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中文:越南外交范登林前往韓國來台過境

越南外交部長范登林於十五日上午過台飛韓,前往漢城慶賀大韓民國朴正熙總統的就職典禮。越南駐華使館阮功勛代辦曾在機場歡迎。

中央社記者陳漢中攝  五十二年十二月十五日
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