WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

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• Publication Date: December 7, 1977
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Weekly Situation Report
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International Terrorism
7 December 1977
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C O N F I D E N T I A L
7 December 1977
NOTICE
This issue includes, for the first time, an article
prepared specifically for the Situation Report by another
government agency. The article " Two American Casualties
in Sumatra" was submitted by STATE/SY/TAG. We would like
to take this opportunity to solicit from the readers of the
Situation Report additional articles and notes for publica-
tion in future issues.
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Two American Casualties in Sumatra (Page 1)
Notes:
Pilots' Possessions Purloined (Page 6)
TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist
Acts
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7 December 1977
Two American Casualties in Sumatra
On 29 November seven to ten armed Indonesians walked up
to a well site in northern Sumatra where 29 employees of
Bechtel Indonesia Incorporated, including two Americans and
two South Koreans, were doing earth excavation work. The
Indonesians, whose average age seemed to be between 25 and
35 years, were dressed in green Indonesian military fatigues
and were armed with M-1 rifles and old handguns., The group
passed out mimeographed pamphlets to the Indonesian members
of the work party and spoke to some of the workers in both
Acehnese and Indonesian.
After distributing the pamphlets, the armed band in-
structed the Indonesians to move to one side. They did so,
taking with them one of the South Korean workers. The
remaining Korean was then questioned regarding his nation-
ality. When he responded that he was a Korean citizen, the
inquisitor cursed him and attempted to open fire. Fortu-
nately, the weapon jammed, and the Korean was not injured.
At this point, one of the Americans attempted to contact the
Lhok Sukon Bechtel Office (about one kilometer away) on his
vehicle radio and was shot four times and killed. The other
American was shot once and fled into the swamp with the
Korean who had been questioned. The wounded American was
evacuated to Singapore where he was operated on and is
reported to be in good condition.. After the shooting
incident, the armed band forced a Bechtel driver to take
them in a Bechtel vehicle a few kilometers down the road,
where they escaped into the bush.
ARTICLES
The attackers were members of the National Liberation
Front for Aceh (NLFA), an organization which has threatened
businesses in the past. The NLFA made extortion demands of
Mobil Oil in July by threatening to blow up one of Mobil's
projects in Sumatra if it did not receive payment of a half
million dollars. At about the same time, a guerilla group,
perhaps the NLFA, attempted to set fire to a Pertamina,
petroleum refinery. Pertamina (Indonesia's State Petroleum
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Company" is the controlling partner in Mobil and Bechtel
operations in Sumatra. Aceh is a province in northern
Sumatra whose inhabitants are noted for being fierce warriors
and fanatical Moslems. The native Acehnese are an extremely
independent group and have a long.history of opposing any
central power, whether that be European or Javanese. The
extent of N1,I:A support in Sumatra is difficult to determine,
but sympathy for it is reported strong. By 30 November over
twenty suspects had been arrested near the provincial capital
of Banda Aceh, where the NLFA is known to have been active
in the past.
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7 December 1977
Pilots' Possessions Purloined
On 22 October and 7 November two Scandinavian Airlines
(SAS) pilots' documentation bags were stolen in Copenhagen,
Denmark. The missing bags contained a Swedish passport, a
co-pilot's ID card, a Swiss flight certificate and flight
manuals and landing maps for several European airports.
Also stolen were an SAS uniform jacket and cap with co-
pilot's stripes. Possession of the missing documents and
uniform could allow unauthorized persons to enter airport
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7 December 1977
CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 25 November 1977 Bombing by MPAIAC Causes
Propert Damage
Place: Spain, According to a press release
Canary Islands by the Movement for the Self-
Determination and Independence
of the Canary Islands (MPAIAC),
that group exploded a time bomb
at the residence of the high
command of the Spanish forces
in Tenerife. Additional bombs
exploded at buildings of a
Spanish insurance company and
the Bank of Madrid (these latter
bombings were attributed to the
Armed Forces of the Left). The
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Date:. 30 November 1977 British Military Bases Bombed
On 30 November four bombs ex-
Place., Cyprus, ploded at British military
Larnaca bases on Cyprus. Two explosions
Limassol at Dhekelia, a naval base near
Larnaca, damaged two transform-
ers on the base. Another bomb
exploded at a nearby radio
antenna field damaging both a
transformer and some antennas.
The fourth explosion at
.Akrotiri, an airbase near
Limassol, damaged the pumps for
the base water system. There
were no injuries reported as a
result of any of the explosions.
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7 December 1977
Date: 2 December 1977 Chrysler Executive's Bodyguards
Attacked
Place: Argentina, Buenos According to a Reuter report,
Aires the bodyguards of a Chrysler
Corporation executive were the
victims of an armed attack in
a suburb of Buenos Aires. The
car used by the guards was
sprayed with machine-gun fire
from two other cars. Two of the
bodyguards were killed and a
third seriou:3ly wounded. The
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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
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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
Department of Energy
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Assistant, Deputy Director
International Terrorism Control, DDO
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WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT
14 December 1977
Notes:
PFLP Terrorists to be Tried by Israel (Page 7)
Two FRG Terrorists Await Decisions by Dutch Courts
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PFLP Terrorists to be Tried by Israel
Two West German terrorists, charged with participating
in a PFLP attempt in January 1976 to shoot down an El-Al
airliner at Nairobi, are to go to trial this month.
The pair,
Brigitte Schultz and omas Reuter, a ng with three Pales-
tinian accomplices, will face an Israeli military court
The trial, which was originally scheduled for last Ma
, will be closed to the public.)
Two FRG Terrorists Await Decisions by Dutch Courts
The murder trial in the Netherlands of Baader-Meinhof/
Red Army Faction member Knut Folkerts ended on 7 December.
The judge adjourned the case until 20 December, when he will
announce his verdict. Folkerts was charged with murdering
one policeman and attempting to murder another when they
tried to arrest him in Utrecht on 22 September. He was
being sought at the time in connection with the slaying of
FRG federal prosecutor Siegfried Buback. Folkerts admitted
shooting at the two policemen but claimed he did so out of
fear that they were West German policemen trying to take him
back to the FRG. He said that violence directed against the
Bonn government and its personnel was justified because the
Baader-Meinhof gang was waging a war against a repressive
government. The prosecutor asked that Folkerts be given a
20-year prison sentence.
Meanwhile, a court in The Hague announced that on 12
January it will hear a West German request for the extradi-
tion of Christoph Wackernagel, another Red Army Faction
member currently being held by Dutch authorities. Wacker-
nagel, wanted for involvement in the abduction of West
German businessman Hanns-Martin Schleyer, was wounded and
captured after a shootout with police in an Amsterdam suburb
1 November.
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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
Branch International Affairs
Department of Commerce
Office of Investigations and Security
Office of Administrative Support, Security Agency, C54-CDB ?rt, DIBA
Department of Energy
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
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WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT
21 December 1977
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French Executive Slain in Argentina (Page 3)
West German Terrorist Suspects Arrested in Switzerland
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'TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Acts
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21 December 1977
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French Executive Slain In;Argentina
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Peugeot Motor Company, and seriously wounded his police
bodyguard on 16 December. Seven terrorists, including two
women, staged the attack. The 55-year-old French businessman
was ambushed two blocks from his home as he was driving to
work in the Buenos Aires suburb of Ranelagh. His assailants
used a truck to block his,car'and then sprayed it with
machine-gun fire before making'their escape.
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21 December 1977
West German Terrorist Suspects Arrested in Switzerland
On 20 December Swiss police arrested individuals be-
lieved to be Willy Peter Stoll, 27, and Juliane Plambeck,
25, two West German terrorists wanted in connection with the
kidnaping and murder of West German industrialist Hanns-
Martin Schleyer. According to a Justice Ministry spokesman,
the suspects shot and wounded two Swiss border guards who
were checking their car on the Swiss-French border at Fahy,
fifty miles northwest of Bern. They were captured after a
road chase. Immediate identification of captured terrorists
is not always possible because of their use of false documen-
tation and disguises.
If the suspects are indeed Willy Stoll and Juliane
Plambeck, their capture is a coup for the Swiss? Plambeck
is one of four female terrorists who on 7 July 1976 escaped
in West Berlin by climbing out of prison on knotted bed
sheets. One of the four was quickly` recaptured but the
other three have evaded detection for a year and a half.
Both Plambeck and Stoll are on the widely disseminated West
German Federal Criminal Office poster f the sixteen most
wanted FRG terrorists.
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. CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date: 16 December 1977
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
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Executive of Peugeot Motor
Company Killed
On 16 December Andre Gasparoux,
technical director of the
Peugeot Motor Company sub-
sidiary in Argentina, was shot
and killed as he drove to work
in a Buenos Aires suburb. Five
men and two women used a truck
to block the car and then opened
fire with a machine-gun.
Gasparoux was killed and his
bodyguard seriously wounded in
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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-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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Branch
Department of Commerce
Office of Investigations and Security
Office of Administrative Support, DIBA
National Security Agency, C54-CDB
Department of Energy
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Division of Security
Central Intelligence Agency
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International Terrorism Control, DDO
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