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| Keywords: Hagerty Incident 04.jpg Hagerty Incident The Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the United States and Japan had been signed in Washington on 19 January 1960 When the pact was submitted to the Japanese National Diet for ratification on 5 February it became the subject of bitter debate over the Japan-United States relationship and the occasion for violence in an all-out effort by the leftist opposition to prevent its passage It was finally approved by the House of Representatives on 20 May Japan Socialist Party deputies boycotted the lower house session and tried to prevent the LDP deputies from entering the chamber; they were forcibly removed by the police Massive demonstrations and rioting by students and trade unions followed These outbursts prevented a scheduled visit to Japan by President Dwight D Eisenhower and precipitated the resignation of Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi but not before the treaty was passed by default on 19 June 1960 On 10 June 1960 the press secretary of the U S President Eisenhower James Campbell Hagerty arrived at Haneda Airport Tokyo Japan to plan the upcoming visit of the president While attempting to leave the airport for the U S embassy Hagerty s car was immobilized for an hour before he could be retrieved by a U S Marine Corps HUS-1 helicopter from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 362 γγ¬γγΌδΊδ»Ά Japanese book Album of the 20-Year History of Postwar Japan published by Kyodo News ε ±ει δΏ‘η€Ύγ ζ¦εΎ20εΉ΄εη ιγ γγγ 1960-06-10 author Notes This file was scanned and edited by the uploader Abasaa γγ‘γ€γ«γ―γγ°γγΌγ«γγγΉγγ£γ³γγγ³η·¨ιγγγΎγγγ PD-Japan-organization 1960 Anpo Struggle Black and white photographs of Japan in the 1960s Sikorsky H-34 Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 362 James Hagerty | ||||
