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officers.
Senators Douglas, Hart, and Sparkman have i'olloved this case
The first. two wrote Secretary Rusk very recently, asking
closely.
tor more intensive action on the caoe, and the Acting Secretary
asked them to hold up any publ.1c &tatements
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and the Office of Atomic
total of 86 identifiable
within the Govern
of Home Affa~rs,
Construction,
Health,
activities
as the major
or
The remaining
laboratories,
or private
are a
and technical
operated
governrnents.
and university
- 11 by R. Douglas Payne, Executive Director, Southwestern Research Society:
BBlIN VERBATIM
TEXT:
Southwestern Research Society wants to support ID Chong P'il tor partiin your 1964 International
cipation
finance his travel
We are prepared, ot course
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professional
proficiency
in Korea.
drain. 11
want to
and
4.
The idea is to explore
developing
-- possibly
in conjunction
with the Korean University
at Seoul - - an "Institute.
" Modern
laboratory
facilities
would help suppbrt Korean industry
and afford
a home
- development banking and securities marketing,
life insurance, credit unions,. in-service t r aining to upgrade bank
staffs, home loan and savings .
5. Exvort Promotion
Apparatus for continuous , comprehensive export program
institutionalized . Permanent t
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and both sides are happy
with the final draft.
The biggest
plus was this morning's
mutual
agreement
in principle
on the major issues
of a Status of Forces
Agreement
{SOFA).
This is something
we did not anticipate
and
will be a real break for Park at home
- . Ciovernment approaches a problem like this as
•part of a bigger one--we can't get foreign students to go home and help
their own countries.
Koreans, I understand,
are the worst offenders.
In fact, he probably ought to check before he leaves to be sure he can