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CIA-RDP71T00730R000500010125-9
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4
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December 21, 2016
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July 21, 2008
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125
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T0073OR000500010125-9 p u t to t h e B u r o p e a n Satellites and C .Fall av the, rela do n of C+tC 4 restrictions to Bloc countries in Au st of 1958 , anted by about 3#300 two from tree world sources. sales Were reported to ha" been made to Commamij ickel supply position in the d POUnds of nickel per ton of steel Production r eatir ted as follows: Nuropea,n satel- lites and C st China 5, 1 uv tons, of which b5.5W were produced in the US; ' -c+ Soviet Bloc production of nickel in 1958 is estimated at oi+et Bloc Nickel 9r uer=WY- 38: t is believed to have exported 59,, Ills. of Nickel per Ton of was 1.9 lbs. of nic, (Net Tons 1.95 0.70 ton of steel production. Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T0073OR000500010125-9 Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500010125-9 of 1958 C0CCil placed nickel metal and nickel-based, th a tentative maximum of 1#000 ent of 13,E net tons per year. tamed during the few ring 1959 are reported to quota. Ebility of 13,500 tons of free world nickel to Coe wist Satellites during 3,958 and the coasequent of the 6,500 tons furnished to t' a in that in an apparent supply of nickel in the nickel in the Situ-Soviet Bloc in 1959 will approxi- nickel per ton of steel. It is estimated that the Satellites and Cemonist China would have increased 2.17 lbs. in 1957 and 1.9 lbs. in 1"S. Availability o 2.18 lbs. per ton of steel ption, c+d to US program, inch the output of not exceed that of the US. Matel.1m of nickel we substantially the ,equiremaeut for nickel for military applicatious . the 36,...750 tons consuned by the in 19517, or 62 percent of the USSS apparent supply nickel in 1958. this essential metal. In il,g few years during which the t SSFt ban produc t quantities and of the probable demands current Soviet allocations for stockpiling are imum of 5,000 tons per year.* 5odiet arequiremen, military programs and for strategic count for 41,750 tons.- 1.38 lbs. of nickel Per , and 71% of the apparent suypply in 1958. nt supply of 0.70 lbs. of nicke man Satellites sad Comm the highest priority, d in excess of 25,000 tons of nickel in Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500010125-9 is unless C0 restrictions are reimposed. Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T0073OR000500010125-9 i billion rubles steed to double Soviet nickel pro seven Year Plan period represents an investment of 76 on of annual, refined nickel amity, equivalent to ~ car eretan. rate's of 5 rubles of $1.00. The Internet Tb aim in ern Mani i avers ratio of Soviet/f? Soviet nickel cos' 2.26 per lb.,, three tines the .75. Put another w+', is 18 tiaaes the free world price in a il.ars, ices for steel mill products average 6 times latively high costa of 4evelopont and extraction in proceeding energetically to avoid dependence 2#8W tons of contained nickel by 1962/63 and further increaaa is Ined by conperingg and a d equipment prices. coastru latie a and difficult Operat Soviet nickel price or 13.60 rubles per pound. Converted of nickel by expanding its I digen l +: ferr+onickel copse Ity Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T0073OR000500010125-9 Ce Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T0073OR000500010125-9 lterion (a) in that it is used prix ci . r for the developaeut, procUxtio or utilize Implements of war. (1) dip ityor(2) contrary, arm inc iu d the U availabilit; to the us tel. Of kpi,ling DIY the U &S. It steam piling feasible and has iclleel per ton of steel C = The availability of UICX--l frc the free world will riot the Bloc to become d+e - t c that source. ckel at free vorld primes and permits re-e portstion at the absorption of internal costs. aLVP11+es are nV*ni*jttly available and permit flexibility in motion Of nickel Approved For Release 2008/07/21: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500010125-9