“1.4-00000 CLASSIFICATION DISFATLH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET UFGA 21797 society; "handwritten" cover letters, which are actually printed script | to make the propaganda envelopes appear to contain personal letters| . When put to the light test by cen”
“Havana by the Cuban-Spanish Friendship Association. : 2. Although there were some petty disagreements among AMSCROLL1 personnel, reported in detail by our unilateral penetration, AMFRAME-1, there was relative calm during the period, and occasional manifestations of esprit de”
“) MEMORANDUM SECRET 19 October 1966 20 TO : Chief of Station, JMWAVE WPW-1207 FROM : PW/MARCHBANK Distribution • 4-Cos----- SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL 1-PW/MARCHBANK AMSCROLL Progress Report, 1-PW/Chrono 1 July - 30 September 1966 1-AEG v A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS .”
“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”
“Movimiento Insurroccional de Recuperacion1 Revolucionaria1 MRN El Movimiento de Resistencia Nacional1 MRTN Movimiento Revolucionario 30 de Noviembre| OAS Operacion "Alpha 66"1 ROCE Radio Club de Cuba en el Exilio 1 RDR enoRescate Democratico Revolucionario1 SFNE andSegundo”
“)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”
“SECRET -3- Free and Communist worlds. To these ends, prominence was given to problems with the sugar crop, .statements prepared especially, for AMSCROLL by such, defectors as AMBRAY-1, AMBINGO-1, and selected - defectors from the Cuban merchant marine. The program ran a seri”
“Domingo, has replaced Identity D as leader of the group. A list containing the names of the other members of the delegation, as well as a brief description of their AMSPELL duties, is also forwarded under separate cover, Attachment No. 2. .3. At present, the AMSPELL group in ”
“14-00000 LRL 1 DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL jose antonia echeverric con tus ideas en morcha It nus two sab-dele rations, one in uracalbo, a northern city of Vene uela, under the uirection or Roberto Fre o, hason Cel-ru, and Ricardo nourijuez, anu the other one in”
“14-00000 MRR Movimiento de Recuperation Revolucionaria TELEFONOB: 42c w. L. 2 couer i3766407 3716400 MIAMI 37. FLBmina i surian a la Historia cm los Libert: laces de la Rev GueR/al de Independencia. 13-Recordacion de los ideules de e. Sierra Ipestra, y del brillante fut”
“3000 MRR Movimiento de Recuperation Revolucionaria TELEFONOS: 376-4407 #0 2212 M.E. 2 cover 371-6408 Meiratt ST. FUBIDA % quier momento.No impoata que scan comuniatad. e/Amenica entera esta esperundu La Revolution ue (astro cosenzo y prometid y que despues fue puesta en”
“tm AnrT SuUfe1 Amsroll D+P MEMORANDUM 4 April 1967 As TO : Chief of Station, JMWAVE WPW-1333 FROM : PW/MARCHIBANK Distribution 3 - COS SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL 1 - PW/MARCHBANK AMSCROLL Progress Report 1 - PW/Chrono 1 January - 31 March 1967 1 - REG A. OPERATIONAL HI”
“requests from religious, social, and civic organizations. Samples of the items and a breakdown of the actual numbers of each _ distributed are in the attached AMSCROLL Propaganda Section report. 3. AMSCROLL broadcasts continued as scheduled. Chief among the themes, which also”
“moves noted in paragraph. 1, above, were reported separately in detail, and a full set of "black list" correspondence was forwarded to Headquarters in UFGA 21616 with a request for any further MHVIPER loads which might contribute to the further effectiveness of this campaign.”
“14-00000 SECRET MEMORANDUM 10 July 1967 TO : Chief of Station WCA 1395 FROM : CA/Roger E. MARCHIBANK porn Distribution: 3 - COS SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL 1 - CA/MARCHBANK AMSCROLL Progress Report 1 - CA Chrono April 1* 30 June 1967 1 - RI Chrono A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLI”
“and its criticism toward the system; the attitude of Soviet students toward totalitarianism and the failure of Castro’s plan to indoctrinate Cuban students. The December bulletin carried a special Christmas ~ message. (Copies of the bulletin are being sent for Headquarters i”
“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”
“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”
“smethy CLASSIFICATION DPAtCH SIMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF UFGA 22,100 DISPATCH SECRET 4. Other Activities a. An ANSPELL member attended May 20 celebrations in Paraguay sponsored by a local anti-Communist organization. The - AMSPELL represents • tive also visited ot”
“there is behind all this, what is there here, we must get ourselves in motion". ‘ That is a "That .very important point for us, to ascertain what are their names, who are those who are here,, how they (the Americans) are moving". He adds that, "If we are able to find out, We”
“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”
“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”
“Christian Democrats, Bolivian Students Confederation, Union Civica Radical Youth of Argentina, Christian Social Democratic Party Youth of Colombia, International Institute of Social Studies (CLASC), Mexican Newsmen Association, National Union of Malaysian Students, and indivi”
“ogdoc DISPATCH .cuissinication s ECRET PROCESSING eacfiok- nd daneto fonlifcesing’. ACCOM: PLISPE O. Chief, WH XX so Aprils mqulmb vovir: C*1» QUALIFIED" y. MCADCCARTERS tiSA Can R Stung >W!»*CT Chief of Station, JMWAVE - dichoriute,. set TYPIC Operational — <A”
“ORDC also maintained contact with international labor organizations.. f. Unidad Revolucionaria (UR): Originally established in Cuba in December 1960 as a clan- destine resistance movement. Its leadership was largely put to death or imprisoned as a result of the Bay of Pigs. The o”
“14-00000 CLASFIFICATION DISPATUM 19NB0L AND NUWDER CONTINUATION OF -- DISPATCH SECRET* UFGA 19537 III.. FINANCIAL Salaries............. . ,‘ $4,745,00 Operational expenditures • • 9*180.75 =========TOTA==- cel-no- 99 — • 69, •‘. V. • U IV. FUTURE PLANS 7. In process ”
“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”
“FORDC also maintained contact with international labor organizations. f. Unidad Revolucionaria (UR): Originally established in Cuba in December 1960 as a clan- destine resistance movement. Its leadership was largely put to death or imprisoned as a result of the Bay of Pigs. The o”
“that its delegates could be . afforded the opportunity to attend upcoming international student _ conferences. 4. A campaign was launched to call attention to the plight of Pedro Luis BOITEL, a Cuban student leader who was unjustly imprisoned on the Isle of Pines by the CASTR”
“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”
“FORDC also maintained contact with international labor organizations. f. Unidad Revolucionaria (UR): Originally established in Cuba in December 1960 as a clan- destine resistance movement. Its leadership was largely put to death or imprisoned as a result of the Bay of Pigs. The o”
“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”
“AMSPELL team was unable to obtain space of any kind to hold conferences due to competition from the congress for space. (See SAGO 6577). The AMSPELL team had been counting on a contact in the Catholic University, (Fernando out SANHUESA, to facilitate their activities but SANH”
“Onty Do Not Reproduce. NW 65987 Docld:32405928 Page 1 1/BR 104-10165-10158 PAGE 2 JMWAVE 2347 SECRET ARRANGE THROUGH HIS PERSONAL CONTACTS, B. EXILE MORALE, INCLUDING WOFACT AGENTS, VERY LOY, WITH AMCORE-2'S FLAIR FOR PUBLICITY WE BELIEVE TRIP VEL HELP BOOST EXILE MORALE AND AT S”
“men and resources with those of the Cuban Revolutionary Junta or the Alpha 66 - II Front - MRP or any other unit that may be currently carrying on the struggle inside Cuba? A« - The frontiers of our movement have never been closed to anyeus who wants to fight for Cuba, with t”
“IREHTOM SNVFOL aro NUMBER, , CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SEC_RET UFGA 24575 November and December without interruption. Topics discussed on the program included: The war in Viet Nam; commentaries supporting work of student groups throughout the world in combating communism; ”
“)0000 CLASSIFICATION . DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUVGE9 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SEC RET d. In connection with the prisoners’ campaign (paragraph 5(a) below), 10,000 copies of the Prisoners’ Messagewere printed, attachment No. 6; 5,000 copies of a letter to Chilean President E”
“DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL mdising*z. jose ontonio echoverria con tvs ideas en marcha‘ in the city of Manzanillo in Orients province, Cuba, he stated that in his trip through South America be had seen certain stirring in favor of a group af pri- aoners caugh in C”
“SIrCATION S VEG AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRE T i UFGA-23946- 3. Radio Propaganda. - AMSPELL continued its weekly radio programs and in addition prepared tapes for distribution to numerous Latin American radio stations. One such tape featured statements made by A”
“Libertad", in the center of town. A total of 2,000 persons visited the exhibit during the three days it was open. Local news papers (La Cronica, La Tribuna, La Capital) gave good publicity to the tour. The local radio stations gave spot announcements of the exhibit but did n”
“14-00000 i*v M. DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIC ESTUDIANTIL jose antenio echeverria con tvs ideas en morche aurepiontetice-ostrep.rewr-a-bed09dnbaincoN-e9endde- MEXICO. Due to the special situation of the RS Delegation at Mexico, it fundan- entally worked on the felloding poin”
“4-00000 -t 4 1 ♦ 1 % — DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY FRONT Propaganda ATTACHMENT 2 Month of July 1960 agusiast Detai int Enrique Villarreal Sergio Aparicio F. R. D. Manifesto F. R. D. Manifesto Dr. Justo Carrillo Paid by Dr. Carrillo in Mexico Book "Who is Who ”
“the AMSPELL prisoners campaign are enclosed as Attachment No. 3, under separate cover.) 3. Radio Propaganda AMSPELL continued its Monday programs on AMTHIGH and a local station. Major propaganda themes during the month were: The Dominican crisis with emphasis on Communist i”
“affect the leadership and direction now being provided by the MRR throughout Cuba. . The . undersigned told AMaUNG-1 that he agreed on the desirability of a coordinate d effort on the part of all counter-revolutionary| groups seeking to overthrow Castro using the FRANTE as th”
“over WMIE and several Latin America Istations. Representative themes were: Congo atrocities inspired by: | Communists, Venezuelan student support of the Cuban cause; Argentine I trade union support of world boycott against Red Cuba; economic crisis ■in Cuba; factional struggl”
“Vi c t XC Tana Lie 13-00000. 2. or Wal rom WAVE 70710 662 Key l e August 19/61 r, Dec 1961 SovicEP 1 AmPHE-T . ) 06 Enclosed find an approximate list of expenses that Armando Munero .gave me for consideration. However, he would like to talk it over as to the rest o”
“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”
“0000 SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-29877 PAGE FOUR 13. RADIO HABANA, 7 APRIL, WP.M. * JUJUAN /MARI/ BRAS, SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE MOVEMENT FOR THE INDEPENDENCE OF PUERTO ST RICO, MADE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IN A LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE JINTERVIEW - /DR. LUTHER KING’S ASSASSINATI”
“14-00000 60 Attachment so A A, TO U7GADE3ST Havana', 28 Nov 62 Dear Brothers: • I hope from my call (LD telephone) yesterday you are aware of how desperate we are, financially. The week before last, I went to Las Villas and I want you to know that the DRE flag has now b”
“a mamber of the "Christian Science Monitor" staff and an acquaintance of Schlesinger, and Lon Jones. 5. At noon of March 21 the undersigned as in talephonic contact with Er. Bradock of the State Department and the undersigned asted Er. Bradock! hether or not the Department of Ste”