Mao as China’s unseen driver in Nixon talks
Tokyo dispatch outlines Mao Tse-tung as China’s hidden influence on Nixon Chou En-lai talks. It notes Mao’s role as party chief and thinker, guiding policy while Chou handles negotiations, and recalls Mao’s long arc from revolutionary to institutional power amid domestic upheavals and Sino-Soviet shifts.
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Nixon China trip shows Sino American security cooperation
UPI reports President Nixon's upcoming China visit features a strong joint security effort by the U S Secret Service and Chinese police. About 80 agents are set to accompany him, with four advance trips and on site reviews of guest houses in Peking Hangchow and Shanghai to probe for hazards and surveillance.
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