China in the 1970s Aims for Superpower Status
The article analyzes China's path into the 1970s highlighting population pressures and food limits, Maoist development strategy, and the clash between agriculture and industrialization. It covers potential leadership changes, the role of foreign aid, Sino Soviet tensions, and possible shifts in Sino American relations after Mao.
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Woman mails aid to Vietnam servicemen year after year
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