CIS Microfiche Library 1970-2002 (CIS Asia Pacific Collection)

 CIS NO: 72-S381-8
 TITLE: U.S. Relations With the People's Republic of China.
 SOURCE: Committee on Foreign Relations. Senate
 DOC TYPE: Hearing                   COLLATION: vi+562 p.
 DATE: June 24, 25, 28, 29, July 20, 1971
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 92-1              SUDOC: Y4.F76/2:C44/8
 ITEM NO: 1039
 LC CARD NO: 72-600772               MC ENTRY NO: 5256(72)

 Hearings on the following legislation (texts, p. 3-9, dept rpts, p.
 307-310) concerning U.S. relations with Communist China and the U.S.
 position on Chinese representation in the UN: S.J. Res. 48, S. Res. 18, S.
 Res. 37, S. Res. 82, S. Res. 139.
   Appendix (p. 347-554) contains submitted statements, correspondence,
 articles, and:
 a. Chen, Lung-chu, "One Taiwan, One China: Self Determination for Taiwan"
     (p. 348-361).
 b. Department of State, "Background Papers on Taiwan" Aug. 3, 1971
     including list of US/Taiwan treaties in force (p. 361-392).
 c. Niksch, Larry A. (CRS) "U.S. Policy Toward China: A Chronology,
     1941-71" (p. 392-418).
 d. Niksch, Larry A. (CRS) "Congressional Actions Affecting U.S. Relations
     With Communist China, 1949-71" (p. 418-425).
 e. Leitenberg, Milton, "Anti-Ballistic Missile Deployment and China"
     Implications of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems, Pugwash Monograph II,
     1969, Souvenir Press (p. 431-446).
 f. Johnson, Chalmers "A China Policy for the Seventies," article (p.
     447-456).
 g. Members of Congress for Peace Through Law, reports by members of the
     U.S.-China Committee, 1970 (p. 470-512).
 (For summary of brief items of testimony, see S381-8.12.)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC
     (US-Communist China relations); TAIWAN (US-Communist China relations);
     UNITED NATIONS (US position on Communist Chinese representation);
     FOREIGN.RELATIONS (Communist China-US relations); NIKSCH, LARRY A.
     (US relations with Taiwan and Communist China, chronologies);
     CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE (US relations with Taiwan and Communist
     China, chronologies); ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILES ("Anti-Ballistic Missile
     Deployment and China"); MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FOR PEACE THROUGH LAW;
     CHEN, LUNG-CHU ("One Taiwan, One China: Self Determination for
     Taiwan"); DEPARTMENT.OF.STATE ("Background Papers on Taiwan");
     LEITENBERG, MILTON ("Anti-Ballistic Missile Deployment and China")
 BILLS: 92 S.J.Res.48; 92 S.Res.18; 92 S.Res.37; 92 S.Res.82; 92
     S.Res.139

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 1          June 24, 1971 p. 17-33
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     GRAVEL, MIKE (Sen, D-Alaska)
     FINCHER, JOHN H. (prof, Johns Hopkins Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Support for improved U.S. relations with, and UN
     representation for, Communist China.
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 2          June 24, 1971 p. 33-58
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     JAVITS, JACOB K. (Sen, R-NY)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Support for S. Res. 37 and transfer of UN
     Security Council seat to Communist China.
 INSERTION: "China Policy Dilemmas: The UN Issue and Taiwan" by A. Doak
     Barnett, 1971 Brien McMahon Lecture, Univ of Conn. (p. 42-54).
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 3          June 25, 1971 p. 89-110
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     TUCHMAN, BARBARA W. (author)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Analysis of U.S. policies toward China, with
     recommendations for improvements. (p. 89-93)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 4          June 25, 1971 p. 110-128
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     GALSTON, ARTHUR W. (prof of biology, Yale Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Account of recent trip to Communist China,
     including interview with Chinese premier and observation of acupuncture;
     possible benefits from U.S.-Communist China amity.
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): MEDICINE (Chinese use of
     acupuncture anesthesia)

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 5          June 25, 1971 p. 128-154
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     COHEN, JEROME A. (dir, East Asian Legal Studies, Harvard Univ)
 STATEMENT: Legal problems relating to Communist Chinese representation in
     UN, establishing U.S.-Communist China diplomatic relations, and Taiwan
     status. (p. 125-147)
 DISCUSSION: Circumstances surrounding U.S. prisoners held in Communist
     China. (p. 147-154)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US-Communist China relations

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 6          June 28, 1971 p. 155-175
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     DOMINICK, PETER H. (Sen, R-Colo); accompanied by ROWE, DAVID N.
        (prof of political science, Yale Univ)
 STATEMENT: Opposition to Communist Chinese UN membership as inconsistent
     with UN Charter principles and international law. (p. 155-165)
 DISCUSSION: Procedural problems relating to UN membership of Communist
     China. (p. 165-175)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 7          June 28, 1971 p. 176-243
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     THOMSON, JAMES C., JR. (lecturer on history, Harvard Univ)
     WHITING, ALLEN S. (chm, Citizens to Change US China Policy; prof,
        political science, and assoc, Center for Chinese Studies, Univ of
        Mich)
     MANCALL, MARK (Stanford Univ)
 STATEMENTS: Historical background of U.S.-China relations and support for
     normalization of relations; alleged U.S. Government distortion of past
     events; analysis of Communist Chinese policy and U.S. alternatives.
       Effects of U.S. failure to negotiate directly with China; suggestions
     for reaching U.S.-Chinese understanding. (p. 176-213)
 DISCUSSION: Recognition of China as in U.S. national interest; complexity
     of Taiwan problem and implications of various solutions; role of Japan
     in U.S.-Chinese relations; need for congressional and public information
     concerning and participation in policy formation. (p. 213-243)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China
 DESCRIPTORS: CITIZENS TO CHANGE U.S. CHINA POLICY; JAPAN

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 8          June 29, 1971 p. 246-253
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     DURDIN, TILLMAN (correspondent, The New York Times)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Report of conditions and attitudes in Communist
     China. (For further discussion, see S381-8.9.)
 CONTENT NOTATION: Communist China, internal conditions

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 9          June 29, 1971 p. 254-288
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     LUBMAN, STANLEY (prof of law, Univ of Calif, Berkeley)
 STATEMENT: Problems with present Communist Chinese trade relations with
     the West. (p. 254-267)
 DISCUSSION: (Also covers testimony under S381-8.8.) Summary of Communist
     Chinese trade with Japan and Canada; description of the Chinese criminal
     process; recommendation for gradualism in Sino-American trade; various
     possible effects of normalized U.S.-Chinese relations. (p. 267-288)
 CONTENT NOTATION: Sino-American trade
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): JAPAN (Trade with Communist
     China); CANADA (Trade with Communist China); EAST-WEST TRADE;
     CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (Communist China criminal process)

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 10         June 29, 1971 p. 288-306
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     OKSENBERG, MICHEL (Columbia Univ)
 STATEMENT: Recommendations for most effective Chinese policy formation and
     implementation. (p. 288-293)
 DISCUSSION: Possible application of various Chinese domestic experiments
     in U.S.; Communist Chinese attitudes toward international law and border
     settlements. (p. 293-306)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 11         July 20, 1971 p. 321-337
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     MICHAEL, FRANZ (dir, Sino-Soviet Inst, George Wash Univ, DC)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Review of Communist China's political and
     military conditions and foreign policy; effect of Communist Chinese
     membership on UN.
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China

 72-S381-8 TESTIMONY NO: 12         Brief Testimony
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     CHURCH, FRANK ((Sen, D-Idaho), p. 10-17)
     EDWARDS, LEE (sec, Committee of One Million, p. 338-346)
     KENNEDY, EDWARD M. ((Sen, D-Mass), p. 58-68)
     MATHIAS, CHARLES MCC., JR. ((Sen, R-Md), p. 13-17)
     MCGOVERN, GEORGE ((Sen, D-SDak), p. 68-80)
     MINK, PATSY T. ((Rep, D-Hawaii), p. 80-87)
     TOWER, JOHN G. ((Sen, R-Tex), p. 312-320)
 BRIEF ITEMS OF TESTIMONY:
     Varying views on Communist China admission to UN and U.S. policy toward
        Taiwan.
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Communist China
 DESCRIPTORS: COMMITTEE OF ONE MILLION