... Yoshida seems destined to have a successor before the year is_out Perhaps even sooner because liis supporters as weH a* his op-. pooents agree that the THrow-old leader has to go. Yoshida's same has bten asfor. sociated too long with ...
Japanese Postwar Leader Shigeru Yoshida Succumbs. TOKYO — Japan Friday mourned the passing of former Premier Shigeru Yoshida, the statesman who led his nation out of the depths of devastation and despair following World War II. Yoshida ...
... Yoshida. The wily politician immediately dissolved parliament and called for new national elections. Yoshida tentatively set April 19 for the elections. His cabinet will serve as a caretaker government until a new diet is elected ...
... Yoshida resign." Yoshida tonight dismissed Agriculture Minister Kozen Hiro- kawa on grounds he had been uncooperative. Hirokawa is a' leader of one of the factions threatening to split the" Liberal Party. He led a group of 30 dissident ...
... Yoshida mercredi et fait subir aux communistes une rebuffade. Le parti liberal de M. Yoshida a pris une forte avance dans I'election de 466 deputes a la Chambre basse de la Diete (Parlement, la premiere election generale depuis que le ...
... Yoshida. Yoshida, 62, had read accounts of Jack Shea's death and how it cost him an opportunity to watch his grandson compete in the Olympics. Yoshida also remembered that a pair of speedskates he had used for years arid was. /liiuauffU ...
... Yoshida. Mr. Yoshida was the outstanding statesman of postwar Japan, holding the Prime Ministership during the crucial years 1946-47 and 1949- 55. His memoirs are a revealing and authoritative account (written with balance, liveliness ...
Yoshida against Jap rearmament. TOKYO, Sept. 14 (AP.— Primei Minister Shigeru Yoshida, . the cigar-smoking statesman who guided Japan along the road to independence, told his people today he will refuse to rearm this country. <Thcv 72 ...
... Yoshida, Local Internet access came to southern Oregon only at the end December. In April, Yoshida persuaded the company he works for, Lithia Auto Centers, to put a home page for AutoExpress on the World Wide Web to see if it would ...
... Yoshida government. Mamoru Shigemitsu, peglegged "World War II foreign minister who signed Japan's surrender, and Ichiro Hatoyama, wartime education minister, agreed to form the new party TCov. 23. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida is ...