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1. ANNUAL REPORT TO CONGRESS

   sites. In the wake of the missile crisis most of those troops were withdrawr. We believed that the small ... for current intelligence-an appraisal of fay t- breaking events or support in a crisis-place a heavy burden ... on our crisis monitoring capabilities. There were thus three primary dimensions to this challenge: preparing ...

2. BRIEFING BOOK FOR NSPG MEETING

   missile force, and reject proposals calling for on site inspection. On INF, they have dropped ... their precondition that US INF missiles be withdrawn before negotiations begin but are likely to press ... Gromyko may suggest that a ban on long range sea-launched cruise missiles (SCLMs) is no longer feasible ...

3. JPRS ID: 8919 LATIN AMERICA REPORT

   PREI~A, 31 Jan 80) 15 Mari Bras: U.S. Admiral Behind Attacks in Puerto Rico (PRELA, 2 Feb 80)].6_ Cuban ... Cooperation With CF~IA Members Aids Cuban Agriculture. (Rafael Francia Mestre; EKONOMICHESKOYE l~ ... president of the Cuban Councils of St~te and Government, has expressed his ~oy "over the fact that Cuba ...

4. WEEKLY SUMMARY

   on specific Soviet or Cuban moves to exploit the Panama crisis, it denounced US policy toward Cuba and US ... missile (SAM) system, which may by now consist of as many as a dozen sites. As part of the same air ... Okello and his Cuban- trained thugs. Tanganyikan police--flown to Zanzibar at the request of Karume ...

5. WEEKLY SUMMARY

   goals is an ex- pected sharp slowdown in domestic demand, arising from the energy crisis and normal ... from the US and six large guided-missile patrol boats from France at a cost of over $600 million indicate ... with Seakiller surface-to- surface missiles and Seacat surface-to-air missiles, and 12 hovercraft. Ten ...

6. COMMUNIT AID ACTIVITIES IN NON-COMMUNIST LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, 1979 AND 1954-79

   fell to a six-year low of $250 million, and China garnered only $140 million of new orders. The Cuban ... With Major Non-Communist LDCs 5 2. Communist Countries: Military Technicians in Non-Communist LDCs Cuban ... the older equipment with more sophisticated, expensive weapons. High Profile Military Presence. Cubans made ...

7. A POLITICIAN WHO PUTS PERSONAL TIES FIRST

   strides. Bush had been skeptical about the feasi- bility of Reagan's proposed missile defense system ... all nuclear ballistic missiles, an idea that gained currency in the White House in mid-1986. The idea stuck ... became public in late November 1986, creating a crisis for the Rea- gan administration and a political ...

8. ADDITIONAL ITEMS FOR YOUR BREAKFST WITH THE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

   missile, Iraq was able to hit targets deep in Iran for the first time in the war, firing some 200 missiles ... a resolution to the crisis have stalled because they fear that Noriega is in too strong a position to commit ... crisis. Additionally, the regime is increasing its efforts to circumvent US economic sanctions and collect ...

9. ADDITIONAL ITEM FOR YOUR BREAKFAST WITH THE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

   in Baghdad's fortunes. Using an extended range missile, Iraq was able to hit targets deep in Iran for the first ... time in the war, firing some 200 missiles at several major cities. Iran could not respond in kind ... Mediate a resolution to the crisis have stalled because.they.fear that Noriega is.intoo strong ...

10. ADDITIONAL ITEM FOR YOUR BREAKFAST WITH THE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

    Using an extended range missile, Iraq was able to hit targets deep in Iran for the first time ... in the war, firing some 200 missiles at several major cities. Iran could not respond in kind and Iranian ... a resolution to the crisis have stalled because they fear that Noriega is in too strong a position to commit ...

11. WE MUST INTERVENE IN CUBA EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. W.J. BRYAN DORN

    President Kennedy is not to blame for the Cuban debacle. He inherited the whole fan- tastic spider web ... who were not afraid to act in a crisis. He has the opportunity in Cuba. EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. LESTER HOLTZMAN ... In a recent column, for example, he places no small portion of the blame for the Cuban fiasco ...

12. BRIEF OF INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND ALEKSEI ADZHUBEI (EDITOR OF IZVESTIA)

    and Germany have become I think, areas of heightened crisis since the Vienna meeting, and I think extremely ... that the interference in the affairs of Cuba was a mistake. '.7:re hope that the Cuban people will consolidate ... testing as the first step, and then proceed step by step through atomic weapons, through missiles ... In addition, Berlin and Germany have become, I think, areas of heightened crisis since the Vienna meeting, ... FOR RELEASE- CIA INFO DATE: 24-Apr-2019 h b 1)_15_-.. u e so that this is not a continuing crisis ... of countries changers-- weapons change-- 4 science changes-- without missiles, without nuclear capability, ...

13. THE MESS IN VIETNAM-II

    operations of the Enterprise in the Cuban crisis and by the spectacular round-the-world cruise of his- ... than has been provided is possible, and has now become absolutely essential. The Hawk missile bat- talion, now assigned ... to South Vietnam, merely complicates the problems of local se- curity; the missiles?if they are to provide ...

14. VALOR IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

    the Alliance for Frog- ",,Diarninican crisis, but it does bring to an adt12e given to the President ... remain, partibularly the prob- time, of acute crisis. Much of this advice was one notes a general tendency ...

15. FR:LUFT G TO:MARSAN G

    CREST Consolidated Translations CIA-RDP91-00403R000201230029-8 RIF S 100 December 29, 2016 August 14, 2005 29 ABSTRACTS Attachment Size CIA-RDP91-00403R000201230029-8.pdf 5.5 MB NO 112 THE HUMAN KNEE JOINT AS A BIOMECMANICAL PMEM RTC 78-11593-068 LUFT. G. ...

16. FORMATION OF CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR A FREE CUBA

    on which the spirit of resistance feeds. Until the. Cuban events, the prevailing impression on both counts ... were at their lowest ebb. The Cuban con- frontation 'has somewhat improved the as- sessment of Western will ... must be found, short of war, to tion of the condition and status of political liberate the Cuban people ...

17. EXCERPTS FROM TRANSCRIPT OF FORD'S TESTIMONY AT HEARING ON VICE-PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

    vents. `:Basic. Divergence on. Middle East Crisis and Kissinger's Way of Doing Business Among ... of the Middle East crisis led American officials, that Britain to the recent' sharp public riftI and. ... publicly for the 'position they took.during the crisis has disclosed that the personality of. ...

18. CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT A JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

    1. "Missile Gap" 2. Cuban Missile Crisis b. Continued Pressure to Increase Oversight 1. U-2 ... congressional debate and the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 refocused attention on the Agency's capabilities. ... of House.Arined Services with the mandate to give CIA. in-ore attention. (d) The "Soviet Missile Gap" ...

19. CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT A JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

    1. "Missile Gap" 2. Cuban Missile Crisis b. Continued Pressure to Increase Oversight 1. U-2 ... and the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 refocused attention on the Agency's capabilities. (f) Reflecting ... with the mandate to give CIA more attention.. (d) The "Soviet Missile Gap" argument in the 1960 ...

20. SOUTH VIETNAM: LAST CHANCE FOR FREEDOM IN ASIA

    to our bewilderment, the dispersal of the refugees; the orders prohibiting Cuban exiles from use ... withdrawal of missiles and aircraft, and with a sinking heart we recognized that the inspections ... the Cuban Bay of Pigs fiasco occurred. Then the President met with Mr. Khrushchev in Vienna and upon ...

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