Word: mao
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...suggestion that got nowhere: in Allahabad, the Naga Sadhus, holiest of India's holy men, suggested that Eisenhower, Churchill, Malenkov, Mao Tse-tung and India's Prime Minister Nehru (optional at no extra cost) meet in the nude high up on the Himalayas to bring an end to the cold...
Intelligence reports received By Nationalist headquarters indicate that under certain conditions "a large part" of Mao Tse Tung's Communist forces would side with the Nationalists in the event of such an all-out offensive against the Red regime, Tingfu declared...
Conditions under which Red soldiers would desert to the Nationalists include American backing of a large-scale invasion, and a promise that the Nationalists will preserve those land reforms no far instituted by Mao's government, Tingfu stated...
...next Jan. 1 (apparently a way of saying that North Koreans must pay occupation costs after that) and to "facilitate civil air transport between the Soviet Union and Korea" by letting a Soviet-Korean airline cross her territory. On hand in Peking for the signing of this agreement, besides Mao Tse-tung and North Korea's Premier Kim II Sung, was a Russian named V. V. Vaskov. V. V. Vaskov, the communiqué said, was "also taking part in the negotiations...
Those who look for friction between Mao and Malenkov regard North Korea, as well as Manchuria, as potential abrasives. The State Department's current reading is that many more interests unite the Communist rulers of the two big nations than divide them, and that China is not a satellite of the Soviet Union (like Bulgaria, Rumania, etc.) but a partner-a decidedly junior partner...