Major Cabinet Shakeup Hits South Korea in Park Era
President Park Chung-hee replaced KCIA chief Shin Jik-soo amid linked influence buying probes in Washington. Construction Minister Kim Jae-kyu, a retired general, named to lead KCIA as five cabinet ministers were dismissed or reassigned. Kim Sang-keung seeks asylum amid alleged KCIA ties to lobbying for U S access. The government denies any influence-peddling scheme.
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South Korea
Park Chung-hee
Central Intelligence Agency
KCTA
U.S
Park
KCIA
Shin Jik-soo
Shin
Kim Jaekyu
Washington
Kim Sang-keun
Capitol Hill
Kim
Tongsun Park
Justice Department
Congress
Kim Sang-keung
Kim Jae-kyu
Korean Army Security Command
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Imprisoned Yanks Begin Hunger Strike In Mexico
American prisoners in Mexico start a protest hunger strike over delays in a prisoner exchange with the United States. At Los Reyes and Santa Marta prisons in Mexico City about 105 Americans are involved or expected to join, with 600 jailed nationwide. The Inter national Freedom Strike Committee calls for release under a treaty tied to Senate ratification and governing legislation.
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Mexico
U.S
Los Reyes
International Freedom Strike Committee
Larry Day
Yakima
Wash
Day
Santa Marta
Colombia
Los Reyés
Luis Echeverria
United States
Miss Pratt
State Department
Nader calls antitrust probe into steel price hikes
Washington AP Ralph Nader urges the Justice Department to launch an antitrust inquiry into recent steel industry price increases. He notes several major steel companies raised prices by about six percent.
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Ralph Nader
Justice Department
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