Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA-20209has been cautioned not to delve too deeply in this matter however since he may become involved with local underworld elements who may take drastic action against him in the belief that he is working for either the local ODENVY or the police. Subject said that he is well aware of this possibility and is making very discreet inquiries with the assistance of certain friends (Cuban ex-policemen) who are bolita runners and who know that he has no interest in their bolita activities per se except to learn the identities of the two Cuban mulatto women. Subject said that his friends, in addition to possibly helping him, would like to know the identities of the two women sincee they would then play the same number as the two women and make some money on their own.![Signature of Chester R. Kunduck]ANDREW K. REUTEMAN
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DATE: 20 NOV 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: JMASHACTION: WH 9INFO: DDP, COP, ADDP/A, S/C 2RE Filing (check one):No CS Record Value. Destroy.RI file this copy as indicatedBranch copy filed as indicatedRE Indexing (check one):Marked None requiredSignature:ROUTING123456NOV 28 1920Z 60PRIORITYIN 48700PRITY DIR CITE MASH 1935[J-NET]NO NIACTREF [TRAV] 21531. STRUGGLE: UNDERWAY BETWEEN CIVIL AND MIL ELEMENTS OF [AMRASP]. MARTIN ELENA HAS REJECTED [AMHAWK] THESIS THAT ESTADO MAYOR IS SUBJECT [AMCIGAR], WHEREAS [TWICKER] FEELS NECESSARY ESTABLISH PRINCIPLE THAT MIL POWER DERIVES FROM CIVIL.2. AS COMPROMISE WE MIGHT MAKE SELECTION OF ESTADO MAYOR SUBJECT TO [AMCIGAR] APPROVAL AND PERMIT SUBORDINATE NOMINATIONS, PROMOTIONS, ETC. TO BE FILLED BY ESTADO MAYOR ON INDEPENDENT BASIS.3. [AMHAWK] POINTS OUT THAT EVEN MARTIN ELENA REFERS TO GOUDIE AS "MINISTER OF WAR" WHEREAS GOUDIE MAIN FUNCTION IS LIAISON BETWEEN MASH REPS AND MIL ELEMENTS. RECENT TALK WITH [AMCLATTER-] SAN JENIS ACCUSED GOUDIE OF "SABOTAGING MIL EFFORT" AND OF PUTTING LOYALTY TO [AMWAIL] ABOVE [AMRASP] INTERESTS. WHETHER TRUE OR NOT FACT IS THAT AT LEAST ON CIVIL SIDE GOUDIE IS BECOMING HEATEDLY CONTROVERSIAL.4. FIRM ESTABLISHMENT OF CIVIL ASCENDENCY IN [AMRASP] (PER USA PATTERN) WOULD GO FAR TOWARD RESTORING CORRECT FOCUS. REQUEST HQS CONCUR.END OF MESSAGEREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# BILL:Things turned out very well for I was invited to a small dinner party last night. Ernesto was there, and he freely brought out the subject personally with me, as though he wanted me to know. He expects the NYT man--HARPER--to return from Miami this week (I do not know if he meant back to Washington or to New York), and something to appear in the paper some time after that. As I told you, the NYT is convinced there are three related events:a) The Wetargate affaire.b) The treat-in at the Chasear Embassy.c) An attempt to "that up" SERG or the Capitol grounds.These three everts, at turn, were carried on by a single group of Cuisine ciber.In fact, they think that GONZALED are another one of the people that mentioned to you were actually in the Vatricage. He managed to escape. He has links not only with the Agency, but also with the cor...parhans separately, but with similar objectives. A very serious charge. That is precisely the connection that the NYT wants to establish. The KIT man claims--according to Ernesto--to have a photo of Manuel GIBERGA, A Cuban who is a White House assistant for Spanish-speaking affairs--and Bernard BARKER, who they think is the key man ("A CLA agent recruiter"), together.HARPER also visited Felipe PA208, a well-known Cuban economist who, at present, is with the Inter-American Development Bank. Harper might have also seen some Chilean dips, but this is only an inference on my pars.The other birds on the list that I gave you were specifically tied to the Kilaberg case. They were brought up from Miami--armed--to physically disrupt Ellsberg's appearance before e Congressional Committee. The Cubans were unable to get to him, but did fight with some of his supporters, who were arrested. The Cubans were not. Official protection is what they are looking for in this particular case.
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John V. HANNON (T)Harold V. KARABLY (P)1971 - Retired as Staff employee1971 - June - Picked up as contract employee by FR Division1972 - June 30 - that contract terminated.1972 - June 30 - retired under CIARDS.1972 - June - new contract with FR Division as a retired annuitant. Came aboard as independent contractor.1973 - 30 June - that contract was terminated.FR Division has the following address for HANNON, but does not know the date of the info:150 Ridgewood DriveSan Rafael, Calif 94901Tele: 454-1322
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INDEX: YES □ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. □CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 20X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID□ RET. TO BRANCH □SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDESTROY □ SIG.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROM□dozen-By-24ACTION WHHC-8☑ RID COPYADVANCE COPY□ISSUED □SLOTTED □TUBEDINFO FILE, DR WH-8, CI/opsSECRET 191802Z CITE JMWAVE 094719 MAY 66 20644MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR20644TYPIC AMCLATTERREFERENCE: MEXICO CITY 7348 (IN 18855)NO TRACES JMWAVE NOR LOCAL ODENVY NAMES GIVEN REF.SECRETBTSECRETACTION - DIA.
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSI-1CubaPhotographs of Grain Silos atEnsenada de Guanabacoa, Regla,Havana9 March 196611962 - December 1965United States, Miami(4 March 1966)UFG-8015Angel M. Maceda Sanchez (A 14 088 180) a Cuba refugee who was a welder and mechanic employed by the Cuban Ministry of Construction and participated in the construction of silos at Ensenada de Guanabacoa, Regla, Havana. Maceda departed by air from Cuba on 16 December 1965 and arrived in the United States that same day.1. In 1962 the Government of Cuba drew up plans for the construction of a grain silo complex at Ensenada de Guanabacoa, Regla, Havana on property adjoining an edible oils manufacturing plant which had a daily capacity for processing 300 tons of soy beans. Actual construction of the silo complex started on 3 November 1964 following the September arrival of a number of Polish technical personnel who were to supervise the construction.2. The silo complex consists of 36 silos, each 37 feet high and six feet (as received) in diameter. The complex is arranged into two groups of 18 silos each with a building to be built between the two groups. The top of the silos will be interconnected by a railway. In addition a system of tubing and pipes will interconnect the silos at the bottom.3. On deposit in the Graphics Register are four photographs of the silo complex under construction which were probably taken about December 1965. Copies of those photographs may be obtained by requesting the following control numbers:Field Comment: Maceda, who is not a highly qualified technician, was of the opinion that an inordinate amount of cement was being utilized in the construction of these silos. He also stated that on one occasion a delivery of cement was returned to the cement plant as it did not meet certain technical specifications.CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSI-1![stamp]
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RECR注下# JHJAVE# UFG-703LJohn H. SCEOSKOIRAST/Leonard W. FERICESEenry J. SLOMAIN/Gabriel J. RADESKIN 9 Feb (3John C. TARBELL/bepPhilip G. ELMARD![signature] AMIRIST/301-237USAMEER-SXANCLISTER-1Miami repa of: StateFBI10MSCztonsBorder Patrolレジンの4- Egs.1 - DCS2- Esxico City3- Madrid## TYPICSOURCES: Paras./1 to 7: TOAMBER-3, 16 December 1965 and 7 January 1966. Para. 8: ANCLATTER-1, 13 Decorbor 1963. He received the information from ANVT-243 who received it froa Israel SOTO Barroso. Para. 9: AMKY-337 (DD-1733) 17 January 1966, irem Alfredo ALLO Cantus. Field Cosmont 4s First nontonce iron AMT roport -1767, 4 February 1966, from GAULO who received the information fron Ruben BATISTA. Dalaane from ANWRIST-1, 16 Decemcor 1035. Field Commont 11 is based on 073-7007. Plocou add diswa waler. Subject of 201-004127 in montioned in para. 7 bonus tan caission of his name might jeopardize his security. FII, according to the sourou of para. 8, be also attended the meeting reported therein.RID: Inden: NAME: BATINTA Godinon, RubenSLX: MDOB: ?POD: ?CAS : CubanOoo or Beatust Son of Pulgencio BATISTA. Titular hond of HAR (Puro de Anlaredicom : zenpuestos) BATISTA'S parecnal organination is aGroup At Anelused from Autonatic Downgrading and Doslenmis font Aon(continued)
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SECRETCover Sheet Page Two UFG-7951NAME: FERNANDEZ Miranda, RobertoSEX : MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: CubanOce or Status: Activities in Miami for Fulgencio BATISTA, his brother-in-law.NAME: SAIF Yapor, Nicolas JacoboSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: ?Ose or Status: Fulgencio BATISTA's brother-in-law. In Miami. Activities on behalf of BATISTA.NAME: TORRA, Antonio D.SEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: ?Ose or Status: Member of BAR, Fulgencio Batista's personal organisation in Miami. On Batista payrollNAME: GUERRA Suares, FlorencioSEX: MDOB: 30 Oct 1899POB: CubaCit: CubanOss er Status: Former Cuban ambassador, Emigre in Miami. Member of BAR, Batista's personal organisation in Miami. On Batista payroll.NAME: COBAS Reyes, MarioSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: CubanGod of Status Former Cuban Min of Transportation, Emigre in Miami. Member of BAR, Batista's personal organisation in Miami. Also journalist, radio commentator, On Batista payroll,
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SECRETCover Sheet Pagr. Three UFG-7861NAME: GONZALEZ Puente, JoseSEX: MDOB: ?POR: ?Cit: CubanOse or Status: Former Cuban senator. Enigre in Miemi.Mbr BAR, Batista's personal organization in Miani.Journalist & Radio commentator. On Batista payroll.NAME: PIESI de Porras, EnriqueSEX: MDOB: ?POR: ?Cit: Cuban000 or Status: Baigre in Hiani. Mbr FAR, Batista'spersonal organisation in Miami. On Batista payroll.NAME: PIEDRA Begueruela, OrlandoSEX: MDOB: ?POR: ?Cit: CubanOse of Status: Raigre in New Orleans, La. Fornar headCabea Natl Folice. Trusted nor Batista's entouragein US. To Spain to confor vith Batista Jan 66.NAME: ATOGENBAGARTI Oureia, ManuelSEX: MDOB: ?POR: ?Cit: CubanOse or Status: Freer military aide of Batiste. InBattata's office beat.NAME: ROSTTANER, EracetoSEX: MDOB: ?POR: ?Cit: ?Ose or Status: Journalist. Miami. Receives $400nemthip from reigosaio RBATISTA.
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SECRETCover Sheet Page Four UFG-7951NAME: KRAMER, Oscar aka "Bebo"SEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: ?Occ or Status: Receives $400 monthly in Fulgencio BATISTA for his newscast on radio WHIN, Miami.NAME: FLORES, MarthaSEX: FDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: CubanOss or Status: Emigre in Miami. Receives $300 per mo in Fulgencio BATISTA for her radio program station WHIE, MiamiNAME: GUAS Inclan, RafaelSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: CubanOon or Status: Emigre in Miami. Former vice-Pres of Cuba. Receives $300 in Fulgencio BATISTA. Journalist & Radio commentator.NAME: SIRDO, OttoSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Citi CubanOcc or Status: Emigre in Miami. Actor, also journalist, radio commentator. Resivos $300 monthly in Fulgencio BATISTA.NAME: GUILL Morales, GonzaloSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Citi CubanCoe or Status: Emigre in Miami. Former Cuban Prime Minister, receives $300 per mo in Fulgencio BATISTA
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SECRETCover Sheet Page Five UFG-7951NAME: RIKRA Bernandes, MarioSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: ?Occ or Status: Author of book "Historial Obrero Cubano". Fulgencio BATISTA financed publication, $2,000.NAME: RODRIGUEZ Botger, AlbertoSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre in Miami. With "Patria", Fulgencio BATISTA's newspaper.NAME: BLANCO Cortina, Miguel Angel AntonioSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: ?Occ or Status: On editorial staff of Oscar "Bebo" KRANER, newscaster, Miami radio WMIE, who paid by Fulgencio BATISTA.NAME: FREIRE Varona, ErnestoSEX: MDOB: 23 July 10POB: Camaguey, CubaCit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre in Miami. Ldr RECH. Pact with Fulgencio BATISTA rep.NAME: RIVERO Fernandes, Jose IgnacioSEX: MDOB: ?POB: ?Cit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre. Plans publish newspaper "Foto Expresiones de la Marina". Financed by Fulgencio BATISTA.Also: cross reference to 201-106008, 201-004187.
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FORRIGH DISSEMCubaActivities in Miami on Behalf ofFulgencio Batista Zaldivar9 February 1966Mid-November 1965 to mid-February 1966United States, Miami(16 December 1965 to 4 February 1966)UPG-7951See belowSummary. Fulgencio Batista Zaldivar has an organization in Miami which is composed of a small group of his trusted followers. The main function of this group is in the field of propaganda. Between $5,000 and $7,000 per month of Batista's money is channeled through this group, most of which is spent in support of these antivities. On Batista's instructions, the newspaper *Patria* will adopt a more moderate line, including a friendly attitude toward the United States Government and its foreign policy. Attacks on agencies of the Government and support for RECE, with which the Batista group is making an agreement, will be published in a different newspaper. A Batista confidant left the United States for Spain in January on Batista's invitation.Source for param. 1 to 7: Former high-level Latin American Government official who has travelled frequently through- out the Caribbean and Central America whore he maintains close friendships with a wide range of military and political leaders. He is a rightist, a trained reporter and his infor- mation has been fairly reliable in the past. Because of his past and present political affiliations, it can be assumed that is biased in favor of Batista.1. Fulgencio Batista Zaldivar, former President of Cuba, has a persones organisation in Miami known en to Puro de Agleres y Respuestas (DAR, Bureau of Explanations and Answers) which is composed of a small group of ass who enjoy his trust and eco- donce, The titular head of PAR As Rubus Batista Codinos, Batista's son, and includes the following peopletCONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DIABENNO FORSION DISSEM
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEMUFC-7961Roberto Fernandez Miranda, Fulgencio Batista's brother-in law who lives at 424 Alton Road, Miami Beach, Florida.Nicolas Jacobo Saif Vapor, another brother-in-law[^2]Antonio D. TorraFlorencio Guerra Suarez, former Cuban ambassadorMario Cobas Reyes[^3], former Cuban Minister of TransportationJose Gonzalez Puente[^3], former Cuban senatorEnrique Pizzi de Porras[^3]Other trusted members of Batista's entourage include Orlando Piedra Negueruela, "former head of the Cuban National Police, who lives at 1505 Westbrook, Apartment D, New Orleans, Lasisiana; and Atorresagasti (inu), Batista's former military aide and confidant, who is now in charge of Batista's office in Mexico.2. Members of BAR meet on an irregular basis in an office in Cobas' garage at 2770 S.W. 22nd Avenue, Miami, because Cobas, who is in poor health, does not leave his home. The group monitors news media for items of interest to Batista, particularly those items in which he is mentioned. Members of the group recommend items to be published, and Guerra is responsible for the preparation of a weekly report to be released to the press and radio.3. The finances of BAR are handled by Fernandes, with the assistance of Saif. Batista provides between $5,000 and $7,000 (U.S.) per month, which is used for salaries, propaganda and other expenses and contributions. Following is a list of some of the regular monthly payments:Patria newspaper, $2,000Ernesto Montaner, journalist, $400Oscar "Bebo" Kramer, for his newscast, $400[^6]Martha Zlorga Montero, for her radio program, $300[^6]Rafael Guas Inclan[^3], former vice-President of Cuba, $300Otto Birgo, actor, $300Dennis Guell Morales, former Prime Minister of Cuba, $300Also, Torra, Guerra, Cobas, Consales, Pizzi and others each receive between $300 and $300 each month.4. Requests for financial assistance are received from other Cuban emigres such as former military and naval personnel and policemen. Often these requests are honored, on a one-time basis, and in a manner that will assure that they do not become permanent financial obligations on the part of Batista. Some publications are financed with Batista's money, such as the book _Historia Cubana_ by Mario Riera Hernandez, a journalist, which was published in the latter part of 1958 at a cost of $2,000.5. Batista does not contribute a fixed amount of money to any emigre organization. However, he does offer financial assistance to individual members of organizations, particularly those of the Alianna Para in Libertad de Cuba (ALO, Alliance)CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSENNO FOREIGN DISSEM-3-UTG-7951for the Liberty of Cuba) which is headed by Ganeroso Campos Marquetti. The majority of the members of the ALC are Batista adherents.6. At a meeting on 8 December Ruben Batista and Fernandes relayed Batista's instructions to a group of his followers who are explored in the news media. The instructions included the following:a. The newspaper Patria must take a more moderate line. Attacks on agencies of the United States Government and on emigres who wore formerly followers of Fidel Castro Ruz will no longer be published. The newspaper must adopt an attitude friendly toward the United States Government and its foreign policy.b. Batista is pleased with the news program broadcast by Kramer and would like to increase the program from one half to a full hour. The expansion of this program is not for the purpose of enhancing Batista's stature, because he no longer aspires to return to Cuba in a position of power. He realizes that such aspirations would be unrealistic. Batista feels that the time that will be favorable for the liberation of Cuba is approaching, and he wants Cuban emigres to re-double their efforts in working toward the liberation.7. Among others who attended the 8 December meeting were Arnando Garcia Sifredo, editor and publisher of Patria, Alberto Rodriguez Rotger, also of Patria, Kramer, Miguel Angel Antonio Blanco Cortina, a member of Kramer's editorial staff, Saif, and Santiago Rey Perna, a news commentator on radio station VHIE.Source for para. 8: A Miami businessman who was a resident of Havana for several years. The source has contacts who recognize him as a channel to U. S. Intelligence. The ultimate source of this information is a Cuban emigre in Miami whose reliability cannot be judged.8. In about mid-November 1965 a group of Batista's followers met at Fernandes' house to discuss policy changes which were considered necessary to prevent persecution of Ruben Batista and Fernandez by Cuban emigres in Miami, and by authorities of the United States Internal Revenue Service. The following decisions were reached:a. They would proceed to arrange an agreement with the Representacion Cubana en el Exilio (RECE, Cuban Representation in Exile). In this agreement, Batista would support RECE in Batista-sponsored press and radio, and furnish RECE with war material, such as boats and arms. In exchange RECE would pledge to support Batista's political organization in Cuba after Cuba has been liberated. To show good faith in this agreement Ernesto Freyre Varona, leader of RECE, would be asked to appear on a radio interview in which he would indicate "tacit tolerance" of Batista. The agreement between the two groups will not be acknowledged.b. Mundo Americano will be given financial support. This newspaper will be used instead of Patria for publishing attacks on agencies of the United States Government, and for articles supporting RECE.CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSENNO FOREIGN DISSEM
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM-4-UFG-7951Source for para. 9: A member of a group of Cuban emigres trained in the techniques of information collection. The group has provided useful reports since 1961.9. On 13 January Jose Ignacio Rivero Hernandez, fermer editor of the newspaper El Diario de la Marina in Cuba, said he is planning to publish a newspaper which will be called *Foto Impresiones de la Marina*. Hontaner will assist Rivero in this ondeavor. The newspaper will be financed by Batista. Rivero opined that when this newspaper is established, Patria will no longer be published.1. Source Comment. Followers of Batista ("Batistianos") fall into two categories: (1) those who are directly associated with Batista, are employed by him, and receive instructions from him or his intermediaries; and (2) those who were formerly connected with his administration and, even though they are no longer directly associated, they remain loyal to him.2. Field Comment. Source has also reported that Ferrandez' wife, Adela, is Saif's sister.3. Source Comment. Cobas, Gonzalez, Guas and Sirgo are also journalists and radio commentators. Pizzi vas at one time employed by the newspaper *Mundo Americano*, a job which he received on Batista's recommendation.4. Field Comment. An independent source reported that Piedra left the United States for Spain during the week of 16 to 22 January. He went at Batista's invitation. In mid-December another usually reliable source reported that it was rumored in the emigre community in Miami that Piedra and Laurent (fnu) wore to meet with Batista in the near future, after they had concluded an agreement with Aureliano Sanchez Arango whereby Sanchez and his group vould cooperate with Batista in an effort to overthrow Castro. Laurent is probably identical with Julio &. Lauront Rodrigues, forser Cuban Chief of Naval Intelligence, Manches is a leader of the Frente Nacional Decoratico Triple A (FNDTA, National Democratic Front/Triple A/).5. Source Comments:   Since the death of Leopoldo Pio Elinaldo, Atorresants has been in charge of the publication *Defensa Institucional Cubana*. Formerly Atorrosngasts csaisted Fornandes handling finances, the function now porivred by Saif.Field Comment. Atorreanganti is probably Manuel Alorrosacea Garcia, Pio direated the publication of *SKOTER GELtugkoma Cubana* from Mexico City.6. The two radio programs which are opencored and controlled by Batista are those of Flores from 1:30 to 1:48 p.m., and Kreser from 1:40 to 2:18 p.m., both en Mient radio station WHIN.7. The attitude of the BROS has become more favorable to "Batistianos," Although it has not boon enharindgod, it is possible that Batista has helped that organination.CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMFORSION DISS
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSZИNO FOREIGN DISSEM-5-UFG-79518. Batista feels that it is useless to attempt to finance a war against Castro with personal funds. Such ventures are costly and the results are negative. Therefore, he refuses to consider plans for military action.**Field Comments:**9. TDCSDB-315/03734-65 from an independent source, reported that Batista had instructed his representatives in the United States to attempt to gain control of RECE.10. According to the source of paras, 1 to 7, Freyre has appeared on Kramer's radio program twice.11. The last issue of Mundo Americano was published in New York on 29 November 1965. An independent source reported that a now weekly newspaper called Nuevo Mundo Americanc will bo published in New York. Rolando Unaferrer Rojas will be the director of the newspaper. It was believed that Batista would provide $20,000 with which to establish the publication. (Cf.Source Comment. Masferrer writes under the name Policarpo Pineda.CONFIDENTIALCOINFROLLED DISSENNO FORSION DISSEM