“America, (c) rest of world. Draft copies will be brought to next meeting for informal review. (7) On the DRE publication "White Book on University Problems in Cuba" - 2,000 copies each are being printed-in Chile in English, French, and Spanish, CIA to take action to make ava”
“0 -17- three pamphlets during the period based on Castro’s report of his visit to the Soviet Union (showing that he contradicted himself in some of his extravagant claims of Soviet progress), the losses suffered by Cuban labor under Castro, and the fate of political priso”
“14-00000 -4e c. Maritime broadcasts were cancelled for period for vessel maintenance. An electronle engineer has been hired and construction of TV intrusion equipecut has begun. This equipment will be used on the maritime broadcast and bo targeted against the Havana area.”
“WITH LA COMMUNIST UNIONS. 3. AMICE-31 FURTHER REPORTS THAT ALL OF THE ABOVE NAMED CUBAN’S WILL CAUCUS IN SANTO DOMINGO IN EFFORT FIND comnos BASIS FOR PRESENTING PROGRAM TO CLASC ON BEHALF ALL frA A m c % SECRET”
“subversive tactics was developed by the Agency’s publications center in Mexico for reproduction and distribution throughout the area. Work was completed also on a cartoon book, The Despoilern, the story of two young Cubans who tour the communist bloc encountering oppression a”
“14-00000 n 26 +Ivl 1 GET mime Po k . DEPuty Dice 1K CPumps) BJE T: RePoxa cr Coo.-kHnwti Ji - ST +* ol h. Bohemia Libre, weekly magazine of over 170,000 WH circulation. 5. Tours and Travel - Cuban Group Representation a. DRE. Tay tours covering Brazil, Cruguay, Argen”
“ggle in0119 Cuba for the purchase of medicine, fool and other necessary reconstruction measures, and c. A big "Elobal credit" which is viewed by Miro as an essential measure for putting Cuba back on its feet economically after the ower- throw of Castro. According to Miro, Mr. Ber”
“0 APPENDIX FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times" - newspaper contained a full-page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening In Cuba," placed by the Fair Play I for Cuba Committee (FPCC). This advertisement announced the f”
“0 Richard Thomas Gibson CI- N1 vLVMEL 1. APPENDIX eanoters LAsouna vote svveuvrtteus* FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times" newspaper contained a full-page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening In Cuba," placed by th”
“1 0 V APPENDIX FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE I The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times" - newspaper contained a full-page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening In Cuba," placed by the Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC). This advertisement announced”
“was held 9 September with Dr. Miro Cardona at which time he was advised by higher authority that our Government regards the CRC ap the control point of contact in its dealing with the Cuban exile and underground activity. A basic administrative budget will be allocated, and ”
“ey too F/le 1. FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE (FPCC) The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times" newspaper contains a full page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening in Cuba," placed by the FPCC. This advertisement announced the formation of the FPCC in N”
“SF 100-5546 *0 0 00 1 FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times" newspaper contained a full-page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening in Cuba," placed by the Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC). This advertisement announce”
“% SF 14-207 0 0 FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times JI newspaper contained a full-page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening in Cuba," placed by the Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC). This advertisement announced t”
“guerrillas (samples in Attachment 3).| 6. News releases were issued on a number of current topics,| AMSCROLL as usual taking the economic warfare angle on the news of the | day as it effected Cuba. The 17 releases of this period were sent to | newspapers, wire services, magaz”
“we kept informed about the situation in the Dominican Republic and the participa tion of the Cubans and Domini cans in the Miami area in what was going on.U J 33. During this whole period, in view of the division existing among the . exiles and of the formation of so many ne”
“request from Cuba to Spain for 1970, there has been no confirmation inasmuch as we have been unable to talk with the present Secretary of Commerce. We find the figure somewhat high but have no basis for judgment to focus on any area. "You must have heard already about the su”
“payments by check, and that he thought it would be better for the people to get pay- rents in cash and sign a receipt; that sometixes someone right rob Paula and then people will wok "from where does this money core,” since the Cubano have no roney,” Then Dr. Miro said he wo”
“14-00000 has FIELD INFORMATION REPORT IGRADING OF SOURCE: A: Corrierefely reltabtel 8: UsuB’n reliable. ' Ci Fairty retante • Net usustle routable. E: Not retiaoc (Applied ( to sources of doubtful honesty or eyaity. regardless of mar competence) F: Retiac-at, cannot be judg”
“DISTRIBUTION OF PRINTED PROPAGANDA TO LATIN AMERICA HAS BEEN TERMINATED. SELECTIVE MAILINGS ARE MADE TO CUBA, WITH EMPHASIS ON MILITARY TARGET. SPECIAL STUDIES BY AMPALM-4 ARE NOW BEING PUBLISHED BY AMHIM 19 PLACE OF TERMINATED AMPALM-4 BULLETIN. AS OF I MAY DIRECTION OF AMT”
“ready response in Spanish intellectual circles as evidenced by the Spanish delegates attending the Cultural Congress held in Havana from 4-11 January 1968. An expense-■ paid trip is always attractive to be sure but the delegates, many of whom were not communists, were also, s”
“13-00000 EYES ONLY SECRET 3. Newspapers are also being supported and further support is planned for the future. Avance, a leading Cuban daily (Zayas' paper), has been confiscated as has El Mundo, another Cuban daily. Diario de.la Marina, one of the hemisphere’s outstan”
“)000 0 CLASSIFICATION CY ’0 DISPATCH S-E-C-R-E-T rosto PROCESSING ACTION MABVID roe IDExing - ruslto Chief of Station, San Jose X No drying QUIRED INFO ONL V QUALIFIED Chief, WII Division MEADQUARTERS MU CAN WM IDCXINO FROM Y ■ - ABSTRACT Chief of Station, JMWAVE”
“which is passed to AMSCROLL for release to the press. In addition, a special study was mado regarding the Greek firm Franco Shipping Company. The wire services regularly carry this information and 27 published stories on this subject in U.S., Canadian, and English publication”
“14-00000 CLASSIFICATION ; DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF : UFGA 21,738 DISPATCH SEC RE T C. A document on political prisoners in Cuba was mailed to Latin American and other international addresses. The Spanish version was mailed in 10,000 copies and the Englis”
“awakening the "people" of Latin America to - the opportunity for revolutionary action against the "corrupt"sregimes in power and against "Yankee imperialism" which allegedly supports them. 8. There are regular programs beamed by Havana radio to Nicaragua, the Dominican Republ”
“AIRS; ORLANDO CASTRO - RESIDENT IN CARACAS; JOSE SAN MARTIN - RESIDENT IN PUERTO RICO. FORMER MEMBER GRAU MARTIN'S PARTIDO AUTENTICO. 2. JURE IS ENCOURAGED BY INCREASING SUPPORT FOR ITS THESIS THAT INTERNAL RESISTANCE ALONE WILL BE EFFECTIVE IN OVERTHROWING CASTRO. JURE RECEIVES ”
“, 0 Bicharg Touno Cibgon SECRET APPENDIX FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE 4 The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York Times" newspaper contained a full-page advertisement captioned "What Is Really Happening In Cuba," placed by the Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC). Thi”
“14-00000 H. ID DIRECTCR’O REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL jose antonio echeverria con tus ideas oo werche 0 62 1 Aug The main campaign carried through by the Delegati.n vis to nave ,ublic opinion a ainst the buildup df Russian troopo .in Cubay, A trip was made to l’inas d”
“4-00000 EX - 6 - Cocurunio, Croupa not willing to work with the Council will be dealt with bilsterally (the United States and the group involved) , but Dr. Miro will bo kept informed of these activities. Such information will be kept in the strictest secrecy by Dr. Miro ”
“1 4-00000 •3• b. Operation Vtrgen del Cobra. Designed to exp left the B beptesber anniversary of the Cuban patron saint as a day of sourning expressing oppoas tiou to Castro’s attacks upon the church, religious freedom, and Cuban freedom. Progress: All local and Western He”
“hisorttong / Tolson Parsons —____ .UNV’T D STyTEs GOVE MEN-T, ’'Mohr.L^_________ . Belmont Memora UT . Callahan —_____ Conrad DeLoach TO : Mr. L’Allier L » 10 2V06 N DATE: March 17, 1961 Evans Malone Rosen Tavel 4-10-95 5668 SLDLEHClassified by Trotter W.C. Su”
“1-00000 rrA-t "The students are continuing their activities. I believe that X have something in no head as a basis for the determination of what should be discussed in the Council with «; and in agreement with you; but these existing circumstances, without any connection, ”
“distribution difficulties. Also included are the texts of statements to the press given by senior defectors from the 1Cuban regime who were surfaced by the AMSCROLL organization. All of these 1statoments discuss, often in considerablo detail, the economic problems> Ifacing Cu”
“HUP. CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET B.PRODUCTIONS" 1. AMSPELL bi-monthly magazine (copy being forwarded under separate cover) wa. AMSPELL efforts during recent months have been mainly dm concentrated on the preparation of its new bi-monthly magazine. •8,000 copies of the ”
“technical details for these press con- ferences. NW 65990 Docld:32385084 Page 2 104-10229-10074 -3- b. The press conference prior to Real Roa's speech should take place on Deturday 8 April. At that time Miro should annunciate the political, economic and social postures of the Rev”
“1 4-00000 -2-1 Miro declared that interna] propaganda and clandestine action in Cuba could not be delayed any longer. I agreed on the necessity, and that it was believed that measures are recessary to foment in Cuba the opposition to Castro. "The people are against him!" d”
“es have the right to express their own opinions and the people have a democratic choice. Propaganda. 5. We plan to employ press, radio, films, intrusion and other techniques to undermise and discredit the government and to prepare the people for later action. This phase will have”
“14-00000 CLASSIF* A 5OM toprAN 14 S. MTO .NilLeEs! 14 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET. VFGT-16628 _ PAGE 4: 22. AMRUBY. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE B. PROJECT CONTINUES TO PRODUCE AVERAGE OF ONE PONY EDITION /30,000 COPIES/ EVERY THREE MONTHS FOR MAILING INTO CU”
“1954 we began to pass information to the "friends" abou the training camps which were being opened in New Jersey to prepare and 1 train people for the invasion of Haiti. We infiltrated Bone of our pe op. into this group and thus kept informed of everything that went on. 27. A”
“of $464 for visa and medical costs involved in the travel of a group of Cuban exiles from Jamaica to the United States. 4. The AMSTRUT-2 weekly radio spot on AMTHIGH continued with out schedule change during the quarter. Significant themes included: comments on the degraded ”
“described in 2.a. above were mailed to a carefully compiled list of banks, business firms, etc. In the U.S., Europe, and Japen.- - About 1,600 copies of these releases translated into Spanish were also distributed.’ d. The AMSCROLL radio program is on the air over AMTHIGH fo”
“CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH BYMDCL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF SEC RET UFGA 19,393 DISPATCH 1b. 4,800 copies of the pony AMSPELL newspaper were mailed into Cuba (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) Both the pony I and regular editions stress the conflict between theold-guar”
“14-00000 1 pf'T oxbuil 10 Octooor 1961 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with Dr. NIRO Cardona on 6 October 1. Dr. MIRO arrived about 9:50 a, m. for the meeting we had set at 10:00; again he was driven by his secretary whom he introduced. As during the fir”
“he asked. I answered that on this iter, I had made known Miro's desire, but that so far nothing had been resolved. "I’m not complaining," he stated, "but for t hree months I have been asking for a contact with the authority to resolve. Why? Because I’m getting nowhere, when ”
“4-00000 CL-SSIICATION TO DISPATCH SECRET PRO pr ro PROCESSING ACTION WAtAID Foe INDEXING ACCOM , ism ^ Deputy Chief, WH/SA X NoixcCxinG erquit INFO CAL? QUALIFIED HEADQUARTERS DESK CAN RNE JICCURO FROM SUBJECT Chief of Station, JMWAVE NKR ABSTRACT sicreru T”
“letters received during the month was a request from| Palo Alto, California for a complete set of AMSCROLL publications for | the Hoover Institute's archives on world revolutions.| 5. AMFRAME-1, who is now second man in the AMSCROLL Propaganda Section by dint of his demonstr”
“14-00000 €- DISPATCH W30 CLASSIriCATiOn. PROCESSING SECRET ACCO • ACTION 1. 0 4to jmis: rrmincising Chief, WH X I * mocying erouiro INFO •ALL- weaVAwLKS CCS a40g ectung 1FROM SUBJECT Chief of Station, JMWAVE.2 TYPIC/ANSPELL/Operations - AMSPELL Progress Report, ”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET It is interesting to record the reaction within the Agency to the Free report: C/JMARC lamented the fact that the Lloyd Free report evidently has gotten into the hands of the Cuban Government and will probably be. used with devastating effect at some”
“ANSPELL has exploited the impact of their 24 August attack on PBPRIME news media, as well -as their Caracas Declaration. Also, they have published a weekly news letter in English entitled "The Cuban Report" (Refer ence C) and about 1,000 copies are mailed out to ODYOKE offic”