Song Yo-chan

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  1. ↑ as Chief Cabinet Minister of the Supreme Council for National Reconstruction.
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Song Yo-chan
송요찬
宋堯讚
General Song Yo-chan 1959.jpg
Song Yo-chan in 1959
Acting Prime Minister of South Korea [a]
In office
July 3, 1961 –June 16, 1962
First Republic
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Italics indicate an acting prime minister • † Impeached
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