CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 26, 2002
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• Publication Date: October 10, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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TOP SECRET 10 October 1964
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
1. South Vietnam: New political conflicts may de-
velop as planning proceeds for provisional gov-
ernment. (Page 1)
2. Communist China - Cambodia: Cambodia to re-
ceive additional military aid from Communist
China. (Page 2)
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5. Venezuela: Kidnapping of US officer probably
marks beginning of new outbreak of terrorism by
FALN. (Page 5)
6. Notes: Nonaligned Conference; Netherlands-
Indonesia; I I (Page 6)
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10 October 1964
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South Vietnam: thjew political conflicts may be
shaping up as the High National Council proceeds
with the planning for a provisional government
The council may reach a consensus on a provi-
sional chief of state, who seems likely to remain
General Minh, and thus partially meet its late Octo-
ber deadline. The council has agreed that the new
government must be primarily a civilian on7
The council's views appear to put it at odds with
Premier Khanh, who appears interested in remain-
ing premier. Differences between Khanh and General
"Big" Minh, who is charged. with directing the coun-
cil's work, might become aggravated]
[Khanh has mentioned the danger of neutralism
developing out of the council's proceedings. He cites
the presence of two members of the controversial
Hud-centered Popular Revolutionary Force and notes
they are serving at Minh's invitatio .
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Communist China - Cambodia: Uhinese Commu-
nist military aid to Cambodia has been increased[
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he new aid, agreement was announced by Siha-
nouk after he returned, home on 8 October from a
visit to Peiping. The arms he was promised repre-
sent a substantial expansion of the previous Chinese
Communist military aid program and would be enough
to equip as much as one fourth of Cambodia's total
regular and paramilitary forces.7
the Cambodian Army.
equipment will include small arms, antiaircraft and
other artillery, as well as a new ordnance plant for
the
J
efore leaving for Peiping, the Cambodian leader
had publicly stated his intention of pressing for in-
creased military support from Communist China,
Peiping may have offered this additional hardware
in lieu of a more forthright public commitment to
defend Cambodia. In the past, the Chinese have been
willing only to pledge "all-out support" from the Chi-
nese "people" in the event Cambodia were attacked,
the US, South Vietnam, or Thailand.
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Venezuela: &esterday's kidnapping of a senior
American military officer in Caracas probably marks
the beginning of a new terrorist offensive by the Com-
munist-dominated Armed Forces for National Libera-
tion (FA LN)
CCommunist and. FALN activities of the past sev-
eral days, which featured the exploding of small bombs
loaded with propaganda leaflets, a hunger march, and
the sabotaging of co munication lines, were apparently
warm-up exercises
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anwhile, the air and sea search for a ru ored.
"Cuban expedition" has yielded negative results E
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NOTES
an Indian proposal for sending a mission to urge Com-
munist China to desist from nuclear testing will prob-
ably be broadened to authorize missions to Moscow
and Washington. so as to make it generally acceptable.
perialist" powers.
Nonaligned Conference: The conference appears
to have split into two groups. One is led by Egypt,
Yugoslavia, Ceylon, and India, and is playing up co-
existence among all powers great and small, while
the other is led by Indonesia, Ghana and. Guinea, and
is stressing active opposition to the former "im-
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Netherlands-Indonesia: The Hague and Djakarta
have taken further steps to normalize their relations.
Indonesia has agreed to make an advance payment of
approximately $10 million as partial compensation
for Dutch properties nationalized in the late fifties.
Discussions aimed at working out a final settlement
are due to begin later this month. The two govern-
ments have also agreed in princi le to regular meet-
ings of their foreign ministers.
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