Weekly Situation Report on International Terrorism

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• Publication Date: January 3, 1974
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Weekly Situation Report
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3 January 1974
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PFLP Claims Responsibility for London Shooting
Joseph F. Sieff, a Zionist leader and president of the
Marks and Spencer clothing chain, was shot and seriously in-
jured by a lone gunman at his London home on 30 December. The
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLI') claimed
responsibility for the shooting, and a spokesman for the Marx-
ist guerrilla organization said that one of its members had
forced his way into Mr. Sieff's home and shot him in the head.
Scotland Yard has expressed fear that the shooting might
mark the beginning of a campaign of terror in the United King-
dom by fedayeen terrorists, according to a UPI release. An-
other London businessman, Sir John Cohen, founder of the Tesco
chain of supermarkets, reported that he had been warned that
Arab guerrillas had drawn up a "death list" of leading sup-
porters of Israel in Britain. He said a woman, whose name he
would not disclose, called. him to warn that she was second on
the list and he was third.
The acknowledgment by the PPLP of responsibility in the
Sieff shooting has led Scotland Yard to consider a series of
security measures for prominent Jewish personalities in the
United Kingdom, and police authorities have also ordered a
special check on all Arabs leaving the country, according to
a New York Times item. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Terrorist Threats Against Geneva Conference
Following an anonymous telephoned tip on the evening of
30 December, Geneva police found six parcels of hand grenades,
explosive material, and detonators in several luggage lockers
at the city's Cornavin railroad station. The unknown caller
had identified the lockers and stated that the bomb parcels
had been deposited by Arabs, according to newspaper reports.
Swiss authorities had no information as to how the weapons
were to be used or the ultimate target or targets.
This discovery is the only tangible evidence to date that
terrorists have planned operations in Geneva while the Middle
East peace conference is going on. There has been a spate of
reports, however, from Israeli and Arab security services, as
well as a couple from Soviet officials, concerning travel to
Europe of fedayeen terrorists and threats to disrupt the con-
ference through terrorist activity. (See the 1.9 December
issue, page 1, and Tab B of this issue for further details.)
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 A.G. McKee and Co., was kidnapped at
gunpoint while driving to work. The
company reported a $1 million ransom
is being asked. (See Articles.) (UN-
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United Kingdom, Bombs explode outside Hilton Hotel.
London Two bombs exploded outside the London
Hilton Hotel bar in a new wave of bomb
attacks in London. No one was injured
in the double blast. Police described
both devices as small and said damage
was minimal. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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United Kingdom, Two more bombs exploded in London.
London Two more bombs exploded in London, one
shattering a bar adjacent to a crowded
theater. A Scotland Yard official said
there were no injuries, although two
persons were treated for shock. (UN-
CLASSIFIED)
28 December 1973 Argentina, French plant manager kidnapped.
Buenos Aires Ives Boisset, plant manager of the Ar-
gentine subsidiary of the French Peugeot
Motor Company, was kidnapped by an un-
identified gang. Police sources report-
ed that the kidnapping had all the hail-
marks of an operation by left-wing urban
guerrillas. (See Articles.) (UNCLAS-
SIFIED)
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28 December 1973 Ireland, West German kidnapped in Northern Ireland.
Belfast Thomas Niedermayer, honorary German con-
sul and manager of the Grundig Electron-
ics Company in Northern Ireland, was kid-
napped by unknown individuals. Police
said there has been no contact with the
kidnappers. It is not known whether the
kidnapping has any political connection,
although the provisional wing of the IRA
heads the list of suspects. (UNCLASSI-
FIED)
30 December 1973 United Kingdom, Zionist leader shot by PFLP.
London Joseph E. Sieff, president of the Marks
and Spencer store chain, was shot by a
gunman who burst into his home and later
escaped. The Popular Front for the Lib-
eration of Palestine (PFLP) claimed re-
sponsibility for the shooting. (See
Articles.") (UNCLASSIFIED)
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U.S. Senator United States Unknown Senator Henry M. Jackson said on 27 De-
Henry M. Jackson cember 1973 that he has been threatened
by Arab terrorists, according to the
press. A Jackson aide said the senator's
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Soviet Airliner Possibly Unknown Criminal elements, probably Arabs, are
United States planning to hijack a Soviet airliner, ac-
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cording to information which the Soviet
Embassy provided to the State Department
on 29 December 1973. The Embassy said
that Soviet flights leave from New York
on Sundays and Wednesdays. (Comment:
The FBI and FAA have been advised. A
Soviet official in Rabat advised Moroccan
security that a terrorist attack might
be made against the Soviet's Moscow-Rabat-
Havana flight.) (See Section V.) (UN-
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An anonymous threatening telephone call
warned the Darmstadt police on 30 December
that a group of Arabs were leaving Belgium
en route to Frankfurt airport to destroy
a Pan American aircraft on that day, ac-
cording to a U.S. military report. The
caller, who had a foreign accent, de-
scribed himself as an Arab. (UNCLASSI-
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statement, all European states must re-
lease fedayeen they are holding by the
end of the month or "all establishments
and groupings of these states will be
considered hostile. They will defi-
nitely become subject to the blows of
our heroic fighters." The appeal to
the U.S. people stated that "as long
as your government insists on crushing
and humiliating us and on backing the
usurper entity in Palestine, we will
keep our pledge; that is, to chase you
at all times and places--everywhere we
can strike and crush you." (Comment:
France, Greece, Italy, United Kingdom
and West Germany are the European coun-
tries currently holding fedayeen prison-
ers.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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A letter appearing in the PFLP weekly
magazine claimed that Black September
terrorists will assassinate every Pales-
tinian and Arab who participates in the
Geneva conference. (See 19 December is-
sue, page B-III-8.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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An anonymous threatening telephone call
warned the Darmstadt police that a group
of Arabs were leaving Belgium on 30 De-
cember 1973 to destroy a Pan American
aircraft at Frankfurt airport on that
day. (See Section I for details.) (UN-
CLASSIFIED)
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VI. Terrorist Threats and Plans:
TARGET PLACE
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PLANNED ACTION
A threatening telephone call received
by the president of the Australian Coun-
cil of Trade Unions on 30 November 1973
threatened the lives of the president's
children. The caller claimed to rep-
resent the "Black September" movement.
(See 12 December issue, page B-VI-1.)
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VII. Terrorist Threats and Plans:
TARGET
U.S. Targets
European
Targets
PLACE DATE PLANNED ACTION
Worldwide Unknown ** A warning statement from "the Pales-
# tinian People" to all European states
holding Palestinian fedayeen and to
the U.S. people appeared in the 21 De-
cember issue of the Lebanese newspaper
an-Nahar. (See Section I for details.)
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New threat reported for the first time.
* Revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
The absence of a * symbol indicates that the threat was reported previously
and is in summary form with a parenthetical reference to an earlier issue
reporting the threat in full detail.
# Appears in Sections II-VII, indicating a threat against a U.S. target
reported in detail in Section I.
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Distr.ibut.ion: Ambassador Lewis B. noffacker
Special. Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
Mr. James Gregg
Deputy Assistant Director for Program
Implementation and Coordination
Office of Management and Budget
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert C. Hill
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. Edward S. Miller
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Edward L. Morgan
Assistant Secretary of Treasury for Enforce-
ment, Tariff and Trade Affairs, and Operations
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Mr. Herbert K. Reis
Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
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Weekly Situation Report
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
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cember 1973 United States, Bahamian-flag freighter bombed.
Florida, Miami Two bombs damaged the 573-ton Mereghan
II as it awaited cargo at a Miami river
dock. In a call to the news media, a
man identifying himself as a spokesman
for the "Cuban Liberation Front" in Miami
said the action was directed against
the government of the Bahamas for the
murder of Cuban nationals. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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6 January 1974 United Kingdom, Bomb found in home of British Army offici1.
London A suitcase filled with 30 pounds of ex-
plosives was discovered in the basement
of the home of General Sir Cecil Blacler,
the Adjutant General of the British Army.
It was the largest to be found in London
and was defused without incident. In a
related incident on the same day, the Lon-
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General Officer commanding the London
District, was seriously damaged by an es-
timated 10-pound bomb. The first attempt
to injure General Ward was a letter bomb
dispatched to his London address on 22
December 1973; a police constable was in-
jured when the parcel exploded while be-
ing inspected. The IRA is strongly sus-
pected. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Senator Henry M. Jackson said on 27 De-
cember 1973 that he has been threatened
by Arab terrorists, according to the
press. A Jackson aide said the senator's
staff has been advised to watch for
letter bombs. (See 3 January issue, page
B-I-8.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Soviet Airliner Possibly Unknown Criminal elements, probably Arabs, are
United States planning to hijack a Soviet airliner, ac-
cording to 29 December 1973 information
from the Soviet Embassy in Washington.
(Comment: A Soviet official in Rabat ad-
vise Moroccan security that a terrorist
attack might be made against the Soviet's
Moscow-Rabat-Havana flight. See Section
V.) (See 3 January issue, page B-I-9.)
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Frankfurt warned the Darmstadt police that a group
of Arabs was leaving Belgium on 30 Decem-
ber 1973 to destroy a Pan American air-
craft at Frankfurt airport on that day.
(See 3 January issue, page B-I-10.)
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U.S. Targets Worldwide Unknown
European
Targets
A warning statement from "the Pales-
tinian people" to all European states
holding Palestinian fedayeen and to the
U.S. people appeared in the 21 December
1973 issue of the Lebanese newspaper
An Nahar. The paper described the dec-
laration as the first statement on the
17 December Rome and Athens operation.
(Comment: France, Greece, Italy, United
Kingdom and West Germany are the European
countries currently holding fedayeen
prisoners.) (See 3 January issue, page
B-I-10.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Participants Geneva
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Geneva conference. (See 19 December is-
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U.S. Aircraft West Germany, Unknown # An anonymous threatening telephone call
Frankfurt warned the Darmstadt police that a group
of Arabs was leaving Belgium on 30 De-
cember 1973 to destroy a Pan American
aircraft at Frankfurt airport on that
day. (See 3 January issue, page
25X1C3b2 B-I-10.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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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
attract terrorist attack but against which no specific threats have been received.
TARGET 25X1C3b2 DATE PLACE 25X1C3b2 EVENT
27 December -
mid-February
1974
land, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Student demonstrations are likely at all
except the Philippine stop. Japanese
Red Army extremists may also pose a se-
curity problem for the Prime Minister's
25X1C3b2 trip. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Japanese 7-17 January Various ** Prime Minister Tanaka is on a 5-nation
Prime Minister, 1974 Countries Southeast Asia tour. His itinerary will
Kakuei Tanaka take him to the Philippine Islands, Thai-
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1974
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Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
Mr. James Gregg
Deputy Assistant Director for Program
Implementation and Coordination
Office of Management and Budget
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert C. Hill
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Edward L. Morgan
Assistant Secretary of Treasury for Enforce-
ment, Tariff and Trade Affairs, and Operations
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Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
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Status of Persons Involved in the U.K. Weapons Smuggling
Case
Allison Rae Thompson, Abdelkebir el Hakkaoui and Ather
Naseem, the three persons being held by British authorities
for attempting to smuggle arms into the U.K., appeared in
court a second time on 14 January. The outcome of that ap-
pearance is not yet available.
Theodore D. Brown, arrested at Travis Air Force Base in
connection with the same case, has been freed on bail fol-
lowing a hearing on 11 January. Consequently, all Air Force
bases in the U.S. have been alerted in the event Brown at-
tempts to obtain another space-available flight. (For
additional information on this case, see the 3 January
issue, page 4, and the 9 January issue, page 4.): (UNCLAS-
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
6 January 1974
France, Arsonists destroy oil storage tanks.
Macon A fire set by arsonists burned five storage
tanks containing 660,000 gallons of fuel
oil. An additional 440,000 gallons were
lost in December in a fire set at a storage
depot at Besancon, and valves at an oil in-
stallation in Belfort also were deliberately
opened. The perpetrators of the incidents
are not known but the possibility of terror-
ism exists. Authorities are investigating.
(See Tab B, Section III, for a threat against
oil refinery installations in Germany.)
(UNCLASSIFIED)
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Zurich A bomb was placed in a telephone booth ad-
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consulate. The consulate, located on the
first floor, was not severely damaged; how-
ever, the lobby was destroyed and the
ground-floor post office extensively dam-
aged. There were no casualties. The pre-
vious day, the offices of Air Iberia were
sprayed with red paint by several youths
who wrote the letters MIL (Movimiento
Iberico de Liberacion) on the windows. A
connection between the two attacks has not
been established. (UNCLASSIFIED)
11 January 1974 Italy, Bombs explode in Rome and Turin.
Rome and Turin Four bombs exploded in Rome, causing exten-
sive damage to buildings but no injuries.
Messages found near the sites of the bomb-
ings accused the International Telephone and
Telegraph Corporation of being behind a
"reactionary and fascist plot" in Italy.
In Turin, according to Reuter, a bomb blast.
damaged the door of a building housing the
Spanish Consulate and Chamber of Commerce.
There were no injuries and the Spanish of-
fices were not damaged. The persons re-
sponsible for the bombings are not known.
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(See 3 January issue, page B-I-10.)
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U.S. Targets Worldwide Unknown A warning statement from "the Pales-
tinian people" to all European states
European holding Palestinian fedayeen and to the
Targets U.S. people appeared in the 21 December
1973 issue of the Lebanese newspaper
An-Nahar. The paper described the dec-
laration as the first statement on the
17 December Rome and Athens operation.
(Comment: France, Greece, Italy, United
Kingdom and West Germany are the European
countries currently holding fedayeen
prisoners.) (See 3 January issue, page
B-I-10.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Arab Switzerland, Unknown A letter appearing in the PFLP weekly
Participants Geneva magazine claimed that Black September
in Geneva terrorists will assassinate every Pales-
Conference tinian and Arab who participates in the
Geneva conference. (See 19 December is-
sue, page B-III-8.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Unknown
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Europe
Unknown #
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Cologne account, according to a West Ger-
man radio broadcast. A Foreign Ministry
spokesman said that the demand was made
in a letter and a cassette tape mailed in
early January and in an anonymous tele-
phone call. The alleged sender was "IRA--
Rhoendorf." Security precautions for the
minister, who is convalescing at his home,
have been increased and security authori-
ties are examining the letter. (UNCLASSI-
FIED)
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Frankfurt warned the Darmstadt police that a group
of Arabs was leaving Belgium on 30 De-
cember 1973 to destroy a Pan American
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day. (See 3 January issue, page
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Far East
TARGET
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DATE
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TARGET PLACE DATE PLANNED ACTION
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Palestinian fedayeen and to the U.S.
people appeared in the 21 December 1973
issue of the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar.
(See 3 January issue, page B-I-lU.) (UN-
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* Revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
The absence of a * symbol indicates that the threat was reported previously
and is in summary form with a parenthetical re Terence firs an earl i er issue
reporting the threat in full detail.
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NOTE: This is a list of persons and events, arranged chronologically, which might
attack.
TARGET
DATE
Present - 1974
17 January
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19 January
1974
Secretary of the Present -
ry, George 21 January
VA S-Aultz 1974
PLACE
Italy
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Secretary Schultz is attending financla
meetings in Florence and Rome and will
return to the U.S. around 21 January.
(Comment: Secret service protecting.)
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French Officials Unknown
and Aircraft
Turkish Officials
and Aircraft
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The kidnapping of French officials and
aircraft in Turkey, or Turkish officials
and aircraft in France, could emerge as a
means for terrorists to free the support-
ers of the radical-leftist Turkish Popu-
lar Liberation Front (TPLF) and the
Popular Front for the Liberation of Pal-
estine (PFLP) who were arrested by French
authorities on 20 December. (See the
3 January issue, page 1 for complete in-
formation on the arrest of the TPLF and
PFLP supporters.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Distribution: Ambassador Lewis B. Hoffacker
Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
Mr. James Gregg
Deputy Assistant Director for Program
Implementation and Coordination
Office of Management and Budget
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert C. Hill
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Edward L. Morgan
Assistant Secretary of Treasury for Enforce-
ment, Tariff and Trade Affairs, and Operations
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Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
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Lone Gunman Ilij acks Domestic Flight Over Colombia
On 21 January, an Aeropesca four-engined Vickers Vicount
turboprop with 50 people including 7 U.S. citizens aboard, was
hijacked to Cuba by a lone gunman armed with a rifle, while on
a flight from Pasto in southwest Colombia to Bogota. After the
plane was seized it proceeded to Cali where it was refueled and
a number of the hostages, mostly women and children, were set
free. The plane then flew to the port city of Barranquilla,
where two of its tires blew out on landing. After a six-hour
delay to obtain new tires, the plane was refueled, four more
hostages were released and the plane flew to Cuba with 15 pas-
sengers, including 4 of the U.S. citizens, and S crew members
still aboard. Late in the evening, the plane arrived safely at
Havana airport.
Colombian authorities have identified the hijacker as Jose
Raimundo Tapias Carrion. Tapias is either an Ecuadorian or Co-
lombian citizen and was described by witnesses as being young
and well dressed. Tapias stated over the plane's radio that his
motives for seizing the aircraft were political and by undertak-
ing the hijacking he intended to "reject the system which oppres-
ses the Colombian people and the Latin American people." Tapias
made no demands other than to be flown to Cuba. It is unknown
whether he is affiliated with any Colombian or Ecuadorian extrem-
ist group.
Press reports from Barranquilla state that Tapias took a
shot at a photographer but missed. This has not been confirmed
by subsequent reporting. Tapias' attitude while the plane was
grounded at Barranquilla was described as constantly threatening,
and he would allow only bare-chested mechanics with their hands
in the air to approach the aircraft. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Mexico,
Mexico City
Colombia,
Bogota
Bombs at Cuban Embassy.
A homemade bomb exploded in the garden of
the Cuban Embassy, causing no injuries and
little damage. The bomb was thrown from a
moving truck by unidentified individuals.
Police later found a total of four unex-
ploded bombs, which were removed without
incident, in the Cuban Embassy compound.
(UNCLASSIFIED)
Aeropesca aircraft hijacked to Cuba.
An Aeropesca domestic flight en route from
Pasto near the Ecuadorean border to Bogota
was hijacked to Cuba by a young man with a
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rifle. The plane landed safely in Havana
with 20 hostages aboard. (See Articles.)
(UNCLASSIFIED)
Italy, Police find bomb in Rome station.
Rome A carton containing _a time bomb, Nazi flag
and anti-Semitic literature was found in
Rome's central train station in a baggage
room near a dining hall often used by Jewish
immigrants en route from the Soviet Union
to Israel. Police said the bomb included
a timing mechanism, acid and an electric
battery, but added they were doubtful it
could have exploded. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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by Arab terrorists, according to the
press. A Jackson aide said the senator's
staff has been advised to watch for
letter bombs. (See 3 January issue, page
B-I-8.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Targets
gets Worldwide Unknown A warning statement from "the Pales-
tinian people" to all European states
holding Palestinian fedayeen and to the
U.S. people appeared in the 21 December
1973 issue of the Lebanese newspaper
An-Nahar. The paper described the dec-
laration as a 17 December Rome and Athens
operation. (Comment: France, Greece,
Italy and West Germany are the European
countries currently holding fedayeen
prisoners.) (See 3 January issue, page
B-I-10.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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terrorists will assassinate every Pales-
tinian and Arab who participates in the
Geneva conference. (See 19 December is-
sue, page B-III-8.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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West German West Germany
Foreign Minister
Walter Scheel
Unknown An unknown blackmailer has threatened to
kidnap Foreign Minister Scheel unless one
million pounds sterling are paid into a
Cologne account. (See 16 January issue,
page B-III-12.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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A warning statement from "the Palestini-
an People" to all European states holding
Palestinian fedayeen and to the U.S.
people appeared in the 21 December 1973
issue of the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar.
(See 3 January issue, page B-I-lU.) (UN-
CLASSIFIED)
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* New threat reported for the first time.
* Revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
The absence of a * symbol indicates that the threat was reported previously
and is in summary form with a parenthetical reference to an earlier issue
reporting the threat in full detail.
# Appears in Sections II-VII, indicating a threat against a U.S. target
reported in detail in Section I.
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Interests of
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and Aircraft
Turkish Officials
and Aircraft
King Husayn Unknown
Unknown
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Unknown ** Fedayeen terrorists are being held in
prison or otherwise detained by ten coun-
tries: France, Greece, Italy, West Ger-
many, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya,
Sudan and Paraguay. The airlines or in-
terests of those non-Arab countries de-
taining terrorists could be subjected to
fedayeen attack as a means of gaining
freedom for their imprisoned comrades.
(See Tab B, Section I.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Unknown The kidnapping of French officials and
aircraft in Turkey, or Turkish officials
and aircraft in France, could emerge as a
means for terrorists to free the support-
ers of the Turkish Popular Liberation
Front (TPLF) and the Popular Front for
the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) who
were arrested by French authorities on
20 December. (See the 3 January issue,
page 1 for complete information on the
arrest of the TPLF and PFLP supporters.)
(UNCLASSIFIED)
Unknown * King Husayn of Jordan remains a high
priority terrorist target., (UNCLASSIFIED)
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ity, particularly against those countries LX
which support Israel or detain fedayeen
prisoners. (UNCLASSIFIED)
** Reported for the first time.
* Revision of report in previous issues.
The absence of a * symbol indicates that the item was reported in a previous issue.
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Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
Mr. James Gregg
Deputy Assistant Director for Program
Implementation and Coordination
Office of Management and Budget
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Mr. Robert C. Mill
Assistant Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. James B. Clawson
Acting Assistant Secretary of Treasury for
Enforcement, Tariff and Trade Affairs, and
Operations
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Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
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Preliminary Hearing for U.S. Arms Smugglers in London
Abdelkebir el Hakkaoui, Moroccan-born alleged leader of a
California-based extremist group, appeared on 28 January at a
preliminary hearing in London to face conspiracy and firearms
smuggling charges along with two other members of his group,
Pakistani Ather Naseem and Allison Rae Thompson, an 18-year-old
U.S. girl, according to press reports. The court was told that
during interrogation, Hakkaoui revealed a plan to kidnap an
unidentified senior French government official as hostage for
the release of 30 Moroccan prisoners. (For information on the
arrest of the group and preliminary interrogations, see the 3
and 9 January 1974 issues.)
The statement read in court said that Hakkaoui planned
to smuggle arms into Britain and then ship them to France.
Hakkaoui said he planned the kidnapping to make a name for him-
self, and both Hakkaoui and Naseem claimed that Thompson did
not know that pistols and ammunition were hidden inside her
luggage. They both stated that Thompson was persuaded to bring
a trunk to Britain in return for air fare. The prosecutor said
there was no evidence as yet to connect the three accused per-
sons with the Black September Organization or any other anti-
Zionist group. The three are being held in custody for trial
at London's Old Bailey Criminal Court. No date has been set
for the trial. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
PLACE EVENT
United Kingdom, Israeli bank bombed.
London An uni enti ie man hurled a bomb into the
Bank of Hapoalim, Israel's third-largest
bank, in London's financial district. One
employee was slightly injured by flying
glass. (UNCLASSIFIED)
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European
Targets
tinian people" to all European states
holding Palestinian fedayeen and to the
U.S. people appeared in the 21 December
1973 issue of the Lebanese newspaper
An-Nahar. The paper described the dec-
laration as a 17 December Rome and Athens
operation. (Comment: France, Greece,
Italy and West eny are the European
countries currently holding fedayeen
prisoners.) (See 3 January issue, page
B-I-10.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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other acts of terror before the 18-23
February meeting of the Organization of
American States in Mexico, according to
information provided to an FBI source by
a Cuban exile leader. The Cuban exile
said that the FNLC has good connections
with Cuban and Mexican students in Mexico
City and claimed that the FNLC was re-
sponsible for the 20 January bombing of
the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. (This
incident was described in the 23 January
issue, page A-1.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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in Geneva
Conference
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magazine claimed that Black September
terrorists will assassinate every Pales-
tinian and Arab who participates in the
Geneva conference. (See 19 December is-
sue, page B-III-8.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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an People" to all European states holding
Palestinian fedayeen and to the U.S.
people appeared in the 21 December 1973
issue of the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar.
(See 3 January issue, page B-I-10. UN-
CLASSIFIED)
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Revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
The absence of a * symbol indicates that the threat was reported previously
and is in summary form with a Darenthetirni_ reference to an earlier issue
reporting the threat in full detail.
Appears in Sections II-VII, indicating a threat against a U.S. target
reported in detail in Section I.
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Unknown Fedayeen terrorists are being held in
prison or otherwise detained by ten coun-
tries: France, Greece, Italy, West Ger-
many, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya,
Sudan and Paraguay. The airlines or in-
terests of those non-Arab countries de-
tajnjng terrorists could be subjected to
fedayeen attack as a means of gaining
freedom for their imprisoned comrades.
(See Tab B, Section I.) (UNCLASSIFIED)
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and aircraft in France, could emerge as a
means for terrorists to free the support-
ers of the Turkish Popular Liberation
Front (TPLF) and the Popular Front for
the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) who
were arrested by French authorities on
20 December. (See the 3 January issue,
page 1 for complete information on the
arrest of the TPLF and PFLP supporters.)
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installations are a continuing possibil-
ity, particularly against those countries
which support Israel or detain fedayeen
prisoners. (UNCLASSIFIED)
** Reported for the first time.
Ivision of report in previous issues.
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Distribution: Ambassador Lewis B. Hoffacker
Special Assistant to the Secretary
Department of State
Mr. James Gregg
Deputy Assistant Director for Program
Implementation and Coordination
Office of Management and Budget
General Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for Safety and Consumer
Affairs
Department of Transportation
Vice Admiral Ray Peet
International Security Affairs
Department of Defense
Colonel Richard T. Kennedy
National Security Council Staff
Mr. Kevin T. Maroney
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Department of Justice
Mr. W. Raymond Wannall
Assistant Director Intelligence Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. James B. Clawson
Acting Assistant Secretary of Treasury for
Enforcement, Tariff and Trade Affairs, and
Operations
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Legal Advisor
United States Mission to the United Nations
Mr. Geoff C. Shepard
Associate Director of the Domestic Council
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