CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
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• Publication Date: March 25, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
1. Cyprus: Sakari Tuomioja of Finland approved
as mediator. (Page 1)
2. South Korea: Large-scale student demonstra-
tions may inspire new effort to oust regime
strongman Kim Chong-pil. (Page 2)
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Iran; Jo an; i eN (Page 6)
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Cyprus: *The appointment of Sakari Tuomioja
of Finland as UN mediator for Cyprus is a step toward
implementing that part of the UN resolution aiming
at a political settlement on the island,
The British high commissioner in Cyprus doubts,
however, that the mediator will be able to make much
progress toward a final political solution in the three-
month period specified in the UN resolution,
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In Cyprus, the approximately 1,000 Canadian
troops of the UN peace-keeping force are setting up
camp on the outskirts of Nicosia, General Gyani, com-
mander of the UN force, returned to Nicosia yesterday
from Geneva where he had conferred with U Thant re-
garding his mission. Small advance parties of Swedish
and Finnish troops are scheduled to leave for Cyprus
tomorrow. The British high commissioner recently
said he expected that Gyani and his force would be
"all set and ready to go" by 5 April,
Meanwhile, relief problems created by the move-
ment of large numbers of Turkish and Greek Cypriots
out of mixed villages earlier in the crisis may become
increasingly complicated by political issues,
The British commissioner of Joint Relief Activities
believes the Cypriot Government will soon give the
commission the option of distributing relief supplies
according to guidance furnished by the government,
which he said would discriminate against the Turks,
or of leaving the island. The commissioner believes
the Greek Cypriots assume that supplies could be ob-
tained from other sources- -resumabl the USSR.
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South Korea: Large-scale student demonstrations
in Seoul on 24 March may inspire a new effort to oust
regime strongman Kim Chong-pil.
Kim is in Tokyo trying to expedite the talks which
Seoul has hoped might break the impasse in the long
negotiations to normalize South Korea's relations with
Japan. The demonstrators not only demanded that the
government make no concessions to Japan on the sen-
sitive issue of fishing rights, but denounced "national
traitors" and clamored for Kim's recall.
*In a conference with government officials this
morning, student representatives threatened new
demonstrations if the talks with Japan are not ended
and students arrested yesterday released. According
to late press reports, a number of students are staging
a sit-down strike before the National Assembly and
the presidential mansion.
A new attack on Kim would be likely to come both
from those who inspired the demonstrations to embar-
rass the goverment and from members of the regime
itself who have long sought to break Kim's power.
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 Iran: he government is completing its roundup
of potentially dissident Kurdish leaders without any
major incident, The initial Kurdish reactions of
anger, confusion, and fear may possibly be followed
Jordan: King Husayn, in addition to presenting
the Arab case against Israel during his visit to Wash-
ington in mid-April, will raise the spectre of Soviet
military aid to Jordan in an effort to obtain US air-
craft and other equipment. He said Jordan could get
MIG-21s at one third the cost of comparable Western
planes. He also hopes, following his recent visit to
Cairo, to obtain surplus Egyptian equipment of US
and UK origin.
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Chile: The Radical Party (PR), which has with-
drawn from the center-right Democratic Front, is in-
clined to endorse Allende, the Communist-Socialist
Popular Action Front candidate for the presidency,
according to a prominent PR senator. He expects
the party plenum to confirm this on 4 April. PR rank-
and-file resentment against the Christian Democrats
(PDC), and the failure of PDC's Eduardo Frei to make
a magnanimous political overture to the Radicals,
make it unlikely that they could be led to support Frei.
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