LETTER OF INFORMATION

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• Publication Date: December 26, 1968
• Content Type: MEMO

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26 December 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR: Staff Personnel
SUBJECT: Letter of Information
GENERAL
1. Additional Service to New Administration: By request, the New York
office of President-elect Richard Nixon is being supplied with selected items
from broadcast and press monitoring by wire. Previously, special delivery
of Daily Reports and PAD reports had been started on a regular basis.
2. CPR Coverarce: On 10 December the Sinkiang regional radio announced
that it would begin on the 16th to rebroadcast Radio Peking's First Program
"on a full-time basis," which led to fears that local programing might be
sharply curtailed in the wake of cutbacks in receipts of provincial news-
papers and result in a considerable intelligence loss. However, Sinkiang
and other provincial-level radios merely extended their hours of transmission
in order to carry additional relays of Peking's First Program. There appears
to be no important cutback in local programing, All provincial-level radios
are currently broadcasting local newscasts on a regular basis except for
Lhasa (Tibet) and Tientsin (provincial voice of Hopeh). Lhasa did broadcast
a local editorial on 13 December, its first local origination since early'
November.
In connection with the cutback in CPR press sources, FBIS is
planning to survey possible monitoring sites in South Korea to determine
their potential for monitoring North China transmitters which are either
difficult or impossible to monitor from existing FBIS sites.
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With the arrival at the Hokkaido Bureau of a third-country national
cruising monitor who has just completed intensive training at the Okinawa
Bureau, a cruising program has been launched to improve North China regional
coverage, which has been quite limited in scope since its inception at
Chitose.
FBIS representatives attended a meeting of Organization components
concerned with the consequences of the cutoff of CPR newspapers. It was
generally agreed that it was still too early to tell just what the cutoff
means in terms of quantitative and qualitative loss or to determine what
steps could be taken to make up any losses resulting from the cutback.
Although the cutoff of the provincial press has deprived Asia
Division of the regular receipt of about 25 newspaper titles, the division
continues to receive two Peking papers, two daily news releases, and the
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Party theoretical journal, Red Flag, on a regular and current basis, In
addition the Liberation Army Daily, the Yunnan Daily, and Agricultural
Machinery Techno e received fairly regularly, but not on a
current basis.
3. L4221 ,22w The first indication of trouble that led to the coup
in Mali on 19 November was a Radio Accra item on the closure of Bamako
airport, It and the subsequent Radio Bamako communique announcing the
military takeover and overthrow of Modibo Keita and his regime were filed
by the African Bureau operational immediate, the latter item clearing the
bureau wire 25 minutes after broadcast time.
4. Supreme Soviet Franc Crisis: During the month FBIS Wire consumers
were especially interested in the French monetary crisis and the USSR Supreme
Soviet sessions. The Caribbean and London bureaus provided fast and complete
coverage of both developments.
5. U.S.-Czech Trade: A Czechoslovakia/Hungary Branch Slovak press
item published in the 31 October Postern Europe Daily Report served as the
basis for deferring action on approval of an export license for sale of US
aircraft components to the Czechoslovak manufacturer of L-410 aircraft. The
U.S. Government had been assured by the Czechs that the aircraft would be
used only for civilian purposes, but the article reviewed the military
potential of and the Czechoslovak Air Force's interest in the L-410.
Confronted with the article by the U.S. Ambassador in Prague, an official
of the Czech import firm restated the intent to use the L-410 only for
civilian purposes within Czechoslovakia and offered to sign an additional
agreement that no L-410 aircraft containing U.S. equipment would be sold
to the USSR or other East European countries, The Department of State
decision on the matter is pending.
6. USSR Time-Zone Revisions: A recent USSR broadcast indicated a
possible revision of time zones in the USSR. New divisions may follow
the frontiers of repuillics, krays, and oblasts. All bureaus and Area
Divisions are requested to b alert for any information regarding new time
zones or USSR time changes.
7. Emergepoy Communications: Installations of the necessary switching
equipment to permit allocated circuits from the Tokyo, Caribbean, Panama,
and London Bureaus to be switched from FBIS Headquarters in Arlington to
the FBIS emergency relocation site has begun. Each bureau will be advised
before its circuit is tested.
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SUBJECT: Letter of Information, 26 December 1968
OPERATIONS
8. Meo Monitoring,: A Meo linguist was brought into the Bangkok Bureau
for 4 days during November to check Meo broadcasts from Radio Pathet Laos
the Radio of the Patriotic Neutralist Forces, and Hanoi. It was found that
there are many dialects of this language, each designated by colors:
Nhite, red, black, blue, and striped:" Unfortunately few linguists under-
stand all dialects, but it was confirmed that both the Pathet Lao and the
PNF radios use the same dialect (white) and repeat in Meo their regular
Laotian broadcasts, Radio Hanoi broadcasts in the "black" dialect could not
be understood, Another Meo linguist is scheduled to work at the bureau for
1 month to make a more definitive sampling and to identify a new service in
Meo recently begun by the Voice of the Thai people.
9, Broadcasting Developments: North Vietnam introduced five new
30-minute programs in November--two in English for U.S. Servicemen in
South Vietnam and the others in Vietnamese for followers of the "Thieu-Ky
Puppet Administration." The programs are broadcast on two transmitters new
to the Hanoi services, making a total of 21 shortwave transmitters compared
with the 11 used only 5 months ago. This includes at least two used by
Radio Liberation, which recently has been identified more closely with Hanoi
through transmitter interchange. The Okinawa Bureau has added the new
English-language programs to coverage.
Radio Moscow on 10 December increc.sed its international broadcasting
in Rumanian by 2 hours daily, and by rearranging its transmitting facilities
now presents a daily 5-hour continuous evening service in this language. On
the same day, Moscow also introduced two new 30-minute programs in Serbo
Croation to Yugoslavia. By further rearrangements for the service to Yugo-
slavia, a continuous broadcast in Serbo-Croatian, Slovene, and Macedonian
is presented for 3 1/2 hours at prime evening listening time. The BBC
monitors these services.
The USSR's international service output now totals 1,897 hours
weekly. It uses a total of 85 shortwave transmitters at its peak recriod
of operation and broadcasts in 80 languages,
"Voice of Iraqi Kurdistan," a clandestine broadcast controlled .
by the leader of dissident Iraqi Kurds, Barzanis was heard during the last
week of November for the first time since 1966. After 5 days, the trans-
missions disappeared and were not heard again until 14 December. The
Mediterranean Bureau is covering this service.
Radio Tirana announced in late November that the Albanian inter-
national service programs in Czech had been reduced to 28 hours weekly.
Programs in Czech were introduced by Radio Tirana in 1966 and reached a
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'SUBJECT: Letter of Information* 26 December 1968
peak of mor
in August,
t after the invasion of Czechoslovakia
A cruising search for a Cuban clandestine transmitter, reported 50X1
by an Organization component* produced negative results. The transmitter
allegedly spoke for a Major Acosta, who, more recently, has been reported
to be in a Havana hospital as a result of an automobile accident.
10. .Coverage of Supreme Soviet Reports:
by the London PMU to provide rapid processing
main reports to the Supreme Soviet session on
Daily Report was able to publish full text of
economic plan report on 12 December, the same
paper. The 8.000-word Garbuzov budget report
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Special arrangements were made
from the USSR press of the two
10 December. As a result, the
the 12,000-word Baybakov
day PMU received the source
was published the following
11. EAD, Contractual Facility Support: To alleviate a translation
burden which otherwise would have devolved on Austrian Bureau during the
Polish party congress in November, EAD undertook to select and coordinate
processing of a large volume of press materials on the congress for publi-
cation in Daily Report supplements. Some 60,000 words were translated,
edited, and typed on mats by the Contractual Facility in a period of 3 weeks.
12, Monitorial Manpower:
Saigon: The bureau was able to resume limited coverage of Rhade
and Jarai broadcasts with the hiring of a part-time monitor. A part-time
Vietnamese/English monitor left on 1 December for induction into the
Vietnamese armed forces.
Bangkok: A contract Burmese monitor entered on duty at the
beginning of the month and is making good progress. A bureau advertisement
for a Thai-Lao-English linguist drew aImost 40 responses and testing is
underway..
Caribbean: The first two contract Spanish-language monitors hired
in the Continental United States reported for duty. Two locally recruited
Spanish-language monitors were terminated. The bureau now has a total of
14 monitors and monitor-trainees on duty.
SERVICES AND REQUIREMENTS
134 Lateral Services: At L&R's suggestion, the State Department Mali
desk requested that FBIS file all items on the Mali political situation to
the U.S. Embassy in Bamako. A Bamako telegram to the Department on 3
December asked that FBIS be informed of the Embassy's appreciation for "the
rapid dissemination of news items regarding the Mali coup," adding that
"the timely reports on key stories were Extremely useful."
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SUBJECT: Letter of Information, 26 December 1968
In response to a request from the British High Commission, the
African Bureau supplied full texts of Kaduna Radio's "Spotlight" com-
mentaries for the period 8-11 November instead of the usual excerpts.
The U.S. EMbassy and the Kaduna Consulate have asked the Bureau to
compile on a continuing basis a list of all "Spotlight" commentaries
along with a brief resume of each.
14. Special Services A copy of the Truong Chinh
Report "Let Us Be Grateful to Karl Marx and Follow the Path Traced by Him,"
published as a Daily Report Supplement on 2 October, was delivered by
special courier to an Organization representative at the Pentagon in
response to an urgent request. Several other copies of this supplement
were delivered to the Office of the Secretary of Defense and various
Pentagon components on the same day in response to special requests.
An Organization component expressed appreciation for a package
of materials compiled by MOS on Soviet, CPR, and Cuban external broadcasting,
which was passed to Congressman Harrison of Wyoming.
In response to a special request by an Organization component,
bureaus were asked to flag to L&R all processed references to the forth-
coming book "The Fall of Khrushchev."
The wife of an Air Force colonel missing in action since January.
1968 spent several hours in Asia Division looking for pictures of her husband
in the Lao papers. She had received a letter from a friend in Thailand
which stated that someone had seen her husband's Photo in a Lao paper.
Unfortunately, she did not find the photo.
support for Organization components includeithe following
Asia Division's Political Branch helped identify the complete
structure of the Mongolian Government and Party organization.
Asia Division's Near East & North Africa Branch translated a
29-page English document entitled "The Basic Functions and Structure of
a Counterintelligence Service" into Arabic. The reverse translation of
this highly technical handbook took more than 4 weeks and resulted in
67 Arabic pages.
A project calling for the "study, analysis of, and recommendations
concerning" some two dozen issues of the Sudanese newspapers Anba As-Sudan
and An-Was "in order to increase their readability and circulation as well
as methods of gaining ads and economizing on format" was completed by Asia
Division's Near East & North Africa Branch.
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SUBJECT: Letter of Information, 6 December 1968
The Physical Sciences Branch of the USSR Division translated a
200-page manual on a Soviet radio receiver and the Policial/Sociological/
Military Branch translated a 130-page transcript of the interrogation of
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a KGB defector.
A sequel to PAD Special Report RS.88 of April 1968 assembling
Pyongyang statements on Korean unification and the South Korean "atiniggle
was prepared at ONE request in support of a forthcoming estimate.
PAD special services included a check of Hanoi Key Themes card
file entries covering the past 2 years for the State Department in support
of a White House request for references to "counterrevolutionary crimes"
or insurrectionist elements in North Vietnam; culls for Organization com-
ponents of Soviet comment on U.S, bases in the Mediterranean and of Soviet
attacks on the European Union, EEC, and NATO; and a statistical comparison,
for State Department INR, of Soviet comment on the latest NATO meeting
with comment on NATO meetings in 1957, 1966, and 1967.
15. Use of FBIS Materials FBIS materials were
mentioned in a number of State Department telegrams during the month.
A high-precedence telegram from the Paris Embassy containing
the text of the DRV Government statement on the bombing halt, read by
Xuan Thuy at a 2 November press conference, noted a variation in the wording
of the statement in the two versions carried by vnA, both of which were
monitored by FBIS.
Saigon Etbassy telegrams said that the FBIS-monitored text of
President Thieu's address to the National Assembly on 2 November contained
significant variations from the "official translation" received from the
President's office. Saigon Bureau noted clear evidence from the specific
words used that the "official" version was not prepared from the broadcast
version. Other telegrams from the Saigon Embassy quoted liberally from
FBIS-monitored Hanoi and Liberation Radio reaction to President Johnson's
31 October speech, Ho Chi Minh's November appeal to the Vietnamese people
on the occasion of the bombing halt, President Thieu's 4 November address,
the DRV Foreign Ministry 5 November protest againstU.S. reconnaissance
flights, the NFLSV-Vietnam Alliance joint communique of 5 November, Hanoi
Radio's comments on the U.S. elections, the DRV Foreign Ministry 16 November
statement on representation at the Paris talks, and President Thieu's
27 November press conference.
A Vientiane Embassy telegram noted that a Pathet Lao Radio com-
mentary on the bombing halt monitored by Bangkok Bureau was "the first
reference by the Pathet Lao to the halt we have seen," Another Vientiane
cable quoted liberally from the FBIS-monitored Pathet Lao broadcast of the
new NLIDC political program.
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SUBJECT: Letter of Information, 26 December 1968
The Amman Embassy cited a number of Cairo Voice of Fatah broad-
casts monitored by FBIS in several of its situation reports on the demon- .
strat ions and other developments in Jordan in early November. A Department
cable to the U.S. diplomatic representative in Cairo noted that his summary
of Nasir's 6 November message to King Husayn contained variations from the
version reported by FBIS. He responded that the FBIS version was "sub-
stantially the same as in the local media" and apologized for his ?
"elliptical drafting" of Nasir's remarks in the first telegram. Other
Amman Embassy cables quoted liberally from FBIS-monitored Voice of Fatah
broadcasts of the communiques by the Palestine Revolutionaries Front and
an interview with Fatah spokesman Arafat. The Embassy also cited the MENA
account of the arrest of a U.S. military attache in the Al-Wahdat area,
reported by FBIS.
A high-precedence telegram from the Bamako Embassy cited a 21
November communique by the "Military Committee for Liberation," broadcast
by Radio Mali and monitored by FBIS Kaduna, as "the first authoritative
indication" of the targets of the coup, which "confirms our earlier
impressions." Other Bamako Embassy cables containing situation reports
on Mali political developments mentioned FBIS-monitored broadcasts.
Cables from the Lagos Embassy eitea developments in the Nigerian war
reported by Radio Biafra, Radio Kinshasa, and Northern Nigeria Radio, all
monitored by FBIS.
A high-precedence message from the Department to the U.S.
Mission to NATO and the Belgrade Embassy cited an FBIS-monitored report
of Radio Tirana's reaction to Under Secretary of State Katzenbach's visit.
to Yugoslavia.
The Key West Bureeu supplied continuous support to the State
Department Coordinator of Cyban Affairs, Miami, in connection with the
hijacking of a National Air Lines plane that landed at Key West for
refueling on its way to Bavana. The Coordinator noted that the information
he received was most helpful and would be used in deciding when to send a
plane to pick up the pasnengers.
16. PAD Automation Project
Automation of PD's Hanoi Key Themes file and backdating of this
file to the period of the August 1964 Tonkin Gulf incidents are continuing,
in response to a May reqt.est to the Director of Central Intelligence from
the Director of Intelligimce and Research, Department of State. The
Director of INA asked fw speediest possible computerization of this file,
which covers Hanoi statements in some 6o categories, to facilitate its use
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in support of the U.S. negotiators in Paris. PAD expects to complete the
backdating by February 1969. Concurrently, the back entries as well as a
current input of some 400 entries a month are being retyped to prepare a
magnetic tape for automation. When the automated system is in full operation,
consumers will be able to request computer printouts of entries in any
category or to receive a copy of the magnetic tape of the entire file for
use in their own computers.
High-level interest has been expressed in similar automation
of the older and more compendious Soviet and Communist China War Themes
files, now together containing some 47,000 entries and increasing,
respectively, at the rate of 100 and 60 entries a month. The Soviet
file covers some 65 categories, the China file 45. Transfer of the back
entries in these files to magnetic tape will begin next year and should
be completed by mid-1970.
If computerization of the existing files proves successful,
other thematic files covering additional topics and sources may be
developed for automatic programing. Examples include North Korean
statements on unification and South Korean insurgency, Chinese domestic
propaganda themes, and Soviet statements on aspects of such chronic
trouble spots as the Middle East.
FBIS PUBLICATIONS AND ISSUANCES
17. Supplements: Nine supplements to the Eastern Europe Daily Report
were published during the month: "Material on Fifth PZPR Congress 11-16
November 1968, Volume I--Main Report by First Secretary Gomulka," dated
20 November, 63 pages; same title, "Volume II--Speeches at 11-13 November
1968 Sessions," dated 6 December, 74 pages; "Volume III--Speeches at 14,
15 November 1968 Sessions; Membership of Congress Commissions," dated
11 December, 73 pages; "Volume IV--Resolutions," dated 17 December,
58 pages; "Materials on Czechoslovak Political Developments, Volume IX,"
dated 21 November, 88 pages; same title, Volume X, dated 27 November,
80 pages; Volume XI, dated 13 December, 90 pages; "Materials on Polish
Political Developments," dated 25 November, 75 pages; and "Materials on
East European Political and Economic Developments," dated 4 December,
88 pages.
Of the 689 pages in these nine supplements, nearly 90 percent
was typed by the Contractual Facility and 149 pages represented trans-
lations by the Facility.
18. Broadcasting Stations of the World: The final proofs of the
22d edition of Broadcasting Stations of the World') were submitted by
Printing Services Division for MOS approval on 12 December after initial
difficulties in the new process were corrected. The use of the LINOTRON
process has reduced the number of pages by half, The Uvernment Printing
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Office is printing this edition in-house, which will materially reduce
further delays in publication.
19. Ez.2121 Items on FBIS Wire: PAD prepared items for Wire dis-
semination on CPR provincial propaganda behavior and on a 9 December
Menial Daily' editorial which apparently presages a major change in the
structure of rural communes. MOS contributed an item to the FBIS Wire'
Service on 12 December concerninR Radio Moscow's increased broadcasts to
Rumania and Czechoslovakia,
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MISCELLANEOUS
20. Visits and Briefian: Eleven FBIS employees were briefed at the
National Security Agency during November. Visitors from DIA and FTD/Wright
Patterson AFB were briefed on FBIS organization and activities during the 50X1
month.
Visitors to MIS field installations included: To. Okinawa Bureau--
Mr. John W. Coffey, ADD/S; Dr. John Tietjen, DIMS, accompanied by
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Maj. Eugene A. Bendel; a group of officers from 7th Psy Ops Group, headed 50X1
by Capt. Nathan F. Cliatt; Miss Anne Campbell, vice consul; Mr, Donald
Mauro of JSPC, Okinawa; and Mr. Joseph Talbo, Stratcom maintenance coordinator
To Panama Bureau?Mt. William Pryce and Mr. Richard Bauer, newly assigned to
the Political Section of the American Embassy, Panama. To Mediterranean
Bureau-OMS; Col, Hossein Vahdatehagh, Lt. Muhammad 50X1
Graffar an smai aorsandi of the Iranian Monitoring Service:
TO Bangkok Burcau--two senior officers from an NSA installation in Thailand;
Father Harold Thiel, a Catholic missionary to Meo tribesmen, who will help
in recruiting a Meo linguist. To London Bureau--Commander Johnson and
Lieutenant Commander Franco of the CINCUSNAVEUR staff, London.
ADMINISTRATION
21. liate_Schedules: All requests for or changes in local vie
schedules should be addressed to the Chief, Administrative Staff.
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22. Rest for A ?oval of Itinera and Issuance of Travel Orders:
Please include your telephone number in the Home Leave Address block of
this form,
23, Regulator Issuances: The following regulatory issuances were
disseminated:
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24. personnel cuRatu22 November 13 December 1221
New Elltkaral
Retirements
ResigrflAtia
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Clerk Typist, Publications Division
Editor, Publications Division
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Operations Officer
Okinawa Bureau
Liaison & Requirements Off.
Executive & Planning Staff
Teletype Supervisor Teletype Supervisor
Wire Services Staff Okinawa Bureau
Admin Officer Admin Officer
London Bureau Administrative Staff
Admin Assistant Projects Assistant
Saigon Bureau Field Operations Staff
Editor Editor
Austrian Bureau Publications Division
Editor Editor
Okinawa Bureau Publications Division
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Asia Division Europe/Africa/LA Division
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Clerk Typisti Publications Division
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25. Training (22 November - 13 December 1968)
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Internal
Course/Dates
Geography of Communist China
(2 - 20 December 1968
Intelligence Review
(2 - 13 December 1968)
Management
(2 - 6 December 1968)
Advanced Management (Planning)
External (Full Time)
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Cambodian
(21 October - 13 December 1968)
Contracting by Formal
Advertising (9 - 13 December 68)
Fitt
Asia Division'
Government Contract Adminis-
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West Coast Bureau
West Coast Bureau
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Ektel.mal (Full time) (cont8)
Collin/aka
Defense Petroleum Indoctrination
Digital Subscriber Terminal
Equipment Maintenance
(18 November - 6 December 1968)
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Employee/Assignment
ROGER G, SEELY
Director
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