N. Korean acrobatic troupe arrives in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - A North Korean acrobatic troupe arrives in Seoul on May 29 for a two-week visit to stage a series of performances. The 102-member Pyongyang Acrobatic Art Troupe arrived at Seoul's Kimpo international airport via Beijing at 3:18 p.m. The acrobatic troupe will stage 13 performances between June 3-10 as part of events to be staged in connection with the June 12-14 summit in Pyongyang between South Korean President Kim Dae Jung and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.

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