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Kissinger Says U S Will Stand Firm in Asia and Seek European Balance
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger spoke at the Japan Society dinner reaffirming U S commitments to Japan and Asia while supporting detente with China and the Soviet Union. He urged opposing any power or group trying to pressure Asia, noted improved U S Japanese ties, and warned against repeating 1973 soy bean export controls. He proposed joint research with Japan on new energy forms and nuclear fuel production and left the door open to relations with Communist governments in Vietnam and Cambodia if they moderate policies.
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