Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 52]
# DISPATCH10. Deputy Chief, WH/SAINFOFROMChief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECTTYPIC/AMSPELL/OperationalAMSPELL Progress Report -- January and February 1965ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESFYI:REF: UFGA 19,393, 18 January 1965A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES:1. General.AMSPELL operational activities during January and February were of a routine nature, details of which are noted in the paragraphs below. AMSPELL-KUBARK relations have continued to deteriorate since the collapse of the AMSPELL paramilitary effort in the fall of 1964, and at the end of February the Station decided to reduce the AMSPELL subsidy. This problem was discussed in UFGA 20,262, 9 March 1965. We shall start implementing this decision at the beginning of April.2. Propaganda.a. The January and February 1965 editions of the regular AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to Latin America and AMSPELL delegations in the U. S. (9,800 copies each), attachment No. 1 under separate cover. This represents a planned reduction from the previous 19,800 monthly figure.b. The January and February 1965 editions of the pony AMSPELL newspaper were mailed into Cuba (4,800 copies each), attachment No. 2 under separate cover.c. The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its normal recipients during January and February 1965. Spanish editions--2,900 copies each, attachment No. 3. French edition--1,925 copies each, attachment No. 4. English edition-1,925 copies each, attachment No. 5.Attachments:1 thru 7, as stated, u/sc8 Identity, u/scDistribution:3 - DC/WH/SA, w/attachments u/sc/ CONTINUED /DATE TYPED23 MAR 65DATE DISPATCHEDMAR 3 0 1965DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA 20,729HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER19-124-26/3![CS COPY]
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 53]
## Radio Propaganda.AMSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of a 15-minute program daily except Sunday on AMTHIGH, and a 15-minute program broadcast every Monday over WMIE and several Latin American stations.## Other Activities.CARA 9922 and related traffic discussed problems with AMSPELL representatives in Caracas.## FUNDS EXPENDED:|                        | January   | February  || ---------------------- | --------- | --------- || Operational Expenses   | $ 10,078. | $ 10,040. || Salaries               | 5,650.    | 5,650.    || Printing               | 2,200.    | -         || (10,000 pamphlets,     |           |           || attachment No. 6)      |           |           || Extra Mailing Expenses | -         | 900.      || TOTAL                  | $ 17,928. | $ 16,590. |## FUTURE PLANS:AMSPELL is planning a publicity campaign in cooperation with Identity to publicize the situation of prisoners in Cuba. The major phase of this campaign will not be launched until the March executive-committee meeting of Identity. AMSPELL representatives in Santiago, Chile, who are local station assets, will also launch a related campaign regarding AMSPELL martyrs in prison (See WAVE 9497).
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 54]
CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDIAPATCH SYMBOL AND NUNTEXAttachment No. s, u/scUFGA 20,729IDENTITY: Inter-American Press Society (SIP).Distribution:3 - DC/WH/SA, u/scFORM 53α USE PREVIOUS EDITION.5.60(40)CLASSIFICATIONSECRETCONTINUEDPAGE NO
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 55]
# CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESCLASSIFY TO FILE NO: 19-124-26SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROM: SANTIAGOACTION: WH/68INFO: VR. FILE DIR, WHY GAZ CA/ERIP, CI/I-CI/LZSECRET 232057223 MAR 65 29240WAVE INFO DIR CITE SAGO 8956TYPIC AMSPELLREF: SAGO 8923 (24230ANHINT LETTER ARVD SAGO 23 MARCH ACCOMPANIED BY POLITICAL PRISONER PROP. FUBIAS GROUP WILL ATTEMPT ARRANGE DIRECT INTERVIEW WITH FREI APPROX FIRST WEEK APRIL THRU FERNANDO SANHUEZA, PDC DEPUTY. F-5 WILL PRESENT LETTER TO FREI AND THEN REQUEST FREI ASSISTANCE. WILL ATTEMPT TO ARRANGE INTERVIEW JUST BEFORE SOLIDARITY WITH POL PRISONERS WEEK TO INCREASE PUBLICITY AND EFFECTIVENESS. IF FREI REFUSES MAKE ANY COMMENTS SAGO WILL REPLAY LETTER IN LOCAL PRESS INDICATING FREI RCVD ORIGINAL AND NOW STUDYING MATTER. ALSO PLAN FUBIAS PRESS RELEASE, RADIO AND PRESS REPLAY.SECRET19-124-26/323 Mau65
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 56]
SSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 26REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROMSANTIAGOPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDBY SECRETACTIONWHIC 8ADVANCE COPYVR. FILE DOP, WH7, CA2, CALO4, SI/CA, CT/lps16 MAR 65 IN 24230T 15215SZRCITE SAGG 3023-TYPIC ALSPULLPLE HAVE 9497(IN)NO NEED ANHINT-2 TRAVEL SAGO. FIBIAS GROU CAN ARRANGEAPPROPRIATE PUBLICITY AND CAN PRESENT LETTER TO FREI THROUGHINFLUENCE POC FRIENDS. IF FLEI DESIRES PERSONAL INTERVIEW WITHA-2 THEN FUCIAS GROUP CAR INFOR A-2. REQUES MAIL MATERIAL TOFUSIAS CROUP.SECRETCFNSECRET
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 57]
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 23SECRETFROM JMWAVEACTION WH/C8INFO VR. FILE DDP, CAZ CA/PRE, C/O, D04 DI/H310 HAR 65 IN 20011SECRET 10164 1ZDIR CITE WAVE 9375 (INGHURST ACTING)REFS A. UFGA 20262B. DIR 890971. RE PARA 4 REF A PLS ADVISE AMCOUP-I AMSPELL TIME ON AMTHIGH WILL BE REDUCED TO ONE FIFTEEN MINUTE PROGRAM WEEKLY EFFECTIVE ONE APRIL. AMCOUP-1 SHOULD NOT DISCUSS WITH AMSPELL AT THIS TIME.2. WILL DISCUSS POSSIBLE USE PRESENT AMSPELL TIME FOR OTHER WAVE PROGRAMS AT REF B RADIO CONFERENCE.SECRETCFNSECRET
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 58]
CLASSIFIED MESSAGEFROM CARACASACTION WH/CSINFO VR. FILE DDP, WH7, CI/OP/SECRET 242145ZCIR INFO WAVE CITE CARA 0081.TYPIC CITUTORREF: CARA 9557 (82543)1. CITUTOR-1 RETURNED CARA 1 MARCH. SAID CITUTOR-2 REQUESTED HIS PRESENCE TO HELP STRAIGHIEN OUT AMSPELL-KUBARK RELATIONSHIP..2. STA CASE OFFICER MEI CITUTOR-1 3 MARCH AND EXPLAINED REASON FOR DISMISSING CITUTOR-2 AND CITUTOR-7. (CITUTOR-1 TOLD PROPAGANDA PERFORMED BY CITUTOR-2 AND CITUTOR-7 NO LONGER OF INTEREST TO STA.) CITUTOR-1 UNDERSTOOD BUT SAID AMSPELLS WERE PERUNENS UNITED IN ONE CAUSE AND THAT DISMISSAL OF ONE WOULD RESULT RESIGNATION WHOLE GROUP, STA CASE OFFICER ACCEPTED RESIGNATIONS AND AT MEETING 4 MARCH PRESENTED CITUTOR-1 WITH LETTERS OF TERMINATION FOR EACH CITUTOR. CITUTOR-1 TOLD EACH MEMBER INCLUDING SELF WOULD RECEIVE TWO MONTHS SEVERANCE PAY AGAINST SIGNED QUIT CLAIM.3. CITUTOR-1 REMINDED THAT KUBARK COULD NOT CONTINUE WORK WITH UNIT WHICH HAS SPLIT LOYALTIES. IT POINTED OUT TO CITUTOR-1 THAT HIS UNILATERAL DECISION REMAIN JMWAVE AREA CONSIDERED UNFRIENDLY ACT. BELIEVE GOT MESSAGE AND ALTHOUGH PARTS OF CONVERSATION
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 59]
STRAINED, MEETING ENDED ON FRIENDLY AND BUSINESSLIKE NOTE.4. FOR WAVE: AT STA DISCRETION IT CAN BE POINTED OUT TO ANSPELLS THAT CARA DECISION ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS ESSENTIALL: REACHED ON PROFESSIONAL GROUNDS AND NOT MEANT TO DEROGATE FROM THEIR POLITICAL BASPIRATIONS. KOWEVER THEIR CONDUCT (ESP CITUTOR-1'S BORDERING ON STUDIED CONTEMPT FOR KUBARK.SECRETCFN
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 60]
ORIG. E.I. HARRISON:cmUNIT, WH/C/CA/PPEXT ,60553DATE 2 MARCH 65# MESSAGE FORMROUTING1 SECRETTO • JMWAVEFROM DIRECTORCONS x/WH/C3 FileTO WAVECITE DER 89869TYPIC AMWORLD ANSPELL PSYCHREFS: AVE VE-824.99B1AVDIR-83562WAVE-8905 (IN 14149)*1. NO RESPONSE YET FROM SMABET.2. PARA 4 REF A.CASE OFFICER WILL QUERY AMBIDD7-1 AT NEXT MEETING.3. WILL ADVISE SOONEST.END OF MESSAGE3B COMMENT: REQUESTED INFO REGARDING FATE AMYUM-1.WR/C/MOC/H/C/CAWR/C/CA/EA C. JENKINSFR/C/RRDESMORY FITZGERALDC/WHDJOHN L. HARTDCWED/CHELEASIDE OFFICER 4-83COORDIRATING OFFICERS SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 61]
SECRETSECRET 111620ZWAVE INFO DIR CITE CARA 9922DYVOUR PERUMEN AMSPELLREF: WAVE 8082(1477043).1. SEE NO NEED CITUTOR-1 RETURN CARA.2. FOR DIR: STATION INVESTIGATING POSSIBILITIES FOR REPLACEMENT CITUTOR-1. PREFER OUTSIDER, MON-AMSPELL TYPE, WHOSE LOSALTY WOULD BE WITH KUBARK AND NOT WITH TWO BOSSES. WILL ADVISE RE CHOICE.   SECRET   CFN![table with abbreviations and codes]SECRET
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 62]
# DISPATCHTO: Deputy Chief, WH/SACLASSIFICATION: SECRETFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: TYPIC/AMSPELL/WIARES/Operational C AMSPELL Propaganda on the Congo SituationACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESFYI:REFS: A. DIR 68739, 4 December 1964B. DIR 72761, 23 December 1964PROCESSING| PRO POSED |        ACTION        | ACCOM PLISHED || :-------: | :------------------: | :-----------: ||     X     | MARKED FOR INCERING  |               ||           | NO INDEXING BEQUIPED |               ||           |    ONLY QUALIFIED    |               ||           |  HEADQUARTERS DESA   |               ||           |  CAN JUDGE INDERING  |               ||           |       ABSTRACT       |               ||           |      MICROFILM       |               |1.  Attached under separate cover is AMSPELL production of printed propaganda on the Congo situation. Page two of the AMSPELL December bulletin carried a full-page spread with photographs, attributing the Congo atrocities to Communist intervention. Approximately 3,000 copies of the Spanish-language edition were sent to Latin America and Spain in December. Approximately 2,000 copies each of the English and French language editions are being sent overseas (Europe, Asia, and Africa) during January. (Attachment No. 1, under separate cover.) The French edition was not available as this dispatch was being written but will be mailed 15 January.2.  The pony edition of the AMSPELL newspaper for December carried a brief story with photographs concerning the death of missionary Paul Carlson. Approximately 5,000 copies were mailed into Cuba at the end of December and early January. (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) In addition to the printed propaganda ANSPELL also carried appropriate news bulletins regarding the Congo atrocities on its 10-minutes' AMTHIGH program, with editorial comment attacking Communist exploitation of the Congolese.Attachments:1.  Bulletin (2 copies), u/sc2.  AMSPELL Newspaper and Translation (2 copies), u/scDistribution:3- DC/WH/SA, w/attachs, u/sc![Signature of Andrew K. Reuteman]ANDREW K. REUTEMAN| DATE TYPED | DATE DISPATCHED || :--------: | :-------------: || 13 Jan 65  |                 |DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA 19,424HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER19-124-26/3CLASSIFICATIONSECRET
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 69]
# UNIVERSITIES STATUSBefore Communism1. There were 8 universities in Cuba.2. In 1959 there were more than 30,000 students in the 8-universities.3. The Constitution of 1940 stipulated that 1% of the national budget would go to the University of Havana.4. The Great Charter of Cuba guaranteed autonomy to the Universities, freeing them from interference by the government.5. There was a free and open exchange of ideas in the classrooms.6. Every year the students elected their own representatives in free elections.7. The universities served as spokenmen for the wishes of the Cuban people.8. To enter the Universities it was necessary to be 17 years of age and to have graduated from a secondary school or to have taken rigorous tests to prove knowledge equivalent to a secondary school education.9. Ninety percent of the University proffessorate is in exile or has retire, unwilling to have communist doctrines emposed upon it.10. Hundreds of university students are held in communist prisons, only because of their love for liberty. The lists of cuban martyrs, murdered by firing squads or killed by its rebelion, had been increased by the names of Cuban universities students such as: Juanin Perei- Pera, Virgilio Campaneria, Julio A. Yebra, Tapia Ruano, Porfirio Ramirez, and so many others that had preferred to die than to submit to communism.With Communism1. There are three universities.2. There are no more than 20,000 university students presently.3. The Constitution of 1940 has been abolished and the Communist regime has cut by 75% the funds destined for the University of Havana.4. The regime subiects the Universities requiring them to follow its dictates in ali matters.5. Marxism Leninism is a required subject for all students and all ot other ideologies are forbidden.6. There have been no election since September 1959. At one point when an effort was made to have them heid, the Communists arranged a so called "general assembly" where by popular acelain Sitose who have since held control, were "elected".7. Today, they are servile instruments of the regime.8. No requisites concerning age of previous education are set. There have been cases of fourteen year old wwch little previous education studying at the universities.9. It is no longer a requisite to be a college graduate in order to be able to teach at the university. Second year students teach freshmen, third year students teach second year ones, etc.10. While real students left their classes, are held in prison, went to exile or fight communism, the Red Government uses uneducated young people as university students, with the only purpose to serve communist International Scene.
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 71]
SECRET"LIBERATED BY THE COMMUNISTS"Graphic Evidence of Marxist LiesAbout the Actual Events in the Congo.The missionary Paul Carlson lies dead with a card tied tohis throat, assassinated by Congolese communists on a street inStanleyville. Dr. Carlson, in long and difficult years full ofsacrifice, brought a message of hope and encouragement toinnumerable Congolese as well as help of all kinds and hispersonal collaboration. He was eliminated tragically, as shownin the photograph, because of the affection that the massesheld for him, and because of his fame and prestige and the adverseinfluence that he signified for the Communists. He had committedthe sin of doing whatever was necessary to help the sick andconsole the afflicted, and the Reds do not pardon such things.In their final orgy of blood the Communists respected neitherwomen nor.children. These were very dangerous "military spies"according to the Communists. These (photographs) are the factsthat the propaganda of the (Castro) Government has suppressedin an attempt to present the assassins of missionaries, womenand children as "heroes" and "champions of liberty".SECRETTranslation of Attachment No. 2UFGA 19,424
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 73]
# NOTICIASEN EL TERCER ANIVERSARIO y en los locales de DE LA MUERTE DE JUAMÍN en nuestro se regis PEREIRA-VARELA pués en las mesas.![photo of a man]INCLUYEN FECIMIENTO DE RECIBOS TELEFONICOS.DESESPERADO JOVEN CUBANA PA NO REGRESAINCIDENTE EN LAS NACIONES UNIDASCONTINUAN LIS SABOTAJESMUREN SIETE COMUNISTAS EN VENEZUELA DURANTE BOMBARDEO A ZONAESTUDIANTE CUBANO:Tu, desde la patria esclavizada, puedes Envia al P.O. Box 166 MIAMI I, FLA., res útil, poniendo especial interés en noticic de estudios, recortes de periódicos, etc. ESTUDIANTE CUBANO: EL DIRECTORIO NO CEJARA EN EL COMBATE HASTA QUE CUBA SEA LIBRE, TE NECESITA.VENEZUELA JUNTO AL PUEBLO CUBANO... (Continuación)![image of many people with flags]EL V CONGRESO DE TRABAJADORES DE VENEZUELACONSIDERANDOCONSIDERANDOCONSIDERANDOACUERDAPrimera: Ratificar el Respaldo integral a la lu lidas están contribuyendo al fortalecimie guerrillero.Segundo: Solicitar la solidaridad del momento crático, para que haga extensivo este Boycot de donde se proceda al embarque de mercancía comunista.Tercera: Dicho Boycot entrará en vigor cuan Confederación de Trabajadores de Venezuela, a deración de solidaridad con el pueblo democrático de estos instantes lucha por liberarse de sus opresoCuarto: Darle publicidad al presente acuerdo, a días del mes de noviembre de 1.964LA COMISION DE ACUERDOS Y RECUBA: (Rotfoces... (Continuación)Antes del Jaísme... (Continuación)Con el Comunismo... (Continuación)6. Los estudiantes uni- tarios eligen ca- da año sus represen- tantes estudiantiles en asientes los dirigen- tes a Congresos Inter- nacionales de Juvende representación de los jóvenes cuba-Ello contribuye a crear un ambiente de liber- tad y democracia en donde el estudiantado podía alcanzar sus as piraciones.7. Las Universidades co- mo centros marranos de la democracia servían de medio idóneo para plantear las mejoras que el pueblo cubano pedía.8. Era requisito para el ingreso en las Univer- sidades el tener 17 años de edad y haber cursado el Bachillera- to (enseñanza secun- daria que requería 4 años de estudios) o a probar severos exame- res de ingreso.9. El Primer graduado de la Universidad de (954), ha marchado al exilio y ha renunciado a sus cátedras por no querer aceptar el comunis- mo ni someterse ni doblegarse a su discri- minación. Antes del destierro determino no ser empleado del gobierno socialista y renuncia.8. Desde Septiembre de 1950, no se ha con tinuado con la labor del año la legislación universitaria sin estudios previos de actualizacion.9. Actualmente un gran númena revistes del Gobierno comunista controladas durante mente por luminaria rojos.El tros so tendrá de los que se aproximan que Castro no se ajustan na plana y a los lineamie la partida comunista. Al igual de los que cometen a Fidel Castro. La conclusión no puede que una nunca ha sido mento tan propicio para derramamiento del régimen.
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 75]
# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING| PPRO POSED | ACTION               | ACCOM. PLISHED || ---------- | -------------------- | -------------- || X          | MARKED FOR INDEXING  |                ||            | NO INDEXING REQUIRED |                ||            | ONLY QUALIFIED       |                ||            | HEADQUARTERS DESK.   |                ||            | CAN JUDGE INDEXING   |                ||            | ABSTRACT             |                ||            | MICROFILM            |                |TO: Deputy Chief, WH/SAFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVE AKRSUBJECT: TYPIC/AMSPELL/OperationalAMSPELL Progress Report - December 1964ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:FYI:REF: UFGA 19,195, 28 December 1964A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES1. General.AMSPELL has so far survived the internal crisis brought about by the collapse of its military activity noted in the previous progress report. However, AMSPELL is still faced with a severe financial problem resulting from the termination of the military activity. AMHINT-2 states that AMSPELL has $12,000.00 in short-term loans which must be met shortly, and $20,000.00 in loans being paid off at the rate of $1,300.00 per month. AMHINT-2 is trying to sell the AMSPELL boats in order to liquidate these debts. So far he has had little success. AMHINT-2 has said that he does not intend to give up the idea of active participation in the liberation of Cuba but that AMSPELL will not conduct new military operations in the future without ODYOKE assistance and concurrence. According to AMHINT-2 lack of funds and intelligence information together with pressure by ODYOKE on Dominican authorities frustrated the AMSPELL military operation, and he has no intention of going through a similar disastrous experience again.2. Propaganda.a. 19,800 copies of the regular AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to Latin America and AMSPELL delegations in the United States. (Attachment No. 1, under separate cover.)/ CONTINUED /Attachments:1 thru 6, As stated, u/sc w/oDistribution:3 - DC/WH/SA, w/attachs, u/scDATE TYPED: 12 Jan 65DATE DISPATCHED: JAN 18 1965DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UFGA 19,393.HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 19-124-26/3CLASSIFICATIONSECRET
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 76]
CONTINUATION OF# DISPATCH## SECRETUFGA 19,393b. 4,800 copies of the pony AMSPELL newspaper were mailed into Cuba (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) Both the pony and regular editions stress the conflict between the old-guard and the "new-guard" communists, the boycott declared by the Venezuelan trade unions, the confession of failure made by Castro in his speech at the University of Havana, and an analysis of the situation at the Cuban universities before and after Castro.c. 2,900 copies of the December issue of the Spanish language edition of the AMSPELL bulletin were mailed to Latin American recipients (Attachment No. 3, under separate cover.) of particular interest is the article on page 2 which discusses. the recent Congo atrocities.d. 1,925 copies each of the November issue of the French and English editions of the AMSPELL bulletin were mailed to overseas areas. (Attachment No. 4, under separate cover.)3. Radio Propaganda.AMSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of a 10-minute program daily except Sunday on AMTHIGH, and a 10-minute program broadcast every Monday over WMIE and several Latin America stations. Representative themes were: Congo atrocities inspired by Communists, Venezuelan student support of the Cuban cause; Argentine trade union support of world boycott against Red Cuba; economic crisis in Cuba; factional struggle of the Cuban regime; desperate measures undertaken by the regime to prevent a disaster in the sugar industry; statement of a Venezuelan student regarding the training in Cuba of 1,500 Latin American youth in terrorist activities; more on the Congolese situation; transportation in Castro's Cuba; factional struggle in the Cuban regime; Che Guevara's speech in the United Nations creates tense situation between Cuba and the USSR; and Blas Roca working for the downfall of Castro.4. Press Releases.Miscellaneous press releases are included as Attachment No. 5 under separate cover.5. Other Activities.a. WAVE 5843 dated 8 December 1964 forwarded a candidate for an AMSPELL position in the Dominican Republic.b. AMSPELI requested that AMBARB-58 be sent to Ecuador to replace AMBÄRB-28 who was resigning. (WAVE 5842 dated 8 December 1964) The Quito station replied that AMBARB-28 functions had been taken over by ECPLY-2, and that AMBARB-58's services were not required (QUIT 6805 dated 11 December 1964).c. Attachment No. 6 is a copy of an English-language bulletin produced by AMSPELL without direct KUBARK support which is sent to recipients in the U. S. Pressure will be brought to bear on AMHINT-2 to drop this publication entirely on the grounds that it is not the purpose of AMSPELL to propagandize U. S. citizens.B. FUNDS EXPENDED1. Salaries $ 5,650.002. Operational Expenses 10,903.03TOTAL $ 16,553.03
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 77]
CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA 19,393C. FUTURE PLANS1. 10,000 pamphlets on AMHINT-l will be distributed to Latin   America and Cuba during January. AMSPELL is planning a hemisphere-wide   campaign in an attempt to obtain the release of AMHINT-1 from prison.   This campaign will probably not achieve its stated aim but should   result in considerable publicity on the nature of the Castro regime.2. AMSPELL is preparing a draft leaflet illustrating the internal   and international failures of the Castro regime during 1964. It is   planned to mail this leaflet to Cuba and Latin America.3. The AMSPELL newspaper both in its pony and regular edition has   greatly improved in the past few months. Nevertheless, the large   edition will be cut to 10,000 copies a month as this is considered a   more realistic figure for distribution.![signature of Andrew K. Keuteman]ANDREW K. KEUTEMANFORM53αUSE PREVIOUS EDITION.CLASSIFICATIONSECRETCONTINUEDPAGE NO.319-124-26/3
[104-10170-10121.pdf — page 78]
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 36SECRETFROM: SANTIAGOACTION: WH/SA 8INFO: VR. FILE DOP, WH7, WEG, CAZ, CALDERP, DO/N3 CT/ICZSECRET 1322032 13 JAN 65 IN 59284WAVE INFO DIR MADR CITE SAGO 3582REF: WAVE 6969 (*156947*)TYPIC PSYCH AMSPELLSAGO ABLE PRESENT AMHINT-1 LETTER DIRECTLY TO FREI IHRU FUBIAS-7,EXILED PBRUMEN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT WHO HAS CONTACT CHILEAN PDC. OTHERPOSSIBILITY EXIST F-7 CAN GIVE LETTER TO PDC CONTACT TO PASS FREI.HOWEVER SAGO REALIZES F-7 MAY LACK PULL AND WEIGHT ACHIEVEMAXIMUM ACTION FROM FREI. THEREFORE CAN WAVE RECOMMEND ANY HIGHLEVEL CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC FBRUMEN EXILE, WHO WAVE ASSET, AND WHCCOULD TRAVEL CHILE EXPRESSLY FOR PURPOSE PRESENTING LETTER TO FREI.SAGO BELIEVES THIS WOULD OBTAIN BETTER PUBLICITY.SECRETCFNSECRET19-124-26/313 Jan 05