Repercussions in US-Korea ties spark diplomat alerts
Henry Bradsher reports diplomats in Seoul and Washington monitor two possible outcomes from Seoul's controversial methods. Officials doubt immediate damage to U S Korean relations but warn of potential foreign policy and domestic challenges for Park Chung Hee. Congress reactions to disclosures remain unpredictable.
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South Korea’s Influence Methods Spark Diplomatic Alert
Diplomats warn that South Korea's influence tactics could shape U S commitments to Seoul amid Seoul’s political strains and Park’s leadership. Analysts note economic gains and external loans fuel growth while worries grow over corruption and potential shifts in alignment with Washington.
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Carter seen as likely to aid poor and minority groups
A 1330 adult national survey shows strong public belief that President-elect Carter will pursue programs to help the poor and minorities. Voters split on the white vote but blacks expect significant aid, with majorities anticipating improved federal morale and competency. economic promises face tighter approval.
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