FACE BOMBINGS OF PEACE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000100100104-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 27, 2000
• Sequence Number: 104
• Publication Date: July 20, 1965
• Content Type: NSPR

JUL2 01965
..~Appryed fgrYi se 2000/08/961 3ADP7
dollar development program in
{ exchange for an end- to Petp-
(ing's aggression -in Southeast
Asia.
While details are still living
(Moscow was, to brief Russian
!officials on U.S.. Intentions to
force an Asian confrontatiCn.,I
WASHINGTON The biiild NUCLEAR DANGER
What arrangement' Harriman
.up of U.S, combat forces in
ay he'trying to work out with
Srnrtli Viet Nam to 150,(tUt1 by.,.
fall constitutes the first- step -in e Soviet to eliminate the dan-
I,a "still?snrret grog-ani to sock r of a nuclear-armed Com-
an all-Asian settlement throur,i unist,C,hlna isn't known, al
a series of controlled military ough the paper indicated this
F ihiect would he discussed.
This'stralc?y, under prepara "i. ......
lion by ' 'President Johnson's,;: ve question in 1963, while nc-
- tinting the nuclear test ban
with Communist .China by I feet-.I Jy ordered tie ri epara.
o ing head on the. , Communisn of ' r nntingency 'plans' `fn
! flicl. 1?i It;rilixatinn of the Chicoms:'
Known as :the'"stick and car-?r; lnwevrr, these plans were nev
rot" approach, the paw polir:y : ,r implemented; r and wer
:.calls for:
Extension of "controlled"
,bombing into Red China, with
~' destruction of Peiping's "em-,~. Tha "contingency plans" hav
i bryonic nuclear plants" Rs a )cep. revived by. Bundy an
major objective. ))arl2 an integral part of tli
Offering China a multi?Jrillinni;
dministration's n e w Chin
?tratety, according to' Whit
low'e insiders.
While execution of these plan
P.4 Is with President Johnso
tnnathan Moore, special assis
worked out by McGeorge Bun-!' ,nt to William Bundy, assista
' dy. the Pres?ident's chief for- secretary of s"ate for the F
design of this controversial pro- Ilgress. .The U.S. will' not, hes
gram is now being made known
to key-, foreign diplomats, in-
cluding the Soviet leaders,
According to a National Sc- Ih He reports that, most impo
s` eulated in highest government 1 are willing to commit inn
quarters, Roving Ambassador .l than we balleve the Communis
NEAT; tNEMY . ?
Moore'a "legislative briefin
par"allgl., clbs?I! ;,,CTA,L Direc;
?helved after. President Ken
edy's death.
tat, to.bonrb the. enibryon
nuclear plants If Peking sen
troops into North: Viet Nam.'
U.S. enemy In. Southeast Asia
is Communist China and not
Russia, despite the latter's ship-.
ment of bombers and. ground-
to-air ' missiles' to North . Viet*
Nam.
Rahorn stressed that Peiping'
is keeping pressure on Hanoi to
step up the war in South Vet
to match the growing U.S. corn-
`,tntment.
Interven' inn by the, Red.; Chi
ne;a, both Rahorn and Moore
indicated,.: would : trigger' the.
f '
bombing ot.he atomic installa-,
titnl~5, including China's gaseous-
diffusion 'plant. This uranium-
producing reactor is near 'Lan- j
(-how on the Yellow . River In
THt CARROT
'Ambassador 17nhrynin, Secre-
' t:u v Rusk revealed ser" "ISM
only, to a handful of adminis
0 n e intercepted Dohrynin
message to the Kremlin quoted
` ready to offer China, 'extensive i
economic aid if an: all-Asian
'settfeiient could"be worked out.
'A he U.S. would accept the es-
tabiishment of a coalition gov
ermnent, including members of
the Communist. Viet Cong,. In
y,. South Viet. Nam ? if this could it
:.' gotiation and not force.'
r..whether the U.S. plans to es-,
,; ~lr-g- $oyiet;$round~tb air missile-
am, ee-
ahorti's private warnintes to bases -In North Viet
tawn,akers that the No. T retary Rusk was reported' to
.attacks unless the missiles are
used against U.S. planes.
TMe Ambassador, quot-
ed Rusk as saying that Presi-
dent Johnson will not accept a
militnry defeat at any price in
U.S. is ready to begin negotia-
tions with the North Vietnamese
when they are.
CIIINA FLASHES
The Chinese Cnmmunists'ha,,"e
begun province-wide military
training and raid' exercises 4n:
Fukien. An estimated 600,000.
militiamen and 'youths were
forced to engage in the military-
training. This coastal area is
ominsite the Chinese-Nationalisf-
held offshore islands of Qiie-
moy and Matsi' .. According
to an article In the latest issue,
of ""issues and Studies,". aA
Eni llsh-language monthly pub-
lish"d by the ' institute of inter-
nalinnal Relations of Taipei, the
Chinese Communists have '50
snhmarines. These subs are di-
vidod in'o five fleets and hayed
at the ports of Yulin on . She
Hninan coast; . Chanchiang in
South' Cltina: ' Shanghai, ' Chou
Shin, Wenchow and, Sansha in
East China; Port Arthur in
Manchuria; and Tsinglao in
North China,
NOTE: The boxed pot icy
-of this article did
'of
appear in the 19 Jul
issue of the NOR'
VIRGINIA SUN. ??