CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 9, 2002
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: January 28, 1967
• Content Type: REPORT

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Central Intelligence Bulletin
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28 January 1967
Central Intelligence Bulletin
CONTENTS
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Communist China - USSR: Peking reacts strongly
to Soviet criticism of Cultural Revolution. (Page 6)
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West Germany: Bonn claims it may have to cut or
suspend offset payments. (Page 8)
Belgium - Congo (Kinshasa): Union Miniere makes
move to reopen negotiations. (Page 9)
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USSR-Cuba: Arms shipment
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Communist China - . USSR: Peking has reacted to
Moscow's recent criticism of the Cultural Revolution
with an intensified campaign against Soviet leaders.
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The Chinese appear to have deliberately provoked
an incident in Red Square on 25 January. Soviet au-
thorities allegedly beat up Chinese students who tried
to place wreaths on the tombs of Lenin and Stalin. This
was followed by mass demonstrations outside the Soviet
Embassy in Peking. Anti-Soviet posters were put up
in many parts of the Chinese capital yesterday and Red
Guard propaganda sound trucks have poured out invec-
tives against the Soviet leaders.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry protest of 26 January
and a People's Daily commentary employed the harshest
language ever directed against Moscow. Peking berated
the Soviet leaders for "fascist atrocities" and for the
first time claimed that a "blood debt" had been incurred.
The latest attacks on the Soviet leaders are probably
a reaction to recent Soviet moves against Peking, includ-
ing jamming of Russian language broadcasts from China
and publication of lurid accounts of Chinese persecution
of central Asian minorities.
The Chinese appear to be particularly sensitive to
Soviet ridicule of the Cultural Revolution. People's
Daily yesterday insisted defensively that the more vio-
lently the Soviets oppose the revolution, "the more
conclusive is the proof" that China's policies are cor-
rect.
The Chinese probably believe they can engage in
such provocative actions with little risk of a break in
relations. The USSR would be reluctant to surrender
the last vestiges of its political presence in Peking and
to complicate its efforts to aid North Vietnam.
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West Germany: The Germans have hardened
their position on future military offset payments to
the US and UK, and now say they may have to cut
them severely or even suspend them.
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The Erhard government had promised to do its
best to fulfill the current agreement.
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Belgium- Congo (Kinshasa): Union Miniere has made
a small move toward reopening negotiations with Mobutu.
The company will send representatives to Kinshasa
for technical talks if the Congolese agree on the issues
to be arbitrated. Mobutu has said he is prepared to
arbitrate, but Union Miniere wants it in writing. If
discussions do begin, they are likely to be prolonged.
Unless a settlement is reached quickly, the Congo
will be hard pressed to meet its foreign exchange re-
quirement, a minimum of $20 million a month. About
$50 million worth of copper has accumulated in the
Congo, but Union Miniere has blocked its sale or use
as security for a loan.
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USSR- Cuba The Soviet freighter Khimik Zelenskiy,
which is expected to arrive in Cuba about 9 February,
appears to be carrying a military cargo.
At least ten Mig-17s, three Mig-15 s,
ana two Mig-21 fighters with a limited all-weather capa-
bility--the first seen in Cuba--have arrived since the
current cycle of deliveries began last September.
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