USSR-CHINESE RELATIONS/GENEVA CONFERENCE

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CIA-RDP80-00809A000500450188-2
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RIPPUB
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C
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1
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December 14, 2016
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March 25, 1999
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188
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Publication Date: 
April 9, 1954
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REPORT
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Approved For ',Release 2000/09/11 CIA-RDP80-00809A00050450188-2 U.S. Officials Only CCNFJDEIlTIAL PLACE ACQUIRED (BY SOURCE) DATE ACQUIRED (BY SOURCE; DATE D I STIR. 9 PA 5 "/ 25X1X 1? CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY INFORMATION REPORT USSR/China USSR-Chinese Relations/ Geneva Conference 15 Mar 54 and earlier friction ''between USSR and China expla the the unmistakali old lotoy's last speech. 25X1X West more than hitherto. The Chinese who remained behind in~ as trade negotiators expressed themselves (at all levels) in private conversation, although with due reserve and cor.sideration,as by no means enthusiastic about the Soviets. Th(V are particularly upset because the Soviets demand so much gratitude for having introduced Rod China into the Palace of the Nations at Geneva. The Chinese further complain ''that the Soviet delaying tactics do not suit their book because the economic problems which are so urgent for China are postponed thereby. If 1 the Chinese have their way the Genova Conference will devote itself more to'!econ economic problems than to political ones. In any case LChina wants to go! her own way with regard to relations with the STATc EV ARMY I I 1 1 1 1