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Auerbach, Stuart. "U.S.-Japan Collaboration on Jet Draws Fire." Washington Post (March 4, 1989).
Bergsten, C. Fred. "Economic Imbalances and World Politics." Foreign Affairs 65 (Spring 1987).
"Being More Productive Takes Hard Work." The Economist. (17 February 1990): 25-26.
Bikis, Melanie. "Media Focus; FSX; Trade Over Security?" Defense Media Review. (March 1989).
"Bush, Kaifu promise to accelerate efforts to cut huge trade gap." Des Moines Sunday Register. (4 March 1990).
Corning, Gregory P. "U.S.-Japan Security Cooperation in the 1990s; The Promise of High-Tech Defense." Asian Survey. 2 9 (March 1989).
Ebata, Kensuke. "Dogfight Over the Pacific." Tokyo Business Today. (April 1989).
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Feldstein, Martin. "Correcting The Trade Deficit." Foreign Affairs. 65 (Spring 1987) .
Griffin, Thomas P. and Farr, Charles M. "The FSX Debate; Implications for Future U.S. International Armaments Programs." Program Manager 18 (July/August 1989); 2- 13 .
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(May 11, 1989) Reprinted from the Atlanta Journal and Constitution
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"Saab Aircraft Division." NATO's Sixteen Nations: Special Edition (1989).
Samuals, Richard J. "Japan In 1989: Changing Times." Asian Survey 30 (January 1990): 42-51.
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Presidential Documents:
Bush, President George. Memorandum of disaproval of S.J. Res. 113. Congressional Quarterly (August 5, 1989) 2071.
McClure, Frederick D., Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs. Letter to Senators voting to sustain the President's veto of S.J. Res. 113. Washington, D.C.: September 26, 1989.
Office of the Press Secretary. "Statement by the President on the FSX Agreement with Japan." Washington, D.C.: The White House, 28 April 1989.
Unpublished Materials:
Aerospace Industries Association, Don Fuqua, President. Letter to congressional leaders supporting the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: May 12, 1989.
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, AFL-CIO, CLC, Elizabeth M. Smith, Legislative & Political Director. Letter to congressional leaders supporting S.J. Res. 113. Washington, D.C.: August 1, 1989.
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial
Organizations, Robert McGlotten, Director, Department of Legislation. Letters to congressional leaders opposing the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: May 9 and July 21, 1989.
American League for Exports and Security Assistance, Inc., Howard Fish, Chairman. Letter to congressional leaders supporting the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: May 9, 1989.
Baker, James A., III. (U.S. Secretary of State). Letter from the U.S. Secretary of State to the Ambassador of Japan, Nobuo Matsunaga.
Bryan, Senator Richard and Dixon, Senator Alan. Letter to Senate colleagues. Washington, D.C.: May 10, 1989. Byrd, Senator Robert C.; Dixon, Senator Alan J . ; Bingaman,
Senator Jeff; Pell, Senator Claiborne; Bentsen, Senator Lloyd; Danforth, Senator John C.; Heinz, Senator John; D'Amato, Senator Alfonse M . ; Rudman, Senator Warren B.; Helms, Senator Jesse. Letter to Senate colleagues. Washington, D.C.: July 11, 1989.
Byrd, Senator Robert C.; Dixon, Senator Alan J . ; Pell, Senator Claiborne; Helms, Senator Jesse; Danforth, Senator John; Heinz, Senator John; Bentsen, Senator Lloyd; Bingaman, Senator Jeff. Letter and enclosure to Senate colleagues. Washington, D.C.: September 12,
1989.
Conahan, Frank C., Assistant Comptroller General. Letter and enclosures to Senator Alfonse D'Amato. Washington,
D.C.: May 11, 1989.
D'Amato, Senator Alfonse M. Letter to Charles A. Bowsher, Comptroller General. Washington, D.C.: March 21, 1989. Dixon, Senator Alan and D'Amato, Senator Alfonse M. Letters
and enclosures to Senate colleagues. Washington, D.C.: May 10 and 12, 1989.
International Association of Machinists, William W.
Winpisinger, International President. Mailgram to congressional leaders opposing the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: May 10, 1989.
International Security Council, Dr. Joseph Churba, President. Letter to congressional leaders. Washington, D.C.:
September 28, 1989.
International Union of Electroni, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers, William H. Bywater, President. Letters to congressional leaders opposing the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: May 9 and July 31, 1989.
International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace &
Agricultural Implement Workers of America — UAW, Dick Warden, Legislative Director. Letter to congressional leaders opposing the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: July 26, 1989.
Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America, Inc., Herbert D. Greff, National Commander. Letter to
congressional leaders opposing the FSX fighter. Washington, D.C.: May 12, 1989.
John Prikkel & Associates, John Prikkel. Letter to congressional leaders opposing the FSX fighter. Washington, D.C.: May 5, 1989.
Lugar, Senator Richard G. Letter to Senate colleagues. Washington, D.C.: May 8, 1989.
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McCain, Senator John. Letter to congressional colleagues. Washington, D.C.: May 8, 1989.
National Council for Industrial Defense, William G. Phillips, President. Letter to congressional leaders opposing the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: May 9, 1989.
Pace, Stanley C., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, General Dynamics. Letter and enclosures to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Robert A. Mosebacher. St. Louis, Missouri: February 28, 1989.
Republican Policy Committee. HFSX: The Pros and Cons of the Deal." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Senate, 1989.
________. "Legislative Notice; S.J. Res. 113: Fsx Fighter Jet Program Disapproval Resolution." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Senate, May 10, 1989.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Sigurd Lucassen, General President. Letter to
congressional leaders opposing the FSX agreement. Washington, D.C.: April 17, 1989.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Walter G. Hogan, National Commander-in Chief. Letter to congressional leaders supporting S.J. Res. 113. Washington, D.C.: September 12, 1989.