PROGRESS REPORT FOR MONTH OF JUNE, 1955

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• Publication Date: July 6, 1955
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Chief, FWD
ProgressReport for teeth of June, 1555.
OPERATIONS
1. Recommendations for implementiog the conclusions of the Rand
report of propaganda analysis were submitted to the AD/o. It was
proposed that FBID and SID ansLysis activities be integvetetlwithin
FBID andexpanded to provide for fuller coverage of =broadcast
published materiel And More effort on long-range intelligence prObleme
M4 instrumental stUdies.
2. At the reqaest of the DWI) special arrangenents were made with
the Office of Communications to permit expeditious reporting of world
reaction to Soviet Foreign Minister Melotov's U.N. Jubilee speech to the
AgmncymeMbers Of the U.S. delegation in San Francisco. In addition to
verbatim texts and excerpts of radio comment, selections from the foreign
press and a su=aryrtrundtc of reaction were provided on the two days
immediately following the speech.
3. Major consumers of the material produced by the HokkaidoBureau
were surveyed to determine the value of the information and titer uses to
Uhl= it is put. The result was an =tenement by bearly all-principal
consumers as to its value and a strongrecommendation to continue the
Hokkaido operation. See paragraph 18. mine also expressedetrong
interest in continuation of Hokkaido monitoring.
b4' As s result of.a series of requests for direction finding of
clandestine and =located foreign broadcasting stations, the propriety .
and feasibility Of ?BID entering the fieldwas explored. Uniformity of
fevortble sentiment was found throughout the Agency through informal
discussions with IOTA committee members; however, no early action is
contemplated pending a progress report from OC on the development of a
new system of direction finding, which, if successful, may render
existing facilities obsolete.
5. Two reporte On the 20 *ire) to 20May field trip of the Chief,
MID, were submitted; one in very brief form tO the DCI and. the other
in detail to the AD/O. The DCI's comment@ was taken as tacit approval of
the two recommendations of the former report. In implementation of
these recommendations, a memorandum to the Special Assistant, Intelligence,
Department of State from the AD/6 was prepared; and work was began on a
project for temptation of operations AUG housing for the Saigon Duress.
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6. The cruising monitor, Okinawa Bureau, completed his thirty-Si
TDY assignment at Saigon Bureau andireturned to Okinawa. & ccmplete
survey of 411 transmission originating within the country and the
nimtundingstas revealed that the Vietminh clandestine point-to-point
Morse 'communications have teased) at least on & clear-text basis Several
new clandestine transinions and an Unknown Cambodian Army.trandission
were discovered, with coverage of the formerbeingaccomplishedwith _
- the aid of new personnel trained by the cruising monitor. ?Ai Improved
entente mystem wet erected-and:additional receiving entrecording
equipment was 'implied the Duren. Uponprovingthat clandestine and
dissident broadeasta 'continued and were being withholdtramme by the
Prendli, representationwereside to General Ely through theEmbassywith
the result that this afflict from the French has just been restored.
7. AmeMorandus to the DCI expreasing the appreciation of the
Department of the Army for FEW support in the preparation of 'courts
martial proceedings against totter POW's was received frosMa4or General
Transit, AC of 8$ 0-2.
8. In addition to the routine material ?supplied Omagh:04,
suppOrt in the form of depositins freepersonnel:at West Coen and
Okinawa Bureaus was Solicitedby SietAlArmy in preparation of the court
martial of Rottman. Thane Eves, former Morten POW.
9. 'Taps-recorded *Samples of Radio Moscow attacks on elements
in the U. S4 Government were providedtn USIA, along with titan
statistical information, for "incorporation into it special briefing of
President Site:tower an his cab Inst by Mr. Strelbert.
IO. Investigation of an alternate location for the cruising
operation in Puerto Rico id currently being pursued informally with ON/.
11. Middle Eastern Coverage was notated throughmonitoring of
the newly activated transmitar at Sanaa, Yemen. No radio translations
have been heard from the country for six flare.
12. "Operation Alert" Showed several untwists in VIIID capabilities
in time of emergency. Corrective action bon been taken with respect to
cryptographic facilities at Bedgeneck, but other weaknesses have only
been reported in the formal report to the D10).
i3. A memorandire to ONE taking exception to statement* in draft
RIR 1001?5-55 retuned in ONB's reviewing P31Dmaterial previously
entreated in ouppert of the estimate and revising the draft.
lb. MIDI* discovery and Analysis in Radio PropeouftReport :0.30
. of &revision in Sevin military doctrine his occasioned wan concern
among OU andMIanalysts that no machinery for insuring prompt
empinitatiOn of unbrosdeast material in Soviet journals Si been established.
The 'article was summarizedby REM YORK TIMES columnist Harry Sellwarts
during the utak following issue of 0.30.
15. Among propaganda reports issued during the month, the twa Mon
important reviewed Coscunist propagenda about Indochina since the armistice
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and analyzed the conflict between the right And left wings of the
Czechoslovak leaderehip.
144 During June the Far lest DAILY MORT whliebed sax* 430000
arras concerning thetas* Of the En Peng ncounterrevolUtiOnaryclique
in ComennistChina. this ineluded important editorials and articles
free the 40**rnment press, este:sent* by leading artists and writes,-
reports Of Variousametings held to denounce the activities Of the
group, and a 200000-word. documentary article containing batlitgeOnad
reference materials, as pUblished in the official FEMME DAILY. ,'An
internal rebresnization by the OkinevaSursau0t method* for procteeing
'material ftma Chinese Communist Nara Code trensolestone contributed
to a large extent to the expeditious receipt Of troth Of this material.
17. A check of teletype copy -punched in the Mt Wire Boonduring
the day shift Shoved for the period20-29 June, an enrage output of
just under .7,000worde per shift. On the :average there vas One typo-
graphic error per 505 words) an excellent record in work of this
rAcmons
18. The Hokkaido Bureau as advised. by theAirfort* that effective
15 JUlyhousing occupied by the foreign rational faailles of theBureau
you'd hate to be vacated in favor of familia of AM Force personnel.
The strong txpresaion of interest in Bokkaido Bureausioniteringi reported
in panrsib 3, and the intelligence that the At Three vat turn
Comp Crawford over to the japenese.in June 19561 led to anessege to the
Senior Sepresentativs0 Tokyo, asking his assistance (a) in deteraining
Japanese willingness to alloy the MID operation to remain after the
turnover. and (2) in 4j Japanese permission to purchase land. for
?operations ant housing.
19. Construction progress during the tth placed projects in the
following status at the OkinawaBureau:
a. Four 3-bedrown houses and four 2-bedroco1uplikes
authorisedby project OD/I-156-54 have been crapleted. and
occupied0 thereby completing the project. ?Grebes being
added to WWI houses are 94 complete.
b. Grading and filling for new floor glebe has been
started for the sirduplaend tvo 44/anBM structures
Authorised under project DO/I-172-55.
? Connection of Island Paver to carry the station load
avaltsonly installation of switches, whither* on the site.
d. A week's operation of the water well tonfireed a floe
of 9 gallons per minute and that veteran potable with aoderate
to heavy chlorination. After minor repairs and, adjusteental and.
another week of potability testes it is **totedthat the vela can
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be connected tO the water load of the operation.
20. Questionable directivity of Bhothic antennae at the West
:CoastBureau has been considerably improved by the replacement of
termination resistors which were taunt to be highly reactive, causing
rear-e14 siemale to be received almost as well as front-end signals.
This same question is being checked at other Bureaus.
21. A pre-production model of a special lOng-wave receiver produced
by the Sammarlun4Banufacturingftspany has been observed by the 0/C
Laboratory and has been found tO be too unstable to allow full tests to
he conducted On it. It is felt this receiver isnot representative and
steps are being taken to obtain another receiver for testing. This is
ajoint FBID/00 and 0/C venture.
22. Manuals on the original model of the COS Laboratories Code
Converter have teen obtained from the manufacturer for distribution to
the engineering staffs of the East Coast Bureau, test Coast Bun and
headquarters so that personnel may become acquainted with the theory of
the operation of the Converter.
23. A pre-production model of the newmagneticbelt recording
and transcribing equipment produced by the Dictaphone Corporation has
been under test and observation in the Chief Engineer's office for about
a week. Due to several significantmalfunctions which can be remedied,
the equipment will be returned to Dietaphone for imprevement before it
is sent to the East CoastBureau for operational tests.
ADMIIIISTRATION
24, Enclosure It. gives a comparison of onetime and holiday PAY
for the first eleven months of fiscal years 1954 and 1955. A decrease in
this kind of premium pay of more than 30 per cent is indicated.
25. The recent Congressional amendment to the Foreign Service Act
authorising allowances for the schooling of dependent children of
personnelstationedoverseas was interpreted by General Counsel as
inapplicable to Agency personnel paid on vouchered funds. The inequity
of this situation and the unfavorable consequences expected were
brought to the attention of the DD(S).
26. Personnel:
a. All FBID's CPC positions have now been converted from
General Service.
b. FBID's present participation in the Bond Program is 49%.
C. The position of Assistant Supervisor in the FBID
Teletype it has been upgraded from 08-6 to 08-7.
d. During June three employees entered on duty and one
was transferred. FBIDorSoard classified strength on
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30 ate vas threeender ceiling.
21. 1MBID'e Ft *56 Goers.t4$ ludget its adbmitted in the AMOUnt
of more than the Congressional Budget.
Preliminiutrbudget estimates for Fiscal 457 etre submitted is the amount
of Actual FY 455 expenditures were estimated at
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I Production Report
X1 field Services
XXI Overtime Comparison
XV Personnel,
V Biannual production report
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I. Dear Average of Field Bureau Production, June 1955.
Average ccaputed on basis of 5-day week.
HOURS WORDAGE
FIELD I/ moarrom nuo
Austria
tan Cast
Germany
Hokkaido
London
Mediterranean
Cdsinawa
Saigon
Tokyo
mast Coast
Totals
7
4,200*
25*
34*
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25,013
145
64
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11,500*
46*
35*
9
7.300
255
40,000
105
84
69
29,700
176
180 7
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105
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9,240*
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*InCludes press scrutiny.
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U. LCCAL '113 ECNDERED SY !IUD CUR=
Sat Coast Doreen
Dailydistributice of the elddeniological tealletin of the World Wealth
Organization is cede to the World EssathOrgenisetiao sad L5. DeTert-
- tent of Wealth, Reabington, and /SAP, Tokyo.
West Coast burgs*
All Peking Morse end processed voice material, ECM (Pyongyang), Soviet
regional materiel and other press it dealingelth Dorms, Malays, sal
Indeed= ors filed to /2C and Eighth Army, Tokyo. All Peking Rorie
materiel is sent to Itymikras Commend. Selected Peking i& materiel is
gent to the 5th Airforce. ICSA material is sent to the Americen
Embassy, Seoul. Peabailtendarin proeessed material end urgent material
from PedsgUnglish end Soviet regionals are sent to 22C. Weather
reports fron Soviet regionals are forvarded to ISM Mayo Tor the
Jarman Cabinet Research Chu:bor.
Tokyo Bureau
ALL jaccessed intercepts ere sent to PsyVer end 04, WM Per Cast
Air force receives tutorial monitored from Radio Free Age, Peking in
Worsen end Apnea, Pyongyang in Japanese, andMoscow in Japanese,
Wean, andMandarin. Fifth Air /tree in Korea realm humans
material in Japans**. Peking atonal in Korean end Pyongyang material
in Jags ere filed to the Eighth Am end MIS, tom. LOIS, Pormose,
mends ellPeking coterie' in Tibetan. Selected material including
Kyodo end Jig releases end kalionve Japan intercepts ere furnished
Civil Information end Education Section, U.S. CivilAdadnistration,
Ryukyu?. All intercepts comment at the allitery end political situation
in the Ryukyu* ere filed for the Attention of 044 Ryukyu Coen'.
The AmerUmusfrftessy in Tokyo receives all radio free "pint Intercepts end
allPeking cansent on Thailand affairs. Intercepts from Moscow (in
Japanese, Mandarin, Korean, andidongollen), Peking (in Japanese, Korean,
Tibetan, Usn, end press material in Mandarin), Taipei (in Koren
and Jones*), end Program (in Japanese) oreandsbed the agents
Cabinet Research Chenher. The Japanese Rational Pollee Agency are
furnished with schedules and frequencies of all apeneva lansage
broadcasts from Creemndat transmitters.
Sokkildo bureau
All processed intercepts are tarniebed im, MAP, and 1528 for
Documents BesearchSection in Inky?, Nada Division of A/TS at Canp
Leos, Par Seat Coated Liaison Detach:cat in Sapporo, end the British Di-
casting Corporation in London. All intercept* from Soviet Sakhalin ere
sent to Counter Intelligence Corps, Begion VI, Sapporo.
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Okinawa Duman Li)
All processed intercepts are filed to 0-2 PIC/03C in Tokyo ma to
Pager Division end 042, MS* atCampEms Paylier Division* AVM
Tokyo* as supplied with a report coverings no-ma period on
*manger Voice of United Nations ems& transmitters. All pro-
cessed tutorial from CoesuniM Chinese end North Noreen stations
is transmitted to Intalligeme Section MAY* Tokyo. Selected item
from Berth Immo radios and palitleal:eilitery materiel processed
tem ?Wag broadcasts ere filed to Fifth Air Pierce* Megoys, dna
All Korean material is filed to the U. S. gebaseyindeoul. The
Mtwara Cement Post of the EighthArmy in Seoul is supplied with
Pyongpngland Peking germs Langan intercepts. Logsuf Vietnam Sews
Agency p material fres Vie% Minh radios* CDflAsnidentified Communist
station Chttemboos and regional entice, andChinese numeral code
trensaisaorm are sent to III8slisierat for local dissemination.
,All VietMinhmateriel dealing eith the Laotian situation is filed to \\)
USIS end the IT: S. Legation in Vientiane. Selected Pyongyang* Peking*
Vietnam Moscow* toinoesis Tbsilami* anliknagolia material is
supplied. 0-8, Syukyum Com:ma end U8CAB. Items concerning the leyukyus
end political ar wintery developments in gems* emends% Chins*
Formosa* end Irdaddro no sent to the 20th Air Pomo* Okinawa. jJJ
viruses. Ser feet Kerma newscasts 1/40N
from Commist Chinese broadouts are
sunrise endrecessed
emanating from Tokyo are channeled thr u?fthe lumen to the Par East
Networks Okinawa* at the request of Troop Information cudEducation
Section* SyukyusCcomend. All Communist Chinese material is filed
*Ti, Taipei. A selected file was transaittafl U. 8. Delegation f
in Bangkok during the SEATOConference.
1
Bairn bran ?
An prociesed asterial is filed to Pfe* ?okra* erd furnished to the
Political end latiabooleletions of the Ameriamfthesay, Progress Support
Division of MA* end =Sp Saigon. Selected esterial is seat to the
tconomie Section of American fthasayana the MilitaryAttaches* Saigon.
Selected materiel concerning their arms is sent to the U. S. ahem end
U318* Moms Penh, Cabbalism end the U. S. Legatien, Vientiane* Laos.
Selected material was furnished to the staff of General Collins during
his stay in Saigon.
Sediterransen Immo
Middle fast roundupsrprepared five times metly from material freedom%
by wee transmitters end fros material beamed to the area by Soviet
regional stations* are airmailed to American tabassies in taint, Cairo*
Begbded, Ttleviv, and Domscus. Selected Balkanmateriel is airmailed to
the SOOlieee Mew, Athens. Processed items relating to Cyprus aro
sant to the Colcedal Secretary end the Security LisiomOillem* both
Lu Nicosia. All processed material on Cyprus and the Middle East
Rounibmare mot to the Ameriameemsul in Sicosta.
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Ail processed seals' is filed to Public Information, Division OSAP
ReedoperlAns, end to the 7664th Signe Technical intelligence ;sem, both
in Salzburg, end to OBIS, Vienna The daily Austrian press review Is
supplied to the Political Division, U. S. Messy, Vienne% the sontbiy
tomenstic Report to tin Reports and Statistical Drench, U. S. Operations
? Mission Vienne; se Uses deallingeth the 1725 to the Labor and Social
Adainis;reilau antachof the tecaomia Division, OC 5. tobesay, Vienna.
Ceram tureen
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All protease& testertel Stile to the onus of raise Affairs en& the
Mies of Political Amino, sumo, Danntlias ant to the 79097th
Compete Croup, Ittuskfurt. Tee weekly teermate Report lament to the
Cesearcial Attache Division and the testenslOcummic Affairs Division,
B3C00. Its 79970 Composite Oroop receive melseted materiel of a
technical nature, is weekly Rest OfmemsiffapapeClIppingReport, s
feebly/editorial Zephasis? Report, end Specie Scrutiny Reports as
ragneste. A copy of the Fast German Drespaper Clipping Report is sent
toe client In RICCO. A daily scrutiny of the Berlin tsl.crst tor 41,
month to detereirm changes in editorial policy ens performed tor local
WOG end Army users. Spode reports on the Leipsig Springier
Isere
prepared far the 7997th Composite Orap in Frankfurt. All Intercepts
fru, Melo lege are not to the Mulch studies at the Voice of America
an& MID, London, for the B.
London Surest
Dear revises of V5SR, Satellite, and tut Osman treelcasts era delivered
to local users in anion se sent to consumers In Vestemeltrape by vise,
ineanding: ClICEMLIS, Lentos. 11.2, 50X1.
103:00; 0-2, Framkrarti SRAM, Parts; and TDA, Mech. A 33,000 word
selection from Owlet end Satellite broadcasts acetone at London se
the Sleditarrensan Doreen is transmitted dailybyvire from London to
*etch studios of the Vela of America, and to NUS Darman bureau for
the 7997tirCosposits Group, frorantrt Military Poet. Selected coterie
les famished. the O. O. Deegan= anteing the Loot= Conference of the
? VIS Oubcceettee on Disanomsent until its recess on 21/4 Mity. All test
Semen material is filed daily to VOA, Meech, end sent to MO Omen
tureenfor the 7097th Compoeits Croup.
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III. OVEU2E AlD) HOLIDAY COMETS=
Ft 1955
Tern iisy
n
ThrulMaY
Department
6,48,5
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5,845
1,590
West? Coast
9,330
120090
Tokyo
570
1,020
Hokkaido
90
785
Okinawa
9,125
204855
Saigon
300
1,200
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2,575
2,200
Mediterranean
5,S5
8,570
German
180
1,310
Austria
TOTAL
40,325
61,220
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FED BIANNUAL PRODUCTION REPORT ? 1 Nay 1955
Average Daily Production
? Hours Percent Wordage Items Items
Son= Nonitored Coverage Filed -Filed Publiehed
1. Austria
Home Service
Press Scrutiny
43/4
AUSTRIAN BUREAU
58 1/3 1,1903
3,100
7 3
5
2. Rumania
Clandestine 1/2 100 200 1
1. Algeria
Home Service
2. Belgium
Foreign Service
3. Brazil
Press Service
EAST COAST BUREAU
1/4 A5
1/2 15
1 5
4. Bulgaria
Foreign Service 20
5. Cuba
Home Service
11/2 5
6. Czechoslovakia
Foreign Service 1 5
7. Denmark
Foreign Service 1/2 10
8. Dominican Republic
Home Service 1 25
9. Ecuador
Home Service
3/4 10
10
20
300 1 1
70 1
100 1
200 2 1
100 1
10. Egypt
Home Service 11/4 40 303 3 2
Foreign Service 112 011ainctITIM2-e? 2
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U. France
Foreign Service 4 1/2
- Press Service 57
12. French Iquetorial Africa
800
4,100
2
10
Foreign Service 3/4
10
40
13. French Morocco
Foreign Service 1/4
100
40
14. Germany (West)
Foreign Service 1/4
10
40
1
Press Service 1
5
30
?
15. Great Britain
Foreign Service 1
5
100
1
Press Service 34
20
3,100
18
16. Guatemala
Home Service 1/4
5
30
17. Honduras
.Rome Service 1/4
lg. Hungary
10
Foreign Service 1/4
5
19. Israel
Foreign Service 3/4
35
100
1
20. Italy
Foreign Service 1 3/4
10
230
2
2
Press Service 6 1/4
zo
200
2
1
21. Mexico
Homo Service 1/4
5
Press Service 2 1/2
20
22. Netherlands
Foreign Service 3/4
20
2
1
Press Service 1 1/4
10
23. Norway
Foreign Service 1/4
10
25
24. Panama
Boos Service 1/2
5
20
25. Poland
Press Service 5
1,800
6
3
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26; Portugal
Foreign Service
1
25
Press Service
5
100
27. Rumania
Foreign Service
1/4
5
25
!Pres* Service
1/2
5
-
28. Spain
Foreign Service
1 1/2
30
60
29. Sweden
Rome Service
1/4
15
7o
1
1
Foreign Service
1/2
5
500
2
1
30. Switzerland
Foreign Service
3/4
10
200
1
3.
Press Service
1/4
25
100
1
31. Syria
Foreign Service
1/4
10
32. Uruguay
Rome Service
1/2
10
50
33. U.S.S.R.
Hans Service
3/4
6
Foreign Service
Press Service
6
15
10
10
3,000
1,800
a
6
2
1
34. Venezuela
Rome Service
1/4
5
-
-
35. Yugoslavia
Press Service
81/2
30
1,100
2
GERMAN EWAN
1. Germany (West)
Rome Service
3 3/4
25
2,350
15
10
Press Service (DPA)
19
70
3,000
17
11
Press Scrutiny
-
-
3,500
21
9
Economic Report
.
.
1,3110
12
12
2. Gereany (East)
Radio Volga
2
70
900
1
-
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3. USSR
Radio Moscow in German
to Germany i1/2 33 900 3
Regional Service 1 1/3 60 2,000
OCKKA/DO BUREAU
1. USSR
Rome Service e1/2 5 7,920 101 68
2. Outer Mongolia
Home Service 1/2 25 200 2 2
LONDON HURRAH
1. Albania
Foreign Service 2 1/2 30 60 1
Press Service 41/2 90 40 1 1
2, Austria (zast)
Home Service . 10 130 1 1
3. Ealgium
Home Service 1/4 5 MS,
4. Bulgaria
Home Service 3/4 10 100 2 2
Foreign Service 2 25 190 1
Press Service 23/4 70 180 2 3
5. Cominform Hone Service
Foreign Service 2 3/4 35 410 2 1
a
a
6. Czechoslovakia
Home Service 7 1/4 ? 25
Foreign Service 2 1/2 15
Press Service 3 50
7. Denmark
Home Service 1/2 25
8. Egypt
Foreign Service 8 100
Press Service 3/4 50
9. Finland
Home Service 1 1/2 50
Foreign Service 1/4 10
43000
400
500
15 7
4 2
3 3
100 1 1
300 2 1
450 1 1
690
530
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10. France
Some Service
1
10
240
U. Ceram, (East)
Base Service
5 3/4
5
9,200
6
Press Service
15 1/4
1.00
3,450
12. Gerry (West)
Roue Service
//2
5
300
2
Press Service
29 //2
40
130
1
15. Greece
Hem Service
1/2
5
-
-
.
Foreign Service
1/2
15
-
-
-
14. Hungary .
Hoot Service
2 1/2
45
2,000
10
5
Foreign Service
3
15
1,000
1
1,
Press Service
3 1/4
90
00
4
2
15. Israel.
Foretgn Service-
1
40
-
-
.
16. Italy
Rom Service
1
10
130
1
1
Foreign Service
1 1/2
3
620
2
2
17. Netherlands
Home Service
1
15
30
1
1
Foreign Service
1/4
5
-
.
-
18. Hersey
Mr Service
1
50
701
1
19. Poland
Home Service
41/2
50
2,600
n
6
Foreign Service
6
15
140
1
1
Frees Service
6
20
2,400
9
3
20. Portugal
Home Service
1/2
10
.
-
-
Foreign Service
1/2
10
.
-
-
21. Rumania
Home Service
1
10
560
2
2
Fartign Service
2 1/1
25
100
1
1
Press Service
63/2
70
570
4
2
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22. Spain
Rome Service
Foreign Service
23. Spanish Independent
Foreign Service
2/4
3/4
1/2
10
15
10
100
50
1
2
24. Sudan
Hoes Service
50
50
1
.
25. Sweden
Homo Service
1/2
30
250
2
Foreign Service
1/2
10
S Si
S
S
26. Tangier
Home Service
2/1*
5
.
.
.
27. Turkey
Home Service
1
20
170
2
1
Foreign Service
2
20
100
1
1
28. U.S.S.R.
Hese Service
9
5
11,500
31
13
Foreign Service
47
50
40500
lo
5
Press Service
55
30
10,200
33
11
29. Vatican
Foreign Service
1 2/2
20
30. ingoelevia
Home Service
1
5
350
2
2
Foreign Service
1 2/2
20 .
700
1
Trees Service
4 1/4
15
450
2
KKOITERRAAWARSUREAU
1. Albania
Home Service
1 3/4
30
750
2
Frees Service
1
20
200
1
2. Eulgpria
Home Service
2 1/2
25
1,300
3, Clandestine
Free Greece
2
100
700
2
2
4. Cyprus
Home Service2/4
5
100
Sham al?Adna
1
15
300
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5. Egypt
Rome Service 2 30
Press Service 21/2 70
6. Greece
Rome Service 1 3/4 10
Foreign Service 1/2 15
7. Iran
Rome Service 4 1/4 30
S. Iraq
Rome Service 1 1/2 25
9. Israel
Home Service 3 45
10. Jordan
Hems Service
1
40
Prone Service
4
100
U. Lebanon
Home Service
1
50
Press Service
1 3/4
65
12. Rumania
Rome Service
2 1/2
20
IS. Orb - iblne
1 1/4
25
Foreign Service
1/4
15
14. Tunisia
Home Service
1/4
15. Turkey
Rome Service
1/4
5
16. U.S.S.R. '
Rome Service
33 1/4
15
Foreign Service
5
10
17. Yugoslavia
Rome Service
2 1/2
5
-7-
3
600 4
700 1
400
300
700 3
100
100
200
500
900
200
8,700
1
3.
5
3.
4
1.
2
7
82 59
600 3 2
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OKThAWA BUREAU
1. an
Bees Service
2, Chine (Cceinstlet)
ases Service
Foreign Service
Press Service
3. China (lIationalist)
BOee Service
Foreign Service
4. India
7/10
8 1/4
10,3/4ri
33 3/4
3.2/4
1.3/4
55
5
77
67 2/2
23
102/2
400
3,400
300
2,600
200
600
2
39
1
II
3
3
1
32
3
2,
3,
Home Service
3/4
22/3
200
2
2
Foreign Service
2/5
22/2
100
1
1
Press "Service
4
37 1/2
1,100
8
6
5. /*Urchins (french Union)
Raw Service 13/4
31. 1/2
1?000
6
4
6. Indochina (Viet Binh)
Foreign Service
2
29
200
1
.
Press Service
II I/2
31
3.700
6
7. Indonesia
licas _Service
3 1/2
32
1,900
16
14
Press Service
1
241/2
300
2
1
8. Korea (Borth)
Hese Unice
S
. 63
5,000
2.2
14
9, Korea (South)
lime Service
13/4
34
1,300
6
10. Clear Tionghlis
Rae Service
4/5
26
200
2
2.
U. Pakistan
Rate Service
1 1/2
19
1,300
13.
12. Philippines
Hose Service
4/5
25
200
1
1
Press Servrice
12/2
44
SOD
5
4
2.3. Thailand
Etats Service
1
261/2
400
3
3
Foreign Service
2/5
34
100
I
1
14. U.S.S.R.
Foreign Service
41/4
42/4
1,400
4
ININtrirarre a.
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2.
36
SAIGON BUREAU
Vietnam (DRY)
Home Service
Press Service
Vistas= (State or)
65
65
1,386
1,848
5
Home Service
11/2
554
Frees Scrutiny
12
4,435
13
Vietnam (non-official)
Arcei Service
2
924
4. Cambodia
Home Service
1. China (Communist)
.Foreign Service
(Includes Tibetan
2.
? 3.
, 4.
5.
6.
&Mongolian) 33/4
RCNA (backstop) by script.
TOKYO BUREAU
Frees Servide
(dictation) 2/2 5
China (Nationalist)
Foreign Service 3/4 10
100
Clandestine
Radio Free -Japan 3 100
400
1
3.
Japan
Home Service 2 50
500
1
Foreign Service 1/2 100
remainder by script
Frets Scrutiny
7/700
25
Romaji Morse 1 1/2 5
Korea (North)
Foreign Service 1/2 50
Korea (South)
/RomefrnSirvice 1/2 TzCP
200
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7. Outer Mongolia
flame Service
841 U.S.S.R.
Foreign Service
Argentina
Home Service
Press Service
2. An/trail*
Some Service
Foreign Service
Brasil
Rome Service
Press Service
4. Chile .
Home Service
Press Service
5. Chins ernit6)
es
Foreign Service
Press Service
6. China (Nationalist)
Foreign Service
Press Service
7. Columbia
Some Service
Press Service
8. Costa Rica
Rome Service
9. Random
Home Service
10. Rang Tong
Press Service
11. /nee
Foreign Service
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1/4
93/4
5
5
2001
WIST COAST =EAU
12/2
12
25
35
130
750
3
7
1
2/4
5
150
1.
22/6
30
1,000
2
21/2
5
1.000
6
52/3
20
700
4
5
25
1,200
1 1/2
25
29)
2.
6
5
1,600
15
2
10
850
1
1
10
719
13,000
46
22
2/2
5
200
1
.
2
15
1.000 '
4
2
1 1/4
10
280
2
1
1/2
5
250
1
1
3/4
100
1
.
1/2
3
20
1
.
11/2
90
180
1
1
2/4
5
190
1
1
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12. Indochina (DRV)
Press Service
1
20
800
2
13. Indochina (FU)
Rome Service
1/6
5
1
/rondo Service
30
3
14. Indonesia
Foreign Service
3/4
25
770
5
Press Service
1
35
30
2
15. Japan
Press Service
4
10
900
6
16. Korea (North)
Press Service
4
65
900
2
17. Malays
Rocs Service
212
15
so
1
1
Press Service
9
35
700
5
2
18. lexica,
Rome Service
1/6
5
130
2
19. New Zealand
Foreign Service
20
30
1
1
20. Paraguay
Roma Service
1/6
20
21. Peru
Home Service
1
160
1
1
Press Service
1/2
10
350
3
1
22, Philippines
Rome Service
Prose Service
2
5
. 25
702.
300
2
1 .
1
23. S. Africa
Frees Service
1 Vit
80
60
1
1
24. U.S.S.R.
Has Service
6
3,600
10
14
25. Venezuela
Rome Service
2/5
5
30
1
1
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