CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: March 2, 1960
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 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
2 March 1960
DAILY BRIEF
I. THE COMMUNIST BLOC
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regime--have met informally to decide on a possible coordi-
nated protest if the wage cuts resulting from the higher work
norms continue through the 10 March pay day. The workers
now appear to be better organized than for the apparently
spontaneous strike on 19 and 20 February at the Poznan rail-
way repair shops and railway yards, which was readily brought
under control by regime threats to blacklist striking workers.
The Warsaw regime has already laid off a number of industrial
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11. ASIA-AFRICA
flect the government's renewed emphasis on the issue but do
Indonesia; The statements to parliament by the army chief
of staff and security minister, General Nasution, regarding
Indonesia's claim to West Irian (Netherlands New Guinea) re-
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not foreshadow imminent military operations. Nasution said
that the struggle to reclaim West Irian would be intensified
and that it would be waged on all fronts--political, economic,
and military. Nasution undoubtedly hopes to keep the army in
the forefront of the politically significant West Irian campaign,
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the Communist party and which received the support of Soviet
Premier Khrushchev during his recent visit.
Kenya; African leaders have indicated that they do not
expect the London agreements to last as long as the four or
five years hoped for in London, and have made aggressive state-
ments on their return to Kenya? A speech by Tom Mboya, in
which he advised moderate as well as rightist Europeans to ac-
cept an African-dominated "democracy" in Kenya or get out, was
followed by disorders between African nationalists and police.
The prospect of increased African participation in government.
and of unabated African demands for full independence will
prompt some Europeans to leave Kenya and may lead others to
consider extralegal means of combatting the African "threat. ~"
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Renewed emphasis on Indonesia's claim to West Irian
(Netherlands New Guinea) probably is indicated by state-
ments to parliament on 27 February by Army Chief of Staff
and Security Minister General Nasutiona Nasution reported-
ly stated that the struggle to "reclaim" West Irian would be
intensified, that it must be waged on all fronts--economic,
political, and military--and that it must be carried on both
within West Irian and outside its borders. He said that the
West Irian issue affected all of Indonesia's domestic and
foreign policies and would continue to do so as long as the
territory was not returned to Indonesia. The army's press
spokesman, however, has denied press reports that Nasu-
tion said the nation should be prepared to undertake a war
in behalf of its claim.
During the same parliamentary debate, Foreign Minis-
ter Subandrio refused to say whether or not Indonesia would
raise the Irian question at the next session of the UN General
Assembly, claiming it would be a "tactical error" to reveal
future actions at this time. lubandrio told the Thai foreign
minister a few weeks ago that Indonesia was very anxious
to settle the West Irian question with the Netherlands, and
that if this could be done adjustments would be made regard-
ing Dutch economic claims in Indonesia
Both Subandrio and President Sukarno have stated pub-
licly during the past year that Indonesia will not resort to
force to achieve its claim. Indonesian officials, particular-
ly President Sukarno and air force leaders, undoubtedly feel
that the nation's military build-up is strengthening its interna-
tional stature and will assist In bringing pressure to bear on
the Netherlands. Indonesian paramilitary groups reportedly
continue to infiltrate West Irian in an effort to stimulate the
local population against the Dutch administrations
The West Irian claim was de-emphasized in 1958 and
1959, and anti-Dutch measures in Indonesia itself were sub-
stituted. National pride and political necessity now may
dictate renewed emphasis. Nasution undoubtedly hopes to
keep the army in the forefront of leadership for the politi-
cally significant West Irian campaign, which has been con-
sistently exploited by President Sukarno and the Communist
party and which was supported by Soviet Premier Khrushchev
during his recent visit.
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Kenya Africans Maintain Pressure for New Concessions
Statements by African delegates on their return to Kenya
from constitutional talks in London have been pro-vocative in
tone and reflect intent to continue pressure for full independ-
ence. African leader Tom Mboya has characterized the com-
promise agreed to in London as only an interim measure, to
be followed swiftly by full independence. The London agree-
ments provided for legislative elections later this year under
a greatly enlarged African franchise which is expected to re-
sult in a legislature with an African majority
Lspeech on 27 February by Mboya--in which he advised
moderate as well as rightist Europeans to accept an African-
dominated "democracy" in Kenya or get out--was followed by
disorders between African nationalists and police. A second
African spokesman emphasized in a press conference that Afri-
can delegates had not committed themselves to the preservation
of the White Highlands, a rich farming area which remains a
European preserve despite action late in 1959 to legalize Afri-
can holdingse
/he prospect of increased African participation in government,
unabated African demands for full independence, and continuing
pressure on the White Highlands will prompt some Europeans to
leave Kenya and may lead others to consider extralegal means of
combatting the African "threat."
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