CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
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• Publication Date: September 6, 1963
• Content Type: REPORT

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2. Laos: US-chartered supply plane downed.
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3. Communist China - Cuba: The Chinese Commu-
nists publicize a recent article by "Chell Guevara
on the "national liberation struggle." (P age 3)
4. Japan - Communist China: The Sino-Soviet split
and Japanese policy. (P age 4)
7. Note s: Canada; Spain; Brazil. (Page 7)
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*Laos: (The 5 September attack on a US-chartered
resupply plane may impede Premier Souvanna's efforts
to establish semblance of unity within his coalition
government.
Souvanna has been attempting to achieve such unity
befo e he leaves next week for an extended trip abroa)
The aircraft was hit by enemy fire while on a rice-
dro mission over southern Laos and is presumed lost.
It was attacked near Tchepone, a key Pathet Lao logis-
tical center for operations in southern Laos. The plane's
last message indicated that one engine was aflame and
that it was returning to its home field at Savannakhet.
This would be the first US-chartered plane lost to
enemy fire since last January. Since then, however,
there have been many reports of ground fire against
aircraft flying over Pathet Lao - held territory
The Pathet Lao repeatedly have protested these
f li ts. They claim that such flights do not have the
approval of the tripartite government and that they
constitute intervention in Laotian internal affairs.
Pathet Lao leader Souphannouvong has threatened in
the past that any US aircr t that overflew "his" ter-
ritory would. be shot down.
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Communist China - Cuba: The Chinese Commu-
nists are publicizing a recent article by Che Guevara
in a continuing effort to show that the Castro regime
is supporting the militant Chinese position on the "na-
tional liberation struggle:'
A 4 September Peiping broadcast quoted exten-
sively from the article by Guevara in this month's
issue of Cuba Socialista, the Castro regime's official
ideological journal.
Guevara's article appears to be a reaffirmation
of the "Second Declaration of Havana ' " the statement
issued by Castro in February 1962 urging Latin Ameri-
cans to throw off the "imperialist yoke:' The declara-
tion had been criticized by Moscow-oriented Commu-
nists, and presumably also by Moscow, for its failure
to stress the possibilities of a peaceful movement to-
ward Communism in. Latin. America..
As quoted by the Chinese, Guevara emphasized
the need for a united struggle by the peoples of all of
Latin America since victory in a single isolated coun-
try would be difficult. He then quoted from an old
Castro speech: "The Andes Mountains will become
the Sierra Maestra of the Americas and the vast ex-
panses of land in the whole of Latin America will be
turned into a stage for head-on struggles against
imperialist power."
The Guevara article appears to complicate the
Cuban position in the Sino-Soviet dispute, already con-
fused by Castro's militant 26 July speech and apoarent
Cuban unwillingness to sign the test-ban treaty. i
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has evidently reinforced Japanese official opinion that
Tokyo should continue gradually to develop its contacts
with Peiping.
Apparently anticipating that the Sino -Soviet rift
might lead the Western powers, especially the US, to
give the USSR tacit assistance in further isolating the
Chinese, the Japanese Foreign Ministry has prepared
a study of the effects of the rift and of the nuclear test-
ban treaty.
The study concludes that Japan should keep the
door open for unofficial contacts with the Chinese and
develop trade relations on a modest scale. It argues
that such a course might permit Japan to influence
Chinese policies now that the Soviets are withdrawing.
The latest trade deal between Japan and Commu-
nist China was concluded on 23 August, when Tokyo
approved the sale of a $20 million vinylon fiber plant,
with payments to be made over a five-year period.
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Canada: (External Affairs Minister Martin is
considering revising Canada's position on Commu-
nist China, according to one of his key aides. Martin,
who believes that Peiping's isolation from the world
community is a "bad thing," feels that now is the time
for Canada to assume the role of "honest broker" and
to come forward with some sort of conciliatory ges-
ture toward the Chinese. He and Prime Minister
Pearson are also reported to be toying with the notion
that Canada should seize the initiative in p omotin a
new, comprehensive disarmament treaty.
Spain: The go rnment is on the verge of ap-
proving a plftn that will grant Spain's two small Af -
rican territories, Rio Muni and Fernando Poo, ad-
ministrative autonomy on 1 January. This plan, which
representatives of the two territories were told is due
for cabinet ratification today, is aimed at heading off
attacks on Spanish colonialism in the United Nations.
The territories were also notified that Madrid intends
to hold a referendum in the territories on the autonomy
issue and that if the vote goes against the Spanish pro-
posal for autonomy, Spain will grant them immediate
independence and cut them off from further assistane.
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*Brazil: The general strike which has para-
lyzed-the city of Santos since 2 September con-
tinues unsettled. Unless agreement is reached
soon, there is danger that the strike could spread
beyond Sao Paulo state. All local security forces
reportedly are on alert and Second Army com-
mander Peri Bevilacqua is believed preparing to
give Governor Adhemar de Barros full support
.qmginst. thp strikers. F_
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Special Counsel to the President
The Special Assistant for National Security Affairs
The Scientific Adviser to the President
The Director of the Budget
The Director, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
The Department of State
The Secretary of State
The Under Secretary of State
The Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
The Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
The Counselor and Chairman of the Policy Planning Council
The Director of Intelligence and Research
The Treasury Department
The Secretary of the Treasury
The Under Secretary of the Treasury
The Department of Defense
The Secretary of Defense
The Deputy Secretary of Defense
The Secretary of the Army
The Secretary of the Navy
The Secretary of the Air Force
The Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs)
The Assistant Secretary of Defense
The Chairman, The Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations, United States Navy
Chief of Staff, United States Air Force
Chief of Staff, United States Army
Commandant, United States Marine Corps
U.S. Rep . , Military Committee and Standing Group, NATO
Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
Commander in Chief, Pacific
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The Director of Naval Intelligence, Department of Navy
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The Department of Justice
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