[1]177-10002-10092 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |
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[10]Date: 12/12/20
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[16]177-10002-10092
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[26]ORIGINATOR: CIA
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[29]TITLE :
[30]DATE: 1 1/26/1963
[31]PAGES: 5
[32]SUBJECTS :
[33]INTELLIGENCE REPORT
[34]DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[35]CLASSIFICATION: — Top Secret
[36]RESTRICTIONS : — Consulted: Mandatory Review Material
[37]CURRENT STATUS: — Withhold
[38]DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — {2/12/1997
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[125]BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR ASSESSES JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION
[127]FR WASHINGTON: BRAZILIAN EMBASSY 26 NOV 63
[129]TO RIO DE JANEIRO: FOREIGN MINISTRY URGENT 9825
[130](TWO-PART MESSAGE COMPLETE)
[132]NR. 825.
[134]CONFIDENTIAL.
[136]THE PERSONALITY AND POLITICAL BACKGROUND OF
[137]PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON, AS WELL AS THE CIRCUM-
[138]STANCES WHICH BROUGHT HIM TO POWER, SEEM TO INDICATE
[139]THAT AMERICAN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICIES, UNDER
[140]THE NEW ADMINISTRATION, WILL PROBABLY ADHERE TO THE
[141]FOLLOWING BASIC DIRECTIVES:
[143]1, IN THE SHORT RUN, AS A NATURAL RESULT OF
[144]THE MOMENTUM OF A STRONG ADMINISTRATION, SUCH AS
[145]THAT OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY, NO PROFOUND CHANGES ARE
[146]EXPECTED, ESPECIALLY IN. THE FIELD OF FOREIGN POLICY
[147](PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS ALREADY STATED THAT HE WILL
[148]FOLLOW THE FOREIGN POLICY. OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY) :
[150]2. IN THE LONGER RUN, HOWEVER, ONE CAN FORE-
[151]SEE ;
[153]A) IN THE FIELD OF FOREIGN POLICY, WITH
[154]THE PREDOMINANCE OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT OVER THE
[155]WHITE HOUSE "STAFF" (WHICH REFLECTED THE STRONG
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[161]PERSONALITY OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND HIS MARKED
[162]INTEREST IN INTERNATIONAL POLICY), THERE PROBABLY
[163]WILL BE: |
[165]I) NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE FROM THE
[166]KENNEDY LINE IN RELATIONS WITH THE SOVIET UNION;
[167]THE NEW ADMINISTRATION WILL TEND TOWARD A WAIT-AND-
[168]SEE ATTITUDE; |
[170]II) IN THE FIELD oF RELATIONS WITH
[171]WESTERN EUROPE, OR MORE PRECISELY WITH FRANCE, A
[172]LESS RIGID ATTITUDE AND ONE OF GREATER ACCEPTANCE
[173]OF THE FRENCH POSITION, WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF MAIN-
[174]TAINING A UNITED WESTERN FRONT VIS-A-VIS THE POSSI-
[175]BILITY OF A POLITICAL OFFENSIVE BY THE KREMLIN:
[177]III) IN RELATIONS WITH LATIN AMERICA,
[178]THE INTERVIEW WHICH PRESIDENT JOHNSON WILL HAVE
[179]THIS AFTERNOON WITH THE FOREIGN MINISTER WILL CER-
[180]TAINLY BE MORE ENLIGHTENING THAN ANY PREDICTION
[181]MADE AT THIS TIME;
[183]B) IN THE FIELD OF DOMESTIC POLICY, THERE
[185]WILL POSSIBLY BE AN IMPROVEMENT IN RELATIONS BETWEEN
[186]THE EXECUTIVE AND THE LEGISLATIVE WITHIN THE LINE
[187]OF "COMPROMISE"; THE NEW PRESIDENT, MUCH MORE THE
[188]CONSERVATIVE THAN THE INNOVATOR, WITH INTIMATE
[189]CONNECTIONS WITH THE CONGRESS, AND A SOUTHERNER,
[191]WILL HAVE MORE FACILITY IN GAINING APPROVAL OF THE
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[200]BIG BILLS ("CIVIL RIGHTS,” "FISCAL REFORM," "MEDICAL
[201]AID," "AID TO THE AGED," ETC.) PRECISELY BECAUSE HE
[202]WILL ACCEPT MORE CONSERVATIVE FORMULAS OF COMPROMISE;
[203]THE NEW ADMINISTRATION WILL ALSO TEND TO BE MORE
[204]CONSERVATIVE WITH REGARD TO GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION
[205]IN THE ECONOMY; HOWEVER, RADICAL CHANGES CANNOT BE
[206]EXPECTED, SINCE JOHNSON WILL ALSO FACE THE PRESSURE
[207]OF THE MORE LIBERAL WING OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
[208]AND ANY MORE PRONOUNCED SPLIT WITHIN THE PARTY WOULD
[209]BE FATAL TO THE HOPES FOR VICTORY IN NEXT YEAR'S
[210]ELECTION.
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