William L.Clayton and the recognition of China, 1945-1966: more speculations on "lost chances in China"

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This article discusses United States foreign policy regarding China during the 1950s. The author focuses on Texan millionaire William L. Clayton's suggestion that the United States should focus on improving its relations with the People's Republic of China and minimize ties with the Republic of China on Taiwan, arguing that if the United States followed that course relations between the two would not have been so painful throughout the 60s.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Americans, Chinese, Chinese (Asian people), Clayton, William L.

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Food for Communist China: a U.S. policy dilemma, 1961-1963

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This article examines the foreign policy issues regarding China faced by the Kennedy administration. The author, maintaining China was suffering from a food supply shortage, discusses the humanitarian dilemma faced by President Kennedy and his ultimate decision to refuse American food relief, which was based upon China's attack on India in 1962.

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Food for thought: reflections on food aid and the idea of another lost chance in Sino-American relations

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This article examines John F. Kennedy's efforts to send food relief to China in a move to relax the tense relationship. The author maintains China refused the aid, and after China attacked India Kennedy felt he had no other choice but to fully abandon his attempts.

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