World Symposium Conservatism Expected Asian Watchword 76
AP reports Asia faces a 1976 shaped by a conservative trend as Indochina shifts red power dynamics. China and the USSR vie for influence while US detente policy under Ford aims to preserve Pacific status quo amid Taiwan, Japan, Korea fears.
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