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Sad Times Here Again For Korea
Seoul recalls a long history of struggle as two brutal attacks shock South Korea. A Sept. 1 Korean Air Lines crash killed 269 aboard, including 81 South Koreans, with debate over Soviet blame. On Oct. 3 a bombing in Rangoon killed 17, including Cabinet members, just before Chun Doo hwan visited.
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Seoul
South Korea
Korea
Korean Air Lines
New York
Martyr's Mausoleum
Rangoon
Burma
Chun Deo-hwan
Chun
Kim Sang-hyup
Kim
Chung Ii-sook
Ewha Women's University
Reagan
International Monetary Fund
Tam