CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Page Count: 13
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 15, 2002
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: September 11, 1965
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE
ULLETIN
CURRENT INTELLIGENCE
RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY
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Panama: Extremists are working to create a new
crisis. (Page 6)
4. Cyprus: Greek officials concerned again as Turkey
plans troop rotation. (Page 7)
5. Rhodesia: Independence may be declared by end of
October. (Page 8)
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7. Notes: Indonesia; Japan; Chile; Greece. (Page 10)
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Panama: rl~'xtremist elements hope to create a
new crisis in Knama by exploiting Panamanian
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impatience over the canal negotiations.?
~anamanian dissatisf action with the status of the
present canal has been rising and Robles' critics
charge that the current, discussions have been unpro-
ductive and lack popular support. The US Embassy
believes a political crisis and violent anti,-US reaction
are almost certain if the government does not soon
make a statement on the talks which Panamanians can
view as favorablej
[it points out that if such a statement were made
before 1 October it would appear voluntary, rather
than one forced by the polemics of leftist elements
of the Panamanian leg slaturej,
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Cyprus: Greek officials are showing new concern
over the Cyprus situation as Turkey makes final
preparations for its upcoming troop rotation.'
thens fears that Turkey may try to provoke
a new, serious incident during the rotation. A high-
ranking foreign ministry official calls attention to
recent sightings of Turkish naval units, including
landing craft, moving southward. He also noted attend-
ance of the chief of the Turkish general staff at
a recent, meeting of the Turkish National Security
Council and Turkish press allusions to the possibility
of trouble on 14 September, when the rotation is
scheduled to occur'
Turkish officials, for their part, assert that
Ank.Tra's patience is about exhausted by President
Makarios' continuing efforts to place restrictions
on the rotation of the Turkish contingent and to reduce
the legal status of the Turkish Cypriot community.
The US Embassy in Ankara regards the Turkish
naval moves as contingency measures, however,
and sees no evidence of any unusual military build-up
or undue pressure on the government.
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Rhodesia: jndications are mounting that the
Rhodesian Government may declare the country's
independence within the next few months.;
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n any event, Rhodesia would be best able to
withstand sanctions in the late fall following payment
for the tobacco crop,_.'
[Differences with London over diplomatic repre-
sentation could provoke an early move. In July the
Rhodesian Government announced it intended to
establish its own accredited diplomatic mission in
Lisbon, but Britalin has argued that Rhodesian repre-
sentation must be through the UK Embassy. Portugal
has been evasive, but would probably accept a
Rhodesian mission.,
Vn the past month Prime minister Smith has been
making increasingly tough statements. He told
Parliament last week that independence was "imminent"
and that "nothing will stop us, "" However, he probably
would prefer to continue negotiations with the UK.
The Rhodesian Front congress in August endorsed
this relatively cautious policy, and the US Consulate
believes that Smith can hold off rising right-wing
pressure at least until the end of the year.-/
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gain in hinese efforts to increase ties with atin
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Indonesia: The Indonesian Government may soon
take new action against the three large Western oil
companies. Negotiations for government purchase of
company refineries were interrupted in mid-August,
and there is now strong indication that, when resumed,
the talks will cover Indonesian takeover of producing
assets as well. Although the government has con-
sistently treated the oil companies better than other
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might be ordered to leave. F_ I
the Diet next month. As the climax of a week-long
effort to mobilize public opinion against the treaty
and US Vietnam policy, they are planning a demon-
stration in Tokyo tomorrow. Police believe the
Ja~an iThe Communists are leaalng a concerrea
leftist camp~dgn to block ratification of 'the South Korea-
Japan Treaty of Friendship when it is considered by
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Chile: Chile will open a commercial office in
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naming to T-e-office staff a leftist journalist who has
been active in pro-Communist Chinese groups in
Chile; he will also help the Chinese to edit their
Spanish language propaganda. Peking has maintained
commercial representation in Santiago since 1961,
and Chilean reciprocation would constitute an important
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_~ormer deputy premier Stephanopoulos
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reporte,71-ywill be given a, mandate to form a government
early next week If he receives advance assurance of a
parliamentary vote of confidence. Should Stephanopoulos
succeed in gaining support of the National Radical Union
and the Progressive parties, he will still need additional
defectors from Papandreou! s Center Union party for par-
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Mitrelia-&~- the presid6nt of the Council of Stilte, or finally
resort to an extraparliamentary solution-IT
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATE
The United States Intelligence Board on 10 Sep-
Sep-
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ternber 1965 approved the following national intelligence
estimate:
SNIE 55-65, "Prospects for and Strategic
Implications of a Communist Takeover
in Indonesia"
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