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- Mitsujirō Ishii (石井 光次郎, Ishii Mitsujirō, 18 August 1889 – 20 September 1981) was a ****anese politician who served as Speaker of the House of Representatives...
- Round Hayato Ikeda – 246 Mitsujirō Ishii – 194 Aiichirō Fujiyama – 49 Others – 7 1960 2nd Round Hayato Ikeda – 302 Mitsujirō Ishii – 194 1962 Hayato Ikeda...
- Prime Minister Ichirō Hatoyama Preceded by Taketora Ogata Succeeded by Mitsujiro Ishii Minister of Foreign Affairs In office December 10, 1954 – December...
- Ichiro Nakayama (9 April 1980) Maeo Shigesaburō (23 July 1981) Ishii Mitsujirō (20 September 1981) Ryotaro Azuma (26 May 1983) Nagano Shigeo (4 May 1984)...
- Lai-Fa(National Training Team), 4 – Lin I-Tseng (Brother Elephants), 80 – Mitsujiro Sakai, 81 – Yang Shien-Ming (Fubon Bull). Manager: 39 – Higinio Vélez...
- Corporation was founded in Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka on March 15, 1951, with Mitsujirō Ishii appointed as its first president. ABC started AM radio broadcasting...
- (1951) – Ryûji Fūsetsu Nijūnen (1951) Kaze ni soyogu asi (Kouhen) (1951) – Mitsujiro Hirose Yamabiko Gakkō (1952) Asa no hamon (1952) – Kajigoro Mother (1952)...
- Ikeda; Sato supported his brother Nobusuke Kishi and Ikeda supported Mitsujirō Ishii. Tanaka followed Sato rather than Ikeda, even though Tanaka’s stepdaughter...
- to plot the merger of the Liberal and Democratic parties in July 1955. From left to right: Banboku Ōno, Bukichi Miki, Nobusuke Kishi, Mitsujirō Ishii...
- Party political offices New title Head of Suiyōkai 1955–1956 Succeeded by Mitsujirō Ishii Preceded by Shigeru Yoshida President of the Liberal Party 1954–1955...