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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-01617A006100030036-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Sequence Number: 36
• Content Type: SUMMARY

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GENERAL
1.
-Soviet intentions concerning Tito--US Ambassador Kirk
aWt ev w wxtc a sates is shared by his
diplomatic colleagues in Moscow, that the USSR does not
plan to sever Soviet-Yugoslav relations at this time but
may be seeking to goad Tito into making this step. Kirk
suggests that the vehemence of recent Soviet propaganda
claiming that Tito, not the USSR, abandoned Yugoslav
claims on Austria, reveals Soviet embarrassment over the
Paris agreement. Kirk indicates that some diplomatic
personnel in Moscow believe that the Kremlin has a definite
plan for Tito's liquidation but that the US Embassy is not
inclined to accept this theory. The Embassy believes the
Kremlin may estimate that a combination of subversive
guerrilla activities and Yugoslav economic difficulties Will
bring about Tito's fall at an early date.
(C TA Comment: CIA agrees in general with these
views but is dubious that the Kremlin is trying to goad Tito
into breaking off all diplomatic relations, which the USSR
probably continues to find useful.)
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2. Increased Dutch concern over Re bl scan "infiltration"
US Representative Dow in Batavia reportsia l~aaconcern
over a Republican "concerted plan" for infiltration of Dutch-
held areas of East and Central Java has increased within the
past few days. The Dutch commander in Indonesia states that
his troops could not be restrained much longer in the face of
Republican "provocation."
(CIA C ommnt: CIA believes that despite the sincere
efforts of Republican leaders to Implement the cease-fire
agreement, the activities of the numerous Indonesian fighting
units--including Communist and dissident forces as well as
Republican--may provide an excuse for Dutch military acti(xn,)
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3. China to lace Soviet treat ?violations before GA--US
Ambassador ustin reports from ew or a the
Chinese UN representative has been instructed to place
Soviet violations of the 1945 Stno-Soviet treaty on the
agenda of the forthcoming General Assembly and has
asked whether the US would actively support Chinas case.
According to the Chinese representative, itemuntil the opening of
Government will delay filing the
off the USSR and the
the GA in order to avoid tipping
Chinese Communists.
(CIA. Comment: CIA believes that the long-con-
templated Chinese proposal has been hastened by the US
white paper and is designed to exert pressure on the US
to support the Nationalist Government in the UN.)
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