Doe ID: 6598370 Date: 10/09/98 Pace: 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : NSA RECORD NUMBER : 144-10001-10365 RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : NSA ERD : NSA TITLE : NSA SIGINT COMMAND CENTER OPSUM #2039 DATE : ppl Nees PAGES SUBJECTS : ASSASSINATION® EC ORN: KENNEDY DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : 1B CURRENT STATUS : X DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/24/98 OPENING CRITERIA : ORIGINATING AGENCY’ § DETERMINATION REQUIRED COMMENTS : Released on 11-02-2017 under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2017 Note) [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
Doc ID: 6598370 NSA SIGINT COMMAND CENTER OPSUM # 2039 This internal NSA report summarizes significant intelligence developments, arranged by area of occurrence, and operational developments of general interest. The material contained herein was selected from SIGINT, collateral and press received in the NSASCC between 120700Z - 130700Z December 1963. 44USC2107(5)(g)(2)(D) CURRENT SIGINT READINESS STATUS gi) READINESS ESTABLISHED STATIONS INVOLVED “INVOLVED _— — ~ fT —— SOUTH KOREA l. A plot exists to assassinate PAK CHONG-HUI, President of the Republic of Korea‘{ROK), on 17 December, the date of the presidential inauguration. The ROK Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Police Bureau are investigating the plot uncovered by the ROK-:CIA which holds a recording of a conversation between two individuals in which the planned assassination was discussed. No decision has as yet been reached on whether the two individuals will be ‘arrested at this time. (TDCS-3/567,099,10 December 1963 CONFIDENTIAL NOFORN) | --- SPORTED pu net was, | Budervd “to maintain. a “Slacinuaus 3 achou adie net, used i ° ; ; received its watch. Siisns on-12 sane fica the ——— ‘ Very urgént messages from the subordinate units declared Situations[ (2/x/of___JRO7-63, 1221152) Page l (2039 += 13 December 1963) Released on 11-02-2017 under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2017 Note)
bd _ Doc ID: 6598370 NSASCC _OPSUM # 2039 (Cont'd) [ Bl Comment : The above actions probably portend some kind of forth-_ coming controversial official statement. On 4 October when [__——s—éddrequested that_a_state of e declared, the Army declared situations 44USC2107(5)(g)(2)(D) CAMBODIA *-, %, 4 ba 3. Prince SIHANOUK is highly incensed.with the U.S. Government according to a report of 12 December out of He has drafted a stinging reply to the Americ&én Ambassador's protest aver official celebra- tion by the Cambodian “Government of Marshall; :;SARIT's death, which by implication was Linked to bhat of President KENNEDY. SIHANOUK also intends to break off U.S. /Ccambodian negotiations over the termination of economic and military aid, giving AID and MAAG personnel five days to leave Cambodia, withdraw ';Cambodian Ambassador NONG KIMNY from Washington, and ‘abandon, his propasal fora conference to guarantee Cambodian neutrality and independence. (TDCS-3/567,264,12 December 1963 NOFORN 7 3¢0f__pre1s- -63, 1215232) B2 Comment: SIHANOUK carried out one of ths" above intentions on 11 December,when the Cambodian Foreign Ministry, instkucted NONG KIMNY to immediately return all but one of the ° embassy personnel. NONG KIMNY is to leave on the next ship,while the; sone member of the embassy being left behind to handle Cambodian. ‘Students will stay at the Ambassador's residence while the Chancel hety; is put up for rent. It was stated, however, that the withdrawah, of embassy personnel was not to be interpreted at a breach: ash, dip- lomatic relations with the U.S. “ty ee! S _ ; 44USC2107(5)(g)(2)(D) CHZENESE COMMUNIST ay 4, The British Military Attache in. New-Delhi has “ pebeived reports that the Chinese Communists have. pulled back from the Sine- ~indian Border, and the[-" Ts continues to send indications of "quiet". A return to more routine communications within the Page 2 (2039 - 13 December 1963)