Failure Looms For U S In China Peace
Analysis argues a U S mediated peace in China is collapsing as Civil War resumes between Kuomintang and Communist forces. It cites misread aims, minority party dynamics, and U S dependence on aid to stabilize war-torn economy, warning of American responsibility if peace efforts fail.
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A weary postwar panorama shows Kuomintang hardliners clinging to American aid as the Communists press an anti American offensive. Mediator hopes hinge on a possible coalition, while Washington caps arms and equipment sales to China amid a bitter stalemate and continued civil conflict. Kimberley diamond mines in South Africa are noted as the world’s largest.
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