U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Cyprus crisis x
• 1 Airline flights cancelled
• 1 Alert status of U.S. forces
• 1 Andreas Papandreou
• 1 Anti-Americanism
• 1 Anti-American sentiment
• 1 Arms embargo
• 1 Assessment overblown
• 1 Borders closed
• 1 Ceasefire negotiations
• 1 CIA intelligence assessments
• 2 Constantine Karamanlis
• 1 Contingency plans
• 1 Cyprus
• 1 Danger of broader hostilities
• 1 Evacuation of base
• 1 Evacuation of foreign nationals
• 1 Evacuation plans
• 1 Failure of Turkish government reforms
• 1 FBIS
• 1 Foreign Broadcast Information Service
• 4 Greece
• 1 Greek government
• 1 Greek military junta
• 1 Greek public opinion
• 1 Importance of Turkey to U.S.
• 1 Independent attitude
• 1 Intelligence briefing
• 1 Intelligence facilities
• 1 Kyrenia
• 1 Less cooperation with U.S.
• 1 Loss of Iran
• 1 Military situation
• 1 Monitoring foreign radio broadcasts
• 2 NATO
• 1 Nuclear weapons security
• 1 One hour to reach conclusions
• 1 Open-source intelligence
• 1 Pressure from Turkish General Staff
• 1 Prime Minister Ecevit
• 1 Salonika
• 1 Secretary General Luns
• 1 Security enhancements
• 1 Soviet seizure of Afghanistan
• 1 Special weapons
• 1 Status of Warsaw Pact forces
• 1 Studies in Intelligence
• 1 Telephone lines jammed
• 1 Trade with communist countries
• 1 Troops being loaded on landing craft
• 4 Turkey
• 1 Turkish-American strategic relationship
• 1 Turkish domestic political scene
• 1 Turkish government
• 1 Turkish intentions
• 1 Turkish military
• 1 Turkish military capabilities
• 1 Turkish military victory on Cyprus
• 1 U.S. intelligence facilities
• 1 Uncertain outcome of Iran-Iraq war
• 1 US abandoned Greeks
• 1 US military bases must go
• 1 US supported Greek military junta
• 1 Watch Committee