(2)2 members of U.S. mission to N. Korea arrive in Seoul

(2)2 members of U.S. mission to N. Korea arrive in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Republican aide Keith Luse (L) and Democratic colleague Frank Jannuzi (C), members of a five-man unofficial American delegation who visited North Korea, are greet by South Korean government official Park Chan Bong (R) on arrival at the Unification Ministry in Seoul on Jan. 12.

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