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Updated: 6/1/2006; 12:16:30 AM.

 

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2006.05.31

Japanese duo boost LCD investment. [BBC]

Electronics giants Matsushita and Hitachi plan to pump $713 million into doubling production of flat-screen TVs.


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World Cup tour for more than 1,000 Japanese fans cancelled because game tickets fail to arrive from China-based agency.



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North Korea asks South Korea for help in watching World Cup.



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Benchmark Nikkei index closes down nearly 400 points.



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Letter sheds light on 1950 Korea refugee deaths (AP).

President Truman pins the Distinguished Service Medal with four oak leaf clusters on the shirt of General Douglas MacArthur during a ceremony at the airstrip on Wake Island, in this Oct. 14, 1950, file photo.  In the center is John J. Muccio, United States ambassador to Korea, who was decorated with a Medal of Merit. According to a letter sent by Muccio to the State Department, U.S. soldiers would fire on refugees if they approached U.S. lines. The letter referred to a policy set down on July 25, 1950, the night before members of the 7th U.S. Cavalry began killing South Korean refugees at the village of No Gun Ri. (AP Photo, File)More than a half-century after hostilities ended in Korea, a document from the war's chaotic early days has come to light — a letter from the U.S. ambassador to Seoul, informing the State Department that American soldiers would shoot refugees approaching their lines.




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Todai agrees to return Korean royal records (Yonhap)

A Japanese university agrees to return scores of books chronicling Korea's last Joseon Dynasty, which it has preserved since they were seized during Japan's colonial occupation of the peninsula.



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Japan and other key donors to Sri Lanka warn both the government and Tamil Tigers that war will mean cut off of international support for the south Asian nation.


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