“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”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“SECRET CONEDENTIAL SFCREB Fcould 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 & . It is requested that clearance be granted.5)' for the Cuban alien to furnish th”
“20 SECRET REPORT OF SUB-COMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION ON PROGRESS MADE DURING APRIL-JUNE PERIOD IN CURBING CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA- SECRET USA, ASG Control No. 16736 HW 50955 DocId:32424015 Page 4”
“OF SECRET Vol 3 of 3 - 7 Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions Cuba R654 Che Nluitrd States Senate Wvu■ STORED 5/25/72 BBM CG SSCI pny Report of Proceedings 258-11 advent MINORITY DRAWS AL fit. ITIES CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION A”
“/‘ 0 CONEIBENTIAL SECRET “could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between X Cuba and the United State *650/4) It is requested that clearance be granted (S) for the Ch Cuban alien to”
“e second progress report of the Subcom mittee on Cuban Subversion of subject Committee. It is reques ted tha t comments be forwarded to me by 17 00 hour”
“4. 0) 1 ET September 30, 1063 10: Members of Subcommittee on Cxetro-Commumnict Subversion. Chairect, Suberazmi stra on Cuban Subversion S092201: Report for July 407 21 on Actions Talien to Combat Castro-Commu: -c-oe & 2 L • «. Acdr —Vase 7 do 3 draft 290 iecea’a r”
“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”
“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 ”
“SECRET NATIONAL SECURITY ACTIONS ON CUBA (PENDING AND CLOSED) HW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 8”
“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”
“1 4-00000 % • SECRET et shn e -3- sat hea nse etm i D. PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER sem 8. It is probable that the next World Baseball Champion rai ships sponsored by the International Baseball Federation will ene bo held in Colombia. An effort will be made by ”
“ONF NATV ' SECRET (could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between 9 Cuba and the United States.«u 719 It is requested that (clearance be granted]®) for the Cuban alien! to furnish t”
“e . The American Youta Congress has been designated parsuant to Executive vréer lus00. In October, 1 952, we received information to the > NW 65994 Docld:32989561 Page 11 CONFIDENTIAL The Attorney General former President of Cuba, and accordinely conducted an investigation in tha”
“groups will be submitted to the Special Group for decision, ad hoc. No proposals have been received. On political activities State reports that the Cuban government was made aware that a dear for the prisoners could be made, through the Italian UN missione Also, as reported in th”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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 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”
“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”
“arified in event the wording used therein had led to erroneous conclusions on part of the recipient. 3. At the time of these discussions the writer gained the impression that a relatively large amount of confusion reigned in the Cuban and Panamanian Desks of WH Division, based up”
“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”
“DRAFT ■ 11/13/63 SECRET REPORT OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE eh • on CUBAN SUBVERSION B ACTION TAKEN DURING SEPTE ER 1963 IN CURBING . CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA 70 --wus-thurlie.onnllresstbtucwh,mz9ifriaifronnicgilailmestte-nair-taq-motirrkimmnid,kh--im-.eanptimanchinrit”
“resolutions, and action under Section 107 of the Foreign Assistance Act, continue to press Free World nations to keep their shipping; out of Bloc-Cuba trade. SECRET NW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 21”
“confine ourselve to answering Castro but as much as possible force him onto the defensive. We should insure that he is required to ^o the answering, the explaining. the disagreeing as much as possible. Attachments: Annex A - Guidelines for Attributable Programs Annex B - Gui”
“approval and immediate initiation: ’ / / Go Intensify to Msd®® degree possible intelligence . and ■ ©@uaceria€@llig@nee GOVGFOgG of Cuba; Do Support the efforts of certain Cuban exiles, who are associated with cho original aims of the 26 July ■ Movemant and who believe C”
“—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”
“that the discussion concerning political prisoners could be expanded to include a discussion of differences between Cuba and the United States. Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion 15 would be timely, inasmuch -as it appears that Fidel Castro is not completely s”
“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”
“Chairman and Co-Chairman might be briefed, if abso lutely necessary. ... : 3. In addition to the attachment A summary, we also approve the use (with the full committee) of the case summary on dur operations to assist the survival of the Betancourt government in Venezuela, wh”
“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”
“eral, USMC Chairman SECRET ENCLOSURE DRAFT PROGRESS ACHIEVED DURING APRIL IN IMPEDING TRAVEL TO CUBA 1. The Department of State has”
“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”
“and official opinion against Castro outside Cuba.... The operational schedule will be submitted on the stated date. 9. Task18, p.6 D iscussions with the appropriate AFL-CIO eed.- -4- S-E-C-R- E-T EYES ONEY NW 50955 Docld:32424934 page 5”
“UCTION PROHIBITED Aurelig!! ! MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT : 1. Chier, WAD for Cuba. Papinosa Allegations Sensitivity: Regardless of accuracy, they A. present a problam because of their having bee presented to other government agancias; B. in view of matters touching on U.S. security,”
“reconsideration of what the policy toward Cuba 23 should be? And would you turn in that connection to Tab B, -) 24 of the Bundy Book 1 of 2 — 25 Senator Tower. May I raise a purely technical point. I TOP SECRET NW”7 Page”
“Cuba’s attempt * to use French Caribbean dependencies for flights to and. From % NW 50955 DocId:32276192 Page 17 -SECRET”
“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”
“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”
“• the Uniest states a :lting alonfaide of net General et time United States treaties and agreements which provides f- • them. Ilia ruling was that the neutrality law ' the World chart’ adjudteation e.f di gatate ■ But we cinnat foreet that the Culians were, and & quote: arisin”
“the Attorney General, McGeorge BUNDY and Robert HURWITCH on Cuban matters. 5 tEpoT ctChtl”
“action under Section 10.7. of the Foreign Assistance Act, continue to press 'Free 'World nations "to keep their shipping out of Bloc-Cuba trade. SECRET NW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 102”
“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”
“publicity concerning Castro/Communist subversive ine activities in Latin America, application of Four Point shipping restric- 8tions and other economic sanctions, and a series of actions designed : Tak to obtain, . to. the greatest extent possible, 'multilateral approval of”
“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.”