WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

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WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT
Notes:
Police Slay Four Kraiselburd Defendants (Page 9)
Bolivian Tin Heiress Kidnaped (Page 9)
Members of 2 June Movement Indicted (Page 9)
TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist
Acts
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Police Slay Four Kraiselburd Defendants
Buenos Aires newspapers have reported that four of the
suspects charged in the kidnaping and murder of U.S. citizen
David Kraiselburd have been killed while attem tin to
escape from jail. Accordin50X1-HUM
to the press, the men were slain on 27 September by members
of the provincial police when they tried to break out of
prison in the city of La Plata. The fifth suspect in the
case, a woman, is detained in a separate prison for women
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Bolivian Tin Heiress Kidnaped
On 3 October two men kidnaped Graziella Ortiz-Patino,
the five-year-old daughter of Bolivian tin millionaire
Georges Ortiz-Patino, as she was departing for school in
Geneva. The kidnapers hit the family chauffeur over the
head with a blunt instrument and left the scene with the
child in a car with Italian license plates. The two men
were described as "Latin types." The police later found the
car but have found no trace of the men. The child's mother
has received a telephone call from a French-speaking man who
said, "We have your little girl, keep the police and press
out of this." The caller made no demands. Via Swiss tele-
vision Ortiz-Patino appealed to the kidnapers not to harm
his dauahter and said the police have promised not to inter-
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Members of
. 2 June Movement Indicted
Six members of Germany's 2 June Movement were indicted
on 28 September for murder and kidnaping. The indictment,
prepared by West Germany's federal prosecutor, covers the
killing in November 1974 of Guenter von Drenkmann, the
president of the Berlin Higher Court, and the abduction in
February 1975 of Berlin Christian Democratic Union chairman
Peter Lorenz. Lorenz was released after six days when five
imprisoned anarchists were flown from Germany to Aden. A 50X1-HUM
sixth prisoner, whose freedom had been demanded b the
kidnapers, refused to leave jail.
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Those indicted have until the end of the year to argue
against the accusations. After that the Berlin Higher Court
will set a trial date. It is expected that the trial will
begin next March.
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5 October 1977
CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 3 October 1977 Bolivian Girl Kidnaped in
eneva
Place: Switzerland, Geneva Graziella Ortiz-Patino, the
five-year-old daughter of a
Bolivian tin millionaire, was
kidnaped on 3 October while
on her way to school in Geneva.
The family later received a
phone call from the kidnapers
saying thev were holding the
child.
Date: 4 October 1977
Place: Panama, Panama City
treaty.
U.S. Ambassador's Car Set Afire
Panama City University students
set fire to the U.S. ambassador's
car while the charge d'affaires
was visiting the campus. No one
was in the vehicle at the time
of the incident. The students,
who prevented firemen from ap-
proaching the car, are against
the terms of the Panama Canal
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Department of State
Director of Office for Combatting Terrorism (M/CT)
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Assistant Legal Adviser for Special Functional
Problems
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Security
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Bureau of European Affairs
United States Mission to the United Nations, Legal Adviser
U.S. Information Agency, Office of Security
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Agency for International Development, AG/Sec
Department of Defense
Deputy Director for International Negotiations
and Arms Control International Security Affairs
Office of Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (AE)
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, SAGA/PMD
Defense Intelligence Agency
RSS-l
DIN 2D2
Defense Nuclear Agency, OATA/PAAD/3
Department of the Army, IOSD
Commandant, USAIMA, CTD Data Bank
Air Force, Office of Special Investigations
USAF Special Operations School (TAC)
Naval Investigative Service
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Department of Justice
Office of the Deputy Attorney General
Emergency Programs Center
Criminal Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Criminal Investigative
Division
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of the Treasury
Office of Intelligence Support
Office of Law Enforcement
U.S. Secret Service, Office of Protective Forces
U.S. Customs Service, Office of Enforcement Support
Department of Transportation
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety
and Consumer Affairs, DOT/TES-2
Federal Aviation Administration
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National Security Council
National Security Council Staff
Office of Management and Budget, International Affairs
Branch
Department of Commerce
Office of Investigations and Security
.Office of Administrative Support, DIBA
National. Security Agency, C54-CDB
U.S. Energy Research Development Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Assistant, Deputy Director
International Terrorism Control, DDO
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WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT
CONTENTS
12 October 1977
Articles:
Czech Couple Hijacks Airliner (Page 1)
JRA Issues Public Statements (Page 2)
New Letter from Schleyer Increases Concern for
His Safety (Page 5)
Bomb Hoax Diverts Pan American Jet (Page 5)
TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Acts
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12 October 1977
ARTICLES
Czech Couple Hijacks Airliner
Two uniformed employees of Czechoslovak col Airlines hijacked
a short-haul jet on 11 October and
Frankfurt. The hijackers, 30-year-old Vlastimil Toupalik,
an air traffic control inspector, and his 22-year-old compan-
ion, Ruzena Vlckova, employed at Prague's air terminal,
boarded the flight in the western Czechoslovak resort town
of Karlovy Vary. Shortly after takeoff the hijackers,
brandishing handguns, ordered the pilot to go to Germany.
After landing at Frankfurt, they refused to allow any of the
other 24 passengers or three crewmen to leave the plane and
demanded fuel for a flight to Munich, 180 miles to the
southeast. About two hours later they dropped their demand
and surrendered when officials convinced them that the
special fuel needed for the YAK-40 jet was not immediately
available. Soon after their surrender the plane was allowed
to fly on to Prague, its original destination.
This is the sixth time since 1970 that Czechoslovaks
have defected to West Germany by diverting a commercial
airliner. The two hijackers in this incident asked for
political asylum; however, Frankfurt police say they will be
held on charges of "endangering airline transportation." On
12 October a formal demand for their extradition was delivered
to the German ambassador in Prague. In the past, West
German officials have refused to return air pirates to
Czechoslovakia. but have required some to serve terms in
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JRA Issues Public Statements
In the wake of its recent successful hijacking of a
Japan Airlines plane, the Japanese Red Army (JRA) has issued
statements via press outlets in various parts of the world.
On 11 October, the Paris bureau of the Kyodo News Service
received a letter from the JRA hijackers addressed to Japanese
Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda. Earlier contacts with the
press include another JRA letter published on 6 October by a
leftist newspaper in Osaka, Japan, and an interview with a
man claiming to have masterminded the hijacking, which was
published by the Reuter news agency and datelined 5 October,
Nicosia, Cyprus. A separate interview with another JRA
representative was reported by Kyodo News Service in a
dispatch distributed on 4 October.
The hijackers' letter to Prime Minister Fukuda stated
that the Japanese government should accept complete defeat
in the hijacking and threatened another JRA attack if the
government "shamelessly" chased after the hijackers. The
letter said the JRA would destroy the Japanese monarchial
system and continue to strive for the establishment of a
"people's republic" in Japan.
The JRA statement mailed to "The People's Journal" in
Osaka also stressed the JRA's armed struggle against Japanese
imperialism and implied there may be further "rescue opera-
tions" for colleagues still imprisoned in Japan. The letter
stated that all those fighting against Japanese imperialism
are comrades of the JRA, whether they be "penal offenders"
or "political offenders."
In the Reuter interview, which took place in a Middle
Eastern capital, a man using the name Yano Kenichi claimed
to be a member of the JRA's Politbureau and to be the "brain
behind the hijack." According to Kenichi, the JRA Polit-
bureau consists of "less than a dozen members" and the
entire JRA has less than 150 full-time members, most of whom
are based in Japan. 50X1-HUM
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New Letter from Schleyer Increases Concern for His Safety
A new letter has been received from kidnaped West
German industrialist Hanns-Martin Schleyer. The handwritten
letter, which FRG officials have determined is genuine, was
received by two French newspapers and a Swiss news agency.
It was accompanied by a photograph of Schleyer bearing the
inscription, "imprisoned by the R.A.F. for 31 days."
Schleyer stated in the letter that time might be running
out for the government to negotiate his release and urged
the FRG to free the 11 prisoners as demanded by his kidnapers.
West German authorities have maintained that they cannot
find a country willing to accept the imprisoned terrorists
after their release. Schleyer pointed out that this argument
no longer seemed valid in view of Algeria's acceptance
earlier this month of a group of Japanese Red Army hijackers
and released Japanese prisoners following the seizure of a
JAL aircraft. Schleyer wrote that he was convinced his kid-
napers would not wait much longer.
Bomb Hoax Diverts Pan American Jet
On 4 October a Pan American Airlines 747 jet flying
from San Francisco to Tokyo was forced to land at Vancouver,
Canada. A note stating eight bombs were aboard was found in
one of the plane's washrooms. The 288 passengers deplaned
safely and officials searched the aircraft but no explosives
were found. After an overnight delay the flight continued
to Tokyo.
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12 October 1977
CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 9 October 1977
Place: Greece, Athens
Explosion at U.S. Military Club
A bomb exploded outside a U.S.
noncommissioned officers' club
in an Athens suburb on 9 Octo-
ber. The detonation caused
minor damage to the building,
but no casualties were reported.
Pamphlet fragments found at the
scene indicated that the ELA,
an extreme leftist organization,
was responsible for the bombing.
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12 October 1977
Date: 11 October 1977 Czech Airliner Hijacked to
West Germa.
Place: Czechoslovakia, A man ands a woman, armed with
Karlovy Vary handguns, hijacked a Czechoslovak
Airlines plane on a domestic
flight from Karlovy Vary to
Prague on 11 October. The pair,
employees of the airline,
forced the aircraft to land
in Frankfurt, West Germany.
They surrendered after two
hours, requesting political
asylum in the FRG. The plane
carried 29 passengers and
crew, all Czech citizens.
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Distribution:
Department of State
Director of Office for Combatting Terrorism (M/CT)
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Assistant Legal Adviser for Special Functional
Problems
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Security
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Bureau of European Affairs
United States Mission to the United Nations, Legal Adviser
U.S. Information Agency, Office of Security
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Agency for International Development, AG/Sec
Department of Defense
Deputy Director for International Negotiations
and Arms Control International Security Affairs
Office of Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (AE)
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, SAGA/PMD
Defense Intelligence Agency
RSS-l
DIN 2D2
Defense Nuclear Agency, OATA/PAAD/3
Department of the Army, IOSD
Commandant, USAIMA, CTD Data Bank
Air Force, Office of Special Investigations
USAF Special Operations School (TAC)
Naval Investigative Service
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Department of Justice
Office of the Deputy Attorney General
Emergency Programs Center
Criminal Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Criminal Investigative
Division
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of the Treasury
Office of Intelligence Support
Office of Law Enforcement
U.S. Secret Service, Office of Protective Forces
U.S. Customs Service, Office of Enforcement Support
Department of Transportation
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety
and Consumer Affairs, DOT/TES-2
Federal Aviation Administration
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National Security Council
National Security Council Staff
Office of Management and Budget, International Affairs
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Department of Commerce
Office of Investigations and Security
Office of Administrative Support, DIBA
National Security Agency, C54-CDB
U.S. Energy Research Development Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
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WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT
CONTENTS
19 October 1977
Croats Convicted in Attack on Yugoslav UN
Mission (Page 7)
Young Bolivian Tin Heiress Freed (Page 7)
'TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Acts
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Croats Convicted in Attack on Yugoslav UN Mission
On 12 October a Federal District Court jury in Manhattan
found three. Croatians guilty of conspiracy to seize and hold
as hostaae the Yugoslav assador to the United Nations.
Marijam Buconjic, 28, of New
Windsor, N.Y., Valdimir Dizdar, 23, of Chicago, and Joco
Brekalo, 30, of St. Louis, could receive sentences of life
imprisonment stemming from their armed invasion of the
Yugoslav mission to the UN on 14 June. Dizdar was also
convicted of shooting a chauffeur who was guarding the door
to the mission when the defendants forced their way in. The
three men barricaded themselves inside an office for two
hours, and dropped leaflets into the street demanding in-
dependence for Croatia. Sentencing has been set for 17
Graziella Ortiz-Patino, the five-year-old heiress to a
Bolivian tin fortune, was freed by her kidnapers on 14 50X1-HUM
October. The child who was abducted on 3 October
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was reunited with her family, the girl's father, Georges
Ortiz-Patinno, told the press that he believed his daughter
had been drugged several times during her captivity. Asked
to confirm that he had paid a ransom of U.S. $2 million,
Ortiz-Patino said he would not comment on the amount because
";t would incite other people to commit similar crimes."
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 13 October 1977
Place: Spain, Majorca
Lufthansa Plane Hijacked
A Lufthansa plane en route
from Majorca, Spain, to
Frankfurt was hijacked on 13
October by four terrorists,
two Arabic-speaking men and
two women. The hijackers di-
rected the plane, carrying 86
passengers and five crew mem-
bers, to refueling stops in
Rome, Nicosia, and several
Middle East countries. Saying
they were acting in support of
the Schleyer kidnapers in West
Germany, the hijackers demanded
the release of the 11 German
terrorists connected with the
Schleyer case, two Palestinians
jailed in Turkey, and a U.S.$15
million ransom. The hijackers
killed the Lufthansa pilot be-
fore the plane's arrival at its
last destination, Mogadiscio,
Somalia, on 17 October. In the
early morning hours of 18 October,
an FRG commando team stormed the
plane, freeing all of the hos-
tages, including two Americans,
killing three of the terrorists
and wounding the fourth. T ~
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NOFORN/NOCONTRACT/ORCON
Place: Argentina, Buenos
Aires
Residence of Chrysler Employee
om a `-
A bomb concealed in a car ex-
ploded on 13 October in front
of the residence of Eduardo
Beach, an Argentine executive
of Chrysler Corporation. The
detonation killed Beach's body-
guard and a passerby. Two
others were injured.
Place: Italy,
Bologna
Milan
Leghorn
Turin
Genoa
West German Targets Bombed
Extremists bombed West German
targets in several Italian
cities on 19 October to pro-
test the suicide deaths of
three imprisoned West German
terrorists. Hit were German
automobile showrooms in Bologna,
Milan, Leghorn and Turin. The
building housing the FRG con-
sulate in Genoa was also bombed.
The detonations in Turin caused
widespread property damage.
No injuries were reported in
any of the bombings. These
attacks occurred during a day
of marches and demonstrations
by leftists in Rome, Milan,
Genoa, Athens and London pro-
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Department of State
Director of Office for Combatting Terrorism (M/CT)
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Assistant Legal Adviser for Special Functional
Problems
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Security
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Bureau of European Affairs
United States Mission to the United Nations, Legal Adviser
U.S. Information Agency, Office of Security
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Agency for International Development, AG/Sec
Department of Defense
Deputy Director for International Negotiations
and Arms Control International Security Affairs
Office of Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (AE)
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, SAGA/PMD
Defense Intelligence Agency
RSS-l
DIN 2D2
Defense Nuclear Agency, OATA/PAAD/3
Department of the Army, IOSD
Commandant, USAIMA, CTD Data Bank
Air Force, Office of Special Investigations
USAF Special Operations School (TAC)
Naval Investigative Service
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Department of Justice
Office of the Deputy Attorney General
Emergency Programs Center
Criminal Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Criminal Investigative
Division
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of the Treasury
Office of Intelligence Support
Office of Law Enforcement
U.S. Secret Service, Office of Protective Forces
U.S. Customs Service, Office of Enforcement Support
Department of Transportation
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety
and Consumer Affairs, DOT/TES-2
Federal Aviation Administration
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National Security Council
National Security Council Staff
Office of Management and Budget, International Affairs
Branch
Department of Commerce
Office of Investigations and Security
Office of Administrative Support, DIBA
National Security Agency, C54-CDB
U.S. Energy Research Development Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Assistant, Deputy Director
International Terrorism Control, DDC-
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Secret
Weekly Situation Report
on
International Terrorism
26 October 1977
Secret
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SFC`.RFT
WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT
CONTENTS
TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Acts
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 25 October 1977 Bombs Thrown at the West German
Cultural Center
Place: Turkey, Istanbul On 25 October two bombs thrown
at the West German cultural
center caused several injuries
and extensive damage. The
explosions occurred as about 40
young people, chanting slogans
condemning the deaths of the
three German terrorist leaders
last week, gathered in front of
the center. Two Turkish bus
drivers, waiting to take school
children home. were iniured.
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Distribution:
Department of State
Director of Office for Combatting Terrorism (M/CT)
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Assistant Legal Adviser for Special Functional
Problems
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Security
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Bureau of European Affairs
United States Mission to the United Nations, Legal Adviser
U.S. Information Agency, Office of Security
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Agency for International Development, AG/Sec
Department of Defense
Deputy Director for International Negotiations
and Arms Control International Security Affairs
Office of Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (AE)
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, SAGA/PMD
Defense Intelligence Agency
RSS-1
DIN 2D2
Defense Nuclear Agency, OATA/PAAD/3
Department of the Army, IOSD
Commandant, USAIMA, CTD Data Bank
Air Force, Office of Special Investigations
USAF Special Operations School (TAC)
Naval Investigative Service
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Department of Justice
Office of the Deputy Attorney General
Emergency Programs Center
Criminal Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Criminal Investigative
Division
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of the Treasury
Office of Intelligence Support
Office of Law Enforcement
U.S. Secret Service, Office of Protective Forces
U.S. Customs Service, Office of Enforcement Support
Department of Transportation
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety
and Consumer Affairs, DOT/TES-2
Federal Aviation Administration
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National Security Council
National Security Council Staff
Office of Management and Budget, International Affairs
Branch
Department of Commerce
Office of Investigations and Security
Office of Administrative Support, DIBA
National Security Agency, C54-CDB
U.S. Energy Research Development Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Assistant, Deputy Director
International Terrorism Control, DDO
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Secret
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