Gov't lied about Japan-U.S. nuclear pact: ex-diplomat

TOKYO, Japan - This undated photo shows an audiotape of an Oct. 14, 1981, interview with former Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Hisanari Yamada conducted by academic Yoshihisa Hara. Yamada admitted that the government had lied regarding its position on the transit of U.S. nuclear weapons after signing a secret bilateral pact on the matter in 1960.

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