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Frame No.
0202 Assistant Secretary William P. Bundy Visit to Japan, September 27–October 1964.
Major Topics: U.S. military bases in Japan; William P. Bundy visit to Japan; USSR
relations with Japan; Japan aviation; cotton; wool and wool industry; North
Pacific Fisheries negotiations; international economic assistance to less
developed countries; Alaska king crab; Japan foreign trade with Cuba; lumber
industry and products; Sino-Soviet bloc credits; interest equalization tax; OECD;
Transportation Act of 1964; Japan public opinion toward PRC; Ryukyu Islands;
Japan climate; Japan topography; Japan natural resources; Japan Air Self
Defense Force; U.S. military sales to Japan; U.S. Treaty of Peace with Japan;
Executive Order 10713; U.S. and Japan economic assistance to Ryukyu Islands;
U.S. Civil Administration; Albert Watson II; Japan steel pipe dumping
investigation; U.S. Treasury Department; North Pacific Fisheries negotiations;
Benjamin A. Smith II; OAS action on free world ties with Cuba; Japan balance of
payments with U.S.; Shinichi Ishino; Robert V. Roosa; Douglas Dillon;
Development Assistance Committee; Ruth H. Phillips; Japan attitude toward
membership in OECD; State Department Foreign Service Institute; Japan
relations with Europe; Saylor Amendment to Urban Mass Transportation Act.
Principal Correspondents: Walt W. Rostow; Harry Rowen; Robert A. Fearey; Dean
Rusk; Warren G. Magnuson.
0551 Draft Briefing Papers for William P. Bundy Visit to Seoul, October 1–31, 1964.
Major Topics: Japan peace settlement with ROK; SOFA; U.S. economic assistance
to ROK; won (currency) devaluation; MAP; political parties; Chung Hee Park;
Chong Il-kwon; Chang Ki-yong; Economic Planning Board; Lee Dong-won; Kim
Chong-pil; John M. Chang; Ho Chong; Dean Rusk talks with Chung Hee Park;
reduction and redeployment of U.S. military in ROK; U.S. military effects on ROK
economic conditions; U.S. development loans to ROK; economic stabilization
program; Mansfield Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act; private foreign
investment in ROK; Five-Year Plan for Economic Development.
Principal Correspondents: Marshall Green; William P. Bundy; Samuel D. Berger;
Won Yong Suk; James S. Killen; Xey Young Chang; David E. Bell.
0731 Herbert E. Horowitz. Chronological File, March 1962.
Major Topics: PL 480 agreement for ROC; J. T. Gibbons, Inc.; ROC political
developments; ROC textiles exports to U.S.; ROC sugar quotas; Merck and
Company.
Principal Correspondents: Joseph A. Yager; K. Y. Yin; Arthur H. Rosen; Hale Boggs;
Frederick G. Dutton; Paul M. Popple; Herbert E. Herowitz; E. L. Bartlett.
0753 MSF Hearing, 1961.
Major Topics: Taiwan book piracy; PRC border dispute with India; PRC relations with
U.S.; two-Chinas policy; SOFA; ROC relations with PRC; ROC participation in
1960 Olympics; Chou En-lai visit to Burma, India, and Nepal; PRC relations with
Indonesia, Japan, and USSR; Tibet; U.S. trade controls against PRC; Chiang
Ching-kuo; USS Dixie collision with PRC fishing boat; Mutual Security Forces
hearings; mob attack on U.S. embassy and U.S. Information Agency in Taipei,
ROC.
Principal Correspondent: Gardner E. Palmer.
0892 Status of Forces, 1961–1963.
Major Topics: SOFA; Japan-U.S. Joint Committee; Johnson Air Station; ROK military
personnel in Japan; U.S. purchase of yen; Tokyo Bay; Camp Asaka; hunting and
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