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China and US-Chinese Contacts,” RG 59, SN 67-69, POL Chicom-US, National Archives II.
[5] July 7, 1969, Memo from Robert E. Osgood to Members of NSC Staff, “An Overview of the World Situation”, White House, FO box 1, [EX] 5120069-8/31/69, National Archives II.
[6] U.S. State Department, Bureau of Intelligence and Research: Intelligence Note, "Communist China: Peking Inflates Soviet War Threat," 3 June 1969, SN 67-69, Pol Chicom-USSR, National Archives II.
[7] Aug. 18, 1969, Memcon, “China: US Reaction to Soviet Destruction of CPR Nuclear Capability; Significance of Latest Sino-Soviet Border Clash; International Opposition. Vietnam: US and Communist Intentions; Soviet Views. SALT: Reason for Soviet Delay. Laos: Soviet Role, Source: NSCF 334, National Archives II.
[8] Sept. 10, 1969, Memcon by Wm. Spengler, State Department Office of Pakistan-Afghanistan Affairs, of meeting with Hilaly, “ The Current Sino-Soviet Situation,” RG 59, SN 67-69, POL Chicom-USSR, National Archives II.
[9] Memorandum from John Holdridge and Helmut Sonnenfeldt, National Security Council Staff, to Henry Kissinger, "The US Role in Soviet Maneuvering Against Peking," 12 September 1969, NPMP,NSCF,box 710, USSR Vol. V 10/69,National Archives II.
[10] Memorandum for the President from Secretary of State William Rogers, "The Possibility of a Soviet Strike Against Chinese Nuclear Facilities," 10 September 1969, SN 67-69, Def 12 Chicom,National Archives II。
[11] Nov. 22, 1969, Document from Chairman, EA/IG—Marshall Green to Chairman, NSC Review Group, “NSSM-38: US Policy in East Asia in the Seventies”, RG 59, SN69-71, box 2,National Archives II.
[12] Aug. 16, 1969, Report, Allen S. Whiting, RAND Corporation, “ Sino-Soviet Hostilities and Implications for US Policy,” with a letter to Kissinger, NPMP, NSCF, box 839, China, National Archives II.
[13] Jan. 6 1969, “Crisis Possibilities in First Two Weeks of the New Administration—East Asia”, Source: HAK 1/9, NSCF GT Book I, National Archives II.
[14] Feb. 11, 1969, memorandum from Kissinger to Nixon, “Warsaw Talks,” Secret, Source: NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks, Vol. I, National Archives II.
[15] Feb. 18, 1969, Thomas L. Hughes, Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) to Secretary of State William Rogers, Intelligence Note, “ Communist China/US: Peking Calls Off Feb. 20 Warsaw Meeting,” RG 59, SN 67-69, POL Chicom-US,National Archives II.
[16] Nov. 3, 1969, Holdridge to Kissinger, “Query from Ambassador to Warsaw on Contacting Chinese Communist Charge,” with Stoessel letter attached, NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks, Vol. I,National Archives II.
[17] Dec. 9, 1969, INR to The Secretary, “Peking ‘Responds’ to the Dec. 3 US Initiative,” RG 59 Pol Chicom US Box 2188, National Archives II.
[18] Dec. 10, 1969, Marshall Green to The Secretary, “Implication of PRC Agreement to Meet with US Ambassador”, RG59 Pol Chicom US Box 2188, National Archives II.
[19] Henry Kissinger, White House Years, Little Brown and Company, 1979, p.188.
[20] Dec. 10, 1969, Kissinger to Nixon, “Warsaw Talks, NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks, Vol. I, National Archives II.
[21] 12 Jan. 1970, Kissinger to Nixon, “The Warsaw Talks,” NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks, Vol. I, National Archives II.
[22] Dec. 10, 1969, Kissinger to Nixon, “Warsaw Talks, NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks, Vol. I, National Archives II.
[23] Jan. 12, 1970, Theodore L. Eliot to The Secretary, “Guidance for 135th Sino-US Ambassadorial Meeting”, RG 59 Pol Chicom US Box 2188, National Archives II.
[24] Jan. 19, 1970, telegram from American Embassy Warsaw to The Secretary, “Sino-US Talks, Press Photographs before 135th Meeting”, RG 59 Pol Chicom US Box 2187,National Archives II.
[25] Jan. 24 ,1970, Warsaw Embassy Airgram A-25 to SecState, “Stoessel-Lei Talks: Report of 135th Meeting, Jan. 20,1970,” RG 59, SN 70-73,Pol Chicom-US,National Archives II。
[26] Jan. 21,1970, Kissinger to Nixon, “The Warsaw Talks”, NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks, Vol. I, National Archives II.
[27] Feb. 12,1970, Intelligence Brief from INR to the Acting Secretary, “Communist China: Peking Reacting Angrily to Intrusion of US Drone”, RG 59 Pol Chicom US Box 2188, National Security Archives.
[28] Memorandum from Winthrop G. Brown, Bureau of East Asian Affairs to Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs U. Alexis Johnson, "Basing of U.S. Strip Alert Planes at Tainan Airfield on Taiwan," 29 May 1969, RG 59, SN 67-69, Def 1 Chinat,National Security Archives。
[29] Memorandum from Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Marshall Green to Under Secretary of State Elliot Richardson, "Next Steps in China Policy," 6 October 1969, SN 67-69, Pol Chicom-US,National Archives II。
[30] Letter from Under Secretary for Political Affairs U. Alexis Johnson to Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard, 9 January 1970, RG 59, SN 70-73, Pol Chicom-US. National Security Archives。
[31] Letter from David Packard to U. Alexis Johnson, 20 January 1970, SN 70-73, Pol Chicom-US,National Security Archives。
[32] Memorandum from Harry Thayer, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Office of Asian Communist Affairs, to Morton Abramovitz, Office of Under Secretary of State, "Warsaw Meeting: Shootdown of U.S. Drone," 19 February 1970, 1970年2月19日,SN 70-73, Pol Chicom-US,National Security Archives.
[33] Feb. 10,1970, Holdridge to Kissinger, “Sino-US Negotiations in Warsaw,” NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks2/1/70-6/30/70, National Archives II.
[34] Feb. 20,1970, Warsaw Talk 376, NSCF, box 334, National Archives II.
[35] Feb. 21 ,1970, US Embassy Warsaw Airgram A-84 to SecState, “Stoessel-Lei Talks: Report of 136th Meeting,” RG 59, SN 70-73, Pol Chicom-US, National Archives II.
[36]Feb. 20, 1970, Warsaw Talk 376, NSCF, box 334; 20 Feb. 1970, Kissinger to Nixon, “Chinese at Warsaw Suggest US Send High-Level Representative to Peking,” NPMP, NSCF, box 700 Poland-Warsaw Talks 2/170-6/30/70, National Archives II.
原载《当代中国史研究》2007年第2期 |
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