CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN - 1959/01/06

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• Publication Date: March 10, 1959

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INTELLIGENCE
10 March 1959
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The Daily Brief of the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN is
produced by the Director of Central Intelligence in consultation
with representatives of departments and agencies of the United
States Intelligence Board. Back-up material is produced by CIA
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10 MARCH 1959
I. THE COMMUNIST BLOC
Khrushchev's suggestion that "min-
imum" forces be stationed in Berlin
probably made in expectation of West-
ern rejection.
USSR and Australia likely to re-estab-
lish diplomatic relations soon.
II. ASIA-AFRICA
Iraqi rebellion apparently has not
spread beyond Mosul area.
Sudan - New cabinet changes reflect
strength of army elements favoring
looser ties with West.
Nationalist demonstrations may de-
velop in Kenya.
Low freight rates granted Afghan
shipments through USSR would un-
dercut US-financed Afghan-Pakistani
transit program.
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III. THE WEST
0 Communists make recovery in French
municipal elections, but election law
will work to reduce number of towns
under their control.
0 Cyprus - Attitude of former terror-
ist leader Grivas enhances prospect
for peaceful transition.
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