CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: September 29, 1966
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL
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BULLETIN
CURRENT INTELLIGENCE
RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
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2. USSR - Communist China: Soviet tactics in
dispute becoming more aggressive, but Moscow
still moving cautiously. (Page 3)
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5. Notes:
Iraq; Congo (Kinshasa). (Page 6)
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USSR - Communist China, Soviet tactics in the dis-
pute with China have become more aggressive, but the
USSR is still moving with relative caution.
Soviet propaganda in recent weeks has become sharply
critical of the Chinese "cultural revolution" and less dis-
posed to pull its punches. Moscow not only has attacked
the anti-Soviet character of Chinese behavior, but also has
ridiculed and reviled Chinese domestic policy.
China's excesses have made it possible for the USSR
to hit out at the Chinese without provoking adverse reac-
tions from other Communist parties, which normally re-
sent the USSR's critical judgments on the internal affairs
of Communist states. In fact, many of the parties have
recently joined the Soviet party in castigating the Chinese.
Moscow is almost certainly sounding out other Com-
munist states on a common approach to the Chinese ques-
tion. Brezhnev's recent visit to Hungary, Yugoslavia,
and Bulgaria seems to have been largely for this purpose.
However, the USSR senses the danger of appearing to
dragoon other countries into supporting its anti-Chinese
drive. Izvestia on 27 September,in commenting on
Brezhnev's trip, made a point of denying any Soviet in-
tention to dominate other countries' affairs.
Although Moscow is taking a more aggressive line
toward the Chinese, there are signs that the Soviet
leadership is still -puzzled by the course of events in
China.
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NOTES
Iraq: Relations between President Arif and Prime
Minister Naji Talib are strained, and a cabinet re-
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shuffle may be in the offing. A primary issue is
Talib's insistence that Abd al-Razzaq, leader of last
summer's abortive pro-Nasir coup, be released from
custody, while Arif favors a public trial. Arif prob-
ably also blames Talib for a deterioration of relations
with the Kurds, following last summer's tentative agree-
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Congo (Kinshasa): Katangan mutineers fleeing
from Kisangani apparently have reached Lubutu. Their
intentions are not clear, but they reportedly are in-
terested mainly in returning to their villages in
Katanga. The mercenary commander in the Lubutu
region apparently intends to try to arrange their safe
passage, but he may run into opposition from Presi-
dent Mobutu, who has consistent) opposed the Katan ans
southward movement as a unit.
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