40,000 people join anti-nuclear rally in N.Y.

40,000 people join anti-nuclear rally in N.Y.

NEW YORK, United States - The mayors of Japan's atomic-bombed cities -- Tadatoshi Akiba of Hiroshima (R) and Itcho Ito of Nagasaki (2nd from R) -- join an anti-nuclear demonstration in New York on May 1. Several thousand demonstrators marched from the U.N. headquarters to Central Park in a rally calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons.

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