1953 Bare-handed Tycoon - Chapter 377



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377 – Chairman Park’s Decision

August 13, 1962.

Supreme Council main conference room.

Chairman Park announced a plan to resolve the current situation in the presence of about 100 domestic and foreign reporters.

It was expressed.

Kijo attended the event as the president of the Hankook Ilbo.

The plan to resolve the current situation announced by Chairman Park, who was neatly dressed in military uniform, on the podium was 9

It was eggplant.

The main point is that the military will maintain political neutrality and support the civilian government.

It was.

At the same time, it is clear that the direct motive for the May 16 Revolution was political corruption and chaos.

The poem reminded me of this once.

Among the nine demands that Chairman Park made to political leaders, the most notable one is the

It was a demand to ban retaliation.

“When the military completes its revolutionary task and returns to the military, there will be no political retaliation.

“We must guarantee the status of civil servants who worked within the revolutionary government.”

Chairman Park announced that the election could be postponed if desired.

The highlight of the presentation was that the political leaders completely rejected the nine proposals presented by Chairman Park.

If he accepted, it was a declaration that he would not participate in civil affairs.

Chairman Park read the nine bills, occasionally wiping his eyes with a handkerchief.

He, who had a strong impression that he wouldn’t shed a single tear even if pricked with a needle, shed tears.

As he read the entire plan, applause erupted.

That day, all the newspapers simultaneously reported Chairman Park’s declaration of non-participation in the civil affairs committee in their evening editions.

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After returning to the Hankook Ilbo and observing the production of the evening edition, Kijo naturally became the political editor.

I could hear what the reporters were saying.

“I wonder if we have judged Chairman Park too poorly. When he made his announcement, his eyes were wide open.

“He often steals clothes, so he looks pitiful.”

“That’s right. When you say so firmly that you won’t participate in civil affairs, people will see you differently.

Yes. But that person had a strong will to try something. I like that person, Min.

“I think it’s okay to participate in politics.”

“Yes, it’s different from the existing politicians. Politicians all occupy one position.

That’s why he never gives up his seat, fights, and slanders others. Chairman Park has given up his selfishness.

He said he would step down cleanly if no one took revenge on him for working with him.

“That was manly.”

“Kim Jong-pil is the problem. Kim Jong-pil. If he hadn’t been joking around, Chairman Park would have treated him like that.

“You didn’t have to give up your power.”

Everyone sympathized with Chairman Park and gave him praise.

At that place, only the keynote speech was not impressive.

Because I saw the same thing twice.

Chairman Park prevented the revolutionary government from being overthrown in exactly the same way as in the original history.

I threw it away,

In the current atmosphere, students and citizens have taken to the streets to denounce the military government.

If they had struck, the revolutionary government would have collapsed uncontrollably.

The military was also furious at Kim Jong-pil’s misdeeds and did not like Chairman Park’s participation in civilian affairs.

There were many officers who did that.

The keynote speaker knew that Chairman Park’s plan to resolve the current situation had impressed even Jang Jun-ha.

Jang Jun-ha published the following article in the history of Yuan Dynasty in Sasanggye.

“We believe that Chairman Park’s short-sightedness is a truth born of patriotism and sacrifice.

“There is no need to be stingy in accepting it as a suggestion,” he said, praising Chairman Park.

The very next day, the main leaders of the ruling and opposition parties gathered together and fully accepted Chairman Park’s proposal.

The ceremony was held to pledge to accept the position.

A miraculous event that occurred throughout history has been repeated.

Two days later, Kim Jong-pil resigned from all public offices to take responsibility for the four major suspicions.

He resigned.

The next day, Kim Jae-chun, Kim Jong-pil’s rival, was appointed as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

And on August 25th.

Kim Jong-pil, the root cause of the problem, left Korea.

Kim Jong-pil’s reason for leaving the country was as an ambassador special and plenipotentiary, traveling to Japan, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.

It was said that he was going on a tour of Love.

Countries that underwent a military revolution and countries that succeeded in economic recovery, such as Denmark and West Germany.

The aim was to examine and obtain the ideas and materials necessary to accomplish the revolutionary task.

It may sound nice, but it is actually a trip abroad.

It was the same.

As Kim Jong-pil left Korea, he left behind a famous quote.

When asked by reporters, “Why do you go on a trip abroad?” he responded with the famous quote, “Half voluntary, half forced.”

Left behind.

When asked, “Do you plan on returning to the Democratic Republican Party?” he responded, “I have no plans on doing so.”

He said

Regarding the four major suspicions, he said that the investigation is currently underway and that he intends to clarify.

He said there was none.

When Kim Jong-pil left Korea, the public opinion that had been seething became as quiet as a ghost.

People say that since Kim Jong-pil has been kicked out and Chairman Park has also cleanly given up the presidency, there is no more

Public opinion has formed that there is no need to discuss the Central Intelligence Agency’s misdeeds.

The saying, ‘New evils surpass old evils’ also made sense.

Kijo was dumbfounded by how the world had changed overnight.

And a few days later, Houseman contacted me to ask me to play golf.

On the last day of August, at dawn, I met Houseman at the US 8th Army golf course, with a golf club on his shoulder.

He spoke with a proud look on his face.

“What do you think? Am I right?”

“That’s really amazing. How did you predict the flow of the world so accurately?”

The keynote speech was given to Hausmann, who predicted the downfall of Kim Jong-pil.

“Hahaha. Who am I? From the liberation of the Republic of Korea to its foundation, June 25, April 19, and May 16, I am

“I’ve seen it all. Korean politics is all in the palm of my hand.”

The keynote is that he was flustered because he couldn’t predict May 16, but he laughs at how he knew everything.

The sound came out.

Houseman said, hitting a nice drive shot.

“How about publishing an article about Kim Jong-pil even now? I have accurate information.

“I have it. If you want it, I’ll give it to you. You have to step on the problem child when you can.”

Kijo, who is confident of Kim Jong-pil’s comeback, said with a smile.

“Isn’t it too late? No one cares about Kim Jong-pil anymore.”

The keynote speaker also delivered a refreshing drive shot.

“Houseman, who was watching the ball fly far away, said:

“Are you saying you’re afraid that the problem child will come back and you can’t write the article?”

“No, sir. People don’t pay much attention to politics. They don’t pay much attention to politics.

“It’s just a headache if you do it each time.”

“Have you already forgotten the evil deeds of the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency?”

“Yes, people like Marilyn Monroe more than Kim Jong-pil.”

Houseman nodded at the keynote speech.

“That’s true. A precious woman has passed away….”

Marilyn Monroe passed away suddenly on August 5th.

Her death was reported in a Korean newspaper on August 7, two days after Monroe’s death.

On that day, the sales of the Hankook Ilbo doubled.

In comparison, newspaper sales that reported Chairman Park’s declaration of non-participation in civil affairs were 1.8 times higher than usual.

It was a level.

Theaters were packed with people showing Monroe’s last film, and magazines were full of stories about Monroe’s life.

And continued to publish articles about his private life.

“Monroe came to Korea during the Korean War. I also watched the comfort performance that Monroe gave.

“I was so ecstatic that it seemed like time had stopped for a moment. She was truly an amazing woman.”

Houseman recalled Monroe.

While going around the 4 holes and chatting about random things, Houseman pretended to be indifferent and spoke quietly.

Handed over.

“There will be a dinner at the American ambassador’s residence in a few days.”

“Is this a gathering of Marilyn Monroe fans?”

Hausmann burst into laughter at the keynote speech.

“Hey buddy, the meeting has already been held. Sorry, I forgot to contact you.

yes.”

After accepting the joke, Houseman lightly hit the ball with an iron and continued speaking.

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“Ambassador Berger will invite Chairman Park to deliver Kennedy’s gift.”

“Is it a gift?”

“Yes, it is a gift for Chairman Park’s declaration of transfer of power to the civilian government on August 18th.”

“What kind of gift is it?”

“A nuclear power plant construction investigation team will be dispatched. Early execution of $30 million in aid

“I mean, I’m doing it.”

“Really?”

“What are you so surprised about? It was Kennedy who was surprised. He staged a coup d’état, even by the world standards.

There is no precedent for the military declaring a transfer of power to civilians so quickly. This is a Guinness record.

“It’s a feeling.”

Houseman praised Chairman Park, but he also lamented Kennedy, whom he usually did not like.

I totally dissed him.

“If you think about it, Kennedy is just making a fuss. He should hurry up and do what he had already decided to do.

“It was just a pull, wasn’t it?”

The keynote speech did not agree with Hausmann’s statement.

“No, sir. It is the same thing to give bread to a starving person today as to give it to him tomorrow.

“It’s as big as the difference between heaven and hell.”

“Is that so?”

Only House, who disliked Kennedy, looked slightly shaken.

“But anyway, I feel sorry for Chairman Park. He was a good leader, but he turned out to be a problem child.

“You detonated a bomb that was too big.”

Kennedy disliked it, but only Hausmann, who highly regarded Chairman Park, liked it.

‘Well… … I don’t think it’s flown away yet.’

Kijo answered in his heart.

The only difference is the original history and the time period, but the dinner held at the US Ambassador’s residence and Kennedy’s

The gifts matched.

At that time, there was no support for nuclear power plants, only a promise of early execution of 30 million dollars.

But the problem arose right that day.

Chairman Park, who attended the dinner, wanted to have a ‘quiet conversation’ with Ambassador Berger, and the two met at the Burger

They have a conversation in the bedroom of the deceased.

Chairman Park revealed to Burger the plan to , which shocked Burger.

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The next day, Chairman Park made a bombshell announcement that he would put the four-year extension of military rule to a national referendum.

I’ll do it.

And again, the ban political activities and restrict press, publishing, and gatherings.

Announcing the “Temporary Measures Act for the Prevention of Cruelty to Human Rights”.

Kennedy, furious at this, canceled the early execution of $30 million in aid and also food aid.

Threatens to cut it off.

If this happens again, the $30 million in aid will be withdrawn and nuclear power plants will be shut down.

Even the whole thing could fly away.

The keynote was to stop that from happening.

It was very unfortunate that the achievements made by Chairman Park’s visit to the United States were lost.

If the nuclear power plant is canceled, the steel mill construction plan will also have to be pushed back.

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Because without electricity, nothing could be accomplished.

The keynote speech was given to Houseman, who likes Chairman Park.

“Advisor, would you like to meet Chairman Park?”

“Chairman Park?”

Houseman asked with a look of surprise on his face.

“why?”

“How about asking the chairman if he really intends to boycott the civil affairs?”

“Would Chairman Park really go back on what he said? He already made a promise in front of the people.

“I did it, didn’t I?”

The keynote speaker said to himself, ‘I will do it. I will really do it.’

It was one of the dark histories of Chairman Park’s early days.

I will not attend the civil affairs meeting.

I will extend the military government again.

No. I will not extend the military government.

I will participate in civil affairs.

He even earned the nickname ‘Mr. Park the Fickle’ by going back on his statements.

It’s surprising that they won both the presidential and general elections.

In any case, the keynote speech was that the government did not want to miss out on the nuclear power plants and early execution of aid funds.

“Have you heard anything from Chairman Park? Did he visit the Blue House recently?”

Only House showed interest.

He was a man who had little interest in democracy.

He was a man who was more interested in making Korea an anti-communist country than in democracy.

And Hausman believes that there is no one more suitable than Chairman Park for building an anti-communist nation.

It was a judgment.

“That’s not true, but think about something that happened recently.”

The keynote speech was given by Chairman Park, who was a former Marine Corps reservist and a “revolutionary comrade” who had rebelled against him.

He mentioned the arrest of the director on charges of plotting a coup.

“Advisor, isn’t it a bit strange? The officers that General Kim Dong-ha, a retired general, recruited

That is to say, there was not a single commander capable of commanding a combat unit.”

“Is that so…?”

“Yes, what kind of coup can you have with officers who can’t command combat units? Their

The only flaw is that he was born in Hamgyeong Province and was of Manchurian military descent.”

Hausmann’s eyes widened at the keynote speech.

He was involved in the promotion of a Korean general and was very familiar with Korean officers, but he soon came to his senses.

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“That’s right. They are all from Hamgyeong-do. Since the Syngman Rhee government, the Pyeongan-do and Hamgyeong-do factions have been in the South Korean military.

The two major mountain ranges were Pyeongan-do. However, the Pyeongan-do faction was already eliminated last year along with Jang Do-young.

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Houseman dropped the golf club he was holding onto the lawn.

It seemed like we had found evidence that Chairman Park still had the will to power.

After the declaration of boycott of the civil administration, the factions within the military that were not favorable to Chairman Park were wiped out.

It was significant that it was understood.

“Keyjo, tell Chairman Park that I request a meeting.”

“Okay, I’ll go and see the chairman.”

The keynote is that if Chairman Park is thinking of extending the military government, he should ask Hausmann to do so.

I expected you to tell me everything.

He was the one who had notified Ambassador Berger in advance before the announcement of the extension of military rule.

That was Chairman Park’s decision to keep an eye on the United States while not giving up his obsession with power.

It was a move.