CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: October 30, 1962

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CONTENTS
1. USSR-Cuba: Soviets "sticky" on inspection of
dismantling� procedure. (Page t)
2. Cuba: Castro continues pressing for greater
role in negotiations. (Page tt)
3. Bloc Shipping to Cuba: Three ships could reach
Cuban territorial waters during quarantine lull.
(Page tit)
6. India - Communist China: Chinese now control
the territory they have claimed in Ladakh.
(Page vt)
7. Brazil: Policy toward Cuba increases friction
In Brazilian armed forces. (Page vtt)
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*USSR: The Soviet Union appears to be counting
on dismantling its missiles in Cuba without having
the process itself subjected to on-the-spot UN obser-
vation
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In his conversation with UN Secretary General
U ant on 29 October, Soviet First Deputy Foreign
Minister Kuznetsov claimed that the missiles were
now being dismantled and shipped out. He stated
that when the dismantling is completed the USSR will
report to the Security Council and propose that a UN
team then be sent to verify the dismantling. He as-
serted that no UN team would be requ4red until the
USSR reports to the Security Council.
Kuznetsov made it clear, however, that the So-
viet government would not permit UN teams to inspect
incoming Soviet ships to verify that they were not car-
rying offensive arms. He noted that Moscow would ac-
cept such inspection b Red Cross representatives
from neutral countries.
Moscow's refusal to allow UN inspection of the� ac-
tua dismantling of the missiles appears in part to be
an attempt to avoid the establishment of a precedent
which might later be made applicable in disarmament
negotiations. Kuznetsov is maintaining a position on
UN surveillance comparable to the Soviet position on
disarmament inspection, which is that there be no in-
spection over armaments, but only over disarmaTent
and then only after the disarmament is completed.)
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*Cuba: Castro continues to press for a greater
role in negotiations over the Cuban missile bases
and insists that his "five uarantees" ainst res-
sion be accepted.
Havana press and radio broadcasts of 29 October
gave heavy coverage to Castro's proposals while giv-
ing relatively slif coverage to Khrushchev's mes-
sage of 28 October.
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tro wants the European governments informed that un-
less his demands are met he will resist dismantling
of the missile bases, and that any settlement over
Cuba must be made between Castro and KennecL)
The current stage of negotiations over Cuba ap-
pears o be causing apprehension and depression
among Cuban exile groups, and there is a growing
feeling among them that the US is abandoning Cuba.
Some exile forces including the Alpha-66 group have
announced their decision to continue the armed strug-
gle)
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*Bloc Shipping to Cuba: During the two day
cessation of the quarantine while U Thant is in
Havana, three bloc vessels--one Soviet tanker,
one Soviet dry cargo ship, and one Czech dry car-
go vessel�presently lying dead in the water at or
within 60 miles of the quarantine line could reach
Cuban territorial waters. They could not, however,
reach Havana if that is their destination.
Information available as of 0300 EST today in-
dicates that 4 other Soviet tankers, 3 other Soviet
dry cargo vessels, and possibly another Satellite
dry cargo vessel are en route to Cuba.
The Soviet tanker Grozny has been halted since
early on 28 October, just inside the quarantine line;
the Soviet dry cargo vessel Belovodsk, halted on
the morning of the 29th about 10 miles east of the
line.' and the Czech dry cargo vessel Kladno, halted
by 1700 EST 29 October about 60 miles east of the
line
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*India - Communist China With the fall of Demch-
hog in southeastern Ladakh, the Chinese are in control
of essentially all the territory they have claimed in the
Ladakh area.)
In the Chushul area and in the vicinity of the Kar-
akoram Pass, where the Chinese appeared several
days ago to have intruded sli htly beyond their claim,
they have not pressed furt
iGln the northeastern front, both sides seem to be
preparing for further action north of the pass at Se La.
Indian troops reportedly moved back into a village sev-
eral miles north of the pass when the Chinese unex-
pectedly withdrew, while to the east there is some sug.
gestion that the Chinese are trying to outflank the pass.
India's announcement that it has lost 2,500 soldiers
--either killed or missing--is its first public admis-
sion of the magnitude of its losses during the past ten
day!)
Goscow has apparently suspended further arrange-
ments for Indian purchase of Soviet aircraft, including
MIG-21s. India's recent order for 34 more MI-4 (Hound)
cargo helicopters may also be held up. This decision
provides further evidence to confirm Moscow's recent
shift from an attitude of neutrality in the dispute, which
was essentially anti-Chinese, to open support for the
Chinese side.
Nehru, however, probably has not yet abandoned
hope of playing off Moscow against Peiping, calculating
that Sino-Soviet differences will re-emerge as a result
of Khrushchev's moves to settle the Cuban crisis. De-
spite Nehru's realization that he will need increasing
material support from the West, he probably will try to
prevent any further deterioration in Indo-Soviet relations.
(Map)
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*Brazilarmed forces over the issue of policy toward Cuba.
. Friction has increased in the Brazil.n
President Goulart's decision on 28 October to
send the chief of his military cabinet, leftist General
Albino Silva, to see Fidel Castro is likely to aggra-
vate this friction. Many officers will view it as
evidence that pro-Castro elements are gal
fluence.
Minister of War 'cruel, however, had earlier
stat�publicly that Brazil supports the US quaran-
tine of Cuba. This statement, according to the
Brazilian press, is causing a controversy between
Kruel and leftist officers, including the commander
of the First Army in Rio de Janeiro. On this issue
Kruel probably has the support of a majority of
Brazilian general officers, who would probably en-
dorse the transfer of leftist officers from command
posts if the present tension reaches a breaking point.
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