“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. (”
“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”
“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.“If”
“of the corecspendent, Ruiz interments 1 •and says they. have to ce on the side of the Sevicts for two reasons: first from the military end economic point of 3W, and also because right cr wrong they ore on t :c 3011€ side of the fence and must fight against these on the other ”
“your representatives in Los Angeles told you would be going to that • 1 city and X was going ask you this question, but you did not go. Now that I have the opportunity I am going to ask this question you. The question is this:In Los Angeles and other places there are rumors t”
“opinion quizas no muy buena de tl. El problema de Cuba yo no creo que se defina en una forma facil. Cuba ya no es un caso alslado, tu lo sabes. Cuba forma parte de un pro bl ema continental incluso mundial. Miguel - Por desgracla, tanto para Uds. como para nosotmos. Guille”
“Similarly, isn't sensitivity that you spoke about.## isnAtzreaiiy the Cuban population sensitized in such fashion as to come up with a comparably provocative and zud dialogue-ending remark.)) - the It seems a little bit less. One of the problems is that of Cubed 11 immigr”
“remarks on the part of the correspondent, Ruiz interrupts her and says they have to be on the side of the Soviets for hic. reasons: first from the military and economic point of view, and also because rlgint or wrong they are on t:e same side of the fence and must- fight agai”
“Tidost 4/ 5O-75, C-17, 23 202 Cuban cease have to % light: 1 That not only sizes age nasha also which they Cl.r.R.) are noir gradually a Dying. Cno of the A. E.C. guests in the euliencs, on unto idiel I acked 22Z whether it might nob 2o nossiblo that tl.2 U.S. Covuranant , ”
“COLUMNIST JACK ANDERSON ON NOVEMBER %, 1974**0Re MEETING HAS SET UP BY FRANK STURGIS, WHO SUPPES EDLY :1. 15 A PERSONAL FRIEND OF PEh*ll PDE*e ANDERSON. *THE A JACK ANDERSON, uroue enapruun MEETING TO OK PLACE .IN JACK ANDERSON’S OFFICE AND :T LASTED APPROXIMATELY 23 .: M ”
“NOT ARRY REVOLUTION TO OTHER COUNTRIES. SOVIETS INCLINED LEND AID NW 65924 Docld:32354288 Page 3 ت د PAGE TO ESTABLISHED REVOLUTIONS AS CASE CUBA, BUT NOT INTERVENE BEFORE PROOF WAS CASTRO REVOLUTION MADE WITH NORTHAMERICAN ARMS. CK APPEARED DISTURBED DISCUSSING SOVIET CHICOM PRO”
“4-00000 They certainly are quite active. For instance, the Colombian I mentioned- 1 still can’t think of his names— but his daughter was put in an Albanian school. Poor girl, about eleven years old, and she didn't know word of Albanian and most of the Albanians didn't know S”
“ats discus very recent vi Indicated luat he would to willing ling to ở discuss with Latin concerning American diplomats, many of whom he has been associated with over a period of years, material provided by the activities of the Cuban Intelligence Service (CULS) which present a t”
“AND THE LAWYERS. 5. REGARDING FIDEL CASTRO, RICO CALAN SAYS THAT No ONE KNOWS WHETHER CASTRO IS A COMMUNIST OR WHAT KIND OF COMMUNIST IS MIGHT BE. IE IS A GRAr REVOLUTIONARY LEADER AND A GREAT TACTICIAN, BUT KE cANOT PLAY T ROLE OF LIBERATOR OF LATIN - AMERICA FOR RE IS TOO D”
“00000 CLASS FKATION PROCESSING ACTION UDATCU lorALI SECRET wrumn FOR CeDExI 1Q - Chief, western Hemisphere Division KO WMr:110 BOKta W. Chief , European Division onr VJUHIN DESK Chief of Station, w/slami CAN JUOCE IDLING FROM - Chief of Station, Madrid V microrn SUBAR”
“A OR UNDERDEVELOPED WORLD. HENCE FOR PRAGMATIC REASONS CUBA SUPPORTING SOVIET COURSE. CHE GUEVARA TS SECRET NW 65990 Docld:32373793 Page 5 CLASSIED MESSAGE SECRET IN 3048 PAGE STRONGEST "PRO CHINESE." INTERNALLY, FIDELISTAS WHILE COMMITED MARXISM-LENINISM, DETERMINED IT WILL BE A”
“14-00000 — #72 0908 3007 LUITIONSES 1 TV TDCS PAGE OF ? PAGES - felassifratinal. fdissemn controls) NOT HAVE FAR-REACHING RPERCUSSIONS ON THE POLITICAL RELATIONS e? BETWEEN CUBA AND THE USSR, AS NUMEROUS DIFFERENCES OF VIEWS HAVE EXISTED FOR SOME TIME AND ARE WEL”
“14-00000 SECRET -3- The consul has no” told m3 that Duvalier wishes to speak with me. I told him that I would be glad to speak with him when he wished and when the interview would be kept secret. X think that this interview could be useful, for I have 9 found that the Ha”
“14-00000 S_CAal RY2AT TELEPOUCH- IHIEN06 WOULD LIKE 1) SEE SIN ACO-THEY WOULD WELCORE HI, THAT HE HAD LEFT CUBA TOO SOON are THAT HE WOULD 55 rg OF HIS COUNTRYMEN IF ME WoUL: RETURN AN D HE PROCESS MADE. A-5 THEN SAID THAT ACCORDING TO INFORMATION AVAICAOLE To HIM THE ECO”
“CAGPET - 11 - g. "We have to be on the side of the Soviets 5 for two reasons: first from the military and economic• **********9*22**if,",XWRSr, point o.f view; secondly, because, whether right or wrong, they are on the same side fighting those who.’ are on the other sid”
“14-00000 -3- other hand, availed themselves of their Cuban purpet to present to the delegates a .. view of the breach of Cuban-Chinese trade relations. The Chinese were made to appear as the "villain" who wants starve the Cuban people of their rice rations. JANUARY 8. 196”
“very individualistic and that is why the communists are having such 1.■ a difficult time. Because we are very individualistic. The war 6 is the only thing which can unite the Cubans. The only thing which can create an unbreakable bond, betweenarich, poor, Negroes, whites, Ca”
“sbmkanmintin’ Secret © already accepted with no difficulties the communal arranges nt for the one million hertars of Biem Yacents' (abandoned French lands) now being into production. Hs contrasted this with resistance of a Russian peasant "whis h caused the slaughter of i ”
“14-00000 8- cedi a CI00 GAL. sdicce ou concento y una tatal evaluation de . DAS V. - V1jo, tee quouda, hn : i CASTRO RUE ys Co: 3 3clace de comunicts, uh lo onto, .uo co un r ] 2roviuc.: 1o 3 012 :T 1 poro que no sdor de Ltd rica porque C ode fusih 3 ur controls eptricl”
“14-00000 IN Jawnde FRO:4 Od el ‘ E 44 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 30/1 SECRET PERJON/UNIT NOTIFICO TOTAL COPIC:20 syAI 2I 3 JETER 1 1 6 Jury REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 4 a crz, weL, 00 4, not h Filintr. SR DvANcE COPY NOP. 3, Fr , cal p rop, ACTION Iwo WH/SA8 ISS”
“4-00000 BANaShny going to be Machiavellian, my God you don't do it like that, you know. The best propaganda is the one that comes closest to the truth, that just slightly goes off, you don't have to push the point. In any case, I do feel that there are an enormous number of ”
“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”
“S-eBSECRET #4 - Newpher I COPIES MACE 6/26/78 CRE. PAPICH LATE • • - BY May 10, 1963 LJC DELIVERY FOR REVIEW Al rulne hueth CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO TO ASCA RE REQUEST MILD ‘ DECLASSIFICATION AND/GR, (SEE BUFILE oz-11/aou) FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - ABASE 0- CIA INFOR”
“Castro stepr-up marihuana harvests for export. : • "TIE Con Ur HAVE LOST me cun your!" - In this article, we anmalyze how Cubin youth, because of itc natural thirst for knowledge, as first became interec * in the - 1• scientific principles of Corruniem, thinking of the porr”
“1 4-00000 -3- / January 17, 1966s NEWSCAST: 1) MEXICAN MEETS CUBAN CCM/UNISM, RETURNS HOME DISAPPOINTED. * 9 5 * * 0 mzsrgMMSN *, 1 2) CUBANS SNEAK OUT OF ISLAND, COAST GUARD PICKS THEM UP IN CAT SAL. EDITORIALS: "A summary of Castro's speech at the Tricontinental".- C”
“the probidn" or how to put it Brora the Congress and public opinnon, which has been so sensitized to it that this places. De Gaulle: point. formagheg is the problem of American statesmanship that you don't have in any other the proale: Tenpre nuls but even he wouldn't go ”
“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, ”
“States? * % -My country’s interests are greater than those of any other nation. An Cuban who does not believe that does not deserve to be called a Cuban.5 olobix do not believe the United States expects such shook- ing attitude from the Cubans. They may have many faults but ”
“who said don't go into this, because we want to have a solid front, no one should make an agreement with them otherwise. It was provocation and counterprovocation. They would do something then there would be American astima reaction, then a Cuban counterreaction until it was ”
“1 4-00000 I" 1 WHABLA. , UNITA VOLUCIONAPTA® (W.R.U.L.) November 11, 1965: "Coexistence Dreams Come Tumbling Down".- Thesis: There can be no coexistence between Castro and the U.S. After Castro returned from Moscow in 1963, and - under pressure from Krruchchev, he bega”
“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”
“4-00000 I know that's one of the things in back of their minds, in Paris, about, Every French delegation to Havana, even one just recently, I heard that I Fidel went around sayings- why doesn't De Gaulle come and visit us. xThere is a Gaullist group, France -Cuba (?) not t”
“1-00000 military alliance with the U.S.S.R.. Now, a year later; his heart bleeding over his parting with Red China, an un’er brutal Soviet pressure, Castro's Nov. 7 speech inaugurating a hospital sounds like that of a "constructive" ruler whose concern is for the welfare of ”
“humanitarian reasons, accepted Castro’s parley to evacuate the spirit-• ually wounded. We also comment on the statement of a Washington official who said that i "the fear that the U.S. may alter its relations with Cuba is unfounded (and) there is no prospect for a change in ou”
“frequently as the likely priority targets. There are also conflicting reports on the relative independence of Castro from the Soviet Union and indications that the publicized Sino Soviet disagreements are reflected in local Communist organisations throughout Latin America. m”
“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”
“lead to a worse crisis tha n Octob er's ...'" 6. The New York Times, in its coverage on 9 S eptember , used a UP I wi re servic e report which omitted a ny refe rence to the warning and threat which gave the interview its real significance. The Washington Post did an abbreviated ”
“Castro, the general trend will be confusion arising from a failure to concentrate on specific problems until they arc corrected. AMBANG-1 is likewise convinced that the JURE is building a political group and general outlook which will, have an impact on Cuba for many years t”
“14-00000 -4- JANUARY 10. 1966: NEWSCAST! 1) RED CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICAN CAPITAL BOMBED. 2) THREE MORE CU-AN SEAMEN DEFECT SPAIN. EDITORIALS: "Sino-Soviet Differences Over N. Viet Nam".- Sino-Soviet differences over North Viet Nam have become evident lately. Nowadays, R”
“LATERALLY. THIS CABLE CAME AS BLOW TO AMBASSADOR SINCE HE READS INTO IT IDEA THAT CUBA DOES NOT WANT CLOSE ACCR EMBASSY 3. NO ONE IN ACCR EMBASSY KNOWS WHAT HAPPENED TO CHE GUEVARA. SECRET”
“DR. KING BECAUSE HE HAD BEEN THE LEADER .OF A MOVE- MENT WHICH URGED- THE NEGRO PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES NOT TO BURN THE CITIES, NOT TO COMMIT ACTS OF VIOLENCE. THIS MEANS’THAT IT’WILL BE NECESSARY TO START AN ALL-OUT REVOLUT ION. CARMICHAEL ADDED ur SERIOUS INCIDENTS H”
“has more black brothers in its ramrs, including the highest civil and military positions. Q. - Do you favor, as has been stated, establishment in Cuba of a semi-confessional state with open predominance of the most conservative elements of the Catholic Church? 10 L”
“that he would not like to be living in America for the coming year; but in the context of one who does not wish to be caught up in a period of growing violence, which GIBSON appears not to believe to be the solution to the problem. He states: "I can understand how they feel t”
“1 4-00000 Radio Scripts SUMMARIES U.R.-W.R.UL "HAHAxajJNro/^GLglO^ (W.R.U.L.) JANUARY5,1961 NEWSCAST' 1) VENEZUELAN MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR ASKS STRONG MEASURE! AGAINST COMMUNIST SUBVERSION. . 2) COMMUNIST CHINA ALVISES CITIZENS TO GO 70 BED ON EMPTY STOMACH. : though”
“145 0009-»t UOZ n iv ) »uoud 47. 1 1 point, that you' have a number of possible things that might 2 happen, that you would then have something to do something 5 about, or to act in the light of. !The other are the things 4 that you might do without waiting for some conti”