Word: reischauer
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Fukuda decided to drop out of the running after his second place primary showing, but he could have stayed in the race, which the Japanese Parliament will formally decide December 1. "After the primary, it seemed a foregone conclusion Fukuda would lose" in the parliamentary election, Edwin O. Reischauer, University Professor and former American ambassador to Japan, said yesterday...
Ohira is also a strong supporter of relations with China, Reischauer said. He added that Ohira is regarded as "more on the dovish side" of questions on defense spending than Fukuda had been...
...Basically, Ohira may be closer to the realignment of Japan around increased quality of life, instead of economic growth," Reischauer said...
Fukuda was favored to win the party primary, the first of its kind in many years in Japan. Ohira may have won because "he is closer to the center of Japanese politics" than the more conservative Fukuda, Reischauer said...
Parents were treated to lectures by John H. Finley '25, Eliot Professor of Greek Literature Emeritus, E.O. Wilson, Baird Professor of Science, and Edwin O. Reischauer, University Professor, Saturday afternoon in the Science Center...