Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHCLASS CAPORSECRETTO:Chief, WBINFO:Chief, KUWOLF; Chief of Station, ParisChief of Station, Paris(LCPIPIT); Chia, KUDESKFROM:Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT:JAGUAR Paper on RevolutionACTION REQUIRE REFERENCE:REF: OZLA-40,542(15 April 1964)1. Reference forwarded a JAGUAR paper dealing with the well-known Communist magazine Revolution. Attached are (1) another JAGUAR note from SVOCK's office, and (2) the paper received with it. Please note JAGUAR's caveats on the use of the material.2. SKIMPISH also remarked to me, on one recent occasion, that he had learned that Richard GIBSON had been expelled from the staff of Revolution (se is indicated here), but the reason that SMIMPISH gave was that GIBSON had bean accused of working on behalf of "subversive" elements, which SMIMPISH implied to mean KUBARK. Maybe SMIMPISH was speculating on or misquoting this JAGUAR report. I haven't been able to go back to SMIMPISH on this, because he has subsequently gone on leav.3. We (and JAGUAR) would appreciate any comments on this report.![signature]George W. WATERNBACHAttachment: herewith1-Letter2-ReportDistribution:3-Chief, WB w/att h/w2-C/KUWOLF w/att h/w2-C/LAPIPII w/att h/w2-C/KUDESK w/att h/w2-COS/Paris w/att FILE REFERENCE TOCS ConfDATE TYPED:10 Sept 64DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER:OZLA-41,545HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER:CLASSIFICATION:SECRET
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SECRET2P# "AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION"Reports received from a number of sources make it clear that "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution" has been in difficulties for several months and it appears that the last issue was No. 11 dated March 1964. The trouble began, apparently, when the French authorities seized copies of issue No. 7 of the French edition, "Revolution", dated March 1964 because of an article it contained on French overseas territories. Creditors became alarmed, fearing that the publication might be banned, and demanded settlement of their debts which were then estimated to exceed £10,000. Jacques VERGES, the publication's Director, tried to effect administrative economies in order to cope with the situation but according to VERGES, Richard GIBSON, the Editor, argued that the Chinese should be asked to pay the debts. Matters worsened when, again according to VERGES, GIBSON persuaded the Lausanne printer to write to Peking and ask the Chinese to settle the publication's debt to him. VERGES regarded GIBSON's activities as deliberately disruptive and designed to produce proof of China's support for the publication.2. Also, VERGES complained that GIBSON was working for Communist splinter groups in Europe to the detriment of the international Communist movement, and that he was dealing tactlessly with the magazine's agents and contributors. The situation was such that VERGES visited the U.K. in mid-July to discuss the position with RABU, a member of the Editorial Board. RABU, who is now Minister of State for Development Canning of the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, was in London for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference.3. In July 1964 there were rumors that the English edition had gone bankrupt; but these were denied by GIBSON who suggested that the English and French editions should be made quite separate, and that the former should be published in London. At about this time the split between VERGES and GIBSON became complete and the latter was removed from his position as Editor and from the Editorial Board, which issued the following "warning":-> "Comrades from New York, London and Accra (Ghana) have raised up grave charges against Richard GIBSON.> These charges have been confirmed and underlined by Richard GIBSON's present disruptive activities.> Revolution's Editorial Board has decided to dismiss Richard GIBSON from all his responsibilities and expel him from the Editorial Board.> > "From now on, Richard GIBSON's activities can not in any way engage the responsibility of the review in all its editions."> > for the Editorial Board"A similar statement was published in "Revolution" No. 10-11 dated July-August 1964.JACQUES VERGES (201-180164) DIRECTOROF AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION,EXPELLED RICHARD GIBSON EDITOR, BECAUSELATER ARGUED THAT CHINESE/4. With GIBSON..SHOULD BE ASKED TOPAY DEBTS OF PUBLICATION.SECRET
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SECRET- 2 -4. With GI3908 out of the way, VERGES and his supporters were hoping to resuse publication of the English editia.. OIBSON also seemed determined to carry on and it has been reported cat as sarly as June 1964 he ves enquiring into the possibility of publishing an English version in the Yetherlands5. The only other charge of significance which has cocurred during 1964 has been the resignation from the Editorial Board of Hansa ALAVI who objected to the publication's pro-Chinese attitude. Issue No. 11 of "Africa, Latin America, Asis Revolution" shows that he was replaced by another Pakistani the 78 year old Kaulana Abdul Hamid Khan SHASHANI. EHASHATI, who lives ir. East Pakistan, is the leader of the National Avami Party.1st September 1964.HAMZA ALAVICIT. PARISTANRESIGNED FROM EDITORIAL PIND AE AFRICALATIN AMERICA FISIA REUGLEN BERAGE HEDOJECTCO TO 175 CHINESE ATTITUDE<MAULANA ABUL HAM. KHAN BHASHANI (201-070343) LIVES EAST PARISTON 13 LEADER OF NATIONAL AUA3. PARTY, ON EDITORIAL POAR O OF AFRICA LATIN AMERICA; ASIA PLUCLUTION. REPLACCO MAMZA ALAVI WHO OBJECTED 70 ITS PRO CHINESE ATTITUGE >< RICHARO GIBSON (201-304232) EFELLED FROM STAFF OF "AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, MIA REVOLUTION JACQUES LEEGES CLAIMED PAS DE OT AПEMPT 10 HAVE CHINESE PAT TO FRCUE OLLIO DISRUPTIVE DESIGNED TO ucaniir.E FOR CHINA'S SUPPORT, THAT CETRIMENT OF com SPLINTER GROUrs THAT ME CEPLING INTERNAT com TACTLESSLY WITH PUR'S AGENTS IONICIENTORS.>> [Figure: The phrase "DANA REPRODUCTIONS" at an angle.]
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# BACKGROUND USE ONLYPage 4 of 6 pagesfrom London who case as an olserver(7) Max Hunt. teaches in London who case as an observer for the Schools' Action Union(8) Matt Laka , manager of the Scottish Vanguard Workshop at 27 Paisley Road, Glasgow, which is owned by the Scottish Workers PartyOCC: BOOK SHOP MANAGER ASSOCIATED WITH(9) David H. Marks, from the Scottish Workers Party and lives at 66 Dundee Street in EdinburghDelegation from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign 'PSC' as follows:(1) Roger Young, treasurer of Friends of Palestine which is now affiliated with the PSC(2) Norman Temple, of the Friends of Palestine(3) Abdullah Yassaco, of the Friends of Palestine(4) Louis Eakes, of the Young Liberals(5) an unidentified girl friend of Eakes(6) Four Hallier, of Agit-Prop(a PSC member)(7) Fou Walker, who case as an observer(8) Bill Gunn, of Poc Birch's Communist Party of Britain, Marxist-Leninist and of the PSC(9) Dave Mundle11, of the Revolutionary Socialist Students Federation (RSSF) in London(Source Comment: This delegation had been sent to Algiers by the London-based PIO representative, (Inut Armanazi, who is apparently the editor of the newspaper "Free Palestine". The newspaper, however, lists its editor as "Aziz Yafi". Armanazi had supplied the airfare for this delegation because he did not want the PSC people to go to Algiers under the arrangements of Manchanda. All of the PSC people were young and no match for Manchanda who, in the final session of the Congress, was able to isolate them completely inasmuch as they opposed the recognition of Al Fatah and the establishment of the information bureau in Algiers.)e. Italy - Represented by delegates from the Italian Communist Party and the Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity (PSIUP). They decided to be in an observer status, although they were entitled to be participants by the fact that they belong to a Palestinian Solidarity Committee in Italy. The only open political opposition to the overall political line of the Congress came from the Italians who passed out a statement at the final session deploring the importation of left-wing quarrels into the issue of Palestine.
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SECRET/TWO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD/ BACKGROUND USE ONLYPage 5 of 6 pages# FRANCEf. France- The delegation was initially divided into factions but, or ?? December, a sort of truce was worked out and there was no overt trouble. Prominent members of the delegation were: Roger Hury, a lofty university lecturer; Jean-Pierre Vigier; Laura, brother of Alain Jaubert and Marie-Claude Jaignaud, the mistress of Abderrezak Benhadji (Algerians living in Paris).PF SEXM CIT: ALGERIAg. West Germany - The delegation was composed primarily of unidentified militants of the Socialist German Student League -- SDS. The group took a very left sectarian position and joined with the PSC from Britain in openly refusing to give full support to the Al Fatah. On the other hand the Germans played no role, speaking only briefly in the Political Commission.ASSOCIATE OF ABDERREZAR BENHADJIb. Spain# Switzerlandc. The Netherlands - Represented as observers by Kees Wagtendonk and Bertus Rendriks who came from Amsterdam. (Source Comment: Wagtendonk said that he was still a member of the Pacifist Socialist Party; Hendriks described himself as a Marxist-Leninist.)# Scandinaviak. Scandinavia - Included Sweden, and perhaps two other Scandinavian countries (Source Comment: The small Scandinavian group, which came as observers, was guided during the proceedings by mr outami who resides at Lutbacken 31, Naperaten, Stockholm. He is an Arab journalist who claims to write for Lebanese and Syrian publications and who had attended the Vietnam War Crimes Tribunal in Stockholm.1. Algeriam. Palestinen. United States - Delegation as follows:(1) Herb Block, of the Ad Hoc Committee for a Marxist-Leninist Communist Party who led the delegation(2) Mrs. Block, wife of Herb Block (Source Comment: The Blocks announced that they were attending the Congress under the pseudonym of "Douglas". Mrs. Block even went to the length of wearing a reddish wig and dark glasses. Neither Block played any significant role.)(3) Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther Party leader now residing in Algiers.(4) Don, a Negro from Chicago who accompanied the Blocks and who claimed to be a member of the Black Panther Party(5) Lielis Bergman, former member of the Communist Party of USA in Chicago who now
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN/CONTROLLED DISSO DISSE ABROAD/BACKO ROUND USE ONLYPage 6 of 6 pagesJE11-4643 USA, CALIFUSACC STUDENTDavid Fineman, who resides in San Francisco.(Source Comment: The delegation was accompanied by two newsreel photographers from the West Coast, one who gave his name as "Industry". They only attended the final session of the Congress and were primarily concerned with lobbying the PLO for facilities to go to Jordan to photograph guerrilla activities there.SEX MCIT: USAACC: PHOTOGRAPHER
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# DISPATCH**CLASSIFICATION: SECRET**TO: Chief, WEINFO: Chief, KIMOLF; COS, Paris; Chief, LCPIPII; Chief, KUDESKFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT: KEYWAYJAGUAR Paper on Revolution-Africa, Latin America, AsiaACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:REFERENCE: OELS 6746 (7 January 1964)1. Reference authorized the Station to pass the 5 January 1964 issue of Propaganda Notes, Series B-40 (b) on Subject Chicom-financed publication to liaison.2. We passed the KUBARK paper to SMOTH, LCREFORE, and JAGUAR and requested comment.3. JAGUAR's 3 April 1964 response, prepared by SMOCK is attached. Please note the caveat in SMOCK's paragraph five; and that SMOCK indicates in paragraph four that the JAGUAR response is on behalf of ICBEFORE and SMOTH as well.Luke B. TANCHESTERAttachment: herewith1. SMOCK response2. Note "Africa, I.A. Asia Revolution"Distribution:- 5 - Chief, WE w/att.- 1 - Chief, KUWOLF w/att.- 1 - COS, Paris w/att.- 1 - Chief, LCPIPIT w/att.- 1 - Chief, KUDESK w/att.CS CopyDATE TYPED: 15 April 64DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OELA - 40,542HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER:CLASSIFICATION: SECRET
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# SECRET 3912952DIR INFO ROPE LOND CITS PALP 6112DIDORIC QRIBONY ORPREYREF PALP 6111 (#86062)IK OREGONY REPORTS HIS FAMILY SITUATION DIFFICULT BECAUSE MUST LEAVE APARTMENT I JUNE AND MAKES LOT OF DIFFERENCE WHETHER MOVE IS PERMANENT (ALLOWING LONG-TERM ADVANTAGEOUS LEASE OR PURCHASE) CR TEMPORARY. IF STAYS LONDON WIFE CAN GET JOB, AND IS TRYING AT INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR FAMILY PLANNING, WHICH WOULD INVOLVE TRAVEL NEAR EAST ETC. WIFE WOULD NOT MIND STAYING IN LONDON BUT WOULD LIKE ROME AS WELL. IN ANY CASE, DECISION NECESSARY. REQUEST ADDES COMMENTS.2. Q WOULD LIKE HAVE WIFE IN ROME OFR AT LEAST 3-4 DAYS DURING HIS END-APRIL STAY THERE TO IMPROVE HER MORALE (COMPLAINS SHE NEVER GOES ANYWHERE AD MAINLY TO HEET CAROLE PINA, ABOUT WHO SHE HAS HEARD. MORE INVOLVED USE OF PINA WILL REQUIRE PUTTING TO REST VIFE'S JEALOUSY. PALP REQUESTS AUTHORIZATION TRAVEL NOT PER DIEM FOR Q WIFE TO...CRET200-124-156/230 march66
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SECRET-3-Staff, Editorial Office and Agencies9. The following persons are listed in issue No. 9 as members of the Editorial Staff:-Director Jacques W. VEEGESEditorial Board Hamsa ALAVI - PakistanA.R. Mohamed P:BU - ZanzibarAmilcar CABRAL - VenezuelaRichard Thomas GIBSON - U.S.A.Nguyen KIEN - Vietnam (This is believed to be a pseudonym)Hassan RIAD - U.A.R.Castro DE SILVA - AngolaThe same names are listed in issue No. 6 of "Revolution" as members of the editorial staff of that paper.10. Secret sources have reported that the Business Manager of "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution" is Nils ANDERSON, a Swede, and the Legal Advisor Barnard Arthur MARDER, a U.K. lawyer whose main task is to check proofs. Brief pen-pictures of some of the individuals prominently concerned with the production of the publication are given in Appendix B, from which it will be seen that, of the ten persons named in this paragraph and paragraph 9, at least three are Communists and two Communist sympathisers. Appendix C contains details of the Editorial Office and Agencies.Publication and Circulation11. "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution" is published by Nouvelles Editions Internationales and is printed in Switzerland. The circulation of the English edition is believed to be about 20,000 while that of the French edition, which is printed in France, may be as much as 50,000. The English edition is given a world-wide distribution.3rd April 1964.> [Figure] This figure shows the text: APERTURE DAMA: REPRODUCTIONS.
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SECRET# APPENDIX ALIST OF ARTICLES WHICH HAVE APPEARED IN ISSUES Nos.1 - 2 of "AFRICAN REVOLUTION" and ISSUES Nos. 3 - 9 of "AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION"# "AFRICAN REVOLUTION"## Volume 1 Number 1 (May 1963)Liberate Our Brothers of South AfricaUnkonto wa SiswoFor Revolutionary UnityBlida, Year OneYemen: A New BeginningThe New Strategy of ImperialismThe Holy Alliance"Our Victory Depends on All the African Peoples""Five Months of Independence in Angola"To Fill Avanga LuzunzaHammer or Sicklo?Far in South VietnamThe Slums of NanterreMoscow, Peking and the Third World (documents)Guinoa: Two Stops Forward?Mali's Road to SocialismSwaziland, Vorwoard and the BritishLarbi Ban M'HidiBinė Looks at the NewsLondon, Colonial CapitalAbd-El-Krim Is DeadAgrarian Reform in Morocco (document)New Colonial War in BorneoAn American in AlgiersQuba Si!Negroes with GunsAfrican ArtJazz: Renaissance or DeclineJazz: The Avant GardeSports and Racist in South AfricaAhmod Bon BELLAOliver TAMBOBakary DJIBOJ. MINCES and M. BEKKOUCESAhmod EJIDJELLIA.R.Joaquin DIAZAgostinho METOCommander BENEDITOAbdou ALFACharles BETTELHEIMIr. RAKJATP.P.Gerard CHALIANDGerard CHALIANDSINEAbdou ALFAL. VERGESDon STEFFENSINERobert F. WILLIAMSPhilippe KOECHLINLa Roi JONESRosalynde AINSLIE## Volume 1 Number 2 (June 1963)The Chinese SpringDjamila BOUHIRED and M. J. VERGESI. Interview with Mao Tse-tungII. The Army and the PartyIII. The Commune of the "Four Green Seasons"The Peoples Will DecideAfrica in QuestionThe Working Class in africaThe PerspectivesThe StagesClarity in the StruggleEconomic Planning in Tropical AfricaKodibo Koita SpeaksSino Looks at the NewsThe U.A.R.'s New Victory at SuezThe People Have SpokenNouredding TIDAFIA. SPAMELAAnusso SALAH-BEYA.R.Charles BETTELHEIMGarard CHALIANDSINEMansour EL RIFFIA.R./Algeria's...
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SECRET- 2 -Algeria's Workers Management CommitteesEnd of an Era. Borgeaud Leaves AlgeriaThe U.A.R. and French "Presence"Algeria's Investment CodeThe Kenya-Somali CrisisThe Malagasy RebellionThe Testament of AndrianampoinimerinaThe Virtues of the TruthThe War in "Portuguese" GuineaBlack Africa between the Two WarsThe Workers University in ConakryWhat Is Sanwi?Force and Violence in South AfricaWalter Sisulu, Underground LeaderSouth West Africa and the BasieAgrarian Reform in Morocco (Part Two)Tsara: "Begritude? Dangerous Mystification"Towards an African CinemaMartiness Painter of the RepressionThe Civilization of BeninAlgeria: Sports and IndependenceGerard CHALIANDJ. LINCEs and M. BEKKOUCHEAlbert-Paul LENTINJacques CHARRIERETony HUGHESAristide KATSINBAZAFYSEKOU TOUREA. CabralJean. - CANALSGerard CHALIANDJohannesburg CorrespondentJohannesburg CorrespondentO.C.O.C."AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION"Volume 1 Number 3 (July 1963)The Outan Revolution in Pictures-Our New NameIdeologyGhana Builds SocialismNational Revolution in Africa and AsiaModibo Keita: Lenin Peace PrizeAfrica and the Common MarketMorocco and the Common MarketThe Dangers of Foreign Aid"I Accuse!"The Pogo AffairAlgiers, Capital of YouthA School for Building the FutureAn Open Letter to PresidentJohn F. KennedyThe Chinese SpringJack WODDISMehdi BEN BARKAV. PILLAYAbdelaziz BELALAfana OSENDENelson MANDELAJohannesburg CorrespondentMohamed BEKKOUCHEDjamila BOUIHRED and J. M.VERGESSpanish Students Fight FascismFour Deserters from MozambiqueFor the Defence of Democratic Freedoms in AfricaSine Looks at the JewsThe Politics of CultureThe Manding Epic: The Death of a TyrantYoung Artists of Southern RhodesiaTwo Jazz ArtistsSINEAbdou ALFAPhilippe KOECHLINVolume 1 Numbers 4-5 (August-September 1963)The Afro-American StruggleNegro Rationalism and the LeftUncle Tom Goes to AfricaYou Can't Come Home Any MoreHarold CRUSEJulian MAYFIELDWilliam WORTHY/AidingSECRET
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# SECRET-3-Aiding the Struggie in "Portuguese" Quines Auriio Monteiro DUARTSThe New Slave Trade MAURIENNEAswan. Monument for the Future Wilfrid UR CHETTThe Battle of Dien Bien Phu General Vo Nguyen OLAPTowards Victory in South Vietnar .. .. .. ..The F.B.L. of South Vietnam Nguyen KIENNotes for a Biography of Fidel Castro Carlos FRANQUI"If Fidel Castro Fere Elected Presiden.of the United States" William FORTHYAfrican Nationalism and the Common Man Julius NYERERZThe War of National Liberation of Irak' Ismet Cheriff VANLYKurdistanDoguments from Addis Ababa:Resolutions of the African SummitConference .. .. .. .. ..Charter of the Organization of AfricanUnity .. .. .. .. ..The Powers Behind Apartheid C. FASULOEducation for African Servitude Johannesburg CorrespondentTwo South African Postas :Musisi KuneneDennis Brutus :Modern Poetry in Africa Ken CEERINOIbn Khaldun Today Kouloud HANSAERIThe Kagic Art of the Congo .. ..Sini-Kory Keita FODEBA▲ Jass Urost: John Coltrane Le Roi JONESVolume 1 Kumber 6 (October 1963)The Freedom Struggle in South Africa .. .. .. .. Stephen KAZADOAn Introduction to African Economic Problems Julian WAYFIELDDr. DuBoi is Dead .. .. .. .. Dr. 7.E.B. DUBOISXy Last Message to the Forid Hassan RIADState Capitalism in Egypt Carleton BEALSThe O.A.S: "U.S. Ministry of Colonies" Anna Louise STRONGWhy I Came to China at the age of 72 Major Ernesto "Che" GUEVARASocialist Planning in Cuba NUEZBarbudos Si! Robert TABERTechniques of the Guerrilla Fighter A.B. SPELMANThe Real Weaning of the Tashington Karch Dr. Sulekh C. GUPTAThe Agrarian Situation in India Faiz Ahmad FAIZPive Poems Intorview with LeonardoWill Handicrafts Survive? CREMONINIWhite Critics, Black Lusicians, New Kusic Le Roi JONESAppeal of the Executive Committee ofAfro-Asian FritersVolume 1 Number 7 (November 1963)Third World? Which Third World? Rierre JALEEThe White Dictators of Southern Rhodesia Fenner BROCKWAY, M.P."Malaysia" - the Boo-Colonialist Federation Abdul RAHIM KARIMThe Agony of the Spanish Bourgeoisie E. FERNANDEZA Day with Francisco Juliao Dulce RODRIGUEZVenezuelas Empire of Oil and Iron Carleton ΒEALSQube at the United Nations Interview with Dr. CarlosLECHUGA/The
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SECRETThe Preparation for NovemberVerwoerd's Bantustan BluffIllusion, Emulation and IntegrationFree Hae Callory!* Robert Williams Speaks from Peking  Our Struggle in British Guiana  Which Way for British Guiana?  Crude Zospons that Helped Destroy an ray  New British Poets of the left  Mr. Rockefeller's Husoun of Primitive Art  & Handful of TheatVolume 1 Number 3 (December 1963)Burope.100:Spain the Strikes and the PartiesThe Crisis in Soviet AgricultureThe alliance for PlunderThe End of the Hexican Revolution?Why We Tent to CubaThe Road of Revolution in PeruCartoons from CutaThe National Liberation Struggle in South Host AfricaUnderdeveloped Countries and the Problem of PeaceThe Kennedy kasassinationThe Rights of kan in an age of AbundanceRepression and Torture in South Africa"Hogroes" (filmed and staged in the U.S.A.)The Failure of the "Peaceful Road" in ChileU.S.As The Shady Side of the StreetProtest Through Ľusic in South AfricaOrnette RevisitedVoluce) Fuzber ? (January 1354)The Revolution in AfricaThe People's Victory ZanzitarWhat Kind of Independence for angola?The Class Strule in AfricaKust They Hang?The Fight Against RevisioniscPanama: "Big Steal"Support the Panamanian People's Just StruggleThe Unfinished Revolution in the PhilippinesChinas There, How and Lither?What China kears by "Leadjustment"The Keaning of Black Revolt in the U.S.A.Five Young Afro-American PoetsUnchain Ky SoulDon Cherry: Trumpet of the YearRabah BITATBrian BUNTΙΚΟWilmot Alfred FRAZERClarence SenicreDr. Cheddi JAGANJeannette SCOTTChou Chih-chirgKen GERRINOMarion BROWN, Jr.Prem CHANDMartin VALDES4.H. EVANSRobert TABERCarleton BEALSPhillip Abbott LUCEThe C.C. of the M.I.R. CHAGOJ. KOZONGUIZIAndrew Gunder FRAFKFidel CASTROJazee BOGGSBrian BUNTINGWilmot Alfred FRASERPedro ANDINOThomas TOPORTodd T. KATSHIKIZAKarion BROWN, Jr.EditorialJ.M. VERGESViriato da CRUZMichael McCREERYCarleton BEALSHAO Tse-tungWilliam J. POKRAJYKeith BUCHANANAnna Louise STRONGJames BOGGS4.3. SPELLVANLorenzo THOMAS*Sonia SAN CHEZJoe JOHNSONLe Roi JONESC. LINDSAY BARRE??Le Roi JONESSECRET
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SECRETAPPENDIX BINDIVIDUALS PROMINENTLY CONCERNED WITH THE PRODUCTICI OP"AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA. ASIA REVOLUTION"Bansa ALAVI- is born on 10th April 1921. He is a Pakistani resident ir. the U.K. and has strong Communi.t sympathies. Member of Editorial BoardFreddy Kile ANDERSON- res born on 14th February 1933 at Lausanne. He is a Swete and the business manager of "Revolution". He has been a Communies for a munber of years.Abdul Rahman kohased BABU- was born on 22nd September 1924 st Zanzibar and is at present Minister for External Affairs and Trade in the Zanzibar Government. Ris sympathy towards Coccunism is well known. Member of Editorial BoardRichard Thomas GIBSON- was born on 13th key 1931 in the U.S.A. He is the Editor-in-Chief of "Africa,  Lolin Gmerica, Morice feucination and works in the Editorial Office in Paris. An Azerican negro, bo vae Executive Secretary of the "Fair Play for Cuba Committee" in the U.S.A. until September 1962.Bernard Arthur KARDER- was born on 25th September 1928 at kanchester. He is a Communist and bas taken a close interest in African affaire. Reported to be legal AdviserJacques Camille Raymond VERGES alise Jacques Kansour VERGES- was born on 5th March 1925 or 5th March 1929 at Oubone, Thailand. He was a.mcmber of the French Communist Party in 1951 and subsequently was omployed by the I.U.B. se Secretary of its International Relief Organisation. More recently he was Defence Counsel in the trial of a number of members of the Algerian National Liberation Front (F.L.M.). Director and key figure of the publication," AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA RELCLUTION