The World - News from Nov. 5, 1985
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Libya charged that an alleged CIA plan to undermine the government of Moammar Kadafi demonstrates the failure of Reagan Administration policy, which it described as “open blackmail and muscular thuggery.” In Moscow, Tass news agency called this another example of what the Soviets refer to as U.S. “state terrorism.” The white House has declined to confirm reports of covert operations against Libya but has orderred an investigation to determine who is responsible for the disclosure.
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