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Frame No. 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 2
Frame No. adviser for UN Liaison Team at ROK political conference; Japan industrial potential; John Allison letter to Richard M. Nixon. Principal Correspondents: Kenneth T. Young Jr.; Charles H. Spinks; J. J. Conroy; Niles W. Bond; Robert Murphy; Frank Waring; E. Allan Lightner Jr.; Phil Sullivan; George Thomas Folster; William T. Turner; John M. Steeves; James B. Pilcher; Robert J. G. McClarkin; Ellis O. Briggs; Samuel D. Berger; John M. Allison; Walter S. Robertson; J. Graham Parsons. 0669 Field Correspondence, Korea, 1952–1953. Major Topics: U.S. and UN technical assistance to ROK; ROK entry permits for Japan technicians; Tokyo Island use as live bombing area. Principal Correspondents: Kenneth T. Young Jr.; John J. Muccio; E. Allan Lightner Jr.; John M. Allison; Ellis O. Briggs; Don V. Catlett; Niles W. Bond; Edward T. Wailes; C. Tyler Wood. 0760 Japan: Peace Feeler and Negotiations, 1945 (Working Papers). Major Topics: Potsdam Conference; U.S. public weariness for war in Japan; Japan peace feelers; Japan aim for conditional peace agreement; Okinawa news dispatch on Japan peace movement. Principal Correspondents: Joseph W. Ballantine; William J. Donovan. 0788 NSRB—Economic Mobilization Planning: Resources Assumptions, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Basic security resources assumptions; Japan economic conditions; ROK Communist influence; U.S. economic assistance to the Philippines; Indonesia struggle for independence from the Netherlands; Siam political stability; PRC influence in Malaya; Indochina political deterioration; external U.S. political, military objectives. Principal Correspondent: Daniel Cox Fahey Jr. 0802 Wartime International Economic Cooperation, Working Group on the Framework for—(Verbation Transcript of Meetings), 1950. 0804 Occupation Forces in Japan, 1948–1950. Major Topics: Consideration of ROC for occupation of Japan; Allied participation in occupation of Japan; recognition of PRC Communist regime; U.S. post-surrender policy for Japan; U.S.-USSR correspondence; Vyacheslav M. Molotov proposal for Allied Advisory Commission. Principal Correspondents: James Clement Dunn; Tsui Tswen-ling; James K. Penfield; Robert P. Patterson; James F. Byrnes; H. Freeman Matthews; Tracy S. Voorhees. 0866 Unutilized Plant Capacity–Far East, 1950–1951. Major Topics: Annual Report of the Governor of the Banca d’ Italia; data on Italy economic conditions, including agricultural production, industrial recovery, wholesale prices, real wages, and banking and financial markets. 0885 NSC, 13/2, 1950–1951. Major Topics: Declassification of National Security Council paper on Japan; Japan policy problems; Sidney W. Souers; U.S. policy toward Japan; rescission of pre- FEC overall U.S. directives for SCAP; Basic Post-Surrender Policy for Japan; implementation of National Security Council directives. Principal Correspondents: Tracy S. Voorhees; Louis A. Johnson; William Walton Butterworth; Dean Acheson; Kenneth C. Royall; Thomas B. McCabe; Max W. 3
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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX The
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Bongard, Oliver B. 9: 0424 Booth, D
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Cross, Julian P. 13: 0712 Cross, Ro
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Fortner, Richard V. Jr. 9: 0018 Fos
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Hensel, H. Struve 2: 0001, 0442 Her
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Tolbert, Peter 23: 0279 Tolman, Car
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Aleutian-Kurile Seismic Experiment
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Barbis, George R. 4: 0369 Barnett,
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Tsurumi, Kiyohiko 13: 0606, 0925; 1
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Very Low Frequency wave propagation
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