THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST 13 APRIL 1964

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• Publication Date: April 13, 1964

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THE PRESIDENT'S
INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST
ISSUED BY THE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
13 APRIL 1964
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1. Cyprus
a. Fighting has erupted
again along the Kyrenia mountain
pass north of Nicosia. The UN has
failed three times in attempts to
arrange a ceasefire since Saturday.
b. The Greek Cypriots are
building up strength in the area
and apparently mean to have the
pass one way or another.
c. UN mediator Tuomioja plans
to spend at least three more weeks
on the island before visiting
Athens and Ankara for "very pre-
liminary" discussions.
d. His immediate views
are that partition would be im-
practical. He says the Turks have
been unable to explain to him how
"federation" would work.
e. Tuomioja is also not too
taken with the idea of union with
Greece, saying that the Greek
Cypriots might not really want it
even if Turkey were eventually
willing to accept.
f. He feels that, as a starter
toward a long-range solution, the
constitution might be revised to
eliminate "Superprivileges" for
the Turkish Cypriots. At the
same time they would be provided
Some.international Lguarantee and
perhaps a UN presence to ensure
their security and respect for
their rights.
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2, South Vietnam
g. The Turks continue to
be disillusioned and frustrated
with the course of events and
have struck at Greece again.
h. The government has passed
a new law, effective in three
months, extending the fishing
limits 12 miles. Athens immediately
reacted by saying it would not
recognize this move.
j. In Athens, Makarios
scheduled another round of talks
with Grivas and summoned his
Interior Minister Georkatzis, a
supporter of Grivas,to join them.
a. Yesterday a Viet Cong
force estimated at two battalions
temporarily overran Kien Long, a
district capital in Chuong Thien
Province southwest of Saigon.
b. Government reinforce-
ments reoccupied the town after
a sharp engagement. There were
some 50 casualties on each side.
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3. Zanzibar
c. This was the second as-
sault in four days on an important
town in the delta.
d. Last week the Viet Cong
advanced against Mo Cay in Kien
Hoa Province but were repulsed.
Casualties on both sides were
substantial.
e. These attacks against
population centers serve, as much
as any kind of operation, to boost
Viet Cong prestige. More can be
expected.
a. Demonstrations against
our embassy continued over the
weekend.
b. Charg?arlucci reports
they were encouraged by Karume and
organized by government officials.
Karume has been quoted on the
radio as telling Saturday's demon-
strators that "all Americans and
colonialists" would be out by
May 1.
c. Yesterday Karume denied
to Carlucci that he had ever made
such a statement, saying his gov-
ernment had nothing against Ameri-
cans and did not want them to
leave.
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4. Brazil
d. However, it has become
increasingly clear that Karume
is not master of his own house.
a. Castello Branco, whose
inauguration is scheduled for
Wednesday, will serve as presi-
dent until January 1966.
b. He has going for him the
strong support of the military and
civilian leaders who were behind
Goulart's overthrow, but he has
little experience in nonmilitary
matters.
c. There is a good chance
he will rely on competent civilian
cabinet officials to combat
inflation and work out a program
for social reform.
d. We expect the purge of
Communists and other extremists to
continue. Castello Branco may,
however, be able to hold it to
a moderate course.
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. Sino-Soviet Dispute
a. Khrushchev was not as
tough on the Chinese in his TV
address yesterday as we had ex-
pected.
b. In fact, he said sur-
prisingly little about the problem,
talking mostly about what a great
job the Hungarians were doing.
c. In the joint communiquo
published after he left Hungary,
both parties denounced China ?in
ringing terms but said nothing
even obliquely about Khrushchev's
desire to convene an international
conference.
d. This is another sign' that
Khrushchev is having trouble
bringing the satellites along
with him. Obviously he does not
want to move without them.
e. A Polish delegation led
by Gomulka arrived in Moscow
today. To date the Poles have
been calling for consultations
rather than a definitive inter-
national conference.
f. Khrushchev's son-in-law
Adzhubei said in Paris on Friday
that the conference will not take
place before autumn. He admitted
there were certain problems about
it but did not specify what they
were.
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6. Britain-Malaysia
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NOTES
A. USSR The Soviets announced yesterday that they had
? launched their second maneuverable satellite, POLET 2.
They said the satellite made "repeated maneuvers in
various directions." We have strong doubts that the
system at this stage of its development is capable of
any significant maneuvers such as would be necessary
for rendezvous and docking operations.
B. South Korea The student unrest which developed over
negotiations with Japan is now beginning to focus on
the government's failure to improve economic conditions.
Influenced by North Korean claims of economic progress,
South Korean students are showing increasing interest
in the concept of reunification as an economic panacea.
C. Egypt Nasir appears at least for the time being to
be carryingout his promise to halt anti-US propaganda.
The Cairo press has made no comment in the last several
days on the US air base in Libya, nor did it exploit our
abstention on the UN resolution deploring the British
air attack on Yemen. Cairo also has not? so far men-
tioned reports carried by other Arab newspapers on the
possible sale of US tanks to Israel, which suggests
Nasir may be waiting to see how this issue is resolved.
D. Kashmir India has been quick to react to Sheikh
Abdullah's call for self-determination in Kashmir.
Abdullah, a popular Kashmiri leader, was released last
Wednesday by the Indians after 11 years in prison and
lost no time in getting on the stump. Shastri told
parliament on Saturday that "there can be no freedom
for preaching some kind of independence or for Kashmir
going out of India."
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