Kim arrives in Pyongyang for historic summit

SEOUL, South Korea - South Koreans watch television at Seoul station on June 13 showing the welcome ceremony for South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at Pyongyang's Sunan airport attended by North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. Kim Dae Jung, who left the outskirts of Seoul barely more than an hour earlier, is the first South Korean head of state to visit Pyongyang since the Korean Peninsula was partitioned in 1945.

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