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WFO 58-153 4 said it was his understanding that. Idisliked each other. DIckERsoN had no knowledge of any possible business. arrangements between and the Government of Korea (GOK). He did not consider to be a representative or official of the Gok, and he had no knowledge of any. possible connection by on b6 DICKERSON related that b7C occasion. laughingly, would say that people say he was with b7D ridieuled the idea and added that it was his true ambition to get into politics in Korea. DIckeRsON said told him his reason for wanting the United States to maintain good relations with the Gok was to safeguard. his family's business interests and wealth. DICKERSON described as an opportunist who promoted his own best business interests at all times. He also considered [as unlnformed in and'naive about United. States business practices. He did not believe was an agent of the GoK. He said he had never heard discuss the matter of giving political contributions to United States. Congressmen or campaign committees, and he said he had no knowledge about political contributions or any other gifts or monies to United States Congressmen beyond what he has read in the press. He did not know whether ever traveled abroad with any United States Congressmen or paid for such travel for them. b6 b7C DIcKERSON said he himself visited. in Korea in May, 1975, for a day, and was impressed by references to the wealth. DickERsoN received an inexpensive cigarette lighter as a gift from who according to DICKERSON, distributed inexpensive gifts to many individuals. DIcKERsON said he neyer met female on the staff of former Congressnan CARL ALBERt, nor did he recognize the name of DICKER$ON attributed the following assets in the United States to