Ex-lower house speaker Hara dies at 97

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken in July 1986 shows former House of Representatives Speaker Kenzaburo Hara, who died from a heart failure at a Tokyo hospital on Nov. 6. He was 97. Hara, who graduated from Waseda University in 1931 and received a master's degree from the University of Oregon, was first elected to the lower house in 1946 from a constituency in Hyogo Prefecture, western Japan, and reelected 19 times. (Kyodo)

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