Foreign Affairs - China, 1970-1972

File — Box: 7, Folder: 1

Identifier: CAC_CC_020_1_7_1_0000

Staff Only

Topics and types of documents include "National Committee on United States-China Relations, Inc.," Annual Report, June 1970-June 1971; various correspondence including statements, proposals, and resolutions regarding United States/China relations; Anti-Communist Revolutionary Movement of the Youths on the Chinese Mainland Today, World Anti-Communist League, March 1971; Chinese Communists Can No Longer Fight the People's War, World Anti-Communist League, May 1971; "U.S.-China Policy," Patsy T. Mink, May 1971; congressmen's papers that were submitted to the U.S.-China Subcommittee in 1970; Special Analysis-Communist China and the World Balance of Power: An Analysis of Communist China's Prospects and Policies and Their Implications for U.S. Interests, American Enterprise Institute, October 1971; Newsman's Visit to China, United States Government Printing Office, 1971; "Republic of China Relations," statement by Gallagher, October 1971; "Red China Pushes Drugs," Review of the NEWS, August 1971; "Changing United States-People's Republic of China Relationship and Taiwan," statement by Robert W. Barnett, May 1972; and "Relevance of the Taiwan Development Experience for Other Developing Countries in the 1970s," statement by James P. Grant, May 1972.

Dates

1970-1972

Language of Materials

English

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