¹ China had already made this point clear when it formally supported the Supreme Soviet's disarmament proposal (see Peking Review, No. 4, 1960).Google Scholar

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⁶ NCNA Jan. 19.

⁸ NCNA March 17.

⁹ These reports were collected in Current Background No. 610 published by the U.S. Consulate-General, Hongkong.

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¹⁴ NCNA, Dec. 23, 1959. SCMP, No. 2204.

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