“1-00000 NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM PAGE Z OF 2 PAGES SECRET CSDB-312/00665-70 ■ c. Visa delays. Havana is consistently - late in processing visa requests for foreigners - traveling to Cuba. Ruiz attributed the delays to.the red tape which involves processing the ”
“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,|”
“Refugees; As you know, with the quarantine and the cessation of air .travel the heavy flow of Cuban refugees has dwindled "almost to nothing. In view of this and in connection -6-”
“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cubah families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-300/05 201-139549”
“Exploitation of Refugees: As you know, with the quarantine and the cessation of air travel the heavy flow of Cuban refugees has dwindled almost to nothing. In view of this and in connection -6-”
“Exploitation of Refugees: As you know, with the quarantine and the cessation of air travel the heavy flow of Cuban refugees has dwindled • almost to nothing. In view of this and in connection -6- !”
“OCTOBER DOMINICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 603 TO PUERTO RICO BECAUSE HE IS AN AMERICAN. CASTILLO IS REPORTED TO SE -‘I MILITARY curse or. CUBAN NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT. IT APPEARS HIS. 1 ee - DALIA Aw0 '" " BATE ;» 'CRIGINN UNIT: Ads Rite sr” veeriromomer MS 6g DO MICRO. BE”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 IN -47895 TDCSDB-315/03581-66 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES •-E-C-R-E-T (classification) NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD (dissem controls) ; 2. THE ORDER ALSO SPECIFIED THAT ONLY CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY !(PCC) MEMBERS WILL BE ALLOWED TO STAY IN THE EMB”
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“ON 15 AUGUST JULIAN LOPEZ DIAZ, CUBAN PRESS AND CULTURAL ATTACHE, HAD ADVISED A FRIEND NOT TO TAKE THE 16 AUGUST PLANE TO CUBA BECAUSE THERE WERE GOING TO BE SEVERAL MEXICANS ABOARD TO J ESCAPE ARREST IN THE RICO GALAN CASE. AS IT TURNED OUT, HOWEVER, % «S-E-C-R-E-T NO FO”
“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cuban families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-290105 201-139549”
“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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“own choice, but that to take children out of Cuba is a mistake. A/L s • /9*/%,5 7 R3 • n”
“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”
“It would be assumed that they made every attempt, the 24 Cubans were gradually removing Mexicans from their employee, 25 from the Cuban Embassy. I think it highly unlikely that the REPRET waeJauki ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY NW 50955 DocId:32277214 Page 54”
“eral, USMC Chairman SECRET ENCLOSURE DRAFT PROGRESS ACHIEVED DURING APRIL IN IMPEDING TRAVEL TO CUBA 1. The Department of State has”
“Encouraged the Benelux and Italian Governments to maintain visa requirements for Cubans travelling to their countries despite Cuba‘s having done away with visa requirements for their nationals who visit Cuba. ) SECRET HW 50955 DocId:32424015 Page 7”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 I 17 -Tol TO 1 FROM: DIRECTOR CONFI hMl W . PILE RID COPY PAGE SEVEN ro IHFO CITE DIR 89022 D. RAISE QUESTION WHO CAN NOW CONSIDER HIMSELF SAFE WHEN CASTRO IS TURNING AGAINST EIS MOST LOYAL FRIENDS. SIMILARLY, CASTRO HAS LASHED OUT AGAINST COMMUNIST CHIN”
“unless in any case -8nthere are overriding reasons to the contrary. The I"remaining cases in the total of 65 are bein individually "examined to see if they can be diverted to Cuban targets. -10- Ana”
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“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”
“and 24 elsewhere about possible misuse of Cuban exiles, members of 25 that community,, by the CIA. Are you aware of those? NW 50955 DocId:32203851 Page 109 CECDET”
“June; illegally if nocessary. He apparently wants to becora a tench for the Castro government and- to make his permanent home there. Members of the "2571 . of July lovoment"lare in close contact with Court, and they are, envolved in this, **recrepso ***** .. as» proposed- eo”
“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”
“xican government, and that travel of Chileans to Cuba has been dramatically reduced in recent weeks. SECRET NW 66000 Docld:32424012 Page 8 4 SECRET”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“Cuba’s attempt * to use French Caribbean dependencies for flights to and. From % NW 50955 DocId:32276192 Page 17 -SECRET”
“Cuban nationals. *1 fex 2S-W W. For discussion, see Enc B 22 * Enclosure to JCS 2304/1769 ‘ ** Attachment to JCS 2304/171 *** Attachment to JCS 230+/1685 TOP SECRET - SENSITIVE JCS 2304/189 (Rev: 5/13/63) ,93.”
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“- 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”
“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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“ENCLOSURE: Progress Achieved during April in Impeding Travel to Cuba 1. The enclosure hereto summari zes pro gress made by the several depart me nts and”
“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”
“Castro regime welcomes such an inquiry. ‘Their curiosity seems greater than their complicity.. NW 50955 DocId: 32423630 Page 403 ■”
“rights for Cubana planes. The Governor A9* mwsrn NW 50953 DocId: 32112623 Page 6”
“L-3'S CONDITIONS AND FELT L-3 SHOULD GO HAVANA TO DISCUSS PROJECTS DIRECTLY WITH RESPONSIBLE PERSONS RATHER THAN WORK THROUGH EMBASSY. (L-2 DID NOT THINK IT VISE This recessing for commercial toper act27ionJ- SECRET 0”
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“SUBJ REF A. A 8. FIT: CHECK FLIGHTLISTS 24 AND 25 APRIL FAIL SHOW CUBA maVEL ANY SUBJECTS RESS. 1• »i- * EXCERPT MEXI 9137 o IN 71516 G 28 APATZ 64 -atiwEdtKAdAEABPAW”
“ooiias. 24 . A , ~we A "%.b p metinhtews g-mrvovengence EL C.N.C., tiene un plan de becas en el exterior cada ano. -Ue 61*M J El Dept, de Ensenanzas Especiales (Perez Ponset) 2.86.67 recibe las necesidades de becas de C.N. C. las cuales se em MEN 9720909 wevtino ”