Premier affirms U S Japan ties in Satos interview
In a first press interview since Nixon’s new economic policy, Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said the United States and Japan remain in the same ship, with no disunderstanding in their alliance. He warned repercussions will be far reaching yet urged continued frank talks, defense cooperation, and cautious restraint on China policy while denying any Japanese militarism or ambitions in Taiwan or Korea.
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Sato Discusses Japan’s Militant Past and U.S. Ties
In an interview, Prime Minister Sato defends Japan's non nuclear stance and denies plans for military expansion. He cites China’s Chou En-lai's criticisms, reiterates belief in one China, and underscores a close, pre-consulted relationship with President Nixon while noting limited hope for a U.S.-Soviet-Japan move on security alignments.
UN pact bars Red China from UN admits Formosan envoy says
Ambassador James Shen told the American Legion convention that the United Nations charter disqualifies Red China from membership. He argued the BASIC principles and UN records already brand Beijing as an aggressor and genocide criticizes appeasement in U S policy toward Red China. Shen warned expulsion of a founding member is possible if the charter is ignored.
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After Viet election force the U S ponders next move
The United States failed to secure a free South Vietnamese presidential race and now faces a dilemma over speeding troop withdrawal and the fate of two decades of effort. In South Vietnam Ky seeks power perhaps via coup while Minh accuses Thien of rigging. The 1971 vote echoes 1966 crisis with Buddhists a political religious force.
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Emperor Hirohito visit eyed amid Nixon trip plans
He wished the press could understand better and announced he would not go to Washington with his cabinet this month. He hoped for a formal state visit by Emperor Hirohito to Washington, to be followed by President Nixon visiting Japan, but not while Nixon was en route to Peking. He urged not to mix events.
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