EIGHTH CENTO MINISTERIAL COUNCIL SESSION TEHRAN, APRIL 28-30, 1960 SCOPE PAPER

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Scone P+J2er April 4, 1960 The' Eighth Ministerial Council of CENTO will convene under the s of the Summit Conference, and the regional members will press for reassurance that we, and the British, have no intention of agree- ing .anything L ich would lessen their security. The Secretary's remarks on this stipjeet will probably be the most important single #eatueof our participation in the Tehran Council meeting. The atm sphere should also be relatively favorable as a result of the upturn the reg1l members' confidence due. to the Washington meeting and the President's trip. The regional members will continue to seek full U. S. membership but this issue will probably receive less'attention than it has in previous Council meetings. The regional members are likely, however, to show strong concern over delays in, moving ahead on CENTO economic projects, particularly the Turk.Irnian rail connection and the teleoom nicatione project. C d Structure has recently been a topic uppermost in the minds of the regional members and will be a subject for discussion. P kistan may seek CENTO support in its dispute with Afghanistan over the Pushtunistan issue. the undiminished need for CENTO and our ic-tentiou to continue 5 z \ng support of the Organization and its objectives 20 To convince the CENTO members of, and to augment their appre- e1.ation for, the benefits they derive from membership in the Organiza- tion Soviet propaganda attacks. Our objectives at the Council table saio Ld be: 1. To reflect in our statements ano no our conti t The .attitude of Iran continues 'to be a key is k r.. ti , ace Turkey is in NATO and Pakistan is in SEATO but I rar ha=: uI :laffi:O '_1 W- every in recent months Iran has stood firm ;u the face of heavy STATE review(s) completed. Approved For Release 2003/ Approved For Release 2003104/23 : ClA-RDP86B.00269R000400060001-~ Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 BEST COPY Available THROUGHOUT FOLDER Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269I,000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 SE(MM 3o To maintain our position that the establishment of a CEITO Co?snd Structure is undesirable at this time for political reasons; as a corollary, to minimize the importance of such a Structure. 4. To reassure the region states that the United States does not c?oftemplate an m3Aification of U. S. policy as a result of &=imit deltbereations which would adversely affect CE TO or its members. 5. To Impress upon the region l_ states that U, S. military and .con is aid programs must take into account not only the absorptive p,acity of regional states' populations and economies, but also U. S. arld-wide cc tments and the funds appropriated under the IAtual Security Programs. 6- While exchanging views frankly and freely on current problems riisl..ng in the CENTO area, to focus the regional members ? attention upon the Soviet Union as the principal threat to the peace and stability of 1 ;be area, and discreetly to dissuade them from involving CE1VZO in intra-.area disputes. 7- To impress upon Pakistan and. Iran that, while we regard their difficulties with Afghanistan and Iraq as pressing local issues which deserve constructive action between the states involved, we continue to believe the continuation of a policy of restraint and patient, efforts toward Iraq, and Afghanistan offers the best 'prospect of resolving these difficulties and of lessening Soviet opportunities ,for expanded influence in those countries. F3~ As Iran is a key member of C .CO, to rake a special effort, n intsin Iranian confidence and sense of participation in the Crgani 3:5..1.". n o S/ -NO Ra.yiuond L. Perkins Drafted by: NEA/NR - 14r0 Gannett I GTI - Mr d Hope NE - Mr., Eilts NEA - Mr,, Jones SOY - Ar. 14cSwneney C - Ar, Achilles Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 CONFIDENTIAL TEH Memo 3 March 30, 1960 EIC-1Th CE?ITQ liIr'ISTERIAiL COUNCIL SESSION Tehran, April 28-30, 1960 Preliminary List of Papers Attached is a preliminary list of papers to be prepared for the Eighth CEPITO Ministerial Council Session to be held in Tehran, April 28-30. The responsible officer and the deadline are indicated for each paper. NOTE: Only those position, background and reference papers related to subjects contained upon the agenda, or likely to arise in connection with items upon the agenda for the Council Session, are to be included in this list. See TEil Meno 2 for treatment of contingency papers on topics of lesser importance which may be raised either during the conference or in bilateral discussions taking place at Tehran. Raymond L. Perkins S/S-RO Room 5005, NS3&t. 5262 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 200 ' E! dt kDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Tehran, April 28-30, l960 Preliminary List of Papers Drafting Offico Annotated Agenda Scope Paper Reference Payers Delegation List NR - Mr. Gannett April ]11 Biographic Sketches of Principal Delegates RFB/BI I installation of Chair rum Ii. 2a--ni r g o itx Me tin Reitarks by the Secretary Ti. Adcpt:ion of A ida IV. ll s ~^x ~. rafti ~?/`J4?fu'uttee for the anal l~it3' I1 E 71k3 V O Report btk~e S:cretar General U.S.. Views on Report of the Secretary General NR - Mr. Gannett April 20 VI. Report ^x" v M 1`; t n'~r Come. tte+ U. S. Views on Report of the 1'li Lary Co r:.ittee (To include Co> n. rte. - Mira Gannett S Jru.cture and Military Contingency Planning) Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 CONFIDENTI. Approved For Release 2003tp4/.23-i-(yFAr-RPP86B00269R000400060001-0 Reference Papers Drafting Office Date Due Table of U. S. MAP for CENTO Members Nft - Mr. Gannett April lh Current JCS (NAP) Force Objectives for CENTO Members Nft - Mr. Gannett April 14 VII. Disport of the Liaison Committee U.S. Views on Report of the Liaison Com .ttee of Mr. Gannett April 11 'TIT. Report of the Counter-Subversion Committee U.S. 'Views on Report of the Counter- Subversion Committee NR - Ter` Gannett April ii U.S. Views on Cozmter.Subversion Office Staff NR -Y Mr. Gannett April 11 IX. Report of the Economic Committee U.S. Views on Report of the Economic Committee (Other subjects to be NR w Mr. Gannett April 20 listed after Economic Committee meeting, April 3-5) An nau 1 Report of tine Economic Comimittee for 1959 U. S. Views on Annual Report of the Economic Committee for 1959 NR - Mr. Gannett April 1 1;Ta Review of the International Situation Poaio.ion Pa. c-rs U. S. Adherence to CENTO NR - Mr. Gannett April 7 UAR Developments NE -- "Ir. Brewer April 114 Situation in Iraq NE - :ir. Lakeland April 20 Ar: b--lsrae]. Dispute NE - Fr. 'hasher April lh Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 cov i ii: . Approved For Release 20031x 2 : CtA RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Drafting Office Date Due Israel's Relations with Turkey rarad Iran NE - Mr. Hamilton April 1... Indo-Pakistan Relations SOA - Mr. Horgan April 124 U, S. Views on Afghanistan SOA - Mr. Gatch April 20 Afghan.Pakistan Relations SO A - Mr. Spengler April 20 Iran-Afghan Relations GTI - Mr.:-touser. April 11 Soviet Pressures on Iran GTI - Mr. Mouser April 14 Su emit Preparations SOV - IMir. i'icSweeney and April 20 NR - Mr. Gannett Economic Cooperation, Trade and Development April 14 Bakgrc3lnd Parjers Political-Economic Situation of Turkey G'TI .. Mr. Morris April 14 Political-Economic Situation of Iran GTI - Pir. Mouser April 14 P +l.itica1-Econom.c Situation of Pakistan :.OA - Mr. Spengler. April 14 kIi, Place and Date of the Next Ministerial Meeting U. S. Views on Place and Date of Next iii. ,i sterlal. Meeting IL ,r zr~ar rani of -Final- Ccnmiun .ciuiS IV. Any Other Bus' n-ea s U.S. and CEI~i.AD International Budget NR - Mr. Gannett Lan of the Sea,. U/I.5 Mr. Arneson April 7 April 14 April 14 XV, Closing Ax's Una ernents xCppr oven For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001- Executive Registry UNCLASSIFIED TEH Memo 4 March 30, 1960 EIGHTH CEITO MINISTERIAL COUNCIL SESSION Tehran, April 28-30, 1960 Designation of Coordinator The Secretary has designated the Counselor, Mr. Theodore C. Achilles, as Coordinator for the Eighth CEN'TO Ministerial Council Session at Tehran, April 28-30, 1960. He will be assisted by Mr. Michael Gannett (NEA/1R) who will function as Deputy Coordinator. Mr. Achilles' staff assistant is C. Dirck Keyser (ext. 4371). Raymond L. Perkins S`S- ao Ext. 5262 Room 5005 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2003/04/23: CIA-RDP86B00269R0004OQ -@y, ; OTJ,y TEH Mwo 2 Marc- 303 1960 EIGHTH LENTO MINIST aI:tL COUNCIL S1' SI,''.) f'ehran~ Ape-, 1218-30, 1960 Fore of Papers Prepared for Use of U.S I~elca a dean A. The following types of papers will be prepared for ise anti by S /S) "on 'con- nection with the Eighth CENTO Ministerial Council Session at Tehran, April 28 .30 ]. '! t 1. Position papers will be prepared 1) on subjects to be discussed during the Council meeting itself a A 2) on important bilateral and t u.lt il_a . r issues expected to arise in side conversations. Both typos of position papers should contain an outline of the U.S. and forei gr positions on. the, problem to be discussed. This outline should coi tai.n all foreign pwkition:3 anticipated and should not be over a page in length; any neceasGry e'I abora-_, tion or detailed supporting arguments should be given in a separa e dis- cussion section of the paper. A sample farm for position papers is attached. 2. Background papers should. be prepared only on important subjects -which wuld e usto the Secretary and other senior members of ti del.gaa tion, These papers should be kept as brief as possible. A ;hryort ammary should precede the body of the paper. The frequent use of subhe ada4.ngs is advised. 3. Reference papers of sufficient importance will be included in the con : e~::: nog series. Background and position papers, appropriately cleared., and reference papers, should be submitted to me in Room 5005 New ate, on letter-sized black hecto of TEL: series numbers wil1l then be assigned to them and dic tr.. i n made 0 The names of the drafting officers and all clearing officers., with their office designations, should be attached to the hectos on separate slips of paper. B. Contingency position or background papers on topics of lesser importance rich may be raised bilaterally during the conference may be prepared at the dis- cretion of the offices concerned. Such papers should be prepared in the usual format as described under "A" above and should be cleared in the normal fashion before Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Late one inch clear at top of page before starting first line of heading.) (SAMPLE POSITION PAPER) (CLASSIFICATION) EIGHTH CENTO MINISTERIAL COUNCIL SESSION Tehran, April 2 -30, 1 0 Position Paper Sub act (The Secretary might wish to raise or To be raised only at foreign initiative) *Recommad@d U.S. Position 1. The reccm?neuded U0S. position should be stated briefly and in short, easily readable paragraphs. *Anticipated Position of the Foreign Government 1. If the anticipated position includes iaore than one major point, each should be set off in brief paragraphs. 2. To be most useful the recoraeaended U. S. position and the anticipated position of the other goverment together should be no more than one page in length. 1. If collateral or background information is considered necessary, it should be ran as a DISCUSSION section. This should begin on a new page, even though the U.S. position and anticipated positions of other governments end in mid page. 2. DISCUSSION sections of position papers should be set up single-spaced with frequent paragraph breaks. In order to locate information quickly, it is often helpful to crake freque-lt use of subheadings. * If the question is to be discussed only if raised by the foreign government, the section on the Anticipated Position of the Foreign Government should precede that on the Reco wended U. S. Position. If the question is li!cely to be raised by more than one delegation, the anticipated position of each Goverment should be included under separate headings (CLASSIFICATION) Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 OFFICIAL USE ONLY submission to S/S. However, these contingency papers should not be reared on hecto but on bond and submitted to S/S in the original and 5 copies. It is the drafting offer's responsiility to distribute copies of these papers to the other offices concerned. S/S will undertake to clear these papers with the Coordinator and to distribute them as appropriate to delegi?tion members. Note; These papers will be used only on a contingency basis, and will not be 1) distributed in the conference series, 2) carried on the formal list of papers, or. 3) be included in the briefing books. Raymond L. Perkins 8/3-RO Room 5005 NS, Ext. 5 262 Stemple Position Paper. * Black hecto mats can be obtained in my office. Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 UNCLASSIFIED TEH :emo 1 March 30, 1960 IGHTH CE220 MEJISTERIAL COUNCIL SESSION Tehran, April 28.30, 1960 Distribution Pattern Attached is a distribution list for papers to be prepared in connection with the Central Treaty Organization Minister a1 Council Session to be held in Tehran, April 28- 30s 19600 Raymond L. Perkins S/S-.R0 Ext. 5262 Room 50059 New State UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 Approved For Release 2003/04/23 : CIA-RDP86B00269R000400060001-0 )t' tr1hution ~ fitter: loom I.-oa 1 rt. cc ,. c+ lnl? 4,945 1 1 51.14 t' L132 1 2 51156 14371 2 3-4 5110 1,1180 2 5-6 302`' L 6"^ 6 7-12 3203 3297 6 13-18 6162 1 2 19-20 3153 201.9 1 21 6325C 524 1a 2 22-23 6826 591. 4 2b-27 6819 14906 3 28-30 6531 2.314 1 31 14527 25614 2 32-33 14154 3277 1 314 Maiatico Bidg. 113x2861& 3 35-37 5131 5381 1 38 5271 5836 1 39 5005 5262 3 W-42 3E226 11x77836 12 3-54 Mr. ie1oy 0 Mr. Stutes C Mr. Keyser S/P Mr. Savage NR Mr. Gannett I I Mr. Winship Fri Mr. 9uUivan 10 Mr. Jone- a E Mr. ~'hostal P Mr. Kilduff III. 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