THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST 14 AUGUST 1964

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: President's Daily Brief 1961-1969
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005959359
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• Original Classification: T
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• Document Creation Date: September 16, 2015
• Document Release Date: September 16, 2015
• Publication Date: August 14, 1964

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THE PRESIDENT'S
INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST
ISSUED BY THE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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1. Cyprus
a. Tensions in the Kokkina
area have eased off somewhat. UN
forces have begun to take positions
between Greek and Turkish Cypriots
in the vicinity of the village.
c. Belcher believes the Turk-
ish Cypriots have something up
their sleeve which will force the
Greeks to break the cease-fire
and give Ankara an excuse for inter-
vention. -
d. Thimayya's request for
another UN battalion has been for-
warded to the nine UNFICYP par-
ticipants.
e. Papandreou, under strong
pressure at home to give Makarios
greater support, has turned down
Inonu's request for bilateral
negotiations. Had he agreed to
talks which excluded Makarios, he
might ?have lost his own popular
support.
(Cont 'd)
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2. Congo - Belgium
f. Despite his backing of
the Greek Cypriots, Papandreou now
has virtually no influence over
Makarios.
a. The rebels continue to
move on Luluabourg, but in North
Katanga government forces seem to
be getting the upper hand.
b. the rebels
have abandoned Kabalo and those in
Albertville are panicking as gov-
ernment troops advance on the city.
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3. Communist China
a. The Chinese have made
considerable headway in their push
to become self-sufficient in pet-
roleum.
b. This year they will be
able to meet most of their needs
from their own resources but will
still be dependent on the USSR for
nearly all their jet fuel, avia-
tion gas, and high grade lubricants.
c. Imports from the USSR have
been dropping in recent years. Mos-
cow will apparently supply only
450,000 tons this year, less than
ten percent of China's total require-
ments.
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4. South Vietnam
5. Pakistan
a. Khanh has confirmed to
Ambassador Taylor his intention to
carry out his government reorgani-
zation
b. Minh, however, has told
Taylor he will resist Khanh's
plans to send him abroad as part
of the reorganization.
c. Any obstructionism by Minh
probably would not prevent Khanh
from following through with his
plan. If Minh refuses to leave the
country, however, he could become
a focal point for opposition to
the Khanh regime.
a. President Ayub told
McConaughy Monday that at present
his "reappraisal" of foreign
policy only involves SEATO.
b. He said SEATO is of no
real value to Pakistan, adding--
somewhat disingenuously--that
Pakistan is "embarrassed" because
its "liabilities nearer home" do
not permit it to pull its weight
in SEATO. We continue to suspect
that Ayub has some sort of secret
understanding with Peiping.
(Cont 'd)
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c. Ayub repeated his position
that he could commit nothing to
South Vietnam or other Southeast
Asian governments.
d. He carefully avoided any
suggestion, however, that Pakistan
might withdraw from CENTO and its
bilateral security agreements with
the US.
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NOTES
A. North Vietnam - Communist China
a ground control intercept radar,
probably one with a height-finding capability,
near Hanoi. These have not been noted before
in North Vietnam. I I Hanoi is reported
to be outwardly calm
B. Brazil Some military leaders, who call them-
selves "hardline," are pressing Castello
Branco to assume near-dictatorial powers.
They believe this is necessary to stop an
alleged come-back of Goulart regime politi-
cians who are "subverting" the April revolu-
tion. Castello Branco has reacted by reiterat-
ing his intention to fallow democratic pro-
cedures, but he may have to go along with some
of the demands of the hardliners.
C. Panama Pro-Castro agitators are yet again
planning demonstrations in Panama City this
weekend during the celebrations marking the
fiftieth anniversary of the opening of the
canal.
D. Lebanon President Shihab, who is apparently
still determined not to accept a second term,
has indicated he will use his influence to
break the deadlock over succession to his
office. Shihab can probably rally a quorum
in parliament and enable the election to take
place on 18 August as scheduled. He refuses
to support any candidate openly
(Cont d)
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E. Chile-Cuba Chilean officials have told our
embassy that they had just learned a Greek
ship is loading a cargo of Chilean lumber,
beans, and wine for Cuba. They said they, were
bringing it to our attention to avoid mis-
understandings. In their view, the shipment
was not affected by the recent OAS trade
embargo decision against Cuba since it was
arranged by private interests prior to the
OAS decision.
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TOP SECRET
USSR-China
a. Preliminary examination
of the lirst nnekacrp of
Mission
shows
more ICBM dispersed single silos
in an early stage of construction,
this group in the Soviet Far East.
b. This group is located at
an existing ICBM complex at
Olovyannaya, southeast of Chita,
and consists of six silo areas
?separated by distances of three
or four miles.
c. This second discovery of
dispersed single silos confirms
the Soviets are shifting new ICBM
deployments to this less vulnerable
system. We cannot yet tell which
missile is intended for these
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HANDLE VIA TALENT -KEYHOLE - COMINT CONTROLS JOINTLY
TOP SECRET
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