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13-00000Kachins, whose demands for greater autonomy have been rejected in Rangoon.e. US officials on the spot doubt that the army, hobbled by poor leadership and its many political responsibilities, will be any more effective in dealing with the problem this time than in past anti-insurgency campaigns.6. Cambodiaa. Sihanouk has signed an accord setting up regular air service between Cambodia and Communist China. A similar agreement with Hanoi is in the works.b. These lines are significant largely as gestures by Peiping and Hanoi to bolster Sihanouk's sense of importance. Neither would be a paying proposition commercially and both could flounder before the first paying passenger enplanes unless rights to overfly Laos can be obtained. (Includes INTERCEPTS)7. Greecea. It looks more and more as if Papandreou, who squeaked through to a narrow upset victory over ex-premier Karamanlis in the 3 November elections, will not be able to form a government.NBRNBRNBR(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret3/BR(SC-NLJ-OS8/93 BII)
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13-000008. Brazilb. His party does not have a parliamentary majority, so he needs support from either Karamanlis' party on the right or from the Communists. The military has apparently been pressing Karamanlis to withhold that support. He does not need much urging.c. The military has also let it be known that it would consider Papandreou's acceptance of Communist support as sufficient reason for a coup d'etat.d. In addition to this military string-pulling, the royal family is also meddling--not for the first time. Should Papandreou fail to form a government, the palace intends to pass the mandate to Karamanlis, believing that he too would fail.e. This would then open the way, the palace calculates, for a compromise premier more amenable to palace influence.a. President Goulart and his opponents are keeping political tensions in Brazil high.NBRNBR(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret21BR(SC-RJLJ-088/93 BID)
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b. Comments by Goulart, that "social disaster" is sure if his program is not passed soon, have drawn sharp rejoinders from moderate and conservative figures and have fed rightist coup plotting.c. Strains are also growing in the military following the arrest of a young officer who refused last month to execute an order to arrest Governor Lacerda, a leading conservative spokesman and likely presidential candidate.*NBR**VBR*For The President Only - Top Secret(SC-NLJ-088/93817)
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NOTESA. USSR Simultaneous activity this morning on theTyuratam missile test range, satellite tracking netsand Soviet space support ships in the Atlantic prob-ably represented an attempt to launch an unmannedearth satellite. The launch apparently failed onthe pad or was cancelled at the last moment. Itmay be tried again soon. (INTERCEPTS)B. Rumania-US Rumanian officials are about to awarda US firm, Ferguson and Company of Cleveland, Ohio,a $32 million contract to help build the huge Galatisteel plant. The Rumanians are pressing ahead withthis project in the face of Soviet efforts to dis-courage it in various ways, most importantly by re-fusing to underwrite the scheme to any substantialdegree.C. Turkey The New Turkey Party has followed thePeasant Party in withdrawing from the present three-party coalition government. This means that thecoalition has to all intents and purposes collapsed,even though no formal action will be taken untilPrime Minister Inonu returns from Washington thisweekend.D. Thailand The Thai doctors attending Sarit now ad-mit for the first time that the Prime Minister is incritical condition. Our doctor agrees with thisprognosis. US officials in Bangkok believe that themost likely successor would be Thanom Kittikachorn,now deputy prime minister and minister of defense.Thanom is not likely to last long, however, since heis neither a strong personality nor a figure of greatweight in the military hierarchy.For The President Only - Top Secret(Cont'd)4/BR(SC-NLT-088/93 Blin)
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> [Figure] A map of Africa with Rwanda and Burundi circled.13-00000![photo of a map of Africa with Rwanda and Burundi circled]MELIKLAMOROCCOTUNISIAALGERIALIBYAUAR(EGYPT)MAURITANIAMALINIGERCHADSUDANSENEGALGAMBIAPORT. GUINEAGUINEAUPPER VOLTADAHOMEYTOOOSIERRALEONENIGERIAIVORYCOAST GHANALIBERIA!CENTRAL AFRICANREPUBLICCAMEROONCONGOGABONREPUBLICOF THE CONGOSOMAL.ETHIOPIASOMALIREPÚBLICUGANDA BUDOLFKENYACTORIARWANDABURUNDIRWANDA BURUNDIZANZIBARTAMANYIKAANGOLAFED. OF KHODESIAAND NYASALANDMOZAMBIQUEMALAGASYREPUBLICSOUTH-WESTBECHUANALANDAFRICAREPUBLICOFSOUTH AFRICASWAZILAND.BASUTOLAND(SC-NLJ-068/93 B/1)
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E. Indonesia-Philippines A Philippine foreign office man states that everything was set, as we noted yesterday, for Sukarno to visit Manila today. This official says, however, that the visit was postponed as a result of Macapagal's decision to attend President Kennedy's funeral.F. Indonesia Djakarta is giving every indication that it will hold up final action on the long-pending oil contracts with US companies in an attempt to smoke us out on the question of US aid policy toward Indonesia.G. Rwanda-Burundi Tribal refugees from Rwanda, now in Burundi, seem bent on making trouble between the two countries. Some 3,000 of their number were reported yesterday to be moving toward the frontier. They have little military capability, but blood could flow and require UN intervention.H. USSR-Congo As a further token of the withdrawal of Soviet diplomats we have noted that the Soviet diplomatic communications link between Moscow and Leopoldville was shut down last Saturday. (INTERCEPTS)For The President Only - Top Secret![signature]
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# THE PRESIDENT'SINTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYfile29 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET![image]
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# SOVIET EXTENDED RANGE IMPACT AREAS![map of soviet extended range impact areas]TYURATAMPLESETSKUSSRKAMCHATKA4500 NMCHINAVLADIVOSTOKAPPROX. 4900 NMNORTHERN IMPACT AREA6200 NMAPPROX 6500 NMSOUTHERN IMPACT AREA![map of countries]CANADAUNITED STATESAUSTRALIATOP SECRET DINAR
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1. USSRa. TASS has finally announced that the USSR will conduct another series of ICBM firings to the Pacific during the period 2 December to 25 January.b. Since our last mention of this subject, we have picked up indications that some of the firings this time may be made from operational launchers rather than from the Ty-uratam rangehead.c. There has been unusual traffic on the strategic rocket forces communications link between the operational site at Plesetsk and Moscow similar to that which preceded the firing last October from Plesetsk to Kamchatka.d. In addition, some intercepted telephone conversations have implied that the firing ranges would be different this time.e. We also have some fragmentary evidence that the forthcoming firings may be the ooject of a special tracking or detection project. (Includes INTERCEPTS)For The President Only - Top Secret
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of National Liberation (FALN) will probably increase their efforts to disrupt the constitutional succession, which would be the first in Venezuela's history.f. Meanwhile, in the wings are the military leaders who may well intervene if they find Betancourt's successor not to their liking.g. Though President Betancourt has taken personal charge of the search to locate Colonel Chenault and those responsible for his kidnapping, his efforts so far have come to nought. The only news has been from a Caracas editor who had a call yesterday morning from a woman saying the colonel was safe.3. Cuba-   Venezuelaa. The discovery of a large cache of weapons of Cuban origin, announced by Venezuelan authorities yesterday, provides the best evidence to date of major Cuban support for Latin American subversives.b. There is definite proof to support the Venezuelan claim. The three tons of weapons found include light automatic rifles and(Cont'd)
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submachine guns identified as among those shipped to Cuba from Belgium in 1959 and 1960. There were also mortars, bazookas, recoilless rifles, and ammunition of US manufacture.c. Communist documents seized by Venezuelan authorities earlier this month reveal that the equipment was destined for the Venezuelan Communists' paramilitary arm, the Armed Forces of National Liberation (FALN).d. The cache was found on 1 November on a beach in Falcon State in the north, scene of the most active guerrilla effort. The Venezuelan government assumes that the weapons were sent from Cuba by sea.e. Caracas will lay formal charges concerning the arms cache before a special meeting of Latin América Foreign Ministers scheduled for December. After that it will ask that the Council of the Organization of American States be convoked for consultation on the matter.For The President Only - Top Secret
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4. Communist China - Afro-Asiaa. More information on Chinese Premier Chou En-lai's Afro-Asian swing is beginning to leak out.b. The Egyptians are expecting him on 8 December, according to the Algerian ambassador to Cairo.c. The press in Mali says Chou, accompanied by Foreign Affairs Minister Chen Yi, will visit Algeria, Mali, Ghana, Guinea, Somalia, Tanganyika, and Albania.d. The Pakistanis have just informed our ambassador that they have agreed to a state visit by the two Chinese in mid-February at the conclusion of their two month tour.5. Cubaa. Another London shipping firm says it is willing to abandon its Cuban trade.b. Embassy London has been advised by Papadakis and Co., Ltd. that it is prepared to keep its two ships involved in the trade from calling at Cuban ports when their charters run out next January.
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c. Papadakis is probably ask- ing the same price for its action as Basil Mavrolean did recently--removal of its ships from the US blacklist. Papadakis operates 19 ships totalling more than 200,000 tons.d. Mavrolean's vessels account for almost half the present British tonnage calling at Cuban ports and are the largest single element of free world shipping to Cuba.e. The outcome of Mavrolean's offer is not yet clear.For The President Only - Top Secret
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## NOTESA. South Korea President-elect Pak Chong-hui's success in winning control of the unicameral legislature in Tuesday's elections improves prospects for smooth operation of the new constitutional government. However, political stability will still depend on Pak's willingness to rule with moderation. If he interprets this victory as a popular mandate to pursue an aggressive authoritarian program, he could provoke serious unrest.B. Indonesia-Philippines President Sukarno's visit to Manila is on again for 4 December, according to the Indian ambassador to Djakarta. He assumes its purpose is to head off Philippine recognition of Malaysia.C. Thailand Prime Minister Sarit appears to have taken a further turn for the worst. Our station reported yesterday that he was flown by helicopter to a Bangkok hospital from his seaside villa. Police escorts described his condition as critical and rumors that he had died spread through the city.D. Rwanda-Burundi Prompt action by Burundi security forces appears to have halted the march of tribal refugees on Rwanda that we reported yesterday. There is little doubt that the refugees, who carried only a handful of modern arms and were poorly organized, would have been badly mauled by Rwandan troops if they had crossed the frontier.(Cont'd)
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E. Colombia Pro-Castro members of the terroristNational Liberation Army (ELN) are believed responsible for the recent wave of bombings in Colombia'smajor cities. At least a dozen bombs were set offin Bogota during the last two nights. Two of thebombs failed to explode after being placed close tothe residence of the chief of US Naval MissionFor The President Only - Top Secret
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13-00000LBJ LIBRARYMandatory ReviewCase # NLJ 93-381Document # 8# THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY30 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET
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1. Venezuelaa. Election campaigning ended at midnight, but boosters for the several candidates continued to mill about streets of Caracas in defiance of terrorist threats to shoot anyone who ventured out for the next three days.b. The terrorists, it seems, were all but drowned out by the carnival air.c. The FALN, meanwhile, is trying to bargain off Colonel Chenault for as high a price as it can, demanding variously release of all its comrades, of all women detained by the government, and of the six hijackers who have been returned from Trinidad to custody in Venezuela.2. Sino-Soviet disputea. The Chinese Communists will have nothing to do with the idea of bilateral talks with the Soviets under present circumstances.b. Chinese party Secretary General Teng Hsiao-ping, one of the select few in Peiping's ruling circle, recently told a group of visiting Latin Americans that such a meeting could accomplish nothing.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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c. Teng put the issue of another meeting of world Communist parties even deeper into limbo by saying that Peiping would be in favor only when assured of the support of a majority of the world parties.d. Moscow, for its part, has apparently stopped thinking about another gathering of world Communist party representatives.e. The feelers it put out after the conclusion of the test-ban treaty were received coldly by some of the fraternal parties. They felt such a meeting could only make matters worse with the Chinese.f. Indeed, Peiping saw this to be Moscow's purpose, and when the idea failed to take hold, the Chinese took it to be a setback for Khrushchev personally.g. Their reaction to Khrushchev's subsequent call for a cessation of open argument was to press the offensive, and this they have been doing in roundly abusive terms since.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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# TOP SECRET DINAR6 SEPTEMBER 196333881> [Figure: A map of the Soviet Far East showing submarine ballistic missile launches. The map includes the Kamchatka Peninsula, the Bering Sea, and the Sea of Okhotsk. The map indicates approximate launch positions from June and August, launch position from April, impact points, and submarine locations.]Submarine Ballistic Missile Launches in the Soviet Far East> [Figure: Photograph of a "G"-Class Submarine]
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13-000003. USSRh. The forthcoming Afro-Asian visits by Chou En-lai and Chen Yi have awakened suspicions that the Chinese are in hot pursuit of a second Bandung-type conference--a more rewarding enterprise from their point of view.a. Yesterday and on Thursday, we detected what we believe to have been operational training launches of standard 350 nautical mile submarine-based ballistic missiles.b. Two and possibly four missiles were fired from submarines based in the Petropavlovsk area to the impact area at Klyuchi.c. Seven similar instances have been detected previously this year, and there may have been others. (INTERCEPTS)4. Kenya -   Communist Bloca. The Soviet Bloc will soon gain an important propaganda outlet in Nairobi, communications hub for East Africa.b. Plans are for a state-controlled news agency to be set up by the Kenyan government when it(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-000005. Czechoslovakia USSRachieves independence on 12 December. This will fall under the jurisdiction of communications minister Oneko, who has well developed contacts within the Soviet Bloc.c. TASS has already agreed to equip the new agency, and Kenyan requests for further financial and techincal help are being discussed in Prague and Moscow.d. Kenyan journalists have been training in Prague and, on return, will find ready employment in the new agency.a. Czech President Novotny returned from Moscow on Thursday after signing a renewal (for another 20 years) of the treaty of friendship and mutual assistance.b. He apparently got little else out of Khrushchev. The final communique was conspicuously cool.c. There were no Soviet concessions, nor were there the usual references to Czech "progress" or to public support for Novotny's leadership.NBRNBRFor The President Only - Top SecretZUBR
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6. South Vietnama. The first suicide by burning to occur under the new regime was witnessed today by bystanders at a crowded intersection in Saigon where a young girl went up in flames.b. A note she left behind said she was protesting the war of Vietnamese against Vietnamese. At the intersection are three villas which house the ICC delegations.c. There were no Buddhist overtones.d. Some think the Viet Cong encouraged her, but if they did, they did not write her script. They would have said it is the Americans who are fighting the Vietnamese.For The President Only - Top Secret
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# South Vietnam ARMY CORPS BOUNDARIES![map of South Vietnam ARMY CORPS BOUNDARIES]SECRET
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13-00000NOTESA. South Vietnam Plans are now afoot to shuffleSouth Vietnam's Corps commanders so that GeneralKhanh, considered by General Harkins to be the bestof the lot, will take over in the crucial delta (IVCorps) area. General Dinh, the ambitious Ministerof Security, is still resisting pressure to relin-quish command of the III Corps area, and is not in-volved in the current shuffle.B. Cuba-USSR There are about 8,000 Soviets in Cuba,5,000 of these military, according to a bloc offi-cial in close touch with Soviets in Havana. Thefigures are close to our own estimate of 4,000 to7,000. Some withdrawals continue.C. Cambodia-Vietnam Sihanouk seems to feel that cut-ting off his nose to spite his face was not enough.Now he says he will formally recognize North Vietnamif the US does not silence the Khmer Serei radio.South Vietnam will cut Cambodia's primary access tointernational markets via the Mekong river if hedoes. (INTERCEPT)D. Indonesia-Cambodia Sukarno apparently plans to goto Cambodia on an official visit following his tripto Manila. The Cambodian ambassador in Djakarta hasadvised Phnom Penh that Sukarno plans to leave forManila on 6 December and directly from there forPhnom Penh on the 10th. He will stay three days.(INTERCEPT)For The President Only - Top Secret
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E. Coal and Steel Community Coal and Steel communitymembers at their next meeting on Monday will prob-ably vote to raise community steel tariffs by anaverage of nine percent. This would bring the tar-iffs of each member into line with Italy's, thehighest in the community. Only the Dutch oppose theidea.F. British Guiana - Cuba GIMPEX, trading arm andsource of funds for Jagan's party, has worked out adeal to supply the country's major electric utilitynext year with fuel oil from Cuba. Texaco and Essohave been the traditional suppliers.G. Brazil-US A press report from Rio cites "well in-formed sources" to the affect that Goulart planssoon to invite Mrs. Kennedy to visit Brazil so thatBrazil can pay her the honors which it had plannedto render the late President.H. Cuba-Morocco A three-man Cuban delegation is onits way to Morocco to try to patch up relationsbroken by Morocco because of Cuba's assistance tothe Algerians in their border war. (INTERCEPTS)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-00000# DOCUMENT OF INTERESTThe effect in France of the President's death.For The President Only - Top Secret
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# 104-10302-10030 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199227 December 1963SC No. 00624/63Copy# WEEKLY REVIEWOFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYTHIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS CODE WORD MATERIAL NO FOREIGN DISSEM52-228703TOP SECRETGROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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13-00000This document contains classified information affecting the national security of the United States within the meaning of the espionage laws, US Code Title 18, Sections 793, 794, and 798. The law prohibits its transmission or the revelation of its contents in any manner to an unauthorized person, as well as its use in any manner prejudicial to the safety or interest of the United States or for the benefit of any foreign government to the detriment of the United States.It is to be seen only by US personnel especially indoctrinated and authorized to receive COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE information; its security must be maintained in accordance with COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE REGULATIONS.No action is to be taken on any COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE which may be contained herein, regardless of the advantages to be gained, unless such action is first approved by the Director of Central Intelligence.DISSEMINATION CONTROLSThis document MUST NOT BE RELEASED TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS. If marked with specific dissemination controls in accordance with the provisions of DCID 1/7, the document must be handled within the framework of the limitation so imposed.