JAPAN
Addresses
Automotive Imports and Foreign Investment in U.S.: Marvin T. Runyon, 11722 [7MY]
Bloodless Pearl Harbor: Bosworth M. Todd, Jr., 14709 [4JN]
Space Exploration: James M. Beggs, 34105 [4DE]
U.S. and Japan—Relationship at a Crossroads: Senator Rockefeller, 28755 [21OC]
Amendments
Foreign trade: violations of agreement on semiconductors (S. Res. 164), 6352, 6407 [19MR]
Japan: fishery agreement (H.R. 3674), 36314, 36324 [18DE]
Analyses
Japanese Defense Spending Increase, 16750 [18JN]
Articles and editorials
Action, Please, 12027
Americans Who Lobby for Japan, 12225 [12MY]
America's Friends—Doing What Its Enemies Could Not Do for Themselves, 18670 [1JY]
Arms Deficit—Japan's Real Competitive Edge Is That the U.S. Pays for Its Defense, 11591 [6MY]
Astonishing Spread of Anti-Jewish Literature in Japan, 20295 [20JY]
Bizarre Deal Diverts Vital Tools to Russians, 16981-16983 [23JN]
Caucus & Co. Orients the East, 32559-32561 [17NO]
Chips at Stake—Japan Needs Some Shaking Up Over Trade, 8917 [9AP]
Fair Trade Frenzy, 14589 [3JN]
Federation Promotes U.S. Meats in Japan, 13844 [27MY]
Fight Over Fighters?, 20374 [21JY]
First Practical Device Made of Ceramic Superconductor, 14045 [28MY]
For Sale—America, 24669-24673 [21SE]
Foreign Pull Is Unlikely To Uproot Policy on Food, 31898 [13NO]
Friend in Tokyo, 2645 [3FE], 3406 [17FE]
FSX Problem—Big Gaps Between Japan's and U.S. Side's Plans for ``Joint Development,'' Even Though Same Terminology Used, 20375 [21JY]
Gene Squad—Japanese Now Target Another Field the U.S. Leads—Biotechnology, 35958-35959 [17DE], 36203 [18DE]
Had Destroyed Secret Contracts—Whole Company's Involvement in Illegal Exports by Toshiba Machine Is Substantiated, 16829 [19JN]
Hanoi's Broken Promise, 25500 [29SE]
Headline-Grabbing Foreign Investment, 23680 [9SE]
History Lessons We Failed To Learn, 30977 [5NO]
Honda's Cash Goes a Long Way in the USA, 28168 [15OC]
Japan Could Win Superconductor Race With U.S., Scientists Warn, 11895 [11MY]
Japan Gains From American Embargo, 25500 [29SE]
Japan Gains From American Embargo Against Nicaragua, 16752 [18JN]
Japan Is Racing To Commercialize New Superconductors, 7724 [1AP]
Japan Problem, 13639 [21MY], 19329 [10JY]
Japan Raids—Toshiba Charged—Firm Accused of Selling ``Silent Sub'' Machinery, 13185 [20MY]
Japan Remains Hopeful It Can Build FSX Fighter, 20373 [21JY]
Japan Roils the Markets, 30979 [5NO]
Japan Tightens Reins on Sensitive Goods After Unauthorized Exports to the Soviets, 13187 [20MY]
Japan Tries To Automate Tedious Job of Reading Human Genetic Blueprint, 36205 [18DE]
Japan Worries That Scandal Has Hurt Relations With United States, 20375 [21JY]
Japan—a Long Way to Go on Defense—It Uses Allies Burden as Edge to Dominate Marketplace, 12921 [19MY]
Japanese Companies Violated Trade Laws, Commerce Says, 33104 [20NO]
Japan's Foreign Trade Policy, 10528 [29AP]
Japan's Policies Are Expansionary, 11727 [7MY]
Japan's Smokestack Industries Pin Hopes on Research, 9669 [23AP]
Japan's Subsidies to Farmers Reap Domestic Discord, 10101 [28AP]
Japan's ``Technopolis'' Program May Give Americans a Much Needed High-Tech Jolt, 4720 [3MR]
Japan's Technopolis Program May Give Americans a Much-Needed High-Tech Jolt, 19062 [8JY]
Japan's Wishful Thinking, 4657 [3MR]
Kansai Shunning Foreign Firms—Phase-Two Airport Contracts To Be Handed to Japanese, 12434 [14MY]
Looming Crisis With Bonn and Tokyo, 31713 [10NO]
Lyng in Tokyo, Is Rebuffed in Call To Open Food Markets, 10101 [28AP]
Lyng Warns of Effects of Japanese Inaction, 10101 [28AP]
Methods for Illegal Trade With Soviet Union—Confession of a Principal in Toshiba Machine Case, 22903-22908 [6AU]
Micron Technology Says Japanese Firms Still Violate Chip Pact, 6351, 6353 [19MR]
Micron—Invoice Pegs Japanese to Violation, 6351, 6353 [19MR]
MITI Role Seen in Toshiba Case, 14792 [4JN]
Modest Proposal for Japan, 23386 [7AU]
Myth of a Postindustrial Economy, 24799-24801 [22SE]
Nakasone Asserts Toshiba Betrayed Japan With Sales, 20079 [15JY]
Nakasone Calls Illegal Sales a ``Betrayal'', 20079 [15JY]
Nakasone Rules Out Quick Decision on FSX, 20374 [21JY]
Nakasone Vows Swift Prosecution for Toshiba, 13186 [20MY]
No More Mr. Nice Guy, 19449 [10JY]
Opposition's Ox Walk Delays Nakasone Tax Bill, 9375 [23AP]
Rice Plot, 1087-1089 [8JA], 2945-2947 [4FE]
Rise and Fall of a $400 Million Dream, 34095 [4DE]
Sony Chief Says U.S. Firms Need To Take Longer View, 5497 [11MR]
Study Warns of Economic Collapse—Trade Imbalances Seen as Big Danger, 35975 [17DE]
Sumo Exports, 14210 [2JN]
Superconductor Breakthrough Reported Near, 14045 [28MY]
Tokyo's Motivation on Bilateral Loans? U.S. Says It's Exports, 16793 [18JN]
Toshiba, Norway Unit Assailed in Soviet Sale, 13187 [20MY]
Toshiba Aided Soviets With Sub Technology, 13185 [20MY]
Toshiba Broke COCOM Rules in 1984 Also, 16828 [19JN]
Toshiba Case—Japanese Firms' Push To Sell to Soviets Led to Security Breaches, 22908-22910 [6AU]
Toshiba Corp. Sales to Communist Nations, 14766 [4JN]
Toshiba Faces Penalties for Technology Sale to USSR, John E. Peterson, Detroit (MI) News, 13187 [20MY]
Toshiba Machine Carried Out Illegal Exports in 1984, Too—Four ``Five-Axis'' Machine Tools to Soviet Union—MITI Checking Into Additional Sanctions, 16828 [19JN]
Toshiba Whistle-Blower Defends Decision To Expose Company—His Motive, He Says, Was To Protect Security of Japan and Free World, 22910 [6AU]
True Cost of Trade Protection, 9351 [22AP]
Turning Japan Into an Importing Nation, 10102 [28AP]
U.S.' Allies Urge Fresh Look at World Monetary System—Europe Seeks To Get off Currency Roller Coaster by Lessening Role of U.S. Dollar, 30978 [5NO]
U.S.' Allies Urge Fresh Look at World Monetary System—Japan Willing To Prop Up Dollar, but Says U.S. Must Tackle Its Own Deficits, 30978 [5NO]
U.S. and Japan in Economic and Educational Competition, 8750 [9AP]
U.S. Chip Industry's Gloomy Future, 12918 [19MY]
U.S. Economy, 10506 [29AP]
U.S. Ponders Move Against Japanese on Computer Chips, 6523 [23MR]
U.S. Program Still on Launchpad as World Takes Off Into Space, 6909 [25MR]
U.S. Sales of Supercomputers to Japan, 10257 [28AP]
U.S. Urges Japan To Import Jet Fighter Rather Than Develop One Domestically, 20373 [21JY]
U.S. Warns Japanese on Airport Commitment, 12434 [14MY]
United States, Japan Wrestle Over Who Will Build Jet, 20372 [21JY]
USDA Contract Goes to Japanese Firm, 13284 [20MY]
Vietnam To Make Honda Motorcycles, 22957 [6AU]
W. Va. Could Learn From Korea, Japan, 2646 [3FE]
When Tokyo Picks Up the Tab, 24673 [21SE], 31722 [10NO]
Why U.S. Treats Japan So Gently, 10598 [29AP]
Bills and resolutions
Airport and Airway Improvement Act: restrictions on foreign business participation in federally funded projects (see S. 764)
Construction industry: negotiations to remove Japanese restrictions preventing U.S. firms from competitively bidding on public projects (see H. Con. Res. 132)
Defense: encourage increased security spending (see H.R. 2549), 14058 [28MY]
———expenditures (see H.J. Res. 327)
Dept. of Defense: prohibit purchase of products manufactured by Toshiba Corp. or Kongsberg Vaapenfabrik Co. (see H.R. 3000)
———prohibit purchasing from Toshiba Corp. (see H.R. 2948)
———sale of AEGIS weapon system (see H.R. 3724)
Executive departments: prohibit procurement of goods and services from Japanese sources (see H.R. 3756)
Fair Trade in Auto Parts Act: enact (see S. 1280)
Fish and fisheries: condemning violations by Japanese fishing fleets of boundaries established for legitimate conservation purposes (see S. Res. 298)
Foreign Primary Dealer and Bank National Treatment Act: enact (see S. 1101)
Foreign relations: negotiations with participating common defense alliance countries (see H. Con. Res. 139)
Foreign trade: sense of Congress relative to trade barriers Japan places on competitive agricultural exports from U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 128)
———violations of agreement on semiconductors (see S. Res. 164)
Hazardous substances: transportation of plutonium between the U.S. and Japan (see H.R. 3796)
Iron and steel industry: unfair trade practices (see H.R. 2062)
Military assistance: financial support for U.S. naval forces in the Persian Gulf (see H. Res. 249)
National defense: annual security fee to U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 62)
———increase spending (see H.R. 1405)
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 410, 411)
POW's: suit by certain U.S. prisoners held during World War II (see H.R. 2244)
Toshiba Corp.: import ban (see S. 1399; H.R. 2698)
Trade Act: appoint U.S. distributors of Japanese automobiles (see H.R. 1399)
Trade negotiations (see S. Res. 51)
Treaties: U.S.-Japan International Fishery Agreement (see H.R. 3674)
U.S. Trade Representative: investigation of Japanese trade barriers (see S. 1086)
Veterans: establish benefits for death victims of ionizing radiation (see H.R. 1811)
Vietnam: trade (see S. Res. 271)
World War II: payments to U.S. citizens and permanent residents suffering from injuries attributable to atomic bomb explosions in Hiroshima and Nagasaki (see H.R. 688)
Books
``Japanese Conspiracy, Their Plot To Dominate Industry Worldwide and How To Deal With It'', 32682 [18NO]
Cables
Utilization of second generation and resident national Japanese in U.S. during war: Government of Japan, 24284, 24294 [17SE]
Chronologies
Efforts to gain U.S. access to Kansai International Airport project, 2237-2238 [29JA]
Descriptions
Legislation affecting U.S. competitiveness in world markets, 10570 [29AP]
Hearings
Committee on Foreign Affairs: developments in U.S.-Japan economic relations (testimony), D279 [23AP]
Committee on Labor and Human Resources: market-oriented sector specific talks between the U.S. and Japan and their effect on U.S. employment in the auto parts industry (testimony), D207 [30MR]
Committee on the Judiciary (House): Japanese-made digital audio tape impact on U.S. recording industry (testimony), D230 [2AP]
Committee on the Judiciary (Senate): Japanese-made digital audio tape impact on U.S. recording industry (testimony), D230 [2AP]
Letters
Bilateral semiconductor arrangement: Senator Byrd, 10639 [30AP]
Consortium with Japan on telecommunications services: Dept. of Commerce, 5972 [17MR]
———Margaret Thatcher, 5972 [17MR]
———Senators Murkowski, Stevens, and Representative Don Young, 5973 [17MR]
Diversion of technology by Toshiba Corp. and Kongsberg Vaapenfabrik Co. to Soviet Union: Johan J. Holst, 22770 [6AU]
———Motoo Shiina, 21820 [31JY]
———Nobuo Matsunaga, 22771 [6AU]
———several Senators, 21820 [31JY]
———several Senators and Representatives, 16829 [19JN]
Foreign competition with U.S.-made items: Senator Kasten, 16104 [16JN]
Gephardt amendment: American Agriculture Movement, Inc., 10501 [29AP]
———American Farm Bureau Federation, 10504 [29AP]
Japanese automobile imports, 20215 [17JY]
Purchase of Sony Corp. optical disk system for storing patent information: James E. Verity, Jr., Sec. of Commerce, 32681 [18NO]
U.S. trade imbalance with Japan: Senator Metzenbaum, 36629 [19DE]
U.S.-Japan Nuclear Cooperation Agreement: several Senators, 36184 [18DE]
U.S.-Japan trading relationship: Senators Dole, Danforth, Byrd, and Bentsen, 9374 [23AP], 20470 [21JY]
World trade: Yoshio Takeuchi, Kansai International Airport Co., 17522, 17523 [25JN]
Lists
Japanese technological capabilities to be tapped by the Strategic Defense Initiative Office: Dept. of Defense, 24373 [17SE]
Toshiba Corp., major consolidated subsidiaries, 20079 [15JY]
Meetings
Committee on Finance: Japanese violations of the U.S.-Japan agreement on semiconductors (S. Res. 164), D137 [11MR], D164 [18MR]
Memorials of legislature
California, 30764 [4NO]
Messages
Agreement With Japan on Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy: President Reagan, 31398 [9NO], 31522 [10NO]
Governing Fishery Agreement With Japan: President Reagan, 32035 [17NO]
Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 34942 [10DE]
U.S.-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program: President Reagan (transmittal), 11896 [11MY]
Papers
Japan Should Enter a Guilty Plea, 10590 [29AP]
Trade Imbalance: Representative Richardson, 15597 [11JN]
U.S. Trade Deficit: Made in America, 10589 [29AP]
Press releases
No concession to U.S. on new Kansai Airport—Construction Minister clarifies view, 12435 [14MY]
Remarks in House
Agriculture: trade policies, 1087 [8JA]
Business: investment in U.S., 12230 [12MY]
Competition: high technology cities, 19062 [8JY]
Computers: foreign trade, 32680 [18NO]
Dartmouth College: Tuck School of Business' formation of School of International Management in Japan, 38292 [22DE]
Defense: expenditures, 8555 [8AP], 17093 [23JN]
———expenditures (H.J. Res. 327), 18668-18672 [1JY]
Defense spending: annual security fee to U.S. (H. Con. Res. 62), 15376 [10JN]
———increase budget, 16747, 16748, 16749, 16750-16754 [18JN]
———sharing costs, 30936 [4NO]
Dept. of Agriculture: award of contract to Japanese firm, 13284 [20MY]
Dept. of Defense: sale of AEGIS weapon system (H.R. 3724), 34578 [9DE]
———severance pay, 17963 [29JN]
———U.S. troop levels, 11833-11842 [8MY]
Economic conditions, 1692 [21JA]
———cooperation with U.S., 31713 [10NO]
———modernization efforts, 4720 [3MR]
———monetary policy, 30975-30980 [5NO]
Electronic industry: semiconductor foreign trade practices, 7709 [1AP]
Executive departments: prohibit procurement of goods and services from Japanese sources (H.R. 3756), 35016 [11DE]
Foreign countries: control over banking and finance, 12334 [13MY]
Foreign relations: free trade, 7679 [1AP]
———financial support for U.S. naval forces in the Persian Gulf (H. Res. 249), 23490 [7AU]
———public works contracts, 34053-34055 [3DE]
Foreign trade, 23386 [7AU]
———agreement, 34352 [8DE]
———ban Toshiba products, 21165 [28JY]
———barriers on U.S. agricultural products (H. Con. Res. 128), 13123 [20MY]
———cost of protecting U.S. jobs, 9351 [22AP], 24668 [21SE]
———deficit, 2945 [4FE], 3959 [24FE], 13834 [27MY], 35454 [14DE], 31722 [10NO]
———efforts to enhance image as U.S. trading partner, 4142 [26FE]
———eliminate surpluses, 6924 [25MR]
———enhance U.S. competitiveness (H.R. 3), 10866 [30AP]
———Japanese bilateral trade relationship, 6957 [26MR]
———nations that deny fair market opportunities, 25968 [1OC]
———semiconductor agreement, 6446 [19MR], 8071 [6AP], 8917 [9AP]
———semiconductor antidumping enforcement agreement (H. Res. 127), 6431 [19MR]
———U.S. competitiveness and management, 10279 [28AP]
———U.S. sanctions, 7337 [31MR], 8081 [7AP], 9700 [24AP], 10598 [29AP]
———U.S. sanctions against microchips, 15498 [11JN]
———unfair practices, 19101 [9JY], 30600 [3NO], 32074 [17NO], 33003 [20NO]
Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce: sister city relationship with Hiroshima Chamber of Commerce & Industry, 18841 [7JY]
Hazardous substances: transportation of plutonium between the U.S. and Japan (H.R. 3796), 36512 [18DE]
Hiroshima medical team: recognize, 14071 [28MY]
Honda Motor Co.: investment in U.S., 25053 [23SE], 28168 [15OC]
International Whaling Commission: compliance, 10177 [28AP], 10940 [4MY], 11302 [6MY], 12332 [13MY], 13982 [28MY], 15228 [10JN], 24574 [21SE]
Iran: Japanese trade embargo, 34769 [14DE]
Iron and steel industry: Government initiatives, 9669 [23AP]
———unfair trade practices (H.R. 2062), 9688 [23AP]
Iwo Jima: anniversary of battle, 3319 [11FE]
J.T. Handy Co., Crisfield, MD: tribute, 25346 [25SE]
Japan Week L.A.: observance, 14085 [28MY]
Kansai Airport project: U.S. contracts, 2499 [3FE]
Marine mammals: Japanese industry, 13768 [27MY]
Matsui Osk: tribute, 29757 [28OC]
Motor vehicles: foreign trade, 12414 [13MY]
———open market to U.S. products (H.R. 1399), 4801 [4MR]
National defense: study of expense for U.S. national security interests in Far East, 11135 [5MY]
———technology, 29716-29718 [28OC]
———Toshiba Electronics Co. sale of technology to Soviet Union, 14717 [4JN]
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: designate (S.J. Res. 105), 33674 [2DE]
Ohio: investment by Honda North America, Inc, 28168 [15OC]
Pearl Harbor Day: observance, 34276 [7DE]
Religion: anti-Semitism, 20295 [20JY]
Superconductivity, 7723-7726 [1AP], 14045 [28MY]
Tariff: penalty, 9284 [22AP]
Taxation: depreciation on buildings in U.S. constructed with Japanese materials or services, 33047 [20NO]
Television: Asia Business News project, 14553 [3JN]
Toshiba Corp.: economic sanctions, 21286 [28JY]
———diversion of technology to the Soviet Union, 14765-14768 [4JN], 17053 [23JN], 18356 [30JN], 19100 [9JY], 20319 [21JY], 22770 [6AU]
———officials implicated in facilitating industrial espionage, 14791 [4JN]
———import ban, 18655 [1JY], 22223 [4AU], 23021, 23027, 23028 [7AU]
———import ban (H.R. 2698), 19834 [15JY], 23451 [7AU]
Trade Act: amend (H.R. 1514), 5268 [10MR]
———U.S.-Japan International Fishery Agreement (H.R. 3674), consideration (H. Res. 337), 36306 [18DE]
U.S. relations, 27931 [14OC]
Uchida, Yoshihiro: tribute, 4030 [24FE]
Veterans: establish benefits for disease victims of ionizing radiation (H.R. 1811), 6728 [25MR], 21305-21310 [28JY]
Watkins, Robert: role as trade negotiator, 26745 [7OC]
World Historic Cities Conference: Boston and Jerusalem not represented at Kyoto, 30955 [5NO]
World War II: anniversary of atomic bomb on Hiroshima, 23070 [7AU]
Remarks in Senate
Agriculture: quotas on U.S. beef, 36256 [18DE]
Air Force: purchase of supercomputers, 35766 [16DE]
Airport and Airway Improvement Act: restrictions on foreign business participation in federally funded projects (S. 764), 6030 [18MR], 8899 [9AP]
Boeing aircraft: purchase, 31155 [5NO]
Coal: exports to Japan, 20398 [21JY]
Communications: insure 33% equity participation by foreign firms in construction of fiber optic cable across Pacific Ocean, 6352 [19MR]
Cuba: foreign trade, 3405 [17FE]
Customs: fraud, 34231 [4DE]
———fraud and violations in the clothing industry, 29901 [29OC], 33537 [1DE]
———substandard bolts, 33172 [20NO]
Dartmouth College: international management MBA Program in Japan, 34549 [9DE]
Defense budget: share cost with allies, 12920 [19MY], 26861 [7OC], 35976-35980 [17DE]
Digital audio recording devices: require inclusion of copy-code scanners (S. 506), 4384 [26FE]
Education: enhance U.S. competitiveness, 8750 [9AP]
———Japan fellowships, 5380 [11MR]
Fair Trade in Auto Parts Act: enact (S. 1280), 13747 [27MY]
Fish and fisheries: condemning violations by Japanese fishing fleets of boundaries established for legitimate conservation purposes (S. Res. 298), 28291 [16OC]
———plastic drift nets (S. 62), 522 [6JA]
———squid fleets, 23120 [7AU]
Foreign Primary Dealer and Bank National Treatment Act: enact (S. 1101), 10117 [28AP]
Foreign relations: economic and security relationships, 28755 [21OC]
———interests in the Asia-Pacific region, 20589 [21JY]
Foreign trade: agreements, 10872-10873, 10878 [1MY], 10882 [1MY]
———authorize negotiations of reciprocal agreements (S. 1420), 19246 [9JY]
———barriers and high tariffs on U.S. agricultural products, 18407, 18409-18412 [1JY]
———cooperation, 31155 [5NO]
———fair practices in telecommunications industry, 12298 [13MY]
———import of U.S. rice, 12027 [12MY]
———Japan-Cuba relationship, 2645 [3FE]
———Japanese policy toward U.S., 1456 [20JA], 4656 [3MR], 7838 [2AP], 13234 [20MY], 14708 [4JN], 19349 [10JY]
———Kansai Airport public works project, 33078 [20NO]
———motor vehicles, 12624 [15MY]
———negotiations (S. Res. 51), 799 [6JA]
———open market to U.S. agricultural products, 10100 [28AP]
———purchases of supercomputers by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Air Force, 35766 [16DE]
———sale of U.S. vehicles, 18451 [1JY]
———semiconductor agreement, 6523 [23MR], 7431, 7432 [31MR], 10639 [30AP]
———summit, 9373 [23AP]
———support negotiations (S. Res. 51), 799 [6JA]
———U.S. Rice (S. 500), 18581 [1JY]
———U.S. tobacco products, 10933 [1MY]
———U.S. trade imbalance, 36629 [19DE]
———U.S. Trade Representative investigation of restrictive practices (S. 1086), 9436 [23AP]
———violations of agreement on semiconductors (S. Res. 164), 5118 [10MR], 6347, 6352-6354 [19MR], 9199 [22AP]
Genetic engineering: national policy, 35954 [17DE]
Government securities: foreign investments, 9203 [22AP]
Hawaii: authorize sale of certain fish (S. 158), 603 [6JA]
International relations: contributions to global stability, 25061-25063 [24SE]
Iran: oil embargo, 33104 [20NO]
Kansai International Airport: construction, 1561 [21JA], 2236 [29JA], 12432 [14MY]
———U.S. Trade Representative investigation relative to procurement, 17594 [25JN]
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: purchase of supercomputers, 35766 [16DE]
Motor vehicles: export policy, 15096 [9JN]
———passenger vans to U.S., 17042 [23JN]
National defense: illegal technology diversions, 21819 [31JY]
Nuclear warfare: anniversary of World War II bombing, 22964 [6AU]
Persian Gulf: share defense costs with allies, 26856-26860 [7OC]
Ryusho America Corp.: customs fraud, 29489 [27OC]
Telecommunication: international services, 33976 [3DE]
———trade barriers to services, 5972 [17MR]
Toshiba Corp.: ban imports (S. 1399), 16827, 16852 [19JN]
———compensation, 31897 [13NO]
———sale of technology to Soviet Union, 13184 [20MY], 16981 [23JN], 18979 [8JY], 20078 [15JY], 22901 [6AU]
Treaties: U.S.-Japan International Fishery Agreement (H.R. 3674), 36559-36564 [19DE]
———U.S.-Japan Nuclear Cooperation Agreement, 36184 [18DE]
Vietnam: trade, 25499-25500 [29SE]
———trade (S. Res. 271), 22957 [6AU]
Reports
Advice on Toshiba Problem: Senator Murkowski, 21821-21822 [31JY]
Biotechnology: OTA, 7951 [3AP]
Japan Fellowships—A Progress Report: U.S. Committee for the Japan Fellowships, 5381 [11MR]
Japanese Construction Industry: University of Reading, 31863 [13NO]
Measure To Prevent Illegal Technology Diversion: Japanese Liberal Democratic Party, 21820 [31JY]
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 105), 29882 [29OC]
Restrictive Trade Practices: U.S. Trade Representative, 799 [6JA]
Sale of U.S. Auto Parts to Japan: Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc., 799 [6JA]
Trends of the World Shipping and Shipbuilding in 1986 and Prospects for 1987: Japanese Maritime Research Institute, 18667 [1JY]
Reports filed
Japanese Violations of Agreement on Semiconductors: Committee on Finance (S. Res. 164), 6092 [18MR]
U.S.-Japan International Fishery Agreement: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 3674) (H. Rept. 100-489), 36150 [17DE]
———Committee on Rules (H.R. 3674) (H. Rept. 100-487), 36120 [17DE]
———Committee on Rules (H.R. 3674), Consideration (H. Res. 337) (H. Rept. 100-487), 36149 [17DE]
Veterans Benefits for Victims of Ionizing Radiation: Committee on Veterans' Affairs (H.R. 1811) (H. Rept. 100-1811), 20905 [23JY]
Statements
Asia-Pacific Region: Senator Rockefeller, 20589 [21JY]
Competitiveness and U.S. Management: Myron Tribus, 10279 [28AP]
Computers: Mike Mansfield, 19354 [10JY]
Foreign Trade Competition: Paul A. Volcker, 16100 [16JN]
Japanese Character: L. DeWitt, 8958 [10AP]
Quota Increase for U.S. Beef in Japan: Queensland United Graziers Association, 19910 [15JY]
Superconductivity: Bertram Batlogg, Bell Laboratories, 12764 [19MY]
———John J.M. Rowell, 12764 [19MY]
Trade Policy: Senator Chiles, 19701 [14JY]
U.S.-Japan Relations From the Viewpoint of Japanese Multinational Corporations Doing Business in the U.S.: Kazuo Inamori, 27931-27933 [14OC]
U.S.-Japan Trade, 10175 [28AP]
Studies
Flexible Manufacturing Systems, Jaikumar, Harvard Business School, 7953 [3AP]
Tables
Japanese 13-inch color television imports, 9154 [21AP]
Japanese import quotas, 18410 [1JY]
Telegrams
U.S.-Japan trade negotiations: Dept. of State, 10215 [28AP]
Testimonies
Biotechnology: Lewis Thomas, 35955 [17DE]
Violence Against U.S. Citizens of Asian Descent: Representative Matsui, 33189 [20NO]
Texts of
H. Res. 249, financial support for U.S. naval forces in the Persian Gulf by Japan, 23491 [7AU]
H. Res. 337, consideration of H.R. 3674, U.S.-Japan International Fishery Agreement, 36306 [18DE]
H.J. Res. 327, Japanese defense expenditures, 18670 [1JY]
H.R. 1811, establish benefits for veterans who are victims of ionizing radiation, 21305 [28JY]
H.R. 3674, U.S.-Japan International Fishery Agreement, 36314 [18DE]
H.R. 3724, Dept. of Defense sale of AEGIS weapon system, 34579 [9DE]
H.R. 3796, transportation of plutonium between the U.S. and Japan, 36513 [18DE]
S. 158, authorize sale of certain fish in Hawaii, 603 [6JA]
S. 764, amend Airport and Airway Improvement Act to restrict foreign business participation in federally funded projects, 6031 [18MR]
S. 1086, U.S. Trade Representative investigation of Japanese restrictive trade practices, 9437 [23AP]
S. 1101, Foreign Primary Dealer and Bank National Treatment Act, 10118 [28AP]
S. 1280, Fair Trade in Auto Parts Act, 13748 [27MY]
S. Res. 51, trade negotiations, 799 [6JA]
S. Res. 164, Japanese violation of semiconductor agreement, 5118, 5175 [10MR], 6354 [19MR]
S. Res. 298, Japanese violations of conservation in high seas fishing activities, 28290 [16OC]
S.J. Res. 105, National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, 33674 [2DE]