DAILY LOG OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R001300090037-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 26, 2002
• Sequence Number: 37
• Publication Date: October 10, 1962
• Content Type: NOTES

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Office of the Deputy Director
DatelO October 1962
1. Deputy Chief, 0 advises that October
18th has tentatively been scheduled for the briefing of Admiral
Dennison's CINCLANT group. He is coordinating with Dick Helms
and has already coordinated with Ray Cline.
I which indicates that the Berlin Wall
was constructed to reduce to a minimum NATO's possibilities of
using West Berlin. to undermine the economy of East Germany1l
that the Soviet government wishes to press for an early conclusion
of a German peace treaty, and that the sovereignty of East Germany
must and shall be protected. It is not considered of sufficient
interest to send tol (TS#182793)
4. Through 8 October there had been three additional cease
fire violations in Laos. (ER 62 -7314 & 7356)
5. Hilsman Reports:
a. A lengthy paper on the Sino-Soviet Economic Offensive
Through 30 June. Existing capabilities give the Kremlin sufficient
economic and technological power to meet commitments under
present aid and trade agreements. (ER 62-7333)
b. Based upon President Toure's imminent visit to
Washington, a paper is published on Guinea indicating that.4 Wnrb,
occupies a symbolic position which gives it political importance
out of all proportion to its size. It also indicates that although
Guinea is not completely f resaking the East, it is adopting a
framework of neutralismuineans are becoming increasingly
accessible to the West. J ER 62-7334)
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c. "Regional Implications of the Yemeni Coup" presents
nothing new from analyses we have already received. (ER 62-7331)
d. Ten-page report on'President Goulart and Recent
Political Developments in Brazil". (ER 62-7332)
e. "Definition of the Term 'Arab Refugee' for Purposes
of Compensation and Repatriation". We have already received
similar information. (ER 62-7335)
f. Kurdish revolution in Iraq is becoming an increasing
embarrassment to Qasim and the Soviets. (ER 62-7330)
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of the T T Soviet publication, Information Bulletin of the
Missile Troops . (TS#182749)
7. A 171-page trip report b
who participated in the Accra
Assembly held in Ghana last June. The document has already been
farmed out to 11 different components of the Agency. (ER 62-7362)
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