CIA • 1974

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

Approved For Release 2007/05101 :CIA-RDP79T00975A027000010042-5 To S cr t25X as National 1 ntel l igence Bulletin ~~I. 1"e'~ti'~ti IY~:Irr~ltl:~~ Top Secret 25X1 N?_ 639 Approved For Release 2007/05101 :CIA-RDP79T00975A027000010042-5 Approved For Release 2007/05101 :CIA-RDP79T00975A027000010042-5 Approved For Release 2007/05101 :CIA-RDP79T00975A027000010042-5 Approved For Release National I ntel I igence Bul leti n October 11? 1974 CONTENTS UK: Labor appears to be winning a narrow majorityr ~P age 1) ETHIOPIA: More prominent figures of the previous regime arresteda (Page 5) VIETNAM: PRG endorses Hanoi~s hard line on Thieud (Page 10 ) SOUTH KOREA: Street demonstrations have become a major affront to the Pak government? (Page 11) WEST GERMANY - UK - ITALY: MRCA engine problems apparently more serious than earlier reported (Page 13) ITALY: Fanfani surrogate explores renewal of center left coalitionv (Page 14) FOR THE RECORD: (Page 18) 25x1 Approved Far Release 2 0975A027000010042-5 Approved For Release 007/05101 :CIA-RDP79T0 National Intelligence Bulletin October 11, 1974 Harold GVilson and Britain's Labor Party appear headed for a narrow majority, enabling them to continue in government following yesterday's national elections. With counting completed in more than three-fourths of the 635 parliamentary districts, the Labor Party has captured 292 seats, 26 short of a majority...