Mao Death Triggers Global Reactions from East and West
Mao Zedong's death sparks brief Soviet condolences and mixed U S reactions. Kissinger warns Chinese policy may shift with leadership changes as crowds in Beijing mourn Mao and China vows to honor his memory while pursuing Taiwan and relations with the United States.
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Taiwan Celebrations Mark Mao Death Amid Power Struggle
Shops and homes erupt in firecracker celebrations across Taiwan after reports of Mao Zedong's death. Analysts warn the mainland power struggle intensifies, while observers say Nationalists see a chance to press claims. US and Soviet pressure are cited as influencing possible China actions before the US November elections.
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Nixon Extols Mao As Man Of Courage And Vision
Former President Nixon praised Mao Tse tung as a unique man with far sighted vision linking the United States and China. He recalled their 1972 meeting in Peking and said the new relationship benefited both nations and would guide future leaders toward peace in the Pacific and world.
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