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The urgent mission of Ambassador-at-large Philip ? C. Jessup to southeast Asia, the decisions of Burma, India, and Britain to recognize the Communist regime in China, the current contest over China's representation in the UN Security Council, the British Common? wealth Conference in Ceylon, and the rumored assembling early in 1950 of a conference of representa? tives of various south Asian governments in the Philip? pines, all underscore the critical importance of current political developments with respect to southeast Asia. The immediate crisis in southeast Asia focuses on the |
