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Effective Atom Bomb Ban Sought By Kennedy And Ikeda
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Ikeda called for an effective treaty banning nuclear weapons with robust inspection. They announced a joint U.S.–Japan committee to coordinate trade and economic policy, meeting yearly in both nations, and discussed Japan’s sensitivity to nuclear testing. Ikeda remarked on fair access to Japan’s trade, and said Eisenhower would likely welcome a visit to Japan.
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