CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
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• Publication Date: September 12, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE
BULLETIN
CURRENT INTELLIGENCE
RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY
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12 September 1964
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
1. Cyprus: Ankara softens threat to send supplies
openly to Turkish Cypriots. (Page 1)
2. North Vietnam - Laos: Hanoi may be attempt-
ing to lessen vulnerability of its infiltration and
logistic network to air attack. (Page 3)
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5. Western Europe: Moves toward European polit-
ical integration again under active consideration.
(Page 6)
6. Notes: UN-Malaysia;
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Brazil; Uruguay
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Cyprus: Ankara has softened its threat to send
supplies openly to beleaguered Turkish Cypriots..?
E In statements on 10 September, the Turkish Gov-
ernpent announced that within the next few days it
would begin shipping food and other "essentials" to
the Iokkina area of northwestern Cyprus. The gov-
ernment said that the UN might control deliveries
to ensure that no military supplies were included.
Prime Minister Inonu told parliament that if the Cy-
prus Government obstructed this action, it would
be considered "an act of aggression:"
CUN officials in New York and Cyprus, however,
believe that the supply situation in KoIkina is "rea-
sonably satisfactory," and that such Turkish action
is unwarranted. They do not believe, moreover, that
the UN would be justified in escorting supplies itself.,
CAfter talks with UN officials, the Turks have pro-
pose a joint Turkish-UN investigation of conditions
in Kokkina. A Turkish Foreign Ministry official has
indicated that Turkey would not send supplies pending
a report from such an investigation. The UN's reac-
tion to this proposal is not yet known.
he alert status of the Turkish Air Force has
been increased slightly in recent days, but the over-
all posture of the Turkish armed forces has not
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North Vietnam - Laos: Ianoi may be attempt-
ing to lessen the vulnerability of its infiltration and.
logistic network to aerial attack
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section of the Muong Phine camp, on Route 9 in
Laos, is becoming overgrown and. that several of
the camp buildings have been dismantled. Muong
Phine is thought to be one of the major receiving
points for Communist supplies trucked. into Laos
from North Vietnam
1n addition, Hanoi?s major convoy staging base
at Bai Due Thon, on Route 12, appears to be aban-
doned, with 16 of its approximately 20 buildings
dismantled. Large numbers of trucks were often
photographed at this staging base during the last
dry season as they formed convoys for movement
down Route 12 into Lao
[These activities suggest that Hanoi, concerned.
over recent articles in the Western press that bomb-
ing of infiltration-associated targets is under review
by US policymakers, is dispersing some of its more
open and concentrated logistic facilities. The dis-
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to slacken the pace of support for insurgency in Laos
and. South Vietnam
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Western Europe: &he promotion of European
political integration is again under active considera-
tion
Delgian Foreign Minister Spaak this week pro-
posed the establishment of a high-level three-man
commission to work out a definitive plan for Euro-
pean unification. He proposed that they take from
three to five years to do the job>]
Ispaak feels that Paris, which has previously
balked at similar suggestions, will not arbitrarily
reject his proposal through fear of increasing French
isolation in the community and because the proposal
is largely procedural. He also hopes the same argu-
ments will overcome the fears of ardent integration-
ists that existing European communities will be
undercut by a new body
CThe US Embassy in Bonn has learned. that a
draft treaty on political union is being prepared by
the Foreign Ministry. This draft might be a subject
of discussion next week when French and Italian of -
ficials visit Bonn.
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UN-Malaysia: Malaysia's case against Indone-
sian aggression is not getting much support in the
UN. Indeed, prevailing sentiment there favors a
Security Council resolution calling on the two coun-
tries to make another effort to settle their differences
by negotiations within an "Asian framework." The
Indonesians, who have been pushing this idea, have
hopes that such a resolution will permit them to win
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raze : government bill prove ing or a pur-
chase of the electric power facilities owned by the
American and Foreign Power Company (Amforp),
valued at $135 million, was submitted to the Con-
gress on Thursday. The bill is intended to resolve
an issue that has been an irritant in US-Brazilian
relations for the past several years. Opposition to
the measure by both the followers of conservative
Governor Carlos Lacerda and former president
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forces will probably carry the day.
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Uruguay: The disturbances that broke out in
Montevideo following Uruguay's break with Cuba ear-
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zation may try to incite more trouble in the days
immediately ahead. Judging by the pattern of recent
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target of new disturbances.
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