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U S and Japan Agree to Consult on Asia Peace
President Kennedy and Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda announced plans to consult closely on Asia and to pursue peace efforts. They established joint committees on trade education and science, stressed aid to developing nations, and outlined a broader collaboration framework amid talks on a nuclear test ban and China. Ikeda highlighted Japan’s growing economy and readiness to contribute to free-world efforts. He also addressed Congress and spoke at the National Press Club before planned U.N. talks.
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