(1)U.S. ultimatum protested

(1)U.S. ultimatum protested

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Members of pacific groups march in Hiroshima on March 18 in protest over U.S. President George W. Bush's 48-hour ultimatum on Iraq. The banner read; ''We are opposed to both terrorism and war. Don't allow Hiroshima to be repeated in Iraq.''

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