British Puzzle Us by Doris Fleeson in London
The piece outlines Britain's bipartisan foreign policy on Russia and China, with Labour and Tory leaders favoring coexistence. It notes Churchill's leadership, Eden's possible succession, Attlee's Red safari, and cautious American views. It discusses independence from American pressure and Britain's long history with Russia as an imperial power.
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London
Conrad Adenauer
Germany
Labor
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Clement Attlee
Red Russia
Red China
Eisenhower
Indo-China
Knowland
Russia
Washington
U. S
China
America
Britain
Britons want different China policy than United States
The passage argues that Britain and the United States may diverge on China policy. It notes British views shift toward accepting Red China, favoring Formosa as a refuge, and sees U S pressure over Chiang Kai-shek as not shareable with Britain. It suggests Congress may reject British arguments despite common phrasing by parties.
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Malaya
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Britain
Chiang
China
Formosa
Red China
America
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