signs agreement to return Okinawa to Japan

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signs agreement to return Okinawa to Japan

On June 17, the signing ceremony for the Okinawa Reversion Agreement, which will return Okinawa from U.S. rule to Japanese control, was held simultaneously in Tokyo and Washington via space-borne television. The signing ceremony was held simultaneously in Tokyo and Washington, D.C. on June 17 via space-based television. The signing of the Okinawa Reversion Agreement, Foreign Minister Aichi and Ambassador Meier signing the agreement, Prime Minister Sato smiling after the signing, Prime Minister Sato making a speech, demonstrators opposing the agreement, date of shooting unknown, release date: June 25, 1971.

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