FBID PROGRESS REPORT FOR MAY 1964

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• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
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• Publication Date: June 11, 1964
• Content Type: MEMO

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FBID Progress report for May 1964
GENERAL
1. Cyprus Situation: There was very little thange in the Cyprus
situation as it affected Mediterranean Bureau operations, but planning
to meet any future emergency continued. During their visit to Cyprus
and the European Bureaus, Messrs. Larocque, Seely and
reviewed
arrangements for possible further evacuation of personnel, establishment
.of emergency monitoring sites* and the status of evacuated personnel
And dependents in England* Austria, and Beirut. More equipment*
.including seventeen receivers, was sent to the Austrian Bureau for
.safekeeping. Because of deterioration in the reception at Caversham
of Middle East broadcasts. it was decided to return three Arab monitors
And Chief Monitor from England to Cyprus.
In early June the Deputy Chief and the Chief Engineer of the
Mediterranean Bureau wont to Israel to confirm arrangements for
emergency monitoring in Tel Aviv of Greek, Turkish, and Cypriot broad-
casts if evacuation of the Kyrenia/Karavas area became necessary.
As a result of these talks, the Israelis agreed to accept a larger
cemplement of FBIS people and also to permit direct FBIS monitoring for
"flash" reporting. Recorders and transcribers have been shipped
to the American Embassy in Tel Aviv for storage and the Austrian Bureau
alerted to prepare six radio receivers for shipment to Tel Aviv if
requested.
Meanwhile, U.S. Ambassador Belcher urged that the wives of several
senior diplomatically accredited Americans, including the Chief of the
Mediterranean Bureau OM their husbands in Cyprus for representational
purposes. and her two children will depart for Cyprus
in mid-July to 1 ve n N costa* since the Ambassador still does not
wish to isolate any dependent in the Kyrenia area.
2. Saigon Security: The sinking of the aircraft ferry "Card" in
the Saigon River and tfio wounding of eight Americans in a grenade
explosion on the street near the Saigon Bureau offices early in May
brought tightened security measures in the city.. Security precautions
now include limitations on the number of Americans permitted to
congregate and assignment of special troops and police to guard private
homes dnring parties. There were no further incidents during the month,
which may or may not have been the result of these precautions.
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SUBJECT: BID Progress Report for May 1964
3, Seryices_for DU: In response to an urgent request from the DCI
at a White House meeiing, two items broadcast in February and March by
the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam warning Americans and
Vietnamese to avoid American installations in Saigon were located,
reproduced, and handcarried to the White House Situation Room within
an hour. A Soviet Literary Gazette article attacking the DCI was
brought to the Director's attentiqn at a staff meeting on 27 May and
resulted in his personal request for a copy of the article.
4. NASA Request: At the direction of the AD/0?
formerly with the Agency and now with NASA, was supplied with a complete
filo of all monitored references to the 24 May New York Times article
reporting the release of radioactive plutonium into the atmosphere
over Africa as a result of the malfunction of a U.S. Transit satellite.
Hungarian Broadcast: The State Department expressed
appreciation for the fist delivery of the text of a statement on
improving American-Hungarian relations made by Professor Wigner of
Princeton University while on a recent visit to Hungary. Tho Professor
was informed by the Hungarians that the statement would be broadcast
6 May, the London Bureau was alerted, and the text of the statement
was delivered to the Department of State Wspecial courier.
6. Support to Baghdad Embassy: FBIS forwarded to the U.S. Embassy
in Baghdal upon request a review ok Soviet propaganda on the Kurdish
problem since the February cease-fire in Iraq, noting that Moscow has
welcomed the cease-fire but has expressed skepticism regarding the
Iraqi Government's intentions to honor its cease-fire commitments and
settle the Kurdish issue.
7. Support to US'S: Information on the content of Moscow broad-
casts to Cuba during the period of Castro's new propaganda offensive
on overflights was supplied in support of a project for the Director of
USIA.
B. Daily Report Subscribers: Senator Mike Mansfield has becothe
the first member of Congress to receive the four area Daily Reports
on a regular basis. Ambassador Gerard Smith, Special Assistant to the
Secretary for NATO Multilateral Force Negotiations, requested regular
distribution of the USSR 6 East Europe Daily Report.
9* Service for Senator: Senator Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island
submitted a request through the Legislative Counsel's Office for any
West German comment on President Johnson's interview with the West
German Magazine quick. The single monitored reference was sent by
special courier to the Senator's office.
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10. Havana Ty Coverage: OCR/Graphics Register expressed appreciation
for Key West Bureau's expeditious handling of the good-quality videotape
of Havana's May Day parade.
11. New Lateral Services: Field bureaus instituted the following
new services: The entire Key West file is being sent to the Miami
USIA office: all references by Middle East transmitters to Western
bases in Libya are being wirefiled to Headquarters, U.S. Air Force .
Europe; all items from North and South Korea are being wirefiled to
the 508th USASA Group, Korea; and The WHO Epidemiological Bulletin
is being wirefiled to Aerospace Medical Division, Office of the Surgeon
General* USAF.
12. Laotian Crisis: Communist propaganda on critical factors in
the Laotian situation was reviewed in two analysis items disseminated
on the ERIS Wire. Advance copies of articles in the FR'S Survey on
the Southeast Asia situation wore supplied to the DD/I, ADC% ONE, and
Chief, DDP/FE, as well as to 1NR? Department of State.
13. Radio_propaganda Reports: The 15th report in the Cuban series
examined Havana radio and press materials on the trial of Marcos
Rodriguez, which involved an open display of factional strife in the
Cuban leadership. A Radio Propaganda Report entitled "Conservative
Doctrines Gain New Currency in Soviet Military Discourse" was issued
as CD.246.
14. Daily Report Supplement: A 39-page Par East Daily Report
supplement published 11 Maycontained the "Seven Letters Exchanged
Between the Central Committee of the CCP and the Central Committee of
the CPSU since NoVetber 19630'fublished by the Central Committee of
the CCP*"
15, OCI"s_Use_ef Material; During May 14 percent of the items
appearing in the OCrbigest were based wholly or in part on material
supplied by FBIS.
16. Radio, Publications Exploitation: Eighty-seven percent of the
Daily Report was devoted to broadcast material and thirteen percent to
press scrutiny.
17. Publication_Innovations: On 21 May the Publications Section
converted-part of the Middle East, Africa, and West Europe Daily Report
to offset small-type format in preparation for full conversion of this
book in June, Nineteen of the twenty 14-pitch typewriters ordered
from IBM were received, and arrangements were made for the
Addressograph.Multigraph Corporation to provide small-size mats at
three cents each, approximately half the cost of the 10 x IS inch mats
presently in use.
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18. Coverage Coordination: The Panama Bureau assumed responsibility
for coverage of Irportant or special Latin American programs which are
broadcast during hours when West Coast Bureau monitors normally aro
not on duty. This will reduce processing delays and simplify
coordination. In the seasonal coverage switch between the German
Bureau and the BBC, the German Bureau has taken over coverage of East
German programs, which Cannot be heard by the BBC, and the BBC has
assumed coverage of all Moscow German to Germany in exchange.
19. New Moscow Broadcasts: Moscow added two new languages in its
international broadcasting during the month. Moscow began broadcasting
half-hour programs in Cambodian throe times a week and Wt.-hour
programs in That twice daily, The Cambodian is being covered by the
Saigon Bureau and the Thai by the Okinawa Bureau.
20, Visitors' Briefing: The following visitors wore briefed in
Headquarters on the mission and operation of FBIS:
CIIC/DIA; Col. john A. Beebe, designated
Commanding Officer of USABVA in Okinawa, and Lt. Col, Harold Bentz,
designated Liaison Officer with the Agency in the office of the
Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations; and Philip Axelrod,
Deputy Director of the State Department Operations Center.
21. Visitors_tp 4 1414 4.15) :1 reau was visited by
Mr, Bronson Tweedy mid for briefing.
Mt. Chi and Mr. Quang of the South Vietnamese Post Office tisitod the
Saigon Bureau to study monitoring equipment and procedures in line
with Vietnamese Government plans for starting a monitoring service of
its own. Lt. Col. R. C. Making, Chief of the Radio Division of
STARCOM, and four other STARCOM officers were briefed on Okinawa
Bureau operations.
22, Watch Office Orientation: Two groups of MIS Wire editors and
several other peO5le fromPnIS visited the OCI Watch Office on 7 and 8
May for an informative orientation in Watch Office procedures.
FACILITIES
23. Puerto Rico Survey: The Puerto Rico survey conducted by
was completed28 May.
returned to Washington and proceeded to
Montevideo to make a preliminary survey of the southernmost South
American countries. The Puerto Rico tests were conducted approximately
18 miles south-southeast of Mayaguez in the Lajas Valley where undeveloped
land is available and road access is good. Although reception of some
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stations in Central America and stations in several southern South
American countries was poor as had been expected, overall survey
results exceeded expectations. Preliminary studies indicate a bureau
in Puerto Rico could take over some 97 percent of the present Latin
American coverage of both the East and West Coast Bureaus.
Reception of press circuits from Europe, Africa, and South America was
very good.
24. Communicationt_Modetaizationt Planning for the modernization
of the Headquarters teletype room was completed and GSA personnel
began rewiring and carpentry work on 2 June. The present schedule
calls for installation of new equipment in July.
25. Trans-Atlantic Cable: Tho Department of State has accepted
the Press Wireless Ltd after to provide London-New York Cable service
at a substantially lower price than is now paid for the Western Union
Service. FBIS will share this service with the Department of State.
It is hoped that it will be activated by 1 July*
26* Megnotic_Recordert, Transcribers: Tests at the East Coast
Bureau of IBK lightweight transistorized magnetic belt recorders and
transcribers were completed with excellent results. It it planned
to adopt this equipment as the standard F815 recording and transcribing
equipment.
27. pester Roy:West Communications: The speed of the Key West
Bureau's teletype circuit was increased to 100 words a minute on 15 May.
ADMINISTRATION
28, Personnel: During the month of May throe employees entered on
duty, two transferred, and none separated. The on duty strength as of
31 May was including two employees on Leave Without Pay. There
wore seven professionals and seven clericals in process during the month.
29. Local Severance Pay: All overseas bureau chiefs were delegated
authority to administer foreign local severance pay plans.
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Personnel Supplement
Production Report
Daily Report Wordage
New Consumers
Special Requirements
Biannual Production Report
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PERSONNEL SUPPLEMENT TO MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
May 1964
1. Sumary
American
Number of On In Entered Promo- Trans-
Personnel T/0 Ceiling Da Process On Duty tions ferred Separated
Departmental
U. S. Field
Foreign Field (V)
Foreign Field (UV)
Departmental and
Field Total
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2. Personnel gutering on Duty
Name, Title Grade Assignmen
Editorial Brana (Trf.
3. Promotions
Editorial Branch
East Coast Bureau
Old Title, Grade
Assignment
Propaganda Anal Of, GS-10
Radio Propaganda Branch
Clerk Typist, GS-3
Editorial Branch
Electron Spec, GS?10
West Coast Bureau
Adm Assistant, 0Se8
East Coast Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdcst) ? GS-4
London Bureau
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Info Sp(For Bticst), GS-14
East Cozen Bureau
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New Title, Grade
Assignment
Propaganda Anal Of, GB.11
Radio Propaganda Branch
Clerk TYpist, 054
Editorial Branch
Electron Spec, GS-11
Nest coast Bureau
Ada Assistant, GS-9
East Coast Bureau
Info Sp(for Bdcst), G$4.9
London Bureau
Info Off(Chief), 6S-1S
Mediterranean Bureau
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ii May 1964
17 May 1964
3 May 1964
Date
24 May 1964
10 May 1964
10 May 1964
24 Nay 1964
10 Way 1964
10 Nay 1964
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4. Reassignments
Into Sp(For Bdcst)0 GS-9
African Bureau
Propaganda. Axial Of, GS-11
Radio Propaganda Branch
Propaganda Anal Of, GS-10
Radio Propaganda Branch
Info Sp(For Bdost), GS-8
Mediterranean Bureau
Old Title, Grade
Assignment
Electron Spec, G5,10
Mediterranean Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdcst),. GS-13
Editorial Branch
Info Sp(For Retest), CS0.12
Editorial Branch
Info Sp(For Bdcst), GS-1S
Editorial. Branch
Info Sp(For Bdcst). 65-10
Editorial Branch
cHT 1i. r
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Infie Sp(For Most). GS-10
African Bureau
Propaganda Anal Of, GS-12
Radio Propaganda Branch
Propaganda Anal Of, G8-11
Radio Propaganda Branch
Info Sp(For Bdest). G$-9
We Bureau
New Title, Grade
Assignment
Electron Spec, 65.10
Austrian Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdcst)4 GS-1S
London Bureau
Info Sp(For Bdcst),
German Bureau
Info Sp(For West), GS-IS
Mediterranean Bureau
Info Sp(For Wiest), G5-10
East Coast Bureau
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employees have been accepted for Career Staff 1mborship.
8. Foreign Travel
Name
Destination
San Joao, Ponce and MY
un, Puerto Rico
FBID African, Mediterranean, Gorman, Austrian,
and London Bureaus
RID West COast, Tokyo, Hokkaido and Okinawa
Bureaus; Hong Kong, D.C.C.
San. Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez, Puerto Rico;
Montevideo, Uruguay; FOID Panama Bureau
FBID African* Mediterranean, German, Austrian
and London Bureaus
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27 April - 30 May 1964
21 April . 20 May 1964
20 April 19 May 1964
27 April 4 June 1964
24 April - 20 May 1964
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This is the first monthly Production Report under
he system becoming effective 1 May 1964. Bureaus
tow compute daily averages according to the number of
mays they are in operation and count all hours of
overage, backstop or regular.
Significant changes were noted in three Bureaus-
sustrian Bureau words filed showed a heavy decline
(possibly due in part to the approaching season of
soor reception); Okinawa showed a large increase in
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WORDAGE
WORDAGE
ECONOMIC
ABSTRACTS
FIELD BUREAU
MONITORED
FILED
DISSEMINATED**
(No. Items)
Voice
Press
Africa
18.5
5,600
4,837
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Austria
19.2
19,2700
18,224*
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East Coast
20.3
245E1
21,400
13,302
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German
14.0
20,63000**
19,8940***
Hokkaido
16.7
1.3
6,410
4,974
36
Key West
8.6
8,800
2,012
0
London
13.5
29.0
8,200
5,160
0
Mediterranean
26.6
24.0
6,900
4,412
2
Okinawa
66.8
81.8
36,560
27,104
13
Panaaa
18.0
32.7
8,033
5,775
Saigon
22.0
5,900*
4,720*
Tokyo
38.3
6,300
6,152
West Coast
51.4
96.7
0.670
16 666
Total F9IS
334.1
490.6
171,673
133,832
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Cavershau
156.0
128.5
48,438
44,996
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Nairobi
11.6
4,057
3,147
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Stockholm/Teheran
11.0
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Total BBC
170.5
129.5
53,555
40,143
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Grand TOTAL (FDIS*B3C)
512.5
620.1
225,228
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A daily average of 124,708 words were filed to BBC.
* Includes
Includes
Included
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DAILY REPORT, Wire Service* and miscellaneous publications.
in Caversham file.
5,100 words for "Weekly Report on East German Press".
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DATTX BEP ORT BOOK
DAILY BERM WORDAGE FOR la 1964
MAL AVERAGE
USSR/Lb
967,070
48,354 (20 pliblication
days)
Far East
875,480*
43,774 "
NE/AF/WE
533,740**
26,687 "
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Latin America
27919.50
13,997 H
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Total Wordage For Al! Sections
2,656,240
'Total Daily Average
132,812
Total Wire Service Wordage
738,465
Wire Service Daily Average
23,821
*Includes 16,770 word Fr East Supplement
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12 May
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4 May
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Info Erma any source on reported UB
nuclear breakthrough
4 May
Material collected, releyed to
requester
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DIA
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Info in DRY aiiitary personnel
participating in 26 April 1964
1 Sep
Requests airpouebed to field
bureaus
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Text of statement by Professor Migner
of Princeton University beamed by
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Monitored text relayed to State
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SyMest
Confirmation of esissicm in videotape
'of reported Soviet niesiles in Uevana
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requester
May Ouyparade
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2 - 3 neck period
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26 May
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NEW CON DMUS FOR FDIS PDELtCATWNS
MAY 1964
PUBLICATION CONSUMER TITLE OR ORGANIZATION
white Book OR
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Far East DR
USSR/EE DR
Middle East, Africa
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Mr. Read State Department
Joao Lora Inter-kAmerican Development Bank
Haj Can del Mar Inter-American Defense College
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MIS i3IANNUAL VROOVCF.IOU
Average Unity Prcducticn
Wan
MAY 1964
Words Piled No
Spee
Wo_ds_filed. por_ron.hvar Disscthnaie4 Pa4retrtS
AFRICAN DUKAU
2.90 490 169
2. Central African Republic
Uornztic .40 10 25
3. ChM
Domestic .65 45 69
4. China (Gmunist)
Foreign .75 10
S. GongooSrazzovillo
Dooest1c 1.75 100
6. Dehomey.
Dalestic 3.00 4
7. Gebon
Domestic .75 SO
. Ghana
Domostic S.00 14660
Foreign .75 10
9, Gained
Domestic 11.90 265
10. Ivory Coast
Dormstic .50, 60
11. Mtn
Domestic 5.00 190
NMnritanio
Domestic .50 SO
13. Niger
Demestic 1.25 220
AZ.
14. Nigeria
Bezestic 5.15 2,000
re-rap .30 20
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2, 4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
13
0.160
10203
57
70
20
106
2,
336
1,540
2,
13
0
2,
13P
210
2,
120
25
2,
633
100
30
176
160
388
1,810
66
15
2;
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9.
co
Dmmenie
50.0 3,030
/lords Filed Wards Special
per man-hour Piszernnatcd Requirements
60 2,865
Foreign 2.0 760 580 0
Press Scrutiny 30.0 4.420 147 4;180
10. Special Studies
USSR and Satel-
lite? Press 1.0 90 90 0 1
BAS1 COM 011MRAU
1. Algeria
Foreign 4,3 22 5
2. ?COlombia
Press ,1 21 210
5. Congo (loopolaalle)
Foreign 37 370
4, Congo (Braz vii1o)
Foreign 140 254 254
$, ctha
Pordgn. 4,093 271
Press: 21.Z 60425 305
1.5 517 345
5.2 1,USS 210
Pr nco
Foreign ,4 155
Press 27.1 5?013 185
6.
Czechoslovakia
Foreign
7. Dominican Republic
OemeStic
9. Ghana
Foreign
Pm-ss
4.3 1,214 282
,3 90 SOO
10. Gaines
Foreign 1,1 166 169
11. Hungary
Foreign .4 31 78
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17
2,3
16
2,3
0
2,3
209
2,3
20118
1043
5,873
10203
467
1 3
805
2,3
7
3
5,074
3
990
243
0
2.3
171
2,5
24
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Nowds riled
words
Special
So
1.
per
r
Dis,m1ua:tcd
floqa1rctiert.s.
IS..
St 821
Domestic
3.50
380
335
24 4
16.
Togo
Domestic
2.25
165
73
145
17.
USSR.
Foreign
LSO
60
40
40
1,2,3
18.
OAR
Aweigh
.27
S
14
2, 4
O.
?Upper Volta
Domestic
.90
85
04
SS
NiSTRtk
maaAu
1.
Austria
Monastic
1.0
160
160
155
4
Press Scrutiny
04
SOO
89
SOO
4
2.
Albania
Domestic.
16.0
17040
os
1,000
2,304
fross. Scrutiny
4.0
290
72
0
14 3
3.
Ouiflria
Mantic
8.0
310
39
17
2,3,4
Press Scrutiny
8.0
1,520
190
1,485
1, 3
4.
Czechoslovakia
Press Scrutiny
acto
Amp
251
34945
5.
Hungary
Press Scrutiny
8.0
1,480
135
1,185
1,, 3
6.
Poland
Pres5 Scthtiny
8,0
1,940
247
1,100
Myopia
Domestic
12.0
1,450
120
14255
243.4 -
Press Scrutiny
4.0
570
142
0
3
8.
Yugoslavia
Domestic
16.0
1,050
1,900
2,3,4
Press Scrutiny
8.0
1,450
1,345
1, 3
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Israel-
Foreign
1.1
Kali
PreSs
14.
Ivory Oast
Pereign
2.0
15.
Liberia.
Foreign
1.9
16.
WAice
Press
.1
17.
Ram=
Foreign
Press
16.
rtuge1
Ferain
19.
Rhodesia
Press
2.7
20.
South Africa
Press
6
U.
Spain
Foreign
.0
2.
Switrorland
Foreign
25.
United Kingdom
Foreign
1.2
Press
9.0
24.
United Nati
(Geneva)
Press
46
25.
tfrUgUtly
Press
1.9
Wards FItS Words Special
per nn-hcur Oissemknattd Nequirewents
194 170 169 3
35 3
429 215 414 2.3
74 39 49 2.5
17 170 12
SS 117
13 35
272 302 0
190 4$ 0
201 353 196
74 123 59
154 220 109
635 529 150
632 70 457
100 160 0 4
960 122 675
2.3
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2,3
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Words
NO 1
Words Tiled per pap-hour
Disscsi
GgRMAN BUREAU
I.
Chinn (Colmunist)
Foreign
1.0
0
0
2,
Clandestine
Freedom Sta. 904
0.9
? 82 91
0
3.
?many (East)
Domestic
2.4
1,000 417
662
Press Scrutiny
21,7
10,721 494
10.461
4,Gerany
(West)
Domestic
2.5
16905 761
1.538
Press Scrutiny
2.9
1,709 see
1,349
S.
S.soden
Poreign
-0
436 545
231
6.
USSR
Domestic
3.0
201 67
171
Poreizn
2.6
1,409 573
1.329
11OKKAIDSURJZAU
1.
165R
Domestic
505 183
50030
2.
=gone
Fereign
65 108
0
Press2.0
310
348
KEY ste
Cubit
Domestic
23.9
7,450 320
4017$
Foreign
1.0
800 800
292
LONDON n .
Albania
Forol2n
0
01
Press
1,630 251
1,485
Algeria
Domestic
$.6
510 91
450
Special
Atouireop s.
203
203
1, 3,4
2.304
3
2,3
2,504
2,3
2,3
1,2,3,4
1,2,3,4
1.
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urs
Words Filed
Words Filed
per man.hopr
Words
Disseminate
Special
ReqUirementa
Australia
Foreign
1.0
0
0
0
4.
Bella=
Domestic
1.0
40
40
35
; S.
Bulgaria
Foreign
4.0
10
3
0
Press
3.5
550
157
470
6.
Canada
7.
Foreign
thins (CPR)
0.5
0
0
0
Foreign
4.0
0
0
0
1
Press
0.5
0
0
0
1
S.
Clandestine
Indevendent Spain
1.0
210
210
0
1
Nat'l Voice of Iran
1,5,
350
235
0
1,
3
Peyk-a Iran
2.5
250
100
230
10
3
lOggi in Italia
1.0
241
240
140
1
OUT Radio (Tvrkish)
1.5
20
13
IS
1
Radio Frog Portugal
1.0
0
0
0
I
Voice of Freedom
(Portuguese)
003
10
30
0
1
.
Voice of' Free Africa
1.5
0
0
0
/
Voice of tho Masan
(Arabic)
1$
10
7
Voice of Truth
(Greek)
1.0
90
90
0
I
9.
Ctechoslovakia
Domestic
15.1
2,300
153
20235
14
3
Foreign
4.0
ISO
45
135
I
Press
2,0
1,330
665
1,135
1
ID.
Denmark
Domestic
0.66
0
0
fl
II,
Finland
Domestic
3.0
SQ
17
20
France
Douestic
2.66
130
49
SS
15.
Germany (East)
00P4stiC
13.5
10320
OS
14255
10
3
Foreign
6.75
10
1
0
1,
3
Press
31.5
1.550
49
1,330
1,
3
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19.
20.
21.
22.
?
24,
25.
26.
5011ret
;41n-tkars
Words.F:
Words Filed
d per wen-hour
'Words
pistemitetod
-Germany (West)
Domestic
0.33
0
0
0
Press
U.S
$90
48
SOO
Hungary
Domestic
7.5
1,220
171
1,035
Foreign
5.0
80
16
Press
1,080
98
950
India
Domestic
0.35
0
0
Foreign
0.$
10
20
Israel
Foreign
0.25
10
40
5
Italy
flwntic
1.0
40
40
30
Foreign
0.66
170
258
90
Pbrocco
Domestic
2.0
310
ISS
255
Foreign
1.5
0
13
et
Netherlands
Domestic
0.5
20
40
Fereip
0.33
0
0
Norway
Domestic
Pakistan
Dotestic
1475
0
Poland
Domestic
11.0
0
123
1,270
Forelp
3.25
20
6
0
Press
0.5
2,160
0
Rumania
Domestic
0.25
0
0
Foreign
2.020
10
10
Press
0.66
480
727
405
Spain
Domestic
0.5
0
0
0
Sweden
Domestic
1.35
SO
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27. Tunisia
Vorastic 8 Foreign
26. TUrkey
:Foreign
29. VAR
Domestic
foreign
.R
Domestic
Poreign
Press
Vatican
Foreign
32, Yon
33. Yugoslavia
DomeniC
Foreign
Press
APRICk
stic
2. Congo (Oraztav o)
Domestic
Foreign
S. Congo (Leo 4 11c)
Domestic
Poteign
4, Djibouti
Domestic
S. Ethiopia
Domestic
6. Oh*na
Foreign
7. Kenya
Dottestic
ManaliOnro.
Domestic0.S
Wer4s F1Je4
Words Piled
per .manthour
Words
PIss.cohszed
2.5
200
SO
155
1.0
70
70
0
0.66
260
394
?45
9.0
470
25
350
155.0
14,540
IOS
13.775
248.0
5,140
207
4,155
10.0
15,130
9,450
14880
145
40
100
410
247
SS
3.5
SO
14
0
1.2
2,310
1,925
60
1.0
50
-50
0.35
SO
121
0
1.0
SO
SO
45
3.0
550
117
:0
0.1
0
0
0
04
20
40
2.75
550
200
1.5
0
0
1.0
1,040
1,040
1,035
Special
Requirements
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Source 4tij ffi4g ftft per man-hour Dtssci,lnfl.cd Repirements
5. POlogasy
Domestic 0.5 ID 20
9. PlotaMbique
Domestic 0.53 20 60 IS
-,o Foreign 0.33 10 30 0
-10. Rhodesia 6 Nyasaland
Dcaleatic 0.75 340 453 33$
11. Rwanda
Domestic 0.66 20 30
12. Somali RepUblic
Domestic 3475 020 219
13. South Africa
Domestic 1.35 100 75 95
14. Sudan
Domestic 3.0 100 CO 175
15. Tanganyika
Demlostic 0.75 310 413 0
Foreign 0.25 0 0 0
16. Uganda 1
Domestic 0.66 330 510 0 1
17. Zanzibar
Domestic 1.0 530 35
FBIS1
1. China (Co:midst)
Foreign 1.0?2 U 10 102
2. Clandestine
Peykoie Iran 2.50 430 172 0 102
Voice of Arab 1kitjp 1.50 0 t 0 2
Voice of Iraq
People 1.07 393 210 548
S. Iraq
Domestic 2.40 404 163 369
4. Israel
Domestic 0.52 10 19 0
S. Jordon
Domestic 2.67 337 /20 312
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Domestic
7. Lebanon
Domestic
Press
8. Syria
Domestic
0, LIAR
Domestic
Press NENA
words Filed Words Spectra
Pktn-Nours Mar man-hour Disseminated Requirements,
0.25 0 0
0.25 0 0 0 2
16.0S 946 59 886 2
2425 460 204 425
6.10 1,673 274 1,568
18.55 2,731 147 2,556
USSR
Domestic 2.25 200 89 0 1,2
Foreign 0.511 0 0 0 1,2
WEDflTRR$ZJEAW BUREAU
Nov.
1, Afghanistan
Domestic .70 30 43 0 2
Foreign .84 70 84 55 2
2. Mania
Domestic 8.57 3,410 390 3,115 102,304
3. Bulgaria
Domestic 5.24 1,670 319 1,635 102,504
.. 1.40 60 41 30 42,3,4
5. Clandestine
Dayrak Radio 3.80 240 64 0 102030
Free Voice o imn 1.26 30 24 0 1,2030
Our Radio 0.70 60 86 0 102,3,4
reylco Iran 1.51 80 53 0 1,2,3,4
Voice of Areb Nation 3.02 760 252 0 1,2,304
Voice of Iraqi DenpIe 1.52 320 211 290 1,203,4
4. Chita ((ommunist)
Foreign
6.
CYPrus
Domestic
3.94 970 247 0 4
7. Gjeece
Domestic 2.08 SOO 241 0
8. Iran
Domestic 2.98 160 54 125
Foreign .23 40 173 35
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Snu Pen-Hours Words Filed For man-flour Disseminated
O. Iraq
Domestic 6.28 1,240 197 1,150
Press (INA) 3,12 60 20 55
19. Israel
Domostic 3.54 800 226 660
Jordan
Domestic 2.55 3/,0 123 250
12. Kuwait
Domestic .93 90 97- 85
13. Lebanon
Domestic,. 1.03 IOC 92 95
Press (ANA) 13.17 710 $4 645
14. Saudi &obis
20
4
2,
4
4
2o
4
2,
4
20
4
2,
4
Domestic 1.69 220 150 200 2.3.4
15. Syria
Domestic 4.12 1,170 242 14125 2,3,4
Foreign .08 0 0 0 45,4
16. TUrkey
Doecstic 5.55 1,220 220 410 2, 4
17. Wft
Domestic 7.08 2090 323 2,200 2,5,4
Foreign .67 110 164. 25 2,3,4
Press 16.82 910 54 890 2,3,4
it. USSR
Domestic 49.62 12.550 253 12,470 1,20,4
Foreign. 7.16 ISO 25 ISO 1,2 4
Press 22.35 CIO 29 545 1
19. Yens?. .
Domestic 2.98 340 114 535
Press 001A) 2.66 30 10 0
20. Yozoslevie
Demotic 3,30 1,140 345 1,069
robe 7 Apr. 1964
1. Afghamisten
Foreign: .70 20 29. 5
2. China (Communist)
Foreign
2
1.50 0 0 0 1,2,3,4
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M.us hoPis Flied per mapdhour Disseminated ge9u4Ttp, tI
3. Clandestine
Oar* Radio 5.45 730
Nat'l Voice of Dan 1.10 1E0
4. Cyprus
Domestic 4.10 1?550
(Press) Corr. Disp. .50 280
S.
a.
8.
Greece
Domestic
Iran
Domestic
Foreign
Domestic
Israel
Demettic
2.85 450
3.00 200
.25 60
.25 0
2.10 320
9. Jordan
Domestic .65 180
10. Rmait
Domestic 16$ 40
H. Lebanon
Deeostic 70 SO
12. Libya
Domestic 1.50 10
15. Saudi Arabia
Domestic 1.25 150
14* Syria
Domestic 2.05 410
Foreign .05 0
1S. iiirkey
Domestic 7.25 1,490
16. USSR
DoMestic 2.52 264
Foreign 6.00 460
134
375
1,2,3,4
164
0
1,203,4
378
465
2,3,4
560
0
2,3,4
158
0
2,304
66
165
2, 4
240
SS
2,504
0
2, 4
152
180
20 4
212
120
20 4
47
35
2, 4
71
45
20 4
7
o
2, 4
104
110
2,3,4
200
565
2,5,4
0
0
2,304
205
750
2, 4
114
184
102,3,4
77
450
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Domestic.
2. Cum
Domestic
4. Caibodis
Press
4. Ceylon
Foreign
S. China (Communist)
Domestic
Foreign
Press
6. China (Nationalist)
DoemStic
7. Clandestine
Free Indonesia
Free Malaya
Kalimantan Utara
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Thai People
S. Hong Kong ..
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Word's Filed fords Special
Wan Hews Words Filed per man-hour Disseainted Requirements
CMINAWA eurajAp
0.2 10 50
1.5 180 120
3.0 20 7
0.5 200 400
20.5 4,210 205
14.5 45 3
47.2 12,335 261
1.0 100 100
0.3 95 316
1.2 0 0
2.0 55 27
1.7 0 0
2.5 ? 255 102
0.7 0 0
0.7 40 Si
9. India
Domestic 2.7 915 339
Foreign 1.0 415 415
Press 4.7 1,510 321
10. Indonesia.
Iteerstic
Press
6.7 2,205 329
5.0 725 145
11. Korea (Worth)
Domestic 7.0
Foreign 6.0
Press 10.0
126
20
715
12. Korea (South)
Domestic 4.0 890 223
a 13 -
0
214,4
170
2,3,4
15
1,3.4
45
203,4
3,325
1,2,3
0
102.3
10,110
1,2,3
65
2,3,4
65
20,4
0
2.3,4
0
2,3,4
0
1,2,3,4
210
1,2004
0
2,304
50
3,4
SIO
3,4
185
3,4
4,040
3,4
1,970
2,3,4
610
1,20304
785
1,20,4
0
102,304
5,750
1020.4
695
23,4
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SourCeMan-Hours urds
Nerds Filed tiords Special
Filed per man-hour Disseminated Requirements
13. Laos
Domestic 0.7 S 7 0 2,3,4
14* Malaysia
Foreign 0.5 120 240 75 2,3,4
Press 0.2 45 225 40 3,4
15. Pakinan
Doaestic 2.2 1,030 466 625 3,4
Foreign 0.5 60 120 0 304
16* Philippines
Press 0.2 100 SOO 95 504
17. Ryukyu Islands
Domestic 0.5 0 0 0 2,3,4
its Thailand
Domestic 0,7 30 43 0 2,3,4
Press 0.7 55 79 20 3,4
19, D55R
Foreign12.0 130 - 108 95 1,2,3
r
20. Vietnam (North)
Foreign, 1.2 0 0 0 102,3,4
Press ass 5,190 .416 3,300 10203,4
21, Vietnam (South)
Domestic 0.5 175 550 0 2,3,4
Press loS 345 265 340 5,4
MAMA ,POST
Jo Argentin
Demest c 2.0 125 62 15 2,3
Press 6.0 361 60 331 2,3
2. Bolivia
Domestic 2.0 355 176 250 215
3. Brazil
Basile 2.0 557 179 527 205
4. Chile
Domestic .5 2 4 0 2,5
S. Colombia
Domestic 5.0 666 133 441 2,3
Press 1.5 23 15 0 2,5
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7. Ecuador
flzawstic
El Salvador
Domestic
9, Guatemala
Domestic
. Haiti
Domestic
11. Honduras
Domestic
: 12. kt%lco
Domes lc
13. NiCarague
Domestic
-14. Panama
Domestic
15. Paraguay
Deolestic
M. Peru
Domestic.
Press
Uruguay
Domestic
18. Venezuela
Demestic
Press
Cambodia
Domestic
Foreign
Press Scrutiny
NerdS Piled
per mom-hour
Wards
Disseminated 0equit
5.5
563
66
02,3
5.0
335
290
2.3
.5
62
124
51
243
22
0
2,3
42
0
2.3
3,5
468
134
205
.5
46
U
2,3
3.0
70
25
Cr6
243
13.0
4,070
313
1t035
2,3
6S
4.0
309
77
.194
2,3
18.0
1.190
60
715
2,3
2.0
100
50
85
8.0
1,070
134
430
243
3.0
31
10
2,5
58IOCN B
1.5
1.520
1,015
1,495
1.0
360
300
320
0.2
10
50
0
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kiords filed Words Special
Source n.tflours iords Piled per man-hour Disseminated Requirmeents
.2. Clandestioe
Radio Pathet Lao
Radio of the Laotian
Kingdom
Radio of the
Neutralist Party
Voice of the Khmer
Serei
Liberation Aroad-
casting Station
Voice of Independon
Neutral and. Nation
cast Thailand
1.1 620 504 S60
2.0 240 120 0
1.0 90 90 0
145 20 14 0
1.5 250 166 0
0.5 10 33
S. Indonesia
foreign 0.3 SO 100
4. L805
, Domestic 2,2 130
5. Malaysia
Domestic 0*7 60
Foreign 0,4 40
64 Vietnam (North)
Domestic 4,1 370
Foreign 0.3 53
Press Scrutiny. 540 040
7. Vietnam (South)
Domestic 046 40 66
Foreign 0.5 20 40
Press. Scrutiny 6.0 840 140
TOM tURRAU
su
3. kogolia
Domestic
44 USSR
Foreign
3.0 0 0
94.7 140 14
6.8? -230 34
2.5 30 12
1,400
I040 1,500 ISO
1.0 SO 25
25.0 1,050 42
0
355
0
375
30
10
815
190
0
15300
1,340
1,2.5
2.5
2,3
213
3
0 2,3
825 42'3
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1. Argentine
Nen?giours
WordsuF1lod
tioras Filed
per can-hour
Words
Dissemi:
Special
Requirements
wpsT COAST BUREAU
Domestic
2.1
380
181
300
2,3,4
Press
4.0
250
63
210
3,4
Australia
Foreign
1.2
260
211
1/5
2,3,4
Bruit
Domestic
4.2
1,530
364
1,205
2,3,4
PreSs
1.0
80
50
SO
3,4
4. Chile
Domestic
3.0
760
253
540
2,304
5. China (Communist)
Domestic
50.6
1,110
37
615
Foreign
2045
150
7
95
1,2,3
Press
14.5
13,610
OS
1l,SflO
243.4
6, Chinn (Nationalist)
Foreign
1.4
2110
178
115
2,344
Press
indonesia
1,4
SOO
214
65
3,4
Foreign
0.8
40
50
0
203,4
Press
0.8
40
13
105
3,4
? Japan
Foreign
3.0
340
113
300
2,3,4
9. Malaysia
Domestic
1.5
140
93
/00
205,4
Press
25.1
2,480
99
1,620
3,4
10. Mexico
Domestic
0.3
SO
267
65
2,3,4
11. Peru
::r'> Press- '
23.0
1,20
.53
1,050
344
' 12. Philippines
Foreign
1.3
150
115
60
2,3,4
Press
3.6
140
39
85
3,4
1$. USSR
Oocestic
3.0
296
97
270
1,4314
_ Foreign
4.5
450
100
324[
1,203
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