“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”
“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”
“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”
“to withstand inquiries from the press should the Cubans reveal this information. In view 20”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“own choice, but that to take children out of Cuba is a mistake. A/L s • /9*/%,5 7 R3 • n”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“government. As for Zirout’s Tenaris about his choosing Cuba would seem the natural thing for him to say when talking to the Cubans.”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“eral, USMC Chairman SECRET ENCLOSURE DRAFT PROGRESS ACHIEVED DURING APRIL IN IMPEDING TRAVEL TO CUBA 1. The Department of State has”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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 ”
“definitely hurt the Castro regime if he fled Cuba. However, the opportunities for employment in the oil industry in Latin r I G iM America are not good because there is considerable prejudice against Cubans on the part of other countries in which there are refining operation”
“14-00000 ,S’BOBRAS En GUANTANAMO 11 1 Viene de la primer? that . 1 ondenado a presentarse inmed3 I tamente, es interpreted en Lest ILLA /. ington como "que su especialidid en desembarco V en combate son En los ultimos afet, el Departansento de Estado norteame- necasario”
“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”
“the Castroites of their respective countries, and they are en " Mes*v*co*.e whentasisi* namh**eddaddant gaged in fractional work to un'ermine Castro's designs and put their old comrades t back in the leadership of the Cuban Party. cecartdon”
“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cubah families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-300/05 201-139549”
“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”
“1 2969/10-11-928. AM E01m01 WESTERN UNION corca LlmE ! PRESS MESSAGE WP MARSHALL PRESIDENT TIME FILEO MIAMI, Nov.25/661966 NGV 25 PM 5 05 * * * * * w ititiu n e y *6ot _., * e r o v o ti* ACENCE FRANCE PRESSE wox CO NE-rOaK DAYLETTER colsCr- 61700 AIRAMA PROTIS”
“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”
“13-00000 DE or his companion Che Guevarra, have the same mesmeric appeal to the masses. Many informed people believe that the disaupeerence of Fidel would greatly accelerate the fall of the present Government. cc: DDCI JcKing Chief, Western Hemisphere Division Kecbael ”
“rights for Cubana planes. The Governor A9* mwsrn NW 50953 DocId: 32112623 Page 6”
“orders". Ruiz answers, "Most likely it is the CIA that gives you orders as the only enemy that Cuba has is the CIA, the Central Intelligence Agency,don‘t”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cuban families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-290105 201-139549”
“CUIS Havana, continued to report on AMESTOY. AMESTOY was later arrested and killed in a gun battle or executed by the Cuban Government.7 UL6 DO 1”
“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”
“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”
“CONFIDENTIAL p SECRET could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between ; Cuba and the United States. A) It is requested that clearance be granted16) for the Cuban alien to furnish thi”
“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- !”
“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, ”
“fully (er at least partially) aware that, unless voluntary drastic reforms are accomplished, their vast holdings will be taken from them forcibly by some emerging local Fidel Castro. And it May well bo that their stubborn resistance to change is buttressed by the millions of d”
“.9.4, otitisi-tin-w-micy-c.as •. government. As for Zirout’s remarks about his choosing Cuba would seem the natural thing for him to say when talking to the Cubans.”
“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”
“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 ”
“extent possible, discredit the Castro- communist regime in Cuba and in the Western Hemisphere and the rest of the world. -4-”
“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”
“left . in Chile on the Cuban airline and merchant ships.”
“clearance. He said that recruiting for an anti-Castro force is going an in Miami, which is old news. 03 Vlores] NW 65987 Docld:32414128 Page 1 1.6 RETURN TO CIA. Background Use Only Do Not Reprcduce file-ion 201-259.916”