EMERGENCY BRIEF (SANITIZED)

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CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8
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RIPPUB
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S
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4
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December 20, 2016
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January 18, 2008
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2
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Publication Date: 
October 10, 1956
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 4e Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 This is UNEVALUATED Information) tGENCY BRIEF DLte.,: 10 October 19156 COUNTRY: Rumania SUBJECT: Emergency Brie DATE OF INFO: a. I la number of antennas arranged in an elliptical form in an open field which was about 100X100 meters in size and was located about halfway between Beicau and Roman on the lefthand side of the railroad line going from Bacau to Roman. the installation was a powerful radio jamming station. b. February . II. Civilian Section a population census was being taken throughout Rumania in ter with the Security Police. 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 Only radio amateurs had to regis- 25X1 2. There had been n noticeable recent sudden increases in arrests by Security Police, There were no new restrictions on travel, nor 25X1 were there any significant increases in document checks or impositions of curfews. 3. There 11 no shortage of any goods in Rumania. On the contrary, goods were accumula ing in shops because people did not have enough money to buy them. The only items sold against coupons in Bucharest were black bread and sugar. Black bread was sold for four lei a kilo against coupons in order to prevent Npeasanti and othe citizens from outside communities from buying the bread and thus cam ing a shortage for inhabitants of the city. White bread could be bo ly at 4.60 lei per kilo. Sugar was the only rationed item. It cost nine kilogram and the allowance was one-half a kilogram per person per month. s had not been increased, while prices had slightly risen. Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 25X1 SECRET - 2 - 4. I no.halts in large construction projects or construction of de- fense projects. 6. telephone conversations in Rumania. People were careful of what they said over the telephone. there might have been censorship of participated in any air raid alerts. The organization AVSAP, to which only members of the CP belon ed, carried out instruction in shooting, parachuting, etc., in enterprises. . All employed persons had to subject themselves to inoculation against TB once a year and against typhoid fever every three years. Inoculation against typhoid fever was done in series, three shots the first year; two the second year; and one inoculation the third year.,. no information about air raid shelters recently built, and had not no information on recruiting activity for special duty in the security forces. 8. There had been no restrictions on weather broadcasts. The broad twice a day, at noon and at 2230 hours. casts were given 25X1 9. Not since 1947 -48 had there b ee n any forced movement of civilian s 25X1 10. a. All Sovrom establishe companies had d through a sec be re en dissolved except Quartit Sovro t decree in 1949 for the exploita m whic tion o h was f pech- blende (pi tchblende) ores a t Carasova, (15 kilometers from R esita) , Baita, and the Bihor region. colleagues who worked in the Resita Siderurgical Enterprise that travel from Resita to Carasova was prohibited. The Carasova uranium ore mines employed 15,000 persons, all of whom were political prisoners. The organization and management of the mines were composed of Soviet civilian personnel, while the actual work and guarding of the region was done by Rumanians. the Soviet soldiers belonged to a motorized unit or tank unit because the soldiers had tank insignia on their epaulets. b. There was a Soviet Military Command in the Galati shipyard. no smuggling o of Soviet dependents. tube operations of Communist leaders. f atomic devices. 14. Neither advanced medical preparations nor mass immunizations had come no increase in propaganda directed toward increasing nationalistic sen ments, etc., in Rumania. III. Intelligence Activities no information concerning intelligence activities directed against the Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8 Approved For Release 2008/01/18: CIA-RDP83-00418R006900500002-8