N. Korea to unconditionally return to nuke talks in Nov.

TOKYO, Japan - New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson tells reporters in Tokyo on Oct. 21 soon after his visit to North Korea that high-level N. Korean officials have said Pyongyang will return unconditionally to six-party talks on its nuclear programs in early November.(Kyodo)

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