Taue wins to succeed slain Nagasaki mayor Ito

Taue wins to succeed slain Nagasaki mayor Ito

NAGASAKI, Japan - Tomihisa Taue, a former city office employee, speaks in Nagasaki on April 23 after he won the April 22 Nagasaki mayoral election that was overshadowed by the April 18 death of gunned-down incumbent Mayor Itcho Ito. (Kyodo)

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