(3)Foreign Ministry staff bid farewell to slain diplomats

(3)Foreign Ministry staff bid farewell to slain diplomats

TOKYO, Japan - Led by a police car, a hearse carrying one of the bodies of two slain Japanese diplomats, Katsuhiko Oku and Masamori Inoue, is driven past the Foreign Ministry building in Tokyo on Dec. 5 to allow them to bid farewell to the place where they once worked. (Kyodo)

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