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1. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/09/01

   Peiping had protested as an "intrusion" into Tibet the establishment of the new outpost in Assam ... of a protest by Peiping in June charging the Indians with "in- truding" into Tibet. Although ... negotiations. Nehru has disclosed that in June Peiping had protested as an "intrusion" into Tibet ...

2. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1958/12/31

   realizes that Communist China's actions In Tibet pose a serious threat to India ... its efforts to limit Chinese power In Tibet. Prtme Minister Nehru made his first official visit to Bhutan ... fliat Communist China's actions in Tibet pose a serious threat to India and that it is consider- ... its efforts to limit Chinese power in Tibet. Prime Minister Nehru made his first official visit to Bhutan ...

3. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/10/14

   which would agree to the traditional Nepal-Tibet boun- dary as a basis for negotiation. The Nepalese were planning ... for negotiating the border between Nepal and Tibet. The Nepalese felt that the Chinese, by refusing to sign, ... Nepal-Tibet boun- dary as a basis for negotiation. The Nepalese were planning to leave Peiping on 13 October.- ...

4. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/03/16

   4 16 MARCH 1959 I. THE COMMUNIST BLOC Tibet- Rebels reported holding Dalai Lama. Yugoslavia confirms ... i iStA,ht, 0, 40 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN 16 March 1959 DAILY BRIEF I. THE COMMUNIST BLOC Tibet ... MARCH 1959 I. THE COMMUNIST BLOC Tibet- bels re or-ted holdin Dalai Lama» j;\v,' /I ... CENTRAL lNTELLiGENCE BULLETIN 16 March 1959 Ht DAlLY ems evy I. THE COMMUNIST BLOC Tibet: As of 13 March ...

5. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/06/08

   cabinet. Laos--Government may release pro-Communist leaders. Tibet--Dalai Lama public statement omits ... the advisability of attempting to reverse this decision and to press for their prosecution. (Page 5) Tibet ... pro-Communist leaders. Tibet--Dalai Lama public statement omits any reference to Tibetan independence ... 5) Tibet: The statement issued by the Dalai Lama on 6 June in the form of an interview withTh_e ...

6. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/05/06

   C03155126 sis '- $*0/ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN I. s\c'N'y Tibet: 6 May 1959 DAILY BRIEF ... L THE COMMUNIST BLOC--eastern Tibet-- had been suppressed after ten days of fighting beginning about 18 ... DAILY BRIEF I. THE COMMUNIST BLQC_. ‘ /% \ I ibet-. ‘- \_ f-eastern. Tibet-- h d b d aft te da s ofii ...

7. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/09/24

   "� TIBET PAKISTAN DIU' (Port.) INDIA DAMAO (Port.) 00A (Port) SIN:KIANG \_23 LADAKH AREA C. ... of the border between Tibet and Ladakh, the easternmost province of Kashmir. On 21 September, the premier ... militia the de- fense of the border between Tibet and Ladakh, the easternmost province of Kashmir, On 21 ...

8. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/09/07

   from a determination to consolidate Communist control over Tibet--an intention particularly evident in mop-up ... on the Sino-Indian border stems in part from a determination to consolidate Communist control over Tibet ...

9. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/09/30

   who were angry at India's reac- tion to events in Tibet, have totally changed their attitude to- ward Nehru ... the Chinese Communist leaders, who were angry at India's reac- tion to events in Tibet, have totally ...

10. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1960/06/29

    small-scale guerrilla activity has continued in Tibet since the major revolt there in the spring of 1959. ... has contim1acL'm Tibet since the maior reuolt '~_\ >;.$.. \ there in the spring of 1959.. 11. ASIA-AFRICA ...

11. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/03/20

    ITEMS 0 Geneva- USSR agrees to US article on duration of nuclear test cessa- tion treaty. 0 Tibet- Dalai ... of nuclear test cessa- tion treaty. i i 1 Tibet — Dalai Lama reported fleeing V.:11 J X.._____!_‘h ...

12. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/10/30

    for example, were asked by Peiping to take a pro-Chinese stand on the Tibet revolt. Later, ... on the Tibet revolt. Later, they were embarrassed by ve- hement Chinese statements--including attacks ...

13. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/09/16

    fur- ther Chinese incursions from Tibet into the subcontinent. In fact, For- eign Secretary Dutt ...

14. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/06/04

    of the new Koirala government because of India's, strained relations with China over Tibet. The Chinese ... government because of India's strained relations with China over Tibet. The Chinese Communist ambassador ...

15. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/12/01

    declaration accepting the "existing" border between Nepal and Tibet. He apparently feels ... between Nepal and Tibet. He apparently feels that such a commitment would stave off incidents like ...

16. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/11/04

    on the Assam-Tibet frontier_appar- ently areto be augmented by at least one division) (Page 1) IL ASIA-AFRICA ... possible expansion of "Indian presence" in the same areas Indian forces on the Assam-Tibet ...

17. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/09/14

    that were widely avail- able during World War II which give the Chinese version of the Tibet-Assam boundary. ... which give the Chinese version of the Tibet-Assam boundary. The Chinese are adamant in their insistence ...

18. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1960/04/01

    that the border between India and Tibet has al- ready been delimited. At the outset Nehru will also demand ... will insist that Chou accept the. principle that. the border between India and Tibet has al- t re dy ...

19. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1959/10/24

    Tibet and Ladakh, about at the point where the boundary claimed by Peiping slices off the north- eastern ... on 21 October about 45 miles inside the generally recog- nized border between western Tibet and Ladakh, ...

20. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1960/04/30

    that some of these grant funds be used to build a road linking Tibet and Nepal. Chou stressed that the Sino-Nepalese border ... that some of these grant funds be used to build a road linking Tibet and Nepal. Chou stressed that the. Sino-Nepalese ...

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