South Korea Tightens Action Against Dissidents and Protests
The government announced a crackdown on leftist dissidents with a list of about 6,090 targets. About 2,000 students clashed with riot police, tear gas deployed, while opposition lawmakers pressed for a new constitution and Yoo Sung-hwan’s release after his arrest.
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Seoul
South Korea
New Korea Democratic Party
Yonhap
Yoo Sung-hwan
Yoo
National Assembly
U S Immigation Deports Colombian Journalist Lara
El Tiempo reports U S immigration officials cancelled journalist Patricia Lara visa and deported her amid dispute over charges. Lara denies subversive ties and vows legal action while Columbia University and press groups protest the move as an abuse of democratic image.
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Colombia
el Tiempo
U.S
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Patricia Lara
Lara
Communist Party
Liberal Party
New York
Columbia School of Journalism
Maria Moors Cabot
Latin America
Columbia University
Washington
Columbia
Francisco Posada de la Pena
Cuba
el Espectador
Porn Indictments Emerge From Mail-Order Photos Case
An elderly woman’s complaint about misdelivered mail led to indictments of 55 people in 27 states. U.S. Attorney Maurice Ellsworth said the cases involve conspiracy to use the mail for nonmailable material after an Odyssey magazine ad by Kim and William Hancock offered to pose for explicit color photos. The Hancocks, once in Sandpoint Idaho, faced charges as the scheme spread with packages and varying fees for posed images.
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U.S
Maurice Ellsworth
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Odyssey Magazine
Kim
William Hancock
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Hancocks
Sandpoint
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Texas
Funds frozen in LaRouche AIDS ballot groups in California
Federal judge ordered freeze on bank accounts of two Lyndon LaRouche affiliated groups backing a California AIDS initiative on the November ballot. The move follows a suit alleging elders were defrauded of more than $2 million through high pressure tactics. The order was sealed Oct. 10 in San Francisco and unsealed recently as the suit proceeded.
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Lyndon LaRouche
Dan Bookin
Margaret M.P. Beynen
Berkeley
Boston
LaRouche Organization
East Europeans hail 1956 Hungarian uprising in joint proclamation
Four nation statement issued in Budapest East Berlin Prague and Warsaw marks anniversary of the Hungarian revolt. It names 122 signers from Charter 77 Solidar ity and other dissident groups across Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany and Hungary.
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Imre Mecs
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