CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP79T00975A006900470001-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 10
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 21, 2003
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: April 24, 1963
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
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4o Haitio Duvalier~s attacks. on US may inspire
violence. (Page 4)
5. Bolivian Paz postpones his US .visit. (Page 5)
6. UK-USSRo A British firm plans to sell large-
diameter pipe to the USSR. .(Page 6)
7, Notesa USSR; Venezuelan (Page 7)
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Bolivian President Victor Paz- Estenssoro has
postponed his projected visit to Washington becau e
of Vice President Juan Lechin's return to Bolivia
Paz told the US ambassador that Lechin is ob-
sessed with the idea of becoming Bolivia's next presi-
dent in 1964, and that Lechin9s major reason for re-
turning to the capital from his ambassadorial post in
Rome was to serve as acting president during Paz
trip. Paz feels that if Lechin were allowed to do this
he would try to replace- certain cabinet officials with
his own supporters, alienate some armed forces units
from Paz9 and push through acceptance of the long-
pending Czech antimony smelter offer
~az foresees a sharpening in the cleavage be-
tween his political f ollowers and those of Lechin in
the coming months... He is convinced, however, that
for the present he has the upper hand over Lechin.
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UK-USSRo ~ new round of pressure upon certain
NATO governments and Japan to permit shipment of
large-diameter steel pipe to the bloc may be at hand
as a result of plans by a British steel manufacturer 'to
supply a substantialamount of such pipe to the USSR
over the next year.
This action would undermine the NATO resolu-
tion on 21 November 1962 under which members agreed
to do what they could to prevent pipe shipments. *A
French official has already stated that the French will
no longer feel bound by the resolutio if the British
company goes through with the sale
~he British Government approved the NATO
resol tion after making it clear that London is with-
out legal authority to sto~ pipe shipments to the bloc,
and did not intend to try.
During the past five months, the USSR ha stepped
up domestic production of large-diameter pipe.
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USSRo Moscow is now prepared to begin dis-
cussions on establishing a direct communications
link between Moscow and Washington. Tsarapkin,
the Soviet delegate at the Geneva disarmament talks,
has informed the US delegate that a Soviet expert--
- an engineer from .the USSR Ministry of Communica-
tions--could be available in Geneva this week. Tsarap-
kin said-that Moscow agreed with the US.view that the
.use of a teletype was preferable to a telephone be-
cause it would ensure "higher translation accuracy:'
Venezuelan he Communist-controlled Arme
Forces of National Liberation (FALN) are planning
to carry out further violence in Caracas during the
current meeting there of the governors. of the Inter-
American Development Bank FALN terrorist groups
may attack delegates to the meeting and commit acts
of sabotage in hopes of creating an incident for prop-
aganda purposes. Venezuelan security officials have
informed the US Embassy that special measures are
being taken to prevent possible extremist attac s
against-the US ambassador and other officials
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