REWALD CASE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP90-00494R001100710044-0
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 26, 2010
• Sequence Number: 44
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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hundreds eii !Hues- it's true that there has been a
ton diV Is Of them in Iawali, Great deal of of
some *nlllion. Heil M1% publicity in
with 96 coilYnta arge!d involvedboth tee' but .that has
sion, perjury Rf ~a~' taz eva- the central sides and is not
and pecuritiei point now. In any
violations in connection with the CYeat,.orice a jury is select
July 1983 collapse of ed its
his invest- members will be i
mctteednot,
ment firm of Bishop Bald
n to read or li
t
s
wi
en to
a Rewald Dillingham & Wong.
l.OR WHILE THE case may in-
AdvertiserTHAT reason oth The volve some embarrassment for
has Joined the CIA, that itself is not corn-
Protesting the federal govern. manding. There are was na-
ment'a proposed gag order, that tional secrets can be y
would prohibit attorneys, wit- and that seems a Protected,
nesses and others involved from any Rewald connection with the
discussing the case. ReP? eagency was marginal, also be barred m government says.
, as the
i to lawyers and during breaks Person- 'T he real value g in the trial. and others of .attorneys
Now there is a need to bat- leg discussing, within
ante the defendant's ay defined bounds, an onga
fair trthl with tda might to a ing case with the media, and
er and publish the -newto - s. Bu ercpicture~ fortO provide
puba clear-
there are also much better and value should not be lost in this
fairer ways to balance those major case.
Ugand'8 c
It's al
most de 17eil-
uur for mltary coup leaders
democratic elections. S,ppI~
in Kampala earlier this weewas
k
when Uganda's armed forces
commander. Lt. General Tito
Okello, was sworn in as presi-
dent to replace ousted civilian.
leader Milto
O
n
bote
.
Time will tell whether Okello
keeps his Promise to hold free
elections within a Year for
Uganda's 14 million People. At
Present the odds are against it,
given the many problems that
the new "government of this
landlocked African nation faces.
POLITICALLY, Okello, a
member of th
e Achli
o tribe, is
likely to face continuing tion from other tribes and from
National Resistanc
er
e Army
guer-
rillas, who fought against Obote If there is any hope, it's that
but have rejected the new re-
gime. Okello will rnl;tUI.
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