“— 7 92a A 2, 66 shoot back, no matter what they did. So they f led and left all this these farms, bandx Jude - It was a question of ploughing and seeding. There is only certain tine of year that you are to do this. This had to be organized and it 28 organised almost spont”
“the priest, the doctor, the sanita- 2 50 Sanation Inspector, the Agricultural Azont, the Teacher, the Judge, the Trx collector, 9 1 the Minintor, the Mayor, the natural leaders of theme villages shall join together 2, toward % mutual motion including mainly the improvement of”
“coordina- tion, with the use of Hr, Zonlor’s private advisers, and wita a great effort on the part of the Crusado toward psychological warfare education would give the Voice much invisible support. Sargeant said he agrood poor 1 LBL”
“agitators and guerrilla instructors are taking advantage of growing unemployment and the overall poor cational economic situation to stir the peasants into activityagainst dthe government. - end - 5 3- S. Ia • • 2 4 3 |a); !2. . 1. Classrvid by 007672. Esewat from s”
“14-00000 :ago4 'opent Ro. 4C rented ne lpc Mra’on co ittoon. ncntally, Pe aims bir plfm indicated bfa rgoonl op oitipa t the hald’ns ef election at •: : de halens pagsart - ' € pacsapt- tinc , ainco Et.: monones vote conatiented an s deniment aim ho was net. ir P’lvo of ”
“ENCLOSURE ABSTRACT P 03210 24Feb.59 INDEX TOR 610a 6 th SECRET 1 cults e rg *e j Eanat. 1 6: i ‘ I ■. 1 . ■ 6 1 1 1 1 1 } f ■ .% I. 1 ■1 1 I' 1 1 1 2.1 votereon. :6 7 % .”
“basis for cultivating the acquaintance of party members, ) 3 5-13-69 NW 88321 Docld:32989529 Page 1279”
“THIS NOW ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT IN YTRW REF. CHS CL293 NOS. DeSiRABLB HOUT FHOW • ‘M CONTROL AND; FLEXIBILITY. THIS RESPECT KOROIELOS ABD AVZIA f re a) 680utg commonCsi-emaw Baron: HIS DEPARTURE EUR. BRIEF HIM on tAsS stamkas and darn are SUrtor: noteipm .am Cas Ton IWVIMTIO”
“ith the resuppositic our open society. (These considerations not apply, to r, to the training of, say, the South Vie names i in guerrilla cticr . support already aslating guer till ctiviti 20gal and political price dire 8 uS. Communists, when they stimnl a paramilitary activ”
“command, / regardless of whether an association with Cormmista won or loot voted for 2 the Ortodexo party. 91”
“consistently oramino and logically expose a overnzent that maintains itself largely by desperately slaughtering the flower of its protesting youth and the backbone of its peasant :n 8600 who attempt protest against its vennlity and corruption? only”
“present it to the public. I think it would be. an enormously effective way in presenting the programs of the government, and it would be a good investment they could make at this point. And I don't just mean getting the| m atetre. Sre-Yar tewrkawumws”
“1 DE 157-3075 Page 4. Free Food Program. « 4 18 5. Liberation School o • • • • • 18 i. L. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies c 19 M. Travel of Party Members. ■ ♦ . . . 19 II. MISCELLANEOUS 20 1 i -3- NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 168”
“ilitiamea in the rural areas who are waiting for his sig t. overthrow the present regime. - ... 34 ""alsirl 74 3’1 facided for ovienelia r --S-E-C-R-E-T: - downgreday and .,• 2‘ ga mAnmTE NreOtH/eAmmBAr.r.W NTRARM -.dedenilslite 1 •”
“DID NOT READ RE PORT BUT HAD LIRING-3 GIVE• ‘HIM MAIN POINTS ORALLY. APPEARED MOST INTERESTED IN LIRING-3 -STATEMENTS ON HGY GUAT REBELS FEEL TOWARDS PBRUKEN. SODDED WHEN LIRING-3 STATED WHAT REBELS NEED IS ADS GUATRE FUNDS NOT ADDITIONAL •) lit. *490 NO RECORD IN C'S 28”
“14-00000 7 000 4335 COFIDEMTIN tip • Office Memorandam™NGSlD STATES GOVERNMENT TO t cit-r, St er so I DATE: * Fobrury 1352 At.tai XI: Aa :below FROM • Chief, Contae: Division, 0) suaJECN CE Infora f. ro-Comilt Sentiment of U Tatloels in China 1. Enclose, is e copy of ”
“idea and some concrete suggestions to plot-:.tro * ters as soon as you can. Coup should have a justification to prosper. (Headquarters 882, 19 October 1970) nw50935 Bocra:32423539 Page 453”
“1 4-00000 4K IN - 60705 SSEGE page Tof 2. FENCOUNTER AND OTHER CONGRESS PUBLICATIONS Voukj TRY FOR MAXIMUM = PROPAGANDA IMPACT GIBSON SVHITIIGS. 3. APPREC ADDRESSEES REACTIONS ABOVE. Goring 4. NO INDEX. SECRET Th TEN z__ < 3 • r / tengszwly - W ipaf 78DX(o04*R-deE”
“1 4-00000 ( •• t W % enough to register as a political entity. Their strength, if my, will b« ia the minber of followers they can count on to je’n one of the registered opposition parties in the next election and the amount of influence they can therefore sasort the p”
“Attachment #3 MJ‘: 4. .0:4 OOE 3,260.843 M. P.. r0F W. Tho very best #7 to By Canned03’ Joseph PY VCA-A detenh 07 effirn tho existence true Charles Democracy lies in the crea- • tion of a poli.ioni: ai-t," which would consedente the inaliannble rights of men to li”
“14-00000 1 SECRET 4 S' - 8 - The project 18 a ecntiming one. There will be other geenions of the Cultural Congress and further dissemination of the voices of men who are free to say what they think and thus bring to those still. onslared the mesarge that they too BA hop”
“ENPEASIS NEED FOR JUNTA "LTY AND DESIRABILITY QUICK IMPACT PROGRAMS HELP JUNEA IMAGE WITH PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY MINERS. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS WOULD AFFECT ABILITY CARRY cuT CIVIC ACTION PROGRAM ALSO COVERED. DELIBERATELY AVOIDED REFERBNO COUNTER- 3 SUBVERSIVE MATTERS A”
“olish Political Council’s orkin; Conmittee in the ". 3., (18 A treet, .:., 'pt. 15, sahin:ton 3, ', ’. The last three decades of the past century and the first two of the present one, park the period in witch millions of the impoverished peasants of entral and astern surope ”
“Communist activities of which the Subject has tersonal knowledge. - 2 - olnj”
“more hesitant. Those 7; individuals are specially the rich. If they believed that the Republic would ‘ be established without bloodshed they would be incomplete agreement with 1t. y3. -”
“INTERMEDIARY, at FEELS THAT HE HAS FNODOH INFLUENCE TO BRING ABot SITUATION WITHOUT BLOODSHED IN WHICH SETTING UP A PROVISIONAL 1 44 1 -trd • gvangl- w**ty,G*fl, arteth ae*Gave”
“Date $7 411 in cats, Sitn LYO her Un :iml . - on 12-31,09, this is that 03 Dr. Saiel XT 2) Zero a vlle : Actions It is proposed that Mien LIKAI8K-2 in finally olecrud, ts in ,1 given the assipunt of identifying & many t. posaiile axt • 4 - JARA’a mpporver Mhio Lre positions ”
“13-00000 close association that our view is correct, and thus to stiffen their resolve to combat subversion in any form. Adies: w -t- J a * * -6 r ** [0___ Fruary . 4 Prosy e. sy”
“the roster ways. idiercenited and would bi* strudiedn. *I SakEEY pointed out, that it was :I well-known fact that many :thoisi of uncappy people liv- • ing undgnan innumian, regime risk wed their lives tdieseape to the taugn where they live according :o their Cosfiscienee”
“red he dlvide Enso fone raglown with • national rpreamzntitivo An alexga ox each regim Thin natsoill regedzame zeols E. all teta to ropried 0p a nenege of tho ttsok eCnft 001 : -/% td bye, C " sar doo to fe si tins 5,90:10 bo hic reien on A Tem-rcaei Dnntn Xin runutiona gass”
“scream ah "imperialists". A large percentage will respond to a subtle ---intellects" sn", particularly where if pimied down for their participation, e . they — ra out with the "intellectual autonory" explanation. • n**--**• . -in decimal on II January 1955 contains a photogra”
“THAN THOSE DIRECTED AGAINST OTHER SUPPORTERS OF THE REGIME. IN ANY 9 TEVENT, THE SANSARICQS WILL TRY TO MAKE CHARLES ACCEPTABLE TO THE- i w-e-ml* ah.”
“That is, that no scare be created— with reference to Lubenie plague or other sorious diseases but that a campaign be instituted to the effect that the water of Fast Perlin ad in seriously contaminated and is causing dysentery, that warnings to irsued and pul lished in the p”
“IN THE MINITIAN HINTERLAND. 1 / i * ■ - TMS 9r0y? IS REPORTEDLY snLIS TO W% "IT’ ADY TVER OPPOSITION GROUP, EXCEPT THE CORNISTS BUT IT DDEs NOT VAST TO APPEAR- PPLICLY BEHOLDER TO THE us 0p TO ANY OTHER NOr-FAITIAY POVER. 3. Wrn RECENTLY, THE PLAN OF THIS POrp.MAs r”
“informed about aat: sal and world events 1. Party affairs. .1.w 93 - it Mx00" We 1adite Cree * w*---war %he ce fe---f r W-KNadent”
“DISCUSSION AROUND A WELL-SERVED TABLE. IT IS QUITE ANOTHER TO LIVE IT." HE DE TAILED A HISTORY OF EVENTS OF LAST THREE YEARS, POINTING OUT THAT DESPITE AGREEMENTS BY ALLENDE REGIME, LATTER MOVED TO UNDERMINE EXISTING JUDICIAL AND POLITICAL MACHINERY OF COUNTRY, ATTEMPTING DO”
“1 j! DE 157-3075 On May 3, 1972, DE T-2 furnished copies of the following leaflets being distributed by the BPP: 15 i - : I NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 304 C”
“0 DE 157-3075 On December 22, 1972, DE T-10 furnished a copy of the following leaflet which was being distributed by the BPP: ' / ? 11. NW.88296 Docld:32989574/Page:3004% AYSC*L HST”
“WERE TRYING TO E MILD A POLITICAL VEHICT 1w: 13 szoro' ” COULD EXPRESS TIITF. REVOLUTIONARY DESD McOmry CHA0 r Klrr te. *04 IZATION CAN MAZE THE REVOLUTIONS ON .: 1.3 at, E ,VE comp -a v. : AS A GUIDE TO THE ROPLE. ' becivS. 13RZ A Inat: , 0ND re 150 tE |CESS MOVES IN A DIA E”
“14-00000 10 *A 8X097,0 : - JPDTA V.5, PUELIG re Vlefasu? - K ga-ny 15:Th C XEHSI TeTODE nF T9EL r UIT STAtESs Is Ghe cr MOSHOR AD.THE RENOCI QAg ACLIdY aggie CONACrabdSyTaf IxON. AHISTAT T9 mAbobHINZ THEA MOVEMENT , TyF UNITED STATES NUTT TS A MOVE ENTOOF THS XAJ”
“ixore - oaerae**eeraaj*clr*rededuelasgjj*g*v;3kHlaTsi-5dhcaks627a a-ixl contreet would ho drums er en aouluet to, thatk royelar. ' .: oanur net wd widen would take into arodanst the lrigth of time they would probably be azny, their finscaial position, ote. . Folleing. this, ”
“14-00000 A ===== 608. "Ideological Makeup and Loyalty to His Country: To a”
“wsowy —WITHOUT .THE VANGUARD PARTY, .THOUGH, ALL ARE IN EACT EQUAL. THE PARTY or**or -ITSELF CANNOT ACT WITH PURPOSE WITHOUT THE TRUEST EXPRESSION OF DEM-■ testut OCRATIC CENTRALISM: THE PARTY CADRE, FREELY ELECTED OR OTHERWISE ephsom DISTINGUISHED IN THE SERVICE OF THE”
“connote membership in or sympathy with the Communist Party. APPENDIX 7 !: N• $.ss7RLs2 MX.823213 Docld :32989544 Page 150 *r .3 < pi gcion. 3^W^1A'H* a^^’”
“14-00000 1 •• our P.O. Box. d) Boxed Slogan: DCWN WITH TIE COMMUNIST REGIME! « L”
“attention individuals of key im portance to subversive movement. ■ . • 46 - 8-13-70 NW.88321 Docld:32989529 Page 2028”
“who must be concerned with the needs and development of the NW 88321 Docld:32989545 Page 661 human men. I hoove always ferght for the dignity of all”
“COMPILING MATERIAL TENT COULD BE USEo ni DJATRALIEATION PGS, SET rzsrra OUT To LIRA PT DEPORTATION DESTDE TIGH KUST. 32 WORKED 002 27 sxtgVve 40 conraY or INDIVIDUALS BIRTH. 2. As AAkNabb .4 into NIoh. 0. ras? Sacdaw o. 0. L $ SPA 2. A POSSIBLE SOLUTION , 12 I (00 L0”
“rpcunentativen lave been excluded from the provisional body of &> and advised that the exile Lnukrs Hr. tv vilss, tan likely to ruino good deal of nodoo about the whole thing. Mfie Awustino au routed that, aa o morber of the Kniehta o? mnlth, ho 120 180:0 33 expectad to 818 hu w”
“DE. 157-3075 % TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) M. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies . 90 N. Factionalism 90 0. Miscella ne ous 91 ‘• 2a NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 207”