CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
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• Publication Date: January 21, 1963
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
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4. USSR-Indonesia: Moscow again offers $100
million economic assistance credit. (Page 5)
5. India-Pakistan: Kashmir talks fail to narrow
differences, but will resume in February.
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6. Congo: UN forces scheduled to enter Kol-
wezi today. (Page 7)
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USSR -Indonesia:Th , Soviet Union recently re-
newed an offer to Indonesia of an additional $100-
million credit, according to First Minister Djuan
,?juanda told the US ambassador that rather than
accept the new credit, he would press the Soviets to
allow Indonesia to defer payments on its $650-million
debt for military purchases from the Soviet Union.
The present offer was first made last September and
apparently is for economic rather than military as-
sistance. Indonesia has drawn only about $45 mil-
lion of the $368-million credits for economic assist-
ance already extended by the USSR
A Soviet economic mission is due in Djakarta
late'r-this month. It is not clear whether this mis-
sion will have authority to negotiate a rescheduling
of payments of Indonesia's military debt.
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Kashmir Little progress was made in closing
the gap be wt een t e Pakistani and Indian positions on
the Kashmir dispute during the second round of talks,
which ended on 19 January
(/To avoid a breakdown in the negotiations the
two si es agreed to a confidential statement of the
objectives that they will pursue when the talks re-
sume in early February. They agreed to explore a
political settlement involving the delineation of an
international boundary in Kashmir. They also agreed
that disengagement of Pakistani and Indian forces in
the Kashmir region would be an essential part of any
settlemen
Ho ever, the statement also outlines the differ-
ing views of the two sides on the principles to be ap-
plied in determining where a new boundary in Kashmir
might run. This portion of the statement makes it
clear that the two parties ar still out as far apart
as ever on the basic issues.)
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*Congo: UN forces are scheduled to enter and
occupy Kolwezi today, and Tshombe told a press
conference yesterday that "all will go well" in the
planned peaceful UN entry.
Tshombe's statements have continued to re-
flect suspicion of the central government, however,
and there is still some possibility of last-minute
hitches or of sabotage of mining and power installa-
tions in the Kolwezi area. As recently as 19 Jan-
uary minor clashes were being reported as UN
troops continued their probing activity on the Elisa-
bethville-Kolwezi route.
Leopoldville troops moving southward in north-
eastern Katanga have been running into opposition
from Katangan forces and have inspired panic among
civilians in Baudouinville, a small town on Lake Tan-
ganyika. A UN contingent has been moved into Bau-
douinville to forestall occupation of the town by cen-
tral government troops.
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