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Article: NORTH KOREA SEEKS PEACE.(Main)
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- Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
- Article date:
- October 25, 1991
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Byline: B.J. Lee Associated Press
North Korea, whose 1950 invasion of South Korea started a war that never has formally ended, agreed Thursday to stop trying to overthrow its neighbor and accepted a framework for seeking reconciliation.
Although specific language remained to be worked out, North Korea also pledged to renounce terrorism and to work toward uniting millions of Koreans separated since the Korean Peninsula was divided after World War II.
Officials of both sides hailed the agreement as historic and expressed hope for more progress at the next round of high-level talks in Seoul in December. But differences between the rivals are ...