THE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST 21 JANUARY 1964

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: President's Daily Brief 1961-1969
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005996785
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: September 16, 2015
• Document Release Date: September 16, 2015
• Publication Date: January 21, 1964

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THE PRESIDENT'S
INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST
ISSUED BYTHE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
21 JANUARY 1964
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1. Tanganyika
a. Our picture of the situation
continues confused with apparently
conflicting and contradictory reports
from the press, the US Embassy
b. Late press reports talk about
a resumption of disorders in Dar-es-
Salaam; at the same time, President
Nyerere is now said to be safe and
in good health in the capital.
c. Whatever Nyerere's position,
it appears that the hand of foreign
and defense minister Kambona, a radi-
cal nationalist, has been strengthened.
d. All US personnel in Dar-es-
Salaam were reported by our embassy
earlier this morning to be safe and
remaining indoors.
e. There are some 1,400 US
personnel in Tanganyika and about
10,000 British.
f. British forces in Kenya,
numbering some 5,000 regulars are
on the alert, but London is most
reluctant to get involved unless
necessary to proteptt its nationals.
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2. UAR - Saudi a. There are some hopeful signs
Arabia that King Saud's talks in Cairo with
Nasir and Yemeni President Sallal may
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3. Afro-Asian
Conference
a. The Indonesians are making
good headway in their effort to pro-
mote a "second Bandung" summit con-
ference of Afro-Asians.
b. They probably will be able
to pull it off before Yugoslavia
and the UAR can get their rival con-
ference of neutralists organized.
d. Even though they are afraid
the Afro-Asian meeting will pre-empt
the more attractive anticolonial
themes, the Yugoslays are going ahead
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4. Khrushchev's a. A short speech by Khrushchev
Speech at Kaliningrad last Friday did not
introduce any new themes, but it did
give us some new Khrushchevisms:
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5. Panama
b. "It is true that there are
comrades abroad who say that Khru-
shchev is not managing things the
right way, that he is afraid of war.
I have already said more than once
that I would like to see the fool
who is not really afraid of war...."
c. "At the same time one can-
not simply, plead with his enemies....
We are not striving to prevent war
by means of incantations. The Soviet
Union possesses first class armaments,"
d. "Our scientists have tested
a new rocket, and I could not restrain
myself and wrote 'excellent'."
e. "All the same, you cannot
put a rocket into soup."
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6, Cyprus-Turkey
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NOTES
A. South Vietnam A cholera epidemic is in full swing
in South Vietnam. Press reports yesterday put the
death toll so far ?in Saigon at 67.
B. Brazil-Paraguay Goulart met with Paraguay's Presi-
dent Stroessner Sunday, and, according to press re-
ports got his agreement for Brazil to go ahead with
the mammoth Sete Quedas hydroelectric project.
C. Berlin Passes At their meeting last Friday with the
Vest Berlin representatives, the East Germans imposed
a completely unacceptable set of conditions for new
pass arrangements. Although the Communists may give
in on some of these and have agreed to continue talks,
there is no prospect for early agreement.
D. Maphilindo Talks Sihanouk leaves Kuala Lumpur today
or tomorrow to go tell Macapagal what he already
knows, i.e., that the Tunku has agreed to meet
Macapagal, probably in early February in Phnom Penh.
Philippine officials believe Sihanouk, delighted
with his role as mediator, will then go to Djakarta.
The Filipinos also say Macapagal, following his
meeting with the Tunku, will go to Djakarta in pur-
suit of a three way Maphilindo conference.
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