That Chinese "Threat.".

Focuses on the Chinese threat to the U.S. Prevalence of anti-Chinese views among statesmen in the U.S.; View that the perception of the Chinese threat is the result of racial prejudice and fear of economic domination by Chinese moneylenders and traders combined with a genuine threat of subversion from Peking; Discussion of the perception of several countries regarding the Chinese threat; Discussion on U.S. President Richard Nixon's remark that China, the USSR, Japan and the US will compete for influence in the area; View that support of China to communist rebels in several south east countries is not more than mere moral support; Opinion that China does not possess a threat to the U.S. interest.