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1. WEEKLY SUMMARY

   issues, especially in view of the conces- sions they have already succeeded in extracting ... discussions have often disclosed the special views or pre- occupations of individual leaders and have provided ... be deflected from the course he has chosen seems remote.-rc,r1cF1 (b)(3) Page 3 WEEKLY SUMMARY 20 Feb 70 ... issues, especially in view of the conces- FEGREI Page]_ WEEKLY SUMMARY 20 Feb 7 0 Approved for Release: ... and detailed discussions have often disclosed the special views or pre- occupations of individual leaders ... be deflected from the course he has chosen seems remote. (b)(3), "k "k * BESRQ‘ Page 3 WEEKLY SUMMARY ...

2. WEEKLY SUMMARY

   Vietnamese forces are fighting for control of a remote border region. There were numerous signs pointing ... too forthcoming toward Bonn in view of the Moscow meeting with their allies. The compromise reached at the summit ... including tear gas and herbicides. This posi- tion is not in accordance with US views on the nonuse ... for control of a remote border region. There were numerous signs pointing to another round of stepped—up enemy ... Germans do not want to appear too forthcoming toward Bonn in view of the Moscow meeting with their allies. ... This posi- tion is not in accordance with US views on the nonuse provisions of the Geneva Protocol of 1925. ...

3. DEALING WITH SOUTH AFRICA IN THE NEXT DECADE

   to maintain white rule in South Africa ensures, in our view, that Pretoria will follow domestic and foreign ... the leadership in Pretoria, in our view, seeks to strengthen the identity of US and South Af- rican interests ... in maintaining white rule. Pretoria's determined stance of self-sufficiency will continue, in our view ... ensures, in our view, that Pretoria will follow domestic and foreign policies that are frequently at odds ... African interests. Moreover, the leadership in Pretoria, in our view, seeks to strengthen the identity ... continue, in our view, to leave South Africa relatively unresponsive to US carrots and sticks. We also ...

4. WEEKLY SUMMARY NUMBER 57

   still remote (see page 8). In Indonesia, the ulti- mate conclusion of a Republican-Dutch agreement ... remote. Limited progress, however, has been made toward local stabilization along the Syrian border ... divergent views of the Dutch and Republicans on the detailed delineation of powers and duties within ... weeks, leaving» prospects for an Arab-Israeli peace settlement still remote (see page 8). In Indonesia, ... from the Netherlands to a federated United States of Indonesia. At The Hague, the widely divergent views of the Dutch ...

5. COSTA RICA

   of the junta. The opposing points of view of the junta and of Ulate supporters re- flect basic economic ... is so attractive to Costa Ricans that they have been reluctant to move to remote and less pleasant parts ... between remote areas and the centers of population were improved and if agricultural labor were more willing ... and economic reforms of J osé Figueres and his as- sociates of the junta. The opposing points of view ... to remote and less pleasant parts of the country where West Indian Negro laborers and Nicaraguan peons form ... if transportation facilities between remote areas and the centers of population were improved and if agricultural ...

6. WEEKLY SUMMARY

   to be on the delta, where sporadic shellings and occasional ground attacks on remote and lightly defended out- posts ... units remained throughout the week in border sanctuaries or in remote in-country redoubts. As in past ... Corps. Major elements of the four enemy divisions based in the Corps have repaired to remote jungle areas ... ground attacks on remote and lightly defended out- posts were staged, possibly in an effort to shake ... in border sanctuaries or in remote in-country redoubts. As in past periods when enemy forces ... divisions based in the Corps have repaired to remote jungle areas or to re- doubts along the Cambodian ...

7. IMPLICATIONS OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS PROLIFERATION

   is likely to be viewed by those countries as an effort to restrict their increasing military prowess. ... ence with acquisition of CW capabilities is likely to be viewed by developing countries as an effort ... with the difficulty of obtaining persuasive evidence from remote and denied areas, has led many to doubt whether ... by developing nations is likely to be.viewed by those countries as an effort to restrict their increasing ... modernization packages, Western interfer- ence with acquisition of CW capabilities is likely to be viewed ...

8. WEEKLY SUMMARY

   Views on Further Talks 14 India: New Efforts in Strategic Northeast 16 Zambia: Kaunda Seeks a New Order ... from the Education Ministry to a specially created post in the Ministry of Defense. The shift can be viewed ... there will be significant differences of view on the terms of such a compromise, coming to grips ... Guinea Repels Second Incursion... Jordan: Husayn Mending Fences Abroad. Israel-Egypt: Differing Views ... in the Ministry of Defense. The shift can be viewed as a personal triumph for Krit—he has been impatient to move ...

9. COSMOS 954, CRASH OF A RORSAT: THE IMPLICATIONS OF SOVIET AND OTHER FOREIGN COMMENTARY

   forecasting and remote sensing of earth resources. These countries probably also find convincing, arguments ... territory." In their view, the segments of the orbit lying above equatorial states were not in outer space ... space activities and will probably have to accommodate those views to some extent. Any move towards ... \ instance, those related to weather forecasting and remote sensing of earth resources. These countries ... probably have to accommodate those views to some extent. Any move towards accommodation, be it public ...

10. SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE QUERY: DO STUDY ON SEIZURE OF THE SAUDI ARABIAN EMBASSY IN KHARTOUM

    the SSCI's views on how they would like to proceed, but I do not think the Agency needs to respond routinely ... and an unobstructed view in all directions from the upstairs balconies. Since the Fatah representation in Khartoum ... had sufficient latitude to negotiate the release of the hostages if by some remote chance their demands were met. ... the SSCI agrees--in a secure environment. It may be useful to solicit the SSCI‘s views ... to other buildings. It has a high outer wall and an unobstructed view in all directions from the upstairs balconies. ... to negotiate the release of the hostages if by some remote chance their demands were met. ~ S NO FOREIGN ...

11. CONTROVERSY IN THE DAILY STAR BETWEEN LEBANESE AND 'WESTERNERS'- CURRENT ATTITUDE OF LEBANESE TOWARDS US RESIDENTS- ARAB PSYCHOLOGY

    of view across tb the Americans and English in this area. As for the latter, they welcomed the Star ... because (to quote one of them) "it world provide a wonderful forum where views of Americans in Lebanon ... exchange of views and "beefs" as published in the Star recently. It all began with a letter ... was to establish a means of putting the Arab point of view across tb the Americans and English in this area. ... where views of Americans in Lebanon and of the citizens of Lebanon could be freely exchanged. ... play..." I propose to reproduce the first such free exchange of views and "beefs" as published ...

12. THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE OF 1960: AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER'S VIEW

    reflect official positions or views of the Central Intelligence Agency or any other US government entity, ... THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE OF 1960: AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER'S VIEW Sherman Kent There was to be a gathering ... into view in mid-course and was to the effect that Khrushchev would not discuss the substantive issues ... in Intelligence are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect official positions or views of the Central ... THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE OF 1960: ' AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER’S VIEW J Sherman Kent ...

13. REGIONAL STRATEGIES

    Iraq's denial and deception efforts, and the limitations of remotely monitoring known and suspected sites ... of 150 km or less, aircraft� including remotely piloted and unmanned aerial vehicles�bombs, artillery, ... all of which were subsequently retired./ 1 A UAV operates autonomously using an autopilot. A remotely piloted vehicle (RPV) ... ballistic missiles with ranges of 150 km or less, aircrafl—~ including remotely piloted and unmanned aerial ... trainer remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs). aircrafi with an operational range between 546 and 746 km. Iraq ... autonomously using an autopilot. A remotely piloted vehicle (RPV) is operated by ground controllers using ...

14. WEEKLY SUMMARY

    a polit- ical upheaval. [hang said privately that he viewed the link to the Communists through Madame Chi, ... for a regular exchange of views on foreign policy by suggesting instead that links be established ... to revitalize the ICJ�along lines proposed by the US�and, in the Africans' view, a test of Western ... privately that he viewed the link to the Communists through Madame Chi, known in the family as the “Red ... in the Africans’ view, a test of Western sincerity in dealinq with Pretoria’s inr '- gence.‘ (b)(3) Eepasl ...

15. (ESTIMTED PUB DATE) PEKING AND ENVIRONS

    and his retinue remained hidden from view in the Forbidden City. Foreigners were shocked at the level of filth ... NO GN DISSEM Figure 5 Aerial View "N. Kwan '011-v11P4s0 GreJt KAU.43n�leu Yi.ha.pian (Sennattr ... subway under construction. This view from the south side of Hsin-chiao Hotel shows subway construction ... co.\=Pi AL xo DISSEW:- > '..‘*' 500749 FIQUFE 5 Aerial View V,. /\ '_. N,.;; ~ I /z n F1 ...

16. PROSPECTS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA

    and Communist China. We believe, however, that there is only a remote chance of their trying to provoke ... there is reaching sub- stantial proportions. In their view, now is a good time to agitate the question of taking ... or is abandoned this year, the morale of the GRC leaders will suffer. They will view the disappearance ... In their view, now is a good time to agitate the question of taking probing actions to capitalize on mainland ... of the GRC leaders will suffer. They will view the disappearance of the mechanism which has prevented discus- ...

17. JFK Case: EXTRACTS FROM CI HISTORY.

    opening project. How it was operated and viewed in 1959 is not without interest in view of its subsequent ... when stymied within the soviet Division in promoting his view.) f Ralaris first learned of this well ... anything new. COMPartMentatiOn Was a way of life, and management was remote from the rank and file. Kalaris ... and viewed in 1959 is not without interest in view of its subsequent role in the“hFami1y Jewels" issue ... directly to then DDCI Richard Helms when stymied within the Soviet Division in promoting his view. Kalaris ... ‘ anywhere else or accomplishing anything new. Compartmentation was a way of life, and management was remote ...

18. EGYPT: ASPIRATIONS FOR MISSILE PRODUCTION

    for Egyptian involvement. The Egyptians probably view the acquisition of addi- tional Scuds, FROGs, ... development, Cairo is attempting to improve its remotely piloted vehicle (RPV) fleet, Lgypt is undertaking ... to Egypt's missile program. Cairo, in our view, lacks sufficient technical expertise�especially in pro- ... (b)(3 The Egyptians probably view the acquisition of addi- tional Scuds, FROGs, and more capable ... its remotely piloted vehicle (RPV) fleet, b)(3) \ Egypt is undertaking the mu timi ion- 0 ar PVprogram to build ... are criti- cal to Egypt’s missile program. Cairo, in our view, lacks sufficient technical expertise—especially ...

19. BURR, WILLIAM; LETTER OF APPEAL

    it has any objection to release of the withheld material from a foreign policy point of view. Likewise, ... memorandum' setting foLth Eareign_afice views on current Be � � � s asked whether De artnLageesvith analy- ... this morning, I be- lieve we have obtained some clarification of British views and may eliminate certain ... of view. Likewise, other information may be based on reporting by Army or Air Force intelligence. Again, ... reaction unanimously supports a firm stand on Berlin now. The Foreign Minister summarized his views ... support for firm Allied reaction. Other West Giei-man sources bear out the same view. On. Z5 November ...

20. AUSTRALIA S LABOR PARTY: IMPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTION VICTORY

    to increase its influence over the leadership�a remote possibility given Hawke's potential as a strong ... leader of the party and his moderate views. Concern that a Labor government under Hawke would be a repeat ... According to Australian press reports, many view Hawke as a self-serving glory seeker whose duty ... over the leadership—a remote possibility given Hawke’s potential as a strong leader of the party and his moderate views ... including many in his own party. According to Australian press reports, many view Hawke as a self-serving ...

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