CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 14, 2003
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• Publication Date: July 31, 1962
• Content Type: REPORT

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2. Common Market - Britain: British-EEC nego-
tiations snagged on issue of Commonwealth ex-
ports of temperate-zone agriculture products.
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3. Portugal: Lisbon's attempts to nullify reforms
in overseas territories likely to increase fric-
tions within Salazar regime. (Pac- e i i i )
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Common Market - Britain: Oegotiations on Brit-
ain's accession to the Common Market (EEC), which
have adjourned until 1 August, are snagged primarily
on the issue of Commonwealth exports of agricultural
products grown in the temperate zone. Although the
British delegation last week accepted an EEC com-
mitment to negotiate "special arrangements" on such
products if no world-wide commodity agreements
have been reached by 1970, London is still seeking
more tangible assurances for the Commonwealth. Brit-
ain remains particularly opposed to the gradual elim-
ination by 1970 of the tariff preferences it grants to
Commonwealth farmers. It wants the EEC to spell
out its proposed declaration of intent to keep_i#rm
prices at a "reasonable" level within the EECI/
n the opinion of Ambassador Butterworth, the
possibility of a "standoff" when the talks resume to-
morrow cannot be ruled out. Nevertheless, both sides
still appear to be seeking mutually acceptable com-
promises, and some of the professions of gloo ap-
pear intended to support bargaining Positions/7 F
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Portugal: Lisbon's 21 July annulment of Angolan
Governor General Deslandes' decree establishing a
provincial university in Angola could increase fric-
tions within the Salazar regime. Lisbon's move, re-
portedly ordered by Salazar himself, has given am-
munition to Overseas Minister Moreira's detractors,
such as former Defense Minister Santos Costa, who,
like Moreira, is reported to be ambitious to replace
Salazar. Governor General Deslandes has publicly
accepted Lisbon's annulment of his decree but contin-
ues to claim that the establishment of a university
lies within his competence as supreme commander of
"the largest part of the national territory and the most
important nucleus of Portuguese armed forces."
The government's action on 23 July permitting a
university to be established in Angola, but only under
strict control from Lisbon, appears to have averted
a crisis in Angola for the time being. Failure of the
Salazar regime, however, to implement the overseas
reform program it is said to be contemplating could
result in increased opposition at home and in the ter-
ritories.
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