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Frame No.
0404 U.S.-Japan Trade and Economics, 1963.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; metals and
metal industries; OECD; Japan wheat imports; Japan nuclear energy program.
0418 U.S.-Japan Economic Affairs, December 1962–October 1964.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; Dean Rusk;
Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security; Japan economic conditions;
Japanese Overseas Telephone Company; balance of payments between Japan
and U.S.; Walt W. Heller; foreign trade promotion; IMF; GATT; U.S. tariff
reclassification; Stewart Udall; U.S. Trade Expansion Act; U.S. Tariff
Commission; International Development Administration; Hindu-Islam conflict in
India; Japan membership to OECD; Takeo Fukuda; Kakuei Tanaka; C. Douglas
Dillon; Japan taxation; Japan postwar economic recovery; Japan postwar
institutional changes; dissolution of Zaibatsu; Japan Doubling National Income
plan; Buy-American policy; European Economic Community; Japan textile
exports; Foreign Aid Appropriations Act; Tariff Reclassification Act of 1963; Ship-
American policy; Japan investment relations with U.S.; Export-Import Bank;
Japan economic assistance to less developed countries; World Bank; Inter-
American Development Bank; fish and fishing industry; North Pacific Fisheries
Convention; Japan labor exchange with U.S.; Japan civil aviation; U.S. Travel
Service operations in Japan; iron and steel industry; European Coal and Steel
Community; Japan foreign trade with PRC, USSR, DRV, and DPRK; Federal
Maritime Commission; Japan import liberalization; U.S. foreign trade controls on
stainless steel flatware; U.S. administration of Okinawa and Bonin Islands; Japan
peace negotiations with ROK; U.S. relations with USSR; Sino-Soviet split;
Moscow Meeting of the 81 Parties; Teng Hsiao-p’ing; USSR condemnation of
Albania leadership; USSR de-Stalinization; Nikita Khrushchev; Chou En-lai;
Pravda (newspaper); Council for Economic Mutual Assistance; USSR Cuba
policy; U.S. military assistance to ROK; U.S.-Japan Civil Air negotiations; Lee
Tong Won; Robert W. Barnett visit to Japan; William P. Bundy visit to ROK;
SOFA; U.S. military reductions in ROK; MAP transfers; foreign investment in
ROK.
Principal Correspondents: Julius Duscha; Arthur Z. Gardiner; Robert A. Fearey;
Edward W. Doherty.
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[Taiwan, Fearey Reading, China, and Japan]
0002 Taiwan, August–October 1964.
Major Topics: William P. Bundy; ROK relations with Japan; ROK educational
exchange with Japan; Japan relations with U.S.; U.S. administration of Okinawa
and Bonin Islands; U.S. military bases, posts, and reservations in Japan; Bonin
Islands; Malaysia; PRC relations with ROC; Etsusaburo Shiina; Harumi
Takeuchi; Takio Oda; U.S. economic assistance to ROK; Chang Xi-yang; MAP
transfers; Golden Gate Club; Taipei Economic Counselor; book piracy; IAEA;
National Policy Papers; ROC relations with Senegal; U.S. economic assistance
to Africa; ROC agricultural commodities agreement with U.S.; ROC request for
new PL 480 program; Hsi Jen-chao; Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction;
Council for International Economic Cooperation and Development; SOFA; ROC
martial law; Tingfu F. Tsiang.
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