28 January 1960Treaty of Sino-BurmeseMao Tse-Tung
A Sino-Burmese Treaty is signed
Historical records for China in 1960, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
A Sino-Burmese Treaty is signed
The National Assembly amends the Temporary Provisions so the incumbent President and Vice President may seek additional terms.
Is elected President for a third term after constitutional emergency provisions are amended.
Meets Jawaharlal Nehru in New Delhi for extensive but inconclusive discussions of the disputed Himalayan border.
The Central Cross-Island Highway opens to traffic, completing one of Taiwan’s most ambitious infrastructure projects of the period.
Communist China launches its first ballistic missile
Welcomes US President Dwight Eisenhower to Taiwan and issues a joint communiqué affirming opposition to Communist expansion.
Border friction takes place with Nepal
Helps conclude a boundary settlement with Burma as part of China's effort to resolve frontier disputes by negotiation.
Calls a meeting to discuss the case of Lei Chen and the Free China journal amid a wider crackdown on political dissent.
Launches a newspaper campaign against Yugoslavia & Khrushcevs policy there
Appointed Minister of Culture
All Soviet Advisers are withdrawn from China
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