CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Page Count: 13
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 24, 2006
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: December 1, 1962
• Content Type: REPORT

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CONTENTS
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Sino-Indian Border:
troop withdrawal.
Peiping formally announces
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USSR- -De-Stalinization: Khrushchev may be pre-
paring a new de-Stalinization campaign. (Page 5)
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8. South Africa: Communications and transport sabo-
tage increases. (Page 10)
19. Indonesia: Civic action program will be announced
soon. (Page 12)
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*Sino-Indiaji Border; Peiping's official announce-
ment on 3 0 November of its plans for the troop pull-
back beginning 1 December leaves little doubt that the
withdrawal will be a phased and deliberate operation.
The initial move in the eastern sector will put
Chinese forces in new defensive positions only five
or ten miles north of the line they now hold. In the
Ladakh area, the Chinese are pulling back an unspec-
ified distance from eight outposts.
The Defense Ministry statement repeated Peiping's
earlier charges of "provocative" Indian military ac-
tivity and conveyed an implicit warning that the speed
and extent of Chinese withdrawal could be governed by
New Delhi's willingness to go along with Peiping's terms.
This point was underscored in Chou En-lai's let-
ter to Nehru, which Peiping broadcast on the same day.
Although he stated that the cease-fire and withdrawal
are not conditional on a "simultaneous" pull-back by
India,, Chou exhorted New Delhi to take "corresponding
measures in good time," emphasizing that if India re-
fused to cooperate even the cease-fire might collapse.
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USSR- -De-Stalinization: Khrushchev appears to
be preparing a new campaign against inflexible offi-
cials who are impeding his policies and administrative
practices.
Khrushchev apparently plans to brand such offi-
cials as Stalinists. He is reliably reported to have
had two recent meetings with Soviet writers and edi-
tors in which he urged the publication of more works
dealing with the abuses of the Stalin period. In the
second meeting- -sometime last month--he is quoted
as saying that after his death there would be some
officials who would try to restore Stalin's image,
"but I will destroy them so that there will be nothing
to bring back and no one to bring him back to."
These conversations took place at a time when
de-Stalinization themes were being intensified in the
Soviet press. The continuing propaganda build-up
may be intended to set the stage for a new Khrushchev
drive,
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South Africa. Sa otage of South African commu-
nications and transport facilities has recently be-
come more frequent and more effective')
e increased effectiveness of
e sa o age campaign probably indicates that activists
sent abroad for training have begun to return to the
country and the number of incidents is likely to grow,
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Indonesia: An expanded civic action program,
which the army feels is essential to curb Communist
influence in Indonesia, will probably be announced in
about two weeks.
President Sukarno apparently approves of the
plan-Mg-a means of continuing to balance the nation's
two major power factors--the army and the Com-
munist Party, F-
The army has had a relatively small program of
army hopes these activities will undercut
the Communists at the village level-?.--where they have
long been concentrating their efforts. 1
rural economic development, limited largely to West
Java, under way for about two years. The expanded
program may employ as many as 35 of the army's
140 infantry battalions and will extend to Central Java
and South Celebes.
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The Director of the Budget
The Director, Office of Emergency Planning
The Director, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
The Department of State
The Secretary of State
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The Counselor and Chairman of the Policy Planning Council
The Director of Intelligence and Research
The Treasury Department
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The Department of Defense
The Secretary of Defense
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The Secretary of the Army
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The Secretary of the Air Force
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The Assistant Secretary of Defense
The Chairman, The Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations, United States Navy
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Commandant, United States Marine Corps
U.S. Rep., Military Committee and Standing Group, NATO
Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
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The Director, Defense Intelligence Agency
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The Director of Naval Intelligence, Department of Navy
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The Department of Justice
The Attorney General
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