Results for CABLE- COS DOES NOT QUESTION POSSIBILITY COVERAGE CUBAN PROBLEM FROM JAMICA MIGHT BE EXTENDED.

“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”

“palpable do la oportunidad existente para los pauses libres de la Amerj ca en los actuales momentos debido al fracaso do la za fra cubana. |Seria sumamente eflea : para Colombia o] explorer las posibilida des existentes en esos tres morcades de inmedlato pues seguramente se po”

“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”

“Castro regime welcomes such an inquiry. ‘Their curiosity seems greater than their complicity.. NW 50955 DocId: 32423630 Page 403 ■”

“13-00000 Sifel -2- D. Unleto we were indefinitely to occupy Cisc militarily. tis caly solves the ten prablea 1 necessarily the CCoSg CJS 05 0 Cubca leadcrohtp willing to ood coptbio of covosaling the country along lines exceptable to the Cuban roople and along 16000 cons”

“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”

“WERE OF THE OPINION THAT AGENCIES IN WASHINGTON CONCERNED WITH THE INTERCEPT PROGRAM WERE HAPPY WITH THE RESULTS.) 13. ON HEARING THAT COS HAD BEEN IN PANAMA, QUESTIONS S E CRE T”

“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”

“with regard to the Cuban community 25 You indicated there was a CI capability, but if I understand NW 50955 DocId: 32 202440 Page 54 TA D CECDET”

“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”

“0 3 Fa) 14-00000 D13•rA ) Jw1 J erta de Al lo saca del pozo, comp j do trapo. lado vocero The New 1 os que piden en Nor- 3 s de La Habana, sca * a Organization de Es- • * 0J 1 d on mande a la capital * PACTO CON LOS • gurte de los euales it Wall Street", sino que”

“planes -C and he said he'd try, but actually has no intention of doing BO. al-RS O’ was ixpressed at the speed and accuracy of our information, but believes.3 that the Cuban Government is being precipitate in expecting to get the planes out. , T. a23 2/20 W/IL/w Coanr, ”

“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 ”

“ANFAUNA-25 a u y *rs o *-9 2 a AT THIS TIME, commo LINK VAS AMCUTLER-2 TO AMFAUNA-27 TO MFAUNA-25, sited acuLe-2 out TOUCH THERE NO REPEAT a w w nBU ’ H ^ y M ^ f f l t NO MAY SECURELY FIND OUT DETAILS A-25 CURRENT SITUATION OR FOR A-25 TO COMmICATE WITH WAVE. jot 8. CU”

“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 ”

“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”

“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”

“throat is significant :— especially in the Carribean area. However, cvon horc, last oi: months there Ihas beca a cigniSeant decline Cuban effectiveness. This has come because of the growing isolation of communist-- fiodlicta elements from the Democratic left as Castro’s pro-”

“PANAMA, .TARGETED AGAINST UNITED STATES MILITARY INSTALLATIONS IN THE CANAL ZONE, IA-3'0 IA 70110 -2 TO BE FUNDED THROUGH THE PDP. . THOMAS SAID THE CUBANS ARE EXTREMELY INTERESTED ' (4 ) IN THE MOVEMENTS OF MILITARY SHIPS. THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL, AND THAT THEY TOLD HIM TH”

“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”

“CC-M-NA .e/w wevy4*58 *l* 292009 (PeGB THIB) /•Inos 90407 SUPPORT ON TEA CONFIDENCE VOT% MORO’s POSrriGs IS FIRE BECAUSE OP TRIS AND BECAUSE OP rne VATICAN’S PRESSURE ON CHRISTIAN DENOCEA "AL RIGHT IMGEES wor TO BERAK PARTY usrry (CONF) 7. CURA THE CASTRO REGIME SPES IE”

“strengthened and every effort .will be made to increase this coverage, both through * : the development of additional resident agents in Cuba -7- 9”

“OPPOSITION.PARTY AND EX-PRESIDENT BETANCOURT,' STAUNCH ANTI-CASTRO-COMMUNIST, TO OFFSET MOVES CF PRESIDENT PERSE wy: THEY CCnSIDER TO BE IN SED WITH CASTRO. COPEI HAS ALLEGEDLY COME OUT FULLY IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CUB AN SECRET”

“13-00000 TOP-SECRET SENSITIVE h. The Cultural people in State are seized with problem of Jamaican Games. 1 suggested other athletes for free Cuba or other personalities. - That we should at least make an inventory to see what we have available. . It is noted that Cubans ar”

“WOULD BE FEW SUCCESSFUL AND DRAMATIC RESISTANCE ACTS EITHER BY INSIDE GROUPS OR R 5oRj 1 FROM OUTSIDE. C C O 2. WHILE PROPAGANDA CANNOT CHANGE BASIC PSYCH ATMOSPHERE INSIDE P Y HOEPFULLY CAN PARTIALLY COUNTER IMPACT MENOYO CASE BY RE-DIRECTING :CUBAN AUDIENCE ATENTION TO LONG-T”

“Cuba’s attempt * to use French Caribbean dependencies for flights to and. From % NW 50955 DocId:32276192 Page 17 -SECRET”

“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 ”

“and strengthened and every effort will be made to increase this coverage, both through the development of additional resident agents in Cuba YDVMd -7-”

“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 ”

“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”

“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”

“strengthened and every effort will be made to increase this coverage, both through . 4 thedevelopment of additional resident agents in Cuba -7- 10 V”

“to withstand inquiries from the press should the Cubans reveal this information. In view 20”

“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”

“FREE. NEUE ZUERCHER ZEITUNG CARRIED AFP REPORT FROM SANTIAGO, 24 SEPTEMBER, THAT GENERAL PINOCHET, CHIEF OF CHILMEAN JUNTA, HAD SAID NEITHER CUBA NOR SOVIET UNION HAD RESPONDED TO CHILEAN CHALLENGE OF 011 SEPTEMBER TO DATE: ORIG: UNIT: EXT: esssaccenicen coomomatimo Kao ”

“g. SUPPORT FOR THE CRUSADE AGA INST CASTRO," MONTES SA to THAT CUBAN 2 WLE8 IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. TOGETHER WITH DOMINICAN BIL TARY )L 2306020 291092 82)0 661137 001- 299292 50%20300 ? 35 0000 0085114 SECRET T1W:E2 9073 VOF350-0069893 ‘* oo sor 0990600 928 41”

“PRIORITY, THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO OBTAIN IS B trat Lros CLASSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS SECRET 1/C/tr.n/ose eneveco Av ato l^5 leocece I ega [rite [aco [uHa| cg» (jeLQ^J ega Ico: I co I JTCRW0.IWPORMATION REPORT RELEASING :”

“we would prabcoly here to contend with Soviets to Pha Vested Beaters. It to almost certain that the Cites will esy to anticipate or counter ear d. S. approach to the ass by polne disaaiie to the Tatted Fations. Ferthetsre, coterl Rotorccaant nation" 17 tis CIS would probably ”

“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”

“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cubah families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-300/05 201-139549”

“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”

“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”

“26 APRIL.) 50. ,5. - EDMENT REMAINING MAGU PENDING REPLY - PY-4.hA a Aew ******RSSWSSTCT89 6. SINCE OBVIOUS UNPREDICTABLE, SERIOUS AND FAR REACHING LOCAL _GeleSeasE****A***SS-******EA09* CONSEQUENCES CAN FLOW FRON ANY STAGE IMPLEMENTATION REF ACTION, REQUEST COMMENT RE ANY”

“—t./41An4 >i -0 todulk. j to insist on a more precise spelling out of individual or group views. Mr. Parrott also said that Mr. Macy had raised a related point which Mr. Barries and he had agreed had validity, and that Mr. Barnes had undertaken to assure Macy that it woul”

“r identifiod): و Cuine told ickert that, according to rumors, thin looked very bad for the cominican Republic. Quinn state there seem ed t o be a disposit ion to the sx ey fra pomini can Re public that part of t”

“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”

“be expected, Maxico City has Pel of refugees from Cuba, estimated at about 350 yer month. Through Sil 98 4 an American contract agent the station runs the Cuban Refugee Re-B > ception and Orientation Center which screens refugees for possible a %. •3- SECRET mis”