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TEXT OF SEC SEN'S LETTER TO GARDNER AMU ANNOUNCEMENT 49 BORSINVILLE'S APPOINTMENT RELEASED H0RS ELEVEN AW LOCAL. PARA I€¥YORK TIMES EDITORIAL ON CONGO'S NE9 GOVERNMENT BEGINS QUOTE WITH COMMENDABLE FLEXIBILITY, PREMIER ADOULA APPEARS 49 TO Mm WEATHERED POLITICAL CRISIS THAT THREATENS TO PTOPPLE HIS GOVERNMENT AND PLUNGE * 9 * C0L. S9St| 4- •~,^f "O 23 W LTF (ft ONUC LEO « 29SS AHMED WHOLESALE IMPLEMENTATION RECRUITMENT MUST NECESSARILY SPECIFICALLY BY ME AND REQUEST THEY SUBMIT TO YOU FOR TRANSMISSION (ft TO AND APPROVAL BY NEW YORK PROVISIONAL LISTING OF ANTICIPATED ESSENTIAL APPOINTMENTS UP TO 30 MAY. WITH REGARD TO FAO FOLLOWING CABLE SENT TODAY TO WEISLI » (ft P3 * QUOTE REGRET DELAY REPLY YOUR 2&9» AS YOU ARE AWARE, WE ARE REVIEWING OUR REQUIREMENTS AND RESOURCES AT THIS JUNCTURE AND (ft HAVE TO TAKE A MOST CAUTIOUS ATTITUDE TO PROTECT SOLVENCY OF THE CONGO FUND. FOR THIS REASON FOLLOWING INSTRUCTION WAS SENT TO AHMSB (ABOVE TEXT * 49 P4/34 » QUOTED). WOULD EXPECT THAT PART OF REHABILITATION OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE PROJECT NEEDS APPOINTMENTS BEFORE 30 MAY* 9 KINDLY ADVISE AHMED OF YOUR PLANS IN ACCORDANCE PROCEDURE QUOT4EBj; c ABOVE* UNQUOTE * P -^ AMACHSEE * •• ^ (ft COL 2S»S1 1963 30 159 30 * ~i X US 93 NY 13$ 24 20SS2 * • PRESS CNUC LE8 * • 3003 FYI AT BRIEFING HOSS UN SPOKESMAN SAID THAT MEMBERS OF CONGO ADVISORY COMMITTEE YESTE8DAY HAD EXPRESSED VIEWS ON ACTION WHICH SHOULD BE TAKEN I® RELATION TO PROGRAM OF ft TRAINING FOR ANC FORCES IK CONGO. THERE HAD BEEN DIVERGENCE 11*1 VIEWS AND NO GENERAL CONSENSUS. * ft Pg * ft PRIME MINISTER ABOULA NO LONGER INSISTS ON UN UMBRELLA OVER TRAILING PROGRAMME. GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS HOWEVER HAVE ALWAYS REQUIRED THAT ALL ASSISTANCE TO CONGO SHOULD BE THROUGH UNITED NATIONS CHANNELS. PARA IT IS NOW EXPECTED THAT SECRETARY GENERAL WILL MAKE DECISION RE SITUATION IN LIGHT OF VARIOUS EXPRESSIONS * P3/36 * OF VIEW AT MEETING YESTERDAY. 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FURTHERMORE SPOKESMANS USE OF MILITARY PHRASEOLOGY SUOTE SITUATION UNSER COKTBOL UNQUOTE CARRIES « D : : =-" •••• IMPLICATIONS UNWARRANTED IK BILOLO CASE ANB SHOULD ALSO BE : :1 ^ AV01DEB » / 0BTIZ •*• COL CO r NY m/ie? 22 3324 pj/sa/st * ETAT ©sue * BBEBE/TtfieHT AM F-S<§ FIGHTER MT WILL BE DISBANDED EFFECTIVE 3t HAY. ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE HABE TO REPATRIATE X8ANIAN AND PHILIPPINE AIR PERSONNEL AND E^yiPMEHT AS SOON m TRAMSPOHTATIO^ CAN BE ARRAM€£B, PiEASE ADVISE IMMEDIATELY KUMBES OF PERSONNEL, WEKMT AND CUBE OF EQUIPMENT * TO EACH CGNTINGEMT* BBB BISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS OF AIRCRAFT A&B SPARES TO BE ADVISED LATIR* PLEASE ADVISE IF ALL F-S€ AIBeSAFT FLYABLE BECAUSE WE PROPOSE THAT AIRCRAFT SHQttLB BE FLGTO TO N'SJILI i JUNE. CCC CANCEL ALL REQUISITIONS FOR SPARES EXCEPT FOR AOCP OR SPARES 8E&UISEB FOR FERRY H _ g I FLIGHT T0 U'iJILI • r S q • ' BUNCHE 4 5 ^ ° I F-SS 31 F-S6 14- 5 > i -1" 3C Hj C ->» O]i "3,^.L "co YMT9 F C€K i&lEIU 31 MAT Of-iUC LEG » 3S6S? BOHSIKVIUE FSOM BUi4CHE, HElSItUTR TEXT OF BERWICK'S LETTER AS PUBLISHED IN DAILY TELEGRAPH OF 31 MAY \f WGTE LETTERS TO THE llTQR CONGO SQUANDERING BUCK MARKET ANB PILFERING IfNBER U.N. SIS — AT PRESENT THEM IS A GREAT DEAL OF TALK ANB ALSO A GREAT DEAL WRITTEN CONCERNING THE FINANCIAL STATE OF THE UNITED NATIONS* AND HANY PEOPLE HAVE THIEB TO ACCOUNT FOR THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS. A SHORT TIME AGO YOU PUBLISHED TWO ARTICLES CONCERNING THE COST OF THE CONGO OPERATION COKE SEALING WITH THE PRESENT STATE OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE UN, THE OTHER ON ATTEMPTS TO ECONOMISE BY CUTTING SALARIES, ETC. OF UN OFFICIALS). AS A FORMER OFFICIAL OF THIS ORGANISATION IN THE CONGO I FEEL THAT THE BRITISH PUBLIC HAVE BEER VERY BADLY MISLED CONCERNING DOINGS IN THE CONGO. I RESIGNED FROM THE UNITES RATIONS Q$ING TO THEIR UNWILLI&GKESS TO CURB THE MASSIVE AMOUMT OF BLACK-MARKETERSING, PILFERING AMD OUTRISHT STEALING BY CEHTAIK UN MILITASY PERSONNEL* I BELIEVE THAT AN ESTIMATE WAS HADE BY ONE OF YOUR EDITOIHIAL STAFF OF THE COST OF OUTSTANDING CLAIMS AGAINST ONHC WHEN THE UNITED NATXOHS BOES EVENTUALLY LEAVE THE COUNTRY SEMICOLON THIS ESTIMATE I KNOW WAS MISERABLY BELOft THE TRUE TOTAL. IN Wf CAPACITY AS UNITED NATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER m NORTH KATANGA I WAS ABLE TO OBSERVE CERTAIN OF THE NATIONAL CONTINENTS THERE AND FEEL THAT THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE HADE PUBLIC TO THE PSOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY WO THROUGH THE PAYING OF TAXES ARE ACTUALLY CONTRIBUTING TO THIS SPREE. 1. $QNEY BRVAN ON THE UN ACCOUNT IN CONGO FRANCS IS USED TOR SJoACK-^ASKfci TRANSACTIONS* UUliBEED ANil CCflJVt.K'O.D JLKIO HARD CURRENCY FOR TRANSFER ABEOAB. THIS mm$ THAT A LARGE KIQPORTIOM OF THE 3 MILLION P0U8B COSTS IS BEING PIPES OFF MONTHLY BY BLACK-MARKET TRANSACTIONS A&B THE UN ¥ILL DO NOTHING ABOUT THIS OWING TO POLITICAL PRESS UHE FROM N£¥ YORK, A*3B MORE ESPECIALLY BY THE GOVERNMENTS OF THE TROOPS CONCERNED. 2. P.X, (I.E. TAX-FREE LUXURY ITEKS SUCH AS CAMERAS, RABIOS, RECORD-PLAYERS, WHISKY AH8 OTHER LIQUOR) IS BEIK6 BLACK-MARKETEB BY BOTH CIVILIAN AND MILITARY PEHSONKEL SEMICOLON THIS WOULD ACCOST FOR ABOUT 500S000 POUNDS PER 3, THE COST 0F EEMIRI8S PROPERTY RENTES FHOM CIVIL! A^4 fERSOKS 8ISIBEMT IM THE CQfciGO FOR THE USES OF UK PERSONNEL, BOTH CIVILIAN A$B MILITARY, WOOLS BE ABSOLyTELY ASTRONOMICAL, TO TE^S OF KILLIOMS* I HAVE MSELF SEE^ PROPERTY MA6EB BEYOND 8SPAIR BY MILITARY CI*E. REMOVAL OF ALL riTTXNSS, PIPES, .4. TOILET EaUIFJ^EKT, FURNITURE, FL001S, SOORS, AND EVEM WIMBOfcfS) I REJ1EMBEH PAHTICULAHLY THE CASE OF A UN SOLDIER BEING A1RESTEB BY A COLONEL OF DIFFERENT NATIONALITY, THE CHARGE miHS THAT HE HAB REMOVED 3S9 BOOSS FROM VASIOUS HOUSES, ETC, HI HEPGBTEB THAT THEY TORE FOI mKim CRATES TO TAKE QUOTE THIf3€S ^QUOTE HOfffi FOB HIS OFFICERS, VEIY MA^Y HOUSES ANB BUILBINSS HAVE SEEK LEFT EMPTY SHELLS BY MILITARY PERSONNEL, AMD aUITE UNFIT FOI HABITATION EVER AGAIN, H. THE REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT, FURfJITyRE, REFRIGERATORS, ETC., ETC., AfTO THE THEFT OF CMS CAN EASILY ACCOUNT FOR S MILLION POUNDS, I HAVE SEEN BOATLOADS OF THESE ITEMS LEAVING ALBERTVILLE FOR KIGOMA (TANGANYIKA) EN ROUTE FOR DAR-ES-SALAAM AND BOMBAY* I TRIES T6 HAVE ONE STEAMER SEARCHES. MY EFFORTS TO CHECK THIS EXPORT OF LOOT VERB FRUSTRATES BY ORBESS F80EI ABOVE, 5. THERE ARE SO-CALLEB QUOTE INQUIRIES UNQUOTES OR QUOTE -| — <£ COURTS OF JUSTICE UNQUOTE HELD BY THE UNITED NATIONS IN AN £, ^ ^ ATTEMPT TO APPORTION BLAME. HAVING ATTEMBEB MAfsY OF'THE^ IN Af- w ^ ATTEMPT TO STOP THIS GRAND STEALING PROCESS FSOH CONTINUING ^ 'ji 5 I CAN HONESTLY STATE THAT THEY ARE THE BISGEST MOCKERY OF £ti'^.1 . iw«*'. tiC-Sw ^u. "•"* JUSTICE I HAVE EVER SEEM 01 PARTICIPATED IN. EVEN STALIN H "~ U HIMSELF COULD NOT HAVE FOIU3B MORE IK6ENIOUS tfAYS OF HIDING fHI TRUTH. 2N WRITING TO YOU I AH ATTEMPTING TO BEI^g TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE THIS DISGUSTING WASTE OF THE TAX-PAYERS MONEY* CANNOT MR. MACMILLAN PUT AN END TO THIS AMD FINB A SETTER USE FOB OUR YOURS FAITHFULLY, DAVID F. €OL 39«9 3S 1963 I, 3 2. *** S NY 50/48 ETATPRIORITE ISO * 3931 AMACHREE* AHMED* YOUR D i&S* PLEASE POOCH COPY OF LAW A90PTEB BY PARLIAMENT AUTKOHI2ING FINANCIAL A<3ESCIES* MAS THE AHENBffilST PROPOSES BY COLIN FOR ABOLITION — \ OF HOKETABY COMKCIL BEEN ABOFTED ? * '-** B i«3 f -f '; o . —JJ / YCS4 SSS NY 292/290 26 2207Z ETATPR1QRITE QKUC 4410 IMMEDIATE AHMED PLEASE TAKE ACTION IN ACCORDANCE FOLLOWING Q EXCHANGE LETTERS BETWEEN AMBASSADOR PLIMPTON AND MYSELF ON 26 JUNE QUOTE REFERENCE IS MADE TO THE EXCHANGE OF LETTERS DATED DECEMBER 26 1962 BETWEEN YOU AND AMBASSADOR YOST IN WHICH THE UNITED NATIONS ACCEPTED THE OFFER OF THE * P2/52/50 * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO CONTRIBUTE DOLLARS 1.4 MILLION TO HELP PROVIDE AIRLIFT CAPACITY FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CONGO FOR A SIX MONTH PERIOD. AMBASSADOR YOST'S LETTER STATED THAT THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WOULD CONSIDER FURTHER PROGRAMING OF ANY FUNDS REMAINING UNUSED AFTER THE SIX MONTH PERIOD. THE « P3 « INITIAL CONTRACT WILL EXPIRE ON JUNE 28 AT WHICH TIME IT IS EXPECTED THAT APPROXIMATELY DOLLARS 320,000 OF THE DOLLARS 1.4 MILLION CONTRIBUTION WILL REMAIN UNEXPENDED, WITH A VIEW TO ENABLING CONTINUATION OF THE AIRLIFT ARRANGEMENTS, WHICH HAVE BEEN USEFUL TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CONGO, THE * p^ = UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HEREBY AGREES TO THE USE OF FUNDS UNEXPENDED AT THE END OF THE INITIAL CONTRACT PERIOD FOR FINANCING THIS ACTIVITY FOR AN ADDITIONAL PERIOD OF APPROXIMATELY TWO MONTHS EXTENDING THROUGH AUGUST 26 1963. I WOULD APPRECIATE RECEIVING YOUR CONFIRMATION OF THE ABOVE, UNQUOTE QUOTE DEAR => P5 = AMBASSADOR PLIMPTON THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER OF JUNE 26 CONCERNING THE OFFER OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO CONTRIBUTE DOLLARS 1,4 MILLION TO HELP PROVIDE AIRLIFT CAPACITY FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CONGO. THE CHIEF OF THE CIVILIAN OPERATIONS IN THE CONGO, MR S.H. AHMED, HAS => PS A® = BEEN REQUESTED TO INFORM THE CONGOLESE AUTHORITIES OF YOUR GOVERNMENTS DECISION AND I SHALL COMMUNICATE WITH YOU IMMEDIATELY I HEAR FROM HIM. UNQUOTE, U.S. FISCAL YEAH ENDS JUNE 30. WOULD THEREFORE REQUEST AN IMMEDIATE REPLY * H __ c: AMACHREE + r f§ ± rn L. H COL 4410 26 26 1962 1.4 320,000 1.4 26 1963 26 30 + O ^ rn «» *™- J -g > C^ cr> O NY *3S/i3Q i i«©62 Pi/32/50 * PRESS LEO « 447$ JiEfYQBK TIMES EDITORIAL TODAY SAY THAT PREMIER ABOULA'S eOVESflMEKT, ASSURED OF CONTINUED UNATIONS ASSISTANCE AT LEAST TO m$ 0r YEAR, IS TAKINS STEPS TO CONSOLIDATE HOLD ON COKGO AUB PUT COUNTRY OK SOAB TO STABILITY* WEWYORK TIMES ENUMERATES UQUIBATIOK OF POWER OF TSBG8BE, * BEPOSITIOK OF LEFTIST SEGIME IN STAKLEWILLE, CRACKING DOWN ON REBEL GROUPS IN LEOPOLBVILLE AND RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH BELGIUM, PARA MYTIMES ENDS WITH COMMENT THAT PARTITION OF THSOMBE'S QUOTE FORMER STRONGHOLD UNQUOTE SHOUU im THESE AMBITIONS ANB PERMIT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT TO CIEATE FEBERAL STATE ESSENTIAL TO ACCOMODATE * P9/32/50 * COUNTRY'S DIVERSE ELEMENTS* IMPENBINS REDUCTION OF UN FORCES,^ 2 ^' AHB UNCERTAINTY AS TO KOW LONS ANY OF THEM MAY STAY IN CONGO % :i PIHMIT NO TIHE TO BE LOST « L i OMNIPRESS NEWYORK 4- ';;.'. :£ :. : Vi%/Jf Al^ *¥&k7" f Qfl^ i4• » ^,. - «•'"• " • u' U IN P2 Lim, 3 READ STH WORD NYTIHES REPT NYTISffiS NOT SAY AKYTHIHS IN mG ABOUT TRANSMISSION TO ELIZ 53 mm 4530 KEBBEDE &£F TOU8 MEMO 2S JimE IS>S3* i. 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SQ1TERNMENT OF SWEDEN TODAY CONTRIBUTED ADDITIONAL DOLLARS o 134,S09 TO NATIONS CIVILIAN OPERATION IK CQMGG* THIS IS O SECCMB CONT8IBUTI0N OF THIS KIKJD TO BE MADE BY SWEDEN. •/' ~.j FIRStj AMOUNTIW<3 TO DOLLARS i,391,304, ¥AS MADE IN DECEHBER H^jf> OMNIPRESS NEWYORK 4* GOL raSQ F m 140/134 18 ETAT * BSgS SPINELLI, EFFECTIVE 1 AUStfsT 1^3 EYE PROPOSE REDUCING OPERATION OF RABIQ TELEPRINTER SERVICE BETWEEN NEU YORK AH0 LEOPOLBVILLE TO 16 HOURS DAILY INSTEAD OF PRESENT 24 HOUR COVERAGE. AT SAME TIME EYE PROPOSE DISCONTINUING ENTIRELY RADIO TELEPRINTER SERVICE BETWEEM GENEVA AfIB LEOPOiBVILii:. THIS * P2 * KSAflS THAT TRAFFIC BETWEEN LEQPOiWILLE AMB SENEGA 80ULB BE ROUTED VIA NEW YORK* PROPOSES i Li© * $ 4S72 DORSINVILLE* EFFECTIVE 1 AUGUST 1%3 EYE PROPOSE REDUCING OPERATION OF RADIO TELEPRINTER SERVICE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LE0P6LDVILLE TO IS HOURS DAILY INSTEAD OF PRESENT 24 0 HOUR COVERAGE. AT SAME TISffi EYE PROPOSE DISCONTINUING EfcSTIRELY RADIO TELEPRINTER SERVICE BETWEEN GENEVA AND LEOPOLDVILLE. THIS * • P2 = MEANS' THAT TRAFFIC BETWEEN LEOPOLDVILLE AND GEJSEVA WOULD BE ROUTED VIA NEW YORK. PROPOSED 16 HOUR COVERAGE BETWEEN NEW £ YORK AND LEOPOLDVILLI &AY LATER BE REDUCED TO 12 HOURS DEPENDING ON SUCCESS OF 16 HOUR OPERATION. HOWEVER IF IS HOUR COVERAGE INADEQUATE EYE WOULD AGREE TO RESTORING 24 a H008 COVEEAGEo HOPE YOU AGREE WITH THESE PROPOSALS » ONUC'S ? o CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES AND FIELD OPERATIONS SERVICE HERE CA$ WORK OUT DETAILS CONCERNING 16 HOUR COVERAGE • SJECRETARY-gENERAL + C0L 4873 I 1963 1$ 24 16 12 16 IS 24 i OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND MY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE * H .*. « U THA^T SEetETARY-SENERAL 4- ;:- m 20 m 21072 * ITF ... « : ' cr ~n * " '3 DGRSINVHLE 8ILPIN EFFECTIVE TBUSSBAY FIVE SEPTEMBER RALPH BUNCHE WILL TAKE CHARGE OF COK60 CIVILIAN AFFAIRS * '? .- f"c- * -•«—-'• AM&CHKEE * 0 COL P1/S2/3® * WF * PAV2ES FE©H SiiZ-BE^ETTj BEFim CHEF SE CABINET. YOUR 25i. j fUU.7 APPRECIATE POSITION TAKEJ^ 17 YOU. SAME PROPOSAL ¥AS MADE BY GILPIN, ACTING CHIEF SlflilAS ©PERATIO^Sj m 24 AU€U<5T« UHFeRTUNATELY IT HAS W6T BEEN FGSStBiE TO APPROVE CONTROUER'S Ft MANIC I AL RESERVATIONS HAVE TO PKEVAIi 0¥EH THE OBVIOUS PROQRAlQa: AWANTASES OF APPOimriNg BR ?THAI^20. CQUU) WOT BE SESI6NATE9 AS CHIEF XMsTftUCTGB FOR TIKE BEI^S? -f f 30 2QS4Z * _ . __j ,:: ^ LTF , •--. -^q ONUS " . «••••• : b ^ 59*14 SILPIN IMITED KIMGB0H CONTRIBUTED 178.571 POUNDS STESLIKG Cm DOLLAR EQUIVALENT 500.000 TO CONGO FUND. THIS BBIMGS TOTAL CASH CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED IN 1963 TO 3.220*961 DOLLAR Q INCLUDING 2,000,000 DOLLARS ADVANCE FROM THE UNITED STATES * COL 5544 178.571 SOS.000 1963 3.220,961 2,000,000 -I- ft * X-YZ31S S < 63 ? ©0172 Mfi« SYED HA1IB AHMED WAURISSTR* 167/4 VIENNA (AUSTRIA) * MOST IMMEDIATE REFERENCE YOim CABLE* PURPOSE IN ASKING YOU TO ? COKE DIRECTLY TO HEABaUARTERS WAS TO DISCUSS, WITH YOU CURRENT POSITION IN LIGHT OF IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS SINCE YOUR DEPARTURE. THEREFORE MUST REPEAT MY REGIUEST THAT YOU REPORT TO HEAJ&UARTEHS DIRECTLY * FROM YOUR LEAVE, RATHER THAN PROCEEBIMG TO LEOPOLBVIUE FIRST » SECRETARY GENERAL NEWYORK O ^i-, €OL SO 7/4 4- CO YG74 F NY 563/550 22 1403Z PI/53/50 * ETAT o LEO » 32S>2 DORSINVILLE AfTEJJTIOJS AHMED SE¥ARD FROM BUNCHE TURKEH FOLtOWING OUTCOME OF CONGO DISCUSSIONS TAB SESSION AMD WITH EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN* AAA TAB FIELD BUDGET 1964 WILL INCLUDE O FKOVISION OF DOLLARS 250,000 FOR LEOPOLDVILLE OF WHICH o DOLLARS 200,000 BEPRESENTS ETAP FOREIGN CURKENCY AND DOLLARS 50,000 LOCAL CUSHENCY TO * BE PROVIDED BY CONSOLESE 60VERNMEKT, PLEASE EXPEDITE SUBMISSION TO EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN AM) COOTROLLER FULL TAB OFFICE REQUIREMENTS INCLUDING SPECIAL IDENTIFICATION OF SERVICES FOR OPERATIONAL EXPERTS AND EXPERTS IK PROVINCES INCLUDING ANY PROPOSALS FOR QUTPQSTING OF TAB/SF STAFF BY LOCATION AND pejf^r-mts&gBf>t?$T$ &e-$ut#6*P PARA BBS DURING GENERAL SUMMARY OF * AND 1964 PROGRAMME AND FINANCING POSITION, SEYMOUR INFORMED TAB SESSION THAT CONGO GOVERNMENT FORMALLY COMMITTED TO MEET ALL LOCAL CURRENCY COSTS ON SAME BASIS AS ANY OTHER RECIPIENT GOVERNMENT. USEFUL YOU OBTAIN IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS AND REQUESTS TO HAVE !9 FROM CONGO FUND TO EPTA SPECIAL ACCOUNT IN AMOUNT EQUIVALENT TO DOLLARS S0»tgg REPRESENTING 12*5 PERCENT OF 1$63 ESTIMATED EXPERT COSTS, ADJUSTMENT THIS AMOUNT ON BASIS ACTUAL 1963 EXPERT SERVICES WOULD BE MADE IN EARLY 196*. PABA CCC NOW CLEAR SPECIAL FUND CANNOT ACCEPT ARRANGEMENT UNDER WHICH EtAP • PS « CONTINGENCY ADVANCES FOR PREPARATORY STAGE OF SPECIAL FUND PROJECTS MOSTLY AFFECTING MONTHS OF JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH 1964, COULD BE REIMBURSED TO CONTINGENCY FUND FROM SPECIAL FUND PROJECT BUDGETS WHEM OPERATIONAL. WE WILL TREAT AS PRIORITY REQUIREMENT AGAINST ANY INITIAL 1964 CONGO FUND RESOURCES AND SEEK SOME * PS * CONTINGENCY ALLOCATIONS FOR ANY BALANCE. TO ENABLE US ASSESS ALTERNATIVES, PLEASE SEND SPEEDILY LISTING OF ALL PERSONNEL AND OTHER ITEMS REQUIRING SUCH TEMPORARY UNDERWRITING, WITH ITEMIZES COSTING IN RESPECT OF EACH OF SPECIAL FUND PROJECTS ON WHICH SPECIAL FUND ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN REQUESTED, PARA DDP TAB * P7/52/50 * HAS AffgEEn .TENTATIVE HfitrMTBY T&BEET tTQI? mMEQ LEQPOI.nWT I.I.TT OF 1.5 MILLION DOLLYS FOR i965-S$ BIENNIUM, TAB UNDERSTANDS PROPOSED' iS»64 COKTlKwCIIS UP TO DOLLARS 500,CTO WILL NOT RESULT IN ANY HIGHER LEVEL OF ETAP FINANCING IN iS>65» £ PLEASE HAKE CLEAR ALL ASENCY REPRESENTATIVES THAT* AS 1964 PROCEEDS * * PS * ^ ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES FOR CARRYFORWARD OF 1964 CONTINGENCY ITEMS MUST BE DEVELOPEB BILATERALLY OR OTHERWISE* PAEA * EEE UNICEF NOW HAS BACKGROUND MATERIALS OK PROJECT 20-07 9 PROVIDED BY TEREN2IO NAJ8AN AND WILL COMMENT SOCH. PARA FFF TURNER ANB VAUGHAN CONFIRM THAT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY If EMS CURRENTLY ASSIGNED CIVILIAN OPERATIONS TO * 0 PS = BE TRANSFERRED TO EXPANDED TAB OFFICE ON KOCOSf BASIS AND, WHEN PHASlNff OUT OKUC, BISRUPTIGM MINIMUM ^ NECESSARY CIVILIAN ADMINISTRATIVE ESTABLISHMENT MUST BE AVOIDED^ PARA GGG FOR OUR INTERIM GUIDANCE IN DISCUSSIONS A w WITH POTENTIAL DONORS, ADVISE /^HEN YOU ANTICIPATE COMPLETE ^ YOUR SECOND ROUND CONSULTATIONS WITH AGE^3CIES ON » Pi© * A 19^ PROGRAMME A&D WHEN FAIRLY FINAL TABULAR PRESENTATION <£ ALL PROJECTS BY ANTICIPATED SOURCES FUNBS 13ILL REACH US. AFTER YOU HAVE ASEMCY HEADQUARTERS CONCURRENCES, BELIEVE TABULAR COMPILATION SHOULD BE REVIEWED 0Y OFFICE OF $ BtmCHE, CONTROLLER AND TAB BEFORE PUTTING TO CONGOLESE AUTHORITIES* BO YOU A6REE QUERY PARA * * PU/W3© * O HHH SEBASTIAN m® CABLING OfB$pE TO DETERMINE WHETHER CCO BELIEVES HEADQUARTERS COSTS WHO TOTALLING DOLLARS 24,000 PER AN8UM COULS BE COVERED i$&i WITHIN PROVISIONS FOR f| « IN PROPOSES CIVILIAN AVIATION PRO-AS* PLEASE ADVISE US YOUR REPLY. PARA III OUTCOME US DISCUSSIONS PRO-ACS TODAY _.. WILL BE CABLED SEPARATELY * FIEtDSERV + COL !$292 If €4 250,000 200,000 50,000 1963 1964 1963 12»S W3 l^€3 if€4 1S>64 1SS4 1*5 20-07 I9S4 24,000 COT PA6E 2 LAST LINE POSTS RECiHIREB* PARA BBB DURING GENERAL SUMMARY OF C '•- •~y c/ ^^^^g>i KC1«S S M 43/42 i2 01152 7134 BGRS1K1TILLE FROM SECGEN. PLEASE C©KWY FOLLOWING MESSAGE f© &§QU1A COLCM QUOTE MATTEE RAISED BY ?0U I?} ?OU1 HESSASE P13 OF IP. 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JEA8, WROTE THAT ONE THE PREVIOUS DAY THE VICTIK HAD BEEN THREATENED BY * ETHIOPIAN SOLDIERS OF THE UN FORCE, AND THAT COULB LEAD TO _ MANY WRONG CONCLUSION. PASA. ONCE AGAIN, IT SEEMEO THAT THE HOUNDS WERE BEING LET LOOSE AT THE UNITES NATIONS , AT THE UK FORCES , AND MORE PABTICULAHLY t AT THE ETHIOPIAN SOLDIERS, ¥HO « P3 « HAVE SOME SUCK GOOD WORK HERE. PARA. HOWEVER, TO HIS VERY BSEAT CREDIT , THE CHIEF SUITOR OF THAT PAPER TODAY PUBLISHED, OVER HIS OWN SIGNATURE, A CORRECTION TO THAT REPORT. a«OTE SI SHOULD LIKE TO WRITE TO BENY CATEGORICALLY THAT REPORT, WHICH « P* « IS UNTRUE , UMQUGTE AMD HE ADDS , QUOTI WE ASKED COL. WORKU AND THE ETHIOPIAN CONTINGENT TO FORGIVE US THIS STUPIDITY, FOR WHICH WE ARE SINCERELY SORRY, PARTICULARLY AT A WOKE NT WHEN THE EFFORTS WADE BY THE ETHIOPIAN CONTINGENT TO CLEAR THE ATKOSPKESE ARE VERY IMPROVED. • . THE WRITER CONCLUDES QUOTE ¥E SECRET THAT THE PAS ACS A PH IN flUISTION, BY THE OOU3TS IT COULD SOW IN SOHE .^INDS, MGGKT DISCOUHAGE THOSE WHO ARE HELPING US THHOUGK A PARTICULARLY DELICATE PERIOD* 3UBUN&UOTE UNQUOTE + COL G-816 -t F m n/n 3 gssez PI/SS/SO Efftt ONUC gARBIKEB/KEBBEBE I8CIBOT OF 21 FEBRUARY IN WHICH BQMB0KO WAS I^OLVO HAS SEEK PUBLICIZES IN DISTORTED BK&MATI2E0 FOtM I?? HBfSPAPEHS IN COPENHAGEN AJ4S IN A --•; if"" """ S0U8CE OF INFORMATION APPARENTLY DANISH. DANISH MSSIOK HAS :~ '^ ^ (| BEEN APPROACHES UNOFFICIALLY. COPY OF ARTICLE IN WASHINGTON . ,: l POST MAECH a r w - P2/23 * : 3i.BEIKS FOHMRBED BY POUCH PARA UNDERSTAND THAT DANISH W SERGEANT INVOLVEB IK I8CIBEMT NOW STATIOKES AT EVILLE. PLEASE (t B^iHE 4- COL a*6$ 21 31 4- LEQPQL WILLS 79 3 15272* ITAT US3ATIQNS BUNCHE FROM SA8BIJCR FOLLOWING FOH INFORMATION RECEIVED P0STMA KAHINA CKALEO 4il> OlIOTE VISITE1 KABGM9© BIANM 2 Af'HIL AS LOCAL TBOUBLE WAS HEPORtED, WE FOUNB THAT POLICE ORIGINATING FROf^ KIKONDJA HAD FIGHT WITH POPULATION OF A NEIGHBOURING VILLAGE. POLICE HAS FOUR WQIMBEB POPULATION* TMEE * NO POLITICAL BACKGROUND. POPULATION HAS ALWAYS REPUTATION OF BEINS DIFFICULT* ONUC MP WILL INVESTIGATE 1 -1 "1 COL f. ' EfAf - FROM F9U6VXM6 IS SDMftAR? or ^EETIiSS 0F CHAMBER m TWO AFHIL* SEHATE 1. FR&3IBEUT OF 0MA^SIE SEAB LITfES mm SOVIET PARUAMEtrr TKAJNSJ9ITTE8 1Y tE@ AMBASSAS08 INVITIMe SIX fD EIGHT CONSOLES! PARLIAMENTARIANS '1® VISIT FKEsism IHBICATEB SHADES AS© SENATE mui$ SACK SEJ® FQUS -y. ."' AM) THAT AUB BATE VOtflfi S£ IATE8 SPECIFIED a* HuasTER OF nmm% mm BILL BEALIMS »IIH ALLOCATION OF P8WESS @Vm TAX A*® OTHER Fi$A8ClAi HATTEBS AM0i«3 DIFFERENT g0?HI®SEIif AitlTtSITIES* BILL WAS BEFERftEB TO COMMISSION FOB V _J. 6?> P3/JT * C 5. A&EM9A €ALL^ fOR BlSCiSSlOlt A6® WTE ©M BASIS OF '•?. ^ REFOilT FEOM MINISTUY INTERIOR ON F&BMATXOH OF NEW P10VIfiCE Of SIVU 0ESI1HAL. MXNXSm FAllEB TO ©ELIVIJI REPORT AKfi ITEM UNTXi NEXT MEITJNS * f us 70 03 % ETAf 8? * mi* I* 0M 3 ^PSIl S£NAT£ MET F3RMATIOM ©F KEff sffll Fi^TOdl KIVU — "' ' KAI0NB4I SNTSRtltt BtffiXMe DEBATE WITH HIT 10 IE CXBTAJEN AS T§ iMITHIi 01 ME m J AFRXL* ^.$ mi 1 1 a BMNGHE FSOM SARDINES. WE HAVE CO^MNICATEB Wm 35 €S TO EVILLE WITH FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS QUOTE OfJB REPLY, IF tyESTIQNEB BY THE PRESS, WILL HE THAT QNUC HAS MABE KO ATTEMPT TO HALT ANY THOQP AS HAS iEEN mm IN CASE ©F OTHER* F2/3S * BATTALION, MODALITIES HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND AN ATTEMPT IS BEING MADE TO ESTABLISH A FIEM TIMETABLE. OF COURSE THE AKC AS A NATIONAL FORCE HAS THE BIGHT TO ESTABLISH ITSLEF THROUGHOUT ^31 THE REPUBLIC* UMQTE * '-' H •. ~^• i o ...... COL 6-S54 -H- J> I f o CO Z SET 0K "•1 FFF ETAT FR©H FOLLQ8INS RECEIVED FS08 6HALEB ROSE, AVILLE, FLOOD RESCUE WORK ceitTOP/AiLEO/i3i> s OUOTS FURTHER OU1 ALLEO BO CG»i22>, A^ STAIfEB ^SIERMY WITH THIIft THUCKS SOH£ MEM THE RESETTLEMENT OF S0HE FISHERMEN HOUSES THAT TO? 8CAR» _-_, , , . , , , , , _, THE LAKE TO AW KILL NOT FAR FROM THE LAKE TO ALLOW THEM TO gdNTXNUE THE1B NORMAL ACTIVITIES, ANC WILLING TO COOPERATE WITH KOBE ^EN AND BAMS PORT TO THANSFER THE REST OF HOUSES THREA1ENEB BY LAKE * ASC Ai^° WILLJHC TO REPAIR THRU MI USES THMS FAGILITATINS RESETTLCHEMT* PEES0NAL FEELI8S IS THAT G00B WILL* EXAMPLE9 AND COOPERATION OF AKC SHOULD BE SPREAD IN BIFFEHEIIT QyARTSHS3 OUTS I BE AL^EETVILLE* imSSQTE* COL 83? CCIVOP/ALLEO/131) 13© 822 * f • c*: LEOPOLBVILLE 3$ 4 14582* ETAT HHATIOKS BUMSHE FINANCES CONCEEISIKS $&GE SCALES AKB E^TITUO-IfNTS OF C!¥IL SERVANTS ¥ITH PARflGHLAl EEFE8EISCI TO AUTHORITIES '0? NEW BIOVI^ES, CHAMBER €01 Sit 4 V F iEO 58 WT108S m * (S-S42 AHACH8EE FROH SAIBINEE* REUS 25»S. REGRET YOUR INABILITY TO BE m THE COME0 BEFORE MAY* I WILL LEAVE ¥QHB WITH MY SUCCESSOB TO SESIHVE ABiayATE OFFICE ACCOMMODATION QN THE SIXTH FLOOR FOE YSU. IF HIS FAMILY BOES MOT ARRIVE WITH HIM IT WOULD STILL BE I SEAL FOi YOUK TO BE MIS GUEST •*• O O O O O I ;; i uv"^ r".~ Y LEO ETAT I/NATIONS / IHOM 8ARDIMOU t, FOLLOWS FOR INFO FROM PACKHAH SEEM SINCE EN0 OF 4ANUARY. ANC HAVE BEEN ASKING VILLAGE ELDERS TO PERSUADE JEUNESSE TO LEAVE BUSH AND SURRENBER ARMS* • JEWSSE HAVE CAUSIi NO TROUBLE IN VILLAGES, OR SEIZE! 9 FOOD OS HONEY FROM VILLAGES SINCE END JAN* HOUSE REBUILDING IN AFFECTED AREAS IS NOW WELL * P3 * 9 ADVANCED A^B ?5ISSIOMS A«B SCHOOLS HAVEftECOfflNENCE DACTIVITIES * SHORTAGE OF FOOB AND KEBICINES HEMAIUS CHIEF PROBLEM, 9 Tf! RELIEF AGENCIES HAVIN6 TO 81 BOOSKT UNTIL RECENTLY MADE NEW FARMS COME INTO BEINS. OUR PATROLS HAVE THEMSELVES SEEN NO * COOPERATION BETWEEN ANC AND ONUC PATROLS HAS BEEN VERY GOOD, ANB THESE APPEARS TO HE NO FRICTION BETWEEN ANC FROM OUTSIDE SOUTH KASAI AMD THOSE WHO WERE FORMERLY OF SOUTH KASAI GENDARMERIE* 2. THE MATTER OF SHORTAGE OF FOOD AND MEDICINES IS BEING £ DISCUSSED WITH CIVILIAN OPERATIONS -I- i. ik$$ a S8S HO UMATJONS m * • e»«W StfNGttE FROM 6AR9XNER « 1, CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES TOM? BISAtEB AM£ VOOT FOR BEAFT LAI RELATING TO THE CREATION OF KIVU CENTRAL , THE LAST Of THE NEW mo?IHCES STILi TO SE AFmfVIB BY PARLIAMENT US FOa©fS COiON * IN FAITSIM , THREE ASAISSt km SIX ABSTEI3TIO® , 3UW KW TO TIE SEMA1E » BtfRINfi BISATE ^HieH GHJgFL? iaBABiES AND REFERENDUM mm§9 OBMT AtfeusTiN BRACKET NNe*LUN8RAeKET MSI VI€0^0«S SPIECH CONSCHNIN6 NSW FftOVINCES *MEN9VOHEN AMD CHIiBEEN SWITESEB IN TJffi disemsERS FWOKO BY NEW RIVALRIES ANB mva&m * TM 0I»ES i? FRESH DIVISIONS OF THEIH COUNTS? . SURPRISINGLY ENOtrGN THIS SPEECH VAS iAS^LY APRAUiEi * a* INTBE «aUISTIO?« TIME AT END ©F THE NRORNING swmw SYLVESIItE JACKET AMKO lltl^ACKET ANNOUNCEB FORMATION OF FRONT eONHUN K^fAKSAIS UNWTE » THIS C0S3SITS 0F • P5 * BALtJS&K&f PUB S©H£ &BAK0 SYMPATHISERS » ^AIW AIM SEZNG IBS. &M0G&TI08 OF t8C LA$ ©F U 40L? it^ CR£&TI$€ NEB „ HE iAS 6RCETE8 WITH HQ0TS6F BERZSI7E IT IS iELOTIB THAT THIS mmm F&QUT IS SIMPLY ATC S*IEW COMAKAT TO C©iiE€T SSFFOST FOR ITS OWN EKIS WHICH > IT IS 3* S'mtfESTE-K WAS FOLtSiEI if JACKET AiAKO HK^IACKET PREVIOUSLY AYE SEMAT01 BUT Am DEPUTY REPUCZN6 VITAL WAf^BA ^HO MAS TO RELINQftSH HIS SEAT ©N IKG0MIIIS PiESIiEOT OF KONG CEMTHAi . T0T0 SAMIEL ~« ONE ©F HIS USUAL IMFASSIOKEB STATEMENTS ACCUSING THE CENTRAL i OF SEEKING TOSABGTA6S: THE CREATION km CCMSOUBATf idi ZJ. fF ^t * > P9 * ^ 3 H ./1A!1> ««*«.•> Pa©fIKCES BY LEfTIK© LSOSE THE AMC IN THISE NEW FHOVINCES . ?1 '-: ;"""; -i --4 CO HE C§!3MM?€i THE QUOTE HAINTEMANGE OF LAH6E BAN9S OF UNDISCIPLINED ZN THE ZJTOUOR HNaiOTE AND CALLED FOU THE OUTRIGHT m SISSGLHfl©^ QF TIE AMC « ALTHOUGH HE BID NOT so * * fAS aUItC MANIFEST * HE WAS VARNLY CHEESES FH0M &BAK0 BElttlKS ANB if TIE EEST 0F THE' H@USE * 4* IB tm SENATE AW CONFUSED BEBATE C08TIIOT& OK VESTEBBAYS ITEM ee^EHSIi^ KASK SCAtES AMB EJJTITIX^WTS OF GIVli SERVANTS 5 Powesland ^^ jj // " Unraician^ra l translation from y ^ ^v^" French TO: Bunche FROM: Gardiner Date: 5 April 1963 Number: G-850 Following received from Ministry of Foreign Affairs addressed to S e or e t ary-Gener al : "No. 1361/63 Central Government of the Republic of the Congo (Leopoldville } attaches special importance to the question of the training of the Congolese National Army. In view of the difficulties which appear to have arisen during the meeting of the Advisory Committee on the Congo, the Prime Minister haa decided to send his Minister of Foreign Affairs, Justin Bomboke, to take part in the next ^ - — -- meeting of this committee. Urgently beg you to put off this meeting to Tuesday 16 April. High consideration. Signed: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Songo." •-. ••_:. NO. CT ass sss LEO 100 as UNAT108S G-S5Q IMMEDIATE BUNGHE FROM GASBINEE . FOLLOWING IECEI?EB FROM HINISfRY OF FORIISN AFFAIRS ADDRESSED TO SECSEN GOLOK aOOTS flUMBER 1362/63 GOWEHNEMENT eE^5'mAL REPUBLiauE Be CONSO LEO ATTACHE IMPORTANCE PARTICULIERE QUESTION SNTEAINEMEKT ARDffiE NAT10MALE CONGOLAISE . ETAMT SONHE BIFFICULTES QUI SEMBLENT AVOIR SURG! AU COUTS BE IA REUNION * DU COMITE CONSULTAT1F SUR LE GONSO LE PREMIER MIKISTRE A DECIDE DEKVO^ER SON Mlf^ISTRE AFFAIRES ETtANGERES JUSTIN -•' <•?? BO^BOKO PO'JE PARTICIPEI PaOCHAI^5E REUNION CE COKITE. . "'•> PRIERE INSTALMENT REMTTRE CETTE REUINION POUR MARDI 16 AVKIL , HAUTE CONS I DERATION . SIGNE MINISTERE BES AFFAIRES ETRANGERSS BE LA REP0ELIfiUE DU i FFF LEO H£ 05 19332 * ^*^" *.*** - EfAT ONUS 25 i4 BUNCHE FROM HA/FC PARA Olffi FORCE CMDH LEFT 1EO 5 AF3UL EN HOUTE NE«fTORKy AS PER PHE¥IOUSLY NOTIFIED . PARA TOO IN HIS ABSENCE COMMAHB WILL BE EXERCISED BY 49 MAJOR SIN AF KLINTBERS « S 4- ::' Y } NYK BE LEO OUS GY357 SECOND LIKE FIHST TXT IKTEAD OF iPPP PSE SEAD tCSS© RPT S000 TKS 4- < ACTiUiNi SSS LEO 2 AT ONE PQI8T DURING YESTERDAYS CONFUSED PROCEEDINGS IN SENATE9 MOTION TABLED BY SENATOR BOMANBEKE WAS VOTED 3Y LARGE MAJORITY CJALLING FOR STATE OF EMERGENCY IN PROVINCE OF CUVETTE CENTHALE BRACKET EX-EOUATEUR HNSSACKET WITHIN FOSTYEIGHT HOURS* THIS IS AYE SESULT @F * m * aiJAHREL BETWEEN BIO FACTIONS OF THE HONGQ PEOPLE IN THIS AREA, THE FOLLOWERS OF MINISTERS SQMBGKQ AND BOLTA RESPECTIVELY. SOKIB0KOS MEN MEABEB BY PRESIJ3ENT EN6ULU WHO ARE IN POSTER Ifl THIS PROVINCE ABE ACCUSES OF PERSECUTING FOLLOWERS OF BOLYA MANY ©F WHOM HAVE REPORTEDLY FLEB TO EO WHERE « ©"it sj- THEY RAVE BEEN ORSAiJIIZIHe SUPPORT FQS THEIR CAU E* SENATES VOTE, INSPIRED BY BOLYA REPRESENTS A^E BLOW AGAINST SOMBQKO* BOM6@KO HIMSELF WAS ZN PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY AMD WAS PROBABLY INVOLVED IN THIS BUSINESS BEHIWB THE SCENES. HE IS ACTUALLY AYE DEPUTY AND THUS CANNOT ATTEND THE SENATE. « » IT IS HOT CLEAR AS YET WHETHER OR NOT THE SENATES VOTE WILL BE CV27S FFF LEO 232 5 11302 • Ef AT UNATIONS NEUYORK * ONUG 2525 SECGEN FROM AF KLINTBERG STRENGTH OF CONTINGENTS BY COUNTRIES AS ON 3 2000Z AS FOLLOWS, AUSTRIA STAFF PERS 1 ADM PERS 35 TOTAL 5 (So BRAZIL STAFF PERS 2 AIR PERS 42 TOTAL 44. CANADA STAFF PERS 15 AIR PERS 7 ADM - P2 * PERS 2SSTOTAL 30S. CONGO STAFF PERS 2 COMBAT JMJSTAi ja$*..J>Elffi?AHJK STAFF PERS 6 AIR PERS 5 ADM PERS 252 TOTAL 263. ETHIOPIA STAFF PERS 12 AIR PERS 5 COMBAT PERS 2S>71 TOTAL 2988. GHANA STAFF PERS 4 COMBAT PERS 716 TOTAL 720 » INDIA STAFF PERS 79 AIR PERS 4 ADM PERS 876 COMBAT PERS 41 TOTAL 1000, INDONESIA STAFF • PERS 4 COMBAT PERS 3305 TOTAL 3313, IRELAND STAFF PERS 44 ADM PERS 5 COMBAT PERS SIS TOTAL 867, ITALY STAFF PERS 4 AIR PERS 3 ADM PERS 46 TOTAL * 9 P4* S3* LIBERIA STAFF PERS S> COMBAT PERS 231 TOTAL 240, MALAYA STAFF PERS JQQ COMBAT PERS 741 TOTAL 752. 9 NETHERLAND STAFF PERS 1 ADM PERS 5 TOTAL 6. NIGERIA STAFF PERS 17 ADM PERS 393 COMBAT PERS 1505 TOTAL 1920. NORWAY STAFF PERS 15 AIR PERS SO ADM PERS 56 » • PS « COMBAT PERS 312 TOTAL 463. PAKISTAN STAFF PERS 9 50 ADM PERS 640 TOTAL 690, SWEDEN STAFF PERS 26 9 AIR PERS 275 ADM PERS 101 COMBAT PERS 682 TOTAL ^ 1084. TUNISIA STAFF PERS 2 COMBAT PERS 9 15 TOTAi 17. PHI IPPINES STAFF PERS 8 AIR PERS 9 73 TOTAL * P6/12 « 77. IRAN AIR PERS 46 TOTAL 46. TOTAL STRENGTH 15673, 9 + -==:. 9 COL 2525 3 20002 1 35 36 2 42 44 15 7 2S6 30S 2 7S4 7S6 • 6 5 252 263 12 5 2971 29SS 4 716 720 ?S» 4 876 4l 1000 4 3309 _ 3313 44 5 SIS §67 4 3 46 53 9 231 240 11 741 752 1 5 , ! 9 . . 6 17 398 1505 1920 15 80 56 312 463 50 $40 690 26 • 101 682 1084 2 15 17 2 75 77 46 46 15673 4- •"OPY a? STAT MIT * mm 25i« FiiiBSEif r«0jj TWIST reLuviero OSPARTED FIVE APSXL IT GIM 6UEBBE TO ^Y F@I caNSULTATIOM ON PAA let STA 1340 SIX APRIt t 0 O SSS LEO 31 0$ , . .-..., ,..._ . ,: ' ]• 3 " *'" ^ ETAIPHIOaiTE MEfYOKK * BUNCHE PROM GARBIMER . ON BEHALF OF CQNSO...... " " • LETTER BATED IS MARCH FROM ADOULA TO SECGEN REGARDING USSR MESSAGE COL S-S5i 16 4- v FILE NO. F U£& 98/34 OS -i KTAT i TO ... I U WAI IONS * 2SS3 DESfHES FROM CAft DINER. fEFERENCE BANK MEETINGS JK KHAEIOUM, SOVOirOffiNT OF SOUDAN AHXIQUS AVOID PRESENCE OF VISITORS DURING EiE'CTIO^lS SCHSIMILEB FEO JUNE. PLEASE EXPLORE WITH CQWFEHENCE SERVICES POSSIBILITY OF CONVENIENT ALTERNATIVE BATES WHICH WILL NOT GUSH WITH ECOSOC/ECA MEETINGS, WE CVKRTTHIKe POSSIBLE TO AVOI33 CHANCE OF asss It CY? F LI© lia/iaa OS 09542 Pi/51 * -~ — 8UNGHE FgQf* F9LL0TOS FOB INFO FROM ON0C BUKAVUl &UQTE 1. NIGERIAN POLICE 9 SUPERINTEHBSJJfS HAS FRUITFUL MEETINGS WITH COMEXTRA AND ANC CHIEF WHO OFFERED FULL SUPPORT 2* CO^EXTRA PLANS TO SUBMIT POLICE PERSONNEL T0 HARD TEST SO AS TO REDUCE FORCE T0 BEST ELEMENTS. « • F2-JM/9Q * "J 3* AWC MAJOR KBABU TRANSFERRED TO STANLEYVILLE HANDED OVER COMMAND TO CAPTAIN BALUKA* MSF COLONEL LLOYD-JONES ANB • NIGERIAN SUP1RIMTENDENTS WERE INCITED TO CEREMONY. MAJOR MBADU PRAISED GOOD COOPERATION WITH HSF* 4. LAST 6ROUP OF «SF LEAVING BUKAVU HARCH f. OFFICERS eOLLECTEO 14•009 FRANCS TO OFFER TWO* ^ ^ ^^ F$f Jffr "r~ .S.' SCHOLARSHIPS TO CONGOLESE STUBENTS* POPULATION BIB THE& CORBIAL V, -/5 ^ FAB E$ELL * U N6.UOTEt 4 —••--•-^ ' $z$ * •""^y» COL S—$57 i 8 3 4 7 l?uQ©0 •+• ":- ^: ,^| FILE NO. •i j ACTION | TO _ i C1» F LEO $M OS ETAT BNATI0NS »YOHK * BUNCHE FROM GARBINER* i. FOLLOWING FOR INFORMATION FROM EVILLE CU/N3S &U9TE THIS HORNINS THERE IS TO BE A PUBLIC MEETING NEAR THE POST OFFICE OF THE BALUBAS tfHO STILL REGAIN W THE OU5 UHSEE CAHP. THIS MEETINS HAS BEEN SPONS05JCD BY * pa « MINISTER ItE0# PfiOVIWCIl«ClAL AKTHOHITIES ANB JAS0« SBflDWE- THE IMA1N PURPOSE OF THIS (SATHEEBiS IS TO SET THE BALUBAS TO HAND OVER THEIH ARMS AND OTHER FIGHTING WEAPONS TO MINISTER AKB IK THIS WAY t iEHOKSTHATE THEIB SEKUINESS IN RECONCILIATION I LEO TELEPHONED KE -m INFOB& ME THAT THIS * P3 « lEM0"«StRATI0li IS OFFICIAL Af® IT HAS HIS SITPPORT* SENBtfE CALLED AT ^Y HOMSE TO TELL ME PERSONALLY THAT THE DEMONSTRATION WILL BE PEACEFUL AND THAT HE HOPES THAT THE REMNANTS OF THE FORMER BALUBA REFUGEES WILL $QV£ INTO THEIR RESPECTIVE COMMUNES AS THEY WILL FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THE PKOVZfieiAL * AUTHOR IRITES HERE HAVE N0THINS AGAINST THESE 1ALUBAS ANY MORE- IT IS ALSO HOPED THAT THE LOCAL POLICE WILL PRODUCE AT THE GATHERING ANT WEAPONS THEY MAY HAVE RECOVERED BURIN6 THEIR SEARCH IN THE VARIOUS COYNES* THIS AGAIN SILL BE FUTHER PROOF TO THE BALUBAS IHAT THEY WILL NOT * PS/ 51 « BE USEB ASABiST THEIR LIVES IF THEY REJOINED THE COMMUNES. THE INVITATION GARB CARRIED THE FOLLOWING C0UDN SUBQUOTE UES BALUBAS BU CAMP BES REFUGIES DEFILEHO^T BSVAOT L£ MINISTRE BETAT ET L£S AUTOHITES LOCALES* AU CQQRS BE CE BEFILE LIS COJ?5BATTAKTS VOMT BEP0SER LEURS ^YEMS BE DEFENSE COLON ARCS,88 FLE0HES, LAKGES, C0UT£AUX»HACHE$# ETC« CQNCRETISAWT AIKSI BUHE FAC0K S0LENNELLE LA RECONCILIATION BO 8QSB ET BU SUB KATANGA. CE 6ESTE ACCOM? LI * ILS REIMTESROKT LEURS COMMUNES RESPECTIVKS.* UNSUBSMTE* PARA* I SFILL CABLE Y0U F0HTKER BETAILS m THIS MATTER AS THEY BE60HE AVAILABLE. * UNQUOTE* 2* I LEO INDICATES BURINS MY LAST VISIT TO EVILLE THAT THE ACTION DESCRIBED ABOVE WOULD BE UNDERTAKEN AS PAST OF THE GENERAL RATISSA0E EXERCISE* eoms-sss Fowesland /v.. / Unofficial translation from French INCOMING CLEAR CABLE To : Bunche From: Gardiner Date: B April 1963 1. Following for information broadcast over maiimm Congolese National Radio on 7 April at 12.30 p.m.: "At Elizabethville Mr. Moise Tshombe, Provincial President, recently paid a visit to Mr, Joseph Ileo, Minister of State for Katangese Affairs. During this visit Mr. Tshombe raised the question of the/?nteg_ration of the South Katangese Gendarmerie and declared that this njuMMhSmiM problem _^*\, / V &$">^- •*" /"fc-^3 G"- l was of over-riding importance. W this ^©ad Mr. Tshombe said that he was ready to co-operate with the Central Government in order to find a satisfactory solution to the problem. 'I am very much afraid', Mr. Tshombe went on, 'that gendarmes without jobs and without money may cause certain difficulties.1 The Minister of State for his part accepted Mr. Tshombe»s oflfer of co-operation. 'However,1 Minister Ileo added, !/^he Central Government's decision to prohibit the wearing of military uniforms by the former gendarmes remains in force, especially as some gendarmes are making use of this uniform to cause disturbances and commit other abuses which some papifoma people take pleasure in attributing to the National Army.' Lastly, as regards the p/ac.ej Presidential guard, Mr. Tshombe?* asked Minister Ileo to -eeethis question in the context of the problem of the integration of the Gendarmerie. Mr. Ileo replied that this problem should be settled soon and that the Provincial Fresidentmafli should, in his own interests, avoid having an irregular guard which would be merely his own private guard." 2» The meeting took place last Friday April 5th. o : FILE NO. j ACTION g; v I TO...,..., CY12 F LEO 273 OS UO«Z * ] ETAT | UNATIONS NT " SUNGHE FROM GARDINER 1. FOLLOWING FOR INFO BROADCAST OVER RADIO NATIONALS CONGOLAISE ? APRIL 12.30 HOURS I QUOTE A ELISABETHVILLE, H.MOISE TSHOHBE, PRESIDENT PROVINCIAL, A RECEMMENT RENDU VISITS A H* JOSEPH ILEO, KINISTHE DETAT POUR LES AFFAIRES BE KATANGA. • ; I P2 « 1 AU COURS BE CETTE VISITS, LE PRESIDENT TSHOHBE A SOULEVE LE POINT BE LA REINTECRATION BE LA GENDARMERIE SUBKATANGAISE ET A DECLARE CUE CE PROBLEMS ETAIT DUNE IMPORTANCE CAPITAL!. A GET EFFET, M, TSHOMBE SEST DECLARE PRET A COLABORER AVEC LE CQOVERNEMEOT CENTRAL AFIN BE TROUVER UNE SOLUTION" P5/54 * ADEQUATE AU PROBLEMS, JE GRAIN FORT, A POURSUIVI M* TSHOHBE DE VOIR LES GENDARMES SANS SITUATION ET SANS ARGENT, PROVQQUER CERTAINES DIFFICULTIES. DE SON COTE, LE HINISTRE DETAT A ACCEPTS LOFFRE DE COLLABORATION DE K. TSHOHBE. TQUTEFOIS,8 AJOUTE LE MINISTRE ILEO, * P4 * LA DECISION PRISE PAR LE COUVERNMCHT CENTRAL PINTER BITE 4BX— .—* EX-GENDARMES LE PORT BE LUNIFORME HILITAIRE RESTS HAINTENUE DAUTANT PLUS QBE CERTAINS GENDARMES PROFITENT DE CETTE TENUE POUR COMMETTRE DES VEXATIONS ET AUTRES A BUS CUE CERTAINS SE PLAISENT A ATTRIBUER A LARMEE NATIONALS. ENFIN, EN CE QUI CONCERNS LA * \ SARDS PRESIDENTIELLE, ». TSHOMBE A DEMANDE AU MINISTHE ILEO BE PLACER CETTE QUESTION DANS LE PROBLEMS BE LINTEGRATIOK A BE LA CENDARMERIE.M. ILEO A REPONDU DE LA GENDARMERIE. M. I LEO A REPONBU QUE C£ PROBLEM DOIT EIRE REGLE R A PI DEMENT ET Oy£ L£ PRESIDENT PROVINCIAL DOIT EVITER, DANS SON PROPRE INTERET, BAVGIR UNE CAR BE » Ptf/22 * BBflBGJEIERE QUE NE SERAIT RIEN DAUTRE OUE SA GARDE PRIVHE. 2* THE NEE P<5/22 « IRREGUL1ERE QUI NE SERAIT RIEN DAUTRE ftUE SA GARDE PRIVEE. 2. THE MEETING TOOK PLACE LAST FRIDAY APRIL 5TH « o COL 6-S61 17 ia,30 2 5TH SL W Powesland kial translation from French INCOMING CABLE To: Bunche From: Gardiner Date: 8 April 1963 Number: G-862 Following for information from Mathu (ELleo 702): $UOTE At request of Minister Ileo, please transmit to Prime Minister Adoula text of letter from Tshombe to Minister Ileo, dated. 6 April 1963: "I wish to refer to the conversation I had with you on Friday, 5 April 1963, on the subject of the particularly thorny problem of the reintegration of the Katangese Gendarmerie into the Congolese National Army. The only suggestion I can make to you at all in order to aate'an effective and final solution to this problem is to convene a military meeting at the highest level which would be held at Leopoldville and would include the following persons: (l) the Commander-in-Chief of the Congolese National Army, (2) General Muke, (3) the Minister of National Defence, (k) the Minister of State for Katangese Affairs and myself. At this meeting, which could take place next week, General Muke and I would submit concrete proposals which could be compared with any which might be made by General Mobutu and the Minister of National Defence, I should be extremely grateful if you would kindly tell me as soon as possible what you think of this suggestion and the date on which this meeting could take place. Greetings." UNQUOTE ,w*._/ -noa vI ' FILE NO. ACT(ON ! JQ _____ F LEO as 19202 E'fAf TOCHE FEOH eARDISSERt FOLLOWI^a FOH INFORMATION MAfHU CELLED ?CB)| QUOTE AT REQUEST §F MINISTER ILEO PLEASE TO FSIME MINISTER AB0ULA TEXT OF LETTER FROM TSHOMBE TO MINISTER ILE0 DATES A nm AVIS CELLE BE PRQVQQUEE A L*EGHILOI3 SUPEIIEUH REUNION MILITAISE OUI SI TIENBRAIT A LE© El 6UI COMPRENBRAIT LES PE&S08NALITES SUIVANTES COLON (i) LE CQ^ANBANT EN CHEF m L'AEMEE RATIONALE COK60LAISE, Cg> LI GENERAL WKE, (3> LE MINISTtl BE LA BEFENSE RATIONALE 9 * n * <4) LE HI^ISTRE If ETAT CHARGE BES AFFAIRES KATANSAISES ET mi mm. PARANA L' OCCASION BE CETTE REUNION cmi PQUMAIT AVOIR LIEU LA SEf3AINE*PROCKAINi NOUS PRESEHTERIONS MO I ST LE GENUAL MUKE BES HOPOSITIOI^ GOKCHETES CLUI SERAIENT COHFHONTEES AVEC GELLES SUE POURRAIENT EVENTUELLEMEMT PSESEKTE1 LE GENERAL ET LE « TOISTRE BE LA DEFENSE NATIOKALE* PAHA JE VOUS SAUHAI SRE BE VOULOIE m COHKUNIQUSE AUSSITOT SUE POSSIBLE VOTEE AVIS A CETtE PSOPC^ITIGN AIKSI ailE LA BATE A LASUELLE CETTE REUNION POORRAIT AVOIR LIEU. PARA. SALUTATIONS UHSUBQUOTE, UNQUOTE* + COL €-S€2 im 6 19€3 5 19$3 CD (2) <3) <4> -f CO - p -;3 :;:, ~: :£ ZNN ' u .;/3 Powesland Unofficial translation from French INCOMING CLEAR CABLE TO: Bunche FROM: Gardiner DATE: 9 April 1963 NUMBER: G-8?l Following for information from Mathu (Elleo 710): QUOTE Follovdng is the text of communique from the Office of the President of Katanga: " After his recent tour through the interior of the country and t&e especially in the districts of Lualaba and Haut-Lomami, President Tshombe yesterday 5 April 1963 at 11.45 a.m. paid a visit to Mr. Joseph Ileo, Minister of State for Katangese Affairs, The President of Katanga and the Minister of State had a very fruitful conversation during which the following points were raised: l) The re-integration of the Katangese Gendarmerie. President Tshombe told the Minister of State that since the problem of the re-integration of the Katangese Gendarmerie was one of supreme importance, it was urgently necessary that it should be settled once for all in its entirety and not by bits and pieces as is the case at present. He said that he was ready to offer his co-operation to the Minister of State and to make constructive suggestions in order to reach a final solution in this sphere. -2- The Minister of State indicated his agreement to President Tshombe's proposals and a second meeting will be arranged for next week in order to settle once for all this thorny problem of the re-Sntegration of the Katangese Gendarmerie, 2) Arbitrary arrests. President Tshombe informed Mr. Ileo of the arbitrary arrests Mat present being effected by officials of the Central Government who have set aside four prison cells where persons thus arrested are detained for several days without being tried, Such a situation, the President went on, is not likely to promote the atmosphere of good understanding which should prevail between Congolese brothers and it can only hamper the Rational reconciliation which ou&ht even now to be expressed by concrete actions on both sides. The Minister of State said that he was unaware of this situation and expressed the desire to be informed in future of all similar cases so that he may take the necessary measures. 3) Powers of administrative delegations from the Central Government. President Tshombe "had made contact with Mr. Ileo as soon as he arrived in Elisabethville as Minister of State for Katangese Affairs. During their first conversation it was agreed, in the presence of members the j of/lCatangese Government that the administrative delegations from the Central Government could not deal directly and personally with the officials of the Katangese Administration without passing through the Minister concerned or of Sta the Ministerfifor Katangese Affairs, President Tshombe told Mr. Ileo that these delegations were at present the j exceeding their powers and endeavouring to act in the place ofj'local governmental authorities without HKP^ any concern whatever for the^ administrative regulations they are required compulsorily to observe, -3- The Minister of State, supporting President Tshombe, said that he had already intervened personally in a number of such cases about which he had been told and that he would take steps to put an end to this situation once and for all. The talks between President Tshombe and the Minister of State lasted for an hour and took place in an atmosphere of cordiality and complete mutual understanding. Done at Elisabethville on 5 April 1963. Signed M. Tshombe " UNQUOTE <» COT FFF LEO OS 16182 ETAT JG NOTORK * ; 6-sn BUNCHE FROM 6ARDINER FOLLOWING FOR INFORMATION" FROH MATHU (ELLIO-TIO) * QUOTE FOLLOWING IS THE TEXT OF COIf?0NiaUE SE LA RESIDENCE W KATAI30A Ctfl PAHA. APEES SA EECEKT TOtmKEE EFFECTtlEE A UN- TERIEim BU PAYS £T 80TAHHENT Mm LES DISTRICTS W LUALASA £T m HAUT-L0HAHI, * LE PRESIDENT TS MOUSE A HHWM VISITS, AUJOUSBHIil 5 AVHIL 1®6S A UH*4§ A MONSIEM JOSEPH ILEO, MIMISTRE BETAT CHARGE BES AFFAIRES KATAN6AISES . PARA* LE PRESIDENT BU KATANGA ET LE HINISTRE BETAT Qm EU UN ENTRETIEf! TRES FROCTEUX AW COURS BUQUEL LES POINTS SIII^ANTS FURENT SOULE^ES CLN * PARA. PR I MO. 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SI€0^B0 ARHESTATIOKS PAS A* « • LE FRISIBENT TSKOHBE A FAIT PAST A HGNSIEUS ILEO BES ARBESTATIONS A AEB1TMJEES OPEREES ACTUELLEKEN1 PAR LES ELS^NTS DU • MEHT CIKIlAi &UIQSIT I^TITUE SyATSE CACHOTS OH LES • AIJISI AHEtEES SONT IITFERNEES PEMBANT FLUSIEURS JOtllS SANS ETSE JUGEES, PABA* US4E TELLE SITaATI©^, A POU8SUIVI LE mmtmm, * • p? * «EST PAS BE KfATtmE A FAVORISER LE CLI8AT SE BOKNE ENTENTE • ^11 BO IT EEGNER ENTRE FREItES CONG0LAIS ET m PEtIT 6UEW- • 1HAVE8 LA HEaOKGILlATION NAT10MALE &UX* BE PAST ET 0AUTSE BOIT 0EJA ETRI MATERIALISE PAR BES ACTES COfJCSETS* PARA* LE MIHISTRE BETAT A BECLASE mil IGNOHAIT CETTE » • PS * SITUATION IT A EXHUME LE BESIRE BETES IMFOSME A LAtfEKIl BE TOUS LES CAS SEKSLA8LES EK VUE BE PSEKME BES • S IJIP0SEKT* PASA. TESTIO. COMPETENCES BES BELESATIO!^ AB^NISTHATIVES BU 60UVERfJEI9ENT CENTRAL. PARA. LE PRESIDENT TSHOK^ A^AIT PEIS CONTACT AVEC • J« ILIO MS * P5 * 9 SON ABSIVEE A ELISAiETHVJLLE COMHE BISTRE BETAT • CHARGE BES AFFAIRES KATA8GAI3ES. PAS A. AU COJISS DE LEOR PREMIER EMTRETIENj IL A ETE COHVENU, EN EN PRESENCE BES OMBRES Bll 601IVEHKEMEI3T KATANGA IS, QUE O LES BEPESATIONS ABiMINISTRATIVSS F¥ PS1 * S08 ARRIVES A ELISABEWULI COHME MINISTEE BETAT CHARGE BES AFFAIRES KATABSAISES, PAM. AB CWBS BE LEtJR PHEMIIR EMUETtESS* IL A EH GGJTirENU, EN EN PRESENCE BES MIMESES SU SOUVESNIKEUT KATANSAIS, OME LES BEEEGATI0MS ABMIMIStRATlVES ill BE LAOHlNUtRATION SH KATA8SA SA^S PASSES PAE LE OTZ5TRE INTEBESSE OU LI MINISTBE SETUHNKI CHARSE 3ES AFFAItES KATANSAIS LE PRESORT TSHOSIBE A FAIT SAVOIH A HONSIEeR IiE0 Ct^E CES S0K AMIVEE A ELISAMITHVItLE 00MME HINZSTHE BETA! GHARSE SES AFFAIRES KATAN6AISES* PASA. AH GOUHS BE LEB8 PREDXER EMYRETXEN* IL A IfE CQ!)9£!ai» E*i PRESENCE DES MEMOES DU GOUVEPJCS^ENT KATANGAIS, LES SELECTIONS &BKIWISTSATIVES BU SOWERSCMENT CENTRAL NE PGiWAIEOT PAS TRAXTER DISECfEMENT ET IKSI?IBUELLEMENT AtfEC LES » * A5E8TS IE LABMlfiXSTHATIOK BU KATANGA SAS3S PASSER PAR LE K3INIST8E IWTERES3E 00 LE MINIST8E BEfUHNf3I CHARGE BES AFFAIRES KATANGAJSE3.PARA. iE mESIBEKT TSHO?5BE A FAIT SAVOIH A MOKSIEBa ILEO SHE CES DELESATIOKS OUfREPASSAIENT ACTUEiLEICNT LEUHS POUVOIRS ET CHERCHEKT A SE SUBSHUER AUX AUTOEITES G0UVEHMEMENTALES LOCALES SAJSS SE SO¥G1ER * FIS * LE mim m MOKSE BE LA BEOOTOLOSIE AIMINISTEATIVE &UILS SOI4f OBLieATOISEMENT TENUS BO^ERVER. PARA. APPUTANT LE PRESI5SNT TSHOMH:, LE MXNXSfRE BET AT A DECLARE SIJIL ETA It SEJA INTEHVEmJ PESSONJCiLEHENT BANS PLUSIEEtJRS GAS SEHSLABLES QUI illl AVAIE^ ETE SI6MLES ET BESOMS IL P8EMSRAIT DES &IESURES POUR METFRE DEFINITIVEMENT ram * A'CETK SITUATION* PAEA. LES ENTRsmiis EIJTSE LE PRESIBENT TSHQ^aE ET LI MINISTRE BETAT WT BBRE UHE MURE ET SE SO»T BEROULES DAKS UM CLIKAT BE COHBIALITE ET BE PARFAITE CONFREIiHENSXON flllTUSLLE* PARA* FAIT A LE * AVHIL !$€3* SXSNI. H* TSHOMBE. O x>:? Q COL €-S?i £LLE0-?iO 5 1»«S UH*45 § i^S3 4- ^ PSX PiO SECONB LINE READ LE KIKISTRE BETAT*.. ETC Powesland qpn* X Unofficial translation from French INCOMING CLEAR CABLE TO: BUNCHE FROM: GARDINER DATE: 9 April 1963 MKfflER: G-872 Following from Mathu (ELLEO 711): QUOTE Following is text of Tshombe's SR/1918/MV of 8 April 1963 addressed to Minister Ileo: "I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 625/63/C15 of 8 April 1963« Unfortunately I aannot agree with you. In fact a meeting at the summit as proposed in my letter Ko.SR/1913/MV of 6 April might well facilitate the solution of the problem with which we are concerned. You yourself called the problem of the integration of the gendarmerie/thorny one. It was with full awareness of the difficulties wekhall encounter and in order to facilitate your task and guarantee its ifinftirhnmngm complete success tjrat I suggested the meeting at the summit. This would enable us to discuss and solve each one of the specific problems which have arisen. Radical decisions on papee are not likely to solve anything in real life. On the contrary, there is the risk that they may lead us into rash actions, which must be avoided at all costs. In this connexion I should like to draw your attention to the fact that thousands of gendarmes have *f jf i been disarmed, and this is flagrantly contrary to the spirit and the letter of the Thant Plan which speaks of integrating the Gendarmerie into the Congolese National Army. A real reconciliation can only be achieved if each of the \honest > problems is discussed sanely and solved in a spirit of^Tfaaanm co-operation. - 2 Your letter to me seems bu-uuj to depart from the spirit of reconciliation which inspires both the Central Government and fan Katanga, who are ready to co-operate. '"ith regard to my personal guard, I doAnot see why this problem should be dissaciated from all the problems connected with the Gendarmerie which would be discussed at the conference I propose and in the course of which we could examine concretely all the questions you may wish to raise. Greetings." UNQUOTE CY78 FFF LEO 33ft 09 16132 * ETAT UNATIQNS 1 TO.,-— NY » C-S72 BUNCHE FROM CARBINER I——— FOLLOWING FROM HATHU (ELLE07UJ COLON QUOTE FOLLOWING IS TEXT OF TSHOMSES SR/ma/HV OF g APRIL *»& ABBRESSEB TO MINISTER ILEO , SU8QUOTE COLON JAI LHONNEUR BACCUSER RECEPTION BE VOTRE LETTRE NCX25/6J.C15 BU 8 AVRIL IS 63 . JE NE PUIS HAL* HEUREUSEMENT * PB * PARTAGEft VOTRE POINT BE VUE . EN EFFET 3NE REUNION AU SOMMET COMME CELLE FROPOSEE BANS HA LETTHE NO SR/1S13/ -MV BU £ AVRIL EST BE NATURE A FACILITTR LA SOLUTION BU PROBLEHE &UI OUS PRJEOCCUPE. VOUS AVEZ VOUS-MEME QUA LI FIE LE PROSLEME BE LINTESRATION BE LA GENDARMERIE BSPINEUX. CEST * P5 « PLEINEHENT CONSCIENT BEE BIFFICULTES QUE NOUS ALLOWS RECONTRER ET AFIN BE FACILITER VOTRE MISSION ET BE LUI RESERVER UN PLEIN SUCCES QUE JAI PROPSE LA REUNION AU SOHMET . NOUS POURRIONS AINSI ANALYSER ET RESOUDSE CHACUN SES r-SS HRUSOUBS PECISI01C. . stm PAPIER m SONT « o n" PAS BE NATURE A RESOUDRE OUOI QUE CE SOIT BANS LES FAITS. AU CONTRAIRE , CELA RISQUE BE NOUS ENTRAINER BANS LES A VENTURES CUIL FAUT EVITER A TOUT PRIX *A CE SUJET, J8ATTIRE VORRE ATTEHTIOH SUR LE FAIT QUE BES MILLIERS BE GENDARMES ONT ETE BESARKE3 CE * f§ m ftUI EST NQTOIREMENT CONTRAIRE A LESFRIT ET A LA LETTRE BU PLAN THAT QUI TARLE DINTEGRER LA CENBATMIRIE BANS LARMEE NATIONALI CONGOLAISE.UNE VERITABLE RECONCILAITXON NE POURRA ETRE ATTEINTE QUE SX CHACUN DES PR08LEHES EST EXAMINE SAINEMENT ET REOLU BANS UN ESPRIT BE FRANCHE EXAMINE 3AINEMENT ET REOLU BANS UN ESPRIT BE FRANCHE COLLABORATION . LA LETTRE QUE * P VOUS MADRISSEZ SEMBLE SECARTER DE LESPRIT B£ RECONCILIATION GUI EST CELUI BU SOUVERNEMENT CENTRAL ET CEJ.UI DU KATANGA QUI, TOUS BEUX , SONT FRETS A COLL A BORER. EN CE QUI CONCERNE MA GARDE PERSONKELLE, JE ME VOIS PAS POURCHJOI LE PROBLEME DOIT ETRE DISSOCIE DE iENSEMBLE DES PROSLEKES * P7/34 * DE LA GENDARMERIE &UI SERONT DEBATTUS LOSS DE LA CONFERENCE QUE JE PROPOSE ET AU COURS DE LAQ1JELLE NOUS PQURHONS EXAMINER CONCRETEMENT TOUS LES P80BLEMES SUE VOUS VOUDRE2 SOU LEVER. SALUTATIONS. UNOUOTE + COLG-S72 711 <&5/®.Cl5 S 19& SR/1913/tW 4- IN PAGE 5 SECOND LINE WA DU PLAN REAB THAMT IRPT TKANT Poiresland Unofficial translation from French INCOMING CLEAR CABIE TO: BUNCHE FEOM: GARDINER DATE: 9 APRIL 1963 NUMBER : G-873 Dr. Candau of WHO has forwarded the f ollowinfe letter to be delivered to Congolese Government by Dr, Bellerive: "Mr. Minister, * have the honour to remind you that as part of the assistance being given to your country the World Health Organization is paying the costs of 200 health workers against reimbursement by the United Nations Organization. I believe that your Government has concluded and is to conclude bilateral agreements with various States for the provision of assistance for individual programmes in the health sphere. At the same time, as you know, the first group of physicians who will have obtained their diplomas in France after receiving WHO fellowships are due to return to the Congo this yeat in order to participate directly in health work. In these circumstances I should be very grateful for your views and suggestions as to the arrangement_s which should be made in order gradually to reduce the number of operational personnel placed at your disposal by WHO. ^ hope that we may thus be able to arrive at a mutually satisfactory formula. Accept, Mr. Minister, etc. Dr. M.G. Candajt." Grateful for your advice before delivery. Anxious to avoid sectional approach on step which may involve general po«^F-issues. Dr. Bellerive agrees to a delay of day or two without consultation with Candau sss LEO 217 Q§ isg$z * ; FILE N0 ! ACTION EtftTPRIORITE T0 ..... BUN6HE FROflt GARUI8ER BR CANBAU OF WHO HAS FORWASBED THE FOiLOWING LEtTEH T0 BE DELIVERED • TO VOHSOiESE SOVERNJ5SWT 3? IE BE LEHIVE CiN ailOTE MONSIEUR LE MiNIStRE, JAI LHOWEtm BI V0UR HAPPEtEH QMU TITRE BE USSISTA^GE A VOTRE PAYS, • LORWtSATIQN flONBIALl BE lb SANTE ASSUME » » * LA GHAH6E BE BEUX C1KTS THAVAILLEtiRS SANITAIRES COKTRE REK- • B0URSEMEKT PAR LOaGAMISATIGN 0ES NATIONS UNIES* JE CtOIS SAVOIH QUE VOUE G0K9ERNEMENT A COHCL0 ET VA CONCLUHE AVEC DIVERS ETATS DSS ACCQRBS BILATERAUX PREVAYAMT mi AIDE • POUR SES PROCRAHMES PARTZCULIERS BANS L£ SOHAIKE BE LA SANTC* 00f5S*E VOUS U: SAVE2» • P3 » • BAUTSE PAST, LE PREMIER SROUPE IS MEDICI NS CKX AURONT OB^NII LEUR BIPLQfffi EN FRAMGE EN BENEFICIANT Wm BOURSE BE L0MS VA RENTKEft AU GON60 CETTE AUNEE • POUR PARTICIPER BIHEGTEMENT A IACTI08 SAMITAIRE* DANS CES GON&ITIONSy «J! SERAIS TRES HEIIREUX 33AV0IS AVIS Ef V©S StfQCESTIONS SUE i£S • QUIL ¥ AURAIT LIEU BE P&ENBSE POUS REQUIRE mOGRESSXVEHENT LEFFECTJF W PERSONNEL OPERATJ0^3^5EL MIS A VQfRE BISPUSITIOSI PAS L0MS, JESOTE SUE mm FOUBROPS AINSI PABVENIR A um. FosmiLE MUTUELUEMENT SATIS- FAISATO. TOIL1EZ A^REER, MGNSIEBH IE MINISTRE, i£S ASSUEAWCES BE MA HAUTE COf3SIBERATiOM. BR M*G* CAMBAU * tt/VI * UNSB0TE eSAtEFUL FOR IfGUH ADVICE BEFORE BEiJVESV* AI^KIOUS TO AVOID SECTIONAL APPROACH ON STEP WHICH MAV I1WOLVE OEI^flAi, PQUGY ISSUES BR BEUEHIVE AGREES TO AYE BELAY OR MY. OS TSO WITHOUT C08St?LTATI0$ WITH CAWBAU* * H ,T[ f" m i CO SOP g« 4- ' ID, H p J *£r&- to-^' o (A u A/ 7TSSS LE0 ETATHIIORITE mr * G-S74 BUNCHE FEOM G AH DINER i* CUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES TODAY DISCUSSES mil tffiUTXN6~ TO THE BECRUITEMENT OF ABBIT0I3AL SOLBIERS FOR THE ANC« PRESIDENT OF CHAMBER ISIBIBURQ EXPLAINED THAT THIS BILL DATED BACK TQ LAST YEAR BHEN AIM CONCEIVES STRENGTHENING ANC TO •E mm ABLE f IF * KB * SJECESEABY t T© CQFE ¥ITH KATAHiA SECESSION . IT AISO SERVES TO PROVIDE FOR REPLACEMENT OF SOLBIEHS WHO HAD FINISHES THEIH TEEM ANS W THE «Af$TI8! HAB LEFT THE MKY. OF ABOVE SflBlBURO SAIB HE HAB ASKEB THE TIE SILL &AS STliLHILEVANT W * THAT KATAN6A SECESSION WAS QVES • OOVEHMEMTS SEPLTT HAS SEEK THAT BILL SHOULB STILL IE PASSED BY CHAMBER QUOTE TO BEGULABI2E THE SITUATION imaUQTE, THE ^EANIHS OF THIS WAS THAT THE HAS PBQCEEIO TO RECStllT SJSW SOLBIESS FOR THE ANC IN HIT WOIFLS SOW LIKE * T0 SEE PARLIAMEm1 RE&JLARIZE OR APPROVE THIS ACTION THE SILL HAB ALREADY BEEN PASSES BY TIE SEMATE* AFTER HIBIBU80S iKTRQBUGTORY STATEMENT » OCCASION MS IKflEilATEiY SEIZES BY TOtO GA^IEL JACKET ABKA0 HM^iACKET WHO LAUNCiffilJ AETHER VIOLENT ATTACK AGAINST THE ANC ALOSe THE LIKES OF LAST FRIDAY. PS * BE OECLACACD THAT THE ACK WEHE STILL THE 3ESCES1BA8TS GARMENTS AND BEATIJS& YOU ANB WOULD ESJB UP BY STHANSLIM THE CO^QLESE PEOPLE UNQUOTE* AFTER TGT9* 25UTE8A BESTQN BRACKET C08&KAT yNBRACKET SUS6ESTEB THAT FU8THEB BESATE ON THIS AI5ATTES SHGULB CONTINUE IN SECRET SESSION BECAUSE OF ITS TOUCHY NATURE « PT * ' ANB BECAUSE THE WHOLE QUESTION ©F THE ANC WAS ALSO AT PRESEITr VERY MUCH THE CONCERN OF FOSSI6fffiSS . HUTEBAS PROPOSAL WAS ACCEPTED AND THE HOUSE ACCQHBINStY CONTINUED AVE LE^^eTHY BISCHSSIOI3 IN SECRET SESSION . 2, ALSO OH THE HOUSES AGENDA VAS PETITION aiLATING T 0 THE CREATION OF AN * pg a ABBITIONAL auOTE MEW PROVINCE UNQUOTE CALLEB 6UOTE SUB CONGO UNaUOTE SRINSINC TOGETHER THE TSKOKKE TRIBES OF KASAI A8B KATAKGA* GEJC8AL VIEW MS THAT HIS REGION DID NOT FULFILLS COMB ITI0KS IS THE OgGANIC LA¥ OF 2? APSIL *$62 LAYING THE CRITERIA GOVERNING THE CREATION OF M:¥ PROVINCES . « Pl> * IT WOOLS ALSO CAUSE TOO mJCH COHFtlSIOH AHOMSST THE OTHE S NEW PEOVIKCES OF THIS AREA MOST OF WHICH EE8E QKILY VERY SLOtJLY SISINMIHS TO CONSOLIDATE THEIR NEW STRUCTURE AHB TEERITOSY. 3. SENATE SIB NOT HEET T0BAY • 4* FEESH WAVE OF RU^IfflS HAVE IT THAT AB01ILA WILL * AY RESHUFFLE© eoVEaKEKSNT TOKI6HT* IT IS SAID TMT PEESIBEOTIAL ORCO^ANCE WAS SX6NEB BUT THAT AABAKO CAHE UT WITH LAST MINUTE CHANGES , AB0ULA IS SAIB TO HAVE FINALLY SIVEN ZM TO ABAKOS DEHANBS * THESS SEPOHTESLY IICLUDE THE HEPLACEmST OF KAMIT&TU BY Al^ ABAKO HAN* THIS IS * Pit/33 * -\ & C STIiL IN THE REAUf ©F RUMOUR AND SHGULB iE IHEATEB AS f, ^ H 2^ -31" a ' "^ tx *H C ^> o G0.i.a-it4 * -< ^ ^ 0 O O o o LEO 117 uwz FfLE NO, I ACTION ETATFRI0RITS ! TO NY * S-8T9 iUHCHE FROM ©AR8INER . 1* CABLE JUST REdEIVEB FROM EVILLE CMIL I8F© > QUOTE REPORT RECEIVES HERE THOUGH BELSIA CONSUL THAT SCHOOHREn BELGIAM WAS KILLED BY BURST OF m FIRE 30 TO 35 K8S FROM BAUBGUINVILLS 9 DIRECTION NOT fIVESI * THERE « m* ARE REPORTED TO BE S300 IX-SEfJBARfffiRlE IN THE AREA* m mOGPS ARE MOV REPORTEB TO BE ON SCENE OF INCIBSNT • UNQUOIE . 2. WE HAVE RECEIVES FROM PRIVATE ANB RELIABLE SOURCE THAT SHOOTIH6 OF BELGIAN TEACHER REPORTED IN MY 6-g«g WAS ALSO BONE BY EK-KATaEMB, 3* « P3/17 * JSS^" ' m HAVE INFORMED ADOULA OF ABOVE ANB HAVE AGAIN IKPRSSSEB IE.'^i ' v -' -S UPON HIM URGENCY OF INTEGARTION OF EXKATGEMB 4- SOL S- «-v> :;3^ INCOMING CLEAR CABLE TO: Bunche FROM: Gardiner DATE: 9 April 1963 NUMBER: G-8?7 Following from Mathu (Elleo 708): QUOTE Following is report from Minister Ileo to me on telephone yesterday on the Balubakat/Conakat reconciliation demonstration on Sunday, 7 April 1963* for your information: " On the whole the demonstration went off very well. Some weapons were handed over as SX35S a symbolic gesture: from the Balubas'side - some arrows, bicycle chains, etc.; from the §overnment's side a single rifle (which is, moreover, going to be returned). All this purely symbolically. Unfortunately on the Government side an attitude was apparent which may have upset the Balubas. Immediately after Mr. Jason Sendwe had given his address, Minister Munongo spoke and as soon as he had finished he wanted to leave (he had said that there was a death in his family at Jadotville, that he was sorry but that he had to go away). The demonstration was supposed to continuefflBE- with folk dancing. However Mr. Kimba who was representing Mr. Tshombe was also in a hurry to leave, giving other engagements as his excuse. This did not put people at their ease and I tried to persuade him to stay. No incident occurred... but everyone was /i^&.c& sitting when he ^wantod tr to leave. We had agreed that the weapons would be handed over and that then there would be the folk dancing display... but Mr. Kimba left with the Minister. The Balubas Obviously found this a little odd and must have thought: we almost had to compel/t the police to put down a single rifle. -2- V!e have handed over everything but they have handed over nothing... they were obviously unaeafo/faaJDJte. I myself, as an observer, was left with this question: in the last resort, do they really want this reconciliation? I hope that everything will go alright but the others did not frankly adopt the right attitude. I said to Mr. Kimba: 'Don't leave, it will create a very bad impression on the ccowd. The Balubas will think that you do not want the reconciliation - that you have come only in order to deceive international public opinion.'.,. Senator Bonaventure Kokonga made a brief statement in 35ggM7syinfS«3n?yTy Swahili ( I think) and at the end of it he tore up his card of membership of the Balubakat-Pro Conakat saying, 'fhis is all over. 7w0 / There are no longer *pet^Balubakats but only one.' This gesture clearly shocked Mr. Kimba who was about to cause an incident - I prevented him... I hope that nobody in the crowd noticed this. I trust that no journalist will report it because it must be hushed up. On the whole then it went off i ' ajjight but with reticence on the part of the Government from here." UNQUOTE CYSQ FIT LEOPQLDVILLE 49ft 09 1«1S* ETAT UNATIOKS HY« G-S77 BUNCHE FROM GARDINER. FOLLOWING FROM MATHU (ELLE07QS)t QUOTE FOLLOWING IS REPORT FROM MINISTER I LEO TO HE OK TELEPHONE YESTERDAY ON THE BALUBAKAT CONAKAT RECONCILIATION DEMONSTRATION -9# SUNDAY APRIL *r &&T-?®*- WU» INFORMATIOM gOl-^ttBQUOT£ CtH CETTE MANIFESTATION S'EST EN SOMME- o ra* BIEN PASSCE* OH A REMIS QUELSUES ARMES A TITRE SYMBOL! QUE» DU COTE DES BALUBASt DES F LECHES, 0E5 GHAINES DE VELO, ETC.* DU COTE DU GOUVERNEMEOT UN SEUL FUSIL (GUI VA D'AILLEURS ETRE RESTITUE). TOUT CELA A TITRE PUHEMENT SYMBOLIGUE. MALHEURE- EUSEHENT,* P3* aU COTE DU GOItVEKHEniM ON A PU KOTER USE ATTITUDE QUX A PEUT-ZTRE BLESSE LES SALUBAS. IMMEDIATMENT APRES LE DISCOUSS DE M. JASON SENUWE , LE MINIS THE HUNDN&O A PARLE ET DES QU* IL A Ell FINI IL VOULAIT PAHTIR (IL AVAIT DIT QU' IL YAVAIT UN DECES DANS« SA FAMILLE A JADOTVILLE, CU*IL S'EXCUSAIT MAIS OU'IL DEVAIT S*EN ALLER). LA MINIFE5TATIQN DEVAIT SE POURSUIVRE PAR DES DANSES FOLKLORIQUES. OR, M. KIMBA, flUI REPRESENT AIT M. TSHGMBEETAIT AUSSI PRESSE DE PARTIR, PRETEXT A NT D'AUTRES OBLIGATIONS. CELA N'A PAS HIS LES 6ENS* A L'AISE J'AI ESSAYE DE LE RETENXR. IL N1 Y A PAS EO D'INCIDENTi.. MAIS TOUT LE MONDE ETAXT ASS IS QUANT IL VOULAIT S'EN ALLER* NOUS ETITION5 D' ACCORD QU'ON HEMET TRAIT LES ARMES ET flU'ENSUITI IL Y AURA IT LA MANIFESTATION FOLKLORIQUE... MAIS MM KIMBA EST PARTI AVEC* r is- LE MINIS IRE. EVIDEMMENT, LES BALUiAS ONT THOUVE UN FEU BIZZARRE ET ONT PENSEt NOUS AVOWS PRESQUE Ml FORCER LA POLICE POUR SU'ELLE DEPOSE UN FUSIL* NOUS AVONS TOUT DEPOSE ET EUX NE REMETTENT RIEN... IL Y A EU UN MALAISE EVIDENT. MOI-WEME, ES» EN FIN BE COMPTE EST-CE QU*ILS VEULENT VRAIMENT LA RECONCIL- IAT10N 1 J'ESPERE flUE TOUT~SE PAS SERA BIEN, MAIS LES AUTRES N'ONT PAS m UNE ATTITUDE COORECTE FRANCHE* J'AI DIT A~» . KIMBA NE PARTEZ PAS, CELA» P8» VA PROStriRE UNE THIS MAUVAISE IMPRESSION SUR LA MASSE. LES BALUBAS VONT CROIRE QUE VOUS NE VOULE2 PAS LA RECONCILIATION, aiiE VOUS ETES VENU SEULEMENT POlffi TRQMPER L* OPINION INTERNATIONALE... LE SENATEUR BONAVENTURE KOKONSA A FAIT UNE BREVE ALLOCUTION EN WAKILE ( JE CROIS) ET IL A ,« A LA FIN BE SON DISCQURS, DEC HIRE SA CARTE BE MEM3RE BE LA BALUBAKAT-PRO CONAKAT EN DISANT »C' EST FINI. IL N*Y A PLUS DEUX BALUBAKAT MAIS UNE SEULE' . CE GESTE A VIS!- ELEMENT CHOQifE M. KIMBA QUI ALLAIT PROVOQUER UN INCIDENT* JEL'EN A I EMPECHE" PiO/44* ... J'ESPERE QUE PERSONNE N'A REMARQUE CELA BAMS LA FOULE* JE SOUHAITE COJ'AUCUN JOURNAL IS TE NE S'EN SOIT REN8U GOMPTE CAR IL FAUT ETOUFFER CELA. 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