Prime Minister Tanaka trip to the U.S.

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Prime Minister Tanaka trip to the U.S.

He traveled to the U.S. for the U.S.-Japan summit and met with President Richard Nixon to make a statement. <Caption> The Japanese flag and the Stars and Stripes fluttering in Washington, D.C.; Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka shaking hands with President Richard Nixon; the welcoming ceremony; Kakuei Tanaka wiping off sweat; Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka addressing the crowd on stage; the U.S.-Japan summit meeting; the memorial service at Arlington Cemetery. Date of shooting unknown, Release date: August 10, 1973.

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