In its wary hope for peace, in its tense preoccupation with the great struggle between freedom and Communism, the world is apt to forget one fact: one of the items on the agenda at Kaesong is a country called Korea and some 30 million people who still live there.
If Peace Comes. In Korea last week, on the first day of the sixth month of the lunar year, dutiful elder sons went through a little ceremony. They placed bowls of rice or cups of wine before wooden frames that held thin paper strips....
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