Subpoenas Grow In Canal Bugging Case
Senate Judiciary subcommittee on separation of powers issued eight subpoenas on Panamanian bugging allegations tied to canal treaty talks. Named are Hor Rodrigez Brustmeyer, 28, of Brooklyn, and seven CIA DIA DOJ and U.S. Army officials. FBI probes the former sergeant linked to 1975 76 surveillance.
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Second Korean named in lobbying scheme indictment
A federal indictment in Washington accuses Hancho Kim, a cosmetics merchant and naturalized U.S. citizen living in Lanham Maryland, of conspiring to influence Congress with KCIA funds in a plan called Operation White Snow. A Baltimore grand jury also charged Kim and his wife with 1974 and 1975 income tax evasion, linking the timing to alleged KCIA cash deliveries. The cases follow a prior 36 count indictment against rice trader Tongsun Park for bribery and efforts to sway lawmakers.
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Senators Press Panama Treaty Interpretations In Senate Hearings
In two days of Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings Republican and Democratic members pressed Secretary Vance and Secretary Brown to reconcile Panama’s understanding with U.S. aims. They asked if Panama committed to U.S. warship transit preferences, whether intervention rights to defend the canal are acknowledged, and if Panama grasped the meaning of permanent neutrality for the waterway.
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Death toll rises in Japanese jet crash
Rescue workers recovered the body of an American and 13 others killed in the crash of a Japan Air Lines DC-8 jetliner, raising the death toll to 32. The American Embassy noted five Americans aboard: one died, three survived with burns and broken limbs, one missing. The plane, on a Tokyo to Kuala Lumpur via Hong Kong route, slammed into a 300 foot hill on a rubber plantation north of Kuala Lumpur trong heavy rain.
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Nine blacks expelled from Israel
Nine African American women and children, part of a group from Chicago who had entered Israel claiming Presbyterian ties, were deported from Tel Aviv to Rome and then to the United States after refusing to talk to reporters. They tore up their passports in Dimona, were jailed with 25 others, and were escorted from Rome to New York on Alitalia Flight 602.
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House and Senate clash on abortion funding dispute
Washington linked budget talks with abortion policy as the House rejected the Senate’s language allowing government funding for abortions in rape incest or where doctors deem it medically necessary. The fight risks delaying a $60.2 billion HEW Labor and Welfare bill and could imperil HEW and Labor payrolls pending a quick Senate compromise.
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Red Army hijacks Japanese plane in Dacca standoff
Two members of Japan’s Red Army hijacked a Japan Airlines DC jet with 155 aboard, forced landing in Dacca after takeoff from Santa Cruz. They warned of explosion unless imprisoned guerrillas in Japan are freed, while security troops cordon the airport and food is promised to passengers and crew.
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