...contained in the President's budget for fiscal year 1963, which contains the following statement : To protect the security of the United States and of...the maintenance of military bases In these Islands. That is our policy. In implementing it, however, we face somemajor problems. When I visited the Ryukyu...

...focus, I would like to read the following statement in the President's budget for fiscal year 1963: To protect the security of the United States and of...the maintenance of military bases in these islands. You are familiar with the mission assigned by Executive Ordei 10713 of June 5, 1957— to improve the...

...which the President transmitted to the Congress on January 11 last, the President stated as follows : "To protect the security of the United States and...the maintenance of military bases in these islands." Similar statements have been made in the budget each year since 1934. The treaty does not specify any...

...continue in the future. We plan to be out there, in the words of President Johnson and President Kennedy, as long as conditions of threat and tension in the Far East require us to oe there. So, our economic and welfare programs for the social and economic betterment of the...

...continue in the future. We plan to be out there, in the words of President Johnson and President Kennedy, as long as conditions of threat and tension in the Far East require us to be there. So, our economic and welfare programs for the social and economic betterment of the...

...known today. The President has asserted, in the budget of the US Government for fiscal year 19*i5, that "to protect the security of the United States...Governmental arrangements Under the provisions of Kxecutive Order 10713, dated June 5, 1957, as amended by Executive Order 11010, dated March 19, 1902,...

...Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson, we have declared our intention to remain there only so long as conditions of threat and tension in the Far...the maintenance of military bases in these islands. When these conditions no longer exist, it is our intention to return these islands to Japan. However,...

...entered into force on April 28, 1952. By article 3 thereof, Japan agreed to concur in any projKKsal of the United States to place the Ryukyu Islands under...provisions of Executive Order 10713, dated June 5, 1057, as amended by Executive Order 11010, dated March 19, 1902, the President delegated to the Secretary...

...the annual Budget messages to Congress. For many years these messages said, "To protect the security of the free world, the United States will continue...East require the maintenance of military bases in the islands." Though the United States recognized the residual sovereignty of Japan in Okinawa, this...

...administrative, legislative, and jurisdiccional powers reposed in the United States. To protect, the äecurity of the United States and of the free world, the United...and tension in the Far East require the maintenance "f military bases in these islands. 3. Aid to Ryukyuan economy. — Provision is made for observation...