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+ PD=950 (Rov. 7-10-83) . pease (Mount Clipping tn Space Belew) Recognition of Red Ching (& the Quakers topeenes| that this be turned over to: U edi Q eo an international body to ar-j res nn ugker Reporé~ range high-level taixs aimed: . The American Friends Ser-)all members of the Society of fatssolving the dilemma | vice Committee today urged|Friends. . ‘. wee mn ° that the U. S. recognize Red| They also suggested that the ‘China and support its admis-|U, S. put pressure on Nation- a ion to the United Nations, alist China to withdraw from, |: Calling for “a more flex-/the Quemoy and Matsu islands, ible policy toward Mainland| Acknowledging that the China” the Quaker group/iS' tence on ie Republic o! . . ‘aiwan was “thi rane. asked the U. S. take the ini- Srentest political barrier" : tiative in halting ‘military —— ee feats and invasions - from . oe ‘aiwan.” . * In addition, it recommended at Washington “acknowledge that the People’s Republic of China is the government of China ... demonstrate concert for the well-being of China.. | lend restrictions on commun. ications and exchange wit China’... end restrictions o trade... join China in projects of mutual advantage and con-, cern.» . "prepare for negotia- tions with the People's Repub- lic of China on. mutual Prob- lems.” , Fleet. Withdrawal Urned | The proposals: were made in . a ‘report published by Yale Un- iversity Press and entitled, “A ‘(New China - Policy, gome Tyguat. er Proposals,” and ~ wackground material distribu fi to the press. Undicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) 8 “The Evening — Bulletin" Philadelphia, Pa. | pues, /30/65 Th tee Eaten 2 Star Final “| Author: eaters WILLIAM 3B. tiue: DICKINSON ~ fe poe . - Pit called for the withdrawal ,of U. S. Seventh Fleet for : Far East and said: a “During the 100 years prio} to 1949, human misery a mass starvation were unfortun- ately common in China. The: Communist government of | People's Republic has succeed- ed in altering these conditions, and more Chinese now are x living under decent conditions t than during the previous cen-| . tury. This fact tends to be. overlooked in Western assess-j ments which emphasize ine vatead the dimensions of ruth-; jlessness and totalitarianism: that seems so tragic to dem- ocratic practices.” Greatest Barrier a } The report was’ drawn by § iraay which licludes "Fei . schnlarg” husinesy: 7 t Character: or Classifications - rs Submitting Offic baladehens2 ’ e