(11)Terrorist attack

(11)Terrorist attack

TOKYO, Sept. 12 Kyodo - Secretaries general of four opposition parties in Japan agree Sept. 12 to request that the extraordinary Diet session convene earlier than the scheduled date of Sept. 27 to discuss measures to deal with Tuesday's terrorist attacks on the United States.

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