Chou En Lai renews offer to negotiate Formosa tensions
Tokyo reports Premier Chou En Lai renews his offer to negotiate with the United States on easing tension in Formosa but rejects any cease-fire discussion as there is no war between China and the U S. He favors a conference proposed by Soviet Russia, excluding Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist government on Formosa, and considers alternate proposals.
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