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Carter established Georgia’s overseas offices — including one in Tokyo in 1973 — and visited 10 countries. While only four states had offices abroad in 1970, 33 had them by 1980.
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Jimmy Carter went to North Korea for nuclear talks in 1994. It didn't go as planned - MSNJimmy Carter's private diplomatic mission in 1994 helped avert a potential war between the U.S. and North Korea by ... When I met Carter days later in Tokyo, where he was visiting the ...
President Joe Biden touched former President Jimmy Carter's casket on his way to give his remarks during Carter's funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday. "It was an endorsement ...
David E. Sanger covered Jimmy Carter’s trip to North Korea when he was Tokyo Bureau Chief of the Times. Jimmy Carter went to North Korea for nuclear talks in 1994. It didn’t go as planned.
Despite the Carter administration’s poor relationship with Congress, Strauss clinched a 395-7 vote in the House, and a 90-4 vote in the Senate on the Tokyo deal. Unions didn’t oppose it.
Mary Jordan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent and Associate Editor. She spent 14 years as a Washington Post foreign correspondent based in Tokyo, Mexico City and London.
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