CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 20, 2002
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: April 9, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
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3. UK-Malaysia- Senior British officials in Malaysia
recommend direct action against Indonesian com-
munications lines. (Page 4)
4. Venezuela: Communist terrorist activities may
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5. Argentina. possible resurgence of guerrilla oper-
ations in northwestern Argentina. (Page 6)
6. Chile. Implications of Duran's re-entry into presi-
dential race. (Page 7)
7. Notes. Mexico - Communist China; France - Latin
America; I Burma. (Page 9)
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* UK- AUlaysia -, rsenior British off icials in AUlaysia
are recommendingTo London that direct action be
taken against Indonesian communications li4es along
the Indonesian side of the Sarawak border._J
CThese officials argue that unless some such
action is taken to hamper Indonesia's efforts, Ala-
laysia eventually will be confronted with a long-range
subversion problenij
LAUlaysian Government officials also favor strong
action to meet this problem. Malaysian Prime Mn.-
ister Abdul Rahman stated publicly on 6 April that
he considers the cease-fire in Borneo to be
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Venezuela: ahe Communist-led Armed Forces
Of National Liberation plans to step up its terrorist
activities today in commemoration of the anniversary
of its founding
Venezuelan security authorities believe that a
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assassinate senior Venezuelan officials. I
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*Argentina: L j uthorities are apprehensive over a
possible resurgence of guerrilla operations in north-
western Argentina
(The Argentines believe that the capture of sev-
eral guerrillas and supplies in Salta Province last
month point to the existence of a substantial, well-
organized movement
he size and structure of this organization is
still not clear, partly because of the tight security
and compartmentation of the guerrillas. I
uthorities are still investigating a probable link
betwcven the Salta guerrillas and sever others captured
in Cordoba Province five days earlie
(Argentine authorities have concluded from captured
material and other evidence that the movement is Castro-
Communist in character, and includes some extreme
leftist Peronists? The captured guerrillas wore Cuban-
type field dress, and an FAL rifle found at the Salta
camp is unquestionably of Cuban origin
counter guerrilla operations in the large, sparsely
set tlea areas of Salta Province. They are handicapped
by the difficult terrain and by the proximity of Bolivia,
where guerrilla
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Chile: Radical Party Senator Duran's re-entry
into the campaign for the 4 September presidential
elections may be a temporary expedient to increase
his party's bargaining power.
Duran previously had. withdrawn from the cam-
paign following the victory of the Communist -Social-
ist FRAP alliance in an important congressional by-
election on 15 March. This victory strengthened the
candidacy of FRAP's presidential candidate, Senator
Allende, and persuaded, many left-wing Radicals that
the party's support should go to him.
Durhn Deneves that his re-entry in the race was the
only means of unifying the Radical Party--the coun-
try's second largest--and of preventing its formal
endorsement of Allende. Such a move would have
been a major setback for the democratic forces in
the country.
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I Dur n will remain in
the contest only a few months in the hope of consoli-
dating his following among the voters, which he esti-
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said that he would then be in a position to negotiate
with the other candidates.
The US Embassy quotes the chief of the Liberal
Party as saying that it would be disastrous if Duran
were to remain in the contest to the end. The Radical
left, according to this line of thought, would vote for
Allende despite Duran's candidacy, and Duran would
only take away from Senator Frei, the front-running
Christian Democratic candidate, the support he would
otherwise receive from more moderate Radicals.
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Frei in
effect, concurre in is analysis by stating on
2,April
that he believed a Radical candidate would receive an
insignificant vote, and, that Allende would get two
thirds of the Radical vote. At the same time, Frei
indicated th he still thou ht he is ahead of Allende
in the race.
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Mexico - Communist China: A seven-man official
Mexican trade delegation left for the Far East on 3
April,for talks aimed at increasing trade with Commu-
nist China, as well as several nonbloc countries. The
primary purposes of the trip, according to the US Em-
bassy in Mexico, are to arrange for a Mexican trade
fair in Peiping and to establish a permanent Mexican
trade commission there. Cuba is the only Latin Amer-
ican country which now maintains such an office.
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France - Latin America: De Gaulle's tour of all
10 South American countries will begin either 6 or 13
September and will take 25 days, according to a high
official of the French Foreign Ministry. De Gaulle
may visit one Central American capital'if he can in-
duce all the heads of state in the area to assemble
there to meet him. Foreign Minister Couve de Mur-
ville has reaffirmed that De Gaulle will not visit Pan-
ama or Cuba.
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*Burma: The recent removal of Chit Myaing, the
moderate minister of trade development, leaves ec-
onomic policy in the hands of the leftist-oriented rad-
ical element of Ne Win's Revolutionary Council. Chit
Myaing, in his battle with. the radicals, had regained
control of Burmese exports, suggesting that Ne Win
was moderating his policy of accelerated socialism.
Pro-Western. civil service executives in Chit Myaing's
ministry are now being removed and some placed
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The Director of Intelligence and Research
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