CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 30, 2003
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• Publication Date: April 15, 1965
• Content Type: REPORT

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CURRENT INTELLIGENCE
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
CONTENTS
3. France-NATO: French proposals about NATO
reorganization and nuclear force hinted. (Page 6)
4. Kenya- Prime Minister Kenyatta moves against
Ogingao (Page 7)
5. South Korea: Government sees no letup in student
demonstrations. (Page 8)
6. Notes:
Mexico. (Page 9
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France-NATO: /The French may be preparing
specific proposals for the reorganization of NATO and
for dealing with the nuclear force problem in the Al-
liancej
~ouve de Murville recently told NATO Secretary
General Brosio that he considered "nuclear sharing in
the Alliance" a priority problem which had to be faced.
He said he would soon propose to De Gaulle means by
which France could contribute to a solution. Couve
also indicated that "changes" in NATO were necessary,
and said. he would suggest to De Gaulle that France
make specific proposals for NATO reform in 1966 bey.,
cause "it would be unwise" to wait until 1969 to do soJ
jrhe hint at this time of French action on the Al-
liance's nuclear problem may be intended to discourage
consideration of US and UK nuclear force proposals
until Paris has been able to submit its own concept to
the North Atlantic Council, De Gaulle may also now
feel some pressure to arrive at definite proposals on
European defense, because the French are insisting
that any talks on European political union must em-
brace the defense question'
now under discussion within the Alliance. French
criticism of the NATO structure has not thus far con-
tained any constructive proposals for its modification.I
Any French nuclear proposal is likely to reflect
a radically different approach from the two force plans
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*Kenya: Lprime Minister Kenyatta has moved against
his pro-Communist vice president, Oginga Oding '
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LOgingals cohorts are said to be demoralized, and
leading leftists are being rounded up by the police.
Other reports state that army units in Oginga's home
area are being reinforced and-have been alerted against
any uprising by his Luo tribe.,
' i These developments are a considerable victory
for moderate elements in Kenya; they also represent
a victory for Kikuyu tribal leaders who had sought to
prevent Oginga from succeeding Kenyatta to the presi-
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 South Korea. South Korean authorities foresee no
immediate letup in student demonstrations against the
government's policy for normalizing relations with
Japan.
Students and police clashed again yesterday in
Seoul, and larger demonstrations are threatened.
Opposition politicians, hoping to use the students to
pull down the government, have scheduled a mass
rally for 17 April. The fifth anniversary of the 1960
student revolution that ousted former president Rhee
falls on 19 April. The agitation therefore is likely
to come to a head this week end.
Leftist students at the country?s largest university
meanwhile are plotting to gain control of the demonstra-
tions. They are only a small minority, but they may
be able to instill an anti-American note into the agita-
tion.
Police believe that they can control the situation
in Seoul if no more than 8-9,000 students demonstrate
at one time. The government, otherwise, will have
to call on the army and possibly declare martial law
in the capital. There are about 7,000 troops in the
immediate vicinity of Seoul.
President Pak has warned that his government
will not be intimidated, and the minister of education
states that the universities will be closed if necessary,
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Mexico: The arrest of several key Mexican Com-
munist Party leaders on 12 April apparently was in-
tended as a warning that the Diaz Ordaz government
will not tolerate agitation which threatens public order.
Tightened police measures had been required because
of Communist-organized student demonstrations pro-
testing US action in Vietnam. The arrested leaders
will probably be released soon; the government does
not consider the Communist Party a serious threat,
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATE
The United States Intelligence Board on 14 April
1965 approved the following national intelligence esti-
mate:
NIE 11-4-65, "Main Trends in Soviet Military
Policy"
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