THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST 6 MARCH 1963

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: President's Daily Brief 1961-1969
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005996224
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: September 16, 2015
• Document Release Date: September 16, 2015
• Publication Date: March 6, 1963

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THE PRESIDENT'S
INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST
ISSUED BY THE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
6 MARCH 1963
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1. Cuba
b.
photograpny
does not show any significant
new activity by Soviet forces in
Cuba or preparations for their de-
parture.
d. Sixteen free-world cargo
ships called at Cuban ports in
February, up one from January's low
of fifteen. /
/Six were British, six Greek,
and two each Norwegian and Yugoslay.
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2, Yemen
e. Six free-world tankers
arrived during the month, compared
with four during January and December.
Five were British and one was Nor-
wegian.
a. Nasir told Ambassador
Badeau yesterday he would call off
the attacks on Saudi territory "for
the immediate future" pending the
outcome of the Bunker and Eunche
missions.
c. Bunche, during his quick
look around Yemen, was favorably
impressed with Sallal and the pop-
ular support his regime commands.
He says he is optimistic that a
solution to the civil war can be
found.
d. Dunche is now in Cairo, he
will wait there through tomorrow to
see if Prince Faysal can be persuaded
to allow him to visit Saudi Arabia
without posing conditions
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3. .Iraq
a. Anti-Baathist military
officers in Iraq are planning a
coup
b. Their plan is to eliminate
Baathist domination by marshalling
an overwhelming display of military
force and demanding the ouster of
Baathists, including President Arif,
Prime Minister Badr, And)a?number
of cabinet members. ,
c. The group appears to in-
clude a large number of nationalist
military officers, some of them nrn-
Nasir.
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4. Iran
a. A rash of tribal attacks
on government units in south and
north-central Iran has Tehran worried.
Air and ground units, including an
armored car company from Tehran,
have been ordered to relieve at least
one gendarmerie outpost. This out-
post is beleaguered by seminomadic
tribes who fear the effect of the
government's land reform program on
their way of life and resent govern-
ment efforts to disarm them.
b. Pacification may require a
prolonged and costly campaign which
would embarrass Tehran and impede
the Shah's reform program.
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NOTES
A. Berlin The Soviet Intourist Travel Agency in West
lre-i7ri was blasted last night by a time bomb which
wrecked the office but no one was hurt. We have
no word yet of Soviet reaction to the incident.
B. South Korea - Japan South Korean Prime Minister
Kim Hyon-chol has told us that Chairman Pak is
determined to come to an agreement with Japan on
the fisheries issue before he retires and is pre-
paring new instructions for his negotiators. We
are told he has the backing in this of the National
Council, the Cabinet, and opposition leaders.
C. South Africa Racial violence may increase sharply
in South Africa in the next few weeks.
the leaders of the banned Pan-
Africanist congress have ordered action to begin
shortly. It would be instigated by the congress'
terrorist organization, Pogo. Anti-white feeling
has grown markedly in recent months.
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