Ruling bloc execs leave for U.S.

Ruling bloc execs leave for U.S.

TOKYO, Japan - (From L to R) Secretary generals Tetsuzo Fuyushiba of the New Komeito party, Taku Yamasaki of the Liberal Democratic Party and Takeshi Noda of the New Conservative Party are at Narita airport before departure for the United States. They aim to lay the groundwork for Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's summit talks with President George W. Bush slated for June 30

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