Nixon China Trip Sparks GOP Criticism and Cautious Pact
Conservative Republicans criticized the Nixon-Chou Shanghai communique saying Nixon did not clearly defend Taiwan nor reaffirm treaty obligations. A White House source noted the U S position reserved on Taiwan and emphasized that Beijing made no attack on Vietnam or Indochina in the talks.
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Frank Cormier
White House
Nixon-Chou
Spondent
Shanghai
Nixon
China
U.S
Chiang
Kalshek
Taiwan
Associated Press
Noth- Washington
Tardent
Wan
Cormie
United States
Peking
Chou En-lai
Indochina
Nixon era talks eyed as China seeks nonbelligerent stance
An informant claims Washington may back a nonbelligerent Chinese proposal to frame principles of peaceful coexistence. The report suggests Chou Enlai prefers a broad Sino American approach, aiming to calm decades of Cold War hostility and align mutual interests with Southeast Asia.
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Nixon Chou
Soviet Union
China
Ate
United States
Bandung
Indonesia
America
John Foster Dulles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dulles
Chou
Southeast Asia
Tsing Taiwan
Treaty Organization
Seato
Nix
Chow
United
Communique hints at Taiwan force withdrawal aims
A fragment from a communique suggests the United States plans a progressive reduction of forces on Taiwan as tensions ease. It notes private talks on peaceful Taiwan issues and hints the area could extend to Indochina, without detailing substantive talks between leaders.
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Taiwan
United States
Promse
Broad Enouh
Indochina
Sino American talks yield cautious optimism on cooperation
An unnamed source notes American officials see Chou En Lai as disinterested in broader talks unless they aid his aims and view the joint communique as moderate on Vietnam despite some belligerent phrasing. They highlight progress on people and goods exchanges while acknowledging ongoing Sino American haggling over wording.
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China
United States
Chou
Peking
North Vietnam
West
North Viet‘nam
President Nixon China Trip Reflections on Ideology and Peace
Report describes contrasting views between American leaders and Chinese officials during the summit period. An informant notes Americans favor peace while Chinese leaders emphasize justice and ideological formation, reflecting diverse backgrounds and priorities.
Bangladesh Premier hosts Soviet leaders in Moscow talks
Prime Minister Mujib Rahman of Bangladesh meets with Premier Kosygin and Soviet economic experts for three hours to discuss cooperation and mutual interests. Brezhnev and Podgorny attend as Bangladeshi officials highlight need for economic aid, with other Soviet leaders present. The talks also reference peaceful settlement on the subcontinent and support from allies.
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Mujib Rahman
Bangladesh
Alexei N. Kosygin
Aly
Peter Mening
Thesr Kremlin
Mu- F Jib
Tass
Mujib
Kosyrigin
Vladimir $. Novikov
Semyon A.\eikachekov
Andrei A. Grechko
Kosygin
Kreml Linner
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ands
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Union
India
United States
China
Los Angeles
Hong Kong
Canada
France
United Movement
Washington
Inington
Dacca
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