Weekly Situation Report on International Terrorism

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• Publication Date: October 2, 1974
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GARI Terrorists Arrested in France
Four members of the anti-Franco International Revolutionary
Action Group (GARI)--two Spanish and two French--were arrested
by French police the weekend of 21 September, according to the
Spanish press. French, Belgian and Spanish security services
believe the GARI is responsible for a series of -terrorist inci-
dents directed at Spanish personnel and installations in France
and Belgium in May, July and August 1974. (See the issue of 21
August, page 4.) Press accounts said that the French Minister
of Interior publicly described the GARI as "primarily a terror-
ist and criminal organization whose aim is to provoke in France
and abroad sabotage and explosions to create a climate and
atmosphere of terror and insecurity." (UNCLASSIFIED)
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INCIDENCE CF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
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II. Terrorist Threats and Plans: Europe
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Target:
U.S. INSTALLATIONS,
See B-III-2.
AIRCRAFT AND
INTERESTS
Target:
Ethiopian
Mercenaries working for sup-
Passengers
porters of the deposed Ethio-
pian emperor may attempt to
Place:
France, Paris
take Ethiopian passengers
hostage at Orly Airport in
Date:
Unknown
Paris in exchange for former
Ethiopian ministers now in
prison. (See 25 September
issue, page B-II-2.) (UNCLAS-
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IV. Terrorist Threats and Plans: Africa
No terrorist threats were reported in Africa
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V. Terrorist Threats and Plans: Far East
No terrorist threats were reported in the Far East
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VI. Terrorist Threats and Plans: Worldwide
Target: Jewish Personality Italian and other European po-
lice believe some Jewish person-
Place: Worldwide ality may be kidnapped by Arab
terrorists attempting to force
Date: Unknown T 1
B-VI-2
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sxae to release Archbishop
Capucci, accord:i.n, to a Reuters
news item. (See .11 September
issue, page B-VI -:1 . )
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically,
which might attract terrorist attack. The following symbols
are used when applicable: ** Reported for the first time.
* Revision of report in previous issue.
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Target: U.S. Secretary of ** Secretary of State Henry
State Henry Kissinger is planning an of-
Kissinger ficial trip to the Near East
during the period 8 to 14 Oc-
Place: Egypt, Cairo tober 1974. The itinerary may
Syria, Damascus be changed on short notice.
Jordan, Amman The Secret Service has pro-
Israel, Tel Aviv tective responsibility. (UN-
CLASSIFIED)
Date: 8 to 14 October
1974
Target: U.S. and Other
Foreign Officials,
Business Executives
and Enterprises
Place: Argentina
Date:
U.S. and other foreign officials
and business executives continue
to be potential targets of Ar-
gentine terrorist organizations,
particularly the People's Revo-
lutionary Army (ERP) or the
Montoneros, who announced in
early September their intention'
to resort to terrorism. (See
Articles.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Target: U.S. Civilian and Although the level of anti-
Official Personnel Americanism has slowly sub-
and Installations sided, terrorist acts by ex-
tremist groups may still be
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Date: 11 October 1974 Panamanian Embassy Bombed.
A bomb exploded Tn the garden of
Place: Venezuela, Caracas the Panamanian Embassy early in
the morning, according to the
press. The building was damaged
slightly and there were no casu-
alties. There :i-s' speculation
that the bombing may have been
a protest against Panama's de-
cision to grant asylum to seven
Dominican Republic guerrillas
who held the USIS Director, the
Venezuelan Consul and other em-
ployees hostage in the Venezuelan
Consulate in Sano Domingo.
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically,
which might attract terrorist attack. The following symbols
are used when applicable: ** Reported for the first time.
* Revision of report in previous issue.
Target: U.S. President
Gerald R. Ford
Place: Mexico, Magdalena
Date: 21 October 1974
Target: U.S. Secretary of
State Henry
Kissinger
Place: USSR
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President Ford will meet with
President Echeverria of Mexico
on 21 October at Magdalena,
Mexico to discuss matters of
mutual interest. The Secret
Service has protective respon-
sibility. (UNCLASSIFIED)
Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger is scheduled to make
an official trip as follows.
23 - 27 October: USSR.
27 October - 3 November:
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan,
Afghanistan and Iran. 3 - 5
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United States on 6 November.
The Secret Service, has protec-
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Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert F. Ellsworth
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Mr. James M. Frey
Deputy Associate Director for International
Affairs
Office of Management and Budget
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. David R. Macdonald
Assistant Secretary of Treasury for
Enforcement, Tariff and Trade Affairs,
and Operations
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. Herbert K. Reis
Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
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NOTES
Joint Communique by Groups Rejecting Middle East Negotiations
The radical fedayeen organizations and the Ba'th party
of Iraq issued a joint communique in Baghdad, dated 12 October,
in which they reiterated their opposition to peace negotiations
concerning Palestine. It was signed by leaders of the Bath
party, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
(PFLP), the PFLP-General Command, the Arab Liberation Front,
and the Popular Struggle Front. The communique condemned all
formulas aimed at recognizing the Zionist entity and freezing
the Palestinian conflict; denounced "deviationist trends aimed
at liquidationist solutions;" agreed to creation of a united
front of all organizations and personalities rejecting capitu-
lation; condemned "imperialist plots," particularly Iran's
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intervention in Iraq's domestic affairs; urged convening a
conference of all Arab nationalist progressive forces; and ad-
vocated cementing ties of friendship' with socialist countries
and "liberated" countries of the third world. The communique
made no reference to the PFLP's recent withdrawal. from the
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Executive Committee.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically,
which might attract terrorist attack. The following symbols
are used when applicable: ** Reported for the first time.
* Revision of report in previous issue.
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Target: U.S. Secretary of ** Secretary of State Henry
State Henry Kissinger is scheduled to make
Kissinger an official trip as follows.
23 - 27 October: USSR.
Place: USSR 27 October - 3 November:
South Asia India, Bangladesh, Pakistan,
South Europe Afghanistan and Iran. 3 - 5
November: Romania, Yugoslavia
Date: 23 October - and Italy, where he will ad-
6 November 1974 dress the World Food Confer-
ence. He will return to the
United States on 6 November.
The Secret Service has protec-
tive responsibility. (UNCLAS-
SIFIED)
Target: Arab Leaders ** Arab leaders, who will be meet-
ing in Rabat, Morocco on
Place: Morocco, Rabat 26 October for an Arab Summit
Conference, may be the target
Date: 26 October 1974 of terrorist acts aimed at
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either disrupting the confer-
ence or eliminating those who
favor a peaceful settlement to
the Palestinian problem. (See
separate article on a terrorist
plot recently uncovered, and
Tab B, Section III, for spe-
cific threats.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Target:
Yugoslav President ** President Tito, who is sched-
Josip Broz Tito
uled to visit Denmark in late
October, may be selected as a
Place:
Denmark,
target for hostile action by
Copenhagen
Croatian or other anti-Yugo-
slav exile groups. (UNCLAS-
Date:
29 to 31 October
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Distribution: Ambassador Lewis B. Hoffacker
Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert F. Ellsworth
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Mr. James M. Frey
Deputy Associate Director for International
Affairs
Office of Management and Budget
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. David R. Macdonald
Assistant Secretary of Treasury for
Enforcement, Tariff and Trade Affairs,
and Operations
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. Herbert K. Reis
Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central Intelligence Agency
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hostage at the Nice airport for 13 hours before surrendering
to French police. He told French authorities he wanted to
talk with the President of France in an effort to secure the
release of his wife from an Italian jail, or he would kill
his hostage. Recalusso was informed that his wife was not
in custody and that she had left Milan for an unknown destina-
tion on 23 October. During the day-long ordeal at the airport,
Recalusso stated he had been in trouble with authorities in
Argentina approximately 10 years ago. He added that he
wanted a pledge from the Mexican Consulate that he and his
wife would be allowed to live in Mexico and would not be ex-
tradited to any country. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 21 October 1974 The USIS Binational Center and
three affiliates of U.S. com-
Place: Argentina, panies were targets of terrorist
Cordoba Province bombs. An explosion occurred at
the USIS center in Rio Cuarto at
about 4:00 a.m. Considerable
damage was done, but no one was
injured. An Argentine official
of the Transax Company (a Ford
affiliate) was seriously injured
by a powerful bomb as he left
his home in San Carlos. A Ford
showroom and a Pepsi Cola bot-
tling plant in Rio Cuarto were
bombed, with moderate damage
and no injuries. (UNCLASSIFIED)
Date: 26 October 1974 A convicted fedayeen hijacker
and three other prison inmates
Place: The Netherlands, seized 24 hostages from a visit-
Scheveningen ing church choir in the prison
chapel and were still holding
them as of 29 October. Negotia-
tions with Dutch authorities were
in progress but the prisoners'
ultimate purpose was not clear.
Five of the hostages, mostly
children, have been released.
(See Articles.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Date: 28 October 1974 A bomb exploded at the Iberia
Airlines office in the Caribbean
Place: Puerto Rico, Towers building. Moderate damage
San Juan resulted, but there were no per-
sonal injuries. A group calling
itself the Latin American Anti-
Communist Army claimed responsi-
bility for the bombing, and
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with the Castro regime. (UNCLAS-
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Target: Moshe Dayan, ** Moshe Dayan, former Israeli
Former Israeli Defense Minister,, may be the
Defense Minister object of an assassination
attempt while he is visit-
Place: United States, ing the University of Utah
Utah, Salt Lake City 30-31 October, according to
an FBI report. (UNCLASSI-
Date: 30-31 October 1974 FIED)
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III. Terrorist Threats and Plans: Middle East
Target: U.S. SECRETARY
OF STATE HENRY
KISSINGER
Israeli Minister
of Health
Place: Possibly Israel
Date: Unknown
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The U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv
received a letter from the
"Fighters of Israel's Wars"
threatening to execute Secre-
tary of State Kissinger and
the Israeli Minister of Health,
according to an FBI report.
The Israeli national police
are investigating. (UNCLASSI-
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically,
which might attract terrorist attack. The following symbols
are used when applicable: ** Reported for the first time.
* Revision of report in previous issue.
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Target: Yugoslav President President Tito, who is visiting
Josip Broz Tito Denmark, may be selected as a
target for hostile action by
Place: Denmark, Croatian or other anti-Yugoslav
Copenhagen exile groups. (UNCLASSIFIED)
Date: 29 to 31 October
1974
Target: U.S. Secretary of Secretary of State Henry
State Henry Kissinger is on an official
Kissinger trip as follows: 27 October -
3 November: India, Bangladesh,
Place: South Asia Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran.
South Europe The rest of his itinerary is
indefinite but will include a
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Date: 30 October - stop in Rome for the World Food
7 or 8 November Conference. The Secret Service
1974 has protective responsibility.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
Target: Japanese Prime ** Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka
Minister Tanaka will visit Australia from the
end of October to 6 November,
Place: Australia with a possible stop in Bali
to meet with President Sukarno
Date: End of October - of Indonesia.. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Distribution: Ambassador Lewis B. Hoffacker
Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert F. Ellsworth
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Mr. James M. Frey
Deputy Associate Director for International
Affairs
Office of Management and Budget
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. David R. Macdonald
Assistant Secretary of Treasury for
Enforcement, Tariff and Trade Affairs,
and Operations
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. Herbert K. Reis
Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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