A Guide to the Microfilm Edition
Confidential
U.S. State Department
Special Files
JAPAN
1947-1956
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA
A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
Confidential
U.S. State Department
Special Files
JAPAN,
1947-1956
LOT FILES
54-0-423: Japanese Peace Treaty (Files of John Foster Dulles), 1947-1952
57-D-149: Records of the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs,
Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (Japan), 1952-1954
58-D-118 and 58-D-637: Office of Northeast Asian Affairs,
Japan Subject Files, 1947-1956
Edited by
Gregory Murphy
Guide compiled by
Blair D. Hydrick
A microfilm project of
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Confidential U.S. State Department special files. Japan, 1947-1956
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Affairs, Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (Japan), 1952-1954;
58-D-118 and 58-D-637: Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Japan
Subject Files, 1947-1956."
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Note on Sources
v
Editorial Note
v
Scope and Content Note
vii
Acronyms/Initialisms
ix
Reel Index
Reels 1-15
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952: Subject Files
Reel 16
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952: Subject Files cont
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles 1947-1952: Cable Files
Reels 17-21
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952: Cable Files cont
Reel 22
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952: Cable Files cont
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952: Other Files
1
14
15
16
22
23
Reels 23-25
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files of
John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952: Other Files cont
23
Reels 26-31
57-D-149: Records of the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs:
Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Alpha-Numeric File
on Japan, [1948] 1952-1954 [1955]
24
Reels 32-39
58-D-l 18 and 58-D-637: Records of the Office
of Northeast Asian Affairs, Japan Subject Files, 1947-1956
38
Subject Index
61
m
NOTE ON SOURCES
The materials microfilmed for this publication are reproduced from Record Group 59 located at the National
Archives in Washington, D.C.
EDITORIAL NOTE
The Department of State's files in Record Group 59 are composed of Central Files, records originating from
various embassies and consulates, other agencies, and within the State Department itself; and "Special Files"
or Lot Files, records maintained by various offices, bureaus, individuals, and committees in the department.
The records microfilmed for this publication are reproduced from three Special Files.
University Publications of America made its selection of which special files to microfilm after an extensive
search of archival indexes for records relating to Japan and its special role on the cold war battleground.
These records were microfilmed in their original archival order as filed by the State Department. As a result,
while most of the documents within each folder are filmed in reverse chronological order, some are filmed in
chronological sequence.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Maintained by various offices, bureaus, individuals, and committees in the Department of State, the Special
Files contain a vast amount of information on a variety of foreign policy subjects. Originally, the Special Files
were to contain only reference copies of correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, position
papers, briefing materials, studies, and other nonrecord material maintained for convenience in office or
individual files. Official copies of all permanently valuable State Department records were supposed to be
included in the Central Files of the department. World War II and the subsequent cold war, however, put a heavy
strain on the record-keeping system at the department Also, officials became more reluctant to send particularly
sensitive or important records to the more general Central Files. As a result, many original documents, record
copies, working papers, drafts, informal notes, and annotated copies of memoranda were incorporated into the
Special Files.
The Special File number comprises the last two digits of the year in which the file was retired or deactivated
by the originating office or individual, a letter designation (D for department origination, F for origination at
a Foreign Service post, and M for a special mission), and a final number that simply indicates the sequence in
which a particular collection was retired. For example. Special File 54-D-423 refers to 1954 as the year in which
the file was deactivated, D as originating at the Department of State, and it being the 423rd file retired that year.
It should be noted, however, that not all files that have been retired are still in existence. Some have been
consolidated with similar material or have been destroyed because of a lack of permanently valuable records.
Lot File 54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty (Files ofJohn Foster Dulles), 1947-1952
These records are concerned with the efforts of Ambassador-at-Large John Foster Dulles to expedite a peace
treaty between the United States, its allies, and Japan. The records consist of a general subject file that includes
a "Black Book" that Dulles used in connection with Japan-China bilateral treaty problems, a Department of
Defense file covering all subjects at issue between the state and defense departments over the treaty, a large file
on the San Francisco Peace Conference of 1951, Japanese comments on the treaty, various treaty drafts with
comments, treaty histories including a black bode comparing United Kingdom and United States' drafts with
memoranda and rewrites, information on post-treaty problems, the U.S. Senate debate on the treaty, public
opinion surveys regarding the treaty, and a file on General Douglas Mac Arthur.
Lot File 57-D-149: Records ofthe Bureau of FarEastern Affairs, Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (Japan),
1952-1954
This is a subject file relating entirely to Japan. It consists of memoranda, reports, minutes of meetings,
projection sheets, and studies for all aspects of Japanese life including internal and external affairs. There is
information on the Japanese Peace Treaty and U.S. policy with respect to Japan and the Japanese economy. Also
included are studies of psychological and educational programs, the question of Japanese rearmament, the
Ryukyu Islands, defense and the development of effective security, and studies on the Japanese export trade and
financial conditions as well as on Japanese labor and compensation problems.
Lot Files 58-D-118 and 58-D-637: Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Japan Subject Files, 1947-1956
This file primarily focuses on various issues involving Japan following the resumption of its sovereignty.
Among the topics addressed are Japanese-Communist Chinese relations, Japanese-Korean relations, Japanese
defense matters, Japanese internal political maneuvering, the issue of war criminals, and matters involving
atomic energy and testing.
vu
ACRONYMS/INITIALISMS
The following acronyms and initialisms are used frequently in this guide and are spelled out here for the
convenience of the researcher.
ECAFE
UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East
FOA
Foreign Operations Administration
FY
Fiscal Year
GATT
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
IBRD
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank)
ICA
International Cooperation Administration
ILO
International Labor Organization
MAAG
Military Assistance Advisory Group, U.S.
MDAP
Mutual Defense Assistance Program
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
POWs
Prisoners of War
PRC
People's Republic of China
ROK
Republic of Korea (South Korea)
UN
United Nations
USSR
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
WHO
World Health Organization
IX
REEL INDEX
Entries in this index refer to specific file folders within Confidential US. State Department Special Files: Japan,
1947-1956. These folders are arranged by the Lot File names that represent divisions, bureaus, and offices dealing with
Japan. These Lot File names are in bold type and centered. Material in these folders includes memoranda, reports, and
correspondence. For record groups covering a span of years, the specific year(s) of the material is provided in the main
entry for each folder whenever possible, along with the total number of pages of material. In the interest of accessing
the material, this index denotes major issues, actions, and policy decisions relating to Japan under the heading Major
Topics. The four-digit numbers on the far left represent the frame numbers at which the file folders begin. The
researcher is referred to page ix for a list of acronyms and initialisms used in this guide.
Frame #
Reell
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952
SUBJECT FILES
Box 1•Acheson-China
0001
Acheson, Secretary Dean, April 11,1950-March 25,1952.146pp.
Major Topics: NATO; Senate Armed Services Committee investigations; Japanese peace
treaty; U.S. policy in Asia; Pacific security arrangements; Japanese rearmament; Japanese
war reparations; U.S.-Philippines security treaty; Senate Foreign Relations Committee;
Japanese relations with Formosa.
0147
Attorney General, Office of, May 21-July 11,1951.9pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Trading with the Enemy Act.
0156
Australia, May 11, 1950-February 20,1952. 147pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Pacific security arrangements; Australian trade
balance with U.S.; John Foster Dulles's visit to Australia and New Zealand; Japanese
rearmament; Australian elections; Douglas MacArthur relieved of command in Korea;
political, economic developments in Australia; fishing treaty between U.S., Japan, and
Canada; Japanese war reparations.
0303
Belgium, August 9-18,1951.17pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Benelux Union.
0320
Bilateral (U.S.-Japanese Security Treaty) and Administrative Agreement, June 1,1950February 28, 1952.241pp.
Major Topics: Japanese admission to UN; Japanese peace treaty; U.S.-Japanese security
treaty; jurisdictional status of U.S. forces abroad; Pacific security arrangements; Korean
military situation; Japanese relations with Formosa, PRC; U.S.-Japanese administrative
agreement.
0561
Burma, October 19,1950-August 29, 1951. 35pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Burmese reparation claims against Japan.
0596
Canada, May 23,1950-August 30,1951.74pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Canadian insurance interests in Japan; Japanese
security arrangements; Canadian war claims against Japan.
Frame #
0670
0698
0803
Ceylon, November 6,1950-August 13,1951.28pp.
Major Topics: Ceylon applies for UN membership; Japanese peace treaty; Ceylon applies
for membership in Far East Commission.
China, January S-December 19,19S0. lOSpp.
Major Topics: U.S. policy toward China; Communist control of mainland China; Native
Formosans demand independence; U.S. relations with Nationalist Chinese; article entitled
"How to Combat Communism;" evacuation of American missionaries from PRC; U.S.British position an Formosa; U.S. economic aid to Formosa; Japanese peace treaty; PRC
intervention in Korea.
China, January 6-December 28,1951.199pp.
Major Topics: Possible Soviet attack on Japan, Formosa; Japanese peace treaty; Japanese
controls over trade with PRC; Chou En-lai supports USSR on Japanese treaty; U.S.
administration of Ryukyu Islands; Chiang Kai-shek; Philippine security arrangements;
Japanese war reparations; legal position of Chinese Nationalist government; U.S.-British
position on Formosa; Japanese recognition of Chinese Nationalist government; Japanese
relations with Chinese Nationalists, PRC.
Reel 2
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
SUBJECT FILES cont.
Box 2•China cont.-Congressional (N-T)
0001
China, January 6-December 28,1951 cont. 56pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Nationalist China's relations with Japan, U.S., and
Great Britain.
0057
China, Undated. 30pp.
Major Topics: Japanese relations with Nationalist China; Japanese peace treaty; State
Department position on China; Nationalist Chinese government given sovereignty over
Formosa and Pescadores; Pacific security arrangements.
0087
China, January 7-March 6,1952.70pp.
Major Topics: Japanese relations with Nationalist China; Japanese peace treaty; U.S. policy
toward Nationalist China; U.S. economic, military aid for Nationalist China.
0157
China: Japan-China Bilateral Treaty Problem (Dulles Black Book), May 19,1951January 1,1952.86pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese relations with Nationalist China; Communist
activities in Formosa; Japanese trade with PRC; Japanese government overseas agency in
Formosa; Japanese recognition of Chinese Nationalist government.
0243
Congressional (A-H), 1950-1952.250pp.
Major Topics: Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act of 1951; North Pacific Fisheries
Convention; Edward L. Bartlett; Lindley Beckworth; Korean War; William Benton;
Japanese peace treaty; U.S. propaganda activities; Congressional Record; U.S. information
and education programs; John W. Bricker; Bricker Amendment; UN Declaration of Human
Rights; Styles Bridges; Harry F. Byrd, Sr.; Harry Cain; Nationalist China's relations with
Japan, U.S.; Pacific Fisheries Conference; Earle Clements; restrictions on Japanese merchant
marine and textile industry; Tom Connally; U.S. war claims against Japan; European
Recovery Program; Frederic R. Coudert, Jr.; Paul Douglas; J. R. Farrington; Homer
Ferguson; Douglas MacArthur attends San Francisco Conference; bipartisan U.S. foreign
Frame #
0493
0754
policy; Ralph Banders; cold war; James Fulton; Ralph Gamble; Walter George; Pacific
security treaty; Theodore F. Green; Thomas Hennings, Jr.; Christian Herter; Bourke
Hickenlooper; Hubert Humphrey; Genocide Convention.
Congressional (I-M), 1950-1952.261pp.
Major Topics: Jacob Javits; William Jenner; Japanese peace treaty; U.S.-Japanese security
treaty; security treaty between U.S. and Australia and New Zealand; U.S.-Philippines mutual
defense treaty; U.S. occupation costs in Japan; U.S. trade and political relations with Japan;
Walter Judd; Kenneth Keating; John Kee; Pacific Pact; Estes Kefauver; Robert Kerr;
William Knowland; Japanese war reparations for PRC; Far Eastern rearmament program;
Congressional Record; Henry Cabot Lodge; Japanese relations with Nationalist China;
Enlistment of aliens in U.S. Army; John Davis Lodge; Warren Magneson; U.S.-Japanese
shipping agreement; Edward Martin; Joseph Martin; Brien McMahon; U.S. psychological
warfare activities; Ernest McFarland; George Meader; U.S. aid for underdeveloped areas;
Eugene Milliken; Mike Monroney.
Congressional (N-T), 1950-1952.247pp.
Major Topics: Joseph O'Mahoney; U.S. military aid to ROK; Abraham Ribicoff; Leverett
Saltonstall; Japanese peace treaty; H. Alexander Smith; U.S. tariffs; American Federation of
Labor; Nationalist China; human rights provision of UN charter; Mutual Defense Assistance
Control Act of 1951; Voice of America; Japanese territory; U.S. foreign aid programs;
Mutual Security Act; dismissal of Douglas MacArthur; Korean War; Wedemeyer report;
Korean peace terms; Chinese representation in UN; U.S. policy toward Formosa; Genocide
Convention; John Sparkman; Japanese dollar bonds; John Taber; Robert Taft; return of
Northern Ryukyu Islands to Japan; Charles W. Tobey.
Red 3
54-D-423: Japaimese Peace Treaty Files
off Joto Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
SUBJECT FILES cont.
Box 2 cont•Congressional (U-Z)-Congressional (Miscellaneous)
0001
Congressional (U-Z), 1950-1952. 84pp.
Major Topics: Carl Vinson; Japanese peace treaty; John M. Vorys; Arthur Watkins; Francis
Wilcox; Pacific security arrangements; president's authority to send armed forces abroad;
U.S. authority to appoint supreme commander for Allied powers in Japan; Alexander Wiley;
possible Soviet or PRC moves against Japan; Yalta agreements.
0085
Congressional (Miscellaneous), 1950-1952.248pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese export licensing; Mutual Defense Assistance
Control Act of 1951; strategic materials lists; Senate Foreign Relations Committee; U.S.
policy toward China; security treaty between U.S. and Australia and New Zealand; Senate
consultative subcommittee; Pacific security arrangements; organization of federal executive
departments and agencies; elimination of Western influence in Asia; U.S. military aid
programs; congressional travel; immigration and naturalization bill.
Box 3•Defense-Delegation
0333
Defense, October 3-December 23,1949.8pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; U.S. security requirements.
0341
Defense, January 10-December 14,1950.172pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese renunciation of war; Japanese contribution to
military sanctions; Japanese social and economic reform legislation; U.S. military bases in
Japan; U.S. military and economic aid programs in Far East; Japanese tax bill; Schine Plan;
Japanese police establishment; Communist plans for domination of Asia.
Frame #
0513
0704
0759
Defense, January 4-November 5,1951.191pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese population problems; U.S. military bases in
Japan; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; Pacific security arrangements; Japanese
rearmament; Japanese national police; Joint Chiefs of Staff; U.S. occupation controls in
Japan; U.S.-Japanese security treaty.
Delegation (San Francisco Conference)•General, May 7-October 22,1951.55pp.
Major Topics: Peace treaty with Italy; delegation to Inter-American Conference in Brazil;
U.S. delegation to UN Conference on International Organizations in San Francisco;
distinction between a protocol and declaration; Japanese peace treaty; biographic reports for
Japanese peace treaty conference; Soviet diplomatic maneuvers at San Francisco
Conference.
Delegation (San Francisco Conference)•Arrangements, Rules of Procedure, etc., Folder 1,
April 2-August 21,1951.266pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; San Francisco Conference [organization,
arrangements, rules of procedure, program, participants, press representation, invitations,
and U.S. delegation].
Reel 4
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
SUBJECT FILES cont.
Box 3 cont•Delegation cont.
0001
Delegation (San Francisco Conference)•Arrangements, Rules of Procedure, etc., Folder 2,
August 20-September 8, 1951. 176pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; San Francisco Conference [rules of procedure, list of
reference materials, participants, program, U.S. delegation]; U.S. security treaties with
Australia and New Zealand.
0177
Delegation (San Francisco Conference)•Other Government Participation, July 20October 16,1951. 62pp.
Major Topics: San Francisco Conference [participants, invitations, rules of procedure];
Japanese peace treaty.
Box 4•Delegation cont.•Dulies's Black Book
0239
Delegation•Briefing Book for Japanese Peace Conference, n.d. 394pp.
Major Topics: San Francisco Conference [briefing book, rules of procedure, participants,
U.S. delegation, and press releases]; Japanese peace treaty; U.S. military forces in Japan;
U.S.-Japanese territorial questions; Japanese war reparations; U.S.-Japanese commercial
relations; U.S.-Japanese fisheries agreement; Japanese reform programs; repatriation of
Japanese POWs; Soviet role in war with Japan; Soviet proposals regarding Japan; Soviet
propaganda.
0633
Delegation (San Francisco Conference)•U.S. Personnel, July 5-August 24,1951.98pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; San Francisco Conference [U.S. delegation,
participants, arrangements, program, international secretariat, security]; U.S.-Japanese
security treaty; U.S. security treaties with Australia and New Zealand; Yalta agreements.
0731
Dulles, John Foster•Diary of Trip to Korea and Japan, June 14-29,1950.62pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulies's trips to Korea and Japan; U.S. support for ROK; John
Foster Dulies's meeting with Syngman Rhee; Korean National Assembly proceedings;
speeches by John Foster Dulles in ROK.
Frame ft
0793
Dulles's Black Book, September 7,1950-August 13,1951.207pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; war claims against Japan; U.S.-Japanese security
treaty; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; U.S.-Japanese fisheries agreement; U.S.
security treaties with Australia, New Zealand, and Philippines; San Francisco Conference
participants; Japanese war reparations.
54=D=423: Japamese Peace Treatty Files
of John Foster DinMes, 1947-19)52 conk
SUBJECT FILES conk
Box 4 conk•Far East Commissiom
0001
Far Eastern Commission, August 20,1947-July 13,1951.48pp.
Major Topics: Japanese economic conditions; Far Eastern Commission meetings; Far
Eastern Commission policy on restitution of looted property.
Box 5•Fisheries-General
0049
Fisheries, July 3,1950-April 7,1952.290pp.
Major Topics: International aspects of fishery conservation; U.S.-Japanese fisheries
agreement; protection of U.S. West Coast fishing interests; Japanese peace treaty; Pacific
Fisheries Conference; international law and fisheries; U.S. presidential proclamation on
coastal fisheries; Japanese fishing industry; U.S. tariff on imports of tuna fish from Japan.
0339
France, [May 10,] October 23,1950-January 16, 1952.145pp.
Major Topics: Administration of German-French coal and steel resources; French proposals
and views regarding Japanese peace treaty; commercial relations between France and Japan;
bilateral negotiations between Japan and Nationalist China.
0484
General, March 4,1948-December 14,1950.291pp.
Major Topics: Multilateral treaties with Japan; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese
peace treaty; compensation for damages to Allied property in Japan; Far Eastern
Commission; Potsdam declaration; U.S. military bases in Japan; U.S.-Japanese security
treaty; U.S. released of vested Japanese funds; British-Siamese peace treaty; war claims
against Japan.
0775
General•Folder 1, January 4-July 24,1951.235pp.
Major Topics: Japanese legal reforms; Japan relinquishes territorial claims in Formosa;
Japanese peace treaty; U.S. occupation of Japan; Japanese farm problems; liquidation of
Allied Council for Japan; Japanese importance to U.S.; war claims against Japan; Japanese
war reparations; Japanese participation in International Cotton Allocation Committee;
shipping connections between Japan and Seattle, Washington; organized labor in Japan;
Japanese membership in Bank for International Settlements; repatriation of Japanese from
Soviet-Keld territory; Japanese industrial property.
Red 6
54-D-423 % Japanese Peace Treatty Files
off Jolhn Foster Délies, 1947-19>52 conk
SUBJECT FILES conk
Box 5 conk•General conk
0001
General•Folder 1 cont., January 4-July 24,1951 cont. 21pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; war claims against Japan; Japanese nationals detained
in USSR and PRC; Japanese debt
Frame #
0022
General•Folder 2, July 25-December 3,1951.209pp.
Major Topics: Japanese political situation; Japanese peace treaty; Japanese industry;
repatriation of Japanese POWs; Japanese war reparations; Japanese labor problems;
Japanese economic conditions; Japanese trade with PRC; war claims against Japan.
Box 6•Germany-Islands
0231
Germany, February 11,1950-March 25,1952.88pp.
Major Topics: Allied control of Germany; German community enterprises; German political
situation; remilitarization of East Germany; intelligence report on East Germany;
termination of war with Germany; German debt settlement plan; Japanese peace treaty;
liquidation of German property in Japan; German contribution to defense of Western
Europe; U.S.-German civil affairs arrangements.
0319
Greece, August 8-20,1951. 9pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese war reparations.
0328
India, April 27,1950-December 19,1951.175pp.
Major Topics: Indian position on Japanese peace treaty; IBRD loan for Bokaro-Konar
project; U.S.-Indian relations; India refuses to sign Japanese peace treaty; Indian food
situation; U.S. economic aid to India.
0503
Indochina, August 17-21,1951.12pp.
Major Topics: North Vietnam; Japanese peace treaty; Vietminh negotiations; Vietnamese
government mobilization decree; Associated States of Indochina invited to attend San
Francisco Conference.
0515
Indonesia, May 1,1950-September 4,1951. 62pp.
Major Topics: Political stability of Indonesia; Association of South Moluccas; European
exports to Indonesia; Japanese peace treaty; Japanese war reparations; economic relations
between Japan and Indonesia.
0577
Intelligence Reports, June 1950-March 19, 1952.298pp.
Major Topics: Soviet participation in Japanese peace conference; Soviet foreign and
internal affairs; Japanese position on Korean Conflict; Prospects for regional cooperation in
South and Southeast Asia; Soviet plans to attack Japan, Formosa; Japanese cooperation with
U.S. and Western Allies; Japanese rearmament; Japanese economic situation; PRC
manpower requirements; Japanese reconsideration of occupation-sponsored measures;
Japanese peace treaty [Japanese reservations regarding, world reaction to]; U.S. tactics in
Indochina; British policy on China; U.S. press reports regarding Far East
0875
Iran, May 1,1950-August 8,1951.11pp.
Major Topics: Iranian ambassador's meetings with John Foster Dulles and Dean Acheson;
Iranian economic conditions; Iranian participation in Japanese peace conference.
0886
Islands, February 3,1951-January 3,1952.116pp.
Major Topics: Soviet occupation of Sakhalin and Kuriles Islands; U.S. trusteeship of
Ryukyu and Bonin Islands; economic situation in Ryukyu Islands; Japanese peace treaty;
requests to return Ryukyu Islands to Japan.
Reel?
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
SUBJECT FILES cont.
Box 6 cont.•Islands cont.-Italy
0001
Islands, February 3,1951-January 3,1952 cont. 144pp.
Major Topics: Requests for return of Ryukyu and Bonin Islands to Japan; political status of
Ryukyu Islands; Soviet occupation of Kurile Islands.
Frame #
0145
Italy, 1950-September 18,1951.72pp.
Major Topics: Trusteeship agreement for Somaliland; Japanese peace treaty; Italian
diplomatic representation in U.S.; restitution of Italian assets in Japan; Italian elections;
Italian role in Japanese peace settlement; treatment of Italian nationals in Japan during
World War II.
Box 7•Japan Trip-Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters
0217
Japan Trip, January-February 1951 (Cables), January 15-February 20,1951.220pp.
Major Topics: U.S. policy toward Japan; Communist domination of Asia; U.S. defense of
Japan, the Ryukyus, the Philippines, and Formosa; John Foster Dulles's mission to Japan;
Japanese peace treaty [British position on, Japanese Diet hearings on, U.S. terms]; U.S.
relations with Japan.
0437
Japan Trip, January-February 1951, December 13,1950-March 19, 1951.119pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's mission to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and
Philippines; disposition of RyukyuIslands; Japanese peace treaty [British, Australian, and
Indonesian positions on]; Pacific Pact; U.S. occupation costs in Japan; John Foster Dulles's
meeting with Shigeru Yoshda; Japanese compensation for damaged Allied property;
Japanese desire to retain Ryukyu and Kurile Islands; Japanese rearmament.
0556
Japan Trip, April 1951, April 13-May 14,1951.88pp.
Major Topics: List of Japanese ships sunk in vicinity of Philippines; John Foster Dulles's
mission to Japan; Japanese war reparations; Japanese peace treaty [British position on]; John
Foster Dulles's meetings with Shigeru Yoshida and Emperor Hirohito; Japanese Liberal
party; ROK participation in Japanese peace settlement; Japanese civil aviation.
0644
Japan Trip, December 1951, October 23, 1951-January 24,1952. 56pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's mission to Japan; Japanese Chamber of Commerce and
Industry; visit to Japan by Senators John J. Sparkman and H. Alexander Smith; John Foster
Dulles's meeting with Japanese labor leaders.
0700
Japan-Korea Trip, June 1950, May 26-July 24,1950.155pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's trip to Japan and ROK; Japanese peace treaty; U.S.
military aid to ROK; ROK cotton textile industry; ROK economic conditions; Japanese
Federation of Economic Organizations.
0855
Japanese Constitution, November 19,1946-August 27,1951.25pp.
Major Topics: Japanese attitude toward constitutional provision renouncing war; English
translation of Japanese constitution.
0880
Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters, 1950, April 14-December 28,
1950.122pp.
Major Topics: Economic rehabilitation of East and South Asia; U.S. occupation policies in
Japan; peace proposal by Buddhist nationals in Japan; Federation of International Religious
Fellowship Societies; Japanese petition for return of Okinawa.
ReelS
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
SUBJECT FILES cont.
Box 7 cont.•Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters cont.
0001
Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters, 1950, April 14-December 28,
1950 cont 120pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; globalism; Douglas MacArthur's vision of new Japan;
plans for creation of tourism industry in Japan; establishment of Japanese National
Frame #
0121
Construction Corporation; Japanese five-year plan; Japanese Management Association;
Japanese rearmament; Japanese economic conditions.
Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters, 1951, January 9-December 19,
1951.631pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese peace policy; Japanese Socialist party;
Japanese rearmament; Japanese police law amendments; Allied occupation policy in Japan;
Japanese trade; U.S.-Japanese cooperation for mutual security; U.S.-Japanese administrative
agreement; Japanese shipping industry; Japanese national security; damage of Allied
property in Japan; legal status of Formosa; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese political
parties; repatriation of Japanese POWs and internees; Japanese land use policy; World
Congress of Free Nations.
Box 8•Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters cont.-Japanese Peace Treaty
0752
Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Other Matters, cont 1952, January 3-April 7,
1952.106pp.
Major Topics: Communism in Far East; Japanese patriotic organizations; Japanese peace
treaty; Japanese rearmament; Japanese territorial problem; Point Four Programs in Asia;
U.S. tariff on pottery and chinaware.
0858
Japanese Peace Treaty, December 1,1948-May 6,1952.143pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese property and claims questions; list of nations
at war with Japan; list of multilateral treaties with Japan; reactivation of Japanese armed
forces; Soviet action in relation to separate peace settlement with Japan; Japanese
renunciation of war; Japanese contribution to military sanctions; disposition of German and
Japanese diplomatic property within U.S.; treatment of Allied nationals arrested in Japan
during World War II; Compensation for damage to Allied property in Japan; U.S.-Japanese
security treaty; Japanese overseas agencies.
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SUBJECT FILES cont.
Box 8 cont•Japanese Peace Treaty cont.-Korea
0001
Japanese Peace Treaty, December 1,1948-May 6,1952 cont. 432pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty [drafts, Soviet aide-mémoire on, Indian position on,
Japanese government's views on, PRC participation in signing of]; U.S.-Japanese security
treaty; disposition of Formosa; Pacific security pact; U.S.-Japanese administrative
agreement; Japanese national police force; war claims against Japan; Japanese industrial
mobilization; U.S. economic aid to Japan; Japanese shipping industry; "Uniting for Peace"
resolution; Japanese participation in the Congo Basin System; Japanese rearmament; status
of Chinese Nationalist government; Japanese authority to negotiate trade agreements;
Japanese overseas agencies; Japanese human rights declaration.
0433
Japan, Post Treaty, July 30,1951-February 5,1952.144pp.
Major Topics: U.S. negotiations with Japan after signing of peace treaty; U.S. military bases
in Japan; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; Japanese peace treaty ratification;
Japanese national police force; U.S.-Japanese security treaty; Japanese reservations
regarding peace settlement; U.S. loans to Japan; Japanese human rights declaration; war
claims against Japan; Japanese economic problems.
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0577
Korea, October 1948-February 6,1952.424pp.
Major Topics: Political developments in Korea; Korean economic resources; withdrawal of
U.S. occupation faces from Korea; U.S. policy toward Korea; ROK participation in
Japanese peace settlement; ROK claim to Tsushima Island; U.S. objectives in Korea; U.S.
reaction to North Korean invasion of ROK; role of Douglas MacArthur in Korean crisis;
U.S. military aid to ROK; Allied military operations in Korea; Japanese peace treaty; UN
action in Korea; Japanese Communist party; Korean refugees; capture of Japanese fishing
boats by ROK; Korean relief efforts.
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Box 8 cont•Korea conL-Latim America
0001
Korea, October 1948-February 6,1952 cont 44pp.
Major Topics: Attendance of Korean observers at Japanese peace conference; Japanese
peace treaty; Communists break off truce talks in Korea; UN casualties in Korea; Military
and relief assistance for Korea.
0045
Latin America, April 19,1951-Januaiy 10,1952.21pp.
Major Topics: Pacific security arrangements; Japanese peace treaty [positions of Honduras,
Mexico, Venezuela, Peru, and Ecuador].
Box 9•MacArthur-Miscellaoeomis
0066
MacArthur, December 9,1949-March 20,1952.394pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Communist menace in Asia; U.S. strategic interests in
Formosa; Japanese national security; invasion of ROK; Douglas MacArthur's concept of
postwar Japan; Douglas MacArthur appointed to command UN forces in Korea; Japanese
rearmament and war reparations; Japanese commercial competition; U.S.-Philippines
security treaty; method of appointment of supreme commanda* for the Allied powers;
Douglas MacArthur relieved of command in Korea; Matthew Ridgway appointed to head
UN forces in Korea; ROK military manpower; Douglas MacArthur's participation at the San
Francisco Conference.
0460
Miscellaneous, May 29-December 28,1950.346pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; John Foster Dulles's meeting with Douglas
MacArthur; plans for postwar Japan; U.S. military bases in Japan; Japanese overseas
emigration; use of Japanese manpower for Asian aid programs; development of New
Guinea; Marshall Plan and Point Fair Program in Asia; Japan Management Association;
Japanese economic conditions; U.S. white paper on China; prohibition of Japanese
trademarks and trade names; U.S. policy on Famosa; repatriation of Japanese POWs and
internees.
0806
Miscellaneous, January 5-December 29,1951.224pp.
Major Topics: Japanese economic conditions; Japanese immigration to New Guinea;
Japanese unemployment problem; Japanese steel industry; restrictions on use of trademarks
and trade names in Japan; Japanese rearmament; war claims against Japan; Japanese peace
treaty; Japanese bonds; Far Eastern Commission.
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Box 9 cont•Miscellaneous cont.
0001
Miscellaneous, January 5-December 29,1951 cont. 243pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese rearmament; visit of Japanese Diet members
to Washington, D.C.; Japanese war criminals; repatriation of Japanese POWs held by USSR;
U.S. military, economic aid to Iraq; Japanese steel industry.
Box 10•Miscellaneous cont.-Pakistan
0244
Miscellaneous, January 10-April 15,1952.120pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese labor
movement; Japanese export industry; U.S.-Japanese economic cooperation; Japanese human
rights declaration; Japanese Shinto religion.
0364
National Security Council [NSC], January 10,1949-November 23,1952. 66pp.
Major Topics: NSC reappraisal of U.S. policy toward Korea; Japanese security
arrangements; Japanese rearmament; Japanese peace treaty; NSC position on disarmament
proposals; information on NSC papers.
0430
Netherlands, September 14,1950-November 15,1951.88pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japan plans for development and conservation of
fisheries; war claims against Japan; Dutch-Indonesian relations.
0518
New Zealand, September 14,1950-February 8, [March 20,] 1952.108pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; John Foster Dulles's visit to New Zealand; Pacific
security arrangements; U.S. security treaties with Australia and New Zealand; Japanese
shipbuilding capacity.
0626
Norway, July 12,1950-August 30, 1951. 13pp.
Major Topics: Korean War; Japanese peace treaty.
0639
Pacific Pact, March 2,1950-October 1,1951.318pp.
Major Topics: Baguio Conference; Pacific security arrangements; role of Great Britain and
France in Pacific Pact; Australian purchase of Neptune bombers; Japanese peace treaty;
Japanese rearmament; U.S. security treaties with Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and
Philippines; Australian elections; Indonesian application for admission to Far Eastern
Commission.
0957
Pakistan, July 1, [August 15,] 1950-August 30, 1951.23pp.
Major Topics: Korean War; Japanese peace treaty.
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Box 10 cont.•Philippines
0001
Philippines, September 27,1950-December 17,1951. 504pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; U.S. aid to Philippines; Japanese war reparations;
John Foster Dulles's trip to the Philippines; U.S. security treaties with Australia, New
Zealand, and Philippines; Philippine War Damage Commission; Pacific security
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arrangements; Japanese economic conditions; Philippine national security; use of American
bases in Philippines by third powers.
Box 11•Poland-Rafificationi
0505
Poland, August 16-17,1951.7pp.
Major Topic: Poland invited to attend San Francisco Conference.
0512
Portugal, November 8,1950-October 1,1951.87pp.
Major Topics: Portuguese participation in Japanese peace settlement; reconquest and reoccupation of Portuguese Timor; Pacific security arrangements; Japanese war reparations.
0599
Public Opinion Surveys, September 14,1950-January 30,1952.159pp.
Major Topics: U.S. public opinion on Korean crisis, higher taxes, domestic controls,
Japanese peace treaty, retention of U.S. military bases in Japan, and Japanese rearmament;
Japanese political situation; Japanese and U.S. reaction to dismissal of Douglas MacArthur;
American press opinion on Far East
0758
Ratification, September 13,1951-March 21,1952.240pp.
Major Topics: U.S. Senate hearings on ratification of Japanese peace treaty; transmission of
Japanese peace treaty to President Harry S Truman; defense of Egypt; UN charter;
International Court of Justice; U.S. peace treaties with Italy, Rumania, Bulgaria, and
Hungary; North Atlantic Treaty; U.S. security treaties with Philippines, Australia, New
Zealand, and Japan; Japanese support for Red Cross relief efforts in Korea; Atomic Bomb
Casualty Commission; U.S. war claims against Japan; Japanese war reparations to PRC.
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0001
Ratification, September 13,1951-March 21,1952 cont. 64pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; William E. Jenner; Japanese war reparations; U.S.
security treaties with Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines; Everett Dirksen;
Francis Wilcox; Japanese human rights declaration.
0065
Reparations, October 21,1946-May 31, [July 11,] 1951.43pp.
Major Topics: Philippine claims for Japanese war reparations; U.S. statement on Japanese
war reparations and property claims; Allied Powers Property Compensation Law.
0108
Ridgway, General Matthew B., January 2-October 7,1951.28pp.
Major Topics: Biographical sketch of Matthew B. Ridgway; decorations awarded to
Matthew B. Ridgway; Japanese peace treaty; Matthew B. Ridgway appointed supreme
commander for the Allied powers; termination of occupation controls in Japan;
correspondence between Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and General Ridgway
regarding Japanese peace treaty.
0136
Rockefeller, John D. (Draft Report to Mr. Dulles), January 25-December 4,1951. 324pp.
Major Topics: Biographical sketch of John D. Rockefeller III; John D. Rockefeller Ill's
visit to Japan; U.S.-Japanese cultural relations; John D. Rockefeller in criticized for not
meeting with Japanese Catholic representatives; Round Table Conference on Christian
Culture and Peace; political orientation of post-treaty Japan; John D. Rockefeller in proposal
for establishment of cultural and student centers in Japan.
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0460
0676
Sebald, Ambassador William J., June 26,1950-March 25,19S2.216pp.
Major Topics: Joint Chiefs of Staff; Japanese peace treaty; John Foster Dulles's mission to
Japan; Japanese economic conditions; U.S. economic aid to Japan; U.S. diplomatic
representation in Japan; disposition of Japanese diplomatic property in the U.S.; U.S.
Information and Educational programs for Japan; Japanese participation in UN specialized
agencies; treaty of friendship, commerce, and navigation between Japan and U.S.; organized
labor in Japan; most-favored-nation status for Japan; Japanese obligations under surplus
property agreements; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; U.S. policy toward Japan;
Japanese Socialist party; Thomas E. Dewey's trip to Japan.
Sino-Soviet Treaties, February 10,1946-April 4,1951.55pp.
Major Topics: Sino-Soviet treaty of friendship and alliance; USSR information bulletin;
Soviet agreement with PRC regarding Dairen.
Box 12•Spain-Treasury, Department of
0731
Spain, July 28-August 1,1951.4pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; war claims against Japan.
0735
Thailand, March 30-December 17,1951.24pp.
Major Topics: Reimbursement to U.S. for logistic support to Thai troops in Korea; Japanese
peace treaty; disposition of Japanese assets in Thailand.
0759
Trade and Commerce, January 20-January 16,1952.208pp.
Major Topics: International raw materials allocations affecting Japan; Japanese
participation in Congo Basin system; Allied Powers Property Compensation Law; Japanese
industrial outlook; Japanese supply problems; Malaya and Philippines as sources of iron ore
for Japan; Japanese foreign trade statistics; organized labor in Japan; commercial clauses of
Japanese peace treaty; Japanese rights in the Bank for International Settlements;
rehabilitation of Japanese merchant marine; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese
customs tariff and commodity tax laws.
0967
Treasury, Department of, March 28-July 20, 1951. 8pp.
Major Topics: Japanese pre-war bonds; Japanese peace treaty.
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Box 12 cont.•Treaty Documents-Treaty Drafts
0001
Treaty Documents Beginning September 1949 (Known as Butterworth's Black Book),
September 1949-September 18,1951.195pp.
Major Topics: List of Japanese peace treaty documents; Japanese peace treaty [British
position, meeting with Harry S Truman regarding, Douglas Mac Arthur's views on. Defense
Department position on. Joint Chiefs of Staffs position on, draft of, territorial clauses,
negotiations]; U.S. military bases in Japan; Japanese war reparations; Japanese assets in exenemy and neutral countries.
0196
Treaty Drafts, December 29, 1949-March 20,1951.275pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty [drafts, territorial clauses, political clauses, war
criminals, end of occupation, war claims, property, rights, and interests, general economic
relations, settlement of disputes, miscellaneous clauses, special property provisions,
insurance, prize courts and judgments, security clauses]; trusteeship of Ryukyu and Bonin
Islands; multilateral treaties and conventions with Japan; Japan renounces special interests
and rights in China; Allied property in Japan, Japanese property in Allied territory.
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0471
0576
Treaty Drafts, May 3,1951.105pp.
Major Topic: Japanese peace treaty [drafts, territorial clauses, security clauses; political and
economic clauses, settlement of disputes, war claims and property clauses, amendments].
Treaty Drafts, June 14,1951. %pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty [drafts, territorial clauses, security clauses, political
and eccmomic clauses, war claims and property clauses, settlement of disputes, declarations,
protocols]; U.S.-Japanese security treaty.
Box 13•Treaty Drafts cont-Umited Kimgdom
0672
Treaty Drafts, July 3,1951.78pp.
Major Topic: Japanese peace treaty [drafts, territorial clauses, security clauses, political and
economic clauses, war claims and property clauses, settlement of disputes, declarations,
revisions].
0750
Treaty Drafts, August 13,1951. 62pp.
Major Topic: Japanese peace treaty [Japanese translation, English drafts, territorial clauses,
security clauses, political and economic clauses, war claims and property clauses, settlement
of disputes, declarations, protocols].
0812
Treaty Histories, [September 19-21,1951]. 28pp.
Major Topics: Philippine-U.S. mutual defense treaty; U.S.-Japanese security treaty; U.S.
security treaty with Australia and New Zealand.
0840
United Kingdom, September 13,1949-February 28,1952.160pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; implications of blockade of Korea; Japanese
shipbuilding capacity; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; Pacific security
arrangements; invitation to PRC government to attend San Francisco Conference; dismissal
of Douglas Mac Arthur.
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Box 13 cont.•United Kimgdom comt-USSM
0001
United Kingdom, September 13,1949-February 28,1952 cont 301pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; Japanese war criminals; Japanese commercial
relations; Japanese civil aviation; Japanese participation in Congo Basin system; disposal of
Japanese shares in the Bank for International Settlements; PRC participation in Japanese
peace settlement; Japan granted most-favored-nation rights; Allied Powers Property
Compensation Law; British claim to Swiss franc accounts of Yokohama Specie Bank;
British House of Commons debates; Winston S. Churchill's address to U.S. Congress.
0302
United Kingdom•London-Paris Trip, June 2-14,1951, May 28-August 14,1951.131pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty; John Foster Dulles's trips to London and Paris; John
Foster Dulles's meetings with President Harry S Truman, Dean Acheson, Winston S.
Churchill, and Dwight Eisenhower; Japanese war reparations; Indian participation in
Japanese peace settlement.
0433
United Kingdom•Sir Alvary Gascoigne (British Tokyo Conferences), January 29February 8,1951.61pp.
Major Topics: Sir Alvary Gascoigne's meeting with John Foster Dulles; British position on
Japanese peace treaty; Pacific Defense Council; Japanese shipbuilding industry; Japanese
overseas assets.
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0494
USSR•Folder 1, July 22,1947-May 29,1951.274pp.
Major Topics: Soviet position on Japanese peace treaty; Soviet exclusion from Japanese
peace treaty; Soviet propaganda; Soviet Far Eastern policy since Yalta Conference; John
Foster Dulles's meeting with Yakov Malik; Soviet occupation of Kuriles and Sakhalin
Island; Potsdam Declaration; Far Eastern Commission.
Box 14•USSR cont
0768
USSR•Folder 2, June 1, 1951-March 25,1952. 244pp.
Major Topics: Soviet position on Japanese peace treaty; relationship of Alexander Kerensky
to 1919 peace treaty with Germany; Russian participation in Versailles Peace Conference of
1919; USSR invited to attend San Francisco Conference; PRC membership in UN; proposed
Soviet amendments to Japanese peace treaty; Pacific Pact; U.S. military forces in Japan;
Japanese demilitarization; controls over Japanese economic development and trade; Japanese
war criminals.
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Box 14 cont.•USSR cont.-Yugoslavia
0001
USSR•Folder 2, June 1,1951-March 25,1952 cont. 53pp.
Major Topics: Soviet position on Japanese and German peace treaties; Andrei Gromyko;
Japanese militarism; U.S. occupation of Japan; U.S. military bases in Japan.
0054
USSR•Soviet Communist Tactics, July 18, 1951-January 3, 1952. 67pp.
Major Topics: Soviet tactics regarding Japanese peace treaty and Korea; Soviet propaganda;
Berlin trade issue; Sino-Soviet alliance; West German rearmament; Japanese Communist
party; Iranian oil dispute.
0121
White House, February 4, 1950-March 25,1952.172pp.
Major Topics: Harry S Truman; Japanese peace treaty; John Foster Dulles's mission to
Japan; U.S.-Japanese security treaty; U.S. occupation of Ryukyu Islands; U.S. security
treaties with Australia, New Zealand, and Philippines; Japanese war reparations; Harry S
Truman's plans to attend San Francisco Conference; USSR and Associated States of
Indochina invited to attend San Francisco Conference; Harry S Truman's meeting with
Philippine president Elpidio Quirino; Japanese peace treaty ratification; Congressional
Commission on the Ryukyu Islands; economic report of the President.
0293
Yoshida, Prime Minister (Includes Deputy Prime Minister Iguchi), February 13, 1951March21, 1952.110pp.
Major Topics: Shigeru Yoshida; Japanese fisheries; minutes of proceedings of Japanese
National Diet; Japanese diplomatic problems; dismissal of Douglas Mac Arthur; Japanese
peace treaty; Japanese national security; Japanese compensation for damaged Allied
property; U.S. military occupation costs in Japan; repatriation of Japanese POWs in USSR
and PRC; Shigeru Yoshida's correspondence with Matthew B. Ridgway; U.S.-Japanese
security treaty; Japanese policy toward China; U.S. loans to Japan.
0403
Yugoslavia, July 6,1950-October 16,1951. 8pp.
Major Topics: Yugoslavia requests loan from IBRD; Soviet propaganda; possible Soviet
attack on Yugoslavia; termination of state of war between Yugoslavia and Japan.
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Box 15•Addis Ababa-Pjakanta
0411
Addis Ababa, July 23-August23,1951.13pp.
Major Topics: Ethiopian position on Japanese peace treaty; multilateral treaties with Japan;
disposition of former Japanese territories; Potsdam Declaration; Ethiopian decision to sign
Japanese peace treaty with reservations.
0424
Ankara, August 6-27,1951. 8pp.
Major Topics: Turkish position on Japanese peace treaty; Soviet and PRC participation in
San Francisco Conference.
0432
Athens, July 23-August 21, 1951. 4pp.
Major Topics: Greece accepts invitation to San Francisco Conference; Japanese war
reparations; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference.
0436
Baghdad, April 15-August 27,1951.10pp.
Major Topics: Japanese application for membership in World Health Organization; Iraqi
and Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference.
0446
Bangkok, April 17,1951-January 10,1952.25pp.
Major Topics: Pacific security arrangements; Thai political and economic situation;
smuggling of automobile tires from Thailand to PRC; Thai rice exports; Thai-Japanese trade
agreement
0471
Beirut, July 16-September 14,1951.6pp.
Major Topics: Lebanese participation in San Francisco Conference; Lebanese political
situation.
0477
Belgrade, July 20,195 l-January 8,1952.11pp.
Major Topics: Yugoslavian position on Japanese peace treaty; Soviet-PRC relations; Soviet
and PRC participation in San Francisco Conference; Yugoslavia declines invitation to San
Francisco Conference; Yugoslavia terminates state of war with Japan.
0488
Berlin, June 12,1951-February 23,1952.24pp.
Major Topics: Korean armistice agreement; West German political developments; West
German views on Japanese peace treaty and Soviet participation in San Francisco
Conference; Soviet overflights of U.S. zone of Germany; German press and radio reports.
0512
Bern, March 22-August 16,1951.6pp.
Major Topic: Swiss press reports on Japanese peace treaty and Soviet participation in San
Francisco Conference.
0518
Bonn, June 21,1951-[March 12,] August 12,1952.13pp.
Major Topics: West German position on Japanese peace treaty; repatriation of German and
Japanese POWs still held in Eastern Europe and USSR; Japanese acceptance of war crimes
judgments; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement
0531
Brussels, June 9,1951-[March 12,] August 12,1952.35pp.
Major Topics: Belgian press reports on Korean armistice, Japanese peace treaty, termination
of war with Germany, Persian oil issue, and Belgian political situation; Belgian position on
Japanese peace treaty; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference; Japanese war
reparations.
0566
Budapest, June 16,1951-January 4,1952.6pp.
Major Topics: Hungarian position on Japanese peace treaty; Hungarian espionage and
sabotage trials; Joseph Stalin's message to Japanese people.
0572
Cairo, July 19-August 29,1951.20pp.
Major Topics: Egyptian position on Japanese peace treaty; Arab League; Suez Canal
restrictions.
0592
Calcutta, July 15-December 8,1951.5pp.
Major Topics: Indian dissatisfaction with Japanese peace treaty terms; Indian rejection of
Japanese peace treaty.
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0840
0846
Canberra, February 6,1951-March 22,1952.59pp.
Major Topics: Australian position on Japanese peace treaty; Pacific security arrangements;
U.S. security treaties with Australia, New Zealand, and Philippines; Japanese rearmament;
Japanese fisheries declaration; administration of tLS.-held islands in Pacific.
Circulars, March 31,195HFebruary 13,1952.160pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty revisions; North Korean land reform; Korean armistice
talks; dismissal of Douglas Mac Arthur; Japanese local elections; Pacific security
arrangements; Japanese war reparations; invitations to San Francisco Conference; press
coverage of San Francisco Conference; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference;
U.S.-Philippine security treaty; U.S. tariff on tuna fish imports; North Pacific Fisheries
Convention; U.S. reports on foreign labor activities; Japanese rearmament.
Colombo, February 2,195 l-March 20,1952.24pp.
Major Topics: Southeast Asian fears regarding PRC; Ceylon's position on Japanese peace
treaty; sovereignty of Formosa; Indian refusal to attend San Francisco Conference;
Ceylonese rice loan for Japan.
Damascus, August 21-29,1951. 6pp.
Major Topics: Arab League; Japanese peace treaty; Soviet participation in San Francisco
Conference; Disposition of former Japanese territory.
Djakarta, January 31,1951-February 28,1952.183pp.
Major Topics: Pacific security arrangements; Indonesian position on Japanese peace treaty;
Japanese rearmament; Indonesian political situation; Japanese war reparations; Korean
armistice negotiations; participation of PRC and Associated States of Indochina in San
Francisco Conference; Indonesian press reports on Japanese peace treaty; Indonesian
restrictions on Japanese imports; Japanese-Indonesian fisheries negotiations; IndonesianJapanese trade relations.
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Box 15 cont.•Dublin-Karachi
0001
Dublin, September [22], 27-[December 28,1951] January 8,1952.8pp.
Major Topics: Irish political situation; plebiscite in Northern Ireland; Irish position on
Japanese peace treaty; recognition of PRC.
0009
Frankfort, March 22-August 27, 1951.42pp.
Major Topics: Status of Japanese assets in Germany; German position on Japanese peace
treaty; U.S. occupation costs in Germany and Japan; West German contribution to European
defense; Japanese war reparations; U.S. occupation policies in Germany; German domestic
political crisis; Korean armistice negotiations; Soviet overflights of U.S. zone of Germany;
West German economic problems.
0051
Geneva, June 21,1951-February 12,1952.50pp.
Major Topics: Japan readmitted to ILO; Japanese assets in neutral countries transferred to
control of International Committee of the Red Cross; Japanese peace treaty; International
Committee of the Red Cross invited to assist Allied ex-POWs formerly in Japan;
International Committee of the Red Cross representative invited to attend San Francisco
Conference; liquidation of Japanese assets; exchange of POWs in Korea; UN Commission
on POWs; demand for repatriation of POWs and civilian internees held by USSR and PRC
since World War II.
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0101
0131
0141
0217
0220
0225
The Hague, May 7,1951^1arch 25,1952. 30pp.
Major Topics: Dutch position on Japanese peace treaty; Dutch elections; Soviet
participation in San Francisco Conference; Korean armistice talks; Japanese war reparations.
Helsinki, July 26,1951-January 18, [March 11,] 1952.10pp.
Major Topics: World Peace Council; Japanese peace treaty; Japanese and German
rearmament; North Vietnamese position on Japanese peace treaty; Soviet participation in
San Francisco Conference.
Hong Kong, March 22,1951-Februaiy 20,1952.16pp.
Major Topics: Buildup of Soviet forces in the Balkans; Hong Kong's position on Japanese
peace treaty; U.S. security treaties with Australia and New Zealand; political situation in
mainland China; PRC. propaganda; Hong Kong imposes ban on shipment of strategic
materials to PRC; Communist plan to use former Japanese POWs as a "liberation army" to
set up puppet Communist regime in Japan; Korean armistice talks; PRC and Soviet
participation in San Francisco Conference; Japanese assets in Hong Kong; Japanese war
reparations; U.S. intelligence activities in Hong Kong; U.S. policy in Far East
Istanbul, August 27-28,1951.3pp.
Major Topic: Turkey invited to attend San Francisco Conference.
Jidda, July 23-August 22,1951. 5pp.
Major Topic: Saudi Arabia invited to attend San Francisco Conference.
Karachi, May 7,1951-March 25,1952. 33pp.
Major Topics: Pakistan's position on Japanese peace treaty; Japanese commerce and
industry; U.S. delegation to San Francisco Conference; participation of Associated States of
Indochina and USSR in San Francisco Conference; India rejects invitation to San Francisco
Conference; Japanese-Pakistani trade relations.
Box 16•Latin America-Manila
0258
Latin America, August 16,1951-March 21,1952.144pp.
Major Topics: Participation in San Francisco Conference by Honduras, Chile, USSR, El
Salvador, Costa Rica, Brazil, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Uruguay, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru,
Bolivia, Cuba, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia, and
Paraguay; Japanese peace treaty; Japanese-Brazilian trade arrangements; transfer of Japanese
territory to U.S.; Mexican trade relations with Japan; Allied Powers Property Compensation
Law.
0402
Lisbon, August 17,1951-February 12,1952. 3pp.
Major Topics: Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference; unfreezing of private
Japanese assets in Portugal.
0405
London, December 20,1950-March 21,1952. 363pp.
Major Topics: British and Indian positions on the Japanese peace treaty; Japanese
rearmament; U.S. military bases in Japan; Japanese economic recovery; most-favored-nation
status for Japan; Pacific security arrangements; U.S. proposals fa- Japanese peace treaty;
Japanese application for membership in UN; dismissal of Douglas MacArthur; disposition of
Formosa; Japanese war reparations; Japanese shipbuilding capacity; British diplomatic
representation in Japan; Italian peace treaty revisions; Italian-Japanese peace treaty;
participation in San Francisco Conference by USSR and Associated States of Indochina;
U.S. and British delegations to San Francisco Conference; Japanese relations with Formosa;
U.S.-Japanese civil aviation agreement; Winston S. Churchill; Japanese participation in
export controls.
0768
Luxembourg, August 21,1951. 2pp.
Major Topic: Luxembourg accepts invitation to San Francisco Conference.
0770
Madrid, March 22,1951-March 6,1952.13pp.
Major Topics: Renewal of Japanese-Spanish diplomatic relations; Soviet participation in
San Francisco Conference; Spanish position on Japanese peace treaty; Japanese war
reparations.
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0783
Manila, February 10, [July 19,] 1950-March 26,1952.226pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's visit to Philippines and meeting with Elpidio Quirino;
Japanese war reparations; Huk rebellion; political situation in Philippines; Philippine
position on Japanese peace treaty; U.S.-Philippines security treaty; U.S. military and
economic aid to Philippines; Communist propaganda; Japanese membership in ILO; U.S.
trusteeship status for Formosa; Japanese economic conditions.
Reel 18
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
CABLE FILES cont.
Box 16 cont.•Manila cont.-Melbourne
0001
Manila, February 10, [July 19,] 1950-March 26, 1952 cont. 308pp.
Major Topics: Japanese war reparations; U.S.-Philippine security treaty; Philippine position
on Japanese peace treaty; Japanese economic conditions; U.S. security treaties with Australia
and New Zealand; Philippine political situation; Soviet participation in San Francisco
Conference; Communist propaganda; U.S. technical assistance for Philippines; Philippine
presidential elections.
0309
Melbourne, April [6], 9-September 15,1951. 6pp.
Major Topics: Australian position on Japanese peace treaty; Japanese rearmament;
Australian political situation.
Box 17•Monrovia-Rome
0315
Monrovia, July 19-August 15,1951. 8pp.
Major Topics: Liberia invited to San Francisco Conference; Liberian delegation to San
Francisco Conference.
0323
Moscow, August 4,195(>-March 18,1952.153pp.
Major Topics: Joseph Stalin's views on Marxism; Soviet proposal for a Council of Foreign
Ministers; German demilitarization; Soviet position on Japanese peace treaty; Soviet
propaganda; Korean armistice talks; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference;
Soviet delegation to San Francisco Conference; repatriation of Japanese and German POWs
held by USSR.
0476
New Delhi, April 19,1951-March 7,1952.129pp.
Major Topics: U.S. security treaties with Australia and New Zealand; Japanese rearmament;
Indian position on Japanese peace treaty; Korean military situation; PRC and Soviet
participation in San Francisco Conference; disposition of Formosa; discussions with
Jawaharlal Nehru regarding Japanese peace treaty; Indian political situation; Associated
States of Indochina invited to attend San Francisco Conference; Indian refusal to sign
Japanese peace treaty; Italian membership in UN; PRC intervention in Burma.
0605
Oslo, August 17-22, 1951.4pp.
Major Topics: Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference; Norwegian position on
Japanese peace treaty.
0609
Ottawa, March 27, 1951-March 13, 1952. 18pp.
Major Topics: Canadian position on Japanese peace treaty; Pacific fisheries convention;
British-Canadian political and economic discussions.
0627
Paris, April 30, 1951-March 24, 1952. 176pp.
Major Topics: German demilitarization; reestablishment of independent Austria; peace
treaty with Italy; Soviet proposal for Council of Foreign Ministers; French and Soviet
positions on Japanese peace treaty; participation in San Francisco Conference by Associated
States of Indochina, International Committee of the Red Cross, and USSR; most-favored-
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0820
0829
0837
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0997
nation status for Japan; French political situation; Japanese relations with Formosa; Japanese
associate membership in ECAFE; Japanese exports to France; UN Commission on POWs;
International Committee of the Red Cross handling of Japanese assets.
Peking, August 16,1951.12pp.
Major Topic: Chou En-Lai's statement on Japanese peace treaty and San Francisco
Conference.
Phnom Penh, July 24-August 25,1951. 5pp.
Major Topics: Cambodian participation in San Francisco Conference; Cambodian
delegation to San Francisco Conference.
Praha [Prague], July 23-August 29,1951. 9pp.
Major Topics: Czech participation in San Francisco Conference; Czech delegation to San
Francisco Conference.
Pretoria, July 19-August 17,1951. 8pp.
Major Topic: Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference.
Pusan, [April 11,] July 23,1951-March 14, 1952.103pp.
Major Topics: Dismissal of Douglas MacArthur; ROK position on Japanese peace treaty;
Japanese-ROK relations; disposition of Japanese property in ROK; Japanese fishing rights;
ROK excluded from San Francisco Conference; U.S. refusal to enter into defense pact with
ROK; Korean armistice talks; ROK political situation; Syngman Rhee issues proclamation
of ROK sovereignty over adjacent seas; Japanese war reparations.
Rangoon, April 6,1951-February 29,1952.55pp.
Major Topics: Japanese war reparations; U.S. security treaties with Australia and New
Zealand; Burma's position on Japanese peace treaty; Burmese mediation in Kashmir dispute;
political situation in Burma; Burmese-Indonesian conference in Rangoon to discuss Japanese
peace treaty; Burmese refusal to sign Japanese peace treaty; Burmese relations with PRC;
Japanese rice loan to Ceylon.
Reykjavik, August 10,1951. 2pp.
Major Topic: Attendance of Icelandic journalists at Japanese peace treaty signing
ceremonies.
Rome, May 11,1951-January 21,1952.27pp.
Major Topics: North Korean request that UN arrest Douglas MacArthur, Matthew Ridgway,
and other UN commanders in Korea as war criminals; Italian peace treaty revisions; Italy not
permitted to sign Japanese peace treaty; Italian position on Japanese peace treaty; Italian
political situation; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference; UN Commission on
POWs.
Reel 19
54.]D)=423s Japamese Peace Treaty Files
off Johm Foster Bulles, 1947-1952 comí.
CABLE FILES cont
Box 17 cont.•Saigom-Salzltrarg
0001
Saigon, April 1,1951-March 6,1952.182pp.
Major Topics: ECA program in South Asia; Vietaamese request to be included in Pacific
Pact; U.S. security treaties with Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines;
participation in San Francisco Conference by Associated States of Indochina and USSR;
Japanese war reparations; defense of Indochina; Vietnamese position on Japanese peace
treaty; Thomas Dewey's visit to Vietnam; Nationalist Chinese not invited to San Francisco
Conference; political situation in Indochina; Vietnamese claims to sovereignty over Paracel
Islands; Japanese trade with Indochina.
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0183
Sakburg, August 19,1951.6pp.
Major Topic: Political situation in Austria.
Box 18•Telegrams Received at San Francisco-Tel Aviv
0189
Telegrams Received at San Francisco, September 1951. 390pp.
Major Topics: Vietnam signs Japanese peace treaty; Soviet-PRC relations; Japanese, Soviet,
and PRC opposition to U.S. draft of peace treaty; Chilean claims in the Antarctic; Japanese
militarism; India, Burma, and Yugoslavia refuse to participate in San Francisco Conference;
Communist propaganda; Nationalist Chinese, Indonesian, and Ecuadorian positions on
Japanese peace treaty; Syria accepts invitation to San Francisco Conference; Soviet
participation in San Francisco Conference; Japanese war reparations; Japanese rearmament;
military situation in Korea; proposed Asian conference on Japanese peace treaty; Japanese
fisheries restrictions; PRC excluded ñom San Francisco Conference; ECA agreements with
Associated States of Indochina; Foreign press comments on Japanese peace treaty; West
German integration into European community; separate peace treaties between Japan and
Italy, Nationalist China, and India; U.S. security treaty with Japan.
0579
Singapore, April 13,1951-March 14,1952. 31pp.
Major Topics: World Peace Council declaration on Japanese peace treaty; PRC propaganda;
Thomas Dewey's visit to Singapore; political situation in Singapore; Japanese war
reparations; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference.
0610
Stockholm, April 9-August 17,1951. 5pp.
Major Topics: Sweden supports Japanese membership in WHO; Swedish position on
Korean armistice talks; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference.
0615
Sydney, February 20-August 30,1951.4pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's visit to Australia; Australian support for UN efforts in
Korea.
0619
Taipei, August 31,1950-March 25,1952.359pp.
Major Topics: Chinese Nationalist position on Japanese peace treaty; Japanese war
reparations; disposition of Formosa; dismissal of Douglas MacArthur; Chinese Nationalist
political situation; U.S. policy on Formosa; U.S. military aid to Nationalist China; separate
Japanese-Nationalist Chinese bilateral peace treaty; participation in San Francisco
Conference by Chinese Nationalists, PRC, and USSR; Japanese-Nationalist Chinese trade
agreement; Korean armistice talks; possible treaty between Japan and PRC; Chinese
Nationalist plans for counterattack against mainland; Chinese Nationalist press reports;
Japanese relations with Nationalist China and PRC.
0978
Tehran, July 25, 1951-March 18, 1952. 14pp.
Major Topics: Iranian and Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference; Iranian
position on Japanese peace treaty; U.S. economic aid to India.
0992
Tel Aviv, May 23-August 22, 1951. 3pp.
Major Topics: Israel abstains from voting on Japanese membership in ILO and WHO;
Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference.
Reel 20
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
CABLE FILES cont.
Box 18 cont.•Toyko
0001
Tokyo, December 8,1950-March 31,1951.177pp.
Major Topics: Carlos Romulo invited to visit headquarters of UN Command in Korea;
Japanese alignment with UN; Japanese position on peace treaty; repatriation of Japanese
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POWs held by USSR; Japanese rearmament; political situation in Southeast Asia; UN
reverses in Korea; U.S. control over Ryukyu and Bonin Islands; John Foster Dulles's
mission to Far East; U.S. military bases in Japan; Japanese war reparations; Pacific security
arrangements; Japanese shipbuilding capacity; Japanese fishing industry; Japanese Socialist
party; Japanese membership in ILO, WHO, and UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization.
Box 19•Toyko comt
0178
Tokyo, April 1951.224pp.
Major Topics: Japanese position on peace treaty; Japanese elections; Japanese adherence to
international whaling convention; U.S. economic aid to Japan; disposition of Ryukyu and
Bonin Islands; dismissal of Douglas MacArthur; Japanese membership in WHO; Matthew
Ridgway appointed supreme commander for Allied powers in Japan; John Foster Dulles's
mission to Japan; Pacific security arrangements; limitations on Japanese shipping.
0402
Tokyo, May 1951.110pp.
Major Topics: Japanese constitution; Japanese elections; establishment of Japanese overseas
agencies; Japanese adherence to international whaling convention; Soviet proposals
regarding Japanese peace treaty; Japanese position on peace treaty; plans for Japanese
admission to UN; Chinese participation in Japanese peace treaty; Japanese war reparations;
dismissal of Douglas MacArthur; Allied Powers Property Compensation Law.
0512
Tokyo, June-July 1951.251pp.
Major Topics: Japanese rearmament; Japanese political situation; Japanese and Soviet
positions on peace treaty; Japanese shipping industry; disposition of Japanese assets; U.S.Canadian-Japanese fisheries convention; establishment of Japanese overseas agencies; U.S.Japanese security treaty; U.S. military occupation costs; Japanese war reparations; San
Francisco selected as site for signing of Japanese peace treaty; Allied Powers Property
Compensation Law; Italian-Japanese peace settlement.
0763
Tokyo, August 1951.208pp.
Major Topics: Japanese political situation; Japanese position on peace treaty; U.S.-Japanese
security treaty; Japanese membership in International Monetary Fund, Japanese delegation to
San Francisco Conference; establishment of Japanese overseas agencies; disposition of
occupied Japanese territory; Japanese war reparations; repatriation of Japanese POWs still
held in USSR and PRC; Soviet participation in San Francisco Conference; U.S.-CanadianJapanese fisheries convention; Indian refusal to participate in San Francisco Conference.
Reel 21
S4-D=423s Japamese Peace Treaty Fñles
of Mm Foster Belles, 1L947-1L952 count.
CABLE FILES cont.
Box 19 cont.•Toyko cont
0001
Tokyo, September-November 1951.133pp.
Major Topics: Emperor Hirohito's statement on signing of Japanese peace treaty; Japanese
war reparations; internal airline for Japan; U.S. military forces in Japan; establishment of
Japanese overseas agencies; North Pacific fisheries convention; U.S.-Japanese security
treaty; Japanese rearmament; Japanese peace settlement with Nationalist China; JapaneseROK relations; Japanese trade and financial agreements; Japanese ratification of peace
treaty.
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Box 20•Toyko cont
0134
Tokyo, December 1951.276pp.
Major Topics: North Pacific fisheries convention; Japanese trade agreements with Ceylon,
Brazil, and Mexico; Japanese war reparations; Japanese-ROK relations; U.S. Information
and Educational program in Japan; Far Eastern political situation; Japanese membership in
ECAFE; Japanese recognition of Chinese Nationalist government; establishment of Japanese
overseas agencies; U.S. treaty of friendship, commerce, and navigation with Japan.
0410
Tokyo, January 1952. 316pp.
Major Topics: Joseph Stalin's message to Japanese people; U.S.-Japanese administrative
agreement; Japanese war reparations; Japanese political and economic situation; Japanese
trade agreements with Nationalist China and Uruguay; U.S. treaty of friendship, commerce,
and navigation with Japan; repatriation of Japanese POWs still held by USSR; JapaneseROK relations; Japanese commodity allocations and controls; Battle Act; Japanese fisheries
negotiations with Indonesia; ROK proclamation of sovereignty over adjacent seas.
0726
Tokyo, February 1952.274pp.
Major Topics: U.S. civil administration of Ryukyu Islands; Japanese peace settlement with
Nationalist China; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; Japanese war reparations;
Japanese political and economic situation; U.S. tariff on tuna imports; U.S. military forces in
Japan; Japanese steel exports to Great Britain; ROK proclamation of sovereignty over
adjacent seas; Japanese timber imports from Alaska; Japanese fishing industry; Japanese
trade relations with Chile.
Reel 22
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
CABLE FILES cont.
Box 20 cont.•Toyko cont.-Wellington
0001
Tokyo, February 1952 cont. 39pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-British-Japanese cotton conference; General Council Trade Unions
Convention in Japan; Japanese peace treaty; Japanese-ROK relations; Atomic Bomb
Casualty Committee; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; Japanese peace settlement
with Nationalist China.
0040
Tokyo, March 1952. 152pp.
Major Topics: Japanese-ROK relations; Japanese peace settlement with Nationalist China;
U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; transfer of export destination control to Japanese
government; North Pacific Fisheries Convention; Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission;
Japanese participation in Moscow economic conference; termination of U.S. military
occupation of Japan; Japanese assistance to UN forces in Korea; Japanese participation in
GATT and Colombo Plan.
0192
Vienna, August 8-December 13,1951.9pp.
Major Topics: German contribution to European defense; Soviet participation in Japanese
peace treaty negotiations; Iranian oil crisis; Korean armistice negotiations.
0201
Vientiane, August 23, 1951.2pp.
Major Topic: Laotian government accepts invitation to San Francisco Conference.
0203
Warsaw, July 18-August 22,1951.12pp.
Major Topics: Poland accepts invitation to San Francisco Conference; composition of
Polish delegation to San Francisco Conference.
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Wellington, Febraary 23,1951-March 20,1952.29pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's visit to New Zealand; Japanese peace treaty; Pacific
security arrangements; participation of Associated States of Indochina in San Francisco
Conference; U.S. security treaty with Australia and New Zealand.
OTHER FILES
Box 21
[Note: There is no file folder title for the following entry. A large portion of the material is written in
Japanese characters.]
0244
[Miscellaneous Japanese Comments on äie Peace Treaty and Related Matters]. n.d. 751pp.
Major Topics: Petitions for return of overseas assets of Japanese civilians, world peace,
U.S. economic aid to Japan, Japanese rearmament, and return of former Japanese territory;
plans for Japanese reconstruction; Declaration of Human Welfare.
Reel 23
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
OTHER FILES cont.
Box 22
[Note: There are no file folder titles for the entries on this reel. Some of the material is written in Japanese
or Korean characters.]
0001
[Miscellaneous Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Related Matters cont], n.d.
1001pp.
Major Topics: Petitions relating to restitution of overseas assets of Japanese civilians, return
of former Japanese territories, world peace, Japanese rearmament, repatriation of Japanese
POWs still held by USSR, and Japanese participation in UN and ILO; U.S.-Japanese defense
cooperation; Japanese war criminals; establishment of the Industrial Development Youth
Corps; Japanese position on peace treaty; request foe release of Yokohama port facilities;
information on Japanese vessels captured by Soviet authorities; Japanese economic
conditions; Japanese reconstruction.
Reel 24
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
OTHER FILES cont.
Box 22 cont.
[Note: There are no file folder titles for entries on this reel. A large portion of the material is written in
Japanese characters.]
0001
[Miscellaneous Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Related Matters cont], n.d.
258pp.
Major Topics: Petitions relating to restitution of overseas assets of Japanese civilians,
Japanese rearmament, return of former Japanese territories, world peace, and Japanese war
criminals; Japanese position on peace treaty; U.S.-Japanese defense cooperation; Federation
of Economic Organizations; Japanese economic conditions; proposed Far Eastern program;
Japanese war reparations; Communist policy in Far East.
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Box 23
0259
[Miscellaneous Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Related Matters cont], n.d.
614pp.
Major Topics: Petitions relating to restitution of overseas assets of Japanese civilians,
Japanese rearmament, return of former Japanese territories, world peace, Japanese
participation in UN, Japanese war criminals, repatriation of Japanese POWs still held by
USSR; requests for relief for widows and orphans of deceased Japanese war veterans;
repatriation of Japanese nationals from Korea; Shinto religion; Point Four Program in Asia;
Japanese foreign policy.
Reel 25
54-D-423: Japanese Peace Treaty Files
of John Foster Dulles, 1947-1952 cont.
OTHER FILES cont.
Box 23 cont.
[Note: There are no folder tides for entries on this reel. Many of the documents are written in Japanese
characters. There are no frame counter numbers for the last nineteen frames of this reel.]
0001
[Miscellaneous Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Related Matters cont], n.d.
363pp.
Major Topics: Japanese position on peace treaty; Petitions relating to Japanese security,
Japanese war reparations, return of former Japanese territories, restitution of overseas assets
of Japanese civilians, and Japanese war criminals; Japanese rearmament; Japanese shipping
problems; Communist activities in Japan; Japanese economic conditions.
Box 24
0364
[Miscellaneous Japanese Comments on the Peace Treaty and Related Matters cont], n.d.
170pp.
Major Topics: Revision of Japanese constitution; Japanese shipping industry; Petitions
relating to Japanese war criminals, return of former Japanese territories, Japanese
rearmament, restitution of overseas assets of Japanese civilians; Japanese Social Democratic
Party; Japanese position on peace treaty; explanatory diagrams of the Russian Revolution.
Reel 26
57-D-149: Records of the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs:
Office of Northeast Asian Affairs,
Alpha-Numeric File on Japan, [1948] 1952-1954 [1955]
Boxl
0001
0004
0026
Communications, 1953-1954 [A-1.1]. 3pp.
Major Topics: Distribution of messages from Far East Command; signature of letters
referred for necessary action.
U.S. Export-Import Bank, 1953-1954 [A-5.1/1]. 22pp.
Major Topics: Japanese application to Export-Import Bank for cotton credit; U.S. loans to
Japan.
IBRD Loans, 1953-1954 [A-5.1/2]. 30pp.
Major Topics: IBRD loans to Japan; IBRD proposal for a wheat-yen arrangement; U.S.
economic aid to India and Japan.
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Technical Assistance, 1953-1954 [A-5.5]. 25pp.
Major Topics: Appointment of FOA labor officer for Japan; UN technical assistance
pledging conference; USSR technical assistance contribution to UN; U.S. technical
assistance to Europe and Japan; Japanese request for training at Waterways Experiment
Station.
Advisers, Foreign, 1953-1954 [A-5.6/1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Nelson A. Stitt files foreign agent registration statement.
MSA-Mutual Security Program, 1953 [A-5.8]. 198pp.
Major Topics: U.S. economic aid programs in Far East; procedures for disclosure of
information concerning military assistance; Mutual Security Program for Japan; U.S. Mutual
Security Programs in Far East; U.S. Senate action on mutual security appropriations;
relationships between secretary of state and director, Foreign Operations Administration;
Japanese prices for copper wire shipments to Taiwan; MSA regulations for furnishing
assistance to participating countries; public information on Mutual Security Programs.
MSA-Mutual Security Program, 1954 [A-5.8]. 54pp.
Major Topics: Mutual security appropriations bill; Mutual Security Programs in Far East;
Mutual Security Act; Mutual Security Program for Japan.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities, Section 550 MSA, 1953-1954 [A-5.8/l(a)]. 54pp.
Major Topics: Japanese agreements with U.S. regarding agricultural products and economic
arrangements; U.S. economic aid to Japan; disposal of U.S. agricultural surpluses in Japan
and ROK; surplus agricultural commodities aid program; wheat and barley exports to Japan.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities, Grant-In-Aid Funds under Section 550 MSA, 1953-1954
[A-5.8/l(a)(l)]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Status of $10 million grant funds under Section 550 of the Mutual Security
Act
Surplus Agricultural Commodities, PL 480 Agricultural Trade and Assistance Development
Act, May-October 1954 [A-5.8/l(b)]. 178pp.
Major Topics: Japanese economic conditions; Japanese request to barter U.S. surplus
agricultural commodities for manganese and chromium; Japanese requirement for U.S.
surplus commodities; Japanese acquisition and disposal of U.S. surplus agricultural
commodities; Japanese rice requirements; Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance
Act; PL 480 aid to Japan; U.S.-Japanese trade relations; economic development of Southeast
Asia; PL 480 operating policies.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities, PL 480 Agricultural Trade and Assistance Development
Act, November-December 1954 [A-5.8/l(b)]. 67pp.
Major Topics: PL 480 allocations; Japanese rice imports; Japanese barley exports from
Australia; U.S.-Japanese surplus agricultural commodities agreement; U.S. sale of wheat and
cotton to Yugoslavia; U.S. agricultural surplus disposal program in Japan; PL 480 rice
program for Japan.
ICA Program, 1953-1954 [A-5.10]. 38pp.
Major Topics: ICA program for Japan; development banks in Far East; proposed sale of
U.S. coal for yen; Far Eastern economic situation; Japanese-Cuban trade negotiations; FOA
activities in Japan; establishment of U.S. operations mission in Tokyo; reorganization of
Economics Division to integrate FOA activities.
Civil Aviation, 1953 [A-6.1]. 40pp.
Major Topics: Air traffic rights in Okinawa; Japan Air Lines issued foreign air carrier
permit to operate between Tokyo and San Francisco; U.S. international aviation policy;
international air transport problems; U.S. civil aviation assistance for Japan.
Military Aviation, 1953-1954 [A-6.2]. 40pp.
Major Topic: Soviet violations of Japanese air space.
Aircraft Production, 1954 [A-6.3]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Japanese contract to sell aircraft to Cambodia; change of ownership of
Fujisawa Airfield; Japanese manufacture of military aircraft
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Box 2
0956
Aircraft Production Survey Mission, 1953-1954 [A-6.3/1]. 36pp.
Major Topic: Japanese aeronautical science survey mission's visit to U.S.
Television, 1953-1954 [C-1.3]. 3pp.
Major Topic: UNITEL (Universal Teleservice) relay network plan for international
communications.
Roads, 1953-1954 [C-1.4]. 19pp.
Major Topics: Proposed construction of Tokyo-Kobe toll highway in Japan; U.S. economic
aid for road construction in Japan; U.S. sale of surplus wheat to Japan.
Japanese Controls, January-February 1953 [C-2.7/3]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Far Eastern economic defense officers meeting; Japanese law on control of
export commodities.
Japanese Controls, March-June 1953 [C-2.7/3]. 23pp.
Major Topics: Japanese trade with PRC and Soviet bloc nations; trade between Ryukyu
Islands and PRC and Soviet bloc nations.
Bilateral Negotiations, 1953-1954 [C-2.7/3(b)]. 16pp.
Major Topics: List of export goods to PRC released from embargo by Japanese
government; Japanese trade with Soviet bloc and PRC; Technical Task Group
recommendation affecting Japanese control list.
Battie Act, 1953-1954 [C-2.7/5]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Transmission of revised Battle Act lists to foreign diplomatic missions in
Washington, D.C.; Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act (Battle Act).
Security Shipping Controls, 1953-1954 [C-2.7/8]. 8pp.
Major Topics: Japanese legislation to prohibit diversions by carriers; Japanese shipping
restrictions against foreign carriers during national emergency.
PL 88 (Flammable Fabrics), 1953-1954 [C-2.7/9]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Japanese concern regarding amendment of Flammable Fabrics Act; proposed
establishment of a Wrigley Chewing Gum plant in Japan.
Trade between Free World and Communist Bloc, 1953-1954 [C-2.8/1]. 2pp.
American Business Interests, 1953-1954 [C-2.9]. 32pp.
Major Topics: Importation of Japanese-manufactured sewing machines; problems of U.S.
business concerns in Japan; Japanese import program for foreign-made automobiles;
proposed establishment of a Wrigley Chewing Gum plant in Japan; U.S.-Japanese trade
relations; Japanese allocation of dollars for purchase of woodpulp; proposed LockheedKawasaki technical assistance agreement; American insurance companies in Japan.
Japanese Business Interests, 1953-1954 [C-2.9/1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Proposed construction of Tokyo-Kobe toll highway in Japan; marine
insurance contracts written by Japanese companies; Japanese Federation of Economic
Organizations.
"Buy American," 1953-1954 [C-2.11/2]. 44pp.
Major Topics: Hitachi company bid to produce Main and Fishwater turbine governors for
Dalles Dam powerhouse in Oregon; Japanese economic conditions; proposed increase in
Japanese exports to U.S.; U.S. invitation for bids for production of bus and switch insulators;
Communist influence on Japanese labor movement.
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S7=D=149: Records ©If the Burcami off Far Eastern Affairs:
Office off Norílhieasí Asnami Aíífañrs,
Alpha-Numeric File om Japam, [1948] 19S2-19S4 [1955] comiit.
Box 2 cont
0001
0051
0066
0118
0161
0206
0262
0278
0316
0318
0355
0359
"Buy American," 1953-1954 [C-2.11/2] cont. 50pp.
Major Topics: Award of bids on Bonneville Dam project; preference for domestic products
in U.S. government purchasing; rules for U.S. government procurement from abroad; Buy
American Act; sale of Japanese building materials for construction of U.S. military bases in
Alaska; Berry Amendment; Defense Department textile procurement in Japan.
Contract Renegotiation, 1953-1954 [C-2.11/4]. 15pp.
Major Topics: U.S. claims against Nissan Motor Company; exemptions from provisions of
Renegotiation Act; U.S. military procurement program; Rules and regulations of the
Renegotiation Board.
Trade Complaints and Practices, 1953-1954 [C-2.12]. 52pp.
Major Topics: Treasury Department proposal for redefining "fair value" in dumping cases;
procedures under Antidumping Act of 1921; Anglo-Japanese conference concerning
unauthorized reproduction of foreign designs; prevention of textile design copying within
GATT; investigation of alleged dumping of Japanese sewing machines; difficulties of
International Dairy Engineering Company in Japan; Japanese laws and regulations for
prevention of unfair competition in foreign trade.
U.S. Foreign Commercial Policy, 1953-1954 [C-2.13]. 43pp.
Major Topics: Urgency of tariff negotiations to increase Japanese trade; U.S. economic
policy for Japan; U,.S. economic program for Asia; President Dwight D. Eisenhower's
economic report; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese foreign trade; developments in
antitrust field in U.S.
Renewal of Trade Agreements Act, 1953-1954 [C-2.13/2]. 45pp.
Major Topics: Trade Agreements Act; Japanese membership in GATT; U.S. tariff
negotiations with Japan; Japanese trade deficit; U.S. trade policy.
Economic Organizations, 1953-1954 [C-2.14]. 56pp.
Major Topics: Seiwa Kai Society; Japanese Federation of Economic Organizations.
MisceUaneous, 1953-1954 [C-2.15]. 16pp.
Major Topics: Japanese economic problems; Japanese foreign track; U.S. treasury foreign
assets control; Japanese exports to PRC; Japanese purchases of Iranian oil; Japanese civil
aviation; U.S. loan of Liberty ships to Japan; Berry Amendment; U.S. military textile
procurement in Japan.
FEEDWG (Far Eastern Economic Defense Working Group), 1953-1954 [C-3.13]. 38pp.
Major Topics: Economic Defense Officers' Conference; minutes of FEEDWG meetings.
Working Party on Asian Economic Cooperation, 1953-1954 [C-3.14]. 2pp.
Major Topic: Terms of reference for Working Party on Asian Economic Cooperation.
Rice, 1953-1954 [C-4.1/l(a)]. 37pp.
Major Topics: Japanese rice impôts; rice imports to Ryukyu Islands; minutes of FAO Rice
Conference.
Fish, 1953-1954 [C-4.1/2]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Japanese fish sanitation control ¡noblem.
Tuna Fish, 1953-1954 [C-4.1/2(a)]. 45pp.
Major Topics: Japanese tuna fishing in South Seas; U.S. imports of Japanese tuna fish;
agreement between U.S. and Japanese tuna industries; Japanese shippers angered by
restriction on frozen tuna expats; U.S. tariff on Japanese tuna imports.
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Fibers and Textiles, 1953-1954 [C-4.2]. 15pp.
Major Topics: U.S. tariff cm waterproof cloth imports; Japanese regulations affecting
imports of U.S. flax fiber; Berry Amendment; U.S. military textile procurement in Japan;
textile imports of British colonial territories in relation to Sterling area's balance of
payments with Japan.
Silk Scarves, 1953-1954 [CM.2/3(a)]. 5pp.
Major Topic: U.S. tariff on silk scarf imports.
Wood and Paper, 1953-1954 [C-4.3]. 2pp.
Major Topic: U.S. tariff on hardwood plywood impôts.
Ceramics and Glassware, 1953-1954 [C-4.7/1]. 20pp.
Major Topics: U.S. tariff on Japanese pottery and glassware; Japanese glassware industry.
Coal, 1953-1954 [C-4.7/2]. 16pp.
Major Topics: U.S. proposal to connect sales of coal to Japan with FOA orders for steel;
status of Blair Athol coal project; Australian sales of coal to Japan; Japanese coal mining
industry; U.S. coal industry labor-management mission to Japan.
Bauxite and Aluminum, 1953-1954 [C-4.8/1]. 3pp.
Major Topics: U.S. provides Japan with technology in aluminum extruding field; proposed
investment by Harvey Machine Company in Showa Denka.
Feno-Alloys, 1953-1954 [C-4.8/3(a)]. 10pp.
Major Topics: U.S. purchase of Japanese titanium metal sponge; possibilities for exchange
of surplus commodities between Japan and U.S.
Scrap, 1953-1954 [C-4.8/7]. 13pp.
Major Topics: Japanese arrangement to export scrap steel; U.S. Defense Department
disposal of overseas scrap; U.S. scrap exports to Japan.
Industrial Mobilization, 1953-1954 [C-4.14]. 40pp.
Major Topics: U.S. Defense Department directive on industrial mobilization; petition on
defense industrial stabilization in Japan; Tokyo ordnance depot facilities; Japanese steel
works personnel; defense production mobilization planning in Japan; Japanese defense
production.
Economic Conferences, 1953-1954 [C-5.1]. 53pp.
Major Topic: Far East Regional Conference of Foreign Operations Administration.
Political Conferences (Miscellaneous), 1953-1954 [C-5.2]. 19pp.
Major Topic: Asian Socialist Conference.
Institute of Pacific Relations Conferences, 1953-1954 [C-5.2/1]. 28pp.
Major Topics: Institute of Pacific Relations Conference; U.S.-Japanese relations; Security in
North Pacific.
Tripartite Meeting (Great Britain, U.S., and Japan), 1953 [C-5.2/1]. 4pp.
Major Topics: Embargo against PRC; Japanese export controls.
Inter-U.S. Agency Pacific Security Conference (Honolulu), May 1953 [C-5.2/1]. 53pp.
Major Topics: Inter-U.S. Agency Pacific Security Conference [Directory of members and
agenda] ; return of Bonin Islands to Japan; security aspects of UN trusteeship agreement for
Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; administration of Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; trade
between Japan and Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; Guam's economic future; ownership of
war surplus scrap on Marcus Island; Bauxite development in Palau Islands; Phosphate
mining operations at Angaur Island.
Technical and Scientific Conferences, 1953-1954 [C-5.3]. 16pp.
Major Topics: Japanese Science Council; Atomic Energy Commission Conference;
Interview with Dr. Joliot-Curie.
Appropriations, 1953-1954 [C-6.1]. 173pp.
Major Topics: U.S. political objectives in Japan; Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs budget and
personnel; assumptions and policies for preparation of U.S. budget for 1955; U.S. diplomatic
relations with Japan and ROK; problems regarding Japan and Ryukyu Islands; activities of
Office of Northeast Asian Affairs.
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Communism, 1953 [C-7]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Means employed by Italian government to develop loyal armed forces;
control over importation into U.S. of Communist literature; establishment of antiCommunist Asian organization; Soviet policy developments; implementation of new
Communist line in Japan; Korean Communist activities in Japan.
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Communism, 1954 [C-7]. 53pp.
Major Topics: Asian representatives of Communist World Federation of Trade Unions;
Communist activities in Japan; May Day rallies and demonstrations in Japan; Communist
courses of action in Asia; estimate of internal Communist threat to Japan; Communist
influence in Japanese trade union movement; Vice President Richard Nixon's comments on
Communist danger in Japan.
Education, 1953-1954 [E-1.2]. 8pp.
Major Topics: Japanese educational system; American Teacher's Union representative in
Japan; international exchange agreement between U.S. and Japan; graduate courses in social
work in Japan.
Clubs and Organizations (Japanese), 1953-1954 [E-l.3/1]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Japan National Student Association; U.S.-Japanese friendship; U.S. State
Department participation in Institute of Pacific Relations Conference.
Religion, 1953-1954 [E-l.4]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Moral rearmament movement in Japan; International Christian University
Foundation.
Cultural Relations, U.S.-Japanese, 1953-1954 [E-l.5/1]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Port of Los Angeles presents gift of six trees to Kobe, Japan; District of
Columbia accepts gift of stone lantern from Japan; U.S.-Japanese cultural treaty; Long
Beach, California presents gift of four trees to Kobe, Japan; study group on JapaneseAmerican cultural relations.
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Exchange Program (Fulbright, etc.), 1953-1954 [E-1.5/l(a)]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Japanese labor leaders; Mutual Security Act of 1954; Port of San Francisco
presents gift of three trees to Kobe, Japan.
Japanese-Australian Fishing Relations, 1953-1954 [F-2.2/2]. 3pp.
Constitution and Laws, 1948-1950 [1946 and 1953-1954] [G-1.2]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Douglas Mac Arthur's views on Japanese peace treaty and rearmament;
revision of Japanese constitution.
Elections, 1953-1954 [G-1.3]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Elections for Japanese Diet; request for U.S. policy statement to strengthen
election position of Japanese government; political party composition of Japanese Diet.
U.S.-Japanese Relations, 1953-1954 [G-l.4/1]. 40pp.
Major Topics: Japan invited to attend Manila Pact Conference as observer; proposed
repatriation of Japanese nationals removed from Bonin Islands; Japanese phosphate mining
on Angaur Island; Panay Incident of 1937; plans for release of Japanese war criminals;
return of vested Japanese assets in U.S. seized during World War 11; Japanese defense
program; election of Japanese to International Court of Justice; Japanese-ROK relations;
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Japanese war reparations; Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's visit to U.S. and
Canada; establishment of Hiroshima Foundation; Kanagawa Treaty Centennial; Japanese
accession to GATT.
U.S.-Japanese Consultative Council, 1954 [G-1.4/l(c)]. 3pp.
Major topic: Propaganda advantage of U.S. participation in international trade fairs.
Japan-Communist China Relations, 1953-1954 [G-1.4/2]. 52pp.
Major Topics: U.S. policy toward Nationalist China and PRC; use of facilities in Formosa
for U.S. propaganda operations; Japanese trade with PRC; Japanese Foreign Office policy on
question of Chinese recognition; Japanese relations with PRC and Nationalist China;
Japanese peace settlement with Nationalist China.
Japan-Korea (State-Defense Working Group [Minutes of Meetings]), 1952-1953 [G-1.4/2].
86pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of meetings of State-Defense Working Group on Japan and Korea;
industrial mobilization and offshore procurement in Japan; U.S. relations with Japan and
ROK; Three-Year Plan for ROK Air Force; negotiation of UN forces agreement with Japan;
Japanese police reserve; Japanese rearmament; U.S. military aid to Japan.
Japan's Relations with Southeast Asia, including Ceylon, 1953-1954 [G-1.4/2]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Japanese relations with Indonesia and Philippines; Japanese war reparations.
Japan's Relations with British Commonwealth, 1953-1954 [G-1.4/2]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Visit to U.S. by Prime Minister Holland of New Zealand.
Japan's Relations with the USSR and Soviet Bloc, Pre-1953 [G-1.4/2]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Japanese fisheries agreements with USSR and PRC; Soviet seizures of
Japanese fishing vessels; Japanese-Soviet trade talks.
Japan's Relations with the USSR and Soviet Bloc, 1953-1954 [G-l.4/2]. 25pp.
Major Topics: Soviet position on Japanese peace treaty; Soviet relations with Japan; report
of Japanese Red Cross mission to Moscow; repatriation of Japanese POWs still held by
USSR; effects of weakness in Soviet government.
Japan's Relations with the Near East, Turkey, Greece, and Iran, 1953-1954 [G-l.4/2]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Opening of Japanese embassy in Turkey; Japanese relations with Israel.
Japan's Relations with Middle and South America, 1953-1954 [G-l.4/2]. 2pp.
Major Topic: Colombia resumes relations with Japan.
Executive Branch, 1953-1954 [G-1.5]. 4pp.
Major Topics: U.S. evaluation of new Japanese Prime Minister Hatoyna; consequences of
the overthrow or retirement of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida.
Judicial Branch, 1953-1954 [G-1.7]. 34pp.
Major Topics: Criminal and court procedures in Japan; Japanese law for temporary
measures concerning fines; Japanese extradition law.
Political Parties, 1954 [G-1.10]. 19pp.
Major Topics: Japanese Liberal party; Japanese foreign policy.
Japan Intelligence,11953-1954 [1-2.1]. 2pp.
Defectors, 1953-1954 [1-2.1/1]. 3pp.
ECAFE (Economic Commission for the Far East), 1953-1954 [1-3.1]. 41pp.
Major Topics: Japanese cottage industries; ECAFE Subcommittee on Iron and Steel; U.S.
support of ECAFE; Soviet participation in ECAFE; ECAFE meetings.
FAO (UN Food and Agriculture Organization), 1953-1954 [1-3.2]. 8pp.
Major Topics: FAO Council election; FAO Council members.
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization), 1953-1954 [1-3.5]. 8pp.
Major Topics: Japan provides U.S. armed fences with meteorological observations from
weather ships from Stations "X" and "T" in North Pacific.
International Court of Justice, 1953-1954 [1-3.6]. 17pp.
Major Topics: Election of Japanese candidate to seat on International Court of Justice;
Japanese membership in International Court of Justice.
Foreign Investment Laws and Regulations, 1953-1954 [1-4.2/1]. 22pp.
Major Topic: Japanese law concerning foreign investment
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U.S. Investment in Japan, 1953-1954 [1-4.2/2]. 42pp.
Major Topics: U.S. investment in Japan; Japanese government attitude toward foreign
investment; list of work projects in Japan by introduction of foreign capital; licensing of
fiberglass technology to Japanese company; manufacture and sale of Parke, Davis, and
Company pharmaceuticals in Japan; impediments to U.S. private investment in Japan.
U.S. Investment in Japan•Sing» Case, 1954 [1-4.2/2]. 63pp.
Major Topics: Japanese government rejection of application by Singer Sewing Machine
Company to import machinery into Japan; Singer Sewing Machine Company investment in
Japan; Japanese sewing machine expat plan.
Singer-Pine Case, 1954-1955. 31pp.
Major Topics: Singer Sewing Machine Company investment in Japan; Japanese government
bans exports of foreign sewing machines to Japan; Japanese policy on foreign investments.
Investment Guaranty Program, 1953-1954 [I-4.2/2(a)]. 24pp.
Major Topics: U.S. investment guaranty agreements with Japan and Philippines; insurance
protection for U.S. investment abroad.
Contract Clearing House, 1953-1954 [I-4.2/2(b)]. 14pp.
Major Topic: Inauguration of Contract Clearing House Service in Japan.
Private Licensing Agreements, 1953-1954 [I-4.2/2(c)]. 7pp.
Major Topics: North American Aviation, Inc. negotiates licensing agreement with
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for manufacture of F-86 aircraft parts in Japan; licensing
agreement between Continental Motors Corporation and Fuji Motors Corporation for
manufacture of F-186 aircraft engines in Japan.
Other Foreign Investment in Japan, 1953-1954 [1-4.2/3]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Japanese investment opportunities information office.
Japanese Investment Abroad, 1953-1954 [1-4.3]. 8pp.
Major Topics: List of Japanese private overseas investments; Japanese participation in
Indian steel plant.
Unions, 1953-1954 [L-1.3]. 27pp.
Major Topics: Zenchuro strike; Japanese unemployment insurance benefits and retirement
allowances; Japanese Procurement Agency.
Japanese Defense Budget (Burden Sharing), 1953-1954 [M-2.1/2]. 52pp.
Major Topics: Japanese defense spending; Japanese Defense Agency budget for FY 19551956; Japanese funds for U.S. MAAG; Japanese economic conditions; U.S. military
assistance program for Japan.
Military Assistance (Including MAAG), 1953 [M-2.1/2]. 27pp.
Major Topics: U.S. military assistance program for Japan; proposed transfer of headquarters
of Far East Command to Okinawa; proposed MAAG complement for Japan and local
currency requirements; U.S. Mutual Security Programs for Far East; U.S. congressional
hearings on Japanese Mutual Security Program.
Military Assistance (Including MAAG), 1954 [M-2.1/3]. 13pp.
Major Topics: Diplomatic passports for U.S. MAAG personnel in Japan; consultations
between U.S. and Japan regarding Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement; U.S. Air Force
participation in MAAG in Japan; proposed changes in MAAG terms of reference.
Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement•^Preliminary Negotiations [Folder 1], May 1953
[M-2.1/3(a)]. 133pp.
Major Topics: U.S. military assistance to Japan, France, and Indonesia; supervision of U.S.
Mutual Defense Assistance Program personnel; U.S. mutual defense assistance agreement
with Japan; relationship between chief of U.S. diplomatic mission in Japan and commanderin-chief, Far East; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement.
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Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement•^Preliminary Negotiations [Folder 2], May-July 14,
1953) [M-2.1/3(a)]. 51pp.
Major Topics: U.S. mutual defense assistance agreement with Japan; U.S. economic aid to
Japan; coordination of U.S. military assistance program in Japan; relationship between chief
of U.S. diplomatic mission in Japan and commander-in-chief, Far East.
Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement•^Preliminary Negotiations [Folder 3], July 15October 1953 [M-2.1/3(a)]. 67pp.
Major Topics: Organization and composition of U.S. MAAG in Japan; U.S. mutual defense
assistance agreement with Japan; Japanese funding of U.S. MAAG.
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Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement•^Preliminary Negotiations [Folder 3], July 15October 1953 [M-2.1/3(a)] cont. 108pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japáñese mutual defense assistance agreement; status of U.S. MAAG in
Japan; U.S. administrative arrangements in Japan.
Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement•^Preliminary Negotiations [Folder 4], NovemberDecember 1953 [M-2.1/3(a)]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Status of U.S. MAAG in Japan.
Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement•^Preliminary Negotiations [Folder 5], January 1954
[M-2.1/3(a)]. 53pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese mutual defense assistance agreement [U.S. Senate action on,
Japanese contributions under]; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement; U.S. military bases
in Japan; Japanese defense expenditures; U.S. military and economic aid to Japan; proposed
U.S. MAAG complement for Japan and local currency requirements.
Congressional Hearings on MDAP, 1953-1954 [M-2.l/3(b)]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Importance of Japan to U.S. security; U.S. military aid to Japan; Japanese
economic conditions.
Mutual Weapons Development Program, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/3(b)]. 8pp.
Major Topic: U.S. mutual weapons development programs with France and the
Netherlands.
Loan and Transfer of Heavy Equipment (Except Vessels), 1953-1954 [M-2.1/4]. 36pp.
Major Topics: Mutual Security Act of 1954; U.S. transfer of military equipment and
supplies to Japan; U.S. military aid to Japan; navy material program for Japan; Japanese
defense contribution under MDAP; Japanese economic conditions.
Transfer of Naval Vessels, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/5]. 97pp.
Major Topics: U.S. transfer of naval vessels and submarines to Japan; U.S.-Japanese naval
loan agreement; U.S. military aid to Japan; Japanese submarine construction; U.S.-Japanese
battleship lease agreement; U.S. loan of naval vessels to Nationalist China, France, Italy, and
Turkey; U.S.-Japanese charter party agreement
Joint Defense Planning, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/6]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Defense responsibility in Hokkaido, Japan; Japanese defense appropriations
and expenditures; U.S.-Japáñese defense planning; buildup of Japanese military forces.
Joint Defense Planning, 1952 [M-2.1/6]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Budgetary aspects of Japanese rearmament; U.S. military aid to Japan;
restriction on issue of heavy armaments Japanese defense forces; relationship between chief
of U.S. diplomatic mission in Japan and commander-in-chief, Far East.
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Training, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/7]. 165pp.
Major Topics: U.S. loan of naval vessels to ROK; inspection of U.S. airfield by deputy
chief of staff, Japanese Air Force; Japanese and ROK military training programs; payment of
transoceanic travel costs of Japanese military trainees; MDAP training policies; training of
Japanese and ROK military personnel in U.S.; attachment orders on Japanese officers; U.S.
military aid to Japan; Japanese rearmament.
Public Opinion, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/9]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Association for the Defense of the Peace Constitution of Japan; Women's
International League for Peace and Freedom; Rejection of Mutual Security Act in Japan;
Japanese rearmament
Constitutional Reform and Other Legislation relating to Defense, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/10].
3pp.
Major Topics: Defense legislation passed by Japanese Diet; organization and function of
U.S. government agencies.
Japanese Defense Plans, 1953-1954 [M-2.1/11]. 150pp.
Major Topics: Japanese plans for defense buildup; U.S. military aid to Japan; Japanese
Defense Agency Establishment Law; Japanese Self Defense Forces Law; Japanese domestic
and foreign policies; Japanese defense program; strength of Japanese defense forces;
Japanese defense expenditures.
Paramilitary, 1953-1954 [M-2.3/1]. 2pp.
Major Topic: Report on Eiwa Kai Japanese paramilitary organization.
Japanese War Dead, 1953-1954 [M-2.5] 69pp.
Major Topics: Removal of remains of Japanese nationals who died in U.S. during World
War 11; memorial service for Japanese war dead on Attu Island, Alaska; return of remains of
Japanese soldiers killed in South Pacific Islands.
Japanese War Dead in the U.S., 1953-1954 [M-2.5/1]. 118pp.
Major Topics: Removal of remains of Japanese nationals who died in U.S. during World
War 11; Japanese request for removal of remains of war criminals buried in U.S. military
cemetery in Philippines; deaths of Japanese civilian internees in War Relocation Centers; list
of deceased Japanese POWs.
U.S. Post Treaty Forces in Japan, 1953-1954 [M-2.8]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Welfare and whereabouts of Airman Carl Mitchell; relations between U.S.
military forces and Japanese security forces in Hokkaido, Japan.
Deployment of U.S. Forces, 1953-1954 [M-2.8/1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Reduction of U.S. troop strengths in Far East; withdrawal of U.S. forces from
Japan.
Embassy-Commander-in-Chief, Far East (CINCFE) Relations, 1953-1954 [M-2.10]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Terms of reference for U.S. MAAG in Japan; status of U.S. MAAG in Japan;
Embassy-Far Eastern Commission Consultative Group meeting.
Reports•Joint Embassy-Commander-in-Chief (CINCFE), 1953-1954 [M-2.10/1]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Embassy-Far Eastern Commission Consultative Group meetings; repair of
Soviet bloc merchant ships in Japan; Japanese national security force.
Surplus U.S. Military Property in Japan, 1953-1954 [M-2.11]. 39pp.
Major Topics: Disposal of U.S. property in Japan by U.S. armed forces agencies; sales of
foreign excess property in Japan and West Germany; summary of types of goods delivered
to Nationalist China under terms of bulk sales agreement; effect of Korean truce on policies
and operations under PL 152.
Patents, 1953-1954 [P-l.l]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Applicability of Japanese patent and trademark laws in Okinawa.
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Patent and Technical Information Agreements, 1953-1954 [P-l.1/1]. 28pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese agreement regarding patent rights and technical information
exchange; terms of reference for U.S. patent adviser in Japan; responsibilities and authorities
of U.S. representative to Technical Property Committee.
Trademarks, 1953-1954 [P-1.2]. 13pp.
Major Topics: Japanese trademark problems; vested German and Japanese trademarks and
copyrights; trademarks registered in Japan.
General (Including Copyrights), 1953-1954 [P-1.3]. 35pp.
Major Topics: Ratification of Universal Copyright Convention; U.S.-Japanese copyright
relations; end of U.S. vesting of copyrights owned by Japanese nationals; Refugee Relief Act
of 1953.
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Compensation for U.S. Property in Japan (General), 1953-1954 [P-6.1/l(b)]. 28pp.
Major Topics: Dirken Bill; U.S. claims for compensation for damaged property in Japan;
Allied Powers Property Compensation Law; Japanese war reparations.
External Assets•Italy, 1953 [P-6.3/1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace settlement with Italy; eligibility of Italian POWs for
compensation based on sale of vested Japanese assets.
External Assets•Thailand (Japanese Assets in Thailand), 1951-1953 [P-6.3/1]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Disposition of Japanese assets in Thailand; assets of Yokohama Specie Bank.
Return of Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Property, 1953-1954 [P-6.3/2(a)]. 26pp.
Major Topics: List of employees of Japanese embassy in Washington, D.C. ; list of Japanese
nationals with assets in U.S. vested by Office of Alien Property; disposition of Japanese
diplomatic and consular property in U.S.; return of vested Japanese diplomatic and consular
property in U.S.
Settlement of Claims between Korea and Japan, 1953-1954 [P-6.4/2]. 2pp.
Settlement of Trust Territory Claims against Japan, 1953-1954 [P-6.4/3]. 138pp.
Major Topics: Claims for redemption of Japanese postal savings and bonds; Trust Territory
claims settlement; J. H. Pomeroy Company and Associates salvage contract in Trust
Territory of Pacific Islands; Japanese war reparations; salvaging scrap metal in the Trust
Territory of the Pacific Islands; ownership of war surplus scrap on Marcus Island; Okinawa
scrap contract.
Claim vs. SCAP and Occupation Forces, 1953-1954 [P-6.5/1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Disposition of Japanese jewels and precious metals.
Public Opinion•U.S., 1953-1954 [P-8.1]. 65pp.
Major Topics: American views on Eisenhower administration's efforts to establish friendly
relations with Japan; Japanese economic conditions; problems of Japanese industrial
companies; Iowa poll on Japan and other countries; U.S. policy toward Japan; American
Legion Foreign Relations Committee briefing.
Public Opinion•Japanese or Korean (including Press Opinion), 1953-1954 [P-8.2]. 30pp.
Major Topics: Plans for anti-Communist organization made up of Japanese defense force
personnel and police; U.S.-Japanese relations; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese
defense and territorial problems; anti-Americanism in Japan.
Monthly Economic Summaries, 1953-1954 [R-2.3]. 2pp.
Major Topic: Discontinuation of monthly economic reports from U.S. embassy, Tokyo.
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Reporting Schedules, 1953-1954 [R-2.5]. 3pp.
Major Topic: U.S. embassy, Tokyo, relieved of responsibility for preparing weeka reports.
General Information on Japan, 1953-1954 [R-2.8]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Proposed study on origins of World War n in Pacific.
MisceUaneous, 1953-1954 [R-2.13]. 19pp.
Major Topics: Japanese economic policies; sale of U.S. surplus agricultural commodities to
Japan; Japanese war reparations; Japanese economic conditions.
Merchant Marine and Fishing Vessels, 1953-1954 [S-1.3]. 2pp.
Major Topic: Fine imposed on Japanese ship under Immigration and Nationality Act
Case of the Cornhusker Mariner, n.d. [S-1.3/2]. 27pp.
Major Topics: Cornhusker Mariner runs aground off Pusan, South Korea; disposition of
wrecked Cornhusker Mariner.
Seizures of Ships•Japanese, 1953-1954 [S-1.6]. 4pp.
Major Topics: Status of Japanese fishing vessels seized and held by ROK; U.S. title of five
Japanese weather ships.
PL 664•Division of Cargoes (between U.S. and Foreign Ships), 1953-1954 [S-1.9]. 4pp.
Major Topics: Japanese aircraft production program; U.S. flag shipping requirements under
PL 664.
Speeches•U.S., 1953-1954 [S-2.1]. 87pp.
Major Topics: "Your Stake in International Affairs"; Women's Republican Club;
communism threat to Far East; Army War College; U.S. relations with Far Eastern nations;
Council of Foreign Relations; Japanese foreign trade; Japanese economic conditions.
Speeches•Japanese, 1953-1954 [S-2.2]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Japanese relations with the "New Asia"; Asian economic development;
future of Japanese constitution.
Japanese Peace Treaty•Ratification, 1953-1954 [T-2.1/1]. 13pp.
Major Topic: Ratification of Japanese peace treaty by Haiti, Greece, Panama, the
Netherlands, Liberia, Syria, Egypt, Paraguay, and Iran.
Interpretation of Japanese Peace Treaty (Disputes, Decisions, etc.), 1952 and Previous
[T-2.1/2]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Agreement for settlement of disputes under Japanese peace treaty; return to
Japan of vested diplomatic and consular property; most-favored-nation status for Japan.
Bilateral Treaties (of Japan with Non-Signatories of Peace Treaty except China), 1952 and
Previous [T-2.1/3]. 17pp.
Major Topics: Resumption of Japanese-Yugoslavian relations; Indonesia signs Japanese
peace treaty; Yugoslavia terminates state of war with Japan; Japanese peace settlements with
Italy and Portugal.
U.S.-Japan Security Treaty, 1952 and Previous [T-2.2/1]. 50pp.
Major Topics: U.S. troop strength in Japan; Japanese assistance to UN military action in
Korea; U.S.-Japanese security treaty; stationing of British Commonwealth forces in Japan;
attitude of Japanese Democratic party toward security treaty.
U.S.-Japan Security Treaty, 1953-1954 [T-2.2/1]. 5pp.
Major Topic: Information on U.S.-Japanese security treaty for congressional committee.
Negotiation of Administrative Agreement, January-February 1953 [T-2.2/2]. 25pp.
Major Topics: Japanese status of forces agreement; status of international military
headquarters set up pursuant to NATO; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement
negotiations; Japanese defense forces.
Administrative Agreement, May 1953 [T-2.2/2] 47pp.
Major Topics: NATO status of forces agreement; exercise of court-martial jurisdiction in
Japan; Senator John Bricker's reservations to NATO status efforces agreement; U.S. Senate
consideration and approval of NATO status of forces agreement; tax evasion by employees
of U.S. contractors in Japan; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement.
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Administrative Agreement, June 1953 [T-2.2/2]. 63pp.
Major Topics: Criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military personnel stationed in Japan; NATO
status offerees agreement [Senator John Bricker's reservations regarding, Attorney General
Herbert Brownell, Jr.'s position on legality of, Japanese interest in]; U.S. position on right to
arrest local nationals within facilities used by U.S. forces.
Administrative Agreement, July 1953 [T-2.2/2]. 27pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement revisions; criminal jurisdiction
arrangements for UN forces in Japan; U.S. Senate action on NATO status of forces
agreement; British Visiting Forces Act.
Renegotiation of Article XVII of Administrative Agreement, August-September 1953
[T-2.2/2]. 39pp.
Major Topics: Criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military personnel in Japan; U.S.-Japanese
administrative agreement negotiations; Japanese budget estimates for prison administration;
Japanese penal conditions; Japanese reservations on UN status of forces agreement
Administrative Agreement, August-October 1953 [T-2.2/2]. 128pp.
Major Topics: Criminal jurisdiction over UN forces in Japan; U.S. claim against Nissan
Motor Company, Ltd.; Fuji Industrial Company, Ltd-'s request for return of industrial plants
occupied by U.S. Army; U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement revisions; British Visiting
Forces Act; payments by U.S. forces for facilities in Japan used in connection with Korean
operations; U.S. Senate consideration of NATO status efforces agreement.
Administrative Agreement, November-December 1953 [T-2.2/2]. 102pp.
Major Topics: Criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military personnel in Japan; appointment of
U.S. representatives to attend trials of U.S. military personnel in Japanese courts; U.S.
security treaties with Philippines, Japan, and ROK; treatment and disposition of U.S.
military personnel confined in foreign penal institutions; anti-Americanism in Japan.
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Box 7
0118
0184
Administrative Agreement, 1954 [T-2.2/2]. 117pp.
Major Topics: Criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military personnel in Japan; use of Japanese
movable property by U.S. forces in Japan; members of Joint Committee on U.S.-Japanese
administrative agreement; Japanese milk operations; Japanese defense expenditures;
Embassy-Far Eastern Commission Consultative Group meetings; Japanese trade with PRC;
construction of U.S. Air Force facilities in Japan; U.S. military bases in Japan.
Administrative Agreement, Joint Committee on, 1953-1954 [T-2.2/2(a)]. 66pp.
Major Topics: Joint Committee on U.S.-Japanese administrative agreement [members of,
responsibilities of, functions of, procedures of, meetings of, progress reports];
recommendation for release of U.S. personnel from Japanese prisons on parole; labor clauses
of UN status efforces agreement.
Administrative Agreement•Tax Agreement and Negotiations, 1952 [T-2.2/2(b)]. 43pp.
Major Topics: U.S. requests for relief from taxes and duties imposed by Norway, Portugal,
Great Britain, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium, and
Japan on items relating to common defense.
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Trials under Administrative Agreement•General, 1953-1954 |T-2.2/2(c)]. 96pp.
Major Topics: Japanese exercise of criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military personnel;
designations of U.S. representatives to attend trials of U.S. military personnel in Japanese
courts; sentences imposed by Japanese courts on U.S. military personnel; study of Japanese
criminal and procedural law; Japanese judicial system.
UN Forces Agreement•Minutes Joint Meetings Deputies for Negotiation of Agreement,
1952 [T-2.3]. 99pp.
Major Topics: UN status of forces agreement [minutes of meetings, differences in pending
articles, definitions of articles, article on impôts and customs, articles on procurement and
taxes, implementation of, article on foreign exchange control, articles on respect for
Japanese laws, article on military currency, article on postal facilities, article on use of public
facilities]; disposition of surplus property in Japan; strength of UN forces in Japan by
nationality; U.S. military bases in Japan.
UN Forces Agreement•Reports of Technical Committee for Negotiation of Agreement,
1952-1953 [T-2.3]. 115pp.
Major Topics: UN status of forces agreement [financial matters relating to, minutes of
Technical Committee meetings, article on customs duties, article on civil jurisdiction and
claims, article on Special Service Organizations, article on foreign exchange control, article
on military currency, article of postal facilities, article on procurement, article on respect for
Japanese laws, article on entry and exit permits]; security of UN forces in Japan; grievances
of Japanese workers employed by British Commonwealth forces; U.S. military bases in
Japan.
UN Forces Agreement, August 1953 [T-2.3]. 22pp.
Major Topics: ANZUS (Australia, New Zealand and the United States) Council meeting;
UN status of forces agreement with Japan; Criminal jurisdiction over UN military personnel
in Japan; Commonwealth Chiefs of Mission meeting; revisions of U.S.-Japanese
administrative agreement
UN Forces Agreement, September-December 1953 [T-2.3]. 247pp.
Major Topics: UN status of forces agreement [list of articles, text of, labor clauses, Japanese
text of, article on military currency, minutes of meetings]; protocol on exercise of criminal
jurisdiction over UN forces in Japan.
FCN [Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation] Treaty•Printed Matter and Drafts, 19491950 [T-2.4]. 43pp.
Major Topics: Treaties of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between U.S. and Ireland
and Uruguay.
Yoshida Visit•Japanese Government Papers, 1954 [T-3.1/1]. 127pp.
Major Topics: Japanese prime minister Shigeru Yoshida's visit to Washington, D.C.,
meeting with John Foster Dulles; Japanese war criminals; repatriation of former residents of
Bonin Islands; use of fishing bases in South Seas islands formerly under Japanese mandate;
U.S. sale of surplus agricultural commodities to Japan; Japanese defense industries; return of
vested Japanese assets in U.S.; Japanese war reparations; funds of Export-Import Bank of
Japan; U.S.-Japanese trade relations; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese school lunch
program; construction of defense roads in Japan.
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Japan Subject Files, 1947-1956
Boxl
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0117
0157
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Relief, 1955 [A-5.4]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Soviet contribution to Special UN Fund for Economic Development
(SUNFED); Ford Foundation work in Asia.
Technical Assistance, 1955 [A-5.5]. 17pp.
Major Topics: UN technical assistance programs in Far East; U.S.-Japanese industrial
productivity agreement; U.S. technical assistance program for Japan.
MSA/Mutual Security, 1955 [A-5.8]. 18pp.
Major Topics: U.S. aid bill for FY 1957; U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee hearings
on mutual security program; Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on mutual
security program; revisions of Mutual Security Act.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities, 1955 [A-5.8/la&b]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954; U.S. sale of
surplus agricultural commodities to Japan; U.S. rice exports to Asia.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities•PL 480, Agricultural Trade and Assistance
Development Act, January-June 1955 [A-5.8/l(b)]. 26pp.
Major Topics: Japanese PL 480 program [negotiations, Italian interest in, inclusion of rice
in]; U.S. sale of surplus agricultural commodities to Japan.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities•PL 480, Agricultural Trade and Assistance
Development Act, July-December 1955 [A-5.8/l(b)]. 15pp.
Major Topics: U.S. PL 480 agreement with Japan; U.S. sale of surplus agricultural
commodities to Japan; foreign disposal of U.S. surplus agricultural commodities; U.S. rice
and wheat sales to Japan.
ICA Program, 1955 [A-5.10]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Proposed U.S. cotton triangular arrangements with Japan and Indonesia;
arrangements regarding rubber and rice shipments from Burma and Ceylon to PRC.
Far Eastern Economic Developments, 1955 [A-5.12]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Proposal for establishment of Asian Development Corporation; U.S. aid
program for Asia; Asian economic development
Military Aviation, 1955 [A-6.2]. 40pp.
Major Topic: Application by U.S. government to International Court of Justice instituting
procedures against USSR for attack on U.S. Air Force B-29 aircraft off Hokkaido, Japan.
FAC [Foreign Asset Control], 1955 [C-2.7/6(b)]. 19pp.
Major Topics: CRI hearings on tariff negotiations; marking of imported Christmas tree
ornaments; U.S. Treasury Department and FAC embargo on certain types of paint brushes;
FAC controls for Ryukyu Islands; FAC regulations; regulations governing importation of
Japanese foodstuffs into U.S.
Offshore Procurement, 1955 [C-2.11/1]. 9pp.
Major Topics: U.S. offshore procurement in Japan; Japanese defense production;
implementation of U.S. economic defense policy; proposed plan for supplying machinery
and scrap steel to Japanese manufacturers; Philippine proposal for meeting of economic
experts; proposal for establishment of currency convertibility clearing house; U.S. Air Force
proposal to purchase F-86F aircraft in Japan; U.S.-Japanese economic relations.
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Buy American, 1955 [C-2.11/2]. 19pp.
Major Topics: Japanese bid on porcelain insulators for Bonneville Power Administration;
failure of Takata Shipbuilding Company, Ltd., to obtain Bureau of Ships contract; Japanese
bid to provide turbine conductors for Dalles Dam project; U.S. sale of surplus agricultural
commodities to Japan.
Trade Complaints and Practices, 1955-1956 [C-2.12]. 44pp.
Major Topics: Japanese copying of multilith machine of the Addressograph-Multigraph
Corporation; Japanese exports of canned tuna fish and toy marbles to U.S.; Finnish plywood
dumping case; British-Japanese discussions on textile design infringement; problem of
Japanese unfair competition.
Randall Commission, n.d. [C-2.13/1]. 86pp.
Major Topics: Japanese need for foreign markets; labor productivity in Japan; Japanese and
U.S. State Department views on Randall Commission Report; U.S. foreign economic policy;
U.S. tariffs on Japanese imports; U.S. tariff negotiations with Great Britain, Australia, New
Zealand, and South Africa; Japanese economy and foreign trade.
Grains, 1955-1956 [C-4.1/1]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Meeting of Working Group on Storage and Processing of Rice; U.S.
representation to International Rice Commission; Japan's food grain position in 1955;
Japanese production of monosodium glutamate.
Rice, 1955-1956 [C-4.1/l(a)]. 76pp.
Major Topics: U.S. rice exports to Japan; Bangkok meeting on international rice trade;
inclusion of rice in new PL 480 program for Japan; Commodity Credit Corporation rice
prices; U.S. rice sales to Burma; rice supply situation in Southeast Asia; Japanese rice
requirements; U.S. policy on rice exports to Asia; PRC rice shipments to Ceylon and Japan;
disposal of U.S. surplus rice.
Alaska Timber, 1955-1956 [C-4.3/1]. 17pp.
Major Topic: Sale of Alaskan timber to Japanese-controlled pulp company.
Petroleum Oil and Lubricants, 1955 [C-4.5/1]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Diesel oil purchases from U.S. Navy by Japanese vessels; allocation of
exchange for petroleum products.
Coal, 1955 [C-4.7/2]. 14pp.
Major Topics: Awards of contracts for offshore procurement made contingent on purchase
by foreign recipients of FOA-financed coal; FOA procurement of railway equipment for
India.
Iron and Steel, 1953-1956 [C-4.8/3]. 13pp.
Major Topics: Purchase of Japanese alumina in conjunction with proposed plant
establishment in Canada; Japanese roller bearing exports to U.S.; scrap export quota
problem; Japanese labor organizations.
Ferro-Alloys, 1954-1955 [C-4.8/3(a)]. 22pp.
Major Topics: Titanium expansion program; distribution of nickel to free world
destinations; Defense Mobilization Board meetings; U.S. cotton exports; Japanese sales of
ferro-alloys to U.S.; proposal to purchase Japanese titanium for U.S. stockpile.
Electronics, 1955 [C-4.8/3(a)]. 3pp.
Major Topics: Effect of Japanese war reparations on Philippine market for U.S. textile
machinery; proposal to manufacture Singo* sewing machines in Japan.
Scrap, 1953-1955 [C-4.8/7]. 61pp.
Major Topics: Japanese scrap shortages; U.S. scrap export controls; scrap export quota
problem; plans to bring Japanese labor into Aleutian Islands for salvage work; scrap salvage
operations in Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; Japanese steel scrap requirements; Japanese
arrangements to import steel scrap.
Munitions and Armaments, 1955-1956 [C-4.12]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Japanese complaint regarding lack of munitions orders from U.S.; Japanese
arms production; U.S. limitation on knitwear imports from Japan; negotiations on sale of FN
(Fabrique Nationale [Belgian]) automatic rifles to Japan; rocket power plants in Japan.
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Japanese Technical Mission on Munition Production, 1955-1956 [C-4.12/2]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Japanese technical mission to U.S. to study defense production.
Industrial Mobilization, 1955-1956 [C-4.14]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Japanese defense production.
Economic Conferences, 1955 [C-5.1]. 20pp.
Major Topics: U.S. Chiefs of Mission Conference agenda; discussions in San Francisco
regarding Far Eastern affairs; International Chamber of Commerce meeting in Tokyo.
Asian-African Conference, 1955 [C-5.2/1]. 80pp.
Major Topics: Japanese participation in Afro-Asian summit conference at Bandung;
publication of Bandung Conference book by U.S.; PRC position at Bandung Conference;
U.S. discussions with Japanese and Lebanese representatives regarding Bandung
Conference; U.S. position on Bandung Conference; attitudes of various Far Eastern, Middle
Eastern, and African nations on results of Bandung Conference.
Summit Meeting•Geneva, 1955 [C-5.2/1]. 29pp.
Major Topics: Japanese position on Geneva summit meeting; Japanese position in Asia; list
of papers relating to Geneva summit meeting.
Technical and Scientific Conferences, 1955 [C-5.3]. 16pp.
Major Topics: Japanese participation in Military-Industrial Conference; Japan reports
existence of Soviet cyclotron; Japanese Radiation Conference; International Conference on
Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy; International Radioactive Medicine Conference.
Correspondence between Mr. McClurkin and Tokyo, 1954. 5pp.
Major Topic: Japanese productivity program; resumption of certain types of deliveries to
Japanese security forces.
Agriculture and Forestry, 1955 [A-3.5]. 6pp.
Major Topics: ICA organization in Japan; Japanese land reclamation program; U.S. air
bases in Japan; Japanese rearmament.
IBRD Loans, 1953 [A-5.1/2]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Bank financing in Japan; Japanese application for thermal electric loan from
IBRD.
Congressional Appropriations, 1955-1956 [C-6.1]. 30pp.
Major Topics: U.S. technical assistance program for Japan; U.S. Senate Appropriations
Committee hearings on Mutual Security Appropriations Bill; Japanese productivity program;
Mutual Security Program for FY 1956; Communist activities in Asia and Japan.
Communism, 1955 [C-7]. 5pp.
Major Topic: Japanese Communist party activities.
Documents•Japanese (Captured), 1949-1956 [D-l.l]. 209pp.
Major Topics: Return of captured Japanese documents; release of official records on Soviet
entry into Pacific war; documents relating to Japanese war crimes trials; American POW
records held by Japanese government; lists of captured Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and War Ministry documents; assumption by U.S. government of costs of reproducing
certain captured Japanese documents.
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0059
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0078
0084
0116
0151
0155
0160
0175
0179
0184
Documents•Japanese (Captured), 1949-1956 [D-l.l] cont 35pp.
Major Topics: Return of captured Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs documents; list of
captured Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs documents; documents relating to Japanese
war crimes trials.
Art and Education, 1955 [E-l.l and E-1.2]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Return of dress sword belonging to Japanese admiral Toyoda by Admiral
Chester Nimitz; Asian Foundation reports; Japanese political developments.
Cultural Relations, 1955 [E-l.5/1]. 18pp.
Major Topics: Sponsorship of National Cathedral Flower Mart by Japanese embassy; visit
of New York Yankees baseball team to Japan; Speech by Congressman O. K. Armstrong in
Hiroshima, Japan; Engakuji memorial service for Langdon Warner; Japanese American
Citizens League.
#1 Exchange Program (Fulbright, etc.), 1955-1956 [E-1.5/l(a)]. 15pp.
Major Topics: U.S. leadership exchange program for Japanese labor leaders; proposed visit
to U.S. by Japanese Left Socialist delegation; Japanese labor leaders meet with Vice
President Richard Nixon; ability of Japanese students to study in U.S.
Dodge Correspondence, 1953-1956 [F-1.7/1]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Joseph Dodge appointed director, Bureau of the Budget
Insurance, 1956 [F-l.ll]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Japanese treatment of American International Underwriters; Jawaharlal
Nehru's proposal to nationalize life insurance industry in India.
Taxation and Income, 1955 [F-1.12]. 32pp.
Major Topics: Japanese income taxation; Japanese cost of living; taxation of foreign
nationals in Japan.
Fur Sealing, 1955-1956 [F-2.5]. 35pp.
Major Topics: Status of Fur Seal Conference; Japanese support for pelagic sealing; Soviet
position at Fur Seal Conference; fur seal negotiations with USSR regarding Kurile Islands.
Constitution and Laws, 1955 [G-1.2]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Proposed amendments to Japanese constitution.
Elections, 1955 [G-1.3]. 5pp.
Major Topic: U.S. appraisal of Japanese election results.
Relations with Communist China, 1955 [G-1.4/2]. 15pp.
Major Topic: Japanese relations with PRC and North Korea.
Relations with Southeast Asia, including Ceylon, 1955 [G-1.4/2]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Asian People's Anti-Communist League.
Japanese Relations with USSR and Soviet Bloc, 1955 [G-1.4/2]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Japanese political situation; resignation of Georgi Malenkov.
Political Parties, 1955 [G-1.10]. 28pp.
Major Topics: Merger of Japan's two conservative political parties; Japanese Socialist party
policies; Japanese Left Socialist Party mission to U.S.; merger of Japanese Socialist parties;
opposition of Japanese Diet to establishment of National Defense Council; Japanese
Democratic party's foreign policy platform.
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0457
0585
Internal Political Situation, 1955 [G-l.l 1]. 12R).
Major Topics: Judicial case involving Robert F. Buda in Japan; Japanese political situation.
USIE, 1955 [1-1.1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: U.S. Information and Education [U.S. Information Agency] plans for
establishment of Japanese newspaper and magazine.
Psychological Warfare and Propaganda, 1955 [1-1.5/2]. 2pp.
Japan Intelligence, 1955-1956 [1-2.1]. 8pp.
Major Topics: U.S. national intelligence estimate on Japan; U.S. study on Japanese
intellectuals.
Securities, 1955 [1-4.1/1]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Revalidation of Japanese dollar bonds held by Japanese resident in U.S.
U.S. Investment in Japan, 1955 [1-4.2/2]. 5pp.
Major Topics: U.S. offshore procurement in Japan; private foreign investment in Japan.
Unions, 1955 [L-1.3]. 4pp.
Major Topic: U.S. leadership exchange program far Japanese labor leaders.
U.S. Garrison Labor Force Problems, 1955 [L-1.5]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Employment of foreign nationals by U.S. forces abroad; effect of strikes by
Japanese laborers on mission of Far East Air Force; U.S. Garrison Forces labor problems in
Japan.
Facilities Assistance Program, 1954-1956 [M-2.1/3(a)]. 20pp.
Major Topic: Program for production of U.S. military aircraft in Japan.
Transfer of Naval Vessels, 1955 [M-2.1/5]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Mutual Defense Assistance material programs for navies of Indochina, Japan,
Thailand, and ROK.
Opinion on Occupation, 1953-1956 [0-1.3]. 8pp.
Major Topics: U.S. State Department report on occupation of Japan; U.S. policy toward
Japan.
Deployment of Weapons, 1955. 8pp.
Major Topics: Secretary of Defense Charles Wilson announces U.S. redeployment plans;
visit of UN correspondents to North Korea; recommendation to retain installations for two
U.S. divisions in Japan; proposed redeployment of U.S. Army units in Japan.
Copyrights, 1955 [P-1.3]. 16pp.
Major Topics: Japanese position on proposed copyright convention; U.S.-Japanese
copyright relations.
Public Welfare, 1955 [P-2.3]. 14pp.
Major Topic: Treatment in U.S. of Japanese atomic bomb victims.
Briefing Papers•Hoover-Hollister Trip, September-October 1955 [P-3.1/1]. 107pp.
Major Topics: Japanese war reparations; Japanese defense issues; procurement in Japan for
economic aid programs; international education exchange program; Japanese reactions to
Geneva summit conference; PL 480 aid for Japan; Japanese political and economic
conditions; communism in Japan; U.S.-Japanese trade relations; Soviet policy toward Japan;
Japanese labor problems; Japanese relations with South Asia, Southeast Asia, PRC, and
ROK; foreign investment in Japan; proposed release of Japanese war criminals; Japanese
request for return of Ryukyu and Bonin Islands; Japanese entry into UN; return of vested
Japanese assets in U.S.; Herbert Hoover, Jr.'s trip to Far East
U.S. Japanese Policy, 1955 [P-3.1]. 20pp.
Major Topics: U.S. policy toward Japan; Japanese attitude toward PRC; anti-Americanism
in Japan; Japanese trade deficit; Japanese rearmament.
U.S. Policy•Asia, 1955 [P-3.4]. 128pp.
Major Topics: U.S. military, political, and economic policies in free Asia; nationalism in
free Asia; Communist threat to free Asia; significance of Japan and India in free Asia; U.S.
rice exports to Asia
Japanese Policy•Asia, 1955 [P-3.4/1]. 7pp.
Major Topic: U.S. and Japanese attitudes toward PRC.
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Great Power Relations, 1955 [P-3.7]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Geneva Conference; Japanese peace settlement with PRC; PRC pledge not to
attack Formosa.
External Assets•Switzerland, 1947-1955 [P-6.3/1]. 19pp.
Major Topics: Japanese assets in Switzerland, ex-enemy countries in Europe, neutral
nations, and Germany; remittances for relief of British POWs and internees in Far East;
request of International Committee of the Red Cross for ten million Swiss francs.
Public Opinion•U.S., 1955 [P-8.1]. 27pp.
Major Topics: Japanese political objectives; prostitution in Japan; Communist activities in
Far East; Japanese neutrality; compensation to Japanese victims of U.S. nuclear testing;
Iowa poll on Japan.
Public Opinion, 1955 [P-8.2]. 38pp.
Major Topics: Problems of U.S. military bases in Japan; international developments of
interest to Japan; Japanese intellectuals; U.S. position on PRC; U.S.-Japanese defense
cooperation; Japanese economic conditions; Japanese relations with U.S. and ROK;
Japanese political developments; Japanese scrap situation; Japanese trade with PRC;
Japanese income tax on foreign residents.
[Untitled Folder], 1955-1956 [P-9.1]. 37pp.
Major Topics: Proposal for election of Japanese member to International Court of Justice;
Japanese diplomatic relations with USSR; Japanese labor conditions; Japan calls for
discontinuation of all nuclear testing; Japanese economic conditions; U.S.-Japanese
relations.
Speeches•President Eisenhower, 1953 [S-2.1]. 4pp.
Major Topic: President Dwight D. Eisenhower's State of the Union message.
Speeches•U.S., 1955-1956 [S-2.1]. 21pp.
Major Topics: Admiral William Callaghan's speech urging Japanese naval buildup; "The
Power Struggle in the Far East"; Japanese economic and trade conditions; Communist
activities in Japan.
Atomic Research and Development, January-July 1955 [S-4.1]. 28pp.
Major Topics: Japanese atomic eneigy developments; proposal to set up isotope distribution
center in Hiroshima, Japan; contamination of foodstuffs by radiation from U.S. and Soviet
hydrogen bomb tests; presence of radioactivity in Japanese ocean currents; U.S.-Japanese
Conference on Radiation and Radiobiology; Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission.
Atomic Research and Development, August-December 1955 [S-4.1]. 18pp.
Major Topics: Japanese radiation resolution; Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission; Japanese
reaction to draft statute of International Atomic Energy Commission; General Dynamics
Corporation supplies atomic energy equipment to Japan.
Atoms for Peace, 1955 [S-4.1/1]. 16pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese agreement on civil uses of atomic energy; Atomic Energy Act
of 1954.
Administrative Agreement•Drafts, 1951 [T-2.2/2]. 15pp.
Major Topic: Legal status of U.S. garrison troops in Japan.
Administrative Agreement•Tax Agreement/Tax Negotiations, 1955-1956 |T-2.2/2(b)].
5pp.
Major Topics: Japanese health insurance questions; trials of U.S. servicemen in foreign
courts.
[Untitled Folder], 1955-1956 [T-2.3]. 68pp.
Major Topics: U.S. talks with Australia and New Zealand regarding proposal to limit
territorial waters and reduction of UN forces in Korea; inspection of Yokosuka Prison in
Japan; ANZUS (Australia, New Zealand, and the United States) Council meeting;
Development of Manila Pact; U.S. economic aid to Japan; economic development of Manila
Pact countries; Communist subversion in Manila Pact countries.
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Congressional Travel, 1955-1956 [T-2.3/1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Trip to Southeast Asia by James Jacobson, vice-president of Chase
Manhattan Bank; U.S. desire to encourage foreign official visits; visit of Japanese Diet
members to Okinawa.
Consular Convention, 1955 [T-2.6]. 65pp.
Major Topic: U.S.-Japanese consular convention.
Shigemitsu Trip, 1955 [T-3.1/1]. 49pp.
Major Topics: Visit to U.S. by Japanese foreign minister Mamoru Shigemitsu; U.S.J apáñese relations; withdrawal of U.S. armed forces from Japan; adequacy of Japanese
defense forces; Japanese membership in UN.
Hoover's Trip, 1955 [T-3.2]. 6pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese relations; Japanese trade with PRC; Herbert Hoover, Jr.'s trip
to Far East.
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United Nations, 1955 [U-1.5]. 22pp.
Major Topics: Admission of Japan to UN; Geneva talks with Communists; Bandung
Conference recommendations for UN membership; Chinese representation in UN.
War Criminals, 1952 [M-2.7]. 57pp.
Major Topics: Request for general amnesty for all Japanese war criminals; investiture of
Crown Prince Akihito of Japan; establishment of Board of Clemency and Parole for
Japanese war criminals.
War Criminals, to June 1953 [M-2.7]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Allied discussions relating to parole of Japanese war criminals; Japanese
position on release of war criminals; establishment of Board of Clemency and Parole for
Japanese war criminals.
War Criminals, June-December 1953 [M-2.7]. 25pp.
Major Topics: Allied discussions relating to parole of Japanese war criminals; guidelines for
U.S. delegation to UN on issue of German war criminals; Japanese position on release of
war criminals; Board of Clemency and Parole reviews cases against Japanese war criminals.
War Criminals, 1954 [M-2.7]. 47pp.
Major Topics: Status of Japanese war criminals; Allied discussions relating to parole of
Japanese war criminals; comparison of treatment of Japanese and German war criminals;
Japanese position on release of war criminals; U.S. proposal to parole Japanese war
criminals serving life sentences after ten years; proposal for general amnesty for all Japanese
war criminals.
War Criminals, 1955 [M-2.7]. 18pp.
Major Topics: Board of Clemency and Parole decisions regarding Japanese war criminals;
Japanese position on release of Japanese war criminals.
Bonin Islands, 1953-1954 [1-5.1]. 21pp.
Major Topics: Repatriation of displaced Bonin Islanders; Japanese request for use of fishing
base in Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; U.S. administration of Bonin Islands; Japanese
request for return of Bonin Islands; international status of Iwo Jima.
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Ryukyus, 1953 [1-5.5]. 35pp.
Major Topics: International status of Ryukyu Islands; foreign business interests in Ryukyu
Islands; U.S. property rights in Ryukyu Islands; salvage of sunken vessels in the Trust
Territory of Pacific Islands; elections in Ryukyu Islands; proposal to return Ryukyu and
Bonin Islands to Japan; Japanese position on return of Ryukyu Islands.
Ryukyus, 1954 [1-5.5]. 36pp.
Major Topics: Participation of Ryukyuan representative in Chinese conference; U.S.
administration of Ryukyu Islands; security risk program in Ryukyu Islands; use of land in
Okinawa by U.S. armed forces; civil affairs directive for Ryukyu Islands; payment of claims
arising out of wrongful acts by U.S. forces in Ryukyus.
Ryukyus (Civil Affairs), 1953-1954 [1-5.5]. 48pp.
Major Topics: Payment of claims arising out of wrongful acts of U.S. forces in Ryukyus;
U.S. administration of Ryukyu Islands; civil affairs directive for Ryukyu Islands; resumption
of Japanese authority over Amami Oshima Islands; foreign business interests in Ryukyu
Islands; Japanese position on return of Ryukyu Islands.
Amami Oshima, January-September 1953 [1-5.5]. 24pp.
Major Topics: Resumption of Japanese authority over Amami Oshima Islands; Department
of the Army designated as administering authority for Ryukyu Islands; civil affairs directive
for Ryukyu Islands; economic conditions in Amami Oshima Islands.
Amami Oshima, October-November 1953 [1-5.5]. 14pp.
Major Topics: Transfer of Amami Oshima Islands to Japan [military aspects,
arrangements].
Amami Oshima, December 1953 [1-5.5]. 27pp.
Major Topics: Repatriation of Amamians resident in Okinawa; transfer of Amami Oshima
Islands to Japan.
Amami Oshima, Undated Material [1-5.5]. 34pp.
Major Topics: U.S. transfer of Amami Oshima Islands to Japan; U.S. military rights in
Amami Oshima Islands; Japanese request for U.S. evaluation of Soviet atomic potential.
Administration of Ryukyu Islands, 1955-1956 [1-5.5/1]. 37pp.
Major Topics: Military and strategic importance of U.S. bases on Okinawa; establishment
of Working Group on Ryukyus; U.S. administration of Ryukyu and Bonin Islands;
coordination of U.S. policy and operations in the Ryukyu Islands; foreign relations
responsibilities for Ryukyu Islands.
Ryukyus Disaster (Typhoons, etc.), 1955-1956 [1-5.5/5]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Japanese relief efforts for Okinawa after damages caused by Typhoon
Emma; U.S. relief and reconstruction program for Ryukyu Islands; food rice program for
Ryukyu Islands.
Ryukyus Economic Conditions, 1955-1956 [1-5.5/6]. 6pp.
Major Topics: U.S. economic plans for Ryukyu Islands; U.S. economic aid to Ryukyu
Islands.
Ryukyus Foreign Political Relations, 1955-1956 [1-5.5/8]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Foreign relations responsibilities for Ryukyu Islands; negotiation of postal
agreements concerning Ryukyu Islands; seizure of Ryukyuan fishing vessels in Andaman
Islands; Nationalist China requests air operational rights in Ryukyus.
Immigration and Emigration, 1955 [1-5.5/11(a)]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Ryukyuan immigration to Bolivia; outbreak of epidemic in Okinawan
settlement near Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
Ryukyus Labor (International Confederation of Free Trade Unions Survey), 1955-1956
[1-5.5/14]. 22pp.
Major Topics: Limitations on educational progress on Okinawan children; use of native
labor for base construction in Ryukyu Islands; International Confederation of Free Trade
Unions inspection visits to Okinawa; proposal to export Ryukyuan labor to New Caledonia;
worker's rights in Okinawa; American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) press release regarding
Okinawa; civil rights problem in Okinawa.
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Land Problems•Ryukyu Islands, 1955-1956 [1-5.5/15]. 52pp.
Major Topics: U.S. land acquisition program in Ryukyu Islands; U.S. military bases in
Okinawa; land rental program for Okinawa; U.S. administration of Ryukyu Islands.
Ryukyus•Relationship of U.S. Military Authorities with Natives, 1955-1956 [1-5.5/18].
5pp.
Major Topics: Documentation and protection for Ryukyuans living outside Ryukyu Islands;
U.S. State Department responsibility for Ryukyuan foreign relations.
Ryukyus•Status under Japanese Peace Treaty, 1953-1955 [1-5.5/21]. 61pp.
Major Topics: Japanese government views on Ryukyuan problems; legal status of U.S.
sovereignty over Ryukyu Islands; construction of U.S. military bases in Ryukyu Islands.
Liancourt Rocks (Takeshima or Dokoto Island), 1952 and Previous [1-5.10]. 17pp.
Major Topics: Status of Liancourt Rocks; use of Liancourt Rocks as live bombing area;
disposition of outlying and minor Japanese islands.
Liancourt Rocks (Takeshima or Dokoto Island), 1953-1954 [1-5.10]. 10pp.
Major Topic: Japanese-South Korean dispute over Liancourt Rocks.
Trust Territories•Marshalls, Carolines, and Mariannas, 1953-1954 [1-5.12]. 46pp.
Major Topics: Trust Territory property and claims negotiations with Japan; marine salvage
operations in Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; U.S. legislation for Trust Territory of Pacific
Islands; Japanese business enterprises in Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; citizenship status
of inhabitants of Trust Territory of Pacific Islands; development of bauxite mine on Palau
Islands; illegal entry of Japanese vessel into waters of Trust Territory of Pacific Islands.
Angaur Island (Phosphate Mining), 1954 and Previous [1-5.12/1]. 103pp.
Major Topics: Japanese phosphate mining operations on Angaur Island; hydrologie survey
of Angaur Island; Japanese request for permission to mine bauxite in Palau Islands.
Geneva Conference Briefing Materials, 1954.150pp.
Major Topics: Interrelation of Communist proposals in Korea and Indochina; "United
Front" against Asian Communist tactics; Geneva Conference [arrangements, invitations, list
of papers relating to, U.S. propaganda policy for, Soviet and PRC objectives and tactics at];
Soviet proposal for five-power conference including PRC; negotiations for release of
Americans detained in PRC and USSR; U.S. policy toward Formosa; totalitarianism in PRC;
PRC as a threat to peace and security in Far East; Communist bloc diplomacy.
Minutes of the Joint Committee•29th Meeting, 1952.22pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee meeting under administrative
agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; control of Japanese prostitutes;
storage and use of explosives near U.S. facilities in Japan; U.S. military bases in Japan;
alleged mistreatment of Japanese mariner by U.S. forces personnel; employment of Japanese
labor by U.S. forces.
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Joint Committee Meeting #32,1952. 39pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-second meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; alleged pollution of Toyochira River by sewerage from Camp
Crawford; disposition of Japanese property and assets; proposal for joint use of Chofu
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Airfield in Japan; Nissan Motor Company, Ltd., request for change of boundary line; civil
liability in Japanese land impact and maneuver areas; enforcement of traffic regulations
within U.S. areas and facilities; use of armed civilian guards within U.S. facilities and areas.
Joint Committee Meeting #33,1952.15pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-third meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; ameutions for use of Uchinada Proving Grounds; civil liability in
Japanese land impact and maneuver areas; disposition of Japanese property and assets;
relocation of Japanese businesses; Japanese commodity tax on Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola.
Joint Committee Meeting #34,1952.38pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-fourth Meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; restricted sea areas;
use of armed security guards within U.S. facilities and areas; damage to Japanese fishing net
by U.S. Naval vessel.
Joint Committee Meeting #35,1953.33pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-fifth meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; General William Lawton appointed U.S. representative to Joint ,
Commission; disposition of Japanese property and assets; U.S. explosive test areas in Japan;
control of Japanese prostitutes; control of beverage sales in Japan; labor relations adjustment
law in Japan.
Joint Committee Meeting #36,1953.35pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-sixth meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; Japanese government construction program for U.S. security
forces; enforcement of traffic regulations within U.S. facilities and areas. '
Joint Committee Meeting #37,1953. 32pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-seventh meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; compensation to
Japanese civilians for services rendered during search and rescue operations; conditions in ;
Japanese public schools.
Joint Committee Meeting #38,1953.47pp.
Major Topics: Implementation of U.S.-Japanese security treaty; minutes of thirty-eighth
meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under administrative agreement; violation of
right of port entry by U.S. naval vessel; sea maneuver areas in Japan; disposition of Japanese
property and assets; Japanese government construction program for U.S. security forces;
Japanese nationals missing on Sakhalin Island while engaging in special missions for U.S.
forces; conditions in Japanese public schools.
Joint Committee Meeting #39,1953.24pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of thirty-ninth meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; maintenance of
railroad crossings within U.S. facilities in Japan; search for lost or overdue Japanese ships;
release of U.S. air bases to Japanese government
Joint Committee Meeting #42,1953.59pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of forty-second meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; Japanese government
construction program for Ü.S. security forces; salvage operation of ex-Japanese cruiser
Hirato.
Joint Committee Meeting #43,1953.79pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of forty-third meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; non-strike ruling for security personnel at U.S. facilities;
disposition of Japanese property and assets; reimbursement to Japanese government under
the master labor contract; Japanese government construction program for U.S. security
forces.
Joint Committee Meeting #44,1953.48pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of forty-fourth meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets.
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Joint Committee Meeting #45,1953. 35pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of forty-fifth meeting of U.S.-Japáñese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; assessment of
tonnage dues in Japan; U.S. request for use of prat and harbor facilities in Japan; Japanese
government construction program for U.S. security forces.
Joint Committee Meeting #46,1953.50pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of forty-sixth meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; Japanese government
construction program for U.S. security forces; U.S. anti-aircraft artillery ranges in Japan.
Joint Committee Meeting #47,1953.128pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of forty-seventh meeting of U.S.-Japanese Joint Committee under
administrative agreement; disposition of Japanese property and assets; offenses by U.S.
military personnel involving Japanese nationals; Japanese weather ships; Japanese
government construction program for U.S. security forces; master labor service contract in
Japan.
Arrangements Implementing the Administrative Agreement, March 25, 1953.271pp.
Major Topics: Civil aeronautics agreements; communications policy; contract conciliation;
customs and tax arrangements; entry and exit agreements; U.S. use of facilities in Japan;
Japanese financial arrangements; agreements regarding criminal and civil jurisdiction in
Japan; Japanese labor; use of manufacturing facilities and machinery in Japan; disposition of
personal property in Japan; U.S.-Japanese meteorological agreement; U.S. postal operating
agreement with Japan; U.S. procurement procedures in Japan; restrictions on use of electric
energy by U.S. forces in Japan.
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Arrangements Implementing the Administrative Agreement, November 7,1953.298pp.
Major Topics: Civil aeronautics agreements; communications policy; contract conciliation;
customs and tax arrangements; disposition of personal property in Japan; entry and exit
arrangements; U.S. use of facilities in Japan; Japanese financial arrangements; agreements
regarding criminal and civil jurisdiction in Japan; Japanese labor; use of manufacturing
facilities and machinery in Japan; U.S.-Japanese meteorological agreement; nonappropriated funds organizations; U.S.-Japanese postal operating agreement; U.S.
procurement procedures in Japan; U.S. security arrangements in Japan; restrictions on use of
electric energy by U.S. forces in Japan; U.S. mapping and survey operations on Japan.
Arrangements Implementing the Administrative Agreement, March 24,1955. 313pp.
Major Topics: Civil aeronautics agreements; communications policy; contract conciliation;
customs and tax arrangements; disposition of personal property in Japan; entry and exit
arrangements; U.S. use of facilities in Japan; Japanese financial arrangements; agreements
regarding criminal and civil jurisdiction in Japan; Japanese labor; U.S.-Japanese
meteorological agreement; non-appropriated fund organizations; U.S.-Japanese postal
operating agreement; U.S. procurement procedures in Japan; U.S. security arrangements in
Japan; U.S. mapping and survey operations in Japan.
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0850
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Letters Sent to RM/R, 19S6.2pp.
Major Topic: List of letters sent to Robert McClurkin.
Hemmendinger, 1955-1956.55pp.
Major Topics: U.S. policy on Okinawa land issue; U.S. public information operations in
Japan; economic development of Southeast Asia; U.S. use of facilities in Japan; repatriation
of Bonin Islanders; Japanese trade problems; Japanese relations with South and Southeast
Asia; U.S. utilities claims negotiations in ROK; U.S. leader grant program; seizure of
Japanese fishing vessels by ROK; Japanese economic conditions; communism among
Japanese scientists.
McQuridn, 1955-1956.26pp.
Major Topics: Japanese defense budget; reduction of Japanese financial contribution for
U.S. forces stationed in Japan; proposed visit of Japanese Diet members to Okinawa;
Ryukyuan citizenship issue; Korean armistice agreement; Japanese relations with Southeast
Asia.
Fred Rich's Letters to Mr. Hemmendinger, 1954-1955.47pp.
Major Topics: Rehabilitation of Japanese industry; buildup of Japanese self-defense forces;
administration of UN emergency relief programs in Korea; Japanese textile industry;
Japanese cottage industries.
Communications, 1956 [A-l.l]. 13pp.
Major Topics: Privacy of U.S. official communications with Japan; communications
priorities for foreign missions in time of emergency.
Departmental Organization and Reorganization, 1955-1956 [A-l.2/1]. 5pp.
Major Topics: U.S. handling of economic problems relating to UN; Southeast Asia Treaty
Organization (SEATO) activities.
Security, 1956 [A-l.2/6]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Responsibilities with regard to persona non grata cases and espionage reports.
Field Administration, 1956 [A-1.3]. 11pp.
Major Topic: Japanese request for establishment of U.S. consulate in Nagasaki.
State Department and Other Agencies, 1953-1956 [A-1.4]. 57pp.
Major Topics: U.S. State and Commerce Department's plan of operations for improvement
of foreign trade and investment promotion activities of Foreign Service; consultations with
U.S. State Department representatives by attaché personnel; schedule of U.S. State
Department briefings; establishment of liaison between U.S. State Department and
Immigration and Naturalization Service; procedures for visits of foreign nationals to U.S.
government establishments; relationship between secretary of state and director, Foreign
Operations Administration.
Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, 1955 [A-5.13]. 7pp.
Major Topic: International agreements regarding peaceful uses of atomic energy.
UN and Specialized Agencies, 1956 [A-5.4/4]. 10pp.
Major Topics: U.S. policy toward Special UN Fund for Ecomonic Development
(SUNFED); U.S. relations with Far Eastern countries.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities, 1954 [A-5.8/1]. 2pp.
Surplus Agricultural Commodities•Agricultural Trade and Assistance Development Act,
January-June 1956 [A-5.8/l(b)]. 22pp.
Major Topics: U.S. loans to Japan; U.S. PL 480 program for Japan; ICA responsibility for
PL 480; U.S. Department of Agriculture market development program.
ICA Program, 1956 [A-5.10]. 32pp.
Major Topics: U.S. economic aid programs for ROK and Japan; U.S. technical aid program
for Japan; role of U.S. agencies in connection with PL 480 programs.
Civil Aviation, 1956 [A-6.1]. 10pp.
Major Topic: Waiver of landing fees in Japan by Far Eastern Air Force.
MFN (Most Favored Nation), 1956 [C-2.3]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Japanese request for most-favored-nation status.
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0984
Communist China, 1956 [C-2.6]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Proposed Japanese-PRC exchange of trade missions.
U.S.•Trade and Commercial Policy, 1956 [C-2.6]. 64pp.
Major Topics: Statement by representative of Japanese textile industry to Boggs
Subcommittee on Customs, Tariffs, and Reciprocal Trade Agreements; U.S. sales to Japan;
Japanese cotton textile industry; Japanese restrictions on U.S. automobile impôts.
Miscellaneous Countries, 1955 [C-2.6]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Japanese export possibilities in Asia; Japanese trade with Southeast Asia.
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COCOM and UN Embargo (1 Month Exemptions Cables), 1956 [C-2.7/1]. 18pp.
Major Topics: Copper wire exports to Soviet bloc; French trade mission to PRC; revision of
trade controls on PRC.
Tuna Fish, 1955-1956 [C-4.1/2(a)]. 99pp.
Major Topics: Sales promotion in U.S. by U.S. and Japanese tuna industries; proposal for
joint U.S.-Japanese Tuna Association; labor and wages in Japanese tuna industry; U.S. tariff
on canned tuna; problems of U.S. tuna industry; Japanese economic conditions; export
controls on Japanese frozen tuna.
Fibers and Textiles, 1955-1956 [C-4.2]. 60pp.
Major Topics: U.S. restrictions on Japanese cotton textile exports; statistics on U.S. textile
industry; U.S.-Japanese agreement on textile import quotas; Japanese competition with U.S.
textile industry; U.S. Senate bill to subsidize cotton textile exports.
Cotton, 1956 [C-4.2/1]. 55pp.
Major Topics: Japanese cotton textile exports to U.S.; U.S.-Japanese agreement on textile
import quotas; Northern Textile Association; effect of Japanese textile imports on South
Carolina; U.S. sale of Alaskan timber to Japanese company; U.S. policy on cotton.
Cotton, 1955 [C-4.2/1]. 72pp.
Major Topics: Japanese cotton textile export controls; Japanese competition with U.S.
textile industry; Japanese purchases of U.S. cotton; U.S. restrictions on cotton textile imports
from Japan; U.S. cotton export policy.
Wool, 1956 [C-4.2/2]. 27pp.
Major Topics: Allocation of wool fabric tariff quota; imports of Japanese woolen sweaters;
GATT reservation on wool textiles; U.S. production of woven wool fabrics.
U.S. Textile Legislation, 1955-1956 [C-4.2/5]. 44pp.
Major Topics: Ceiling on Italian exports of velveteens to U.S.; Japanese cotton textile
exports to U.S.; U.S.-Japanese textile trade problem; export adjustment measures of cotton
textiles; U.S. Tariff Commission recommends increase in import duties on velveteens;
Mutual Security Bill; South Carolina and Alabama legislation discriminating against
Japanese textiles.
Ferro-Alloys, 1956 [C-4.8/3(a)]. 16pp.
Major Topic: Proposed rice-titanium barter transaction with Japan.
Scrap, 1956 [C-4.8/7]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Japanese imports of U.S. ferrous scrap; U.S. export controls on ferrous scrap.
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0477
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0532
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0616
0636
0645
0657
Conferences•General, 1956 [C-5]. 7pp.
Major Topic: U.S. participation in International Red Cross Conference.
Documents•Japanese, 1956 P-l.l]. 18pp.
Major Topics: Return of captured Japanese documents by U.S.; exploitation of captured
Japanese War Ministry documents by U.S. Corps of Engineers.
Documents•Other, 1955-1956 [D-1.2]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Efforts to locate British government documents held by Economic and
Scientific Section of General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers;
availability of information on war crimes trials to Japanese government.
#2 Exchange Program (Fulbright, etc.), 1955-1956 [E-1.5/l(a)]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Meeting between Masaori Kaneko, governor of Kagawa Province in Japan,
and Deputy Undersecretary of State Robert Murphy.
#3 Exchange Program (Fulbright, etc.), 1955-1956 [E-1.5/l(a)]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Labor programs for Japan; travel of international exchange grantees; visit of
Japanese representative to U.S. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.
Gifts, 1955-1956 [E-1.5/l(d)]. 14pp.
Major Topics: Governor Masanori Kaneko's gifts for President and Mrs. Dwight D.
Eisenhower; Presentation to Japan of bronze bust of Japanese scientist Hideyo Noguchi by
Alameda Naval Air Station Association.
Insurance* 1956 [F-l.l 1]. 6pp.
Major Topic: American International Underwriters negotiations with Japan.
Taxation and Income, 1956 [F-l. 12]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Export-Import Bank loans to Japan for electrical facilities and supplies; tax
status of U.S. missionaries in Japan; Japanese income taxes applicable to foreigners.
Japanese-Russian Fishing Relations, 1956 [F-2.2/2]. 42pp.
Major Topics: Japanese-Soviet salmon fishing negotiations; Soviet restrictions on salmon
fishing; Japanese relations with USSR.
Fisheries Statistics, 1955 [F-2.7]. 4pp.
Major Topic: North Pacific pelagic salmon fishing by Japan.
U.S.-Japanese Relations, 1955-1956 [G-l.4/1]. 63pp.
Major Topics: U.S. relations with Japan; Japanese economic relations with PRC; Japanese
relations with ROK and USSR; anti-American demonstrations in Japan; economic
development of Southeast Asia; Japanese request for release of convicted war criminals;
implementation of Manila Pact; U.S. PL 480 agreement with Japan.
Japanese Embassy in the U.S., 1954-1956 [G-l.4/1]. 21pp.
Major Topics: Japan requests U.S. aid in rearmament and economic recovery; appointment
of Masayuki Tani and Sadao Iguchi as Japanese ambassadors to U.S.; U.S. compensation for
damages incurred by Japanese civilians as a result of atomic testing in Pacific; status of U.S.
naval vessels loaned to Japan under PL 480; Japanese relations with ROK.
Japan-Communist China Relations, 1956 [G-l.4/2]. 20pp.
Major Topics: French trade mission to PRC; Communist overtures toward Japan; Japanese
intellectuals; Japanese relations with PRC; U.S. policy toward PRC.
Japan-USSR Negotiations, 1956 [G-l.4/2]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Japanese Prime Minister Hatoyama's visit to U.S.; Japanese support for U.S.
position in Suez Crisis; Japanese claims to Russian-held islands; Japanese membership in
UN.
Japan Relations with the USSR and Soviet Bloc, 1956 [G-l.4/2]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Japanese relations with USSR; Japanese-Soviet fisheries negotiations;
Japanese membership in UN.
Japan-North Korea Relations, 1955-1956 [G-l.4/2]. 3pp.
Major Topics: Japanese attitude toward North Korea; North Korean efforts to arrange trade
deal with Japan.
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0739
0742
0758
0767
0782
0818
0821
0837
0877
Relations•Japan and Southeast Asia, 19S6 [G-1.4/2]. 4pp.
Major Topics: Japanese-Thailand yen debt settlement; India offers to act as mediator
between Japan and Soviet bloc.
[Untitled Folder], 1956 [G-l.4/2]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Exchange of military attachés between Japan and USSR; U.S. intelligence
information; Japanese efforts to reclaim Sakhalin and Kurile Islands from USSR; expansion
of Japanese trade in Southeast Asia.
Internal Political Situation, 1956 [G-l.l 1]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Japanese internal political situation; Japanese political parties; Japanese
national election results.
Psychological Warfare Propaganda, 1956 [1-1.5/2]. 2pp.
Defectors, 1955-1956 [1-2.1]. 2pp.
Other Intelligence, 1956 [1-2.3]. 5pp.
Major Topic: Prospects for U.S. and British bases in Far East
ECAFE•Economic Commission for the Far East, 1955-1956 [1-3.1]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Changes in ECAFE committee structure; availability of ICA funds for
technical study tours by Asians; election of new executive secretary of ECAFE; U.S.
delegation to ECAFE meetings.
International Atomic Energy Agency, 1956 [1-3.3]. 21pp.
Major Topics: Japanese and PRC participation in International Atomic Energy Agency;
atomic energy negotiations and problems relating to ROK, Vietnam, and PRC; U.S.
compensation to unrepatriated Bonin Islanders; governing board of International Atomic
Energy Agency.
International Labor Organization, 1956 [1-3.8]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Japanese government attitude toward possible amendment of ILO
constitution.
International Bureau of Weights and Measures, 1955-1956 [1-3.15]. 16pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-ROK exchange rate agreement; U.S.-ROK economic talks; Japanese
labor situation; U.S. economic aid to ROK.
U.S. Investment in Japan, 1956 [1-4.2/2]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Interest of Aerojet-General Corporation and Hughes Aircraft Company in
Japan; Standard Vacuum Oil Company investment in Japan.
Japanese Investment Abroad, 1955-1956 [1-4.3]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Japanese capital investment in refrigeration plant in American Samoa; Pilot
Pen Company (India), Ltd., articles of association.
FOA Program, 1955 [KA-5.10]. 36pp.
Major Topic: Development of U.S. mutual security program for FY 1957.
Unions, 1956 [L-1.3]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Proposed American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial
Organizations project for Japan.
U.S. Garrison Labor Force Problems, 1956 [L-1.5]. 16pp.
Major Topics: Activities in Japanese labor field; Labor relations problem of U.S. forces,
Japan; threatened strike by civilian employees of U.S. forces, Japan, averted; U.S.-Japáñese
defense problems.
Japanese Labor in the U.S., 1955-1956 [L-1.6]. 40pp.
Major Topics: Proposal to bring Japanese and Filipino workers to U.S. for temporary
agricultural employment in California; proposed Japanese farm labor program; training of
Japanese farmers in U.S.
MisceUaneous (ICFTU, Etc.), 1956 [L-1.7]. 25pp.
Major Topics: Labor relations problem of U.S. Forces, Japan; Far Eastern Commission
labor policies; threatened strike by civilian employees of U.S. forces, Japan.
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0916
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Rearmament•General, 1956 [M-2.1]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Japanese rearmament; visit to U.S. by Keikichi Masuhara, deputy director
general of Japanese National Safety Agency; buildup of Japanese military faces.
National Self-Defense Force, 1955-1956 [M-2.1/1]. 6pp.
. Major Topics: Japanese defense planning; evaluation of Japanese self-defense forces;
Japanese attitude toward defense matters; appointment of Admiral Nomura as head of
Japanese National Defense Agency.
Maritime Self-Defense Force, 1957 [M-2.1/1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Arrangements for offshore procurement of two naval vessels for Japan SelfDefense Agency.
Air Self-Defense Force, 1955 [M-2.1/1]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Visit to U.S. by Kentaro Uyemura, chief of staff of the Japanese Air SelfDefense Force; development of Japanese air capabilities.
Japanese Defense Budget (Burden Sharing), January-August 1955 [M-2.1/2]. 62pp.
Major Topics: Japanese defense budget [U.S. embassy, Tokyo's views on, Japanese
position on, U.S. position on]; German contribution to support of U.S. military forces; U.S.Japanese defense negotiations; U.S. military aid to Japan; buildup of Japanese military v. ,• ;
strength.
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Japanese Defense Budget (Burden Sharing), September-December 1955 (M-2.1/2]. 72pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese defense negotiations; Japanese defense budget; Japanese
financial contribution to U.S. forces; loyalty of ROK military to U.S.
Japanese Defense Budget (Burden Sharing), 1956 [M-2.1/2]; 22pp.
Major Topics: Japanese defense budget; U.S.-Japanese defense negotiations; Japanese
financial contribution to U.S. forces.
Ad Hoc Joint (U.S.-Japan) Committee on Defense Budget, 1955-1956 [M-2.1/2]. 47pp.
Major Topics: Meetings of Ad Hoc Joint U.S.-Japan Committee on Defense Budget;
Japanese financial contribution to U.S. forces; expenses fa* U.S. military facilities in Japan;
U.S.-Japanese defense negotiations.
Aircraft Production Program, 1955-1956 [M-2.1/3]. 16pp.
Major Topics: Facilities Assistance Program; naval aircraft production program; Hughes
Aircraft Corporation plans to license its products in Japan.
MDAA [Mutual Defense Assistance Act] (Agreement), 1955 [M-2.1/3]. 20pp.
Major Topics: U.S. MDÀP deliveries in Japan; U.S. defense policy in Japan.
Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement (Text), 1956 [M-2.1/3]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Proposed five-year vehicle rebuild and production program in Japan.
MAAG•Terms of Reference, 1955-1956 [M-2.1/3]. 14pp.
Major Topics: Refinement of FY 1957 military assistance programs for Japan and ROK;
terms of reference for U.S. MAAG in Japan.
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0292
0297
0317
0364
0374
0379
0389
0392
0403
0437
Military Assistance, 1956 [M-2.1/3]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Japanese Defense Agency; U.S. military aid to Japan; visit to U.S. by
Keikichi Masuhara, vice director general of Japanese Defense Agency; refinement of FY
1957 military assistance programs for Japan and ROK; growth of Japanese Self-Defense
Forces; Japanese defense program; Japanese rearmament
Facilities Assistance Program, 1956 [M-2.1/3]. 5pp.
Major Topic: U.S. negotiations with Japan for agreement on Facilities Assistance Program.
Mutual Weapons Development Program, 1956 [M-2.1/3(d)]. 2pp.
Loan/Transfer of Equipment, 1956 [M-2:i/4]. 3pp.
Major Topics: Japanese dissatisfaction with receipt from U.S. of outmoded military
equipment; efforts to modernize Japanese military equipment.
Joint Defense Planning, 1955 [M-2.1/6]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Views of Far East Command cm Japanese defense; withdrawal of U.S.
military forces from Japan; development of Japanese Self-Defense Forces; U.S.-Japanese
defense negotiations; Japanese defense budget.
Runway Extension, 1955-1956 [M-2.1/6]. 24pp.
Major Topics: Leftist opposition to U.S. military bases in Japan; Japanese opposition to
plans for extension of U.S. air base runways.
War Criminals, 1956 [M-2.7]. 36pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese relations; request for release of Japanese war criminals;
problem of German war criminals; changes in U.S. military command structure in Far East;
internal political situation in Japan.
U.S. Post Treaty Forces•Japan, 1955-1956 [M-2.8]. 5pp.
Major Topics: U.S. base rights in Japan; demonstrations against U.S. base expansion
program in Japan.
Deployment of Weapons, 1955-1956 [M-2.8/2]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Changes in U.S. military command structure in Far East; test firing of
"Honest John" missiles in Japan; U.S. briefing of Japanese government officials regarding
Nike missile; redeployment of U.S. military forces from Japan.
Japanese War Criminals, 1955-1956.47pp.
Major Topics: Disposition of Japanese war criminals; war crimes statistics; request for
release of Japanese war criminals; Soviet plans to release Japanese war criminals; clemency
and parole of Japanese war criminals; administration of war crimes program.
Embassy-CINCFE Relations, 1952-1956 [M-2.10]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Command relationships in Pacific region; U.S. military aid to Japan;
relationship between chief of U.S. diplomatic mission in Japan and commander-in-chief. Far
East.
Health and Welfare (including Narcotics), 1956 [P-2.3]. 5pp.
Major Topic: U.S. aid in establishing medical facilities for treatment of atomic bomb
survivors.
Naturalization•American Citizens in Japan, 1955-1956 [P-2.6/2(b)]. 10pp.
Major Topics: U.S. Marine Corps efforts to bar military dependents from Japan; future of
U.S. medical missions in Japan.
U.S.-Japan Policy•Political, 1956 [P-3.1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: U.S. policy toward Japan.
U.S.-JapanPolicy•Economic, 1955-1956 [P-3.2]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Japanese exports of Christmas tree lights to U.S.; South Carolina textile
legislation; Japanese export possibilities in Asia.
Japan Policy•Asia, 1955-1956 [P-3.4/1]. 34pp.
Major Topics: Japanese position on Eastern Europe and Suez Crisis; report on Chinese
Nationalist government; problems facing U.S. in Japan; U.S. policy toward PRC and Free
Asia; commodity price stabilization agreements; Japanese trade prospects in Free Asia.
U.S.-Japanese Consultations on Asian Policy, 1956 [P-3.4/2]. 6pp.
Major Topic: U.S. policy toward PRC.
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0504
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0516
0522
0543
0547
0554
0578
0595
0598
0607
0745
U.S. Economic Defense Policy, 1955-1956 [P-3.5/1]. 43pp.
Major Topics: Report on U.S. economic defense policy; maje»- economic problems in Far
East
Great Power Relations, 1956 [P-3.7]. 18pp.
Major Topics: U.S. State Department study on colonialism; U.S. approach toward, and
interests of anticolonial nations in Asia; U.S. position on colonialism.
NSC (National Security Council), 1955-1956 [P-3.8]. 12pp.
Major Topics: Disposal of surplus agricultural commodities to Soviet bloc; Japanese foreign
policy outlook and prospects; multilateral export controls on trade with PRC; U.S. economic
development assistance to Asia; Japanese interest in NSC organization.
OCB, 1956 [P-3.8/1]. 6pp.
Major Topics: OCB plan of operations with respect to Japan; U.S. policy toward Japan.
International Security Plan, 1955-1956 [P-3.8/2]. 21pp.
Major Topics: U.S. defense policy in Japan; U.S. Defense Department international security
plan for Japan.
Restoration of U.S. Property•Japan, 1955-1956 [P-6.1/1]. 4pp.
Major Topics: Japanese war reparations; Japanese compensation to Allied POWs.
Compensation for U.S. Property•Japan, 1955-1956 [P-6.1/1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Applicability of Japanese liquidation tax to war compensation claim of Ford
Motor Company of Japan; disposition of war damage claims filed with Japanese
government.
Property and Claims, 1955 [P-6.1/1]. 24pp.
Major Topics: Ford Motor Company war damage claim against Japan; use of Ford Motor
Company property in Japan by U.S. military forces.
Individual Compensation Cases, 1955-1956 [P-6.1/1]. 17pp.
Major Topics: Remittance privileges of individual Americans who have received war
damage compensation firom Japanese government; Allied Powers Property Compensation
Law; International General Electric Company war damage claim against Japan.
Individual Restoration Cases, 1956 [P-6.1/l(a)(l)]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Applicability of Japanese liquidation tax to war compensation claim of Ford
Motor Company of Japan.
Use of Land and Facilities by U.S. Military, 1955-1956 [P-6.1/l(d)]. 9pp.
Major Topics: Facilities and areas under use of U.S. military forces in Japan; land use by
U.S. military forces in Japan.
German Property (Assets) in Japan•^Tripartite Commission, 1955-1956 [P-6.1/3]. 138pp.
Major Topics: Liquidation of Germanassets; tripartite discussions on German assets in
neutral or ex-enemy countries; German trademarks; German assets in Italy and Japan;
dissolution of Inter-Allied Reparations Agency; Allied-Swedish accord on German assets;
tripartite operations in Japan; Return of German consular property in Japan; Use of German
assets in Japan for Inter-Allied Reparations Agency operating expenses.
German Assets•Japan Individual Cases, 1955-1956 [P-6.1/3]. 239pp.
Major Topics: Lisbon Conference on German Assets; Tripartite Commission meetings;
seized German assets in Portugal; Tripartite Commission rulings on German nationals
residing in Japan at end of World War II; German diplomatic and consular properties in
Japan.
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Records of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs,
Japan Subject Files, 1947-1956 cont.
Box 9 cont.
0001
0004
0034
0042
0045
0065
0087
0110
0178
0195
0199
0206
0212
Pre-war Claims of U.S. Nationals against Japan, 1953 [P-6.2]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Claim for interest on bonds for Osaka harbor construction.
Pre-war Claims of U.S. Nationals against Japan, 1955-1956 IP-6.2/1]. 30pp.
Major Topic: Revalidation of dollar bonds of Japanese nationals resident in U.S.
Return of Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Property, 1955-1956 [P-6.2/2(a)]. 8pp.
Major Topics: Regulations affecting use of yen received by Americans in payment of
claims for compensation for war damages; vested accounts of Yokohama Specie Bank in
U.S.; return of Japanese diplomatic and consular property in U.S.
External Assets•Afghanistan, 1955-1956 [P-6.3/1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Japanese assets in Afghanistan.
Japanese Assets•U.S., 1953-1955 [P-6.3/2]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Proposal for legislation to eliminate certain debt claims against assets vested
by the Office of Alien Property; decision of attorney general on licensing post-freezing
transfers; amendment of the Trading with the Enemy Act; return of vested German and
Japanese assets in U.S.
Property and Claims•^Territory Formerly under Japanese Rule, 1955-1956 [P-6.4]. 22pp.
Major Topics: U.S. claims for property losses in Philippines during World War 11; Dutch
war claims against Japan; parole of Japanese war criminals; settlement of Thai war claims
against Japan; payment of claims arising out of wrongful acts of U.S. forces in Ryukyus;
Yoshida-Stikker arrangements on compensation for Dutch civilian internees.
Settlement of Claims (Japan and Korea), 1955-1956 [P-6.4/2]. 23pp.
Major Topics: Japanese property claims in Korea; ROK membership in UN; disposition of
seized Japanese assets in Korea; Japanese relations with ROK.
Settlement of Trust Territory Claims vs. Japan, 1955-1956 [P-6.4/3]. 68pp.
Major Topics: Status of Trust Territory claims against Japan; salvage operations in Trust
Territory of Pacific Islands; Japanese payment of war damage compensation to inhabitants
of Trust Territory.
Reparations Claims, 1955-1956 [P-6.4/5]. 17pp.
Major Topics: Coordination of U.S. aid programs and Japanese reparations payments;
Japanese war reparations to Philippines, Burma, and Indonesia; Japanese economic
conditions.
Claims vs. SEAP (SEATO Administrative Publication) and Occupation Forces, 1955-1956
[P-6.5/l].4pp.
Major Topics: Japanese war reparations to Vietnam; U.S. interest in execution of Japanese
reparations agreements.
Claims under Administrative Agreement, 1955-1956 [P-6.6]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Applicability of waiver provisions of administrative agreement to Japanese
public corporations and their employees; mutual waiver claims agreement for damages
arising from U.S.-Japanese joint training exercises.
POW Claims (Non-Article 10), 1955-1956 [P-6.7]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Waiver of Allied war claims against Japan; Japanese compensation to former
U.S. POWs and civilian internees.
Other Legislation or Treaty Provision for Claims Settlement, 1952-1956 [P-6.9]. 33pp.
Major Topics: Allied Powers Property Compensation Law; claims of U.S. nationals under
Japanese peace treaty.
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0259
0263
0278
0331
0342
0352
0391
0405
0415
Box 10
0492
Claims by Japanese Nationals vs. U.S. Government, 1955-1956 [P-6.12]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Japanese embassy request for information on Hallet Abend case.
Claims by Japanese Government vs. U.S. Government, 1955-1956 [P-6.13]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Application of Guaranty Trust Company of New York for license under the
Trading with the Enemy Act; decision of attorney general on licensing post-freezing
transfers; Guaranty Trust Company claims against New York branch of Mitsui Bank.
MAAG Claims, 1955-1956 [P-6.14]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Japanese corporate tax claim against Coca Cola Export Corporation.
Public Opinion•U.S., 1955-1956 [P-8.1]. 15pp.
Major Topics: Japanese population and economic conditions; Japanese attitude toward U.S.;
Douglas Mac Arthur's views on Japanese defense; Japanese character traits.
Public Opinion•Japanese or Korean (including Press Opinion), 1956 |P-8.2]. 53pp.
Major Topics: Far Eastern reactions to Suez Crisis and events in Hungary; visit to U.S. by
members of Japanese House of Councillors; U.S. military bases in Japan; Japanese political
situation; Japanese POWs in USSR; Japanese relations with U.S., PRC, and Australia;
Japanese Socialist party activities; Japanese Chiefs of Mission Conference in Asia; Japanese
attitude toward U.S.
Public Opinion•Foreign, 1956 [P-8.3]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Visit to Japan by Stanislaus Mikolajczyk, former prime minister of Poland;
U.S.-Japanese defense problems; Japanese relations with Australia.
Public Opinion, 1955-1956 [P-8.4]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Japanese financial stabilization program; Japanese membership in UN;
Japanese political situation.
Appointments, 1956 [P-9.1]. 39pp.
Major Topics: Visits to U.S. by Ishikawa Ichiro, member of Japanese Atomic Energy
Commission, Jutaro Katsuta, a Japanese publisher, members of the Japanese Diet, Japanese
finance minister Hisato Ichimada, and Japanese supreme court justice Shigeru Kuriyama;
Japanese political situation; Japanese negotiations with USSR; Japanese defense
expenditures; Southeast Asian economic development
Merchant Marine and Fishing Vessels, 1955-1956 [S-1.3]. 14pp.
Major Topics: Boarding of Japanese fishing vessels in Bering Sea by U.S. Coast Guard;
North Atlantic Planning Board for Ocean Shipping; Sale of SS Olympic Challenger to
Panamanian corporation; information on British and Canadian catcher boats; sinking of
Soviet tanker Ishchim off coast of Japan.
Scientific Research and Development, 1956 [S-4]. 10pp.
Major Topics: Proposed Air Research and Development Command branch office for
Tokyo; Japanese-American cooperation during International Geophysical Year; Soviet
participation in weather control at Little America; U.S. earth satellite program.
Atomic Research and Development, June-December 1956 [S-4.1]. 77pp.
Major Topics: U.S.-Japanese atomic power agreement; Japanese purchase of atomic power
reactors; testing of samples of Japanese fish, water, and plants for radiation; Japanese claims
for damages resulting from U.S. nuclear testing in Pacific; contract for sale of uranium to
Japan; Japanese negotiation of lease agreement for special nuclear materials; Japanese
Atomic Industrial Forum; Cobalt gamma source for Japan; U.S. medical treatment for
atomic bomb casualties; Second World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs;
proposal for Asian Nuclear Center.
Atomic Research and Development, January 1956 [S.4.1]. 62pp.
Major Topics: Atomic energy development in Japan; Japanese interest in procuring atomic
research reactor; U.S. leases uranium to Japan; U.S. nuclear testing in Pacific; Japanese
Atomic Energy Commission; Japan requests compensation for damages resulting from U.S.
Pacific nuclear tests; atomic radiation problems in Japan; Atomic Bomb Casualty
Commission; Japanese interest in International Atomic Energy Agency.
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0573
0580
0594
0600
0604
0622
0642
0726
0833
0908
0916
0920
0938
0971
0978
"Atoms for Peace" Agreement, 1956 [S-4.1/1]. 6pp.
Major Topics: Japanese leasing agreement; Japanese request for acquisition of uranium.
Lists and Texts of Treaties and Agreements between U.S. and Japan, 1956 [T-2]. 13pp.
Major Topic: List of bilateral treaties and agreements in force between U.S. and Japan as of
April 30,1956.
Japanese Peace Treaty, 1953-1956 [T-2.1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Japanese peace treaty clauses; U.S. Senate ratification of Japanese peace
treaty.
Japanese Peace Treaty (Negotiation), 1948-1958 [T-2.1]. 14pp.
Major Topics: Signatories to Japanese peace treaty; index to Japanese peace treaty files of
John Foster Dulles; drafting of Japanese peace treaty.
Japanese Peace Treaty•Ratification, 1955-1956 [T-2.1/1]. 6pp.
Major Topic: Ratification of Japanese peace treaty by Ecuador.
China-Japan Treaty Negotiations, 1952 [T-2.1/3]. 4pp.
Major Topic: Japanese relations with Nationalist China.
China-Japan Treaty (Text), 1952 [T-2.1/3]. 18pp.
Major Topic: Text of Japanese-Nationalist Chinese peace treaty.
Trials under Administrative Agreement, 1956 [T-2.2/2]. 20pp.
Major Topics: Visits to U.S. security forces personnel confined in Japanese penal
institutions; Japanese exercise of criminal jurisdiction over U.S. servicemen; inspection
report on Yokosuka Prison.
Trials A-C (Administrative Agreement), n.d. [T-2.2/2]. 84pp.
Major Topic: Reports on trials of U.S. servicemen in Japanese courts.
Administrative Trials EMj, n.d. [T-2.2/2]. 107pp.
Major Topic: Reports on trials of U.S. servicemen in Japanese courts.
Joint Committee on the Administrative Agreement, 1956-1957 [T-2.2/2]. 75pp.
Major Topics: Meetings of Joint Committee on the Administrative Agreement; financial
reports to Japanese government; port and harbor transportation service procurement
contracts by U.S. forces, Japan; granting immunity to local witnesses who testify before
courts-martial; use of Japanese property and assets by U.S. forces, Japan; reports of courtsmartial dispositions of offenses punishable by Japanese laws; allocation of radio frequencies
within territorial limits of Japan.
Safety of Life at SEA [Southeast Asia] Convention, 1951 [T-2.8]. 8pp.
Major Topic: Billing of Japan for North Atlantic ice patrol dues.
Japanese-Soviet Declaration, 1956 [T-2.11]. 4pp.
Major Topics: Japanese Diet approves joint declaration with USSR; Netherlands releases all
Japanese war criminals.
Travel to U.S. from Japan, 1955-1956 [T-3.1]. 18pp.
Major Topics: Visits to U.S. by Takeshi Komatau, president of America-Japan Society, and
Nobutane Kiuchi, economic adviser to Japanese foreign minister; proposal to bring
Philippine and Japanese workers to U.S. foe temporary agricultural work; visit to U.S. by
Princess Chichibu of Japan.
Visits to the U.S. of Japanese Government Officials, 1955-1956 [T-3.1/1]. 33pp.
Major Topics: Japanese negotiations with USSR; visits to U.S. by Japanese prime minister
Hatoyama, members of the Japanese Diet, and Japanese minister of agriculture and forestry,
Ichiro Kono; Japanese-Soviet fisheries treaty.
Travel to Japan from U.S.•Congressional Travel, 1955-1956 [T-3.2/1]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Japanese prime minister meets with U.S. congressional delegation; Japanese
admission to UN.
Travel•General (Visas, Passports, etc.), 1957 [T-3.4]. 3pp.
Major Topics: U.S. position on Bonin Islands; request for release of Japanese war criminals;
relationship between U.S. ambassador to Japan and commander-in-chief. Far East; Soviet
activities in Japan.
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0993
1001
1008
1019
1024
1027
1035
DuUes Trip, 1956 IT-3.5]. 12pp.
Major Topics: John Foster Dulles's visit to Japan and ROK; Asian Conference of the
International Press Institute.
FCN, 1956.8pp.
Major Topics: Effect of discriminatory state legislation on Friendship, Commerce, and
Navigation Treaty with Japan.
UNESCO [UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization] and ECOSOC, [UN
Economic and Social Council] 1955-1956 [U-1.3]. 7pp.
Major Topics: Japanese attendance at ECOSOC meetings; U.S. position on enlargement of
ECOSOC; U.S. participation in regional UNESCO meetings in Far East
Membership in the UN., 1955-1956 [U-1.5]. 11pp.
Major Topics: Japanese membership in UN (Nationalist China's suppôt for, Soviet and
Australian positions on); Nationalist China vetoes Outer Mongolia's application for UN
membership.
UN Resolutions, 1955-1956 [U-1.7]. 5pp.
Major Topics: Soviet proposal on disarmament; UN Charter Review Conference.
Internal Subversion, 1956 [U-2.1]. 3pp.
Major Topic: Internal security situation in Japan.
Security Procedures, 1955-1956 [U-2.2]. 8pp.
Major Topics: Communist subversion in Japan; internal security situation in Japan.
Military Currency, 1956 [F-1.6]. 16pp.
Major Topics: U.S. Defense Department proposal to substitute dollar currency for military
payment certificates in Japan, Ryukyu Islands, Philippines, and ROK.
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SUBJECT INDEX
The following is a guide to the major topics in Confidential US. State Department Special Files: Japan, 1947-1956.
The first number after each entiy or subentry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to
the frame number at which a particular nie folder containing information on the subject begins. Hence 15: 0302 directs
the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0302 on Reel 15. By referring to the Reel Index that constitutes the
initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title and a list of major topics arranged in the order in
which the material appears on the film. The researcher is referred to page ix for a list of the acronyms and initialisms
used throughout this guide. As Japan is pertinent to all entries in this subject index, it is not mentioned unless
clarification is required.
Japanese
acquisition and disposal of 26: 0392
request to barter manganese and chromium for
26:0392
requirement for 26:0392
sale to Japan of 30: 0319; 31: 0849; 32: 0046,0055,
0081,0214
Agricultural products
Japanese agreements with U.S. regarding 26: 0335
Agricultural surpluses
disposal of, in Japan 26: 0335
disposal of, in ROK 26: 0335
Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act
oni9S4
26:0392; 32:0046
see abo PL 480
Agriculture Department, U.S.
market development program 36:0850
Aid programs, U.S.
2:0754
see also Economic aid, U.S.; Military aid, U.S.;
Technical assistance, U.S.
Air capabilities
development of 37:0916
Aircraft, military
manufacture of 26: 0755; 28: 0610; 33: 0261
Aircraft production program
Japanese 30:0371
naval 38: 0142
Airfields, U.S.
inspection by deputy chief of staff, Japanese Air
Force 29:0340
released to Japanese government 35:0240
runway extensions•Japanese opposition to 38: 0232
Acheson, Dean
general 1: 0001
meeting with Iranian ambassador 6: 0875
meeting with John Foster Dulles 15: 0302
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corporation
multilith machine•Japanese copying of 32: 0233
Administrative agreement
joint committee on
functions 31:0118
meetings 31: 0118; 34: 0974; 35: 0001, 0040,
0055, 0093,0126,0161,0193,0240,0264,
0323, 0402,0450,0485,0535; 39: 0833
members of 31:0001,0118
procedures 31: 0118
progress reports 3:0118
responsibilities 31:0118
U.S. representative 35: 0093
U.S.-Japanese 1:0320; 3:0513; 4:0793; 8:0121;
9: 0001,0433; 13:0460; 14:0840; 16: 0518;
21: 0410,0726; 22: 0001,0040; 28: 0748;
29: 0001, 0112; 30: 0574,0599, 0646,0709,
0736,0775,0903; 31: 0001,0537; 39:0199
Aerojet-General Corporation
interest in Japan 37:0758
Aeronautical science survey mission
Japanese, visit to U.S. 26: 0766
Afghanistan
Japanese assets in 39:0042
Agricultural commodities, U.S.
agreement with Japan regarding 26:0570
aid program 26:0335
disposal of•general 32:0081
disposal of, to Soviet bloc 38:0504
disposal program in Japan 26:0570
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Airlines
21:0001;26:0675
Air Research and Development Command
branch office for Tokyo 39: 0405
Air traffic rights
in Okinawa 26: 0675; 34: 0482
Air transport problems
international 26: 0675
Akihito, Crown Prince of Japan
investiture of 34: 0023
Alabama
Japanese textiles•legislation discriminating against
37: 0332
Alaska
Japanese timber imports from 21: 0726; 32: 0448;
37: 0178
U.S. military bases in•construction of 27: 0001
Aleutian Islands
Japanese labor brought into 32: 0526
Allied Council for Japan
liquidation of 5: 0775
Allied Powers Property Compensation Law
13: 0065, 0759; 15: 0001; 17: 0258; 20:0402, 0512;
30: 0001; 38: 0578; 39: 0212
Allied property
in Japan•compensation for 5: 0484; 7: 0437;
8: 0121,0858; 14: 0196; 15: 0001; 16: 0293;
30:0001
Alumina
purchase of 32: 0488
Aluminum extruding field
U.S. provides Japan with technology in 27: 0462
Amami Oshlma Islands
economic conditions in 34: 0330
Japanese authority over•resumption of 34: 0282,
0330
transfer to Japan
arrangements for 34: 0354
general 34: 0368, 0395
military aspects of 34: 0354
U.S. military rights in 34: 0395
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Okinawa•press release on 34: 0508
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
2:0754
American Federation of Labor-Congress of
Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) project
in Japan 37: 0818
American International Underwriters
Japanese treatment of 33: 0078
negotiations with Japan 37: 0471
American Legion
Foreign Relations Committee briefing 30: 0216
American Samoa
refrigeration plant•Japanese investment in 37: 0767
American Teacher's Union
representative in Japan 27:0497
Andaman Islands
Ryukyuan fishing vessels seized in 34: 0482
Angaur Island
hydrologie survey of 34: 0721
phosphate mining operations on 27: 0632; 28: 0047;
34: 0721
Antarctic
Chilean claims in 19: 0189
Anti-aircraft artillery ranges, U.S.
in Japan 35: 0485
Anti-Americanism
in Japan 30: 0281,0903; 33:0437; 37: 0532
Antidumping Act of 1921
procedures under 27: 0066
Antitrust developments
in U.S. 27: 0118
Arab League
16: 0572,0840
Argentina
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Armaments
for Japanese defense forces•restrictions on 29: 0328
see also Moral rearmament movement; Rearmaments
Armed Forces Agency, U.S.
disposal of U.S. property in Japan by 29: 0898
Arms production
Japanese 32: 0587
Armstrong, O. K.
speech in Hiroshima, Japan by 33: 0041
Army, Department of the
administering authority for Ryukyu Islands 34:0330
Army War College, U.S.
30: 0375
Asia
aid programs•Japanese manpower used in 10: 0460
anticolonial nations in•interests of 38: 0486
anti-Communist organization in•establishment of
27: 0874
Communist activities in 10: 0066; 32: 0760;
33: 0547; 34:0824
Communist plans for domination of 3: 0341; 7: 0217;
27: 0894
East•economic rehabilitation of 7: 0880
economic development in 30: 0462; 32: 0102
Ford Foundation work in 32: 0001
Japan
export possibilities in 36: 0984; 38:0392
position in 32: 0705
trade prospects in 38:0403
Marshall Plan in 10: 0460
62
in U.S.•return of 28:0047; 30:0048; 31: 0849;
33:0330; 39:0045
U.S. forces, Japan•use by 39:0833
Association for the Defense of the Peace Constitution
ofJapan
29:0505
Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, Second World
Conference against
39:0415
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
12:0758; 22:0001,0040; 33: 0743,0771; 39: 0492
Atomic bomb victims
medical facilities for treatment of 38:0374
treatment in U.S. of 33: 0316; 39: 0415
Atomic energy
civil uses of•U.S.-Japanese agreement on 33:0789;
39:0415
developments inJapan 33:0743; 39:0415,0492
equipment for Japan 33: 0771
negotiations 37:0718
peaceful uses of•international agreements on
36:0831
peaceful uses of•international conference on
32:0734
problems 37:0718
reactors•Japanese purchase of 39:0415,0492
Atomic Energy Act of 1954
33: 0789
Atomic Energy Agency, International
governing board of 37: 0718
Japanese participation in 37:0718
PRC participation in 37:0718
Atomic Energy Commission
conference 27:0685
international 33:0771; 39:0492
Japanese 39: 0492
Atomic Industrial Forum, Japanese
39:0415
Atomic potential
Soviet•U.S. evaluation of 34: 0395
Attaché personnel, U.S.
State Department consultations with 36:0774
Attachés, military
Japan and USSR exchange 37:0664
Attu Island, Alaska
Japanese war dead on•memorial service for
29:0680
Australia
coal sales to Japan 27:0446
Dulles, John Foster•visit 1: 0156; 7: 0437; 19:0615
economic developments in 1:0156
elections 1:0156; 11:0639
Japanese barley exports from 26:0570
nationalism 33:0457
Point Four Program in 8:0752; 10: 0460; 24:0259
South
Economic Cooperation Administration (EC A)
Programm 19: 0001
economic rehabilitation of 7:0880
regional cooperation with Southeast Asia 6:0577
relations with Japan 33:0330; 36:0614
U.S.
aid program for 32:0102
economic development assistance to 38:0504
economic program for 27:0118
policy in 1:0001; 33:0457
rice exports to 32: 0046,0372; 33: 0457
Western influence in•elimination of 3:0085
see also Southeast Asia; names of specific countries
Asia Foundation
reports 33: 0036
Asian Development Corporation
establishment of 32:0102
Asian Economic Cooperation, Working Party on
terms of reference for 27:0316
Asian Nuclear Center
39: 0415
Asian People's Anti-Communist League
33: 0175
Asians
technical study tours by 37: 0708
Asian Socialist Conference
27: 0581
Assets, Japanese
in Afghanistan 39: 0042
compensation for Italian POWs based on sale of
30: 0029
disposition of 20: 0512; 34:0974; 35:0001,0040,
0055,0093,0161,0193,0240, 0264,0323,0402,
0450,0485,0535
in ex-enemy countries 14:0001; 33:0597
in Germany•general 33: 0597
in Germany•status of 17: 0009
in Hong Kong 17:0141
International Committee of the Red Cross handling
of 18: 0627
liquidation of 17: 0051
in neutral nations 14:0001; 17:0051; 33:0597
overseas 15:0433
in Portugal•unfreezing of 17:0402
restitution of-^>etitions for 22:0244; 23:0001;
24: 0001,0259; 25: 0001,0364
in ROK•disposition of 18:0837; 39:0087
in Switzerland 33:0597
in Thailand•disposition of 13:0735; 30:0036
63
Australia cont
Japansse peace treaty•position on 7: 0437;
16: 0597; 18: 0309
Japanese UN membership•position on 39:1008
Neptune bombers•purchase of 11: 0639
political situation in 1: 0156; 18: 0309
relations with Japan 39: 0278,0331
security treaty with U.S. 2: 0493; 3: 0085; 4: 0001,
0633, 0793; 11: 0518, 0639; 12: 0001,0758;
13: 0001; 14: 0812; 16:0121, 0597; 17: 0141;
18: 0001, 0476,0940; 19: 0001; 22: 0215
trade balance 1:0156
UN efforts in Korea•support for 19: 0615
U.S. tariff negotiations with 32:0277
Australia, New Zealand, and United States (ANZUS)
Council
meetings 31: 0537; 33:0825
Austria
independence of 18: 0627
political situation in 19: 0183
Automatic rifles
sale to Japan of 32: 0587
Automobile imports, U.S.
Japanese restrictions on 36: 0920
Automobiles
foreign made•^Japanese import program for 26: 0917
Automobile tires
smuggling of 16: 0446
Aviation
agreements with Japan•U.S. 35: 0663; 36: 0001,
0299
civil•Japanese 7:0556; 15: 0001; 26: 0675;
27: 0262
policy•U.S. 26: 0675
Baguio Conference
11:0639
Balkans
Soviet forces in•buildup of 17: 0141
Bandung Conference
book•publication in U.S. of 32: 0625
Japanese participation in 32:0625
PRC position at 32: 0625
results of 32: 0625
UN membership•recommendations for 34: 0001
U.S. position on 32: 0625
Bank financing
in Japan 32: 0758
Bank for International Settlements
Japanese
membership in 5: 0775
rights in 13: 0759
shares in•disposal of 15: 0001
Barley
exports to Japan 26: 0335, 0570
Bartlett, Edward L.
2:0243
Battle Act
21:0410; 26:0883
Battleship lease agreement
U.S.-Japanese 29: 0216
Bauxite development
in Palau Islands 27: 0632; 34: 0675
Beckworth, Llndley
2:0243
Belgium
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16:0531
Japanese peace treaty•press reports on 16: 0531
political situation 16: 0531
termination of war with Germany 16:0531
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
Benelux Union
1:0303
Benton, William
2:0243
Berlin trade Issue
16:0054
Berry Amendment
27:0001, 0262, 0404
Beverage sales
in Japan•control of 35:0093
Blair Athol coal project
status of 27:0446
Blockade
of North Korea•implications of 14: 0840
Boggs Subcommittee
Japanese textile industry representative's statement
to 36: 0920
Bokaro-Konar project
IBRD loan for 6: 0328
Bolivia
Ryukyuan immigration to 34: 0497
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Bonds
2:0754; 10: 0806; 13: 0967; 33: 0237; 39: 0001,
0004
Bonin Islands
disposition on 20:0178
Japanese nationals removed from•repatriation of
28:0047; 31:0849; 34:0190; 36:0614; 37:0718
return to Japan•request for 7: 0001 ; 27: 0632;
33:0330; 34:0190,0211
U.S.
administration of 34: 0190, 0429
position on 39:0978
trusteeship of 6: 0886; 14:0196; 20: 0001
64
BonnevUle Dam project
award of bids on 27:0001
Japanese bids on 32: 0214
Brazil
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17:0258
trade arrangements with Japan 17:02S8; 21:0134
Brkker, John W.
general 2: 0243
NATO status of forces agreement•reservations
regarding 30:0599,0646
Brlcker Amendment
2:0243
Bridges, Styles
2:0243
Briefings
U.S. State Department•schedule of 36:0774
British Commonwealth
relations with Japan 28: 0234
troops stationed in Japan 30:0519
British Visiting Forces Act
30: 0709,0775
Brownell, Herbert, Jr.
NATO status of forces agreement•position on
legality of 30: 0646
Buda, Robert F.
judicial case involving 33: 0212
Budget
of Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs 27: 0701
U.S.•preparation of 27: 0701
Building materials
Japanese•used in construction of U.S. military
bases 27: 0001
Bulgaria
U.S. peace treaty with 12:0758
Bulk sales agreement
goods delivered to Nationalist China under 29:0898
Bureau of Ships
contracts•failure of Takata Shipbuilding Company
to obtain 32: 0214
Burma
Japanese peace treaty•position on 18: 0940
Japanese war reparations to 39:0178
Kashmir dispute•mediation in 18: 0940
political situation in 18: 0940
PRC
intervention in 18:0476
relations with 18:0940
rice shipments to 32: 0096
rubber shipments to 32:0096
reparations claims against Japan 1:0561
San Francisco Conference•refusal to participate in
19:0189
U.S. rice sales to 32:0372
relocation of 35:0040
Buy American Act
27:0001
Byrd, Harry F., Sr.
2:0243
Cain, Harry
2:0243
California
agricultural employment in•Japanese and Filipino
workers brought to U.S. for 37: 0837; 39: 0920
Los Angeles•gift of trees for Kobe, Japan 27:0903
San Francisco•gift of trees for Kobe, Japan
28:0001
Callaghan, William
Japanese naval buildup•speech urging 33:0722
Cambodia
contract to sell aircraft to 26: 0755
San Francisco Conference•delegation to 18: 0815
San Francisco Conference•participation in 18:0815
Camp Crawford, Japan
sewerage from•pollution of Toyochira River by
35:0001
Canada
fisheries treaty with U.S. and Japan 1:0156;
20:0512, 0763
insurance interests in Japan 1:0596
Japanese peace treaty•position on 18: 0609
political and economic discussions with Great Britain
18:0609
war claims against Japan 1: 0596
Catcher boats
British and Canadian•information on 39: 0391
Catholics, Japanese
criticism of John D. Rockefeller HI for not meeting
with 13:0136
Ceylon
applies for membership in Far Eastern Commission
1:0670
applies for membership in UN 1: 0670
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16: 0816
PRC rice shipments to 32:0372
rice loan for Japan 16: 0816; 18: 0940
rice shipments to PRC 32:0096
rubber shipments to PRC 32:0096
trade agreement with Japan 21: 0134
Character traits
Japanese 39:0263
Charter party agreement
U.S.-Japanese 29:0216
Chiang Kai-shek
1:0803
Chkhlbu, Princess of Japan
visit to U.S. 39: 0920
65
Chiefs of Mission Conference
Japanese•in Asia 39: 0278
U.S.•agenda 32: 0605
ChUe
Antarctic•claims in 19:0189
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
trade relations with Japan 21: 0726
China
Japanese policy toward 16: 0293
Japan renounces special interests and rights in
14: 0196
UN representation for 34:0001
U.S. white paper on 10:0460
China, People's Republic of
see PRC
Chinaware
U.S. tariff on 8: 0752
see also Glassware
Christian Culture and Peace, Round Table
Conference on
13: 0136
Christmas tree ornaments
imported•marking of 32: 0157
Japanese exports of 38: 0392
Chofu Airfield, Japan
joint use of 35: 0001
Chou En-lal
Japanese peace treaty•position on 1: 0803; 18: 0803
San Francisco Conference•position on 18: 0803
Churchill, Winston S.
address to U.S. Congress 15: 0001
Dulles, John Foster•meeting with 15: 0302
general 17: 0405
Civil affairs arrangements
U.S.-German6:0231
Civil affairs directive
for Ryukyu Islands 34: 0246, 0282, 0330
Civil aviation
general 7: 0556; 15:0001; 17: 0405; 27: 0262
U.S.-Japanese agreements 17: 0405
Civil jurisdiction
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31: 0323
Civil liability
in land impact and maneuver areas 35: 0001,0040
Civil rights problem
in Okinawa 34: 0508
Claims settlement
in Trust Territory of Pacific Islands 30: 0076
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31:0323
Clemency and Parole, Board of
establishment of 34:0023,0080
war criminals•decisions regarding 34: 0172
war criminals•reviews cases against 34: 0100
Clements, Earle
2:0243
Coal
industry•U.S. 27: 0446
mining•Japanese 27: 0446
sales to Japan 27:0446
U.S.•-proposed sale of 26:0637
Coal resources
German-French•administration of 5: 0339
Coast Guard, U.S.
Japanese fishing vessels boarded by 39: 0391
Cobalt gamma source
for Japan 39:0415
Coca Cola
commodity tax on 35: 0040
corporate tax claim against 39: 0259
Cold war
2:0243
Colombia
relations with Japan 28: 0276
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Colombo Plan
participation in 22: 0040
Colonialism
U.S. position on 38: 0486
U.S. State Department study on 38: 0486
Commander-in-chief, Far East (CINCFE)
relationship with chief of U.S. diplomatic mission in
Japan 28: 0748, 0881; 29: 0328; 39: 0978
Commerce Department, U.S.
foreign trade•plans for improvement of 36: 0774
Commercial competition
10:0066
see also Friendship, commerce, and navigation,
treaties of
Commercial relations
with Britain 15: 0001
with France 5: 0339
with U.S. 4: 0293
Commodities, surplus
exchange of, between U.S. and Japan 27: 0465
Commodity allocations
21:0410
Commodity Credit Corporation
rice prices 32:0372
Commodity price stabilization agreements
38: 0403
Commodity tax laws
13:0759; 35:0040
Commonwealth Chiefs of Mission meeting
31:0537
66
CammmnicntUata
Copyrights
convention•Japanese position on 33:0300
Japanese•vested 29: 0969,0982
relations with U.S. 29: 0982; 33: 0300
Comtwsker Marinar
runs aground off Pusan, South Korea 30:0340
wreckage of•disposition of 30:0340
Corps oí Engineers, U.S.
Japanese War Ministry documents•exploitation of
37:0419
Costa Rica
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17:0258
Cottage Industries
Japanese 28:0340; 36:0695
Cotton
Japanese exports of•restrictions on 37:0118
textiles
export adjustment measures 37: 0332
exports•U.S. Senate bill to subsidize 37:0118
Japanese exports
controls on 37:0233
to U.S. 37: 0178,0332
U.S. restrictions on 37:0118
Japanese imports•U.S. restrictions on 37: 0233
triangular arrangements between U.S., Japan, and
Indonesia 32:0096
U.S.
export policy for 37:0233
exports of 32: 0501
Japanese purchases of 37: 0233
policy on 37: 0178
sales to Yugoslavia 26: 0570
Cotton Conference
between U.S., Great Britain, and Japan 22: 0001
Cotton credit
Japanese application to Export-Import Bank for
26:0004
Coudert, Frederic R., Jr.
2:0243
Council of Foreign Ministers
Soviet proposal for 18: 0323, 0627
Council of Foreign Relations
30:0375
Court-martials
dispositions•reports of 39: 0833
jurisdiction•exercise of, in Japan 30: 0599
witnesses•granting immunity to 39: 0833
Courts, Japanese
sentences imposed on U.S. military personnel by
31:0227
trials of U.S. servicemen in•reports on 39: 0642
Criminal and court procedures
in Japan 28: 0282
international•Universal Teleservice (UNITEL)
relay network plan for 26:0802
with Japan•U.S. 36:0742
policy in Japan 35:0663; 36:0001,0299
priorities 36:0742
Communist activities
in Asia 3: 0341; 7: 0217; 10: 0066; 27: 0894;
32: 0760; 33:0457; 34:0824
in Far East 8:0752; 24:0001; 30:0375
in Formosa 2: 0157
in Japan 17:0141; 25:0001; 26:0956; 27:0874,
0894; 32:0760; 33:0330,0722; 36:0614;
37: 0616; 39:1027
in Korea 10:0001
in Manila Pact countries 33:0825
in PRC 1:0698
Communist literature
importation into U.S. of•control of 27: 0874
Communist Party, Japanese
9: 0577; 16: 0054; 32: 0787
Community enterprises
German 6: 0231
Congo Basin System
participation in 9:0001; 13: 0759; 15:0001
Congress, U.S.
Churchill, Winston S.•address by 15: 0001
commission on Ryukyu Islands 16:0121
Japanese mutual security program•hearings on
28: 0708
security treaty with Japan•information provided to
30: 0569
see also Senate, U.S.
Congressional Record
2: 0243,0493
Connally, Tran
2:0243
Constitution
7: 0855; 20: 0402; 25: 0364; 28: 0015; 30: 0462;
33: 0151
Construction program
for U.S. security forces 35: 0126,0193,0264,0323,
0450,0485,0535
Consular convention
U.S.-Japanese 33:0900
Continental Motors Corporation
licensing agreement with Fuji Motors Corporation
28: 0610
Contract Clearing Mouse Service
in Japan 28:0596
Contract conciliation
in Japan 35:0663; 36:0001,0299
67
Criminal jurisdiction
in Japan 35: 0663; 36: 0001,0299
over UN military personnel stationed in Japan
30: 0646, 0709,0736,0775,0903; 31:0001,
0227, 0537,0559; 39: 0622
Cuba
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17:0258
trade negotiations with Japan 26: 0637
Cultural centers
in Japan•establishment of 13: 0136
Cultural relations
with U.S. 13: 0136; 27:0973
Currency convertability clearing house
establishment of 32: 0176
Customs duties
in Japan 35: 0663; 36: 0001,0299
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31: 0323,
0422
Customs tariff
13: 0759
Cyclotron
Soviet•Japan reports existence of 32: 0734
Czechoslovakia
San Francisco Conference•delegation to 18: 0820
San Francisco Conference•participation in 18: 0820
Dairen
Soviet-PRC agreement regarding 13: 0676
Dalles Dam project
Japanese bids on 26: 0956; 32: 0214
Debt settlement plan
German 6: 0231
Declaration
distinction between protocol and 3: 0704
Defense
budget
general 36: 0669; 37: 0928; 38: 0001, 0073, 0217
Japanese position on 37: 0928
U.S. position on 37: 0928
buildup 29: 0528
cooperation with U.S. 23: 0001; 24: 0001; 33: 0643
expenditures 28: 0656; 29: 0112, 0313, 0528;
31: 0001; 39: 0352
industries 31: 0849
issues 33: 0330
legislation 29: 0525
negotiations with U.S. 38: 0001,0073, 0095,0217
planning with U.S. 29: 0313; 37: 0907
policy, U.S. in Japan 38: 0158, 0522
problems with U.S. 37:0821; 39:0331
production
general 27: 0488; 32: 0176,0602
mobilization planning in Japan 27: 0488
technical mission to U.S. to study 32: 0599
program 28:0047; 29: 0528; 38:0195
roads•construction of 31: 0849
see also MacArthur, Douglas
Defense Department, U.S.
industrial mobilization•directive on 27: 0488
international security plan for Japan 38: 0522
Japanese peace treaty•position on 14: 0001
overseas scrap•disposal of 27:0475
substitution of dollar currency for military payment
certificates•proposal for 39:1035
textile procurement in Japan 27: 0001
Defense Mobilization Board
meetings 32: 0501
Demilitarization
German 18: 0323, 0627
Japanese 15: 0768
Democratic party, Japanese
foreign policy platform 33: 0184
security treaty with U.S.•attitude toward 30: 0519
Denmark
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
Development banks
in the Far East 26: 0637
Dewey, Thomas E.
visits to
Japan 13: 0460
Singapore 19: 0189
Vietnam 19: 0001
Diesel oil
purchases by Japanese vessels 32: 0465
Diplomacy
Soviet bloc 34: 0824
Diplomatic property
in Japan•German 38: 0607, 0745
in U.S.•German 8: 0858
in U.S.•Japanese 8: 0858; 13: 0460; 30: 0048,
0490; 39: 0034
Diplomatic relations
U.S. 27: 0701
USSR 33: 0681
Diplomatic representation
in Japan
British 17: 0405
Spanish 17:0770
U.S. 13:0460
Dirksen, Everett
13:0001
Dirksen Bill
30:0001
Disarmament proposals
National Security Council (NSC) position on
11:0364
Soviet 39:1019
68
District of Coliunbk
gift of stone lantern from Japan to 27:0973
Documents, Japanese
captured•-return of 32:0792; 33:0001; 37:0419
captured•U.S. reproduction of 32:0792
Dodge, Joseph
appointed director, Bureau of the Budget 33: 0074
Dollar bonds
Japanese 2: 0754
Dominican Republic
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Douglas, Paul
2:0243
Dulles, John Foster
Japanese peace treaty files•index of 39:0580
meetings with
Acheson, Dean 15:0302
Churchill, Winston S. 15:0302
Eisenhower, DwightD. 15: 0302
Gascoigne, Sir Alvary 15:0433
Hirohito, Emperor of Japan 7:0556
Iranian ambassador 6:0875
Japanese labor leaders 7: 0644
MacArthur, Douglas 10:0460
Malik, Yakov 15:0494
Quirino, Elpidio 17: 0783
Rhee, Synginan4:0731
Truman, Harry S 15: 0302
Yoshida, Shigeru 7:0437,0556
speeches by 4: 0731
visits to
Australia 1:0156; 7:0437; 19:0615
Far East 20: 0001
to India 6:0328; 19:0978; 26: 0026
to Iraq 11:0001
to Japan 9: 0001; 13: 0460; 20: 0178; 22: 0244;
26:0026,0335,0805; 28: 0881; 29: 0112;
33:0825; 36:0872
to Philippines 17:0783
programs•procurement in Japan for 33:0330
to ROK 36:0872; 37:0742
to Ryukyu Islands 34:0476
Economic and Social Council, UN
enlargement of•U.S. position on 39:1001
meetings•Japanese attendance at 39:1001
Economic arrangements
Japanese agreements with U.S. regarding 26:0335
Economic conditions
in Amami Oshima Islands 34:0330
in the Far East 26:0637
in Iran 6:0875
ä
in Japan 5: 0001,0484; 6: 0022, 0577; 8: 0001, 0121,
0433; 10: 0460, 0806; 11: 0244; 12: 0001;
13:0460,0759; 17: 0405, 0783; 18: 0001;
21:0410,0726; 23:0001; 24:0001; 25:0001;
26:0392,0956; 27: 0118,0262; 28: 0656;
29:0165,0180; 30: 0216,0281, 0319,0375;
31:0849; 33:0330,0643,0681,0722; 37: 0019;
39:0178,0263
in ROK 7: 0700
in Ryukyu Islands 6:0886
in Thailand 16: 0446
in West Germany 17: 0009
Economic cooperation
U.S.-J apáñese 11:0244
Economic Cooperation Administration (ECA)
agreements with Indochina 19:0189
programs in South Asia 19: 0001
Economic defense policy, U.S.
implementation of 32: 0176
report on 38: 0443
Economic development
Asian 30:0462; 32:0102
Japanese•controls on 15:0768
in Manila Pact countries 33: 0825
in Southeast Asia 36: 0614; 37: 0532; 39:0352
Economic experts
meeting of•Philippine proposal for 32:0176
Economic Organizations, Japanese Federation of
7: 0700; 24: 0001 ; 26: 0949; 27: 0206
Eccaomk policy
Japanese 30:0319
U.S.•general 32:0277
U.S.•for Japan 27:0118
Economic problems, UN
U.S. handling of 36:0755
Japan 4: 0731; 7: 0217,0437,0556, 0644,0700;
13:0460; 16:0121; 20:0178; 39: 0981
London 15:0302
New Zealand 1: 0156; 7: 0437; 11: 0518;
22:0215
Paris 15:0302
Philippines 7:0437; 12:0001; 17:0783
ROK 4:0731; 7:0700; 39:0981
ECAFE
committee structure•changes in 37:0708
executive secretary•election of 37: 0708
Japanese membership in 18:0627; 21:0134
meetings 28: 0340; 37: 0708
Soviet participation in 28: 0340
Subcommittee on Iron and Steel 28: 0340
U.S. delegation to 37:0708
U.S. support of 28:0340
Economic aid, U.S.
to Asia 38:0504
to Far East 3:0341; 26:0083
to Formosa 1:0698; 2:0087
69
Economic recovery
37: 0595
Economic reform legislation
3:0341
Economic relations
general 14:0196
with Indonesia 6:0515
with PRC 37: 0532
with U.S. 32:0176
Economic resources
South Korean 9: 0577
Economic talks
U.S.-ROK 37: 0742
Ecuador
Japanese peace treaty•position on 10: 0045;
19: 0189
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 39: 0594
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Education
exchange program•international 33: 0330
in Japan 27: 0947
Education programs, U.S.
general 2:0243
in Japan 13: 0460
Egypt
defense of 12: 0758
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16: 0572
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Dulles, John Foster•meeting with 15: 0302
economic report of 27: 0118
State of the Union message 33: 0718
Eisenhower administration
relations with Japan 30: 0216
Electrical facilities and supplies
Export-Import Bank loan to Japan for 37: 0477
Electric energy
restrictions on use of, by U.S. forces in Japan
35: 0663; 36: 0001
El Salvador
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Embassy-Far Eastern Commission Consultative
Group
meetings 29: 0879, 0888; 31: 0001
Emigration
Japanese 10: 0460
Entry and exit permits
in Japan 35: 0663; 36: 0001,0299
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31:0323
Espionage reports
responsibility for 36: 0760
Ethiopia
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16: 0411
Europe, Western
defense of•German contribution to 6: 0231;
17:0009; 22:0192
exports to Indonesia 6:0515
U.S. technical assistance for 26: 0056
European Community
West German integration into 19:0189
European Recovery Program
2:0243
Exchange rate agreement
U.S.-ROK 37: 0742
Executive departments, U.S.
organization of 3: 0085
Explosives
storage and use of near U.S. facilities in Japan
34:0974
U.S. test areas for, in Japan 35: 0093
Export adjustment measures
for cotton textiles 37: 0332
Export controls
on ferrous scrap 37: 0392
on Japanese
commodities 26:0824
cotton textiles 37: 0233
firozen tuna 37:0019
Japanese participation in 17:0405; 21: 0040;
27:0628
on trade with PRC 38: 0504
Export-Import Bank
funds in Japan 31:0849
Japanese application for cotton credit from 26:0004
loans to Japan for electrical facilities and supplies
37:0477
Export Industry
11:0244
Export licensing
3:0085
Exports
barley•to Japan 26: 0335
to Indonesia 6: 0515
Japanese
to France 18: 0627
to PRC 27: 0262
to U.S. 26: 0956
rice•from Thailand 16: 0446
steel•to Great Britain 21: 0726
tuna•restrictions on 27: 0359
wheat•to Japan 26: 0335
Extradition law
28:0282
Facilities Assistance Program
general 38:0142
U.S. negotiations with Japan regarding 38: 0207
70
Farrlngton, J. R.
2:0243
Ferguson, Homer
2:0243
Ferro-alloys
Japanese sales of, in the U.S. 32: 0501
Fiberglass technology
licensing to Japanese company of 28: 0436
Financial agreements
21:0001
Financial arrangements
35:0663; 36:0001,0299
Financial stabilization program
39:0342
Finland
plywood dumping case 32: 0233
Fisheries
agreements•Japanese-PRC 28: 0238
agreements•Japanese-Soviet 28: 0238; 39: 0938
coastal•U.S. presidential proclamation on 5: 0049
conference 5:0049
conservation•international aspects of 5: 0049
conservation•Japanese plans for 11: 0430
convention between U.S., Japan, and Canada
20:0512,0763
declaration•Japanese 16:0597
development of•Japanese plans for 11: 0430
international law and 5: 0049
Japanese 16: 0293
negotiations•^Indonesian-Japanese 16:0846;
21:0410
negotiations•^Japanese-Soviet 37: 0645
restrictions•on Japan 19: 0189
treaties•general 1:0156
treaties•U.S.-Japanese 4: 0239, 0793; 5: 0049
see also North Pacific Fisheries Convention; Pacific
Fisheries Conference, U.S.
Fishing industry
5: 0049; 20: 0001; 21: 0726
Fishing Interests, U.S.
protection of 5:0049
Fishing rights
18:0837
Fish sanitation control problem
Japanese 27: 0355
Five-year plan
Japanese 8: 0001
Flammable Fabrics Act
amendment of•Japanese concern regarding
26:0903
Flanders, Ralph
2:0243
Flax fibers
imports•Japanese regulations affecting 27: 0404
Far East
British military bases in 37:0703
Communist activities in 8:0752; 24:0001; 30:0375
development banks in 26: 0637
economic defense officers meeting 26:0824;
27: 0278
economic problems in 38:0443
economic situation in 26:0637
mutual security programs in 26:0083,0281;
28: 0708
peace and security of•PRC as threat to 34:0824
political situation in 21:0134
power struggle in 33: 0722
rearmament program 2: 0493
relations with U.S. 30:0375; 36: 0838
Soviet policy in 15: 0494
Suez Crisis•reaction to 39:0278
UN technical assistance programs in 32:0011
andU.S.
aid to•economic 3: 0341; 26: 0083
aid to•military 3: 0341
military bases in 37: 0703
military command structure in 38: 0256,0297
policy in 17: 0141
press reports regarding 6: 0577; 12: 0599
troop strengths in•reduction of 29:0872
Far East Air Force
landing fees•waiver of 36:0904
mission•effect of strikes by Japanese laborers on
33: 0250
Far East Command
headquarters transferred to Okinawa 28:0708
Japanese defense•views on 38: 0217
messages•distribution of 26:0001
Far Eastern Affairs, Bureau of
budget 27: 0701
personnel 27:0701
Far Eastern Commission
Ceylon applies for membership in 1: 0670
general 5:0484; 10:0806; 15:0494
Indonesian application for admission to 11:0639
labor policies 37: 0877
meetings 5: 0001
restitution of looted property•policy on 5:0001
Far Eastern Economic Defense Working Group
(FEEDWG)
minutes of meetings of 27: 0278
Fanners
Japanese•training in U.S. of 37:0837
Farm labor program
37:0837
Farm problems
5:0775
71
FOA
activities in Japan 26: 0637
director of•^relationship with U.S. secretary of state
26: 0083; 36:0774
economic division•reorganization of 26:0637
Far East Regional Conference of 27: 0528
labor officer for Japan 26: 0056
railroad equipment•procurement of 32: 0474
steel orders•connection of coal sales to Japan with
27:0446
Food and Agriculture Organization, UN (FAO)
activities in Japan 26:0637
election 28:0381
labor officer for Japan 26: 0056
members 28:0381
Food grain position
32: 0363
Food situation
in India 6: 0328
Foodstuffs
Japanese•regulations governing importation into
U.S. 32: 0157
radiation contamination of, in Japan 33: 0743
Ford Foundation
work in Asia 32:0001
Ford Motor Company
property in Japan•use by U.S. military forces
38: 0554
war compensation claim•applicability of Japanese
liquidation tax to 38: 0547, 0595
war compensation claim•general 38: 0554
Foreign Assets Control (FAC)
controls for Ryukyu Islands 32: 0157
embargo on paint brushes 32: 0157
regulations 32: 0157
by U.S. Treasury Department 27: 0262
Foreign exchange control
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31: 0323,
0422
Foreign investment law
28: 0414, 0541
Foreign markets
Japanese need for 32: 0277
Foreign policy, U.S.
bipartisan nature of 2: 0243
Foreign property
sale of, in Japan 29: 0898
Foreign service, U.S.
investment promotion activities of 36: 0774
see also entries under Diplomatic
Formosa
air operational rights in Ryukyu Islands•request for
34: 0482
British position on 1: 0698,0803
Communist activities in 2:0157
copper wire shipments to 26: 0083
counterattack against mainland•plans for 19: 0619
disposition of 9: 0001; 17: 0405; 18:0476; 19: 0619
general 2: 0754
government
Japanese recognition of 1:0803; 2:0157;
21:0134; 28:0090
legal position of 1:0803
report on 38:0403
status of 9:0001
independence for natives of 1:0698
and Japanese
overseas agencies in 2: 0157
peace treaty•^participation in 19: 0189, 0619;
21:0001, 0726; 22: 0001,0040; 28: 0090;
39:0604
peace treaty•position on 19:0189,0619
territorial claims in•relinquishment of 5: 0775
UN membership•support for 39:1008
legal status of 8: 0121
negotiations with Japan 5: 0339
political situation in 19: 0619
PRC pledges not to attack 33: 0592
press reports 19: 0619
relations with
Great Britain 2: 0001
Japan 1:0001,0320,0803; 2: 0001, 0057, 0087,
0157,0243,0493; 17: 0405; 18: 0627;
19:0619; 21:0001; 28: 0090; 39: 0600
U.S. 1:0698; 2: 0001
San Francisco Conference•participation in
19:0001,0619
sovereignty of 16:0816
sovereignty over Pescadores 2: 0057
Soviet attack on•possibility of 1: 0803; 6: 0577
trade agreement with Japan 19: 0619; 21: 0410
and U.S.
aid to•economic 1: 0698; 2: 0087
aid to•military 2:0087; 19: 0619
defense of 7: 0217
naval vessels loaned to 29:0216
policy toward 1: 0698, 0803; 2: 0057, 0087,
0754; 3:0085; 10:0460; 19:0619; 28: 0090;
34:0824
propaganda operations in 28: 0090
strategic interests in 10: 0066
trusteeship status for 17: 0783
France
commercial relations with Japan 5: 0339
Japanese exports to 18: 0627
Japanese peace treaty•position on 5:0339; 18: 0627
Pacific Pact•role in 11: 0639
political situation in 18:0627
72
trade mission to PRC 37:0001,0616
andlLS.
military aid to 28:0748
naval vessels loaned to 29:0216
requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
weapons development program with U.S. 29:0172
Friendship, commerce, and navigation, treaties of
U.S.-Ireland31:0806
U.S.-Japan 13:0460; 21:0134,0410
U.S.-Uruguay31:0806
Fuji Industrial Company, Ltd.
return of industrial plants occupied by U.S. Army•
request for 30:0775
Fuji Motors Corporation
licensing agreement with Continental Motors
Corporation 28: 0610
Fujisawa Airfield
change of ownership of 26: 0755
Fulton, James
2:0243
Fur Seal Conference
Soviet position on 33:0116
status of 33:0116
Gamble, Ralph
2:0243
Garrison Forces, U.S.
labor problems 33: 0250; 37: 0821,0877
legal status 33:0805
strike by civilian employees of 37: 0821, 0877
Gascoigne, Sir Alvary
Dulles, John Foster•meeting with 15:0433
GATT
Japanese participation in 22:0040; 27:0161;
28:0047
textile design copying•prevention of 27:0066
wool textiles•reservations on 37:0305
General Council Trade Union Convention
in Japan 22: 0001
General Dynamics Corporation
supplies atomic energy equipment to Japan 33:0771
General Electric Company, International
war damage claim against Japan 38:0578
Geneva Conference
arrangements 34:0824
general 33: 0592
invitations 34: 0824
papers relating to•list of 34: 0824
PRC objectives and tactics at 34:0824
Soviet objectives and tactics at 34:0824
U.S. propaganda policy for 34:0824
Geneva summit meeting
Japanese position on 32:0705; 33:0330
papers relating to•list of 32: 0705
Genocide Convention
2: 0243,0754
George, Walter
2:0243
German peace treaty
Soviet position on 16:0001
Germany
Allied control of 6:0231
assets
Allied-Swedish accord on 38: 0607
in ex-enemy countries 38:0607
in Italy 38:0607
in Japan 38: 0607
liquidation of 38:0607
Lisbon Conference on 38: 0745
in neutral countries 38: 0607
in Portugal 38:0745
in U.S.•return of 39: 0045
civil affairs arrangements with U.S. 6:0231
community enterprises 6: 0231
consular property in Japan•return of 38: 0607, 0745
debt settlement plan 6: 0231
defense of Western Europe•contribution to 6:0231;
22:0192
demilitarization of 18: 0323,0627
diplomatic property in U.S.•disposition of 8:0858
political situation 6: 0231
property in Japan•liquidation of 6: 0231
termination of war with 6:0231
war criminals 34: 0100,0125
Germany, East
intelligence reports on 6: 0231
remilitarization of 6: 0231
Germany, West
economic problems 17:0009
European community•integration into 19:0189
European defense•contribution to 17:0009
foreign excess property in•sales of 29: 0898
Japanese assets in•status of 17: 0009
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16:0488,0518;
17:0009
political situation in 16: 0488; 17:0009
press and radio reports 16:0488
rearmament of 16:0054; 17:0131
Soviet overflights of 16:0488; 17: 0009
trademarks•general 38: 0607
trademarks•vested 29: 0969
and U.S.
military forces in•contribution to support of
37:0928
occupation costs in 17:0009
occupation policies in 17: 0009
73
Glassware
indusüy•Japanese 27:0426
U.S.tariffon27:0426
see also Chinaware
Globalism
8:0001
Government agencies, U.S.
fiinctionof29:0525
organization of 29: 0525
Great Britain
claim to Swiss franc accounts in Yokohama Specie
Bank 15: 0001
cotton conference with U.S. and Japan 22: 0001
diplomatic representation in Japan 17: 0405
Formosa•position on 1: 0698,0803
House of Commons debates 15: 0001
Japanese peace treaty•position on 7: 0217,0437,
0556; 14: 0001; 15: 0433
Japanese steel exports to 21:0726
military bases in Far East 37: 0703
Pacific Pact•role in 11: 0639
peace treaty with Siam 5: 0484
policy on China 6: 0577
political and economic discussions with Canada
18:0609
relations with Formosa 2: 0001
San Francisco Conference•delegation to 17: 0405
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
U.S. tariff negotiations with 32: 0277
Greece
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
Green, Theodore F.
2:0243
Gromyko, Andrei
16:0001
Guam
economic future of 27: 0632
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Mitsui Bank•claims against 39: 0249
Trading with the Enemy Act•application for license
under 39: 0249
Guards, armed
civilian•use of in U.S. facilities in Japan 35: 0001,
0055
Guatemala
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Haiti
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Hallet Abend case
Japanese embassy requests information on 39: 0246
Hardwood plywood imports
U.S.tariffon27:0424
Harvey Machine Company
investment in Showa Denka 27:0462
Hatoyama (Japanese prime minister)
visit to U.S. 37: 0636; 39: 0938
Hatoyna (Japanese prime minister)
U.S. evaluation of 28: 0278
Health insurance
33:0820
Hennings, Thomas, Jr.
2:0243
Herter, Christian
2:0243
Hickenlooper, Bourke
2:0243
Hirato
salvage operation of 35: 0264
Hlrohito, Emperor of Japan
Dulles, John Foster•meeting with 7: 0556
Japanese peace treaty•statement on signing of
21:0001
Hiroshima, Japan
isotope distribution center set up in 33:0743
Hiroshima Foundation
establishment of 28: 0047
Hitachi Company
bid on Dalles Dam project 26: 0956
Hokkaido, Japan
defense responsibility for 29: 0313, 0867
Honduras
Japanese peace treaty•position on 10: 0045
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
"Honest John" missUes
test firing of, in Japan 38: 0297
Hong Kong
Japanese assets in 17:0141
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17: 0141
shipment of strategic materials to PRC•imposes ban
on 17: 0141
U.S. intelligence activities in 17: 0141
Hoover, Herbert, Jr.
trip to Far East 33: 0330,0980
House Foreign Affairs Committee
mutual security program•hearings on 32: 0028
Hughes Aircraft Company
interest in Japan 37: 0758
products•plans for licensing in Japan of 38: 0142
Huk rebellion
17:0783
Human rights declarations
Japanese 9: 0001,0433; 11:0244; 13: 0001
UN 2: 0243, 0754
Human Welfare, Declaration of
22: 0244
74
India
food situation in 6:0328
Japanese peace settlement•participation in
15:0302; 19:0189
Japanese peace settlement•position on 6:0328;
9: 0001; 16: 0592; 17: 0405; 18: 0476
life insurance industry•plans to nationalize
33:0078
mediation between Japan and Soviet bloc by
37:0660
political situation in 18: 0476
relations with U.S. 6:0328
San Francisco Conference•refusal to attend
16:0816; 17:0225; 19:0189; 20: 0763
steel plant in•Japanese investment in 28: 0621
U.S. economic aid to 6: 0328; 19: 0978; 26: 0026
Indochina, Associated States of
Communist proposal regarding 34:0824
defense of 19: 0001
Economic Cooperation Administration (EGA)
agreements with 19:0189
Japanese trade with 19:0001
navy•mutual defense assistance material program
for 33:0281
political situation in 19:0001
San Francisco Conference•participation in 6: 0503;
16:0121,0846; 17: 0225,0405; 18: 0476,0627;
19:0001;22:0215
U.S. tactics in 6:0577
Indonesia
cotton arrangements with U.S. and Japan 32: 0096
economic relations with Japan 6:0515
European exports to 6: 0515
Far Eastern Commission•application for admission
to 11:0639
fisheries negotiations with Japan 16: 0846; 21: 0410
Japanese imports•restrictions on 16:0846
Japanese peace treaty•position on 7: 0437; 19:0189
Japanese peace treaty•signing of 30: 0502
Japanese war reparations to 39:0178
political situation 16:0846
political stability of 6:0515
press reports 16:0846
relations with Japan 28:0228
relations with the Netherlands 11: 0430
trade relations with Japan 16:0846
U.S. military aid to 28: 0748
Industrial companies
problems of 30:0216
Industrial Development Youth Corps
establishment of 23:0001
Industrial mobilization
Japanese 9:0001 ; 28: 0142
U.S. Defense Department directive on 27:0488
Humphrey, Hubert H.
2:0243
Hungary
espionage and sabotage trials 16:0566
events in•Far Eastern reaction to 39:0352
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16:0566
U.S. peace treaty with 12:0758
Hydrogen bomb tests
Soviet 33:0743
U.S. 33:0743
Hydrologie survey
of Angaur Island 34:0721
IBRD
loan for Bokaro-Konar project 6:0328
loans to Japan 26: 0026
thermal electric loan•Japanese application for
32: 0758
wheat-yen arrangement•proposal for 26:0026
Yugoslavia loan request from 16:0403
ICA
funds for technical study tours by Asians 37:0708
organization•in Japan 32:0755
PL 480 programs•^responsibility for 36: 0850
programs•in Japan 26: 0637
Iceland
Japanese peace treaty signing ceremony•journalists
18: 0995
Ice patrol dues
Japan billed for 39:0908
Ichimada, Hlsato
visit to U.S. 39: 0352
Ichiro, Ishikawa
visit to U.S. 39: 0352
Iguchi, Sadao
ambassador to U.S.•appointment as 37:0595
ILO
constitution•amendment of 37: 0739
Japan readmitted to 17:0051,0783; 19:0992;
20:0001; 23:0001
Immigration
Japanese to New Guinea 10:0806
Ryukyuan to Bolivia 34:0497
Immigration and Nationality Act
fine imposed on Japanese ship under 30: 0338
Immigration and naturalization bill
3:0085
Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. State Department liaison with 36: 0774
Import duties
on velveteens•increase in 37: 0332
Imports
Japanese•Indonesian restrictions on 16:0846
Japanese•U.S. tariffs on 32:0277
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31:0323
75
Industrial productivity agreement
U.S.-Japanese32:0011
Industrial property
5:0775
Industrial stabilization
27: 0488
Information programs, U.S.
general 2:0243
in Japan 13: 0460; 36: 0614
Institute of Pacific Relations
conference 27: 0600, 0955
Insurance
contracts•marine 26: 0949
general 14: 0196
health•Japanese 33:0820
life•Indian plans to nationalize 33: 0078
protection for U.S. investments abroad 28: 0572
U.S. companies in Japan 26: 0917
Intellectuals
Japanese•general 33: 0643; 37: 0616
Japanese•U.S. study of 33: 0229
Intelligence activities, U.S.
in Hong Kong 17: 0141
Intelligence reports
on East Germany 6: 0231
Inter-AUied Reparations Agency
dissolution of 38:0607
operating expenses 38: 0607
Inter-American Conference
U.S. delegation to 3: 0704
International Chamber of Commerce
meeting in Tokyo of 32: 0605
International Christian University Foundation
27: 0967
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
inspection visits to Okinawa 34: 0508
International Cotton Allocation Committee
Japanese participation in 5: 0775
International Court of Justice
election of Japanese member to 28: 0047, 0397;
33: 0681
general 12: 0758
International Dairy Engineering Company
difficulties in Japan 27:0066
International exchange agreement
U.S.-Japanese 27: 0947
International exchange grantees
travel of 37: 0452
International Geophysical Year
U.S.-Japanese cooperation during 39: 0405
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Japanese membership in 20: 0763
International Organizations, UN Conference on
U.S. delegation to 3: 0704
International Press Institute
Asian Conference of 39: 0981
International Religious Fellowship Societies,
Federation of
7:0880
International Rke Commission
U.S. representation to 32: 0363
Internees
British•remittances for relief of 33:0597
Dutch•Japanese compensation to 39:0065
Japanese•deaths of, in U.S. war relocation centers
29:0749
Japanese•repatriation of 8: 0121; 10: 0460;
17:0051
U.S.•Japanese condensation to 39:0206
Investment guaranty agreements
U.S.-Japanese 28: 0572
U.S.-Philippines 28: 0572
Investment opportunities information office
Japanese 28: 0617
Investments
insurance protection for 28: 0572
in Japan
foreign 33: 0241,0330
by Singer Sewing Machine Company 28: 0478,
0541
by Standard Vacuum Oil Company 37: 0758
U.S. 28:0436
Japanese
in American Samoa 37: 0767
in India 28: 0621
overseas 28: 0621
Japanese government attitude toward 28: 0436, 0541
Iran
economic conditions 6: 0875
Japanese peace treaty•position on 19: 0978
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
Japan purchases oil from 27: 0262
oil dispute 16: 0054, 0531; 22: 0192
San Francisco Conference•participation in 6: 0875;
19:0978
Iraq
San Francisco Conference•participation in 16:0436
U.S. aid to•economic 11:0001
U.S. aid to•military 11:0001
Ireland
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17:0001
political situation 17: 0001
treaty of friendship, commerce, and navigation with
U.S.31:0806
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
Ireland, Northern
plebiscite in 17:0001
76
elections 16: 0656; 20: 0178, 0402; 28: 0027;
33:0155; 37:0679
facilities in•U.S. use of 35: 0663; 36: 0001,0299,
0614
foreign policy 38:0504
importance to U.S. 5:0775
industrial outlook 13:0759
industry 6: 0022; 17: 0225; 36: 0695
internal security situation in 39:1024,1027
Iowa poll on 33:0616
judicial system 31:0227
military personnel•training in U.S. of 29: 0340
nations at war with•list of 8:0858
navy•mutual defense assistance material program
for 33:0281
occupation measures•reconsideration of 6: 0577
political objectives 33: 0616
political orientation 13:0136
political situation 6:0022; 12:0599; 20:0512,0763;
21:0410,0726; 33: 0036,0179,0212,0330,
0643; 37: 0679; 38: 0256; 39: 0278, 0342, 0352
postwar•plans for 10:0066,0460
problems 33:0330
property•use by U.S. forces 31: 0001
reconstruction•plans for 22:0244; 23:0001
renunciation of war by 3: 0341; 7: 0855; 8: 0858
U.S.
business concerns in 26: 0917
defense of 7:0217
forces in•withdrawal of 33: 0915; 38: 0217
national intelligence estimate of 33:0229
occupation of 5: 0775; 14: 0196; 16: 0001, 0293;
22:0040; 33:0284
policy toward 7: 0217; 13: 0460; 30: 0216;
33: 0284,0437; 38: 0389,0516
political objectives in 27: 0701
troop strength in 30: 0519
war claims against 12: 0758
work projects in 28:0436
Japan Air Lines
foreign air carrier permit issued to 26: 0675
Japanese American Citizens League
33:0041
Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry
7:0644
Japanese Defense Agency
budget 28:0656
establishment of 29: 0528
Japanese Diet
defense legislation passed by 29:0525
elections 28:0027
Japanese peace treaty•hearings on 7:0217
joint declaration with USSR•approval of 39: 0916
National Defense Council•opposition to 33: 0184
Iron ore
sources of 13: 0759
Ishchim
sinking of, off coast of Japan 39:0391
Isotope distribution center
in Hiroshima, Japan 33:0743
Israel
Japanese membership in ILO and WHO•abstains
from voting on 19:0992
relations with Japan 28:0270
Italy
armed forces of 27: 0874
assets in Japan•restitution of 7:0145
diplomatic representation in U.S. 7:0145
elections 7:0145
German assets in 38: 0607
Japanese peace settlement•role in 7: 0145;
17: 0405; 18:0997; 19: 0189; 20: 0512; 30: 0029,
0502
nationals•treatment in Japan during World War II
7: 0145
political situation in 18:0997
UN membership for 18: 0476
U.S.
naval vessels loaned to 29:0216
peace treaty with 3: 0704; 12: 0758; 17: 0405;
18:0627,0997
requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
velveteen exports to U.S.•ceiling on 37: 0332
Iwo Jima
international status of 34: 0190
Jacobson, James
trip to Southeast Asia 33:0893
Japan
armed forces
adequacy of 33:0915
buildup of 29: 0313; 36: 0695; 37: 0902,0928
development of 38:0217
evaluation of 37: 0907
general 29:0888; 30:0574
growth of 38: 0195
reactivation of 8: 0858
strength of 29:0528
bilateral treaties with U.S.•list of 39:0560
commerce 17:0225
cooperation with U.S. and Western Allies 6:0577;
8:0121
cost of living 33:0084
criminal and procedural law•study of 31:0227
debt 6:0001
diplomatic problems 16:0293
domestic policy 29:0528
economy 32:0277
77
Japanese Diet cont.
political party composition of 28:0027
proceedings of 16:0293
visit of members of, to Okinawa 33: 0893; 36: 0669
visit of members of, to U.S. 11:0001; 39:0352,0938
Japanese embassy (Washington, D.C.)
employees of 30: 0048
Hallet Abend case•request for information on
39: 0246
National Cathedral Flower Mart•sponsorship of
33:0041
Japanese House of Councillors
members•visit to U.S. by 39: 0278
Japanese Management Association
8: 0001; 10: 0460
Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
captured documents•lists of 32: 0792; 33:0001
Japanese National Construction Corporation
establishment of 8: 0001
Japanese National Defense Agency
Admiral Nomura appointed director of 37: 0907
general 38: 0195
naval vessels for•offshore procurement of 37: 0913
Japanese Procurement Agency
28: 0629
Japanese Science Council
27: 0685
Japanese Self-Defense Forces Law
29: 0528
Japanese War Ministry
captured documents•lists of 32: 0792
captured documents•U.S. Corps of Engineers
exploitation of 37:0419
Japan National Student Association
27: 0955
Javlts, Jacob
2:0493
Jenner, William E.
2: 0493; 13: 0001
Jewels
disposition of 30: 0213
J. H. Pomeroy and Associates
salvage contract in Trust Territory of the Pacific
Islands 30: 0076
Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S.
general 3: 0513; 13: 0460
Japanese peace treaty•position on 14: 0001
Joint training exercises
U.S.-Japanese 39: 0199
Judd, Walter
2:0493
Kanagawa Treaty
centennial of 28: 0047
Kaneko, Masaori
Eisenhower, Dwight D.•gift for 37:0457
Murphy, Robert•meeting with 37: 0449
Kashmir dispute
Burmese mediation in 18: 0940
Katsuta, Jutaro
visit to U.S. 39:0352
Kawasaki Company
technical assistance agreement with Lockheed
26:0917
Keating, Kenneth
2:0493
Kee, John
2:0493
Kefauver, Estes
2:0493
Kerensky, Alexander
15:0768
Kerr, Robert
2:0493
Kiuchl, Nobutane
visit to U.S. 39: 0920
Knitwear
Japanese•U.S. limitation on importation of
32: 0587
Knowland, William
2:0493
Kobe, Japan
U.S. gifts to 27: 0973; 28: 0001
Komatau, Takeshi
visit to U.S. 39: 0920
Kono, Ichiro
visit to U.S. 39: 0938
Korea, North
arrest of Douglas MacArthur•request for 18: 0997
blockade of•implications of 14:0840
invasion of ROK•U.S. reaction to 9: 0577; 10: 0066
land reforms 16: 0656
relations with Japan 33: 0160; 37: 0657
trade deal with Japan•effort to arrange 37: 0657
UN correspondents•visit to 33: 0292
Korea, South
see ROK
Korean War
Allied military operations 9: 0577
armistice negotiations 16: 0488, 0531,0846;
17: 0009,0101,0141; 18: 0323,0837; 19: 0610,
0619; 22: 0192; 36: 0669
Communist proposals regarding 34: 0824
general 2:0243,0754; 11:0626,0957
Japanese position on 6:0577
Mac Arthur, Douglas•relieved of command 1:0156;
2: 0754; 14: 0840; 16: 0293,0656; 17: 0405;
18: 0837; 19:0619; 20: 0178, 0402
78
Land use policy
8:0121
Laos
San Francisco Conference•invitation to 22: 0201
Laws, Japanese
UN status of forces agreement•article on respect for
31:0323,0422
Lawton, William
appointed U.S. representative to joint commission on
the administrative agreement 35:0093
Leader grant program, U.S.
36:0614
Leadership exchange program, U.S.
for Japanese labor leaders 33: 0059, 0246
Lebanon
political situation in 16: 0471
San Francisco Conference•participation in 16: 0471
Left Socialist party, Japanese
delegation of•visit to U.S. 33: 0059, 0184
Legal reforms
5:0775
see also Economic reform legislation
Liancourt Rocks
bombing area•use as 34: 0648
Japanese-South Korean dispute over 34:0665
status of 34: 0648
Liberal party, Japanese
7:0556; 28:0316
Liberia
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
San Francisco Conference•delegation to 18:0315
San Francisco Conference•invitation to 18: 0315
Liberty ships
U.S. loan to Japan of 27: 0262
Licensing agreements
between Continental Motors Corporation and Fuji
Motors Corporation 28: 0610
between North American Aviation, Inc. and
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 28: 0610
Little America, Antarctica
weather control at•Soviet participation in 39: 0405
Liquidation tax
Japanese•applicability to Ford Motor Company war
damage claim 38: 0547, 0595
Loans, U.S.
to Japan 9: 0433; 16: 0293; 26: 0004; 36: 0850
Lockheed
technical assistance agreement with Kawasaki
26:0917
Lodge, Henry Cabot
2:0493
Lodge, John Davis
2:0493
MacAithur, Douglas•role in 9:0577
military situation in 1: 0320; 18: 0476; 19: 0189
peace terms 2: 0754
POWs•exchange of 17:0051
PRC intervention in 1: 0698
Soviet tactics regarding 16:0054
Thai troops in•U.S. logistic support for 13:0735
truce talks•Communist break off 10:0001
and UN
action in 9:0577; 30:0519
casualties in 10: 0001
forces in•Douglas MacArthur appointed to
command 10: 0066
forces in•Matthew Ridgway appointed to
command 10:0066
reverses in 20:0001
U.S. objectives in 9: 0577
U.S. public opinion on 12:0599
Kurlle Islands
fur seal negotiations with USSR regarding 33:0116
Japanese efforts to reclaim 7: 0437; 37: 0664
Soviet occupation of 6:0886; 7:0001; 15:0494
Kurlyama, Shigeru
visit to U.S. 39: 0352
Labor, Japanese
activities•U.S. reports on 16: 0656
conditions 33: 0681
employment by U.S. forces of 34:0974
farm•Japanese 37: 0837
general 35: 0663; 36: 0001,0299
leaders 7: 0644; 28: 0001; 33:0059, 0246
movement 11: 0244; 26:0956
organizations 5: 0775; 13: 0460,0759; 32: 0488
policies•of Far Eastern Commission 37: 0877
problems 33:0330
problems•of U.S. Garrison Forces in Japan
33: 0250; 37:0821,0877
productivity 32:0277
programs 37: 0452
situation 37: 0742
Labor relations adjustment law
in Japan 35: 0093
Land acquisition program, U.S.
in Ryukyu Islands 34:0530
Land impact and maneuver areas
Japanese•civil liability in 35:0001,0040
Landing fees
waiver of•by Far Eastern Air Force 36:0904
Land reclamation program
32:0755
Land reforms
North Korean 16: 0656
Land rental program
for Okinawa 34:0530
79
Looted property
restitution of•Far Eastern Commission policy on
5:0001
Luxembourg
San Francisco Conference•accepts invitation to
17: 0768
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
MAAG (in Japan)
composition of 28: 0932
Japanese funds for 28: 0656,0932
local currency requirements in Japan 28: 0708;
29:0112
organization 28: 0932
personnel•diplomatic passports for 28:0735
personnel•general 28:0708; 29:0112
status of 29: 0001,0109, 0879
terms of reference 28: 0735; 29: 0879; 38: 0181
U.S. Air Force participation in 28: 0735
MacArthur, Douglas
appointed to command UN forces in Korea 10: 0066
Japanese defense•views on 39: 0263
Japanese peace treaty•views on 14: 0001; 28:0015
Japanese rearmament•views on 28: 0015
Korean crisis•role in 9: 0577
meeting with John Foster Dulles 10: 0460
North Korea requests arrest of 18: 0997
relieved of command in Korea 1:0156; 2:0754;
10: 0066; 12: 0599; 14:0840; 16: 0293,0656;
17: 0405; 18: 0837; 19: 0619; 20: 0178,0402
San Francisco Conference•participation in 2: 0243;
10:0066
vision of new Japan 8: 0001; 10: 0066
McClurkln, Robert
letters sent to•list of 36: 0612
McFarland, Ernest
2:0493
McMahon, Brien
2:0493
Magneson, Warren
2:0493
Malaya
iron ore•source of 13:0759
Malenkov, Georgi
resignation of 33:0179
Malik, Yakov
Dulles, John Foster•meeting with 15: 0494
Manila Pact
Conference•Japan invited to attend 28: 0047
countries•Communist subversion in 33: 0825
countries•economic development of 33: 0825
development of 33: 0825
implementation of 37: 0532
Manpower requirements
ofPRC6:0577
Manufacturers
Japanese•plan for supplying machinery and steel
scrap to 32:0176
Manufacturing facilities
in Japan•use of 35: 0663; 36: 0001
Mapping and survey operations, U.S.
in Japan 36: 0001,0299
Marbles (toy)
Japanese exports to U.S. of 32: 0233
Marcus Islands
war surplus scrap on•ownership of 27:0632;
30:0076
Market development program
U.S. Department of Agriculture 36: 0850
Marshall Plan
in Asia 10: 0460
Martin, Edward
2:0493
Martin, Joseph
2:0493
Marxism
Joseph Stalin's views on 18:0323
see also Communist activities
Master labor contract
in Japan 35:0535
reimbursement of Japanese government under
35:0323
Masuhara, Keikichi
visit to U.S. 37: 0902; 38: 0195
May Day
demonstrations in Japan during 27:0894
Meader, George
2:0493
Medical missions, U.S.
in Japan 38: 0379
Merchant marine, Japanese
rehabilitation of 13: 0759
restrictions on 2:0243
Merchant ships
Soviet bloc•repair in Japan of 29: 0888
Meteorological agreement
U.S.-Japanese 35: 0663; 36: 0001, 0299
Meteorological observations
Japanese•for U.S. armed forces 28: 0389
Mexico
Japanese peace treaty•position on 10: 0045
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
trade agreement with Japan 21:0134
trade relations with Japan 17: 0258
Mikolajczyk, Stanislaus
visit to Japan 39:0331
80
Militarism
Japanese 16: 0001; 19: 0189
Military aid, U.S.
to Far East 3:0341
to Formosa 2: 0087; 19: 0619
to France 28:0748
to Indonesia 28:0748
information concerning•procedures for disclosure
of 26: 0083
to Iraq 11: 0001
to Japan 28: 0142,0656,0708,0748; 29: 0112,0165,
0180,0216,0328,0340,0528; 37: 0928;
38:0181,0195,0364
to Philippines 17:0783
programs 3:0085
to ROK 2: 0754; 7: 0700; 9:0577; 10:0001;
38:0181,0195
Military bases
British•in Far East 37: 0703
U.S.
in Alaska•construction of 27: 0001
in Far East 37: 0703
in Japan 3: 0341,0513; 5: 0484; 9:0433;
10:0460; 12:0599; 14:0001; 16:0001;
17:0405; 20:0001; 29:0112; 31:0001,0323,
0422; 32: 0755; 33:0643; 34:0974; 38:0095,
0232,0292; 39: 0278
in Okinawa•general 34:0530
in Okinawa•military and strategic importance of
34:0429
in the Philippines 12: 0001
in Ryukyu Islands 34: 0508,0587
Military currency
substitution of dollar currency for 39:1035
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31:0323,
0422,0559
Military dependents
barred from Japan by U.S. Marine Corps 38:0379
Military equipment
Japanese•efforts to modernize 38:0214
U.S.•transferred to Japan 29: 0180; 38: 0214
Military forces, U.S.
confined in foreign penal institutions•treatment and
disposition of 30:0903
foreign nationals•employment of 33:0250
in Japan 4: 0239; 15: 0768; 21: 0001,0726;
29:0867,0872; 33:0915; 36:0669; 38:0001,
0073, 0095,0217,0297,0598
Japanese labor•employment of 34:0974
jurisdictional status of 1:0320
land use by, in Okinawa 34:0246
wrongful acts committed by, in Ryukyu Islands
34:0246,0282; 39:0065
in West Germany 37:0928
Military-Industrial Conference
Japanese position in 32:0734
Military manpower
South Korean 10:0066
Military operations, Allied
in Korea 9:0577
Military procurement program, U.S.
27:0051
Military sanctions
contribution to 3:0341; 8:0858
Military training programs
Japanese 29:0340
ROK 29: 0340
Milk operations
31:0001
Milliken, Eugene
2:0493
Missionaries, U.S.
evacuation from PRC 1: 0698
tax status of, in Japan 37:0477
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
licensing agreement with North American Aviation,
Inc. 28:0610
Mitsui Bank
New York branch of•Guaranty Trust Company
claims against 39:0249
Monosodium glutamate
production of 32: 0363
Monroney, Mike
2:0493
Moral rearmament movement
in Japan 27: 0967
Moscow, USSR
Japanese Red Cross mission to 28: 0245
Moscow Economic Conference
Japanese participation in 22:0040
Most-favored-nation status
for Japan 13: 0460; 15:0001; 17:0405; 18:0627;
30:0490; 36:0914
Multilateral treaties
with Japan 5:0484; 8: 0858; 14: 0196; 16: 0411
Munitions orders
lack of•complaint regarding 32:0587
Murphy, Robert
Kaneko, Masaori•meeting with 37:0449
Mutual defense assistance agreement
U.S.-Japanese 28:0735,0748,0881,0932; 29:0001,
0112
Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act of 1951
2:0243,0754; 3:0085; 26: 0883
see also Battle Act
81
Mutual defense assistance program
deliveries in Japan 38: 0158
Japanese contribution under 29:0180
personnel•^supervision of 28: 0748
training policies 29:0340
Mutual defense treaties
U.S.-Philippines 2: 0493; 14:0812
Mutual security
appropriations•U.S. Senate action on 26: 0083
appropriations bill 26: 0281; 32: 0760
bul 37: 0332
programs
development of 37: 0782
in the Far East 26:0083, 0281; 28: 0708
for FY 1956 32: 0760
House Foreign Affairs Committee hearings on
32:0028
for Japan 26: 0083, 0281 ; 28: 0708
public information on 26: 0083
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on
32:0028
U.S.-Japanese cooperation for 8: 0121
Mutual Security Act
general 2: 0754; 26: 0281; 28: 0001; 29: 0180
grant funds•status of 26: 0389
Japanese rejection of 29: 0505
regulations 26: 0083
revisions 32: 0028
Nagasaki, Japan
U.S. consulate in•Japanese request for 36:0763
National Cathedral Flower Mart
Japanese embassy sponsorship of 33: 0041
National Defense Council, Japanese
establishment of•Japanese Diet's opposition to
33: 0184
Nationalism
in free Asia 33: 0457
Nationalist China
see Formosa
National security
Japanese 8: 0121; 10: 0066; 16: 0293; 25: 0001
Philippines 12: 0001
National Security Council (NSC)
disarmament proposals•position on 11: 0364
papers•information on 11: 0364
organization•^Japanese interest in 38: 0504
U.S. policy toward Korea•^reappraisal of 11: 0364
NATO
general 1: 0001
international military headquarters set up under
30: 0574
status of forces agreement 30: 0599,0646,0709,
0775
Naval loan agreement
U.S.-Japanese 29: 0216
Naval vessels, U.S.
fishing nets damaged by 35:0055
loaned to
France 29:0216
Italy 29:0216
Japan•status of 37: 0595
Nationalist China 29: 0216
ROK 29: 0340
Turicey 29: 0216
port entry rights•violation by 35: 0193
transferred to Japan 29:0216
Navigation
see Friendship, commerce, and navigation, treaties of
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Indian life insurance industry•plans to nationalize
33:0078
Japanese peace treaty•position on 18: 0476
Neptune bombers
Australian purchase of 11: 0639
Netherlands
civilian internees•Japanese compensation to
39:0065
elections in 17: 0101
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17: 0101
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
Japanese war criminals•release of 39: 0916
relations with Indonesia 11: 0430
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31:0184
war claims against Japan 11: 0430; 17: 0101;
39:0065
weapons development program with U.S. 29: 0172
Neutrality
33:0616
"New Asia"
relations with 30: 0462
New Caledonia
Ryukyuan labor exported to 34: 0508
New Guinea
development of 10: 0460
immigration to 10: 0806
New York Yankees (baseball team)
visit to Japan 33: 0041
New Zealand
Dulles, John Foster•visit to 1: 0156; 7: 0437;
11:0518; 22:0215
security treaty with U.S. 2:0493; 3:0085; 4:0001,
0633,0793; 11:0518,0639; 12:0001,0758;
13:0001; 14:0812; 16:0121,0597; 17:0141;
18:0001,0476,0940; 19:0001; 22:0215
U.S. tariff negotiations with 32:0277
82
Occupation policies
Allied, in Japan 8:0121
U.S., in Germany 17: 0009
U.S., in Japan 7:0880
Ocean Shipping, North Atlantic Planning Board for
39:0391
Office of Alien Property
assets vested by•debt claims against 39:0045
Japanese assets vested by 30:0048
Officiai visits
foreign•U.S. desire to encourage 33: 0893
Oil
see Diesel oil
Okinawa
air traffic rights in 26:0675
Amamians resident in•repatriation of 34:0368
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) press
release regarding 34:0508
children of•educational progress of 34: 0508
civil rights problem in 34: 0508
damages caused by Typhoon Emma in 34:0466
Far East Command headquarters transferred to
28:0708
International Confederation of the Free Trade Unions
(ICFTU) inspection visits to 34: 0508
Japanese
Diet members visit 33:0893; 36:0669
patent and trademark laws•applicability in
29:0937
relief efforts for 34:0466
request for return of 7:0880
land issue•U.S. policy on 36:0614
land use in, by U.S. armed forces 34: 0246
land rental program for 34: 0530
scrap contract 30: 0076
U.S. bases on•general 34: 0530
U.S. bases on•military and strategic importance of
34:0429
worker's rights in 34: 0508
SS Olympic Challenger
sold to Panamanian corporation 39: 0391
O'Mahoney, Joseph
2:0754
Operations mission, U.S.
in Tokyo 26:0637
Ordnance depot facilities
in Tokyo 27:0488
Ore
see Iron ore
Osaka harbor construction
bonds for, claim for interest on 39: 0001
Nicaragua
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17:0258
Nickel
distribution of, to free world destinations 32:0501
Nike missiles
Japanese government briefed on 38:0297
Nlmitz, Chester
returns dress sword of Japanese Admiral Toyoda
33: 0036
Nissan Motor Company, Ltd.
boundary line•requests change of 35: 0001
U.S. claims against 27: 0051 ; 30:0775
Nixon, Richard M.
Communist danger in Japan•comments on 27: 0894
Japanese labor leaders•meeting with 33:0059
Non-appropriated funds organizations
36:0001
North American Aviation, Inc.
licensing agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries 28: 0610
North Atlantic Treaty
12: 0758
see also NATO
Northeast Asian Affairs, Office of
activities of 27: 0701
Northern Textile Association
37: 0178
North Pacific Fisheries Convention
2:0243; 16: 0656; 18:0609; 21:0001,0134;
22:0040
Norway
Japanese peace treaty•position on 18: 0605
U.S. requests relief from taxes and duties imposed by
31: 0184
Nuclear materials
lease of 39: 0415
Nuclear testing, U.S.
damages resulting from•Japanese claims for
39: 0415, 0492
discontinuation of•Japanese call for 33: 0681
Japanese victims of•compensation for 33: 0616;
37: 0595
in the Pacific 39: 0492
Ocean currents
Japanese•presence of radioactivity in 33: 0743
Occupation controls, U.S.
in Japan 3:0513; 13: 0108
Occupation costs, U.S.
in Germany 17:0009
in Japan 2:0493; 7: 0437; 16:0293; 17:0009;
20:0512
83
Overflights
Soviet, of West Germany 16: 0488; 17: 0009
Overseas agencies, Japanese
establishment of 20: 0402,0512,0763;.21:0001,
0134
in Formosa 2:0157
general 8: 0858; 9: 0001
Pacific Defense Council
15: 0433
Pacific Fisheries Conference, U.S.
2:0243
Pacific Islands, Trust Territory of
administration of 27: 0632
claims settlement 30: 0076; 34: 0675; 39:0110
fishing base in•Japanese request for 34: 0190
inhabitants of•citizenship status of 34: 0675
Japanese business enterprises in 34: 0675
Japanese vessels in•illegal entry of 34:0675
salvage operations in 30: 0076; 32:0526; 34:0211,
0675; 39: 0110
trade with Japan 27: 0632
UN trusteeship agreement for•security aspects
27: 0632
U.S. legislation for 34: 0675
war damage compensation by Japan 39: 0110
Pacific Pact
general 2: 0493; 7: 0437; 9: 0001; 15: 0768
role of France and Great Britain in 11: 0639
South Vietnam requests inclusion in 19: 0001
Pacific region
command relationships in 38: 0364
Pacific Security Conference
agenda 27: 0632
members 27: 0632
Paint brushes
embargo on 32: 0157
Pakistan
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17: 0225
trade relations with Japan 17: 0225
Palau Islands
bauxite development in 27: 0632; 34: 0675,0721
Panama
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Panay incident
28:0047
Paracel Islands
Vietnamese claims to sovereignty over 19: 0001
Paraguay
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17:0258
Paramilitary organizations
29: 0678
Parke, Davis, and Company
pharmaceutical sales in Japan 28:0436
Parole
see Clemency and Parole, Board of
Patent adviser, VS.
in Japan•terms of reference for 29: 0941
Patent laws
Japanese•applicability in Okinawa 29: 0937
Patent rights
U.S.-Japanese agreement regarding 29: 0941
Patriotic organizations
8:0752
Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, International
Conference on
32:0734
Peace policy
8:0121
Peace treaty, Japanese
amendments•general 14:0471
amendments•Soviet 15:0768
Asian conference on 19: 0189
ceremonies•Icelandic journalists attend 18: 0995
Chinese participation in 20: 0402
Chou En-lai's position on 18:0803
claims of U.S. nationals under 39: 0212
clauses 39: 0573
commercial clauses 13: 0759
declarations 14: 0576,0672,0750
Defense Department position on 14: 0001
documents•list of 14: 0001
drafting of 39: 0580
drafts 9: 0001; 14:0001, 0196, 0471, 0576,0672,
0750
economic clauses 14: 0471, 0576, 0672,0750
files•index of 39: 0580
general 1: 0001,0147, 0156, 0303,0320, 0561,
0596,0670,0698,0803; 2: 0001,0057, 0087,
0157,0243,0493,0754; 3: 0001,0085,0333,
0341,0513, 0704,0759; 4: 0001,0177,0239,
0633,0793; 5: 0049, 0339,0484,0775; 6: 0001,
0022, 0231, 0319,0503, 0515,0886; 7: 0145,
0700; 8:0001,0121, 0752, 0858; 9: 0577;
10:0066, 0460,0806; 11: 0001, 0244,0364,
0430,0518,0626,0639,0957; 12: 0001;
13:0001,0108,0460,0731,0735,0967;
14:0840; 15:0001, 0302; 16: 0121, 0840;
17:0051,0131,0258; 22:0001,0215
Japanese Diet hearings on 7:0217
Japanese position on 6:0577; 9:0001,0433;
19:0189; 20:0001, 0178,0402,0512,0763;
23:0001; 24:0001; 25:0001,0364
Japanese ratification of 21: 0001
Japanese translation of 14: 0750
84
investment guaranty agreement with U.S. 28:0572
iron ore•source of 13:0759
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17: 0783;
18:0001
Japanese ships sunk in•list of 7:0556
Japanese war reparations•claims for 13: 0065;
17:0783
Japanese war reparations•payment of 39:0178
meeting of economic experts•proposal for 32: 0176
mutual defense treaty with U.S. 2:0493; 14: 0812
national security 12:0001
political situation in 17:0783; 18:0001
relations with Japan 28:0228
security arrangements 1: 0803
security treaty with U.S. 1: 0001; 4: 0793; 10: 0066;
11:0639; 12:0001,0758; 13:0001; 16:0121,
0597,0656; 17:0783; 18:0001; 19:0001;
30:0903
U.S.
aid to
economic 17:0783
general 12:0001
military 17:0783
technical 18: 0001
defense of 7:0217
military bases in 12:0001
property losses in•claims for 39: 0065
textile machinery•market for 32: 0523
Philippine War Damage Commission
12:0001
Phosphate mining
on Angaur Island 27:0632; 28:0047; 34:0721
Pilot Pen Company (India), Ltd.
articles of association 37:0767
PL 152
operations 29:0898
policies 29:0898
PL 480 program
agreement with Japan regarding 32: 0081
aid to Japan under 26: 0392; 33: 0330; 36: 0850;
37:0532
allocations 26:0570
ICA responsibility for 36:0850
Italian interest in 32: 0055
negotiations 32: 0055
operating policies 26:0392
rice included in 32: 0055,0372
rice program for Japan 26:0570
U.S. agencies•role in 36:0872
PL 664
U.S. shipping requirements under 30: 0371
Plywood dumping case
Finnish 32:0233
Joint Chiefs of Staffs position on 14:0001
MacArthur, Douglas•views of 14:0001; 28:0015
meeting with Hairy S Truman regarding 14:0001
miscellaneous clauses 14:0196
negotiations•general 14:0001
negotiations•Soviet participation in 22:0192
Nehru, Jawaharlal•position 18:0476
political clauses 14: 0196,0471,0576,0672,0750
press comments on 19:0189
property clauses 14:0196,0471,0576,0672,0750
protocols 14:0576,0750
ratification of 9:0433; 12:0758; 16:0121; 30:0477;
39: 0573,0594
revisions 14: 0672; 16:0656
security clauses 14: 0196,0471,0576,0672,0750
settlement of disputes 14:0196,0471,0576,0672,
0750; 30: 0490
signatories to 39:0580
signing of•statement by Emperor Hirohito
regarding 21:0001
territorial clauses 14:0001,0196,0471,0576,0672,
0750
transmission to President Harry S Truman 12:0758
U.S.
proposals on 17:0405
public opinion on 12: 0599
terms 7: 0217
war claims clauses 14: 0196,0471,0576,0672,0750
World Peace Council declaration on 19:0579
world reaction to 6:0577
see also names of individual countries
Penal conditions
in Japan 30:0736
Penal Institutions
Japanese•U.S. servicemen confined in 39:0622
Pepsi Cola
commodity tax on 35:0040
Persona non grata cases
responsibility for 36: 0760
Peru
Japanese peace treaty•position on 10: 0045
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
Pescadores
Nationalist China given sovereignty over 2:0057
Petroleum products
allocation of exchange for 32:0465
see also Diesel oil
Pharmaceuticals
sales in Japan of 28:0436
Philippines
Dulles, John Foster•visit to 7:0437; 12:0001;
17: 0783
elections 18:0001
Huk rebellion in 17:0783
85
Point Four Program
in Asia 8: 0752; 10:0460; 24:0259
Poland
San Francisco Conference•delegation to 22: 0203
San Francisco Conference•invitation to attend
12: 0505; 22:0203
Police establishment
3: 0341,0513; 9: 0001,0433; 28: 0142
Police law
amendments to 8: 0121
Political parties
Japanese 8: 0121; 33: 0184; 37:0679
see also names of specific parties
PoUution
of Toyochira River in Japan 35: 0001
Population
general 39: 0263
problems 3: 0513
Port entry rights
violation of, by U.S. naval vessels 35: 0193
Port faculties
in Japan•U.S. requests use of 35: 0450
Portugal
German assets in•seizure of 38: 0745
Japanese assets in•unfreezing of 17: 0402
Japanese peace settlement•participation in
12: 0512; 30: 0502
U.S. requests relief from taxes, and duties imposed by
31: 0184
Portuguese Timor
reconquest of 12: 0512
re-occupation of 12: 0512
Postal agreements
with Japan 35: 0663; 36: 0001, 0299
with Ryukyu Islands 34: 0482
Postal facilities
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31: 0323,
0422
Postal savings bonds
Japanese•claims for redemption of 30: 0076
Post-freezing transfers
attorney general's decision on 39: 0045,0249
Potsdam Declaration
5: 0484; 15: 0494; 16: 0411
Pottery
U.S. tariff on 8: 0752; 27: 0426
POWs
Allied•Japanese compensation for 38: 0543
British•remittances for relief of 33: 0597
exchange of, in Korea 17: 0051
German•repatriation of 16: 0518; 18: 0323
Italian•compensation for 30:0029
deceased•list of 29: 0749
repatriation of 4:0239; 5:0775; 6:0022; 8:0121
10:0460; 11:0001; 16:0293,0518; 17:0051
18:0323; 20:0001, 0763; 21: 0410; 23:0001
24:0259; 28:0245
in USSR 39: 0278
UN Commission on 17: 0051; 18: 0627, 0997
32:0792
U.S.•Japanese compensation to 39:0206
U.S.•records of Japanese government relating to
PRC
alliance with USSR 13:0676; 16: 0054
American missionaries in•evacuation of 1: 0698
Americans detained in•negotiations for release of
34:0824
atomic energy negotiations with 37: 0718
Bandung Conference•position on 32: 0625
Burma•intervention in 18: 0476
Communist control of 1: 0698
Dairen•agreement with USSR regarding 13: 0676
economic relations with Japan 37: 0532
embargo against 27:0628
Far East•threat to peace and security of 34: 0824
fisheries agreement with Japan 28: 0238
Formosa•pledges not to attack 33: 0592
French trade mission to 37: 0001, 0616
Geneva Conference•objectives and tactics at
34:0824
International Atomic Energy Agency•participation
in 37: 0718
intervention in Korean War 1: 0698
Japanese
attitude toward 33: 0437,0585
exports to 27: 0262
nationals•detention of 6: 0001
peace settlement•participation in 9: 0001;
15: 0001; 19: 0619; 33:0592
trade with•controls on 1: 0803
trade with•general 2: 0157; 6: 0022; 26: 0844,
0867; 28: 0090; 31: 0001; 33: 0643, 0980
war reparations to 2: 0493; 12: 0758
manpower requirements 6:0577
membership in UN 15: 0768
moves against Japan•possibility of 3: 0001
political situation in 17:0141
propaganda 17: 0141; 19: 0579
recognition of 17: 0001
relations with
Burma 18:0940
Japan 1:0320,0803; 19: 0619; 28: 0090;
33:0160,0330; 37: 0616; 39: 0278
USSR 16: 0477; 19: 0189
86
Property and claims questions
8: 0858; 13: 0065; 14: 0196
Prostitution
in Japan 33: 0616; 34: 0974; 35: 0093
Protocol
distinction between declaration and 3:0704
Psychological warfare activities
U.S. 2: 0493
Public facilities
UN status of forces agreement•article on use of
31:0323
Public opinion, U.S.
12:0599
Quirlno, Elpldlo
meeting with John Foster Dulles 17: 0783
meeting with Harry S Truman 16: 0121
Radiation
contamination of foodstuffs in Japan by 33: 0743
Japanese resolution regarding 33:0771
problems in Japan 39:0492
testing in Japan 39:0415
Radiation and Radioblology, U.S.-Japanese
Conference on
33:0743
Radiation Conference, Japanese
32:0734
Radioactive Medicine Conference, International
32:0734
Radioactivity
in Japanese ocean currents 33:0743
Radio frequencies
allocation of, in Japan 39:0833
Railroad crossings
maintenance of, within U.S. facilities in Japan
35:0240
Railroad equipment
FOA procurement of 32: 0474
Randall Commission
report•Japanese and U.S. State Department views
on 32:0277
Raw materials allocations
affect on Japan 13: 0759
Rearmament
Far Eastern 2:0493
Japanese 1:0001,0156; 3: 0513; 6:0577; 7: 0437;
8:0001,0121,0752; 9:0001; 10:0066,0806;
11:0001,0364,0639; 12:0599; 16:0597,0656,
0846; 17: 0131,0405; 18: 0309,0476; 19: 0189;
20:0001,0512; 21:0001; 22:0244; 23:0001;
24:0001,0259; 25:0001,0364; 28:0015,0142;
29:0328,0340,0505; 32:0755; 33: 0437;
37:0595,0902; 38: 0195
West German 16:0054; 17:0131
see also Armaments; Moral rearmament movement
rice shipments to 32:0096
rubber shipments to 32:0096
San Francisco Conference•invitation to attend
14: 0840
San Francisco Conference•participation in
16: 0424,0477,0846; 17: 0141; 18: 0476;
19:0189,0619
Southeast Asian fears of 16:0816
strategic materials•shipment to 17:0141
totalitarianism in 34:0824
trade mission•exchange of, with Japan 36: 0917
trade with
controls against 37: 0001
export controls on 38:0504
Ryukyu Islands 26:0844
U.S. attitude toward 33: 0S8S
U.S. policy toward 28:0090; 33:0643; 37:0616;
38: 0403, 0437
Precious metals
disposition of 30: 0213
Press reports
Belgian 16:0531
Indonesian 16: 0846
Nationalist Chinese 19:0619
Swiss 16: 0512
U.S. 6: 0577
Prison administration
Japanese budget estimates for 30:0736
Prize courts and judgments
14: 0196
Procurement
for economic aid programs in Japan 33:0330
offshore
awards of contracts for 32:0474
in Japan 28:0142; 32:0176; 33:0241
naval vessels for Japan 37:0913
procedures•U.S. 35:0663; 36:0001,0299
of railroad equipment 32: 0474
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31:0323,
0422
Productivity program
32:0750,0760
Propaganda activities
Communist 17:0783; 18:0001; 19:0189
PRC 17: 0141; 19: 0579
Soviet 4:0239; 15:0494; 16:0054,0403; 18:0323
U.S.2:0243;28:0090
Property, Japanese
disposition of 34:0974; 35:0001,0040,0055,0093,
0161,0193,0240,0264,0323,0402,0450,0485,
0535,0663; 36:0001,0299
in Korea•claims for 39:0087
U.S. forces, Japan•use by 39:0833
see also Looted property
87
Red Cross, International Committee of the
Allied POWs formerly in Japan•assistance to
17: 0051
Japanese assets in neutral countries•control of
17: 0051; 18:0627
relief efforts in Korea 12: 0758
San Francisco Conference•invitation to attend
17: 0051
ten million Swiss francs•request for 33: 0597
Red Cross, Japanese
mission to Moscow 28: 0245
Red Cross Conference, International
U.S. participation in 37: 0412
Redeployment plans, U.S.
announcement of 33: 0292
Refrigeration plant
in American Samoa•Japanese investment 37: 0767
Refugee Relief Act of 1953
29: 0982
Refugees
Korean 9: 0577
Regional cooperation
between South and Southeast Asia 6: 0577
Relief efforts
Japanese, for Okinawa 34: 0466
Korean 9: 0577; 10: 0001; 12: 0758
Renegotiation Act
provisions•exemptions from 27: 0051
rules and regulations 27: 0051
Retirement allowances
28: 0629
Rhee, Syngman
meeting with John Foster Dulles 4:0731
ROK sovereignty over adjacent seas•proclamation
of 18: 0837
Rlbicoff, Abraham
2: 0754
Rice
conference•minutes of 27: 0318
exports from Thailand 16: 0446
exports from U.S. 32: 0046, 0372; 33: 0457
imports•Japanese 26: 0570; 27: 0318
imports to Ryukyu Islands 27: 0318
loan for Japan 16: 0816; 18: 0940
PL 480 program for Japan•inclusion in 32: 0372
prices•Commodity Credit Corporation 32: 0372
program for Japan 26: 0392
program for Ryukyu Islands 34: 0466
requirements•Japanese 26: 0392
sales to Burma 32: 0372
sales to Japan 32: 0081
shipments
to Ceylon 32: 0372
to Japan 32:0372
to PRC 32: 0096
supply in Southeast Asia 32:0372
trade•international 32:0372
U.S. surplus•disposal of 32: 0372
Rice-titanium barter transaction
with Japan 37: 0376
Ridgway, Matthew B.
appointed supreme commander for the Allied powers
13:0108; 20: 0178
appointed to command UN forces in Korea 10: 0066
biographical sketch of 13:0108
decorations awarded to 13: 0108
North Korea requests arrest of 18: 0997
Yoshida, Shigeru•correspondence with 13: 0108;
16:0293
Road construction
in Japan•U.S. economic aid for 26: 0805
Rockefeller, John D., Ill
biographical sketch of 13: 0136
establishment of cultural and student centers in
Japan•proposal for 13: 0136
visit to Japan 13: 0136
Rocket power plants
in Japan 32: 0587
ROK
air force•three-year plan for 28: 0142
armed forces' loyalty to U.S. 38: 0001
atomic energy negotiations with 37:0718
capture of Japanese fishing boats by 9: 0577
claim to Tsushima Island 9: 0577
cotton textile industry 7: 0700
defense pact with U.S. 18: 0837
economic
conditions 7: 0700
resources 9: 0577
talks with U.S. 37: 0742
exchange rate agreement with U.S. 37: 0742
and Japanese
assets in•disposition of 39: 0087
fishing vessels seized by 30: 0367; 36: 0614
nationals in•repatriation of 24: 0259
peace treaty•^position on 7: 0556; 9: 0577;
18: 0837
property claims in 39: 0087
property in•disposition of 18:0837
Liancourt Rocks•dispute with Japan over 34: 0665
military manpower 10: 0066
military personnel•training in U.S. of 29: 0340
military training programs 29:0340
National Assembly proceedings 4:0731
navy•mutual defense assistance material program
for 33:0281
North Korean invasion of•U.S. reaction to 9:0577;
10:0066
political situation in 9:0577; 18:0837
refugees 9:0577
relations with Japan 18:0837; 21:0001,0134,0410;
22: 0001,0040; 28: 0047; 33: 0330,0643;
37:0532,0595; 38:0087
relations with U.S. 28:0142
relief efforts 9:0577; 10:0001; 12:0758; 36: 0695
San Francisco Conference•excluded from 18: 0837
security treaty with U.S. 30:0903
sovereignty over adjacent seas 18: 0837; 21: 0410,
0726
UN forces in•reduction of 33:082
UN membership for 39: 0087
U.S.
agricultural surpluses•disposal of 26:0335
diplomatic relations with 27: 0701
economic aid to 36:0872; 37:0742
occupation forces•^withdrawal of 9: 0577
military aid to 2: 0754; 7: 0700; 9: 0577;
10:0001; 38:0181,0195
naval vessels loaned to 29:0340
policy toward 9: 0577; 11: 0364
support for 4:0731
utilities claims negotiations with U.S. 36:0614
Roller bearings
Japanese exports to U.S. of 32: 0488
Romulo, Carlos
visits headquarters of UN Command in Korea
20:0001
Rubber
shipments to PRC from Burma and Ceylon 32: 0096
Rumania
U.S. peace treaty with 12: 0758
Russian Revolution
explanatory diagrams of 25:0364
Ryukyu Islands
administering authority for•Department of the
Army designated as 34: 0330
air operational rights in•Nationalist Chinese request
for 34:0482
base construction in 34:0508
Chinese conference•representative sent to 34: 0246
citizenship issue in 36: 0669
civil affairs directive for 34: 0246,0282,0330
congressional commission on 16:0121
disposition of 7:0437; 20: 0178
economic situation in 6: 0886
elections in 34: 0211
fishing vessels•seizure in Andaman Islands of
34:0482
food rice program for 34: 0466
Foreign Assets Control (FAQ controls for 32:0157
foreign business interests in 34:0211,0282
foreign relations responsibility for 34:0429,0482,
0582
immigration to Bolivia ñom 34:0497
international status of 34:0211
political status of 7:0001
postal agreements concerning 34:0482
problems of•general 27: 0701
Japanese desire to retain 7:0437
Japanese government views on 34:0587
return to Japan•requests for 2: 0754; 6: 0886;
7: 0001; 33: 0330; 34: 0211,0282
rice imports to 27:0318
security risk program in 34: 0246
trade with PRC 26: 0844
trade with Soviet bloc nations 26: 0844
U.S.
administration of 1:0803; 16:0597; 20:0001;
21:0726; 34:0246,0282, 0429, 0530
defense of 7:0217
economic aid to 34:0476
economic plans for 34: 0476
forces in•wrongful acts committed by 34: 0246,
0282; 39: 0065
land acquisition program in 34: 0530
military bases in 34: 0587
occupation of 16: 0121
operations in 34:0429
policy in 34: 0429
property rights in 34: 0211
relief and reconstruction program for 34: 0466
sovereignty over•legal status of 34:0587
trusteeship of 6:0886; 14: 0196
Working Group on the•establishment of 34: 0429
Sakhalin Island
Japanese efforts to reclaim 37: 0664
Japanese nationals missing on 35: 0193
Soviet occupation of 6:0886; 15:0494
Salmon fishing
Japanese in North Pacific 37: 0528
negotiations•^Japanese-Soviet 37: 0486
Soviet restrictions on 37:0486
Saltonstall, Leverett
2:0754
San Francisco Conference
airangements 3:0759; 4:0633
biographic reports for 3:0704
briefing book 4: 0239
Chou En-lai's position on 18:0803
89
San Francisco Conference cont.
International Committee of the Red Cross invited to
send representative to 17: 0051; 18: 0627
international secretariat 4: 0633
invitotions 3: 0759; 4: 0177; 6: 0503; 16: 0656
Mac Arthur, Douglas•^participation of 2: 0243;
10:0066
organization 3:0759
participants 3: 0759; 4: 0001,0177, 0239,0633,
0793; 17: 0258
press
coverage 16: 0656
releases 4: 0239
representation 3:0759
program 3: 0759; 4:0001, 0633
reference materials•list of 4: 0001
rules of procedure 3: 0759; 4: 0001, 0177, 0239
security 4: 0633
Truman, Harry S•plans to attend 16: 0121
U.S. delegation to 3: 0759; 4: 0001, 0239,0633;
17: 0225, 0405
see also names of individual countries
Satellite program, U.S.
39: 0405
Saudi Arabia
San Francisco Conference•invitation to attend
17: 0220
Schine Plan
3:0341
School lunch program
in Japan 31: 0849
Schools
conditions in 35: 0161, 0193
Scientists
communism among 36: 0614
Scrap
contracts in Okinawa 30: 0076
disposal of, by U.S. Defense Department 27: 0475
export controls•U.S. 32: 0526
export quota problem 32: 0488,0526
ferrous•^Japanese imports of 37: 0392
ferrous•U.S. export controls on 37: 0392
on Marcus Island•ownership of 27: 0632; 30: 0076
salvage operations in Trust Territory of Pacific
Islands 30: 0076; 32: 0526
shortages•^Japanese 32: 0526
situation•Japanese 33: 0643
steel
Japanese arrangements to export 27: 0475
Japanese arrangements to import 32: 0526
Japanese requirements for 32: 0526
supplied to Japanese manufacturers 32: 0176
U.S. exports of, to Japan 27:0475
Sea maneuver areas
restricted, in Japan 35: 0055,0193
Sealing
pelagic•Japanese support for 33: 0116
see also Fur Seal Conference
Search and rescue operations
services rendered by Japanese civilians during
35:0161
Security arrangements
Japanese 1: 0596; 11: 0364; 36:0001,0299
Pacific 1: 0001,0156, 0320; 2: 0057,0243; 3: 0001,
0085, 0513; 10: 0045; 11: 0518, 0639; 12: 0001,
0512; 14: 0840; 16: 0446,0597, 0656,0846;
17:0405; 20:0001,0178; 22: 0215; 27:0600
Philippines 1: 0803
Security personnel
at U.S. facilities in Japan•non-strike ruling by
35: 0323
Security requirements, U.S.
3:0333
Security risk program
in Ryukyu Islands 34: 0246
Security treaties
U.S.-Australian 2:0493; 3: 0085; 4: 0001, 0633,
0793; 11: 0518,0639; 12: 0001, 0758; 13: 0001;
14:0812; 16: 0121, 0597; 17: 0141; 18: 0001,
0476,0940; 19: 0001; 22: 0215
U.S.-Japanese 1: 0320; 2: 0493; 3: 0513; 4: 0633,
0793; 5:0484; 8: 0858; 9: 0001,0433; 11: 0639;
12:0758; 13: 0001; 14: 0576,0812; 16: 0121,
0293; 19:0001,0189; 20:0512,0763; 21: 0001;
30: 0519,0569, 0903; 35: 0193
U.S.-New Zealand 2: 0493; 3: 0085; 4: 0001,0633,
0793; 11: 0518,0639; 12: 0001, 0758; 13: 0001;
14: 0812; 16:0121, 0597; 17: 0141; 18: 0001,
0476, 0940; 19: 0001; 22: 0215
U.S.-Philippines 1: 0001; 4: 0793; 10:0066;
11: 0639; 12: 0001, 0758; 13: 0001; 16: 0121,
0597, 0656; 17: 0783; 18: 0001; 19: 0001;
30: 0903
U.S.-ROK 30: 0903
Seiwa Kai Society
27: 0206
Senate, UJS.
cotton textile exports•bill to subsidize 37:0118
consultative subcommittee 3: 0085
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 39: 0573
mutual defense assistance agreement with Japan•
action on 28:0112
mutual security appropriations•action on 26: 0083
mutual security appropriations bill•hearings on
32:0760
90
NATO status of forces agreement•consideration
and approval of 30: 0599,0709,0775
ratification of Japanese peace treaty•hearings on
12:0758
Senate Armed Services Committee
investigations 1:0001
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
general 1: 0001; 3: 0085
mutual security program•hearings on 32:0028
Servicemen, U.S.
Japanese penal institutions•confined in 39:0622
offenses against Japanese nationals involving
35:0535
trials of, in foreign courts 33:0820
trials of, in Japanese courts 39:0642
Sewing machines
Japanese
dumping of•investigation into 27:0066
export plan 28:0478
importation of 26: 0917
U.S.•Japanese ban on importation of 28:0541
Shigemitsu, Mamoni
visit to U.S. 33: 0915
Shinto religion
Japanese 11: 0244; 24: 0259
ShipbuUding
capacity 11: 0518; 14: 0840; 17: 0405; 20: 0001
industry 15:0433
Shipping
limitations on 20: 0178
problems of 25:0001
restrictions 26:0895
Shipping agreement
U.S.-Japanese 2:0493
Shipping industry
Japanese 8: 0121; 9:0001; 20:0512
Shipping requirements, U.S.
under PL 664 30: 0371
Ships
lost or overdue•search for 35: 0240
sunk in Philippines•list of 7:0556
Showa Denka
Harvey Machine Company investment in 27:0462
Siam
see Thailand
Silk scarf imports
U.S.tariffon27:0419
Singapore
political situation in 19: 0579
Thomas Dewey's visit to 19:0579
Singer Sewing Machine Company
application to import machinery into Japan•
rejection of 28:0478
investment in Japan 28:0478,0541
Singer sewing machines
manufacture in Japan of 32: 0523
Smith, H. Alexander
general 2:0754
visit to Japan 7:0644
Social Democratic party, Japanese
25:0364
Socialist party, Japanese
activities 39: 0278
general 8:0001; 13:0460; 20:0001; 33:0184
Social reform legislation
Japanese 3:0341
Social work
in Japan 27: 0947
Somaliland
trusteeship agreement for 7:0145
South Africa
U.S. tariff negotiations with 32:0277
South Carolina
Japanese textile imports•effect on 37:0178
Japanese textiles•legislation discriminating against
37: 0332; 38:0392
Southeast Asia
economic development of 26: 0392; 36: 0614;
37:0532; 39:0352
fearofPRCinl6:0816
political situation in 20:0001
regional cooperation with South Asia 6: 0577
relations with Japan 33:0330; 36:0614,0669
rice supply situation in 32:0372
trade with Japan 36:0984
Southeast Ada Treaty Organization (SEATO)
activities of 36: 0755
South Moluccas, Association of
6: 0515
Soviet bloc
copper wire exports to 37:0001
diplomacy 34: 0824
disposal of surplus agricultural commodities to
38:0504
India offers to act as mediator between Japan and
37:0660
merchant ships•repair in Japan of 29: 0888
trade with Japan 26:0844,0867
trade with Ryukyu Islands 26:0844
Spain
diplomatic relations with Japan 17:0770
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17: 0770
war claims against Japan 13: 0731 ; 17: 0770
Sparkman, John J.
general 2: 0754
visit to Japan 7:0644
Special Service Organizations
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31:0323
91
Special UN Fund for Economic Development
(SUNFED)
Soviet contribution to 32: 0001
U.S. policy toward 36: 0838
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
investment in Japan 37: 0758
Stalin, Joseph
Marxism•views on 18: 0323
message to Japanese people 16: 0566; 21:0410
State-Defense Working Group on Japan and Korea
minutes of meetings 28: 0142
State Department, U.S.
attaché personnel•consultations with 36: 0774
briefings•schedule of 36:0774
China•position on 2: 0057
colonialism•study on 38:0486
foreign trade•plan for improvement of 36: 0774
Immigration and Naturalization Service•liaison
with 36:0774
Institute of Pacific Relations Conference•
participation in 27: 0955
occupation of Japan•report on 33: 0284
Randall Commission report•views on 32: 0277
Ryukyuan foreign relations•responsibility for
34: 0582
Status of forces agreements
NATO 30: 0599, 0646,0709, 0775
UN 31: 0323,0422,0537, 0559
U.S.-Japanese 30: 0574, 0599
Steel exports
Japanese•to Great Britain 21: 0726
Steel industry
10: 0806; 11: 0001; 27: 0488
Steel resources
German-French•administration of 5: 0339
Stitt, Nelson A.
files foreign agent registration form 26: 0080
Stockpile, U.S.
Japanese titanium purchased for 32: 0501
Storage and Processing of Rice, Working Group on
meeting of 32: 0363
Strategic interests, U.S.
in Formosa 10: 0066
Strategic materials
lists of 3: 0085
shipment to PRC•Hong Kong imposes ban on
17: 0141
Strikes
against Far East Air Force by Japanese laborers
33: 0250
threatened against U.S. forces in Japan by civilian
employees 37: 0821, 0877
Student centers
in Japan•establishment of 13: 0136
Students
Japanese•ability to study in U.S. 33: 0059
Submarines
Japanese•construction of 29:0216
U.S., transferred to Japan 29: 0216
Suez Canal
restrictions on use of 16: 0572
Suez Grids
Far Eastern reaction to 39: 0278
Japanese position on 38: 0403
U.S. position on•^Japanese support for 37: 0636
Supply problems
13: 0759
Supreme commander for the Allied powers (SCAP)
Matthew Ridgway appointed 13: 0108; 20: 0178
method of appointment 10: 0066
U.S. authority to appoint 3: 0001
Surplus property agreements
obligations under 13: 0460
Sweden
German assets in•accord with Allies on 38: 0607
Japanese membership in WHO•support for
19: 0610
Korean armistice talks•position on 19: 0610
Switzerland
Japanese peace treaty•press reports on 16:0512
Syria
Japanese peace treaty•ratification of 30: 0477
San Francisco Conference•accepts invitation to
19:0189
Taber, John
2:0754
Taft, Robert
2:0754
Taiwan
see Formosa
Takata Shipbuilding Company, Ltd.
Bureau of Ships contract•failure to obtain 32: 0214
Tani, Masayuki
Japanese ambassador to U.S.•appointment as
37:0595
Tariff Commission, U.S.
import duties on velveteens•recommends increase
in 37: 0333
Tariff negotiations
CRI hearings on 32:0157
U.S. 32: 0277
Tariffs, U.S.
on Chinaware 8: 0752
general 2: 0754
on hardwood plywood imports 27: 0424
on Japanese imports 32: 0277
on Japanese pottery and glassware 8:0752; 27: 0426
92
on Japanese tuna fish 5:0049; 16:0656; 21: 0726;
27: 0359; 37:0019
negotiations with Japan 27:0118,0161
on silk scarf imports 27:0419
on waterproof cloth imports 27:0404
on wool fabrics 37:0305
Taxation
arrangements in Japan 35: 0663; 36: 0001,0299
corporate, against Coca Cola Export Corporation
39:0259
evasion by employees of U.S. contracters in Japan
30: 0599
of foreign nationals in Japan 33: 0084
income•Japanese 33: 0084, 0643; 37: 0477
Japanese tax bill 3: 0341
relief from Japanese, requested by U.S. 31: 0184
status of U.S. missionaries in Japan 37: 0477
UN status of forces agreement•article on 31: 0323
U.S. public opinion on 12:0599
Technical assistance
agreement•Lockheed-Kawasaki 26: 0917
Soviet contribution to UN 26:0056
UN, plan for Far East 32: 0011
UN pledging conference 26: 0056
U.S.
for Europe 26: 0056
for Japan 26: 0056; 32: 0011, 0760; 36: 0872
for the Philippines 18: 0001
Technical information exchange
U.S.-Japanese agreement regarding 29: 0941
Technical Property Committee
U.S. representative to•responsibilities and
authorities of 29: 0941
Technical study tours
by Asians 37: 0708
Technical Task Group
control list•recommendations affecting 26:0867
Territorial questions
U.S.-Japanese 4: 0239
Territorial waters
limitation of•proposal regarding 33: 0825
Territory, Japanese
disposition of 16: 0411,0840; 20: 0763
general 2: 0754
problems regarding 8: 0752; 30: 0281
return of•petitions regarding 22:0244; 23:0001;
24: 0001, 0259; 25: 0001, 0364
transfer to U.S. of 17:0258
Textile design copying
Anglo-Japanese conference on 27:0066; 32:0233
prevention of 27:0066
Textile exports
Japanese•controls on 37:0118
Japanese, to U.S. 37:0178
U.S. Senate bill to subsidize 37: 0118
Textile imports
of British colonial areas 27:0404
Japanese, effect on South Carolina 37:0178
quotas•U.S.-Japanese agreement on 37:0118,0178
Textile industry
Japanese•general 36:0695,0920
Japanese•restrictions on 2:0243
South Korean 7:0700
U.S.^Japanese competition with 37: 0118,0233
U.S.•statistics on 37: 0118
Textile machinery
Philippine market for 32:0523
Textile procurement, U.S.
in Japan 27: 0001,0262,0404
Textile trade problem
U.S.-Japanese 37: 0332
Thailand
automobile tires•smuggling of 16: 0446
economic situation 16:0446
Japanese assets in•disposition of 13: 0735;
30:0036
navy•mutual defense assistance material program
for 33:0281
peace treaty with Great Britain 5: 0484
political situation 16: 0446
rice exports 16: 0446
trade agreement with Japan 16: 0446
troops in Korea•U.S. logistic support for 13: 0735
war claims against Japan 39: 0065
yen debt settlement with Japan 37:0660
Thermal electric loan
application for 32:0758
Timber imports
Japanese, from Alaska 21: 0726; 32: 0448; 37:0178
Titanium
Japanese, purchased for U.S. stockpile 32: 0501
Titanium expansion program
32:0501
Titanium metal sponge
Japanese•U.S. purchase of 27:0465
Tobey, Charles W.
2:0754
Tokyo, Japan
Air Research and Development Command branch
office for 39:0405
ordnance depot facilities in 27:0488
U.S. operations mission in 26: 0637
Tokyo-Kobe toll highway
construction of 26:0805,0949
93
Tonnage dues
assessment of, in Japan 35: 0450
Totalitarianism
in PRC 34: 0824
Tourism industry
in Japan 8: 0001
Toyochira River
pollution of 35: 0001
Trade, Japanese
competition•unfair 27: 0066; 32: 0233
conditions 33: 0722
deal with North Korea 37: 0657
deficit 27: 0118, 0161; 33:0437
foreign 27: 0118, 0262; 30: 0375; 32: 0277
general 8: 0121
with Indochina 19: 0001
negotiations with Cuba 26: 0637
negotiations with USSR 28: 0238
with PRC 1: 0803; 2: 0157; 6: 0022; 26: 0844,0867;
28: 0090; 31: 0001; 33: 0643, 0980
problems 36: 0614
prospects in free Asia 38: 0403
with Southeast Asia 36: 0984; 37: 0664
statistics 13: 0759
with Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands 27: 0632
Trade agreements, Japanese
authority to negotiate 9: 0001
with Brazil 21: 0134
with Ceylon 21: 0134
general 21: 0001
with Mexico 21: 0134
with Nationalist China 19: 0619; 21: 0410
with Thailand 16: 0446
with Uruguay 21: 0410
Trade Agreements Act
27:0161
Trade arrangements
with Brazil 17: 0258
Trade balance
Australian 1: 0156
Trade controls
against Japan 15: 0768
against PRC 1: 0803; 26: 0867; 37: 0001
Trade fairs
U.S. participation in 28: 0087
Trademark laws
Japanese•applicability in Okinawa 29: 0937
Trademarks
Gennan•general 38: 0607
German•vested 29: 0969
Japanese
problems 29: 0969
prohibition of 10: 0460
registered 29: 0969
restrictions on use of 10:0806
vested 29:0969
Trade missions
to PRC•French 37: 0001,0616
to PRC•Japanese 36: 0917
Trade policy, U.S.
27:0161
Trade relations, Japanese
with Chile 21:0726
with Indonesia 16: 0846
with Mexico 17: 0258
with Pakistan 17: 0225
with U.S. 2: 0493; 26: 0392,0917; 31: 0849;
33: 0330
Trade union movement
Communist influence in 27: 0894
Trading with the Enemy Act
amendment to 39: 0045
general 1: 0147
license under•Guaranty Trust Company applies for
39: 0249
Traffic regulations
in Japan•enforcement within U.S. areas and
facilities 35: 0001,0126
Travel
U.S. congressional 3: 0085
Treasury Department, U.S.
embargo on paint brushes 32: 0157
foreign assets control by 27: 0262
redefining fair value in dumping cases•proposal for
27:0066
Treaties
bilateral 39: 0560
Tripartite Commission
meetings 38:0607
rulings 38: 0607
Truman, Harry S
authority to send U.S. armed forces abroad 3: 0001
economic report of 16: 0121
general 16: 0121
Japanese peace treaty•meeting regarding 14: 0001
Japanese peace treaty transmitted to 12:0758
meeting with Elpidio Quirino 16:0121
meeting with John Foster Dulles 15: 0302
San Francisco Conference•plans to attend 16: 0121
Tsushima Island
ROK claim to 9:0577
Tuna Association
U.S.-Japanese 37: 0019
Tuna fish, Japanese
exports to U.S. of 32: 0233
frozen•exports controls on 37:0019
94
customs duties•article on 31:0422
definition of articles 31: 0323
entry and exit permits•article on 31: 0422
financial matters relating to 31: 0422
foreign exchange control•article on 31:0323,
0422
general 31:0537
implementation of 31:0323
imports and customs•article on 31: 0323
Japanese laws•articles on respect for 31:0323,
0422
Japanese text of 31: 0559
labor clauses of 31: 0118, 0559
military currency•article on 31: 0323,0422,
0559
minutes of meetings 31:0323,0559
pending articles•differences in 31:0323
postal facilities•article on 31: 0323, 0422
procurement and taxes•article on 31: 0323,0422
public facilities•article on use of 31: 0323
Special Service Organizations•article on
31:0422
Technical Committee meetings•minutes of
31: 0422
text of 31:0559
technical assistance pledging conference 26: 0056
technical assistance program for the Far East
32:0011
Underdeveloped areas
U.S.aidfor2:0493
UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO)
Japanese membership in 20: 0001
meetings•U.S. participation in 39:1001
Unemployment insurance benefits
28:0629
Unemployment problems
10:0806
"Uniting for Peace" resolution
9: 0001
Universal Copyright Convention
ratification of 29:0982
Universal Teleservice (UNTTEL)
relay network plan for international communications
26:0802
Uranium
acquisition of 39: 0415,0492,0554
Uruguay
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17: 0258
trade agreement with Japan 21: 0410
treaty of friendship, commerce, and navigation with
U.S.31:0806
imports of•general 27:0359
imports of•U.S. tariff on 5: 0049; 16: 0656;
21: 0726; 27:0359; 37:0019
Tuna Ashing
in South Seas 27: 0359
Tuna Industry
Japanese•labor and wages in 37:0019
Japanese sales promotion 37:0019
U.S.•problems of 37:0019
Turkey
Japanese embassy in•opening of 28: 0270
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16: 0424
San Francisco Conference•invitation to attend
17: 0217
U.S. naval vessels loaned to 29:0216
Typhoon Emma
damages to Okinawa caused by 34:0466
Uchinada Proving Grounds
conditions for use of 35: 0040
UN
action in Korea 9: 0577; 19: 0615
Ceylon applies for membership in 1: 0670
charter 12: 0758
Charter Review Conference 39:1019
Chinese representation in 2:0754; 34:0001
Commission on POWs 17: 0051; 18: 0627,0997
economic problems•U.S. handling of 36:0755
forces in Japan
agreement 28: 0142
security of 31: 0422
strength of 31:0323
forces in Korea•reduction of 33:0825
human rights•declaration of 2: 0243,0754
Italian membership in 18: 0476
Japanese alignment with 20:0001
Japanese participation in 1: 0320; 17: 0405;
20: 0402; 23: 0001; 24:0259; 33: 0330,0915;
34: 0001; 37: 0636,0645; 39: 0342,0971,1008
Korean War•^reverses in 20: 0001
membership in, Bandung Conference
recommendations on 34: 0001
membership in, for Japan 17: 0405; 20: 0402;
33:0330,0915; 34: 0001; 37:0636,0645;
39: 0342, 0971,1008
military action in Korea 30:0519
PRC membership in 15:0768
relief programs in Korea 36:0695
ROK membership in 39:0087
Soviet technical assistance contribution to 26:0056
specialized agencies•Japanese participation in
13: 0460
status of forces agreement
articles•list of 31:0559
civil jurisdiction and claims•article on 31:0422
95
U.S. Air Force
facilities•construction in Japan of 31: 0001
MAAG in Japan•participation in 28:0735
purchase of F-86F aircraft in Japan 32:0176
U.S. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Japanese representative visits 37:0452
U.S. Army
enlistment of aliens in 2: 0493
units in Japan•^redeployment of 33:0292
U.S. embassy, Tokyo
economic reports from 30: 0311
weeka reports•^relieved of responsibility for
preparing 30:0313
U.S. government
procurement•rules for 27: 0001
purchasing•preference for domestic products
27:0001
USIE programs
in Japan 21: 0134; 36: 0614
U.S. Information Agency
Japanese newspaper and magazine•plans for
establishment of 33:0224
U.S. Marine Corps
military dependents barred from Japan 38: 0379
U.S. Navy
diesel oil sales to Japanese vessels 32: 0465
material program for Japan 29: 0180
USSR
alliance with PRC 13: 0676; 16: 0054
Americans detained in•negotiations for release of
34: 0824
atomic potential•U.S. evaluation of 34: 0395
attack on U.S. Air Force B-29 aircraft 32: 0117
attack on Yugoslavia•possibility of 16: 0403
attacks on Japan and Formosa•possibility of
1:0803; 3: 0001; 6: 0577
Balkans•buildup offerees in 17: 0141
Council of Foreign Ministers•proposal for
18: 0323, 0627
cyclotron•Japan reports existence of 32: 0734
Dairen•agreement with PRC regarding 13: 0676
diplomatic relations with Japan 33: 0681
disarmament proposals 39: 1019
ECAFE•participation in 28: 0340
Far Eastern policy 15: 0494
fisheries agreement with Japan 28: 0238; 39: 0938
fisheries negotiations with Japan 37: 0645
five power conference•proposal for 34:0824
foreign affairs 6: 0577
Fur Seal Conference•^position on 33: 0116
fur seal negotiations with 33:0116
Geneva Conference•objectives and tactics at
34: 0824
German peace treaty•position on 16: 0001
government•weakness of 28: 0245
hydrogen bomb tests 33:0743
information bulletin 13: 0676
internal affairs 6:0577
Japan•activities in 39: 0978
Japan•negotiations with 39:0352,0938
Japanese air space•violations of 26: 0715
Japanese fishing vessels•seizure of 28:0238
Japanese nationals•detention of 6:0001
Japanese peace treaty
aide-mémoire on 9:0001
amendments to 15:0768
exclusion from 15:0494
negotiations•participation in 22:0192
opposition to 19: 0189
position on 1: 0803; 15:0494,0768; 16: 0001;
18:0323,0627; 19: 0402; 28: 0245
tactics regarding 16: 0054
Japanese POWs in 39:0278
Japanese UN membership•position on 39:1008
Japanese vessels captured by 23: 0001
Japanese war criminals•plans for release of
38: 0317
joint declaration with Japan 39:0916
Korean War•tactics regarding 16: 0054
military attachés•exchange with Japan of 37:0664
occupation of Kurile Islands 6: 0886; 7: 0001;
15: 0494
occupation of Sakhalin Island 6: 0886; 15: 0494
overflights of West Germany by 16: 0488; 17: 0009
policy developments 27:0874
policy toward Japan 33: 0330
propaganda 4: 0239; 15: 0494; 16: 0054, 0403;
18:0323
proposals regarding Japan 4:0239
relations with Japan 28: 0245; 37: 0486,0532, 0645
relations with PRC 16: 0477; 19: 0189
salmon fishing•negotiations with Japan regarding
37: 0486
salmon fishing•restrictions on 37: 0486
San Francisco Conference
delegation to 18:0323
diplomatic maneuvers at 3: 0704
invitation to 15: 0768; 16: 0121
participation in 6: 0577; 16:0424,0432,0436,
0477,0488,0512,0531, 0656, 0840;
17: 0101,0131,0141, 0225,0258, 0402,
0405, 0770; 18: 0001,0323,0476,0605,
0627, 0829, 0940,0997; 19:0001, 0189,
0579,0610,0619,0978,0992; 20:0763
separate peace settlement with Japan 8: 0858
Special UN Fund for Economic Development
(SUNFED)•contribution to 32:0001
technical assistance contribution to UN 26:0056
96
War criminals, German
issue of•guidelines for U.S. delegation to UN
regarding 34:0100
problem of 38:0256
treatment of 34:0125
War criminals, Japanese
amnesty for 34: 0023,0125
Board of Clemency and Parole for 34:0023,0080,
0100,0172
cases against, reviewed by Board of Clemency and
Parole 34:0100
clemency and parole of 38: 0317
decisions regarding, by Board of Clemency and
Parole 34:0172
disposition of 38: 0317
general 11:0001; 15:0001,0768; 31:0849
Japanese peace treaty terms regarding 14: 0196
parole of•Allied discussions regarding 34:0080,
0100,0125
parole of•general 39: 0065
release of
Japanese position on 34: 0080,0100,0125,0172
Japanese request for 37: 0532; 38: 0256,0317;
39:0978
by the Netherlands 39:0916
petitions for 23: 0001; 24: 0001,0259; 25: 0001,
0364
plans for 28: 0047
proposal for 33:0330; 34:0125
Soviet plans for 38:0317
removal of remains of, in U.S. 29: 0749
status of 34: 0125
treatment of 34: 0125
War dead
removal of Japanese, in U.S. 29:0680,0749
Warner, Langdon
memorial service for 33:0041
War Relocation Centers, U.S.
deaths of Japanese internees in 29: 0749
War reparations
Japanese 1: 0001,0156,0561,0596, 0803; 2: 0243,
0493; 4:0239, 0793; 5: 0484, 0775; 6: 0001,
0022,0319, 0515; 7: 0556; 9: 0001,0433;
10:0066,0806; 11:0430; 12:0001,0512,0758;
13:0001,0065,0731; 14: 0001,0196,0471,
0576, 0672,0750; 15: 0302; 16: 0121,0432,
0531,0656,0846; 17: 0009,0101,0141, 0405,
0770, 0783; 18: 0001, 0837; 19: 0001,0189,
0579,0619; 20:0001,0402,0512,0763;
21:0001,0134,0410,0726; 24:0001; 25:0001;
28:0047,0228; 30: 0001, 0076,0319; 31: 0849;
32:0523; 33:0330; 38:0543,0547, 0554, 0578,
0595; 39:0034,0065,0110,0178,0195,0206
trade talks with Japan 28:0238
Versailles Peace Conference of 1919•participation
in 15:0768
war with Japan•role in 4:0239
weather control at Little America•participation in
39: 0405
World War II•entry into 32:0792
Utilities claims negotiations
U.S.-ROK 36: 0614
Uyemura, Kentaro
visit to U.S. 37: 0916
Velveteens
import duties on•U.S. Tariff Commission
recommends increase in 37: 0332
Italian exports to U.S.•ceiling on 37:0332
Venezuela
Japanese peace treaty•position on 10:0045
San Francisco Conference•participation in 17:0258
Versailles Peace Conference (1919)
Russian participation in 15: 0768
Vested hinds
Japanese•U.S. release of 5:0484
Veterans
widows and orphans of•requests for relief 24: 0259
Vietmlnh
negotiations with 6:0503
Vietnam, North
general 6: 0503
Japanese peace treaty•position on 17: 0131
mobilization decree 6:0503
Vietnam, South
atomic energy negotiations with 37: 0718
Japanese peace treaty•position on 19: 0001,0189
Japanese war reparations to 39: 0195
Pacific Pact•requests inclusion in 19: 0001
sovereignty over Paracel Islands•claim to 19:0001
Vinson, Carl
3:0001
Voice of America
2: 0754
Vorys, John M.
3:0001
Wages
in tuna industry 37:0019
War crimes
judgments•Japanese acceptance of 16: 0518
program•administration of 38: 0317
statistics 38: 0317
trials•availability of information on, to Japanese
government 37:0437
trials•documents relating to 32:0792; 33:0001
97
Waterproof cloth imports
U.S.tariffon27:0404
Waterways Experiment Station
request for training at 26: 0056
Watkins, Arthur
3:0001
Weapons development programs
U.S.-Dutch 29:0172
. U.S.-French 29: 0172
Weather control
at Little America•Soviet participation in 39: 0405
Weather ships
Japanese•general 35: 0535
Japanese•U.S. title to 30: 0367
Wedemeyer report
2: 0754
Whaling convention
adherence to 20: 0178, 0402
Wheat
exports to Japan 26: 0335
U.S. sales to Japan 26: 0805; 32: 0081
U.S. sales to Yugoslavia 26: 0570
Wheat-yen arrangements
IBRD proposal for 26: 0026
WHO
Japanese membership in 16: 0436; 19: 0610, 0992;
20: 0001, 0178
WUcox, Francis
3: 0001; 13: 0001
Wiley, Alexander
3:0001
Wilson, Charles
U.S. redeployment plans•announcement of
33: 0292
Women's International League for Peace and
Freedom
29: 0505
Women's Republican Club
speeches 30: 0375
Woodpulp
Japanese allocation of dollars for purchase of
26: 0917
Wool
fabrics•U.S. production of woven 37: 0305
fabric tariff quota•allocation of 37:0305
sweaters•Japanese imports of 37: 0305
textiles•GATT reservations in 37: 0305
Worker's rights
in Okinawa 34: 0508
World Congress of Free Nations
8:0121
World Federation of Trade Unions, Communist
Asian representatives of 27: 0894
World peace
petitions regarding 22: 0244; 23: 0001; 24: 0001,
0259
World Peace Council
general 17:0131
Japanese peace treaty•declaration on 19:0579
World War H
origins of•Pacific Theater 30: 0316
Soviet entry into•release of official records on
32:0792
Wrigley Chewing Gum
establishment of plant in Japan by 26: 0903,0917
Yalta agreements
3:0001;4:0633;15:0494
Yokohama port facilities
request for release of 23: 0001
Yokohama Specie Bank
assets of 30: 0036
Swiss franc accounts in•British claim to 15: 0001
vested accounts in the U.S. 39: 0034
Yokosuka Prison
inspection of 33:0825; 39: 0622
Yoshida, Shigeru
Dulles, John Foster•meeting with 7: 0437, 0556;
31:0849
general 16: 0293
overthrow or retirement of•consequences of
28:0278
Ridgway, Matthew•correspondence with 13: 0108;
16:0293
visit to Canada 28: 0047
visit to U.S. 28: 0047; 31: 0849
Yugoslavia
Japanese peace treaty•position on 16: 0477
loan from IBRD•request for 16:0403
relations with Japan 30: 0502
San Francisco Conference•declines invitation to
16:0477; 19:0189
Soviet attack on•possibility of 16: 0403
termination of state of war with Japan 16:0403,
0477; 30: 0502
U.S. wheat and cotton sales to 26: 0570
Zenchuro strike
28:0629
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