[SANITIZED]WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM NOVEMBER 1976 - 1976/11/02
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date:
Place:
3 November 1976
Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Chrysler Executive Assassinated
in Argentina
An Argentine executive of the
Chrysler Corporation was shot
to death on 3 November by two
unknown assailants as he was
leaving his home. Another
Argentine Chrysler executive
was killed by the Montoneros
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9 November 1976
** Indicates a new threat reported for the first time.
* Indicates a revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
I. Western Hemisphere, Including the United States
Target: CHRYSLER ** The wives of sixteen Chrysler
CORPORATION Corporation executives in
EXECUTIVES Buenos Aires received letters
on 30 October from the Monto-
Place: Argentina, neros threatening to kill their
Buenos Aires husbands unless they ceased
"exploiting workers and colla-
Date: Current borating with the military
government." The Montoneros
followed this up on 2 November
with telephone calls to each
executive's home to confirm
receipt of the letters. The
Montoncros are believed re-
sponsible for the 3 November
assassination of an Argentine
Chrysler executive.
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14 November 1976
Argentina,
Buenos Aires
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Residence of Chilean Diplomat
in Buenos Aires Bombed
The residence of the Chilean
embassy's press attache in
Buenos Aires was bombed and
machine-gunned on 14 November
by unknown attackers in a
passing car There was con-
siderable damage to the front
of the buildinz but no in-
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TERRORIST THREATS AND PLANS
** Indicates a new threat reported for the first time.
* Indicates a revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
I. Western Hemisphere, Including the United States
Target: CHRYSLER
CORPORATION
EXECUTIVES
Place:
Argentina,
Buenos Aires
The wives of sixteen Chrysler
Corporation executives in
Buenos Aires received letters
on 30 October from the Monto-
neros threatening to kill their
husbands unless they ceased
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with telephone calls to each
executive's home to confirm
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23 November 1976
Latin American JCR Plans Meeting in Europe
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Latin American JCR Plans Meeting in Europe
Representatives of the Revolutionary Coordinating Junta
in Europe, who have been inactive in recent months, plan to
meet in late November to discuss their future activities.
the JCR members want
to initiate a program in the near future to include increased
propaganda activity and more contact in Europe with other
leftist revolutionary groups. Representatives of at least
three of the original JCR member organizations will attend--
the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) of Argentina, the
Movement of the Revolutionary Left (MIR) of Chile, and the
Tupamaros of Uruguay. The National Liberation Army (ELN) of
Bolivia also may be represented.
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TERRORIST THREATS AND PLANS
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23 November 1976
Tab B includes all reasonably credible reports of planned
terrorist activity. Although the reliability and access of
the sources vary considerably, the threats listed are con-
sidered sufficiently plausible to warrant alertness and the
use of protective security measures. However, terrorist groups
often discuss general intentions or make tentative plans for
violent acts that they never succeed in carrying out. In
nearly all the cases listed, the intended target and appropriate
governments have been informed of the threat.
** Indicates a new threat reported for the first time.
* Indicates a revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
I. Western Hemisphere, Including the United States
Target: South African
Diplomats
Place: Argentina,
Buneos Aires
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On 9 November the South
African economic counselor
in Buenos Aires found a note
in his car threatening his
life. Two days later, a note
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Date: Unknown a general threat against South
African diplomats was found
inside the office building
which houses the South
African embassy. The dip-
lomatic community in Buenos
Aires has recently been the
target of harassment by Argen-
tinian terrorists. A Chilean
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Target: CHRYSLER The wives of sixteen Chrysler
CORPORATION Corporation executives in
EXECUTIVES Buenos Aires received letters
on 30 October from the Monto-
Place: Argentina, neros threatening to kill their
Buenos Aires husbands unless they ceased
"exploiting workers and colla-
Date: Current borating with the military
government." The Montoneros
followed this up on 2 November
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Target: CHRYSLER
CORPORATION
EXECUTIVES
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date: Current
Target: South African
Diplomats
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date: Unknown
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The wives of sixteen Chrysler
Corporation executives in
Buenos Aires received letters
on 30 October from the Monto-
neros threatening to kill their
husbands unless they ceased
"exploiting workers and colla-
borating with the military
government." The Montoneros
followed this up on 2 November
with telephone calls to each
executive's home to confirm
receipt of the letters.
On 9 November the South
African economic counselor
in Buenos Aires found a note
in his car threatening his
life. Two days later, a note
from the Montoneros containing
a general threat against South
African diplomats was found
at the South African embassy.
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DISPOSITION OF PERSONS INVOLVED IN
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Argentina. Sixteen Chileans and one Brazilian seized
the office of the U.N. High Commission for Refugees in
Buenos Aires on 8 October 1975. On 10 October they and
their families were permitted to leave for Algeria, which
agreed to give them asylum, and 14 Argentine hostages were
released.
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