N. Korea to reopen dialogue with U.S.: envoy

N. Korea to reopen dialogue with U.S.: envoy

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean presidential envoy Lim Dong Won said in Seoul on April 6 that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il intends to resume stalled dialogue with the United States. Lim returned from a four-day visit to N. Korea earlier in the day.

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