CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 4, 2005
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: October 21, 1965
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
2. India-Pakistan: Both remain preoccupied with
repercussions of recent fighting. (Page 4)
3. Indonesia: Maneuvering between Sukarno and
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army continues. (Page 5)
Dominican Republic: Tension reduced by ac-
ceptance of plan to begin disarming civilians.
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India-Pakistan The situation is basically un-
changedd asbbth countries remain preoccupied with
the repercussions of the recent fighting.
Foreign Minister Swaran Singh has again stated
India's intransigent position on Kashmir. According
to an Indian official at the UN, Singh recently said that
India will not be forced into negotiations with an "ag-
gressor" and will not negotiate away any territory.
Singh added that the outcome of potential talks between
India and Pakistan could be confirmation of the present
Kashmir cease-fire line as a boundary.
Pakistan continues to be frustrated by the ap-
parent inability of the UN to make any progress to-
ward a Kashmir solution. The Iranian ambassador
in Karachi says that President Ayub is urging the Shah
to send his prime minister to Washington, London,
Moscow, and Paris to explore possible solutions to
the Kashmir problem.
The Pakistani press has carried a series of
anti-American articles during the past few days,
after a hiatus of more than two weeks. The outburst
of editorial comment was sparked by a Time maga-
zine article reporting a split in the Pakistani cabinet.
The press blames Ambassador McConaughy for this
article and for the deterioration in US-Pakistani re-
lations. The embassy has concluded that these at-
tacks, which have now spread to wire services and
the provincial press, could have come about onl
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Indonesia, The maneuvering between Sukarno
and the arWy continues,
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made7wo proposals for reconstituting Ine Indonesian
Communist Party (PKI). One is the re -establishment
of the party with leadership drawn from PKI officials
not involved in the 30 September movement. His al-
ternate proposal is the formation of a single party
which would include all elements of Indonesian polit-
ical life and would ban all other parties) Sukarno is
pressing the theme that the PKI was not the only group
involved in the 30 September affair. He states, quite
accurately, that elements of the army, air force, and
presidential guard were also involved.
The army, however, continues its anti-Com-
munist action. It is now reported that the Djakarta
army order which banned the activities of the PKI
and its affiliates also requires Communist leaders
at all levels in the Djakarta area to report to the
police or military autliorities. The Djakarta order
omits from the ban the Communist labor affiliate,
SOBSI. Possibly this is an attempt to discourage
labor unrest, particularly in the critical area of
food distribution.
Air Force Chief Of Staff Marshal Dani, who
was deeply involved in the 30 September coup, left
Indonesia on 19 October, on what appears to be a
minor assignment, possibly of long duration. His
departure fulfills only in part the army's demand
for a purge of the air force. The interim air force
commander is said-to be unsatisfactory to the army.
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The reported acceptance of a plan to begin dis-
arming civilians in Santo Domingo today has reduced
tension somewhat.
In a televised speech last night President Garcia
Godoy informed the country that the arms collection
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sectors of Santo Domingo and would apply to all citi
zens without distinction. He pleaded for cooperation
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receive and conduct searches for weapons in the rebel
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will collect arms elsewhere in the capital. This ar-
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presidents Juan Bosch and Joaquin Bal aguer].
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of 19 October and itA as feared they -would take matt
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terrorist attacks
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