Soviet Press Muted on China Trip
Moscow reporters privately expressed confusion over the Nixon visit to China and the Sino American communiqué. They questioned concessions, unexplained omissions, and implied unwritten deals between the United States, China, and the Soviet Union ahead of Moscow’s May agenda.
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Nixon Concessions to Reality Spark Wider Peace Vision
European director and Chet Foreign Wailtr argue that Nixon’s Peking concessions were to reality and will yield gains over time. They cite end of 22 years of hostility, people contacts, trade, and global cooperation to reduce nuclear danger, shaping a path toward rapprochement and peaceful coexistence between the United States and China.
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