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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1981

Page

21

Why all the fuss over Japan nuclear arms

The May 18 fracas in Tokyo centers on former U S ambassador Edwin O Reischauer saying American warships may carry nuclear weapons in Japanese waters. Japanese officials and lawmakers denounced him while the United States refused to discuss locations. Two theories loom: a breach of diplomatic etiquette or internal political turmoil over the nuclear issue. Reischauer and others note prior statements acknowledging the practice since 1974.

Tokyo Mainichi U.S Japan Edwin O. Reischauer America Reischauer Diet Kiichi Miyazawa Sunao Sonoda Gerald Sutton State Department Richard Holbrooke Carter Belmont Mass Gene LaRocque Japanese LaRocque United States Tokyo Harbor

Editor Firing Not Due To Political Pressure in Johannesburg

London paper reports Rand Daily Mail editor Allister Sparks was dismissed amid financial losses and dwindling circulation. New editor Tertius Myburgh pledges to continue Sparks policy and reject government interference while SAAN denies political motivation. Gandar backs SAAN stance, noting past confrontations with prime ministers.

London Daily Telegraph Johannesburg South Africa Allister Sparks Rand Daily Mail Tertius Myburgh Sparks Associated Myburgh The Sunday Times Laurence Gandar Gandar

Mao Cult Fueled Image as Death Fades in China

The Chinese Communist Party stated that Mao Zedong himself enjoyed and encouraged a personality cult that elevated him to nearly godlike status among the populace before his death in 1976.

Peking China Communist Party Mao Tse-tung

Yokosuka Sailor Protest Over Nuclear Weapons Stationing

Japanese demonstrators chant protest slogans as the U S aircraft carrier returns to its home port at Yokosuka amid controversy over alleged nuclear weapons on Japanese soil defying Tokyo’s ban.

U.S Yokosuka Japan Tokyo

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