CURRENT INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN - 1953/06/16

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• Collection: Current/Central Intelligence Bulletin Collection
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 02020580
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• Document Page Count: 9
• Document Creation Date: July 15, 2019
• Document Release Date: July 22, 2019
• Publication Date: June 16, 1953

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CURRENT INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
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ECURITY INFORMKI ION
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SUMMARY
GENERAL
. USSR reportedly seeks to resume relations with Israel (page 3).
2.
Britain hints end to moratorium on Chinese Communist UN repre-
sentation (page 4).
4. Turkey considers Soviet note possible prelude to reconsideration
of straits issue (page 4).
SOUTHEAST ASIA
5. Taipei hints at cooperation in removal of forces from Burma
(page 5).
6. British officials in Malaya optimistic concerning terrorist problem
(page 6).
NEAR EAST - AFRICA
7. Saudi Arabia ref uses British compromise proposal on Buraimi
Aoof dispute (page 6).
V. Pakistani premier to offer Egypt proposal for settling Suez
dispute (page 7).
WESTERN EUROPE
Adenauer opposes Allied-Russian high commissioners' meeting
(page 7).
10. French president reportedly opposes more liberal Indochina
policy (page 8).
Andre Marie given good chance to end French cabinet crisis
(page 8).
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I. USSR reportedly seeks to resume relations with Israel:
The USSR has indirectly approached the
Israeli legation in Sofia with the view of
resuming relations between the USSR and
Israellaccording to information acquired
y the Turkish Foreign Office. Moscow is said to have set the
condition that Israel punish those responsible for bombing the Soviet
legation in Tel Aviv and pledge not to join any pact directed against
the USSR
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Comment: The Israeli UN delegate
told Ambassador Lodge in mid-April that a member of the Soviet
bloc had made overtures to the Israeli delegation that might lead
to a renewal of relations.
When the Kremlin announced the exoneration
of the accused in the "doctors' plot," the Israeli Foreign Ministry
Stated that it would "welcome" the resumption of normal relations
with the USSR. Israel's dependence on the West would prevent it
from agreeing fully to the Moscow condition on alliances.
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