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The Central Intelligence Agency's Central Intelligence Bulletin for 14 March 1958 is a classified daily intelligence brief on world events, approved for release in 2019. It covers Soviet calls for a foreign ministers' meeting before a summit, Soviet cargo ships possibly bound for Indonesia, and strained Yugoslav-Soviet relations. It also covers unidentified submarine contacts in the western Atlantic, a planned amphibious attack in Central Sumatra, and Middle East disputes. Other items are British troop cuts in Germany and Colombia's elections. It contains no UFO material.
Approved for Release: 201 I kl’! ~Jl_'4\./l\1._'4 I _ Egypt May "Send Naval Vessels to Yemen The Imam of Yemen has apparently used his COUR- try's affiliation with the United Arab Republic (UAR) to have Egyptian naval vessels stationed in Yemeni waters. On 6 February the Imam requested his son, Crown Prince Badr, to consult with Nasir about obtaining two patrol craft to patrol the Bled Sea "between Aden and Salif." On 8 March, after a talk with Nasir, the crown prince in- formed his father that Nasir had promised "to expedite the sending of the ships." The Egyptian vessels would ‘ also support Nasir i.n his dispute with King Saud and warn the Saudis against attempting to interfere in Yemen. Yemen is with. Soviet. and Egyptian help developing a "military area" on the coast at the southern entrance tothe Red Sea athwart h ' ern Eurbpe. artillery pieces, probalily Soviet I22-mm. guns, have been brought to this area, where emplacements were first observed under preparation last summer. In mid- February, moreover,\ \a Soviet survey team visited the area for the purpose of barracks, and fortifications. laying out a military installation, including an airstrii, -/' ENTRAL INTFIIIGFNCF m||||=-rm 714 Mar 58 (,:Appr0ved for Release: 2019/06/20 002066666 Page
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 25 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.