July 14, 1958
Telegram No. 41 from Taipei to the Secretary of State
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Outlines a new Taiwanese cabinet lineup, including Chen Cheng as Premier and Wang Yun-wu as Vice Premier, reflecting efforts to create a more capable and broadly based government. The inclusion of non-partisan and scholarly figures like Wang Shih-chieh and Mei Yi-chi, as well as the appointment of Chiang Ching-kuo as Minister without Portfolio, suggests a strategy to address anticipated crises and ensure comprehensive governance. Additionally, the reshuffling of foreign affairs personnel, such as George Yeh's expected appointment as Ambassador to Washington, highlights concerns over U.S. public opinion regarding Taiwan and Communist China.
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