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grasses South
USE OF THIS COLUMN FOR AN- Associated Press News Analysis have brought every resource into
rNeOUNCe NTsds available to officially The aborted plot to assassinate play - including electronic gear
fizations only Forms are available in President Chung Hee Park and such as that believed to have been
room 1011 SAB. the seizure of the U.S. intelligence aboard the Pueblo - to detect1
* * * ship Pueblo appear to be part of Communist moves southward.
Committee for Improved Education a blueprint to subvert South Ko- Speculation among Japanesef
presents - John Holt, educator and rea, mapped out 15 months ago. officals here is that capture of the{
author of "How Children Fail" and Pel a aebe ieso
"How Children Learn," in a benefit On Oct. 7. 1966, North Korean Pueblo may have been a diversion
talk for the Children's Community, Premier Kim Il Sung announced to draw attention away from the
7:30 p.m., Wed., Jan. 31, SchorlingrAud. a detailed plan for infiltrating failure of the Sunday attack on
University High School (corner of;th SohKrenpsdnia
Monroe and East U). the South, establishment of a the South Korean presidential
* * * "Marxist Leninist" party there, miansion.
a91.vi th,. m o, a Another possibility could be
umuess ~uo meeting, Jan. 26. 321
Union, 7:30 p.m.
* * *
La Sociedad Hispanica, una tertulia,
Mon., Jan. 29, 3-5 p.m. 3050 Frieze:
cafe, conversacion, musica. vengan
Todos.
Baha'i Student Group, Informal dis-
cussion, "Religion and Science - in
Harmony or not?" Fri., Jan. 26, 8:00
p.m. 520 N. Ashley. All welcome. Call1
662-3548 if you need transportation.
tocie recruitment oz peasants
and workers.
Since then, infiltration of Com-
munist agents across the demili-
tarized zone or by sea has stepped
up. Japanese sources say there
were 500 incidents involving this
underground in 1967, 10 times that
that North Korea wished to im-
mobilize the Pueblo-and its in-
telligence gathering capabilities-
while it stepped up the movement
of agents into the South.
Not Due to Mao
!It is not likely that the in-
standing leader." Pyongyang has
said little about Mao since it
adopted a neutrally independent
pose in the Communist bloc in
Aumust 1966.
There has been nothing else to
indicate that the North is getting
ready to abandon its independent
stand: there has been some evi-
dence that Kim I Sung has had
to deal with pro-Chinese factions
in recent months. Reports of un-
rest and purges, published by Red
Guards in Peking, have been de-
nied. But they persist. The Chi-
nese wing may be gaining in
strength and influence.
News Broadcasts
Any swing of the North Ko-
reans toward the Chinese might
be expected to be detected in
New China News Agency broad-
casts. So far, none has appeared.
The events of the past week have
yet to be reported by Peking.
Kim's Oct.' 7, 1966, statement
admitted that President Park
"provided grave obstacles" to the
establishment of communism in
the South and called for his over-
throw.
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of the previous year. creased North Korean belligerency
South Korea and the U.S. forces is partly due to greater accept-
in the United Nations Command ance within the army of Com-
- --- - munist Chinese Chairman Mao
Tse tung's ideas on people's war,
revolution and violence.
Western intelligence sources re-
ported Saturday that North Ko-
rean loud speaker propaganda
broadcasts along the demilitarized!
zone described Mao as "an out-
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