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dated September 13, 1958: U.S. and Far East

President Eisenhower told the American people on September 11 in a nationally televised address on the Far East that “there is not going to be any appeasement” of the Chinese Communists. The President called on the Chinese Communists to enter into negotiations “that could have a fruitful result in preserving the peace of the Formosa area and reaching a solution that could be acceptable to all parties concerned includingthe Republic of China.” The President said that he expected that new ambassadorial talks between the United States and Communist China would begin when the Communist Ambassador, Mr. Wang Ping-Nan, returned to Warsaw after consultations in Peking.

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