(1)Gov't suspects Chinese nuclear sub entered Japanese waters

(1)Gov't suspects Chinese nuclear sub entered Japanese waters

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi walks into his office on Nov. 10 to discuss information obtained by the Defense Agency that an unidentified submarine that intruded into Japanese waters may be a Chinese nuclear submarine.

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