Chiang Kai-shek death signals potential shift in talks
The article discusses Chiang Kai-shek as a stubborn guardian of the door to negotiations with Peking and suggests his passing could trigger dramatic changes. It notes that as early as mid-1971 the mainland Chinese regime signaled cautiously to the United States regarding Taiwan policy and related issues.
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Taiwan's Ties Shift as China and U S Rebalance Power
The article reviews Taiwan's alliance with the United States from the Korean War era through détente with China. It notes Chiang Kai-shek's distrust, U S support via the 7th Fleet and aid, and Beijing's pivot toward Washington as Sino Soviet tensions eased in the 1960s.
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