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This is the President's Intelligence Checklist for 11 September 1961, a Central Intelligence Agency daily briefing sent as a White House outgoing message. It reports on Berlin developments and Warsaw Pact military preparedness, and on Soviet missile tests from Tyura Tam that the CIA judges to be part of ICBM development. It also covers Adenauer's electoral decline, the easing Bizerte crisis, Indonesian disappointment with the Belgrade conference, and short notes on Iran, Afghanistan, Ghana, Katanga, Iraq, Tibet and Cuba. It contains no UFO material.
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PRECEDENCE CLASSIFICATION 5. INDONESIANS DISAPPOINTED BY BELGRADE CONFERENCE. EMBASSY DJAKARTA REPORTS ITS BELIEF THAT INDONESIA, AND SUKARNO PERSONALLY, MUST BE VERY BITTER ON THE OMISSION OF ANY REFERENCE TO WEST NEW GUINEA IN THE FINAL COMMUNIQUE. ## NOTES A. THE USSR IS USING THE COMPROMISED "BAGDAD PACT DOCUMENTS" TO BRING HEAVIER PRESSURE AGAINST IRAN FOR WITHDRAWAL FROM CENTO. TURKEY AND PAKISTAN ARE ALSO GETTING SOME ATTENTION. B. FROL KOZLOV ARRIVED IN PYOAGYANG SATURDAY AS LEADER OF THE SOVIET DELEGATION TO THE NORTH KOREAN COMMUNIST PARTY CONGRESS. THIS DOES NOT RULE OUT HIS APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK NEXT WEEK, AS WE REPORTED SATURDAY, BUT MAKES IT LESS LIKELY. ACKNOWLEDGED----IN CASUAL 50X1 BACKPAGE REFERENCES--THAT THE USSR HAD RESUMED TESTING. D. EMBASSY KABUL EXPRESSSES UNEASINESS OVER AFGHANISTAN'S INTENTIONS TOWARD PAKISTAN. KABACHI REPORTS THAT THE AFGHANS PAGE OF
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 6 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.