MOAMMAR GADHAFI: TERRORIST ALERT ISSUED TO AMERICANS IN BEIJING

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CIA-RDP96-00792R000700570001-8
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RIFPUB
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U
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1
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November 4, 2016
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September 1, 2000
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1
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June 10, 1988
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~"11 uriSL A IPrr Tin.. ~ _i " 44 CH1-_N Wjn Alb The embassy notice to U. S. said "there is nos S? cit- formation as to peck in- attack when or where an might take place, but the embassy believes that this warning reflects a genuine threat and that American citizens should take appropriate steps ,,, selves." to protect them- An embassy official said that in_ formation concerning the threat wad provided to the embassy late Yesterday by a "high-ranking rep resentative" of the Chinese govern- . U.S. antiterrorist officials in Washington re ported a that Gadhafi using the cover week ago and Japanese groups, had terrorist launched a sudden re- surgence of terrorist attacks on American the and western targets in l7iddle East and elh sewere, Libya maintains an embassy in Appr A J pprovedFor els ~ tqA 000970001 8 s in Beijing Beijing, Other in her nations hostile to the North Korea, such as Iran and lies here also maintain embas- and the PLO has a small mission. Iranians are allowed to en- ter China without visas. Officials interviewed by The Washington Post recently said the main suspected Libyan surrogate for terrori Sabri st activities appears to be Banna, the Palestinian terror- ist known as Abu Nidal, who been at odds with the PLO has . U.S. official s terrorist also said they be- lieve that the Japanese Red Army group, with possible Lib- yan backing, was responsible for bombings directed against Amer. icans in Naples and April and May, New Delhi in After the notice was issued to- day, some American children were absent from a playground where they usually play. Embassy officials said that de- spite the warning, they plan to hold a Fourth of July celebration. NXIMIA"Affli ? ? .said to be aiding Japanese oups ed For R ~0~ / ~ei G,r d P~6~A0792R000700570001-8