American President's Peking Visit Strengthens Moderates in China
AP analysis argues Nixon's trip to Peking boosts Premier Chou En lai and the moderates who favor peaceful methods. It notes the visit could ease Formosa tensions and Vietnam conflict, while hardliners fight to preserve tougher policies amid China’s evolving five year plan and industrial buildup.
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Nixon Trip Sparks Varied Congressional Reactions Across Parties
Democrats and Republicans offered mixed praise and caution after President Nixon announced plans to open relations with China. Senate leaders hailed the move as potentially easing Vietnam tensions and advancing world peace while some conservatives urged scrutiny. The piece traces implications for U S policy toward China and Asia, noting comments from Mansfield McGovern Humphrey Hartke Javits and others.
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