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0199 Japanese Peace Treaty, Miscellaneous, 1949–1951.
Major Topics: U.S.-USSR relations; Cairo Declaration; Potsdam Agreement; FEC
policy; Japanese Peace Treaty looted property provisions; Japanese Peace
Treaty unresolved provisions; return of Taiwan and Penghu Islands to ROC; U.S.
coercion of Japan; John Foster Dulles; ROC views of Japanese Peace Treaty;
India views of Japanese Peace Treaty; commercial clauses of draft Japanese
Peace Treaty; USSR exclusion from Japanese Peace Treaty; Japan
democratization; Japan psychology in connection with Japanese Peace Treaty;
stationing of U.S. forces; Japanese Peace Treaty procedural problems;
explanatory study of draft Japanese Peace Treaty; standards for Japan
international conduct; Japan self-defense and security arrangements; U.S.
withdrawal of troops; Japanese Peace Treaty political and economic clauses;
Japan recognition of peace treaties with former Axis countries; fishing
agreements; U.S. special interests in ROC; judgments of war crimes trials;
international trade regulations; civil aviation; reparations principle for Allied
property in Japan.
0353 Briefing Papers for Dulles (Japanese Peace Treaty), 1950.
Major Topics: U.S. policy in Ryukyu Islands; FEC policy; Japan participation in
international relationships; Basic Post-Surrender Policy for Japan; Japan
technological training program; Fulbright Program; Japan purge program;
Potsdam Declaration; Japan trade with United States; ROC trade and security
controls; Japan property and claims questions; U.S. economic assistance to
Japan; Japan police establishment; Five-Year Program projection for Japan and
Ryukyu Islands.
Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles.
0410 Japan: Dulles Mission, January–February 1951.
Major Topics: Shigeru Yoshida conversation with John Foster Dulles; American
Provisional Memorandum; Japan reaction to John Foster Dulles visit.
Principal Correspondents: Shigeru Yoshida; John Foster Dulles; Douglas MacArthur.
0420 Miscellaneous, 1945–1952.
Major Topics: FEC policy; Shigeru Yoshida; Japan political parties; Japan
Communist Party opposition to U.S. occupation; Japan Nationalist Party; U.S.-
Japan agreement for sale of surplus property; U.S. policy statement on
replacement of cultural objects lost to Japan aggression; Pakistan, Burma
application for membership in FEC; Ryukyu Islands sovereignty and
administration; Japan Economic Summary; B. A. B. Burrows; Harry S. Truman
message to Winston Churchill.
Principal Correspondents: Everett F. Drumright; William Walton Butterworth; Frank
G. Wisner; U. So Nyun; Conrad E. Snow; H. Freeman Matthews; David K. Bruce;
Robert A. Fearey.
0513 Field Correspondence, Embassy Japan, 1952–1953.
Major Topics: Staffing of political section in U.S. Embassy at Tokyo; communism in
Japan; NATO guidance papers; ROK-Japan relations; USSR-Japan relations;
UN Security Council consideration of Japan application to UN; USSR veto of
Japan admission to UN; Federation of Economic Organizations organizational
chart; U.S. Congress of Industrial Organizations; international copyright royalty
payment for U.S. music in Japan; Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act; political
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