The letter which settled the spy plane dispute

The letter written by the White House from US Ambassador Joseph W. Prueher to Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs Tang has been released in full.

The letter which settled the spy plane dispute
Wed, 11 Apr, 2001 - 14:20

The letter written by the White House from US Ambassador Joseph W. Prueher to Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs Tang has been released in full.

Dear Mr. Minister:

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