THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST 22 JUNE 1964

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: President's Daily Brief 1961-1969
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005959252
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• Document Creation Date: September 16, 2015
• Document Release Date: September 16, 2015
• Publication Date: June 22, 1964

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THE PRESIDENT'S
INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST
ISSUED BY THE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
22 JUNE 1964
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1. Cyprus
a. Only scattered shooting
marred the Sabbath quiet on the
island. Both sides continue to
prepare for the worst, however.
e. After Washington, Inonu
is scheduled to spend a few days
in London before departing for
Paris on 29 June for a meeting with
De Gaulle.
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2. Yugoslavia
a. In a conversation with
Ambassador Elbrick at Brioni last
week, Tito said he thought that the
Rumanians were going much too far
in attacking the Soviets.
b. He expressed concern lest
Western overtures designed to en-
courage the Rumanians provoke
"dangerous" consequences for them.
c. The Yugoslav leader will
probably make much these same
points when he meets with Gheorghiu-
Dej at the border today. This meet-
ing may have been arranged after
Tito's Leningrad talks with Khru-
shchev.
d. Tito told Elbrick that he
had counseled Khrushchev against
an international Communist con-
ference on the dispute with Peiping.
There will be no such meeting "for
the time being," Tito added.
e. According to Tito, the US
and USSR should be able to get to-
gether on the Laotian situation,
which Khrushchev finds every bit
as "unpleasant" as the US does.
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3. Congo
4. Laos
b. The loss of Albertville
has sent shock waves through southern
Katanga, where political nerves
were already on edge from reports
of Tshombe's possible return.
c. Tshombe, in Madrid,has
given still another interview to
the French press. In this one he
says that the removal of all foreign
troops from the Congo is absolutely
indispensable to its survival. He
includes American and Belgian troops
in his allegations.
a. Military action over the
weekend was limited to patrols in
the Phou Kout area and more strikes
by Laotian T-28s.
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5. Arab World
a. Nasir has agreed to re-
ceive King Husayn in Cairo sometime
in the next few weeks.
b. The Arabs' joint military
command has been pressuring Husayn
to strengthen Jordanian forces by
adding Soviet arms. Husayn prob-
ably hopes to get Nasir's agreement
that Jordan should continue using
Western sources of supply.
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NOTES
A. USSR The Soviets are beefing up their border
air defenses by deploying late generation, mis-
sile-carrying, all-weather fighter aircraft.
Thus far these supersonic interceptors have
been sent to the Black Sea area, the Baltic
and the Far East.
Communist China The Chinese Communists may
have had some success in their efforts to work
up a rump session among disgruntled delegates
to the UN Trade and Development Conference.
a group of
Africans and Asians met several times last week
and heard a Peiping man assert that the im-
perialists would always be exploiters while
China, though poor, would do all it could to
extend real, unfettered aid to even poorer
countries.
C. Morocco Parliament will be voting shortly
on a motion to censure the government, and
for the first time the fate of a Moroccan cabi-
net hangs on the outcome. All of this was set
in motion by an opposition party which is try-
ing to push the King into action on the "open-
ing to the left" he has been hinting at.
D. Tanganyika-Zanzibar A few more halting steps
toward real union have been made. Thus, the
Zanzibari delegation to the union assembly has
for the first time participated in a debate
and vote. Communist propaganda and representa-
tives still have the free run of the island,
however, and, inexplicably, a Tanganyikan paper
has been leveling charges that the UK and US
are out to destroy the union.
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E. Bolivia
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USSR - Communist China
a. We have now had a look at
both packages from Keyhole Mission
1006, June 9-12.
b. Although clouds obscured
a number of important targets, the
mission did give us coverage of
14 of the 18 Soviet ICBM complexes.
No new launcher starts were dis-
covered.
c. A total of 236 Soviet ICBM
launchers have now been identified
at the 18 complexes. We estimate
that about 190 of these are opera-
tional.
d. The mission also provided
photography of the two major Soviet
nuclear submarine yards. Several
nuclear-powered cruise-missile
submarines were seen, confirming
that the Soviets are still placing
heayy emphasis on this weapons
system.
f. There was activity at the
Shuangchengtzu missile test center
but no missiles were spotted.
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