“encourage the - relationship in hopes of acquiring scua political informations” - from LOGUNOV. The Finnish Ambassador also **tdllcd/f*t/duting CAfb*/6p*fng/dt/ stated in hie telephone conversation with V/2 in Miami that he had requested that the SLOUCHES installation be elev”
“FLEMISHING RESUME CU2AN ACTIVITIES SINCE ORIGIN CS AMBUD, TORLE CREDITS CUBANS IN MIAMI WITH SAYING "NEW MAN IN FIELD IS ADOLF -pe F JR. wyo ues BEEN SPECIAL ASST TO STATE DEPT AND IS ALSO PAE 0F PFFS KENNEDY’S SPECIAL TA SK FORCE ON LATIN AMERICA". 1TI0M BEING THAT BERLS IS”
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“LITAINT,P 56 MLENING DOWN LUNCH . C-/0G43 N : INVITATION TO STAY PITH CUBAN VISITOR). LlT-MI1-7/STATEC 1S JULY THAT THREE CUBANS uySOVS TO MER QUOTE HAS BEEN RUNNING AROUND I EMBASSY MererE DURING PREVIOUS VEEX VITH PCetFeLiOS, FILES,|”
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“prevent indiratual from leavit.g the the auviee e-f skilled internat? nai lareye t U K shameful to say that the United United States foy dght for 4 cause 1 which gut ade the Conprem, Ststem seems to have turned * back on . they believe. There ta nirtte, ta the nejatrals Wo wel”
“cease cupar purchases front Cuba. Proracanca efforts of USIA and CIA continue to apply pressure upon tie Gucan regime by focusing upon abuses of power and failure i of key programs such an medical and food. The VSA use of refugees in interviews especially underlined this the”
“A. CONVENTION AND ITS AGENDA APPROVED AND SUPPORTED BY CTV AND LABOR SECT ION OF AD. X 19- 10 0 B. WILL INVITE INTERNATIONAL PAPICIPAIIOM AND CONVOKE ROUND-TABLE MEETING or MEMBERS es CoriT COmMISsIoN AGA INST commuNIST TYRANNY OF CUBA" FOR PURPOSE CLARIFF AND APPLY COORDINA”
“PROBABLY THICK FILE ON HIM IN HAVANA AND WE WOULD Peto - _ NOT WISH CALL THEIR ATTENTIQN TO HIS PRESENCE HERE. HOWEVER THIS •V OPTION MUST BE EXAMINED AND THEREFORE WOULD BE HELPFUL IF HQS 1 COULD PROVIDE INFO UN EXPERIENCE OTHERS SUCH AS D-2, FORMERLY ACTIVE CASTRO OPPONENT”
“THE AMBASSADOR AND HIS i FAMILY, THE CODE CLERK AND HIS FAMILY, AND ONE OTHER OFFICER, INTELLIGENCE OR SECURITY MOST PROBABLY, WOULD BE ALLOWED TO LIVE IN THE EMBASSY COMPOUND. BEFORE THIS ORDER WAS RECEIVED, SEVERAL BACHELOR OFFICERS OR OFFICIALS, WHOSE FAMILIES WERE STILL I”
“NATIVE-BORN CUBANS POSADA AND AN UNIDENTIFIED. NION-LEVSL OFFICIAL or THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, *10* 6, Ou ya TS evening GOSCH:APPRGACHED THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR QFFCtAL rmnuu GARCIA PROPOSING THAT THE VENEZUELAN OVERNMENT MAKE- a SUBSTANTIAL CASH CONTMIBUTION ro wiS ORGANIE”
“CON® *8e TRARY, MARTINIS SAtn THAT MR nos NOT magONALLv RFLteve MVW '' 18 IN ANY MAY INVOLVED WITH LETELIGRIS DAYH, 5, CONCERNING THE OCTOBER MACHINE gun ATTACK ON THE CUBAN 1A EMBASSY IN CARACAS, MAATINGa SAID THAT THE CUBAN ARE PLACING NO SPECIAL SUNIFICANCH ON THE EVENTS TH”
“ase establece alligidese red. recindento y ayuda & • CEA a. Nuestros pauses sa- Iganismos del estad comunista‘ Aestos factors seles in it aun cuando todavia 1 cubano para reconoeer cumo el enado gre se imped-ra s tea ex sen Europa, cosa que ’ sobierno legnima de Cuba, en for ”
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“Castro regime welcomes such an inquiry. ‘Their curiosity seems greater than their complicity.. NW 50955 DocId: 32423630 Page 403 ■”
“Cadere t Co c.- Cuban regime is ho So 990099- 9 —00 —v’jep-t.” gi -.-trtut >- - CE rolicy of p C. could C. : cr dofoce --c.-.. C. should also 0a con C- -% • so Ci-e —e v —-V”
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“of U. S. citizens recently made to Cuba. at the invitation of that country’s government, about which the Committee ice bas learned through newspaper reports that have recently appeared in this country and in Latin America. This information would be treated with the confidence”
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“strengthened and every effort will be made to increase this coverage, both through . 4 thedevelopment of additional resident agents in Cuba -7- 10 V”
“1 4-00000 SECR-7 IN 10615 SRFE4 FIRMS Or SPUING ACAJUST CUPA, CALLS MUP PAGEZ .IM7L SPY RING SERVING IMPERIALISTS PLANS , AGAINST GuBA, CHASTIZES PZVAS FOR NOT NAMING GREEK FIRMS, ETC SPAINS AGAINST CUBA, AND STATES CIA’S CeBas AGENTS DOING THEIR WORK. EDITORIAL ENDS AS ”
“yetoevighbeleasNSwerteAfantesuie*wel-nalDAie slit-ii WILL PROBABLY BE RELUCTANT CONTINUE ACTIVITIES FOR KUBARK. IN GENERAL BELIEVE AMLEGS WILLING COOPERATE THIS EFFORT ONLY IF THEY CONVINCED IT PART OF "FI NAL EFFORT OVERTHROW CASTRO. CAMLEGS 12 AND 29 EXPRESSED GENERAL DISIL”
“ien becoas more evidens. Www, 33 Covertaan oil is planning a new policy with respect to Osin al cua. : leanabile the latervwalay task would aren to be to contrato her latin American political `: leader ami governmats, 5. The elimination of castro muld not in itself solve our larg”
“Student Committed for Travel to Cuba :- oastznkicu *n Vasnsakton or January 33 . is srous prod by t.h - . - S. vJegunite 1 Winshin *0 ity no-with the support of vartous woreitte”. .* wars tnciflst groups. The dexonot ators okpect to peration Congress. -to tey reconvene on Janua”
“VARONA WOULD SEE PRESIDENT CHIARI WHILE HE WAS PANAMA TO DISCUSS THE CUBAN j PROBLEM IN GENERAL AND ATTEMPT TO ENLIST "FURTHER SUPPORT FOR THE CAUSE." HE SAID VARONA WOULD ALSO INQUIRE OF CHIARI WHETHER THERE WERE ANY NEW DEVELOPMENTS ON A SUGGESTED MEETING OF THE CASSFICATI”
“sleshicraliv wjhi Chris- . in both countries. He has widely inm*, than principles. Such unsteriurence in the . licised May 20 us his dualling for ro- internal affairs of lirariI con no longer turning to Cuba to revitalize the in- be federated.'' Diplomatic relations with ELRA”
“THAT ONLY ALERTNESS OF MILITIA HAD PREVENTED A SUCCESSFUL LASDINIEJJURADO ENTERED MOVIE ONE DAY DURING WEEK SAW ONLY THREE SPECTATORS AND LEFT IN EMBARRASSMENT. SUBJ SAID IT OPINION IN CUBA THAT ABORTIVE INVASION HAD SOME DIRECT CONNECTION WITH ELECTIONS IN SANTO DOMINGO. HE ”
“- MARXIST- LACKED SUFFICIENT AGGRESSIVENESS TOWARD HIS ENEMIE S. The -24 8 5. HE SAID TE ) CUBAN EMBASSY IN SANTIAGO HAD PLANS PREPARED eORIG: A%a UNIT; EXT: WH/ 0 CT-Y 22.Sep.23 RECORD‘COPY 15-124 - 52 coosoinatiwo orneaw CL****carom REPRODUCTION By OTHER THAN THE I”
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“Castro Communist interference in the Dominican Republic will force the O.A.F. to take further steps in sanctioning the aggressor. warmesrteonb4,P.07 - a * *er pey wtr le3 t- ofjy”
“Debt, Harold E. llughes. Gate w. eallenome. Senator My eoftenee. Sona SriOM Tate- but al.0 438 made asa the cause of out X:.tee, Cirvirizy r: McGovern, Lee Metentt MOND hza98 already Si.it this bi theat own security Unfortunately it 2ams been Walter P Mondn’e, Frank K. Mres zo”
“RAFAEL FERNANDEZ SARDINAS. SUBJ EXPECTS CUBAN RELATIONS WITH SPAIN TO DETERIORATE BECAUSE CUBA VOTED AGAINST IMPORTANT SPANISH RESOLUTION AT RECENT ILO CONFERENCE IN GENEVA. (BETHOURN UNFORTUNATELY DID NOT GET DETAILS RESOLUTION.) CUBAN DELEGATION HAD GOTTEN INSTRUCTIONS FR”
“ensure fully adequate coverage of all parts of Cuba, most especially the Havana region. Such an additional facility might be installed on a U. S. base in the Bahamas or temporary use might be made of a shipborne station if it is desired to avoid "gray" broadcasting from F”
“nupyRTED THAT HU Cuman EMgAsBy HAD COMPLAINED TO 1 nrutr ABOUT ANTI-CUBAN GOVERNMENT ARTICLES APPEARING IN THE LOCAL PRUR IN THIS INSTANCE THE CUBANS INDICATED TMER WILLINONG 88 T9 RETALIATE AQAINGT THE NEWSMAN INVOLVED IF DIBIP BED NOT 889.8 1’ • of ’A til 1 4 ire”
“FOR THE 6 OCTOBER * BOMBING OF A CUBANA AIALINER OUT OF BARBADOS. (FBLD COMMENT!' FOR AN EARLIER REPORT ON CUBAN REACTION TO RECENT GRRORIST ATTACKS: AGAINST THEM SEE NVC-75g9. TOFIR0B-315/10100-76, GF 8 OCTOBERS FROM THIS AND ANOTHER SOURCE OF UNDETERMINED RELIABILITY.14 ”
“that the President ma contemplate the % ^U.' 11-------- 1—- ... ----------------------- — - te-te full array options. 1 tusre of Cuba and e Caribbean, (1) Monitor, cregrve and report on aix air and G6 cars. ton — th scheduled and non-scheduled, th Free World 17 amniet - i”
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“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 or other appropriate tr." r- cans am not totally aware of the vatat Outs and nunon $47.63 nattonst tribunals. Second”
“14-00000 SECRET PAG 3 JMWAVE 0281 SECRET IN NEW ORLEANS. 6. CASTRO GOT NOTHING OUT OF TRIAL EITHER. ITS VERDICT UNDERMINES HIS CONTENTION THAT U.S. GOVER SME NT IS CONTINUALLY AIDING AND ABETTING EXILES IN SUBVERSIVE EFFORT AGAINST CUBA. 7. ONLY IRONY ABOUT THIS TRIAL IS”
“Plans for an v* S. : PA t.‘ eduled: parade and demonstration in Havana are being formulated S-E- C-R- E- T EYES ONLY Page 8 NW 50955 DocId: 32424934”
“strengthened and every effort .will be made to increase this coverage, both through * : the development of additional resident agents in Cuba -7- 9”
“to withstand inquiries from the press should the Cubans reveal this information. In view 20”
“Cuba should be continued under the chairmanship of Richard N. Goodwin, Assis tant to the Special Counsel "to ' the President. 4-. TOP SECRET NW 50955 DocId: 32423505 Page 30”
“Mr. Comer about one possibility which I felt would not be innen of interest to Subject Dw/so advised them. This involved themeoodh, need for sameond with a legal background to talk with Cuban exiles wherever they might be la the U.S. or Latin America and to obtain acridavita ”
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“in such actions Is going to attempt to skip the country as a test, because many other technicians of the oil companies are desperate to flee Cuba and are trying to arrange ways and means to do so. end- C-0-H-F-I-D-E-H-T-I-A-L HOI RN BO DISSEM ABROAD LIMITED language - 54”
“14-00000 f ‘22 7 - 7 SECRET IN93126 .1■ 4 5 173 Rev 3 P-3 INSIDE CUBA. AMCORE-2, AMRAZONR-1 AND AMSHADY-1 AGREE THAT DEMORALIZING/ EFFECT MENOYO TV PERFORMANCE WORST AMONG OPPONENTS CASTRO REGIME : INSIDE. !SECRET CFN SECRET ♦Reports on JMWAVE area publicity conc”
“and strengthened and every effort will be made to increase this coverage, both through the development of additional resident agents in Cuba YDVMd -7-”
“regime, publicly declared as such and therefore necessarily located outside of Cuba. It is hoped that within one month a political entity can be formed in the shape of a council or junta, through the merger of three acceptable opposition ,groups with which the Central Int”