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China-Taiwan-US Relations #405436

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Mar 10, 1996
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(Studio: Jeanne Meserve) The positioning of United States naval ships near China, which plans to continue missile testing in the Taiwan straits in an effort to intimidate Taiwan at the time it is to hold direct presidential elections, reported; scenes shown. [Secretary of State Warren CHRISTOPHER - says the ships are in a position to help if needed.] [National Security Advisor Anthony LAKE, United States ambassador to the United Nations Madeleine ALBRIGHT - state their concern.]

Reporter(s):
Meserve, Jeanne
Duration:
00:02:10

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