THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST 12 SEPTEMBER 1964

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: President's Daily Brief 1961-1969
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005959419
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• Document Creation Date: September 16, 2015
• Document Release Date: September 16, 2015
• Publication Date: September 12, 1964

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THE PRESIDENT'S
INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST
ISSUED BY THE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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12 SEPTEMBER 1964
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I. Indonesia-Malaysia-
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i. Malaysia's effort to mus-
ter support in the UN for condemn-
ing Indonesian aggression is not
making much headway.
j. UN members generally feel
that both sides should try again
to work out their differences within
an "Asian framework."
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2. South Vietnam
a. Animosity between the
South Vietnamese and Cambodian
regimes is heating up.
b. Saigon yesterday charged
that Phnom Penh's military had
aided the Viet Cong in four recent
border. fracases. It warned that
"grave consequences" may follow
and said that Phnom Penh would be
held responsible.
c. The Vietnamese are think-
ing of taking steps to prevent
recurrences. One idea under study
is to tighten controls over traf-
fic to Phnom Penh via the Mekong
River.
e. For his part, Sihanouk
is becoming more irritated over
the "hot-pursuit" incursions into
Cambodia by South Vietnamese regu-
lars after Viet Cong units.
(Cont 'd)
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3. North Vietnam - Laos
f. Sihanouk has strengthened
his border guard units with naval
boats and AA weapons. This, we
think, increases the chances for
more border clashes.
g. Our embassy in Phnom Penh
reports-an atmosphere of tension
in the,city. It has learned that
contingency plans are being made
for evacuation of government per-
sonnel in the event of an attack
by. South Vietnam
a. Hanoi, perhaps worried
over possible bombings of facili-
ties along its infiltration and
supply routes into Laos, may be
trying to reduce their vulnerability.
b. Aerial reconnaissance of
an important military camp on the
border shows work in progress to
protect buildings. There is also
an indication that underground fa-
cilities there may be undergoing
expansion.
? c. .Two other camps along
major supply routes appear aban-
doned and buildings have been torn
down. ,
(Cont 'd)
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4. Cyprus
d. We do not think that the
abandonment of these facilities
means Hanoi intends to cut back
its active support for the insur-
gents in Laos-anclSouth Vietnam.
Rather, we'regard it as evidence
of a dispersal of open and concen-
trated installations.
a. Turkey has tempered its
threat to force through food and
other supplies to Turkish Cypriots
in the Kokkina area.
b. Ankara now says it will
permit UN control of shipments-to
guarantee that no military materiel
is smuggled in. But Inonu cautioned
that if Nicosia interfered:with
this procedure he would regard it
as an aggressive act.
c. According to UN officials,
supply levels in Kokkina are"rea-
sonabIy satisfactory." They think
the Turkish attitude is unjustified.
d. In view of this, the Turks
have proposed a TurkiSh-UN inves-
tigation into the Kokkina situa-
tion and have indicated they would
hold off supply shipments pending
the findings. We have not yet
heard the UN reply,
(Cont'd)
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5. Congo
e. The Turkish military pos-
ture remains substantially unchanged,
Intensive training
of all military units seems to be
the order of the day
a. The government's move to
stiffen the defenses of Coquilhat-
ville has not yet eliminated the
panic among army units there. The
chances of holding the city do not
seem good unless the panic subsides.
b. In the east, the govern-
ment offensive north from Albert-
ville has paused
c. Tshombe reportedly re-
turned to Leopoldville yesterday.
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B.
Cuba ?A floating
dock,
fishing
being
designed by the'USSR
port, has been com-
for Havana's new
pleted and is now
towed to Cuba
C.
Sinci-Soviet Relations
the border talks which began in Peiping
early this year, have been suspended .and will
resume later in Moscow. Some agreement re-
portedly has been reached on the Central Asian
frontier, .but disputes over sections in the
.Far East remain unresolved. Even if the talks
are resumed, we think that a settlement is un-
likely in view of the determination of each
side to exploit territorial issues to discredit
the other.
D. Uruguay More disturbances may be brewing in
the wake of Montevideo's break with Havana.
US property and personnel may be special tar-
gets of Communist-inspired violence.
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USSR
a. Further examination of
an early August mission
has turned up still another ICBM
complex with single silo launchers.
b. This one, at Aleysk north
of Semipalatinsk, has three launch
areas about five miles apart and
a support facility. Like the three
other single silo complexes we
spotted earlier, it is in the mid-
stage of construction.
c. We have now identified
a total of 15 or 16 single silos
at the four complexes. Some of
them could be operational by mid-
1965.
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