Word: chungs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...dictator Park Chung Hee keeps the country in a continuous state of paranoia, based upon the alleged imminence of attack by North Korea. It may bring a little perspective to this situation to realize that the South has 35 million people to the North's 16 million; a GNP in 1974 of $17.5 billion to the North's approximate $5 billion and armed forces totalling 625,000 to the North's 467,000 (International Institute for Strategic Studies, London...
...Jock K. Chung New Haven, Conn...
...Keun, 44, the South Korean CIA's second-ranking officer in Washington, has been directing such a seminar regularly in his embassy's third-floor library. For field work, he sent his students-all South Korean diplomats and intelligence agents-out to win support for the Park Chung Hee regime in Seoul by compromising American politicians and officials with money...
...defection was arranged with the help of Julie Moon, 46, operator of the Washington-based U.S.-Asian News Service, which supplies news to publications in the U.S. and Japan. She gained asylum in the U.S. in 1973 after Seoul, irked by her criticism of the Park Chung Hee government, ordered her home. After learning last month that Kim faced punishment in South Korea, she asked Justice Department officials to grant him asylum. He phoned the FBI on Thanksgiving Day and was promptly whisked to a "safe house" outside the capital, while agents guarded his wife and three children at their...
...RECENT DISCLOSURES concerning widespread, systematic interference in American politics by the South Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA), apparently under orders from South Korean President Park Chung Hee, have serious implications for American foreign policy in general and for American relations with the Park regime in particular...