“15.1 ( GTN OLh- de6CelbaSanit NO FOREIGN DISSEM/BACKGROUND USE ONLY version ■ OCI No. 1427/63 (NLK-73 . 23 April 1963 198 ARRB7/56 Fidel Castro’s Coming Visit to Moscow and Algiers 1. The initial report on Fidel Castro’s forth coming visit to Moscow came from a usu”
“Moscow only three days. It was: his intention, according to the report, to tell Khrushchev, in effect, that the USSR must assist Cuba but must at the same time understand that Castro does not intend to be a "docile satellite.”. 3. Information from the same source and sub-sou”
“Castro may have been in Moscow about 15 November for talks with Premier Khrushchev, according to a civil aviation expert who is apparently passing on a rumor he heard in Cuba. The source reported as background that Castro has not appeared on Cuban TV and did not meet people h”
“'*6 vr 464 79 3 50 Fidel Castro teentre) pictured with Nikita Khrushchov and Leonid Brezhnev on the. Sovi3etMay Weekl63 y tribune in Red Square, during the Cuban leader’s tumultuous welcome last weekend. K 1 Is vi. EXp vder 11 ‘d tim e r -M Lo I”
“4-00000 Hit - iCACFS ‘as € Fidel Castro visiting Volgograd Tractor (For material Castro’s visit to the USSR see pages and 7.)”
“1 4-00000 ’ay -3- thir outrere from taking place. "Quertionr To The Fricontinen! -1 Conference".- The Chinorc doloration could be asked the wherealoutr of Bon Borka. The Russians might be questioned as to Che Guovara's. creges ".e-/*oe42/L3fee*. m/nyggz*/ .wyosewr The”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR NON-BLOC RELATIONS: The Moroccan foreign minister has received a three-man Cuban "good-will" mission for the second time and the Istiqlal’s Nation claims that a resumption of formal diplomatic relations 'is imminent, according to the US Embassy in”
“SSING INTEL DEBRIEFING. SECRET NW 65990 Docld:32373793 Page 4 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7. IN 30453 PAGE 24 SECRET 5. INTEL DEBRIEFING HIGHLIGHTS FOLL: A CASTRO TRIP MOSCOW: TRIP MADE PRIMARILY TO GAIN USSR ECONOMIC AID, SECONDARILY TO SHOW PSP "OLD GUARD" THEY NO LONGER NECESSARY IN CA”
“1 4-00000 4 - • - Puerto Rico, is a result of the choking offect of the blockade, Poland, Caechorlovakin and Eart Germany had to meet in Ro. tock in order to direurs monne of halving Red Cuba survive said offectr.. Algeria, Indonoria and Cuba".- China’s main strongholds”
“1 4-00000 "HORIA.,,, UNIDAD nVrUGrONA"IAM (W.P.U.L.) November 18. 1965: "What Can Castro Cet From The Russians?”.- An analysis of Fi del’s new stand, whereby he abandons neutrality between the USSR and Red China, Manatrat* 5.A4 wr-viurryektiricng2 In return for his "pled”
“1.059.5.3.0 ! SECRET DRAFT BRIEFING NOTES 18 February 1963 RIVAL FORCES IN LATIN AMERICAN SUBVERSION I. Since the October crisis, Fidel Castro has obviously been trying to straddle the rift between Moscow and Peiping over global Communist strategy. As Mr. Martin aptly put it yest”
“14-00000 % UNIDAD Monthly, ISSUK Nlo. 38, June, 1967.- FirNT PAGE: 1) EDITORIAL: "The Arab Teaching": Arab proverbs show that Arabs are wise. They were not too wire, however, when they took the Soviets as allies and protectors. For years, the Russians supplied the arsenal”
“sfirmeren los vaci- lanteo que, legicamente, quieren lo n eguro. Solo a las Embajadas acredi tadas en La Habaca se permitira importer lo que necesitar para 82 subsistorcia, previo registro er 10g E. U., y gecer a eus connacionales por la misma via, para registrarles minucio-”
“1 4-00000 «ft “the. Aus Stilus hl ■ear ‘vie . a te a eni 9 B1 5. I"nA: 9 4. X , ‘ iy z 1 le 3657 ° •* €0 4 24 >09 29 20os CUBA-USSR APRIL 28, 1963 CASTRO IN USSR. LEFT TO RIGHT, LEONOV, N, USSR; KHRUSHCHEV, N., USSR; CASTRO, F., CUBA; BREZHNE”
“could be expanded to include a discussion of differences between Cuba and the United States. Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel Castro is not completely satisfied with Cuba’s relations with the Soviet Union. (”
“Gaullists surprise and my interest, the President continued: "But were not the only ones in France who deplored certain . it is also clear that the problem has ceased to be a mistaken US policies. I pointed out that the first time Cuban one, and has become international - that ”
“Similarly, if Heaven is Castro's Red paradise, the doctors and technicians want out of it.■ "What About, the Tri—Continental Conference?" - The abduction and disappearance of Ben Barka seems to have suspended preparations for the Tri-Continental Conference that the Reds had s”
“•* ^ 1ye° Latinskaya Amerika # 4, 0 1. July-August 1976. (p 138) ,43 Jareco Caption: "First visit to the Soviet Union. Next bnfs to Fidel Castro ... author of the article,,000 __ —- nocesedne Coserckoro Corose Pa. journalist N. Leonov".: c Ougene . Kacipo ha Ip^,,t ru”
“14-00000 1 Adad -he gel CASTRO, FIDEL (Lz) CUBA, WITH KHRUSHCHEV (LJ) USSR, SHAKING HALS RITH FOFEI DIPLOMATS IN RED SQUARE. NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV (LI) USSR, ACTING AS I- TERPRETER FOR CASTRO. t OFFICIAL USE ONLY CIA-P-162845 201-132139 N‘soilsSyi asa.d”
“• E / S-E-C-R-E-T ■ ' NO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DIS M ABROAD/CONTROLLED DISSEM BACKGROUND USE ONLY O 2 - CSDB-3/652,924 wool and silk material, and many,trifles of which the stores - in Habana are full. As for machinery and spare parts, /China7 is not in a position to compete w”
“14-00000 ‘9 Moscow News M 18 May 068 ‘WE ARE FORGING HAPPINESS AND PEACE ON EARTH’ 6. ■Fidel Castro at the Bratsk Hydropower Station. 1 201-132139 a”
“nuclear war in October, 1962. The Russians understood return, because Ben Bradlee [of Newsweek] tells me this very well, at least after our reaction; but.so far as you are on your way to Cuba now. | Fidel Castro is concerned, I must say I don't know "Every now and then I read'”
“Mr. Kennedy what could be expected one of the most, if not the most, important problems in from General de Gaulle's proposed visit to the United American foreign OT policy. / I can assure you that I have States next February. He replied: "Absolutely nothing." understood the ”
“Enc wReeve knowledge. He added, however, that France had a "I believe that there is no country in the world, in- ! strange way of manifesting its independence, part eluding all the African regions, including any and all, ularly, for example, on the subject of Vietnam and the ”
“reconnaissance flights, said there could be an incident "at any time"._ and here Castro reiterated the five demands he first made after the announcement that the Soviets would withdraw offensive missiles from Cuba. He included his usual anti-US statements and slurs at Presi”
“economy and your security depend on the to brave unpopularity, fight the trusts, tell the truth' Soviet Union, and that even if you have no ulterior mo and, most important, let the various nations act as tives in this, association, still the United States considers they see ti”
“14-00000 vs:. ** voieltre, 3. BOSCH, ORLANDO n. 27 ps 76 s: 29 * advantage cas de getms and no good conslusters reached from a visit which lasted less than a day and curing shisa to spcim for only a half hour wish each foreign minister, the first as cretary of the Soviet ”
“1,0' VLI co 19 WE 3 oin 5 8 MAGNIFICENT PAEAN TO SOVIET-CUBA! L -A - Ner woof Bt 0R 0 “99 -a 01 JR Hv. €7.2‘ "Long Eve eternal friendship?" Nikita Khruschov and Fidel Castro the Luzhniki Stadium during the Soviet-Cuban friendship rally. % NuanG”
“Torrado, Frosident, Ernesto ("Che") Cuovara Sarna, Minister of Industries, Raul Ron Garcia, Minister of Foreign Relations, Francisco Wilfredo Blas Rlooa Calderio, Secretary- general of the Partido Socialists Popular (PSP - Cuban Communist Farty), Regino loti Leon, Minister ”
“1 4-00000 "Intrigues about the Tri-Continental Conference".- Ben Barka, the mastermind of the Tri-Continental Conference scheduled for Havana, mysteriously disappeared In Paris. We remember that, when it was thought that this conference would be hold in Algeria under Chinese”
“' Premier Castro is to deliver the closing speech at the Congress of Women of the Americas on 15 January in Havana. Havana Radio announced that the congress, scheduled to begin 11 Jemary, will be attended by more than 200 delegates from Latin America, the U. s., and Canada, a”
“TIME-PICAYUNE, New Orleans, Monday, 9 September 1963, page 7, Columns 5 -7 "Castro Blasts Raids on Cuba. Says U.S. Leaders Imperiled by Aid to Rebels." This item was introduced by an editor's note referring to the fact that Castro had turned up at a Brazilian .Embassy rec”
“Foreign Affairs In my dispatch of 9 November I reported on some of the considerations regarding the consequences which the recent :crisis could have on the international position of Cuba. I - will now add some comments on the conjecture which has been I reported by some mem”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR FIDEL CASTRO’S SPEECH - cont’d ’’Things have changed quite a bit,” Castro declared, "to attack or to blockade Cuba now would not be easy; we can de fend ourselves; we are calm; we know what we have to defend ourselves with.” Then, in an implied r”
“14-00000 SECRET I do not think that Almeida has the control nor the i "influence over the Army that Raul had, and therefore a conspiracy and revolt of the Armed Forces is easier. There is no doubt that Fidel is assigning key posts to men and women who are his personal fr”
“- Ku estava mais interessado uzopinilo publica do site no dinhicir. E . - nio estava.de acordo coin que se corfunlisse a finajilide da viagem (4) - tielos E-tados Unidos, mas nio e issoo que tem dito as propagandistas 0 antigo niinistro da Fazenda culinno Rufo Loiez Freqjuctde-”
“" HA RKER by-line: The story followed under th e "Havana (AP) Prime Minister - Fid el Cast ro said S aturday night: 'U.S. leaders would be in danger if they helped in any attempt to do away with leaders of Cuba.' NW 65990 Docld:32397036 Page 5 2 SECRET "Bitterly denouncing what h”
“: REPROD UCTION PROHIBITED.S. "Havana (AP) Pri me Minister Fidel Castro sa id Saturday night:5 0. s. leaders would be in danger if they helped in any attempt to do away with leaders of Cuba.' NW 65924 Docld:32353327 Page 3 2 SECRET C002666 62 PAGE COPY NO. 186 of SECRET "Bitterly”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR Western Hemisphere DOMESTIC POLITICS IN CUBA Fidel Castro is continuing his their ’’sectarian’' efforts to secure effort to reduce the influence of positions for their comrades at the the veteran Communists who were lead expense of Fidelistas. A”
“•A S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DK EM ABROAD/CONTROLLED DISSEM/BACKGROUND USE ONLY -3- CSDB-3/652,924 Buenos Aires. But it is an extremely remote possibility. The . - countries which could do it do not have the necessary material ". means. A partial solution would worse”
“13-00000 1 TOP SECRET DINAR NON-BLOC RELATIONS cont * d Despite the Moroccan announcement of its break in diplo matic relations with Cuba, the Cuban ambassador is still in Rabat and attends functions he normally attended. The chancery offices are open and the Cuban flag i”
“14-00000 position to Castro's brand of Communism among the old-line Parties in this Continent. While Castro has invested millions in subversion, Corva- Ian has patiently waited to capitalize on such investments and on Fidel's own activities. Today more than ever, the old-li”
“had enough of their Cuban involve thing, and we are still alive and getting better day by ment. Economically this is obvious. This is why, speak-' . day; we are still standing upright, and we plan to cele ing from a military viewpoint, it is better not to force brate with gr”
“could be expanded to include a discussion of differences between Cuba and the United States. Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel Castro is not completely satisfied with Cuba’s relations with the Soviet Union. K”
“Cuban terri- tory, Castro said : 'We are pre pared to fight them a nd answer in kind. U.S. leaders s hould think that if they are aiding terror- ist plans to eliminate Cuban leaders, they themselves will not be safe.' ... World affairs ... seemed to be entering a more peaceful cl”
“Picayune, on Monday, 9 September-page-7, under a three-column head- line: "CASTRO Blasts R ai ds o n Cuba. Says U.S. Leaders Imperiled by Aid to Rebels." The story followed under the HARKER by-line: "Havana (AP) Prime Minister Fidel Castro said Saturday night: 'U.S. leaders would”
“14-00000 assigned at that time to rebellion in the local forces. 1 Remember that before the Drigedc camps were set up there were infiltration camps provided especially to assist this internal rebellion. « Q. - Some international circles claim that Russia is abandon 9 ing”
“otherwise its prestige would suffer a. grave blow particularly in Latin America. 2) Also excluded, it appears to me, is the possibility that ■ the revolutionary regime of Castro can be changed into a • "Titoist" regime. It.is comprehensible that, as Ambassador Zoppi reporte”
“assassination •. attempts or kidnappings among the foreign delegator to the Tri-Continental parley. There stops are taken mortly against the pro-Chinese military. Castro, for his part , fear: that something may happen to him, a "comething" happened ho Ben Bella two days befor”
“14-00000 - 0 - NII AGGRESSION l-The Cubans consider as a Y ngezt er- p. + "t, -F*4-- Cube, by the United States, the mencure taken by the Int.r-Amteloin Defense Board preventing the Cuban delegate on the board to visit 1.3. brscs. (ciudid TEuditto, Radio Caribe, Oct. 13, ”