Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, China and Japan, Volume XIV, Part 2

United States Relations with and Policies Toward Japan

Conclusion (and later partial revision) of an Administrative Agreement between the United States and Japan; interest of the United States in the Japan-Republic of China peace treaty; entry into force of the Peace and Security Treaties with Japan; the NSC 125 series; interest of the United States in Japanese rearmament and in retention of the Bonin and Ryukyu Islands; conclusion of a Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement with Japan; the question of economic and military assistance to Japan; position of the United States regarding its trade with and investment in Japan; position of the United States with regard to Japan’s relations with the Republic of Korea; the Fukuryu Maru incident1

[732] No. 732
The Ambassador in Japan (Allison) to the Department of State

Tokyo, January 12, 1954—7 p.m.

794.5 MSP/1–1254: Telegram

[733] No. 733
Memorandum by the Deputy Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Robertson)

[Washington,] January 13, 1954.

794.5 MSP/12–3053

[734] No. 734
Memorandum of Conversation, by the Chief of the Japanese Finance and Trade Section, Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (Cronk)

[Washington,] February 15, 1954.

794.5/2–1554

[735] No. 735
Memorandum of Conversation, by Alice L. Dunning of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs

[Washington,] February 16, 1954.

FE files, lot 55 D 480

[736] No. 736
Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Robertson) to the Acting Secretary of State

[Washington,] February 16, 1954.

794C.0221/2–1654

[737] No. 737
Memorandum of Discussion at the 185th Meeting of the National Security Council, Washington, February 17, 1954

Washington, February 17, 1954

Eisenhower Library, Eisenhower papers, Whitman file

[738] No. 738
Editorial Note

[739] No. 739
Memorandum by the Acting Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Robertson)

[Washington,] February 24, 1954.

794.5/2–2454

[740] No. 740
Memorandum by the Acting Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Robertson)

[Washington,] February 25, 1954.

794.56/2–2554

[741] No. 741
Memorandum by the Acting Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Robertson)

[Washington,] February 26, 1954.

794.5 MSP/2–2654

[742] No. 742
Memorandum by Alice L. Dunning of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs to the Acting Director of That Office (McClurkin)

[Washington,] March 1, 1954.

794.5 MSP/3–154

[747] No. 747
Memorandum by the Acting Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Robertson)

[Washington,] March 10, 1954.

894.062/3–1054

[748] No. 748
Memorandum by the Acting Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to Frederick E. Nolting, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Mutual Security Affairs

[Washington,] March 12, 1954.

794.5 MSP/3–1254

[756] No. 756
Memorandum by the Acting Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs (McClurkin) to the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (Drumright)

Washington, April 14, 1954.

FE files, lot 55 D 480

Continued from Foreign Relations, 1951, vol. vi, Part 1, pp. 777 ff. For documentation on U.S. interest in the admission of Japan to the United Nations, see vol. iii, pp. 802 ff. For documentation on U.S. interest in the admission of Japan to GATT, see vol. i, Part 1, pp. 114 ff.↩