FBID PROGRESS REPORT FOR MARCH 1964

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• Publication Date: April 7, 1964
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FBID Progress Report for March 1964
GENERAL
1. After a period of relative quiescence, the Cyprus situation again
became extremely critical in the second week of March when widespread
clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots brought a renewed threat of
Turkish intervention. The crisis reached its peak on Friday, 13 March,
and than began to subside with the arrival of the advance elements of
the Canadian U.N. contingent. During the darkest period, the Sixth Fleet
was again requested to move a ship within short steaming distance of the
north coast to evacuate Mediterranean Bureau personnel if necessary.
Unfortunately, even with the arrival of the U.N. troops, a solution
Of the communal strife does not appear near, and FOIS is continuing to
investigate alternate sites for Middle East monitoring, with primary
attention directed toward establishing an emergency fallback area which
would permit continued monitoring of Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus if the
station at Karavas had to be evacuated. Initial contacts have been made
with the U.K. High Commission in Cyprus to determine the possibility of
moving to a British Sovereign Base area in such a situation. In addition,
permission of the Israeli Government has been sought for an interim
FBIS operation in Tel Aviv if necessary. If the Israelis approve, Which
seems likely, the equipment needed for the operation will be shipped from
Cyprus for storage in Tel Aviv. ?
Meahwhile, Greece, Turkey, Italy, and Iran are being considered as
possible alternate permanent sites for the Mediterranean Bureau. The
American Etbassy in Athens, however, has advised against an approach to
the 'Creek Government at this time. No formal steps have been taken in
regard to the other countries.
2. A table to the American Ethbatsy in Bangkok to confirt previous
arrangements for establishing a Southeast Asien bureau there if it became
necessary to evacuate Saigon brought a somewhat surprising negative
response from U.S. Ambassador Martin. Reception surveys in 1955 and
again in 1962 showed that Bangkok was an excellent location for Southeast
Asia monitoring, and U.S. officials had agreed to furnish all the
support necessary for an FBIS operation. Ambassador Martin, however,
objects to increasing the size of the American official community, Which
now numbers 5,000, and foresees disapproval by the Thai Government. The
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Embassy response would not preclude an official request for relocating
the bureau in Bangkok if an emergency situation threatened the loss of
vital coverage. Baguio in the Philippines, where a reception survey was
made in 1954, and Hong Kong also offer possibilities for Southeast Asian
monitoring should rnIs be excluded from Bangkok. Fortunately, possible
need for relocating the bureau has receded with an improvement in the
Saigon security situation.
3. The opening of the Marcos Rodriquez Alfonso espionage trial in
Havana elicited numerous requests for the fullest possible coverage.
Tape recordings of the trial proceedings were supplied to the Department
of State and USIA and selected videotapes were made available to OCR.
4. In response to an urgent weekend request, a memorandum was
prepared and delivered to DIA by special messenger giving information
on the location and current broadcasting schedules of North Vietnamese
broadcasting stations.
6. FBIS British, Austrian. and Nest German press reviews are now
sent by special courier to the USIA to aid that agency in preparing a
daily West European press review.
7. As an outgrowth of the Panama trifle. the Panama gureau provided
the Canal Zone Government with special compilations of items carried
by Panamanian: stations While in the government network and with special
tape recordings. The bureau's contribution formed the basis of the U.S.
Southern Command's presentation to the OAS.
S. Regular services initiated by FBIS field bureaus included the
filling of all major Soviet statements on Vietnam to Saigon, all Soviet
iitems on Panama to Panama, and all Peking voice items on the Congo to
the American Embassies in Brussels and Leopoldville. In addition the
Panama Bureau file is now being provided to the U.S, Army Security
Agency in Fort Clayton and the Soviet Bloc Roundup and the Peking Press
Review it being sent to the Army Attache at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo.
9. During March 17 percent of the items appearing in the OCI Digest
wore bated wholly or in part on material supplied by FBIS.
10. An MI report entitled "Current Communist Comment on the
Situation in South Vietnam" examined Moscow, Poking, and Hanoi reactions
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to speculation on expansion of the South Vietnam hostilities. Another,
entitled "CPR Paces Problem of Dissidence Among Intellectuals,"
assembled evidence of heresies among Communist China's own scholars
and writers which resemble the "distortions of Marxismoloninism" that
Peking imputes to Moscow. Report No: 13 on Cuban propaganda provided
a collation of aiban and Soviet leaders' statements on Guantanamo
since Castro's taking power, with an introductory review of Cuban and
Soviet stands on the issue.
11. Two Daily Report area supplements were published in March: a
9 March USSR/East Europe 62-page supplement contained Soviet Premier
Khrushchev's 28 February report on agricultural production which was
broadcast belatedly by Moscow, and a 40-page Par East supplement on
31 March contained the eighth Poking People's Daily-Red Flag article,
Criticising Khrushchev and CPSU leaders, in the continuing series which
began 6 September 1963.
12* PBXS and the Printing Services Division reached agreement on
conVertion to small-type offset printing for all Daily Reports by
1 August 19640 with the stipulation that page limitations will remain
unChanged pending a full review of the situation six months after the
conversion it completed. Meanwhile, Xeroxing of Latin America Daily
Report Mats to provide proofing copies has eliminated the problem of
legibility experienced with carbon proofs of the small-type pages and
has reduced proofing errors.
13* The Editorial Branch has established a file of all references to
CIA by noncommunist radios to permit rapid response to requests for
such material. The present "Copy to Liaison" flag required on all items
mentioning CIA also serves as the key for collecting items for the new
file.
14. Eighty-four percent of the Daily Report was devoted to broadcast
Materials and sixteen percent to press scrutiny.
? IS. PUS and MD have agreed on coordination procedures to minimize
loss of coverage Should the Mediterranean Bureau be forced to close down.
POD would immediately intensify its press scrutiny for those areas in
which FBIS collection capability was reduced dr-eliMiaated, and PSIS
would pass to FOD any requests for processing from consumers. POD would
adjust its distribution as necessary to meet FBIS consumer requirements.
16. Radio Moscow announced at month's end that it would soon
introduce programs in Marathi and Malayalam, the former the chief Indic
language of southern and eastern Bombay State and the latter the
Dravidian language of Kerala in southern India. PSIS has no capability
for coverage of these languages.
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17, PBIS has received a six-part study of high-frequency signal
sources prepared for the Department of Defense by the Electronic Defense
Laboratories, This study, the beginning of an experiment to locate
signal sources within the Soviet Onion, will make use of semiautomated
direction finding equipment and computer analysis. FBIS program
information will be used, as needed, to identify country origin of
transmitters.
FACILITIES
18. As An economy measure, approval was granted for the African
Bureau to increase its lensed Lagos-London circuit to three hours daily
Monday through Saturday when it became apparent that the cost of overruns
of tho two-hour period were exceeding the charges for an additional
leased hour,
194 All components of the Transportable Monitoring Unit were tested
and ancillary equipment wee packed and stored aboard the unit in
readiness for road tests or use in an emergency location,
20, The Any Signal Corps provided to the Gorman Bureau without cost
radiotoletype monitoring equipment which will permit the bureau to
print East German ADN transmissions for informational purposes.
21. The Mediterranean Bureau was supplied with a transceiver (fixed
station) set and "walkie-talkie" equipment to augment emergency radio
communitations between the bureau and key personnel in Kyrenia.
22. The Saigon Bureau was allocated additional space in the Embassy
Annex, providing a separate office for the bureau chief and adding a
maintenance shop to bureau facilities.
23. Twelve houses being constructed in Kaduna for African Bureau
local employees wore in various stages of completion ranging from 10 to
75 percent at the beginning of the month.
ADMINISTRATION
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discussed current aspects of Soviet military doctrine with members of the
RPB staff during a weeklong visit to Washington for consultations with
Agency personnel. Mr. Thomas Wolfe of the Rand Corporation participated
in the discussion. Mr. Paul ford, Assistant to the OD/I for Management1
accompanied by the Chief. PBXS, visited FBIS headquarters and the East
Coast Bureau for orientation; Mr, Morris E. Hammond, the Department Of
State Regional Communication Officer, Manila, visited the Tokyo and
Okinawa Bureaus; and Mr. Leon Brantly and Mt. George Weld of ONI visited
the Koy West Bureau.
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25. During March no one entered on duty, no one transferred, and
one employee was separated from FBIS: The on duty strength as of
31 March was There were eight professionals and five clericals
in process during the month.
26, The Office of General Counsel confirmed that employees assigned
to the Canal lone ere eligible for home leave.
27. Effective 16 March 1964 the Engineering Staff was increased
by three positions, a G3.14 Deputy Chief and GS-13 and GS-12 Engineers.
A GS-9 Radio Operator, Panama Bureau; a GS-8 Radio Operator, East
Coast Bureau; and a GS-7 Librarian, Editorial Branch, were eliminated
from the TIC to compensate.
28. One Engineering position was transferred froi the Mediterranean
to the Austrian Bureau T/0.
29. During the month approval was granted to pay the school tuition
cost for dependent children of foreign nationals at the Hokkaido Bureau.
Attachments:
Personnel
Personnel Supplement
Production Report
Daily Report Wordage
New Consumers
Special Requirements
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I. Summary
Number of
Personnel
PERSONNEL SUPPLEMENT TO MONTRLY PROGRESS REPORT
March 1964
American
On In Entered Promo. Trans.
T/0 Ceiling Duty Process On Duty tions furred Separated
Native
On
T/0 Duty
? includes one eaployee on Leave Without Pay
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Personnel Entering on lhatY
New Title, Grade
Assignment
Date
None
Promotions
Old litle, Grade
Assignment
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Electron Eng(Radio), GS-12
Electron Eng(Radio),. GS-13
29 March 1964
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East Coast Bureau
Engineering Staff
Secretary (Steno), GS..5
Secretary (Steno), 65-6
I March 1964
Editorial Branch
Editorial Braneh
Electron Spec, GS-11
Electron Eng(Radio), GS-.l2
29 March 1964
East Coast Bureau
Engineering Staff
Admin Officer. GS-1O
Admin Officer, 6S-11
29 March 1964
Tokyo Bureau
Tokyo Bureau
Secretary (Typing). CS-S
Secretary (Typing), GS-6
15 March 1964
Radio Propaganda Breath
Radio Propaganda Branch
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Reassignments
Old Title, Grade
New Title, Grade
Malta
Assignment
Assignment
Date
Info Sp(For &kat). GS43
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Editorial Breach
Info Sp(For West)* GS-10
Info Sp(For Bdcst), GS-IO
2 March 1964
Mediterranean Bureau
Austrian Bureau
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Reassignments (Continued)
Electron Spot. GS-11
g45t Coast Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdcst), 054
Editorial Branch
Info Sp(For West) G.5.41
Panama. Bureau
Electron Spec. GS-11
Engineering Staff
Info Sp(For Bdcst), GS-9
Panama Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdcst)o GS-11
London Bureau
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15 March 1964
15 March 1964
Info Sp(For West)., GS-II
Info. Sp(For West): 1
3 March 1964
Mediterranean Bureau
Austrian Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdest)..65-8
into Sp(For &lest), GS-$.
15 March 1964
Editorial Branch
Mediterranean aureuu
Electron Spec. GS-11
Electron Spec, GS-11
I March 1964
Mediterranean Bureau
East Coast Bureau
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Separations
Name
Title, Grade. Assigmmant
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Info Sp(For Bdcst), 6S.11
(Death)
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7. Foreign Travel
Name
Destination Duration
Fain West Coast, Saigon, Okinawa, Tokyo
anti Hokkaido Bureaus; Honolulu. Hawaii
and Hoag Kong, B.C.C.
FBID Mediterranean and Austrian Bureaus
Beirut, Lebanon
FBID Mediterranean and Louden Bureaus
?BID Austrian, German and London Bureaus
8. Average I/O Grade: 9.95
Average On Duty Grade: 9.58
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1. Daily Average of Field Bureau Production, March 1964
(Average computed on basis of 5-day seek)
WORDAGE
WORDAGE
ECONOMIC
ABSTRACTS
Elmo BUREAU
MONITORED
FILED
DISSEMINATED**
(No. Items)
Voice
Prose
Africa
17.0
6,000
4,776
Austria
19.0
-
60,550*
28,965*
6
East Coast
27.2
220.4
23,800
16,402
0
German
10.3
19,296****
17,906****
0
Hokkaido
19.2
1.3
10,735
10.611
56
Key West
10.3.
8,800
5,682
o
London
16,0
28.5
7,756
6,752
0
Mediterranean
28.0
24.0
6,500
2,940
Okinawa
53.0
50.1
38,900
31,012
6
Panama
26.6
29.0
6,300
4,936
0
Saigon _
23.5
-
6,700*
6020*
0
Tokyo
31.6
-
4,900
4,658
0
West Coast
48.8
79.6
_21,640
18,364
Total FBIS
159,404
333.4
440.9
0?.MOPW?11?16
193,579
72
BBC:
Caveraham
156.0
120.5
60,719
53,245
32
Nairobi
11.5
4,691
4,349
0
Stockholm/Teheran
11.0
Mt
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0
Total BBC
178.5
129.5
65,410
57.594
32
Grand TOTAL (rats-BBC)
511.9
570.4
awn
216.990
104
1111.????
A daily average of 120,948 words were filed to BBC.
a Includes Press Scrutiny.
** Includes DAILY REPORT, Niro Service, and miscellaneous publications.
*** Included in Cavershom file.
**** Includes 4,500 words for "Weekly Report on East German Press".
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DAILY REPORT BOOK
DAILY REPORTWORDAGE Fon VARcH 1964
TOTAL
AVERAGE
40
UBSRAE
11042,800*
47,400
(22 publication days)
Far Bast
83o.?260**
37,714o
ME/AF/WE
686184o
31,220
0
Latin America
306,350***
13,925
Total Wordage for All Sections
2,866,270
Total Daily Average
130,265
Total Mire Service Wordage
7741101
Wire Service Daily Average
24,971
*Includes 27,280 mord USACK/EB Supplement
**Includes 17,600 word Far Bast Svplement
***Entire 'Latin American book produced by the 14-pitch
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NEW CONSUMERS FOR FBIS PUBLICATIONS
March 1964
PUBLICATION CONSUMER TITLE OR ORGANIZATION
Middle141st,, Action
Pen Europe DR
USSR & EE DR
Latin Me flea. DR
Trends & Highlights
Surveys of Bloc
Broadcasts
Radio Propaganda
Reports
Station and Program
Notes
Program Schedules
Communist
Richard Mcndosa
Paul Smith, USRO
Chile Desk LA/VC
Nicosia, Cyprus
AID
State
MD
U.S IS
Nicosia, Cyprus FBIS
Nicosia, Cyprus USIS
Nicosia, Cyprus PBXS
Dr. Albert Frost Institute for Defense Analyses
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Dr. Albert Frost Institute for Defense Analyses
Advanced Research Projects Agency
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SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CONTROL
CONTROL
NO.
REQUESTING
OFFICE
DATE
RECEIVED
ACTION
DESK
DESCRIPTION
DATE
COMPLETED
REMARKS
R-3S.64
DIA
1 Mar
EIS
Technical broadcast info, including asp
coordinates of OW transmitters
1_ Mar
Forwarded .to special Meander
to VIA recipient
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USIA
4 Mar
6 Mar
LER
EC II
Vienne
Fbt
Info re Soviet spec* fliflts to moon
British, Aus rise lost Berea press
reviews
4 Mar
6 War
Info phoned via "Mashington Switch"
to MEAD, Colorado. Springs
Flagged "Copy to Liaison"; picked
up oily by USIA.coorier
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State
27 Feb
10 Ir
26 Feb
10 Mar
Key
West
Loader
MR
L4R
tRequest
Request for original Spanish from
Cuban cast for use in VOA rebroadcast
Survey of broadcast or press references
to Osuaid before Kennedy assassination
Luau of 1540-64 series of supplements
to. Library of Congress. for :microfilming
Distribution of UM discards of Ulan
Bator WEN Press Reviews
for t March speed: On of "
Zanzibar President Kamm
9' Mar
10 Mar
12 Mar
10 Mar
11 Mer
Material passed by courier to USIA
WA Press Section
Bureau canvass unproductive;
negative report -relayed to requester
Material pickedep and returned by
Mr. nubs* LOC, per agreement
Reviews relayed by 0/R PE Section
to COS and FDD
London queried; supplied excerpts
acceptable to Lute requester
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SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS -CONTROL
CONTROL
NO.
REQUESTING
OFF ICE
DATE
RECEIVED
ACTION
DESK
DESCRIPTION
DATE
COMPLETED
REMARKS
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State
FCC
CGS
State
12 lbw
12 Mar
19 Sar
17 tbr
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SIS
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tender
Reda=
Reiterates urgent need for Sihanouk
speech material particularly teat of
key subject passages
Request for info on transmitters fu
central and northern L/A in connection
with ?clearchannel" interference
study
Info on URV radio setup
Soviet and cisndestLne broadcast
comment on new onoar Gavot and mid.
12 hr
IS tar
19 War
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17 lilt
Saigon Euresu advised by srv msg.
Material assembled and relayed
courier
Bereft,' assembled and relayed
CGS requester
Sro/ieg to London and Med8ur
requesting SO-day service
by
to
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April U.S. Iranian military maneuvers
eirefiied to AmEmbriCheran
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Request for s copy of the Bamberg
paper Eche Au Abend
Request for text of all speeches by
Brazilian leaders Centeno Armes, and
Leone* Bitola for 30-day period
25 Na
18 Apr
Srvissz to German Bureau: copy
re/eyed to DCI requester
Srv/ssg to field bureaus rcqaesting
service
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CONTROL
NO.
REQUESTING
OFFICE
DATE
RECEIVED
ACTION
DESK
DESCRIPTION
DATE
COMPLETED
REMARKS
Rrn52.64
State
25 Mar
ECS
CS
LiA reaction to U.S. aid programs U.N.
Trade Conference at Canova
Mire targets sent to select
field bumus
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tondos
Request for full processing of three
Telco of Arab. flattens commentaries
26 Nar
Texts supplied by London and passed
by courier to roqaester
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OCR
27 Mar
RIS
Info on television films from Southeast
info collected and relayed by
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CIS to requester
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USIA
26 Mar
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Audio tapes of tart= Rodriquez Alfonso
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Tapes supplied by field i.oan to
State
CCA
trial proceedings
USIA and State for dubbing
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27 Nor
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Info coneerninc. new Soviet Drift
Station. 13
30 Mar
Info &applied by London and
relayed by courier to OIR
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SO Mar
ListriSca.
Request for sore frequent service of
Voice of Arab Nations prograst
summaries
Si War
London advises summaries to be
air maned four or five-tines weekly
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