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Shadow of Red China Grows Across Global Power Field
The piece argues Red China is emerging as the third major world power after the United States and the Soviet Union. It details China’s growing military reach, including planned atomic capability within a decade, short and long range missiles with Soviet aid, jet aircraft, submarine development, and a 2.6 million man army. It notes geopolitical moves from Geneva disarmament talks to U.S. and allied responses, and outlines China’s naval forces, aviation, roads, rails, and heavy reliance on Soviet technical support, with cautions on limits to offensive capacity.
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Bem Price
Associated Press
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