WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

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• Publication Date: June 6, 1973
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
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26 May 1973
Iraklion, Crete Fire caused minor damage to an automobile
of a U.S. military officer. (Comment:
A plastic container, found at the scene,
may have contained material contributing
to the cause of the fire. Greek security
police are investigating.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Tehran, Iran
A U.S. advisor assigned to the U.S. Army
Military Aid and Assistance Group was
shot to death by two gunmen, believed to
be members of a radical leftist guerrilla
group. (See separate article.)
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2 June 1973 Cordoba, Argentina The Argentine manager of a local Coca
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kidnappers after payment of U.S.
$100,000 ransom, according to the press.
The victim, Oscar Castell, was kidnapped
on 21 May by two armed gunmen, who have
not been identified. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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U.S. Businessmen Buenos Aires, Unknown
U.S. Business Argentina
Firm
A telephone call threatening assassina-
tion of an official of the Argentine
subsidiary of the Otis Elevator Company
by the People's Revolutionary Army de-
manded $S00,00-0- and an 100 per cent
wage increase for workers. On 31 May
Otis U.S. executives and their families
were flown to Sao Paulo to prevent a
possible terrorist attack. (See
separate article.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Belfast Belfast, Unknown Belfast Airport, all planes and any
Airport Ireland passengers intending to travel via
Aircraft Belfast Airport are considered le-
gitimate Irish Republican Army (IRA)
targets, according to a statement
the IRA Provisionals released when
they took responsibility for a 17
May bomb explosion. (Comment:
Maximum security measures are in
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Base Greece
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** U.S. Embassy
U.S. Citizens
U.S. Installa-
tions
Selected Arabs
(C T TT C Targets.)
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Early Sabotage operations against aircraft
June 1973 going to Israel were being planned by
Palestinian terrorists for the period
29 May-10 June, according to rumors
in airline circles. Explosives are
to be carried in bottles covered with
woven straw and in suitcases. (Comment:
This reporting appears to have origi-
nated from Israeli information con-
cerning a new explosive device con-
cealed in a Chianti bottle. See
23 May issue, page 12.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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British Business- Buenos Aires, Unknown
man Argentina
An assassination threat against a British
employee of Gorock, Lopez and Carvas Com-
pany, a canvas and rope factory, was made
by the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP)
according to the 31 May local press, un-
less a ransom of $500,000 is paid. (See
separate article.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
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17 May - New York,-
Mid-June 1973 New York
Washington,
D.C.
17 May - Various U.S.
15 June 1973 Cities
21 May - Various U.S.
20 June 1973 Cities
31 May - 19 Various U.S.
June 1973 Cities
Delegation for negotiations on the prepa-
ration of protocol with the U.S. Atomic
Energy Commission. (Comment: No pro-
tection requested.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Delegation of journalists. Visit from
30 May to include Washington, D.C.,
Chicago, Denver, San Francisco and
Honolulu. (Comment: State Department
protecting.) UNCLASSIFIED)
High-energy physics delegation. Visit
to include New York, Chicago, San Fran-
cisco, Emeryville (California) and
Washington. (Comment: State Depart-
ment protecting.)-(-UNCLASSIFIED)
Visit to include San Francisco; Washing-
ton, D.C.; Chicago; New York City; Day-
ton, Ohio; Baltimore; and Dallas. (Com-
ment: Secret Service protecting.)
(UNCLASSIFIED)
NOTE: This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically, which might
attract terrorist attack but against which no specific threats have been received.
* Soviet
Physicists
* Journalists
from the Peoples
Republic of
China
* Scientists from
the Peoples Re-
public of China
* William R.
Tolbert, Jr.
President of
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Maria Imeelda
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1-8 .1ne 1973
Washington,
Visit. (Comment: Secret Service
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Marcos, Daughter
of Philippines
President
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S. Nationals
Israeli Nationals
Other Forei
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4-16 June
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D.C.
Syracuse,
Sicily
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Symposium on Terrorism and Political
Crimes. (Comment: Special Italian
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Nationals
Israeli Nationals
5-11 June
Israel
police protection.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Anniversary of June 19
67 Six-Da
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Israeli Installa-
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Worldwide
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May be occasion for terrorist attacks.
(Comment: U.S. installations receiving
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ersonne
U.S. Installations
King Faisal of
Saudi Arabia
6-9 June
1973
Switzerland
Italy
increased protection.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
King Faisal is currently ending his stay
in Geneva and will travel to Rome on 8
Algeria
June for a visit that most probably will
include a meeting with Pope Paul. He
reportedly then will travel to Algeria
for discussions with President Boume-
NATO Defense
7-9 June
Brussels
Ministers
1973
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Belgium
Willy Brandt,
Chancellor of
7-10 June
1973
West Germany
dienne. (UNCLASSIFIED)
Defense Planning Committee of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization in Ministe-
rial Session. (UNCLASSIFIED)
Official visit. (See Tab B, Section
III, this issue for threat regarding
possible terrorist attacks in Israel
during the visit of an unnamed West
German minister.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Yigai Alon,
9-14 June
Boston
Deputy Prime
1973
Los Angeles
Minister of
Israel
New York
* U.S. Officials
10-11 June
Tehran,
Foreign Officials
1973
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Washington,
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1973
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Other Cities
Chief
Andrei Gromyko,
Foreign Minister
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tecting.) UNCLASSIFIED)
Central Treaty Organization (CENTO)
Ministerial Conference. CENTO is com-
posed of representatives from Iran,
Pakistan and Turkey. U.S. observers
will be present. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Official visit, to include talks with
President Nixon. Itinerary to include
Washington, Houston, San Clemente and
possibily other U.S. cities. (See
Tab B, Section V, this issue, for
threat against Brezhnev and other
Soviet officials during their U.S.
visit.) (Comment: Secret Service will
protect.) UNCLASSIFIED)
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Pinchas Sapir,
18-28 June
Israeli Minister
of Finance
1973
General Anastasio 28-30 June
Somoza, Commander- 1973
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Armed Forces and
de facto Ruler
of Nicaragua
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Secret Service protecting.) (UNCLASSI-
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Charlotte, Visit. (Comment: Protection being
North Carolina arranged by Secret Service.) (UNCLASSI-
Boston, FIED)
Massachusetts
* U.S. Businesses Unknown
Foreign Busi-
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Argentine Armed
Forces
Buenos Aires, The Peoples Revolutionary Army (ERP), a
Argentina Trotskyite terrorist group, vowed on 27
May 1973 to continue attacks against busi-
nesses and the Armed Forces. (See Tab B,
Section V, this issue, for threats
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tina.) (See separate article.) (UN-
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Trial of Khartoum BSO Terrorists to Commence
Sudanese Government officials have confirmed a 12 June 1973
Khartoum newspaper story announcing 16 June as the starting date
for the trial of the eight BSO terrorists who murdered one Bel-
ian and two American diplomats on 2 March 1973. The trial will
be held in a civilian rather than a military court. (Comment:
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Investigation of Colombian Airline Hijacking
Two judges have been named by the Colombian Government to
investigate the 30 May hijacking of the Sociedad Aeronautica
de Medellin (SAM) airliner, (described in the 6 June issue,
page 5), the escape of the two hijackers, and also the where-
abouts of a Paraguayan football player, Francisco Solano Patino,
who disappeared in Pereira, the airplane's last: stop before the
hijacking took place. Solano Patino is reported to have said
half jokingly that he would soon hijack an airplane to escape
from his problems, according to news reports. The identity
and nationality of the hijackers remain unknown., although the
National Liberation Army, a pro-Cuban guerrilla. group, has
publicly claimed responsibility for the incident. Colombian
authorities, however, continue to believe that the hijackers
were common criminals rather than ideologically motivated.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
Continued Terrorist Activities in Argentina
During the week of 3 June Charles Agnew Lockwood, British
director of the Roberts Finance Company, was kidnapped at gun-
point outside his suburban Buenos Aires home by six men.
Identifying themselves as members of the Trotskyite People's
Revolutionary Army (ERP), the kidnappers contacted Lockwood's
family and demanded a ransom of $2 million for h:is release.
Efforts to raise the cash to pay the ransom, which is the
largest ever demanded by Argentine terrorists, are being made
by business associates of Lockwood. (Comment: The Roberts
Finance Company is an Argentine firm which represEents Morgan
Guarantee International of London and Barring Brothers and
Company of London.)
On 8 June, during a clandestine news conference, leaders
of the ERP denied that their organization had kidnapped Lock-
wood or had been responsible for the blackmail threats against
the Ford Motor Company, the Otis Elevator Company, or General
Motors. An ERP splinter group calling itself the August 22
Command, however, has publicly claimed responsibility for
extorting $1 million from the Ford Motor Company. (For fur-
ther related information on terrorism in Argentina, please
see pages 3 and 10 of the 6 June and 30 May issues respec-
tively.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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6 June 1973 Buenos Aires, Charles Agnew Lockwood, a British di-
Argentina rector of the Roberts Finance Company,
which represents some American and
British interests in Argentina, was
kidnapped by several unidentified
gunmen. Identifying themselves as
members of the Trotskyite People's
Revolutionary Army (ERP), the kidnap-
pers demanded $2 million ransom for
his release. (See separate note and
6 June issue, page 3.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
7 June 1973 Asuncion, Paraguay Franciso Jose Solano Lopez, one of the
hijackers of the Colombian Sociedad
Aeronautica de Medellin (SAM) airliner,
was arrested with part of the $50,000
paid by SAM in his possession. (See
6 June issue, page 5.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
9 June 1973 West Berlin, Germany The Fritz Werner GMBH arms plant was par-
tially destroyed by a Black September
(BSO) guerrilla unit, according to a BSO
communique reported from Cairo by the
Agence France-Presse. The BSO claimed
the plant deals with Israel. (Comment:
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and a check is being made with the Ger-
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Argentina or Generai Motors
unless 1,000 workers were rehired were
received by the corporation on 1 and 5
June. The callers claimed to be the
Trotskyite People's Revolutionary Army.
General Motors did not comply with the
demands. (Comment: More than a dozen
Americans work for GM in Argentina and
all have bodyguards. See the 6 June
issue, page 3, for information on other
ERP activity; and a Note in this issue.)
(UNCLASSIFIED)
" U.S. Businessmen Buenos Aires, Unknown A telephone call theatening assassina-
U.S. Business Argentina tion of an official of the Argentine
Firm subsidiary of the Otis Elevator Company
by the People's Revolutionary Army de-
manded $500,000 and a 100 per cent
wage increase for workers. On 31 May
Otis U.S. executives and their families
were flown to Sao Paulo to prevent a
possible terrorist attack. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Buenos Aires,
Unknown
The Peoples Revolutionary Army (ERP), a
Foreign Busi-
Argentina
Trotskyite terrorist
group,
vowed on 27
nesses
May 1973 to continue
attacks
against busi-
Argentine Armed
nesses and the Armed
Forces
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An assassination threat was made against
the Italian manager of the local branch
of the Italian motorcycle company "Gilera"
by the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP),
according to 4 June press reports. The
ERP reportedly telephoned the Gilera
manager and told him that he would be
"sentenced to death for high treason
against the Argentine workers' movement."
There was no immediate indication that
the ERP had demanded any ransom.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
ritish Business- Buenos Aires, Unknown An assassination threat against a British
an Argentina employee of Gorock, Lopez and Carvas Com-
pany, a canvas and rope factory, was made
by the Trotskyiste People's Revolutionary
Army (ERP) according to the 31 May local
press, unless a ransom of $500,000 is
paid. (UNCLASSIFIED)
U.S. Businesses Buenos Aires, Unknown (See Section I, U.S. Targets.)
Foreign Busi- Argentina
nesses
Argentine Armed
Forces
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
sraeli Nationals
they Foreign
ationals
ATO Officials
ATO Ships
ATO Aircraft
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eputy Prime
inister of
DATE
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17 May -
Various U.S.
Delegation of journalists. Visit from
15 June 1973
Cities
30 May to include Washington, D.C.,
Chicago, Denver, San Francisco and
Honolulu. (Comment: State Department
protecting.) UNCLASSIFIED)
21 May -
Various U.S.
High-energy physics delegation. Visit
20 June 1973
Cities
to include New York, Chicago, San Fran-
cisco, Emeryville (California) and
Washington. (Comment: State Depart-
ment protecting.T TUNCLASSIFIED)
4-16 June
Syracuse,
Symposium on Terrorism and Political
1973
Sicily
Crimes. (Comment: Special Italian
police protection.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
5-15 June
Mediterranean
NATO naval and air exercises involving
1973
Sea
units of the United Kingdom, Italy,
Turkey, Greece and the United States.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
9-14 June
Boston
Visit. (Comment: Secret Service pro-
1973
Los Angeles
tecting.) UNCLASSIFIED)
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TARGET
* Journalists
from the Peoples
Republic of
China
* Scientists from
the Peoples Re-
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* U.S. Nationals
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18-28 June
1973
Various
Cities
Toronto,
Canada
U.S.
General Anastasio 28-30 June
Somoza, Commander- 1973
in-Chief of the
Armed Forces and
de facto Ruler
of Nicaragua
Visit. Itinerary to include stops
in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Kansas City, Dallas
and Toronto. (Comment: Secret Ser-
vice protecting. UNCLASSIFIED)
Chat to le. Visit. (Comment: Protection being
North Carolina arranged by Secret Service.) (UNCLASSI-
Boston, FIED)
Massachusetts
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Alexei Kosygin,
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Vienna,
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1973
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the Soviet Union's po- sTon regarding
Jewish emigres, Premier Kosygin could
encounter anti-Soviet demonstrations.)
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Private visit, to include stops in
the United Kingdom, Iran, Italy, Aus-
tria, France and Spain. (Comment:
Secret Service protecting. UNCLAS-
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20 June 1973
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
9 June 1973 Beirut, Lebanon
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A one-kilogram (approximately 2 1/2 pound)
plastic bomb was found in a wastebasket in
the passengers' hall at Beirut Interna-
tional Airport, according to a Damascus
radio broadcast. The bomb was defused.
Lebanese authorities are investigating.
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League had discussed taking action
against Armand Hammer, sponsor of the
reveal any bomb. (UNCLASSIFI
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from a caller, but search failed to
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16 June 1973
Bilbao, Spain Bombs exploded in four automobiles belong-
1 ees of Firestone Hispania,
17 June 1973 Rome, Italy
ing to emp oy
an American-owned tire factory. The auto-
mobiles were badly damaged, but there
were no casualities. Spanish police offi-
cials believe that the incident may be
connected with mounting industrial unrest
at a nearby Pamplona car-component fac-
tory. (UNCLASSIFIED)
Two Arabs were seriously injured when
they apparently set off a bomb in their
Mercedes sedan, which was filled with
explosives. (See Notes.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
18 June 1973 Buenos Aires, U.S. citizen John R. Thompson, the Pres-
Argentina ident and General Manager for the Fire-
stone Tire and Rubber Company, was kid-
napped by several armed men. (Comment:
The kidnapping was probably commit~-
by the People's Revolutionary Army.)
(See separate article.)
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* U.S. Businessmen Buenos Aires,' Unknown
Argentina
A telephone call threatening assassina-
tion of an official of the Argentine
subsidiary of the Otis Elevator Company
by the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP)
demanded $500,000 and a 100 per cent wage
increase for workers. On 31 May Otis
U.S. executives and their families were
flown to Sao Paulo to prevent a possible
terrorist attack. (Comment: The ERP
has publicly denied making the threat
against Otis or a similar-threat against
General Motors; an ERP splinter group
has publicly claimed responsibility for
an extortion threat against Ford.) (UN-
CLASSIFIED)
* U.S. Businessmen Buenos Aires, Unknown Telephone calls threatening kidnapping
Argentina
of General Motors Corporation executives
unless 1,000 workers were rehired were
received by the corporation on 1 and 5
June. The callers claimed to be the
Trotskyite People's Revolutionary Army
(ERP). General Motors did not comply
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ment in threat above.) UNCLASSIFI
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Argentina
An assassination threat against a British
employee of Gorock, Lopez and Carvas Com-
pany, a canvas and rope factory, was made
by the Trotskyiste People's Revolutionary
Army (ERP), according to the 31 May local
press, unless a ransom of $500000 is
paid. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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* Italian Buenos Aires, Unknown
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An assassination threat was made against
the Italian manager of the local branch
of the Italian motorcycle company "Gilera"
by the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP),
according to 4 June press reports. The
ERP reportedly telephoned the Gilera
manager and told him that he would be
"sentenced to death for high treason
against the Argentine workers' movement."
There was no immediate indication that
the ERP had demanded any ransom.
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POTENTIAL TERRORIST TARGETS IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD
NOTE: This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically, which might
25XlC3b2attract terrorist attack but against which no specific threats have been received.
NATO Officials 1S-28 June Greece
NATO Ships 1973
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Greece. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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b
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Various U.S.
Cities
Toronto ,
Canada
Visit. Itinerary to include stops
in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Kansas City, Dallas
and Toronto. (Comment: Secret Ser-
vice protecting. UNCLASSIFIED)
Leonid I. Brezhnev 25-27 June
1973
General Anastasio 28-30 June
Somoza, Commander- 1973
in-Chief of the
Armed Forces and
de facto Ruler
of Nicaragua
Paris, Talks with President Georges Pompidou.
France (UNCLASSIFIED)
Charlotte, Visit. (Comment: Protection being
North Carolina arranged y- Secret Service.) (UNCLASSI-
Boston, FIED)
Massachusetts
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Khalatbari, 1973
Iranian Foreign
Minister
* Alexei Kosygin, 2-6 July Vienna,
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encounter anti-Soviet demonstrations.)
(UNCLASSIFIED)
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L5 August
1973
Zulfiqar Ali
Bhutto
President of
Pakistan
European
Countries;
Iran
16-23 July Williamsburg
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New York City
Private visit, to include stops in
the United Kingdom, Iran, Italy, Aus-
tria, France and Spain. (Comment:
Secret Service protecting.) (UNCLAS-
SIFIED)
Official visit. (Comment: Secret
Service protecting. UNCLASSIFIED)
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Terrorism Against 'Foreign Businesses Continues in_Argentina
During the past week, Argentine terrorists kidnapped two
foreign businessmen and continue to hold two others, bombed
the residences of two Fiat executives and forced still another
foreign executive to quit his job. The executive of the Ford
Motor Company who was the target of a 21 May People's Revolu-
tionary Army (ERP) kidnap attempt died from his wounds. Also
during the past week, the ERP publicly declared an. "open war"
on all companies it considers exploitative.
ERP terrorists are still holding the two businessmen whom
they kidnapped earlier this month. The ERP is holding John
Thompson, the chairman of the Argentine affiliate of the Fire-
stone Tire and Rubber Company, for a ransom of one million
dollars. The kidnappers identified themselves as members of
the ERP in two phone calls to Thompson's family, according to
company spokesmen. (For further details see the 22 June issue,
page 6.) ERP is also believed to be holding British business-
man Charles Lockwood, director of the Roberts Finance Company
and chairman of the local affiliate of Britain's Acrow Steel
Company, for a two million dollar ransom. (See the 20 June
issue, page 6 and the 13 June issue, page 6.)
On 19 June the German-born manager of an Argentine manu-
facturing firm was abducted by several unidentified gunmen
while he was leaving his home for work. The kidnappers have
not been identified and their ransom demands are unknown.
The Argentine press reported on 25 June that Mario
Baratella, the Vice President of the Italian Bank of Rio de
la Plata, was kidnapped from his suburban home by unidenti-
fied gunmen over the weekend. Informed sources stated that
the kidnappers were demanding a ransom of two million dollars.
Members of Baratella's family have denied that he has been
abducted. (Comment: According to recent press reports, some`
U.S. firms have published a memorandum on how businesses should
deal with kidnappers. The memorandum recommends that relatives
not notify the police, and keep publicity at a minimum.)
On 25 June Gianmarco Dolce, the Italian manager of the
Gilera Motor Cycle Company, announced that he was resigning
from the firm because of several threats on his life by the
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ERP. The ERP had accused Dolce of "crimes against the working
people." Prior to Dolce's resignation, the homes of two Fiat
Company executives were bombed on 18 June. There were no
casualties and the bombers are as yet unidentified.
Also on 25 June, Argentine Ford Motor Company executive
Luis Giovanelli died of wounds he received on 21_May in an
unsuccessful kidnapping attempt by the ERP. (See the 23 May
issue, page 8.,)
For background on the ERP see the 23 May issue, page 8
and the 22 June issue, page 6. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Some $22,000 in cash and valuables has been returned by
the Paraguayan Government to the Colombian airline whose plane
was hijacked by two men early this month. (See 6 June issue,
page 5.) The two hijackers evidently divided the $50,000 ran-
som they had collected, and one of the men left the plane in
the northern Argentine city of Resistencia with his share and
has not been heard from since. The other, a 31-year old
Paraguayan, was later arrested in Asuncion, Paraguay, with the
rest of the money. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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PLACE EVENT
18 June 1973 Cordoba, Argentina Bomb explosions damaged the homes of two
Fiat executives, but there were no casu-
alties. The perpetrators have not been
identified. (UNCLASSIFIED)
20 June 1973 Queens, New York The automobile owned by Anatoly V.
k' nselor on the staff of
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the Soviet Mission, was destroyed by
fire. An anonymous telephone caller
said that the car had been fire-bombed
to protest the treatment of Jews in
the Soviet Union and the visit of
Leonid I. Brezhnev in Washington, D.C.
After shouting the JDL slogan, "Never
again!" the caller hung up. (UNCLAS-
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Buenos Aires, Mario Baratella, Vice-President of the
Argentina Italian Bank of Rio de la Plata, was kid-
napped by unidentified Argentine gunmen.
The kidnappers are demanding a two mil-
lion dollar ransom. (Comment: The kid-
napping appears to be the work of the
Peoples' Revolutionary Army (ERP). (See
separate article.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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** U.S. Businessmen
Foreign
Businessmen
Buenos Aires, Unknown
Argentina
Assassination and extortion threats
against U.S. and foreign businessmen
made by the Trotskyite People's Revolu-
tionary Army (ERP) were reported in the
press during May and June. U.S. execu-
tives at Otis Elevator Company and Gen-
eral Motors, a British employee at
Gorock, Lopez and Carvas Company and the
Italian manager of the "Gilera" Italian
motorcycle company specifically were tar-
geted. The ERP denied making the threats
against Otis and General Motors and a
dissident faction of the ERP may be in-
volved. (See 30 May issue, page 8 for
background information on the ERP.)
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NOTE: This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically, which might
attract terrorist attack but against which no specific threats have been received.
TARGET 25X1C3b2 DATE
PLACE EVENT
NATO Officials 15-28 June Greece Troops from six NATO countries are
NATO Ships 1973 participating in an exercise code-
NATO Aircraft named "Alexander Express" in northern
25X1C3b2 Greece. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Israeli Minister 1973
of Finance
z;_- * Leonid I.
Brezhnev
25-27 June
1973
Various U.S.
Cities
Toronto,
Canada
Paris,
France
Visit. Itinerary to include stops
in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Kansas City, Dallas
and Toronto. (Comment: Secret Ser-
vice protecting. UNCLASSIFIED)
Talks with President Georges Pompidou.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
* General Anastasio
28 June -
Various U.S.
Visit. (Comment: Protection being
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3 July 1973
Cities
in-Chief of the
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Khalatbari, 1973
Iranian Foreign
Minister
* Alexei Kosygin, 2-6 July Vienna, Official visit. (Comment: In view of
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Ital
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Countries;
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SIFIED)
Zulfiqar
Ali
16-23 July
Various U.S.
Official visit. (Comment: Secret
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1973
Cities
co
Service protecting. It -Itinerary to
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_
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