CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 19, 2003
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• Publication Date: October 2, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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2 October 1964
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
1. United Nations: Thant's views on dealing with
Soviet arrears problem. (Page 1)
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3. Notes: USSR-C rus? Ital - Communist
China; Austria; Indonesia. (Page 3)
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2 October 1964
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United Nations: Cu Thant reportedly plans to avert
a confrontation in the General Assembly this fall over
the Soviet arrears problem, if he judges a move to de-
prive Moscow of its vote under Article 19 of the UN
charter would be defeated]
(According to Constantin Stavropoulos, a ranking
member of the UN secretariat, Thant will propose
that the International Court of Justice again be asked
for an advisory opinion on Article 19 if majority sup-
port for invoking it is not in prospect. The issue
could be tied up in the court for a year.]
Thant "profoundly hopes" for such a majority be-
cause failure to implement Article 19 might lead to
the financial disintegration of the UN. Stavropoulos
claims, however, that this majority does not exist
now and that even some Western countries have not
been playing a helpful role, despite what they may be
telling the US Mission at the UN]
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CStavropoulos also stressed the importance of the
attitude of Sosa Rodriguez, who as president of the
General Assembly may have to rule on application of
Article 19. He feels Sosa Rodriguez will "be a lion"
if the US succeeds in building a majority. *Sosa
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would not rule Article 19 automatically in effect un-
less there is a prior assembly resolution.
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*USSR-Cyprus> Moscow has rebuffed apparent
Cypriot pressures for a public military aid agree-
ment. The cautious Soviet approach to the negotia-
tions with the Cypriot delegation was evident in the
vague communique of 1 October which avoided, any
reference to military assistance. It announced only
that agreement had been reached on "practical mea-
sures of assistance" which the USSR. will render to
Cyprus for "safeguarding its freedom and territorial
integrity." The communique reiterated Soviet support
for Cyprus against "aggressive actions and. intrigues"
by NATO countries and. again asserted that the Cypriots
should be allowed to settle their roblems peacefully
without external interference.
views."
Italy - Communist China: Rome has reportedly
decided to "abandon completely" the contemplated
exchange of permanent quasi-official trade offices
with Peiping.
Rome has a so dis-
suaded a group of Italian industrialists from making
a trade promotion trip in November. An Italian For-
eign Ministry spokesman told US Embassy officers
on 25 September that the decision regarding the
industrialists' trip was taken "in deference to US
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Austria: Chancellor Klaus reportedly proposes
to visit Yugoslavia soon, and it is expected that
Tito will agree since he is anxious in turn to visit
Vienna. Klaus, who leads the moderately conserva-
tive People's Party, is interested in seizing the
initiative on contacts with. Eastern Europe from his
Socialist coalition partners. The People's Party
has in recent years concentrated on ties with West-
ern Europe and has concerned itself relatively little
with developing ties with its eastern neighbors. fl
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Indonesia: North Sumatra is currently the prin-
cipal area of anti-Americanism in Indonesia. The
civil governor there has strong Communist and other
leftist support and has failed. to implement directives
from Djakarta to stop antiforeign activity. Such
activity has continued at US-owned rubber estates;
Peace Corps representatives have experienced. re-
peated. trouble; and the US consul at Medan has been
warned of incidents if he takes an island-wide trip.
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 NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATE
The United States Intelligence Board. on 1 Octo-
ber 1964 approved the following national intelligence
estimate:
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SNIE 53-2-64, "The Situation in South Vietnam"
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