U S lobbying controlled by Korean president
A summary of U S intelligence reports says South Korean President Park Chung Hee and aides formed a board to coordinate lobbying by Tongsun Park and others under his control. The plan emerged in 1970 at Blue House meetings after rejecting Park in charge of all U S lobbying.
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Park Chung Hee
U.S
Tongsun Park
Blue House
Seoul
Donald M Fraser
D-Minn
Fraser
CIA
William Porter
Porter
State Department
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Canal treaties foes concede victory on eve of vote
Senate supporters edge toward ratification as 65 votes solidify for the neutrality pact with Panama beyond 2000. Key backers include Sen. Bob Packwood and Vice President Mondale, with multiple Democrats and Republicans signaling support amid last minute maneuvering and an 82-16 vote approving a related amendment.
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Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
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Nebraska
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West Virginia
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Paul G. Hatfield
Montana
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Zorinsky
White House
Bellmon
Burdick
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Packwood
Laxalt
Panama
Walter F Mondale
Harold Brown
Robert Strauss
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Arizona
Donald Riegle
Michigan
Russell Long
Louisiana
Charles McMathias
Maryland
United States
San Bernardino and New York Counties Compared in Size
San Bernardino County in California is the nation’s largest, spanning 20 119 square miles. New York County, containing New York City, is the smallest at 23 square miles.
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New York City
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