“a tele-1 Havana. But: out to the fields, the harvest on wh gram to the Red Cross giving the loca-i, ia arriving. Castro had placed "the hocor of tion of the men and asking that they be] Revolution" failed to materialize returned to Caba, li They were .. to …”
“Back in Miami, federal :■ actir.■ The camel 1. ir (. to combat Fidel Castro’s Communist on State Department interpretation Ca ; from the State Depart: regime. :. antiquated neutrality laws entered Alpha-: would ti …”
“… n." : to intimnid-t late----- exile action :1. -.- groups. ---------- Legal ----•.......... Can the State Department be Clearly, Fidel Castro is not at : action taken against Sargin, they argue, - serious? If this section of the Izw with the United States or nations of the j is „ …”
“… its case. Many officials are ji only slightly less enthusiastic than Cuban How many senators and conga salon :. /exiles to see the end of Castro’s Com- REMINDER : We still would today have EBs on their faces I Imunist regime. Cat they argue that the or participating in fund-raising …”
“… ubstantially to Israel’s war: today ! Time :s 7 tt. :. As to this latter clai, those who know best. They are furious when they, as1 .Fidel Castro also know that he needs no Cuban, 1 y to do the same for the libera- ! : excuse to gather the mobs and denounce ion of their country, only …”
“… ro ated up with a viable policy toward Fidel ntative stressed that "the spirit as s and signed by President Kenne and signed " v on Cet. I Castro to put a stop to his subverting cil as the law" will be upheld. He is 1 3, 1962. it states that the U: States Latin Americaandeven the Unit …”
“to oret-et Fide: Castro by mine-t to be junticahle to the Zatermetniye 4 Unfortunately, however, most Arter! rrme frentom fighters are danger- go in or Justtee o …”
“… ith the rdifton o: Its prophs Just o In comely ien, I would like to GiV C’ayers, Je. Jaime. C. Corman. Jer.n 1* Th► few days an Vsn 15 the Castro ze- : haste that Cuba • bale more than :”
“… eda 4 appears to be honest, hard-working, well disciplined and well . organized, not overly emotional, strongly anti-Communist and anti Castro. According to the Los Ange les Police Department, he has a P.O. Box in his name in Alhambra. The No. 2 man is Nextor Aranguren, also an a …”
“… sed that another mission of the two G-2 agents, MEDINA and AEDO, was to make contact with Iden A to determine what role it played in anti-CASTRO activities. The seeretary of QUANTUM-5D had been a very close persona 1 f riend of SAE DO1s si nc • ch11d hood and AEDO fcared she wou 1d …”
“… es that some of the agents, as in this case, have been infil trated for more than two years. He presumably means infiltrated 1 into anti-CASTRO organizations and/or activities. a. e6A 7. Relative to the "other groups" mentioned in para. 1 —above, AMHINT-33's Case Officer believes th …”
“… ad no operational leads, claiming that all contact with PR members terminated in 1959, and he knew no one who attained any stature in the Castro Government. 3. As PRE chief for Santiago, the source claimed that he had 50 members who he considered well organized and capable of any …”
“~‘; 09 SECRET 2,7 4P d. J eRafael SA TA A Alvares DPOB -7 November 1932, Las Villas. Subject was a chauffeur (taxi-driver) and plans to be at 7750 vormandy_ Drive, Apt. 2, Miami, Florida, while in PUPRIME. He stated that he resided 0X at Bernaza No. 210, Havana, Cuba. Th”
“CASTRO Covernrent and there was some 1eieatio that one or both were willing to defect. Although this point was touched only obliquely. Identity 2 …”
“… ms and ammunition in the near future and a yacht which is now in a Latin American country. The yacht is for use in activities against the Castro government. The activities against the Castro government to be carried out by the DRE are expected to start within e month or two months …”
“… (DRE organ), that no other pro- - |paganda sheets had been seen since before the April invasion. . 9. When asked their impression on anti-CASTRO propaganda in general they felt that it was too negative: that while the exiles and 1 opposition groups were busy tearing down the image …”
“… he had to turn up! : the volume, but to her recollection, not higher than normal. She, heard! very clearly, the monologue rebuttal of the CASTRO speech earlier that1 afternoon. She immediately called two of her friends and subsequently! received calls from them and others on recept …”
“… ve in the Revolutionary Student Directorate, an . anti-Government resistance group, while in Cuba. to* a. Source has been opposed to the Castro regime ever since the defection of Diaz Lanz in May 1959, and was involved in sabotage activity with the . Revolutionary Student Director …”
“… incapacitated him. The other two who were released were Eduardo Diaz Lanz and Jorge Cruz Peha, a sergeant in the Rebel Army who was with Castro in the Sierra. The latter had actually not been involved in the group. Source thought that he (source) and Diaz Lanz were released so tha …”
“em from the New York Times of today concerning the Manolo Ray group. ; NEW YORK TIMES Sept. 21, 1962 NEW JUNTA FORMED BY FOES OF CASTRO Formation of a Cuban Revo- lutionary Junta to seek the overthrow of the Castro regime by Cuban exiles and rebels in (ha was announced here …”
“… ETENT TRIBRLILS OR COURTS OF 3. IMPLICATION DRAWN BI COMILLA 호 STATED, IS THAT CUS IS DELIBERATE DISCRETATION AGAINST AND IMPRISONED BY THE CASTRO GOVT AFTER THAT PARE WHO NOT G ORE THAN IDENTIFICATION... WITH OR BEING RELATED TO MEMBERS OF PREVI ENT 1: VARCIA FULLY AWARE CONTROVERSY O …”
“… it vas indicated that Jorticos was going to Mexico "on his own", through the Mexican Ambassador in Cuba. C. That be will not invite Fidel Castro to Mexico even though Cuban La Ambassador Jose Antonio Portuondo told President Lopes Minteos that Dorticos will request an invitation …”
“normed that be (1% delighted that a decision has now been cade to get rid % of Castro. The DCI ray wish to inform the President of the above. •, President Lopes Nateos was indirectly informed of CIA intentions in regard to …”
“… nd propaganda department and AXRAPP bus been, and will have so continues to be, described as • 601 organized for the purpose removing the CASTRO government, their recesser/y propszanse detivitiaa toward this and cannot bo covert. Could is be modified to apply only to agreement that …”
“… FREELY AND ON OWN. 2 Ol 3. LIFENSOR SAYS PORTION SPEECH REGARDING CUBA WAS WIDELY MIS-QUOTED". HC SAID IN NO PLACE DID SANCHEZ MENTION CASTRO OR CUBAN GOVERNMENT, HE SAID SANCHEZ EXPRESSED FRIENDSHIP AND SYMPATHY FOR "CUSAN PEOPLE" AND HE POINTED OUT THIS HAD BEEN U.S.”
“GOVT POLICY ALSO. REPORTERS (HE SAID) HAVE INTERPRETED 20/1 THIS SPEECH TO K€ AN CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND CASTRO REGIME, WHICH LTENSOR STATES is NCT MEXICAN POLICY. HE SAID "THE SOONER CASTRO AND TRUJILLO ARE GONE FROM THE CARIBBEAN THE SOONER THIS …”
“… owing according to Frork ORGFL, U.S. Citizen, Pilot. O.-MARTIIEZ, U.S. Citizen, Co-Pilot Steve MURRAY, U.S. Citizen, Mechanic Mauricio CASTRO, Panamanian, Passenger . 05 7/4(A tire tires blew blew out at Lavidandur out at Cavid,and Nr. sonn LiRGE, GiVil John LinCtial Civil a …”
“… ner I Stevon T. Murray Co-xilot: Frank Oorgel, U.S. citizon •Flight Engineer: Cristobal Martinoz, toxican citizen Pasanegers Mauricio D: CASTRO, Panamanian citizen (bearer of official passport), passenger from toxico City to Tocumen Destinations Brownsville, Texas Purpose of Trip …”
“… tion, he is now disillusioned, and reportedly is not going to last much longer in his job. He is wealthy and his family have lost through CASTRO's economic reforms. He appears to know a lot about the government and also seems to have an insight into CASTRO.. He regards CASTRO as som …”
“photostating details which he can and will use in the future. He says that CASTRO is ruthless, and that nothing can stop him in his 1A7*5*78L. determination to do something, i.e., agrarian reform, and that he will sacr …”
“… status of the Cuban economy is rapidly deteriorating and becoming a serious problem. During July 1959 an advisor to Prime Minister Fidel CASTRO Rua, warned him to proceed more”
“… ning short of funds. It was pointed out that 57 sugar mills were bankrupt and had not paid the plantation owners for the 1959 sugar crop. CASTRO was told that if the reckless confiscation of agricultural properties continued, the Cuban Government would become obligated to assume ev …”
“14-00000 C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L - 2 - 2. The sourer thought that nothing could stop CASTRO in his determination e to proceed with the agrarian reform program as fast as possible. Since the biggest obstacle to carrying out this p …”
“… tema, que puede resumirse con tres palabras: falacia, propaganda y repre- ’sion sin limites. Al final se aparecio el gran simulador (Fidel Castro) en varios carros anfibios, escenifico un show pre-fabricado y se hiso proclamar "heroe sal vador de los can peainos"." - Las tremendas …”
“… ierno se mantendra hasta quemar las ultimas posibilidades y los rusos los ayudara minimamente pero Id ayudan, a pesar de .que ahora Fidel Castro como leader nacionalista independiente negandose a firmar el trata- . do de proscription de las pruebas nuuleares y adscribiendose al bloq …”
“… ilitar que dispone el regimen conunista. La gran mayoria de los Cubanes deseamos tomar parte en una action final contra el regimen I - de Castro pero la ausencia de una orientation positiva los contiene". He suprimido de la carta de mi amigo de Holguin algunos parrafos que en mi op …”
“… 17 months in the Iale of Pines prison for his anti-government activities. He has also been active more recently In anti-Batista and anti-Castro activities. After explaining our present needs for current intelligence, Dr. Guitart suggested that we try to establish contact with his …”
“… in prison in Cuba now.Amador Odio was a Carlos Prio man some years ago and was also anti- Batista.Amador and Sara were both oloee to the Castro family in 1959”
“… r daughter to join bar boro. Due to the fact that they haven't been able to cone, she has decided to 69 back to ha with them. She is anti-Castro. Her husband’s last nano is Vasques and he was the director •- of the only Baptist school in the city of Holguin, Oriente province. (This …”
“… en he was living in Sissi before ooning to 9,0. I ha was working with other oubano planning the new legislation to deal with coffee after Castro's overthros. It lo possible that he could be of assistance to you, but in conversations with him X haven't been able to find out whether …”
“… e surface only. He in always willing & help with Cruzeda, and has done so in many obassions. Ho told N he did a lot of sabotaging against Castro before ooning to the U3A. I asked his once if he maintained connections with friends in the company and ho orne with a list of "chivatos" …”
“… Cuba. Ostensible purpose of the interview could be to determine the present attitude of the staff of the University of Havana toward the Castro regime. John 3. Sherwood C/SAS/EOB/DE DDP/SAS/EDK:G.E.Trettin:smp (27 April 1963) Distribution: Orig. and 1r Addressee 1 - SAS/EDE …”
“… n prison in Cuba - now.Anador Odio was a Carloo Prio man some years ago and was also anti- Batista.Anedor and Sara were both close to the Castro family in 1959.1 AVER”
“… reciente Embajador de los Estados % absolutos, el drenaje se duplico durante el periodo compren- Unidos en Cuba, ".. .hasta la llegada de Castro al poder... el embajador americano era la segunda figura de importan- dido entre los anos 1947 y 1957". 1 En vista de la decisiva import …”
“… E . 883 288 0 No most 0 aetiruto PER o me # ECONOMICAS EN LA UNION SOVIETICA" 1969. AND "THE RISE AND DECLINE OF SMlsrsiDnaves FIDEL CASTRO - AN ESSAY IN CONTEMPORARY HISTORY", UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS-Y 4. THE FOLLOWING IS FROM FHABOVE AND NEEDS: THEIR CONCURRENCE TO :PA …”
“in a most on the country — The Rise and Decline of Fidel Castro: An malicious way. Essay In Contemporary History. It was pubesned by the Uni versity of California Press and a second edition, in paper- …”
“on the country — The Rise and Decbre 0I Fidel Castro: in malicious way. I Essay in Contemporary History. It was published by tne Uni versity of California Press and a second edition, in pap …”
“14-00000 T.8 GEw REPUBLIC 10 MARCH 1973 in d dence Er 2020. The Rise and Decline of Fidel Castro by Maurice Halperin (University ot California Press; $12.95) foreign policy of the revolute (the and provide here with energy. In any …”
“… means of an aggressive argues, has continually sunk to lower many Western intellectuals (including foreign policy. levels. The result is Castro’s dependence, Hatper in), this has been a characteristic Castro remains a vague and blustery. upon the Soviet Union, an admissions react …”
“… es to the Com- social reforms on the population. It “joyous socialism,” rather than the mtinist world. Most important were the makes what Castro said and did, and tortuous necessities of work norms, Sino-Soviet struggle, the world price the revolution itself, explicable only in1 i …”