JAPAN

Addresses

Honda North America: Tetsuo Chino, 4828 [22MR]

Mutual Accord for Economic Growth: Senator Baucus, 5297-5298 [25MR]

Technology Issues in U.S.-Japanese Relations: Senator Rockefeller, 25335-25337 [26SE]

Analyses

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: GAO, 4557 [21MR]

———NRC, 4529 [21MR]

Articles and editorials

Administration, Japanese Face Deadline for Winning Okay for Pu Sea Shipments, 24238 [16SE]

Advanced Fuels, 7080 [15AP]

Americans Shift Into Toyota Gear—Catching the Company Spirit Precedes Kentucky Plant Debut, 3946 [15MR]

America's Asian Destiny, 18079 [13JY]

Buying Paradise, 8069 [20AP]

Changed History—More Japanese Deny Nation Was Aggressor During World War II, 27314 [30SE]

Chip Shortage—Don't Blame the Pact, 19653 [29JY]

Closing the Quality Gap, 13379 [3JN]

Cost of Living in Tokyo Takes Toll on Embassies, 13299 [2JN]

Crawling Through Japan's Car-Import Maze, 9424 [28AP]

Crimes Against the Alliance—The Toshiba-Kongsberg Export Violations, 14728-14730 [15JN]

Critics Fear U.S. Veto in Technology Pact, 9149 [27AP]

Don't Abandon U.S. Restraints on Nuclear Fuel, 1676 [17FE]

East Buys West—Foreign Ownership on Rise, 13300, 13301 [2JN]

Ex-Aide Hits U.S. Trade Stance—Negotiator Says Administration Ignored Early Problems, 5638 [29MR]

Fair Protection for Workers, 16672 [6JY]

Foreign Trade Competition, 3671 [10MR]

Gore Wins an Exception, 18076 [13JY]

Grateful Nation Remembers Chiang Kai-Shek, 29171 [6OC]

How Foreign Money Is Changing Washington, 15881 [23JN]

How Some Firms Become Foreign Success Stories—Report Credits Persistence, Creation of Niche Markets, 8890 [27AP]

How the Computer Companies Lost Their Memories, 13646 [7JN]

International Patent Law Harmonization, 32342 [20OC]

Japan Also Has an Advantage in the Senate, 8068 [20AP]

Japan and Iceland Will Defy Ban on the Killing of Whales, 454 [28JA]

Japan Grapples With Threat of New Trade Blocs in West, 25155 [23SE]

Japan Lobby, 21728 [10AU]

Japan Revisionists Tackle Ideas Much as Westerners Do, 27313 [30SE]

Japan Seeks United States Okay To Ship Pu by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

Japan Sends Out a Disconnect Notice, 14383 [14JN]

Japan Sent Microwaves Built Here, 3974 [15MR]

Japan Talks Trade While America Sleeps, 8939 [27AP]

Japan Urges Veto of Trade Bill—Confident That Reagan Will Kill It, 12138 [24MY]

Japanese and the Aegis Sale, 20669 [5AU]

Japanese Bearing Gifts, 33421 [21OC]

Japanese Capturing Another Segment of United States Auto Market—Parts, 10655 [12MY], 11903 [20MY]

Japanese Executive Defies Convention in Preferring U.S. Management Style, 19547 [28JY]

Japanese Farmers Hold Angry Rally Against U.S. Trade Demands, 8906 [27AP]

Japanese Investor Adds to Holdings of Hawaiian Land, 8069 [20AP]

Japanese Judge Fines Toshiba Unit $15,000 for Selling Equipment to Soviets, 5404 [28MR]

Japanese Official Blasts Trade Legislation, 8906 [27AP]

Japan's 1987 Waste Management Activities, 7079 [15AP]

Japan's Clout in the United States—It's Translating Economic Might Into Influence, 28864-28868 [6OC]

Japan's New Goal U.S. Companies, 9597 [29AP]

Japan's Wealth Coming to America, 8975 [27AP]

JICOA to Work on MPT for Flexible Application of Protocols Regulation, 14383 [14JN]

Jiro and Tama Ishihara Donate Internment Compensation to Concord-Carlisle High School, 23865 [14SE]

Komori's Pact With AM International Shows New Muscle of Japanese Firms, 9597 [29AP]

Leapfrogging America—A Tsunami of Japanese Technology To Deluge U.S., 10855 [12MY], 15016 [16JN]

Let's Wake Up on Trade—Tokyo Knows We're Suckers—Why Don't We, 14733 [15JN]

Making Internationalists Out of Domestic Politicians, 11183 [16MY]

Military Alliances—Fiscal Squeeze Renews Debate on Arms Burden, 12702 [26MY]

MITI To Lift Export Ban on Toshiba 21 May, 11876 [20MY]

Money Talks—How Foreign Firms Buy U.S. Clout, 15879 [23JN], 28868 [6OC]

Moving Plutonium by Sea Is Assailed, 24239 [16SE]

MPT Leans Toward Approval of IBM's SNA and Other Independent Protocols, 14382 [14JN]

MPT To Propose International Type 2—Hopes New Category Will Lessen Regulation, 14382 [14JN]

Negotiations Gap—Japan Talks Trade While America Sleeps, 8570 [25AP]

Negotiations on Importing Plutonium by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

New N-Power Pact With U.S. Gives Japan More Elbow Room, 7079 [15AP]

Next, a Free-Trade Pact With Japan?, 22756 [7SE]

Next Europe-Japan Plutonium Shipment Could be by Sea, Not Air Transport, 24239 [16SE]

On the Campus—Fat Endowments and Growing Clout, 18911 [26JY]

Our Allies Have To Do More, 17825 [12JY]

Plutonium Talks Revived—Japan Takes New Tack, Hopes To Ship Nuclear Cargo by Sea, 24240 [16SE]

Press Forward With Trade Bill, 6241 [31MR]

Protectionist Measures Hurt, Not Help, U.S. Businesses, 937 [3FE]

Rising Exports May Halt Fall in Japan Trade Surplus, 13550 [7JN]

Risking Nuclear Proliferation, 28277 [4OC]

Rockville Firm Says Mitsubishi Stole Its Technology, 9146 [27AP]

Rude Awakening as Trade Gap Closes, Partners of U.S. Face End of the Gravy Train, 5637 [29MR]

Seiko Allegation, 9147 [27AP]

Semiconductor Industry, 9973 [5MY]

Senate Trade Vote, 9675 [2MY]

Sign the Trade Bill, 9675 [2MY]

Sony Introduce Desk Top Computers, 9881 [4MY]

Sound Nuclear Accord With Japan, 4540 [21MR]

Toshiba and Hitachi Report Sharp Profit Gains for Year, 12977 [27MY]

Toshiba Corp.'s Costly Lobbying—Japanese Firm Paid Millions To Cushion Sanctions' Blow, 32340 [20OC]

Toward a New U.S.-Japan Economic Alliance, 29728-29730 [11OC]

Trade Bill Is Too Big, 8961 [27AP]

Trade Bill Proves It—A Little Pressure Goes a Long Way, 25602 [26SE]

2 Allies Which Do Not See Eye to Eye, 9149 [27AP]

U.S. Cautions Japan on Delay of Imports Issue—Aide Warns of Trade Case Over Beef and Citrus, 11750 [19MY]

U.S. Complaints on Trade To Go to GATT Panel, 9971 [5MY]

U.S. Firm Takes on Japan Patent Issue—Fusion-Mitsubishi Dispute Reflects National Views on Intellectual Property, 32341 [20OC]

U.S. Industry Expresses Dissatisfaction Over International VAN Protocols to Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, 14382 [14JN]

U.S. Real Estate Still Attracting Tokyo Investors, 8068 [20AP]

U.S. Retaliation Looms, Japan Told, 5636 [29MR]

U.S.-Japan Accord Invites Proliferation, 8874-8876 [27AP]

U.S.-Japan Security Relations—A Maturing Partnership, 3186-3190 [3MR]

United States May OK Shipping Plutonium by Sea—Japan Would Get Weapons-Grade Material; Lawmakers Opposed, 24238 [16SE]

Veto of Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act, 10407 [10MY], 10552 [11MY]

Warning to the Nation, 18928 [26JY]

Wealthy Japanese Flock To Buy Manhattan's Most Expensive Real Estate, 8068 [20AP]

When Japan's Lobbyists Talk, Washington Doesn't Just Listen, 18080 [13JY]

Winning the Trade War—Regain Leadership by Working Together, 6964 [14AP]

Yen, Pesos, and Manifest Destiny, 4609 [21MR]

Bills and resolutions

Aegis combat system: prohibit sale (see H.J. Res. 590)

Commission on the Importation of Japanese Semiconductors and Integrated Circuits: establish (see H.R. 5511)

Drug industry: suspend duty on norfloxacin (see S. 2802)

Economic assistance: cooperation on foreign programs (see S. Con. Res. 387; H. Con. Res. 387)

Federal Express: unfair trade practices (see H. Con. Res. 316)

Foreign trade: expanding market for U.S. agricultural products (see H.R. 4339)

———imports of U.S. beef (see H. Con. Res. 261)

———initiate negotiations (see S. 2692)

———responsibility to reduce trade surpluses with the U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 355)

Japan Association of Travel Agents: welcome (see S. Con. Res. 136)

Nuclear energy: agreement on cooperation in peaceful uses (see H.J. Res. 439, 507)

———congressional review of agreement on sea transport of plutonium from France or Great Britain to Japan (see H.R. 5459)

———resubmit proposed agreement on peaceful uses (see H.R. 3905)

Taxation: eliminate benefits for certain construction in U.S. (see H.R. 3888)

U.S. defense programs: reimbursement (see H.R. 5294)

U.S.-Japan Free Trade Area: establish (see H.R. 5502)

Whales: Japanese hunting (see H. Con. Res. 241)

Book reviews

``Trading Places,'' by Clyde Prestowitz, 5635 [29MR]

Books

``Japanese Conspiracy, the Plot To Dominate Industry Worldwide and How To Deal With It,'' Marvin J. Wolf, 3583-3585 [9MR], 3662-3664 [10MR], 3865-3867 [15MR], 4108 [16MR], 6765 [13AP], 9973 [5MY]

``Trading Places—How We Allowed Japan To Take the Lead,'' Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr., 10104 [9MY]

Bulletins

Japanese Technical Literature Bulletin: Dept. of Commerce, 24849 [22SE]

Comments

NRC views on U.S.-Japan nuclear energy agreement: Depts. of State, Energy and ACDA, 4554, 4555 [21MR]

Documents

Dept. of Defense Assessment of Alternate Means of Transportation for Shipment of Plutonium From Europe to Japan, 29658 [7OC]

Letters

Aunyx Corp. lawsuit against Canon U.S.A.: Robert J. Langone, 9148 [27AP]

Comparison between U.S. and Japanese industries: Lake Center Industries, 4107 [16MR]

Computer semiconductor trade with Japan: Senator Wilson, 19653 [29JY]

Fuji Photo Co. access to U.S. markets: David R. Alexander, 29150 [6OC]

Granting of dealer status to Yamaichi Securities Co.: Alan Greenspan, 32555 [21OC]

Impact of Toshiba/Kongsberg diversions on defense policy interests: Richard L. Armitage, Dept. of Defense, 4047 [16MR]

Japan purchase of Aegis weapons system: George P. Schultz, Sec. of State and Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 20669 [5AU]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 20669 [5AU]

Japanese protectionism: J. Hutcheson Page, 25355 [26SE]

Quotas on U.S. products in Japan: Yoshio Okawara, Ambassador of Japan, 8906 [27AP]

Shipment of plutonium by sea from Europe to Japan: Dept. of Defense, 24240 [16SE]

———J. Edward Fox, 28279 [4OC]

———several Members of Congress, 28278 [4OC]

———several public interest organizations, 28278 [4OC]

Telecommunications trade with Japan: Akiyosi Takada, 14381, 14382 [14JN]

———C. William Verity, Sec. of Commerce, 14382 [14JN]

———Richard C. Beaird, 14381 [14JN]

———Senator Kerry, 14382 [14JN]

Termination of P-3C aircraft production line: Bryan E. Carver, International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, 11197 [17MY]

Trade with Japan: D.H. Keller, 5635 [29MR]

U.S.-Japan nuclear energy cooperation agreement: Dept. of State, 19445 [28JY]

———Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., and Richard Perle, 3192 [3MR], 4556 [21MR]

———GAO, 4521 [21MR]

———Lando W. Zech, Jr., 656-659 [2FE], 4554, 4556 [21MR]

———Mike Mansfield, 4541 [21MR]

———Myron B. Kratzer, 4509 [21MR]

———President Reagan, 4548 [21MR]

———Senators Evans and Domenici, 4540 [21MR]

———several Senators, 128 [27JA], 4544 [21MR]

U.S.-Japan Free Trade Agreement: Senator Byrd, 26890 [30SE]

Wolpe amendment to Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act: John S. Herrington, Sec. of Energy, 8931, 8934 [27AP]

Lists

Companies represented by firms in Washington, DC, 15877-15879 [23JN]

Memorandums

Final Consent Decrees in reference to U.S. v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (and other Japanese and U.S. motor vehicle industry companies): John R. Bolton, Dept. of Justice, 9697 [2MY]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: GAO, 4529-4533 [21MR]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 16049 [27JN]

Messages

Report on International Activities in Science and Technology: President Reagan, 3765 [14MR]

U.S.-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program: President Reagan, 5500 [29MR]

Papers

Analysis of Japanese Producer Dumping of Compact Pickup Trucks and the Effects of the Dumped Imports on U.S. Producers and Workers: Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, 5863 [30MR]

Implications of INF Treaty for Asian Pacific Security: Leo J. Reddy, Pacific Parliamentary Conference, 12688 [26MY]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement, 4547 [21MR]

———Mark Rowden, 4533 [21MR]

Petitions

Beef and citrus trade between U.S. and Japan, 18471 [14JY]

Press releases

Beef and citrus quota agreement with Japan: Clayton Yeutter, U.S. Trade Representative, 15310 [21JN]

Questions and answers

U.S.-Japan nuclear energy agreement, 4536-4538 [21MR]

Remarks in House

Advertisements: use of offensive racial logos on products, 19799 [2AU]

Bush, Vice President: defense spending policy, 24604 [20SE]

Computers: antidumping pact with Japan on memory chips, 13646 [7JN]

Dept. of Defense: treatment of Japanese firms, 15876, 15879-15881 [23JN]

Education: influence of Japanese money in U.S. schools and colleges, 18911 [26JY], 23822 [14SE]

Federal Express: unfair trade practices (H. Con. Res. 316), 14319 [14JN]

Foreign investments: involvement in U.S. economy, 2505 [25FE], 29150, 29151 [6OC]

———strengthen disclosure requirements, 79 [25JA]

———purchase of U.S. real property, 8067 [20AP]

Foreign trade, 3582-3585 [9MR]

———accord on U.S. agricultural products, 15484 [21JN]

———brazed aluminum, 5241 [24MR]

———changes in exchange rates, 6358 [12AP]

———competition, 3661-3664 [10MR]

———imports of U.S. beef (H. Con. Res. 261), 6357 [12AP], 9970 [5MY], 15419 [21JN]

———imports of U.S. electronic materials, 3973 [15MR]

———maritime defense of commercial sealanes, 2549 [25FE]

———policy toward U.S., 12557 [26MY], 13919 [9JN], 32338 [20OC]

———racism, 19256 [27JY]

———responsibility to reduce trade surpluses with the U.S. (H. Con. Res. 355), 2714 [11AU]

———restrictive practices, 6765, 6766 [13AP], 9146-9149 [27AP], 9596 [29AP], 9824 [4MY], 9972 [5MY], 11749 [19MY], 18076-18078 [13JY], 19547 [28JY]

———sale of U.S. automobiles, 32882 [21OC]

———semiconductor agreement, 14838-14844 [16JN]

———U.S. deficit, 1582 [17FE], 10285 [10MY], 10654-10656 [12MY]

———U.S. policy, 2762-2765 [1MR], 5634-5639 [29MR]

Industry: comparison with U.S., 3865-3867 [15MR], 4107, 4109 [16MR]

Iron and steel industry: exports, 8068 [20AP]

———imports, 8067 [20AP]

Lehman College: Hiroshima-Nagasaki Memorial Program, 19560 [28JY]

Lobbying: activities, 21726 [10AU]

National defense: burden sharing, 9577-9583, 9586-9588 [29AP], 11740 [19MY], 13196 [1JN], 15871 [23JN], 17825 [12JY]

Nuclear energy: agreement on peaceful use (H.J. Res. 439), 297, 303 [27JA]

———congressional review of agreement on sea transport of plutonium from France or Great Britain to Japan (H.R. 5459), 28277 [4OC], 29658 [7OC]

———resubmit proposed agreement concerning peaceful uses (H.R. 3905), 1675 [17FE]

———safety of sea shipments of plutonium from Europe to Japan, 33444 [21OC]

Pacific Parliamentary Caucus: meeting, 3972 [15MR], 7489 [19AP]

Tariff: duties on Girl Scout cookies, 10489 [11MY]

Taxation: eliminate benefits for certain construction in U.S. (H.R. 3888), 563 [1FE]

Tokyo: effect of high cost of living on foreign embassies, 13299 [2JN]

Toshiba Corp.: action by Japanese court relative to sale of technology to Soviet Union, 4717 [22MR]

———domestic employment effects of sanctions against, 3973 [15MR]

———sales to Dept. of Defense, 14727-14733 [15JN]

Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act: enact (H.R. 3), conference report, 10364-10366 [10MY]

U.S. policy, 27312-27314 [30SE]

U.S.-Japan Free Trade Area: establish (H.R. 5502), 30154 [12OC]

Whales: Japanese hunting (H. Con. Res. 241), 1208 [8FE]

———moratorium, 185 [27JA], 324 [28JA], 454 [28JA]

Remarks in Senate

Aeronautics: decline of air cargo markets for domestic carriers, 20743 [5AU]

Banks and banking: comparison of U.S. and Japanese institutions, 19581 [29JY]

———review competitive standings of U.S. banks, 24007 [15SE]

Computers: semiconductor trade, 19653 [29JY]

Drug industry: suspend duty on norfloxacin (S. 2802), 24201 [16SE]

Federal Express: unfair trade practices, 14149 [10JN], 14394 [14JN], 28060 [4OC]

Foreign relations: financial practices with the Soviet Union, 15913 [24JN]

Foreign trade: barriers to U.S. air services, 14859 [16JN]

———beef and citrus agreement, 6201, 6207 [31MR], 16059 [27JN]

———competition, 5297 [25MR], 10104 [9MY]

———construction services and supplies agreement with U.S., 6017 [31MR]

———impact of Japanese auto parts imports, 11902 [20MY]

———initiate negotiations (S. 2692), 20715-20719 [5AU]

———restrictive practices, 25355 [26SE]

———sale of U.S. automobiles, 5862 [30MR], 9424 [28AP]

———U.S. agriculture products, 1081 [4FE], 15309 [21JN]

———U.S. deficit, 11211 [17MY]

———U.S. telecommunications industry, 14380 [14JN]

GATT: agricultural issue, 10103 [9MY]

Japan Association of Travel Agents: welcome (S. Con. Res. 136), 20593 [4AU]

Kentucky: Toyota Motor Manufacturing plant, 3946 [15MR]

National defense: burden sharing, 6018 [31MR], 10918 [13MY], 11492 [18MY], 12701 [26MY], 13774 [8JN]

Nuclear energy: agreement on cooperation for peaceful use, 127 [27JA], 1074 [4FE], 19444 [28JY], 24237 [16SE], 3190 [3MR]

———agreement on cooperation for peaceful use (S. Con. Res. 96), 5299 [25MR]

———revise agreement on cooperation for peaceful use, 127 [26JA]

Patents: protection of foreign firms, 18730-18731 [26JY]

———U.S.-Japan trade issues, 25849 [28SE]

Petroleum: change in mix of fuels used for industrial power, 12302 [25MY]

Political development, 9513 [29AP]

Public debt: budget and trade deficit, 23716 [14SE]

Terrorism: plutonium exports, 8874 [27AP]

Toronto, Canada: annual economic summit, 14412 [14JN]

Toshiba Corp.: illegal sale of equipment to Soviet Union, 4881 [23MR], 11875 [20MY]

———impact of diversion of certain technology to Soviet Union, 4047 [16MR]

———import ban (H.R. 2698), 3404 [4MR]

———Tokyo District Court verdict, 4694 [22MR]

———treatment, 12977 [27MY]

Toyota Motor Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.: Kentucky plant, 3946 [15MR]

U.S. policy, 3186 [3MR], 11183 [16MY], 26887 [30SE]

U.S.-Japan free trade agreement, 25861 [28SE]

U.S.-Japan Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement: signing, 15507 [22JN]

Reports

Meeting the Challenge of Competitiveness: Hewlett-Packard Co., 25332 [26SE]

Protection of Plutonium in Commerce: Dept. of Defense, 8874 [27AP]

Transportation Alternatives for the Secure Transfer of Plutonium From Europe to Japan, 24240-24243 [16SE]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: ACDA, 4507 [21MR]

World War II's West Coast Japanese Espionage: Dept. of the Army, 7552 [20AP]

Reports filed

Agreement for Nuclear Cooperation: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 96), 26 [25JA]

Dept. of Defense Sale of AEGIS Weapon System to Japan: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 3724) (H. Rept. 100-564), 6343 [11AP]

Reviews

Congressional legal concerns about agreement for peaceful nuclear cooperation with Japan, 4549, 4550 [21MR]

Statements

Foreign Trade Competition: Hudson Institute, 3669 [10MR]

Japan and the Black-American Community: Black Business Council, 29624-29626 [7OC]

Japanese Beef and Citrus Talks: Clayton Yeutter, 9971 [5MY]

———Richard E. Lyng, Sec. of Agriculture, 9971 [5MY]

Plutonium Reprocessing and Use: Dept. of Defense, 655 [2FE]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: Dept. of Energy, 4514 [21MR]

———Dept. of State, 4514, 4552 [21MR]

———NRC, 4556 [21MR]

———Senator Glenn, 4516, 4517, 4524, 4529 [21MR]

Studies

Pros and Cons of Initiating Negotiations With Japan To Explore the Possibility of a U.S.-Japan Free Trade Area Agreement: ITC, 26888-26890 [30SE]

Summaries

Agricultural Trade and Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act, 8914 [27AP]

Proceedings of the Pacific Parliamentary Caucus, 7489-7491 [19AP]

———L.R. Vasey and M. Mark Earle, Jr., 3972 [15MR]

Testimonies

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: Richard Kennedy, 4507 [21MR]

———Senator Glenn, 1075 [4FE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 355, responsibility to reduce trade surpluses with the U.S., 2714 [11AU]

H.R. 3888, eliminate tax and depreciation benefits for Japanese-related construction in U.S., 563 [1FE]

H.R. 5459, congressional review of U.S.-Japan agreement on sea transport of plutonium from France or Great Britain to Japan, 28277 [4OC]

S. 2692, initiate trade negotiations, 20719 [5AU]

S. 2802, suspend tariff on drug norfloxacin, 24201 [16SE]

S. Con. Res. 136, welcome to Japan Association of Travel Agents, 20593 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 157, coordinating foreign economic assistance programs with Japan, 28882 [6OC]

Transcripts

Osgood File, CBS News, 6241 [31MR]