C URCEAS SI wen He FIED ‘ CY me OPERATIONS COORDIM TING. BOARD Washinrton 25, Ds Co | > Feurnary 28, 3956 DAITY INTELLIGENCE ABSTIACTS No. 568. 2, LATIN AMERICA. Anbassador Kulazhenkov and First secretary. Kazantsev be Cee ea FoS ey the Soviet eubassy in Mexico City were scheditled. ta fly to irrenting. m Yetouary 27, CIA reports, CI41 comments that- they‘nay be planing te coordinnte Soviet efforts in support ofPremier Bolzaaints public bid cn Toncary 15 for divlonntie and economic relati-ns with lati? Amordeac EEE EEE tem Bie 2, AFGHANISTAN, The QSSR has been shipping some eras and ammmition to , \febanistan, the Arry Avtache in Kabul believes, G-2 comments that this ie the first relfabis report of such shipments it has Tecelten. Feb 27, 56 paga 6, S. DIB 178i. 2, PHILIPPINES. ‘Bresident| Mepweysey has expressed to Ambassador Ferrugzon tig eoncarn over the strone creasnre from exporting croups for devaluation end ths abendomont of economic controls, and has avain requested that the 8 provide a top flirht personal ecoromie advisor ef the caliber of Joseph Pe ' odee. Emoarsy Menila strently recormends early consideration of this re‘tsest and notes that “he assirnmment would be very tbriaf anc desimed pri- sexily to colster Mansaysay's self-confidence, ~ | ' 4. JAPAN. The Japaness, sspecially the fishinz interests, are stroncy eepcsed to the miclear tests schetuled for this spring, but realize thet thers is uo hora of havine them salled off, Envasay Tokyo reports, Neverthelass3, they do feel asronmly. that they are entitisd to ecurpensation f TEE . dameeea to theis allered leritinate interests. The Enbassy,rarmring thas the proparanda “Felue in Japan vould be imrsasurable, ronew? its request thas the 0.8, offer to senpensate the Japanese for lesitimite losses on an ‘ \ 2z mratie heats, Tokyo, 2013, Feb. 28, 56, 8. 5. BCONOMIC, 1) Actions sffectine textile torte and cotton axmortce Oa February 6 the Devarnent of Accioulture turned Jom tte domestic ‘ind-stry's position for establishment of import quotas on “extiles uncer Section <2, of the Arriculteral jdjustment Act, On Fabruaery 7, Assistirs "y Soerstary ef Agriculturs Sct: took a position a-ainst new lertsiation such ey that sponsored b- the HA. 8658, HR. 8659 and S. 2702 bills whieh would impose quotas on textils imports on 15C% of the 1952-1954 import aVere8. (Current Eoonomie Developments - Secret) 2) . (Ta F ORTere eee an Manila 2389, Feb. 27, 46, S. The Tasiff Cormiseion was split 3 to 2 in ite report on fluerspor. - The President has 60 days from Jarmary 18 to decide whether er not to increase tne import duty on fluorspar, Italy, Mexico, Srain, Germenr end Canada are och the countries that will he most affected by tha President's deeision. SYyarent Economic Nevelopnents = unclassified) Bn, the ' -Dw39 4ee veh . ASS i=|rB ‘Gon fo,2aL DWRorns lowe asinromrkst 7 GYye~ gf “s : _. DECLASSIFIED WITH DELETIONS £.0. 12356, SEC. 3.4(b). gency Case NSCE Yo-ney NILE Ce ‘ tae eeeLOL BEST COPY AVAILABLE rerostonveede hoga n)_7oy couection Y/SC - CC tubalL ode BOX No. f/ i FoLoER (CH 730.03 HE Fa); Hb y - Oct 7 BW)