| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. WOULD HAVE DONE WELL TO LEAVE SOUTH KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN REVOLT: ANOTHER WORRY FOR U.S. |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] REBELLION IN KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DAYS OF RAGE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] A BLOODY REBELLION IN KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] A TRADITION OF DISSENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STRIFE IN SOUTH KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SEASON OF SPLEEN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] "THE STAKES IN THIS GAME ARE HIGH" |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREA BARS ASSEMBLY FROM CHARTER ROLE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] JPK, EIGHT OTHERS FREED FROM DETENTION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GENERALS ASSUME OVERT POWERS IN SEOUL; OBSERVERS SPLIT ON WHETHER PANEL IS JUNTA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN UNREST GIVES BANKERS THE SHAKES AS THEY PONDER NATION'S BORROWING PLANS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA, A CONFLICT OF FATHERS AND SONS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHUN RESIGNS AS KOREAN INTELLIGENCE CHIEF BUT MOVE ISN'T EXPECTED TO CURTAIL HIS CLOUT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREAN MILITARY BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO WIN PUBLIC TRUST, BOLSTER PRESTIGE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] A LOOK AT KWANGJU THROUGH THE EYES OF FIVE KOREANS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN ASSEMBLY IGNORED IN DRAFTING A NEW CONSTITUTION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA'S BRASS, AND BLOOD |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA TO BOLSTER ECONOMY, BUT MEASURES WILL FAN INFLATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INDUSTRIALIZING ASIA WOULD BE LAST TO DEFAULT, KOREAN TELLS BANKERS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STANDING BODY STAFFS BARED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STANDING SECURITY UNIT BARES LINEUP |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] BUSINESS AS USUAL IN SEOUL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SPECIAL BODY FOR SECURITY MEASURES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DRIVE TO REHABILITATE KWANGJU |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN GENERALS GET 19 OF 30 POSTS IN APPOINTMENTS TO A NEW GOVERNING PANEL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. ECONOMIC AID MISSION IN KOREA IS PULLING OUT AFTER 30 YEAR ROLE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INSTABILITY GUARDED AGAINST: PUNDIT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREAN ARMY SAID TO HOLD SEVERAL HUNDRED DISSIDENTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CARTER SUPPORTS THE DICTATORS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FROM THE CAPITALS OF THE WORLD |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA'S DAY OF THE GENERALS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE CHINESE MILITARY LIFT-OFF |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TEN DAYS THAT SHOOK KWANGJU |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WHO'LL FIGHT FOR AMERICA? |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MORE IN SORROW THAN IN ANGER |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PATRIOTISM IS NO LONGER ENOUGH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CREDITS DON'T HINGE ON KOREAN POLITICS, U.S. AIDE SAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREANS RESENT NEW MILITARY REGIME |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREANS RESENT NEW MILITARY REGIME |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WESTINGHOUSE IN KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREAN MILITARY FORBIDS ANY TYPE OF STUDENT ACTIVISM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GIST OF STATEMENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AMERICAN INVESTORS 'PAUSING' IN THEIR KOREA COMMITMENTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GI'S PAY, MORALE PROBLEMS HEARD AT HILL GRIPE SESSION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AMERICAN INVESTORS 'PAUSING' IN THEIR KOREA COMMITMENTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHOI DEFUSES SKEPTICISM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FULL TEXT OF PRESIDENT'S SPEECH ON STATE AFFAIRS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 'ANNUAL MEET OF ROK, JAPAN NOT PUT OFF' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA TO BE TREATED FAIRLY IN THE LOAN MARKET, ENVOY SAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA TO BE TREATED FAIRLY IN THE LOAN MARKET, ENVOY SAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. - KOREAN BOND BECOMES A MARRIAGE OF INCONVENIENCE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE ARCHITECTS OF GROWTH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA: EDGY ABOUT THE FUTURE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE U.S. AND THE GENERALS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHUN'S 'SUPERGOVERNMENT" |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SEOUL NEEDN'T WORRY ABOUT ITS FINANCING, IN '80 AT LEAST, FINANCE OFFICIAL REPORTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN VENTURE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TO DONATE PROPERTY VOLUNTARILY TO STATE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S SENATE BEGINS FOREIGN AID DEBATE WITH CALL FOR REPORT ON OTHER DONORS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE SILENT FORCE AT PANMUNJOM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PERSON- BY- PERSON |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA EXPOSES CORRUPTION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN REPORT LISTS CORRUPTION OF PARK CRONIES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN OFFICIALS TRY AGAIN TO ASSURE FOREIGN BUSINESSMEN THAT NATION IS STABLE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 10 IN ROK GIVE $147M, GO FREE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CEREMONY DEDICATES S-N CONFERENCE FACILITY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] UNIVERSITY CLOSURE SHIFTED TO SUSPENSION OF CLASSES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES CAN ADJUST TO PAYMENT DEFICITS AT A COST |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] N. KOREAN SPY BOAT SUNK; 8 AGENTS DEAD, 1 CAPTURED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 'REAGAN WON'T WITHDRAW GIS FROM KOREA' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN WAR: CASE OF UNPREPAREDNESS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GLOBAL SECURITY HINGES ON KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WORLDGRAM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE WAVE OF NEW AMERICANS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TALKS ON SOUTH KOREAN DEBT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] N.K. SUBVERSIVE TACTICS TO INTENSIFY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STRIPES WRITER 1ST TO DIE U.P. REPORTER 1ST TO 'KNOW' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NORTH'S INVASION STILL UNSETTLED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FLAG REMINDER OF 'BOLD MOVE' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ROK: JETS ALMOST SHOT AT MIGS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHANGES KOREA MARKS WAR ANNIVERSARY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SHOEMAKERS OF KOREA BEGIN TO FEEL THE PINCH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SEOUL TELLS CREDITORS IT REQUIRES $7 BILLION IN FOREIGN FUNDS A YEAR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOLARZ PLANNING TROP TO N. KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA EXPECTED TO DETAIN FOES UNTIL AFTER VOTE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LEE KYOO-HYUN 'RIGHT MAN FOR POST' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TALKS ON COLOR TV EXPORTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TWO AMERICANS DETAINED IN SEOUL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE FAR EAST: BANKERS' BONANZA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM'S SUM, A CANDIDATE IS COUNTED OUT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA RELEASES 2 AMERICANS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. FORESEES GENERALS WIDENING KOREA GRIP |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KEY OPPOSITION FIGURE LINKED TO KWANGJU RIOT BY GENERALS IN SEOUL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA'S SIDE TRIP TO THE RISKY EDGE OF WAR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CITIZENS' SELF RESTRAINT, MILITARY'S PATIENCE ENDED REBELLION: CHOI |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. DENIES LINK TO ROK CRACKDOWN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THOUGHTS OF THE TIMES CHONDOKYO IN KOREA TODAY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SECURITY OF ROK HAS PRIORITY OVER DEMOCRACY FOR THE PEOPLE, CARTER SAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GUNFIRE ENDS ANTIGOV'T RESISTANCE |
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