CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: November 19, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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CURRENT INTELLIGENCE
RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
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1. Turkey: Ankara has decided not to participate in
MLF. (Page 1)
2. Cyprus: Makarios insists Britain must give up
sovereignty over bases before he will agree to
enosis. (Page 2)
3. UK West Germany - MLF: Bonn and London
disagree over new proposals for MLF. (Page 3)
4. Panama: Anti-American nationalist scheduled to
become Panama's negotiator on Canal question.
(P age 4)
6. Notes:
UK-Western Europe. (Page 6)
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Turkey: he Turkish Government has decided
not to partici ate in the proposed multilateral nuclear
force (MLF)JJ
,ran advising the US of the withdrawal of their pre-
vious strong support of MLF, the Turks have cited
the difficulties they see in financing and the reluctance
of several other NATO nations to participate. The
Turks have said, however, that they will not make
public this decision and will continue to participate
in the MLF Working Group
[ether reasons probably contributed to Ankara's
decision. The Inonu government has been deeply
dissatisfied with US policy in the Cyprus dispute.
The Turks may also wish to accommodate the So-
viets, who may have brought some pressure on For-
ei n Minister Erkin during his recent visit to Moscow
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Cyprus: President Makarios says he will insist
that Britain give up sovereignty over its bases on
Cyprus before he will agree to union of the island
with Greece.
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The archbishop told the US ambassador on 16
November, that under long-term leases Britain might
still retain use of the two bases which cover an area
of some 100 square miles.
Makarios denied reports circulating in Athens
that he had agreed to the transfer of one or both bases
to NATO so that a Turkish military presence could
be maintained on Cyprus in return for Ankara's ac-
quiescence to enosis. Makarios added that if Turkey
demanded that Cyprus be demilitarized as part of a
solution based on enosis, the British bases would
have to be dismantled.
According to UN mediator Galo Plaza, Makarios
appears to be planning to write a new constitution for
an independent Cyprus following the upcoming UN de-
bate on Cyprus. This would contain a long list of
guaranteed human rights to safeguard the Turkish
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UK - West Germany - MLF: [substantial differ-
ences of view are emerging between Britain and West
Germany over London's new proposals for a NATO
nuclear force]
British Foreign Secretary Gordon Walker told
the Germans last week that Britain considers the
question of authority over such a force to be para-
mount and believes the US, the UK, and West Germany
should share it equally. This implied British desire
for a veto is known to be objectionable to Bonn)
Cutest German Foreign Minister Schroeder took
the line that Bonn is satisfied with the MLF plan as
it now stands, and foresaw great difficulties if any
attempt were made to revamp it at this late date.
He also reminded Gordon Walker that Germany feels
it is necessary to conclude an MLF charter before
next year's election campaign opens--that is, some
time in February at the latest]
Cnother complicating factor is the threat by
former Chancellor Adenauer to oppose the MLF plan.
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Panama: CA strongly anti-American nationalist
with Communist connections is scheduled to become
Panama's new special negotiator on the Canal question.)
[Panamanian Foreign Minister Eleta evidently
has chosen for the post, Diogenes de la Rosa, a Marx-
ist economic theoretician and writer who founded
Panama's first Communist party. Although he later
criticized Moscow and broke with the local party,
De la Rosa has maintained his association with Com-
munists and Communist-supported causes. Like
other ultranationalists, he has frequently served as
a close adviser to the Panamanian oligarchy, includ-
ing several presidents
[In his most recent position as Panama's ambas-
sador to Venezuela, De la Rosa attacked "US aggres-
sion" and Secretary Rusk as a "strong colonialist
and imperialist" during the riots in Panama last
January. During a pro-Panama demonstration, he
addressed Venezuelan students before a "Panama si,
Yankees no" banner]
[Eleta's earlier appointment of another extremist,
Ernesto Castillero Pimentel, as the Foreign Ministry's
coordinator for Canal negotiations provides an insight
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UK - Western Europe: [-The Wilson government
appears to be having difficulty convincing leaders in
Western Europe that it is interested in making a
genuine contribution to European political unity.
Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak claims that Foreign
Secretary Gordon Walker insisted in a recent meet-
ing with him that any steps toward European union
must permit inclusion not only of Britain's EFTA
partners, but also the Eastern European states--a
position which Spaak found "depressing and unreal-
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THE PRESIDENT
Executive Offices of the White House
Special Counsel to the President
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The Scientific Adviser to the President
The Director of the Budget
The Department of State
The Secretary of State
The Under Secretary of State
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The Counselor and Chairman of the Policy Planning Council
The Director of Intelligence and Research
The Treasury Department
The Secretary of the Treasury
The Under Secretary of the Treasury
The Department of Defense
The Secretary of Defense
The Deputy Secretary of Defense
The Secretary of the Army
The Secretary of the Navy
The Secretary of the Air Force
The Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs)
The Assistant Secretary of Defense
The Chairman, The Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations, United States Navy
Chief of Staff, United States Air Force
Chief of Staff, United States Army
Commandant, United States Marine Corps
U.S. Rep., Military Committee and Standing Group, NATO
Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
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