Count Terauch Back From Death After Illness
Tokyo area Field Marshal Count Seiki Terauchi, former Japanese premier, was declared dead after a long heart illness. He recovered, spoke with his son, and received posthumous honors before the mistaken death notice was rescinded. He later died in November.
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