FOREIGN POLICY OF JAPAN
Liberals To Follow British “Line”
(N.Z. Press right) (Rec. 8 p.m.) TOKYO, August 10. t, , 111 [ e \ ! SC t r i Ctar ?'9 I Cne i r^ 1 of . Ja Pan’s ruling Liberal Party (Mr Hayato Ikeda) said today that the party’s foreign policy would “follow the British line” in future because American foreign policy had failed. • i J^ 1 ? H h ri. >Way i. thal k VarioU! international problems, including Indo-China have been handled. United States foreign policy must be regarded as a complete failure,” he said. .. Ikeda ’ wl *o is chief of his- party’s policy-making board, Mid the success of British diplomacy as guided by the Foreign Secretary (Mr Anthony Eden) was exemplified in, the Geneva Conference. ‘ “America's ‘roll-back’ policy has failed,” he said.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27426, 12 August 1954, Page 11
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