Strategy of Terror (1969)
90 mins | Mystery | February 1969
Director:
Jack SmightWriter:
Robert L. JosephProducer:
Arthur H. NadelCinematographer:
Bud ThackeryEditor:
Sam E. WaxmanProduction Company:
Roncom FilmsOriginally presented on ABC's "Kraft Suspense Theatre" as a two-part episode titled In Darkness Waiting; c14 Jan, 21 Jan 1965; LP32345, LP32346; telecast on the same days as registered for copyright. ...
Originally presented on ABC's "Kraft Suspense Theatre" as a two-part episode titled In Darkness Waiting; c14 Jan, 21 Jan 1965; LP32345, LP32346; telecast on the same days as registered for copyright.
Karen Lownes, a newspaper reporter, receives a phone call from a childhood classmate who urgently requests a meeting. When she arrives, Karen finds the man has been shot, but before he dies he tells her of a right-wing plot that is underway to assassinate three United Nations undersecretaries. Karen tells the story to a police lieutenant, Matt Lacey, but Lacey believes that the dead man was only a petty gangster and assumes that he was killed by his own associates. After Karen is attacked by a hoodlum anonymously hired to follow her, Lacey becomes convinced that the matter is to be taken seriously, and he doubles his efforts to uncover the plot. Karen follows a lead to a freight company office, where she inadvertently uncovers the identity of the assassins. The assassination is to take place at a diplomatic reception attended by the three undersecretaries, but Karen recognizes one of the men from the freight company, and Lacey arrests the would-be ...
Karen Lownes, a newspaper reporter, receives a phone call from a childhood classmate who urgently requests a meeting. When she arrives, Karen finds the man has been shot, but before he dies he tells her of a right-wing plot that is underway to assassinate three United Nations undersecretaries. Karen tells the story to a police lieutenant, Matt Lacey, but Lacey believes that the dead man was only a petty gangster and assumes that he was killed by his own associates. After Karen is attacked by a hoodlum anonymously hired to follow her, Lacey becomes convinced that the matter is to be taken seriously, and he doubles his efforts to uncover the plot. Karen follows a lead to a freight company office, where she inadvertently uncovers the identity of the assassins. The assassination is to take place at a diplomatic reception attended by the three undersecretaries, but Karen recognizes one of the men from the freight company, and Lacey arrests the would-be assassins.
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