2 U.S. legislators head to N. Korea for informal talks

2 U.S. legislators head to N. Korea for informal talks

BEIJING, China - U.S. House of Representatives members Tom Lantos (L) and Jim Leach speak with journalists at Beijing airport on Aug. 30 prior to departure for North Korea for talks on what they described as a range of issues.

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