No Young Heir rent China After Chou En-lai Whither Real Statesmanship
In Tokyo, reports note the death of Chinese premier Chou En-lai at 78 after cancer in Peking. The piece assesses Chou as Mao’s key mediator whose removal challenges whether Maoism can endure under Teng Hsiao-ping or a younger successor. It weighs prospects for successors and the continuity of policy and institutions in the People’s Republic.
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Soviets Reject Japan Demand in Breakthrough on Islands
TOKYO AP The Soviet Union refused Japan's request to return four islands seized after World War I as a condition for a peace treaty. Gromyko and Miyazawa failed to narrow differences in a six hour talk and will resume Monday. The islands Habomai Shikotan Kunashir and Etorofu are claimed by Japan but Habomai and Shikotan could be returned after a treaty.
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