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These peace negotiations with the Communists in Korea have no chance of success, said John K. Fairbank '29, professor of History. He pointed out that the Communists regard negotiations as mere maneuvers in "a permanent and total world struggle," and not as a means of attaining an end of hostilities. For this reason, he added, the admission of Red China to the U.N. in the near future would he impossible...
...Fairbank also felt that there was a possibility of domestic unrest eventually up-netting the Communist regime, although his reasons for suspecting dissatisfaction were different from those presented by Tingfu...
...will discuss with Colonel Lawrence Bunker, Chief Aide de Camp of General MacArthur, and John K. Fairbank, professor of History and author of "United States and China," the problem of Red China and its admittance to the United Nations...
...expert on the Far East, having just returned from a year in the Orient, Fairbank held little hope for any basic agreement with Mao, or admission of China into the United Nations at the present time...
...Fairbank stated that the American public would not accept any agreement with Mao until he had met two basic conditions. "Mao must remove his troops from North Korea, and allow unification of Korea on the U.N. Basis...