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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1971

Page

4

Kissinger Secret China Visit Revealed In Nixon Speech

Henry Kissinger’s clandestine trip to Peking in July 1971 remained tightly held until President Nixon disclosed it. The journey, kept from allies and public, included talks with Premier Chou En-lai and followed a prior Pakistan leg amid illness and secrecy. Nixon announced Kissinger’s talks in Peking from July 9 to 11, a surprise to many and a signal on Vietnam policy.

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Hippie Ping Pong Player Began Thaw With China

Glenn Cowan, 19, Santa Monica City College, helped spark ping pong diplomacy after giving a Chinese world champion a T-shirt and receiving a handkerchief. His gesture followed U S and China exchanges at Nagoya, aiding Nixon’s upcoming Peking visit and leading to broader table tennis exchanges and ambassador talks. Cowan later said he felt he helped pave the way for China’s world debut and the Nixon-Mao summit.

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Nixon Enjoys Pleasant Evening After China Speech

President Nixon dined at Perino's in Los Angeles and walked Wilshire Boulevard chatting with bystanders. He joked about ping pong, recalled the home run comparison to Reggie Jackson, and appeared in good spirits after delivering a bombshell China speech.

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