“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”
“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”
“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”
“the Attorney General, McGeorge BUNDY and Robert HURWITCH on Cuban matters. 5 tEpoT ctChtl”
“sent to Santo Domingo nor would Costa Rica support OAS decisions forced by the U.S. Carl B. JENKINS WH/C/CA/EA t CADET OLUALI 9”
“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”
“declare itself such and request assistance from U.S., Venezuela, Colombia and OAS. if advance discussions TOP SECRET Ni 50955 Docld:32423505 233 1 Page 93”
“—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”
“ed from 9 Western Hemisphere chiefs of state or foreign ministers, and in an OAS council resolution. CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT AS SANITIZED 23 June 98. 6(1)(B) 3 June 98mkh 3pр OSD: NO OBIECTION AS REDACTED 23/0N98 NW 66000 Docld:324”
“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”
“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”
“SECRET NATIONAL SECURITY ACTIONS ON CUBA (PENDING AND CLOSED) HW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 8”
“AND HAD DISCUSSED WITH ALABART PROBLEM OF CUBAN TRADE AS IT RELATES’ TO PLANS FOR REST ................ SECRETo • .”*”
“Costa Rica in view of President's trip. TOP SECRET 18 020*lFu”
“Organisation of American States (OAS) by assuring that offensive weapons are not reintroduced into Cuba; MP - SECRET • - I dory HW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 45”
“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”
“14-00000 to 68 SECRIT RYSAT TELLPSCCA PnoFaSJl NALLY PERTINANI .ULJT1, 3 AX DMPRE 2 AS Xo:IO THLIA BUCIAL.C. r; 055T1o‘INS THSE i.1 Y 1E- . VEALET THAT SMABOVE NAD:FORTY T9 FIFTY MEN 15 IHEin COUNTER SUBVERSIVE SECTION 1: MOOTREAL BUT THAT ONLY TEN PERCENT 05 THEIS”
“4-00000 J wot* L I tn CLassirv T9 File No. H-NP TO PILE NO. 1 O wo 14-121- 351CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET TOTAL COPIES above 48 saryres roe, - WAlcKAPD n REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED almant File nib NET. 10 gaance DEstOY □•>«. PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED I rnow 7 ACTIO”
“ARMS SHIPMENTS T oil AND FROM CUBA -r 8- ontr--r Pa .F % 1 Page 2 DocId: 32423736 HW 50955”
“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”
“says, so that the United States in turn can remove the quarantine measures now in effect. I have already made arrangements to report all these matters to the Organisation of American States, whose members share a deep interest in a genuine peace in the Caribbean area, 1 "I a”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“Cuba.” They include the four point shipping regulations, OAS sanctions, NATO SECRET NW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 93”
“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”
“1= ^re- 4 I 0 ya 00 31 gampared do berayroache3 0 11/22/81 Ry CIA Cuba - "lieu. ( st fe Stir WMT CT i pro o n terest to —- Duren ee ASEN: -/ 7 e1 t go MIL. 0 % 0 * Ne 1 EK nA JY0 *7 6 Rosy et. x w,G. :AVA Im 50955 DocId: 32423630 Page 684”
“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”
“5t which Nelo had been acting as an internediary. Melo said 4- that the objective of the negotiations was to work out a * * a plan whereby Haitian and Cuban exiles, with Starke's. ■ .2 / .1 "S-Z-S.AzkzT NO FORZIGS, DISSEM STATE OU sowr I mavy aim a0 CAS 201-42669 (For Fie”
“OTHERS; HAD Over-Reacted T O WHAT SEEMED TO BE AN EFFORT ON PHI LL IPS’ PART TO BE Helpful; AND (2) THE USG WAS STANDING PAT ON THE President’s LETTER. NO ONE ELSE WAS SPEAKING, COULD OR WOULD SPEAK Further FOR THE USG ON THIS SUBJECT. AS FAR AS THE U.S. WAS CONCERNED, IS”
“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 — . . .. TH ***** *:> (FUSICHET (L2) v. SGO/EL3 FPIE’CSH P MEETING LEIN STAC IU. 11. ALTEDOGE ER FOA CASTRO — ■47 1-ae. CUBA-US. CASTRC. (LI) CUSA -EBPUD:NG AY LEONC/ (L2) USt MIKOYAN (L.) USSR, JOI’S ISA CASTRO ON. VISIT TO UlsP. 1-P-162771 OFFICIAL ”
“upon its validity and usefulness. He stated ■ he believed the two were in consonance, but would check. ) Cuban Protests. Discussion of Cuban protests. Believed that the publication of protests may be leading up to justification for receipt of defensive weapons. (Note: This f”
“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”
“14-00000 E45I2 SONAL RrcoRD --- Exterlas of Remarks May HO, 1970 eote-demon-ffel’nn or fomevle s2 "** * ras set ****** * ens P-l * e thec Pre-t* dir tee hetwon and ti resigre taters.asmonal dispenses HrvAn % and nt & 32. co Corthe On C.-€ *.” s *s 2,7 27.1944228 ea Cite ertri”
“RED CROSS OFFICIALS." ARTICLE RECOUNTS PINOCHET CHALLENGE ro MOSCOW AND HAVANA AND ke RIRGe tdPy 15-126-3”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 State Dept doe 72Exiles Request Permisno R. toJan 19 Cuban Demonstrate Grins in Guatemala”
“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”
“press and radio, and. Surnich RECH with war matoriel, such as boats and aree.nero 1 Sa exchange RiluN veild pledge to support Batinta’so litical organization An Cuba after Cuba has been liberated. show good faith in this egroment Ernesto Fre350 Varonn, •der OS RBOH, would be”
“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”
“value of President’s trip to Mexico this week end to point up US -Mexico solidarity. (Noted that Hurwitch withdrew considerably from his initial position - Cuba not mentioned as a point of solidarity). f. CIA is translating Theodore Draper’s into Sp for dissemination as a p”
“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,”
“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”
“FURTHER BELLIGERENT OPS, AMBIDDY-PREPARING AGGRESSIVE OPS AGAINST PRUMEN, ESPECIALLY BLOWING UP OF SPANISH, BRITISH, OR SOVIET SHIP INVOLVED 5 . . ■ 4 :/ PBRUMEN TRADE. THIS BEING DONE WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ODYOKE. AT SANE /TIME AIR ATTACK BEING PLANNED AGAINST CUBA FOR 2s OR 26”
“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”
“BARBADlAN POSITION ON CRASH, BLAMING US FOR THAT POSITION AS WELL AS FOR SUPPORT.OF CUBAN EXILES WHO 14 PERPETRATED CRASH, BURNHAM NOW SEEKS VENGENCE THROUGH DEATH OF SUSPECTS. HE SEEMED TO IMPLY THAT USG ASSISTANCE IN BRINGING THEM TO "JUSTICE" WOULD REESTABLISH OUR CREDIB”
“ON NICARAGUA'S SUPPORT. **** 7. 5. SUBSEQUENTLY, AS AN ADDITIONAL CONDITION, SCHICK SAID THAT IF PRESIDENT KENNEDY APPROVES, AN AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE MUST BE SENT TO CENTRAL AMERICA TO COORDINATE THIS EFFORT. 31) . S. FIEL DISSL : STATE (MIAMI). , - R C.. i O. END OF ME”
“Cuba." They include the four point shipping regulations, OAS sanctions, NATO SECRET NW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 25”