Kyodo, AP agree to boost ties on 70th anniversary

Kyodo, AP agree to boost ties on 70th anniversary

TOKYO, Japan - Kyodo News President Toyohiko Yamanouchi (L) presents commemorative gifts to Associated Press (AP) President Tom Curley at Kyodo headquarters in Tokyo on Nov. 12. Curley, along with three other senior members of AP's news and management operations, is in Tokyo to mark the 70th anniversary of the alliance between Kyodo's predecessor and AP.

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