Four-Year Economic Development Plan
The Executive Yuan announces the first Four-Year Economic Development Plan, beginning a sustained program of state-directed economic development.
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The Executive Yuan announces the first Four-Year Economic Development Plan, beginning a sustained program of state-directed economic development.
Promulgates the Land-to-the-Tiller Act, transferring farmland from large landowners to tenant farmers under compensated reform.
Attends the opening of Xiluo Bridge, a major infrastructure project completed with substantial American assistance.
The United States ends its policy of neutralizing the Taiwan Strait, allowing Chiangโs forces greater freedom of action against the mainland.
The US Senate rejects China PR membership to UN
The US Senate rejects China PR membership to UN
Oversees Chinese policy as the Korean Armistice Agreement ends major fighting on the peninsula.
Presents principles of sovereignty, non-aggression, non-interference, equality, mutual benefit and peaceful coexistence during talks with Indian representatives.
The communist party launches the first five-year plan with the aims of industrialization, collectivization of agriculture, and political centralization
The communist party launches the first five-year plan with the aims of industrialization, collectivization of agriculture, and political centralization
Korea is permanently partitioned across the DMV (55,000 USA soldiers, one million south Koreans, one million Chinese soldiers, two million North Koreans have died
Korea is permanently partitioned across the DMV (55,000 USA soldiers, one million south Koreans, one million Chinese soldiers, two million North Koreans have died
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