CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE. AGENCY.
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Mr. W. Park Armstrong
Special Assistant, Intelligence
Department of State
Washington, D. C.
Attached hereto is a "CIA ANNEX" for use in connection with
the paper entitled "Record of Events Leading tothe Israeli and
Anglo-French Attacks on Egypt in Late October 1956, which you
forwarded;. to Mr. Helms under date of November 27, 1956. We have
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
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~~he Ur~r Secretary of State
F~epartment of State
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2 9. MAY 1958
Dear Chris:
In response to your letter of lay 13th I enclose a copy of my
answer to"the Canadian proposal for a joint intelligence estimate of
the threat to Nvrth America.
T also enclose a copy of a memorandum sent the Secretary of
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WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
Mr. L Park Armstrong, Jr.
Special Assistant, Intelligence
Department of State
v}lashin;ton, D.C.
Dear ?vIr. Armstrong:
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In connection with efforts currently being made by the
Department of State to establish reporting posts concerned with
affairs in the Soviet/satellite area (as indicated, for example,
in Department of State outgoing Airgraa dated 7 March 1950 to
Certain Diplomatic and Consular Officers, entitled: "Proposed
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
14r. w. park Armstrong, Jr.
Special Assistant, Intelligence
Department of State
i am enclosing herewith a memorandum
which :Alen forwarded to the Secretary of State
today, pursuant to the latter's request
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
11 August 1958
1. We consider that in general the estimatesconcerning Saudi
Arabia contained in SNIE 30-2-58 are still valid.
Z. Radical nationalist forces.working in Saudi Arabia have been
strengthened by recent events in Iraq.. Jordan, and Lebanon and by
the decline in King Saudis power, prestige and health.
3. Indigenous dissidents supported by subversive
influences are now probably strong enough to undertake a coup, though
SST:
I P? 0RANPUM FOR: Director of Intelligence and Research
Department of State
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 25. D. C.
Indications of Possibility of High-level
Iranlau/USSR Negotiations
1. The following report vas made by a Competent American
Observer in Tehran on 28 January 1958.
2. Several Indications suggest that the Iranian Government
may be about to take afor-policy step with respect to the USSR
which may possibly ''ect Iranian relations with the West, including
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