This declassified Central Intelligence Agency record, a June nineteen sixty-two

This declassified Central Intelligence Agency record, a June nineteen sixty-two supplement to a National Intelligence Estimate, provides an overview of the prospects for Communist China in the early nineteen sixties. This document is archived at documents2.theblackvault.com. This document, identified as C-I-Zero-One-Four-Nine-Two, was released in May two-thousand-four, following a declassification review under exemption B3. It is a historical record, presented in its original form. National Intelligence Estimate Number Thirteen-Four-Point-One-Sixty-Two, Supplement to N-I-E Thirteen-Four-Sixty-Two, Prospects for Communist China. Submitted by the Director of Central Intelligence. Concurred in by the United States Intelligence Board, June twenty-ninth, nineteen sixty-two. Note one: The text of N-I-E Thirteen-Four-Sixty-Two, dated May second, nineteen sixty-two, discussed the economic problems, military situation, and internal stability of Communist China within a relatively brief compass.