Nixon told Kissinger pact allowing nukes into Okinawa "satisfactory"

U.S. President Richard Nixon told national security adviser Henry Kissinger that a secret pact with Japan allowing his country to bring nuclear weapons into Okinawa in times of emergency was "very satisfactory," a declassified U.S. document has revealed.Nixon said it in a memorandum for Kissinger, dated Nov. 24, 1969, three days after Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato agreed on the return of Okinawa to Japanese control in their meeting."President Nixon did not say anything about the secret pact in his autobiography" so it is unique that his view on the accord came to light, said…READ FULL ARTICLE