District court dismisses wartime suppression case

District court dismisses wartime suppression case

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Supporters for Yasuhito Ono, a deceased journalist who was convicted in the ''Yokohama Incident,'' look at a board showing the Yokohama District Court's decision to dismiss Ono's retrial case in front of the court building in Yokohama on March 30. The court passed no judgment on whether Ono was guilty of promoting communism in violation of a wartime law.

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