Ex-Pentagon official Nye likely choice as next U.S. envoy to Japan

Ex-Pentagon official Nye likely choice as next U.S. envoy to Japan

TOKYO, Japan - The U.S. administration of President-elect Barack Obama is likely to choose Joseph Nye (file photo), a Harvard University professor emeritus and a former assistant secretary of defense, as the next U.S. ambassador to Japan.

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