THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF 3 JUNE 1965

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: President's Daily Brief 1961-1969
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005967712
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 9
• Document Creation Date: September 16, 2015
• Document Release Date: September 16, 2015
• Publication Date: June 3, 1965

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
THE PRESIDENT'S
DAILY BRIEF
3 JUNE 1965
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DAILY BRIEF
3 JUNE 1965
LATE ITEM
Dominican Republic Santo Domingo remains relatively
quiet.
However, two disturbances in the
interior of the country. at San Juan and
at Higuey (see map) last night reflect
the tensions still growing there pend-
ing resolution of the political dead-
lock in the capital. The first of these
included a raid on a police headquarters
and an army barracks, presumably to
seize arms for use at some later date.
This objective seems to have character-
ized a number of other such attacks in
recent days.
The rebel camp, itself now reported
subject to some dissension between the
Communists and Bosch adherents, is re-
ported to be banking on word of an im-
pending:military coup against Imbert,
This, however, remains so far only a
.rumor.
Since Caamano's flat rejection of
Imbert's proposal for elections under
the supervision of the Organization of
American States,. there has been no word
of new major initiatives toward a
political solution. In New York, UN
observer Mayobre, who returned Wednes-
day from Santo'Domingo, is still air-
ing his view that a government under
Guzman remains the only solution.
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DAILY BRIEF
3 JUNE 1965
1. South Vietnam
2. - Communist China
The military are edging back onto
the stage as the political crisis per-
sists.
The top generals sat in on today's
generally inconclusive negotiations be-
tween Suu and Quat. ,They, appeared ir-
ritated by the squabbling and did not
take sides.
Ambassador Taylor talked to Quat
at the end of the day's discussions.
He found the Premier tired, indecisive,
and lacking, in self-confidence. .Quat
gave the impression of wishing to,brush
the cabinet problem under the rug. The
discussions will continue tomorrow, and
military impatience is likely, to grow
until some clear-cut decision is reached.
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3, Guatemala
4. USSR
5. Malaysia
Plotting against the person and
government of Colonel Peralta is-be-
coming more widespread.
Both rightists and leftists a ear
to be involved.
The regime is probably alert, and
none of the plots appears to offer ,the
genuine threat of an overthrow. Any
attempt against Peralta, however, could
spark disorders which an assortment of
antigovernment, elements would join.
The USSR may be preparing for a
large-scale military exercise centered
in East Germany.
A sharp new confrontation looms
between the central government in Kuala
Lumpur and authorities in Singapore.
Singapore leader Lee Kuan Yew
threatens to push matters to the point
of a partition of Malaysia unless Prime
Minister Rahman breaks with his more ex-
tremist Malay followers. These elements
in turn are demanding strong actions
against Lee.
This sort of back and forth could
well bring a new outbreak of violence
between the Malays and Chinese.
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6. Bolivia
7. Uruguay
8. Cuba
The extremist mine union leadership
appears to be giving up the fight against
the junta.
A large number
of the leftist leaders
are
reported asking to leave the country.
Barrientos' troubles in the mines
are not over yet, however. Much will
depend on how persuasively the govern-
ment presents its bundle of reforms to
the miners and then how effectively it
carries them out.
The government decision to ban the
meeting this month of a Communist-spon-
sored Cuban Solidarity Conference will
probably trigger a new storm of leftist
agitation against the shaky ruling coun-
cil. In addition, its recent decision
to suspend certain imports will prob-
ably lead to a loud outcry from business-
men and the public ,all of whom will be
quick to feel the pinch.
Soviet air defense advisers will
probably remain in Cuba until at least
the end of 1966,/
\Cuban personnel are
still unable to operate and maintain
Soviet surface-to-air missile equip-
ment proficiently.
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