Biden reaching for place in Camp David lore as he hopes to broker breakthrough in Japan-South Korea relations

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Camp David, the rustic presidential retreat in the mountains of Maryland, has been a backdrop for signal moments in U.S. foreign policy, perhaps none more notable than the peace accord President Jimmy Carter brokered between Egypt and Israel in 1978.

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