CIS Microfiche Library 1970-2002 (CIS Asia Pacific Collection)

 CIS NO: 74-H381-45
 TITLE: Oil and Asian Rivals: Sino-Soviet Conflict; Japan and the Oil
     Crisis.
 SOURCE: Committee on Foreign Affairs. House
 DOC TYPE: Hearing                   COLLATION: iv+476 p. il.
 DATE: Sept. 12, 1973, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, 20, Mar. 6, 1974
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 93-1; 93-2        SUDOC: Y4.F76/1:Oi5/5
 ITEM NO: 1017
 MC ENTRY NO: 00263(75)

 Hearings before the Subcom on Asian and Pacific Affairs to examine
 Sino-Soviet relations and the impact of the energy crisis on Asian nations.
 Appendix (p. 141-476) contains articles, submitted statements,
 correspondence, and:
 a. Hinton, Harold C., abbreviated chronology of Sino-Soviet events from
     1954-64, excerpt from "The Bear at the Gate" (p. 141).
 b. CRS, Chronology of Sino-Soviet Relations 1965-74 (p. 142-194).
 c. Coleman, Gerald C., "The Brezhnev Doctrine" from Federal Bar Journal,
     Summer 1971 (p. 195-214).
 d. Park, Choon-Ho, "Oil Under Troubled Waters: The Northeast Asia Sea-bed
     Controversy" from Harvard international Law Journal, 1973 (p. 221-269).
 e. Park, Choon-Ho, "Fishing Under Troubled Waters: the Northeast Asia
     Fisheries Controversy" Harvard International Law Journal, 1973 (p.
     270-296).
 f. Republic of Viet-Nam fact sheet, "The Sovereignty of the Republic of
     Viet-Nam over the Archipelago of Hoang Sa (Paracels)," Jan. 28, 1974 (p.
     297-299).
 g. Hardt, John P. (CRS), "West Siberia: The Quest for Energy" from
     "Problems in Communism," May-June 1973 (p. 300-310).
 h. LC Far Eastern Law Division, composition of the Tenth Central Committee
     of the Chinese Communist Party and complete membership list (p.
     345-378).
 i. LC Far Eastern Division, Law Library, "The Tenth Party Congress and the
     Future Development of Law in China" (p. 379-417).
 j. CRS, "Dependence of the U.S. upon Asian Nations for Industrial Raw
     Materials, Other than Oil" (p. 420-421).
 k. Chiu, Hungdah, "Legal Status of the Paracel and the Spratly Islands"
     (p. 422-469).
 CONTENT NOTATION: Sino-Soviet relations; oil crisis in Asia
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): SUBCOM ON ASIAN AND PACIFIC
     AFFAIRS. HOUSE; SOVIET UNION; CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC; PETROLEUM AND
     PETROLEUM INDUSTRY; CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE (Chronology of
     Sino-Soviet Relations 1965-74); ENERGY.CONSERVATION;
     INTERNATIONAL.RELATIONS; JAPAN; ASIA; CHIU, HUNG DAH ("Legal Status
     of the Paracel and the Spratly Islands")

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 1         Sept. 12, 1973 p. 2-16
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     HINTON, HAROLD C. (prof of political science and intl aff, George Wash
        Univ)
 STATEMENT: Background of Sino-Soviet border confrontation; possibilities
     for and consequences of a Sino-Soviet war. (p. 2-10)
 DISCUSSION: Recommended U.S. policies toward Soviet Union and China. (p.
     10-16)
 CONTENT NOTATION: Sino-Soviet relations

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 2         Sept. 12, 1973 p. 16-28
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     LINDEN, CARL A. (assoc prof of political science and intl aff, Inst
        for Sino-Soviet Studies, George Wash Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Analysis of the Sino-Soviet conflict and the
     international and political policies of their leaders.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Sino-Soviet relations

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 3         Jan. 30, 1974 p. 30-41
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     SIGUR, GASTON (dir, Inst for Sino-Soviet Studies, George Wash Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Impact of energy crisis on Japan and
     U.S.-Japanese relations.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Energy crisis in Asia

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 4         Jan. 30, 1974 p. 41-51
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     PARK, CHOON-HO (fellow, Woodrow Wilson Intl Center for Scholars)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Description of Communist China's oil resources,
     production, and supply and demand situation.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Chinese oil resources

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 5         Feb. 6, 1974 p. 54-63
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     MICHAEL, FRANZ H. (prof of intl aff and Far Eastern history, Inst for
        Sino-Soviet Studies, George Wash Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Impact of the energy crisis on Japan's internal
     politics and international relations.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Energy crisis in Japan

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 6         Feb. 6, 1974 p. 63-74
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     EBEL, ROBERT E. (Dir, Div of Emergency Supplies, Fed Energy Office)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Evaluation of oil and gas resources in Soviet
     Siberia and feasibility of future development; possibility of joint
     U.S.-Soviet exploration under Project North Star.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Siberian oil resources dev
 DESCRIPTORS: FEDERAL ENERGY OFFICE

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 7         Feb. 20, 1974 p. 75-89
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     LEE, HONGKOO (Rockefeller Fdn fellow in East Asian Legal Studies,
        Harvard Univ; prof of political science, Seoul Natl Univ; former
        fellow, Woodrow Wilson Intl Center for Scholars)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Explanation of international politics based on
     resource control; comparison of resource control positions of Communist
     China, Soviet Union, U.S., and Japan.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Intl politics and resource control

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 8         Feb. 20, 1974 p. 89-98
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     LINDSAY, MICHAEL F. M. (prof of Far Eastern studies, Amer Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Review of Communist Chinese leaders practices
     and policies; reasons for failure of Cultural Revolution in China.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Communist Chinese political situation

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 9         Mar. 6, 1974 p. 99-121
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     HOLMAN, G. PAUL, JR. (dept of history, Georgetown Univ)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Review of power struggle over Strait of Malacca;
     description of domestic political situation in and foreign policies of
     Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore; possible Japanese conflict of
     interest with Russia and Communist China. (For further discussion, see
     H381-45.10.)
 CONTENT NOTATION: Japanese-Malaysian relations
 DESCRIPTORS: MALAYSIA; INDONESIA; SINGAPORE

 74-H381-45 TESTIMONY NO: 10        Mar. 6, 1974 p. 121-140
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     PFALTZGRAFF, ROBERT L., JR. (dir, Foreign Policy Research Inst; assoc
        prof, intl politics, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts
        Univ)
 STATEMENT: Impact of Middle East crisis on and recommendations for U.S.
     relations with Japan and Western Europe. (p. 121-133)
 DISCUSSION: (Also covers testimony under H381-45.9.) Assessment of
     advantages from increase in Japan's defense contributions; significance
     of the Soviet presence in Indian Ocean. (p. 133-140)
 CONTENT NOTATION: US relations with Japan and Western Europe
 DESCRIPTORS: FOREIGN POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE; MIDDLE EAST