Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMA clandestine source who has good contacts with Chilean students in Cuba reported in February that a recently returned student said some 40 Chileans would soon be leaving Cuba to return to Chile. The source said these Chileans had received political training in Cuba and were returning with funds from the Cuban government for Allende's presidential campaign. Chilean police are reported to have identified 400 Chileans who have visited Cuba over the past three years as "subversives," but we have no evidence of any organized guerrilla training of Chilean groups in Cuba.## 6. ColombiaCuba has been providing funds to subversives in Colombia since 1960. The pro-Castro, Worker-Student-Peasant Movement (MOEC), the United Front for Revolutionary Action (FUAR)--whose members are building up the newly activated National Liberation Front (FLN), and the recently organized National Liberation Movement have been the principal recipients of Cuban funds. A fairly reliable source reported that two Cubans were sent to Colombia to evaluate the FLN and its prospects and to pass funds for further activity.Cuba has established some contact with bandit gangs infesting the Colombian countryside. Army troops who are fighting the bandits have found Cuban propaganda in the possession of these bandits. Some bandit leaders may have had guerrilla training in Cuba, but Havana does not appear to have had substantial success so far in directing bandit activity for political ends.## 7. Costa RicaThe Communist Popular Vanguard Party (PVP) continues to send members for subversive training in Cuba. Some of these militant returnees have-6-NO FOREIGN DISSEM-SECRET
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SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMbegun training small groups of party members, but they appear to have no immediate plans for anti-government action. Much of the_pro-Castro activity in Costa Rica appears to have been directed against neighboring Nicaragua. Cuba-trained revolutionaries based in Costa Rica have on occasion crossed into Nicaragua. The police inspector at a town in the Pacific banana zone reported in early February that two unidentified Cubans who traveled from Panama to Costa Rica attempted to stir up Costa Rican banana workers in support of Panamanian charges against the US.The Costa Rican Society for Friendship with Peoples, a small Communist-front group designed" to propagandize on behalf of the Cuban revolution and pro-Castro "revolutionary movements" in other Latin American countries, is an important Havana asset in San Jose.8. Dominican RepublicThe country's two militant pro-Communist organizations, the 14th of June Political Group (APCJ) and the Dominican Popular Movement (MPD), are faithful supporters of Castro. Havana Radio quickly voiced support for last December's abortive APCJ guerrilla campaign, but we have no firm evidence of Cuban material support for this effort. The quick response from Radio Havana suggests, however, the existence of a communications link with one or more pro-Castro organizations in the country. Quick response by Havana to unrest in the Dominican Republic also was reflected during the transit workers strike in early May.One Dominican who has received guerrilla training in Cuba organized the 14th of June Revolutionary Movement (MR 14J) earlier this year out of the old APCJ and MPD. The immediate aim of this new organization is to promote urban terrorism. A terrorist captured by police in mid-March is said to have told police that this group is receiving arms and guidance from Castro.-7-NO FOREIGN DISSEMSECRET
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-SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM9. EcuadorSince the 11 July 1963 military coup, the Ecuadorean government's careful monitoring of anti-government activities has hampered Cuban efforts there. When the junta began to exile Communists and pro-Castro extremists last fall, several took up residence in Havana. Salvadoran exiles residing in Bolivia told a clandestine source in late March that exiles in Cuba were receiving guerrilla warfare training before returning to Ecuador to initiate anti-government activities. Rafael Echeverria, leader of the hard-line faction of the Ecuadorean Communist Party (PCE), is reportedly planning a trip to Havana in late May to confer with Castro. Echeverria expects to have laid the groundwork for guerrilla operations by then so that he can "prove his good faith" to the Cubans; he expects to be offered financial aid.Other clandestine sources report Cuban aid has been offered to supporters of former president Velasco Ibarra and that aid is being offered to followers of former president Arosemena.> [Figure] Some 124 had traveled to Havana during 1963; 14 traveled to Cuba through April of this year10. El SalvadorThere has been little evidence of direct Cuban-supported subversion in El Salvador during the past 10 months. The Castro government probably helps members of the Salvadoran Communist Party (PCES) and its front groups to get to Cuba for guidance and training. Havana radio, heard clearly in El Salvador, provides a propaganda line which can be echoed in locally published Communist publications.> [Figure] Havana has at least one well-trained Salvadoran intelligence agent, who provides intelligence on selected targets. He was trained in Cuba for a year and a half, not only in guerrilla warfare but in clandestine communications. Like many other Cuban agents, he is not actually working in Salvador but in a neighboring country, from which he deals with Salvadoran operations across the border on direct instructions from a Cuban intelligence officer-8-NO FOREIGN DISSEMSECRET
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13-00000NO FOREIGN DISSEM-SECRET-Twenty-Six Salvadorans traveled to Cuba in 1963. Traveled to Cuba through April 1964.## 11. GuatemalaCuba has been giving assistance and guidance to Guatemalan guerrilla and terrorist groups for over two years. While we have no firm evidence of substantial Cuban assistance in 1963, two clandestine sources reported September that extremist guerrilla leader Von Sosa and some of his followers traveled to Cuba the previous year and returned with large sums of money to finance their activities. In addition, another source reports one of the persons killed in October by the premature explosion of a homemade bomb was acknowledged by the Guatemalan Communist Party as a Cuban-trained expert in explosives. Mexican Marxist journalist Victor Rico Galan, often used by Castro as an agent in Central America, saw Von Sosa in October and is said to have urged him to work more closely with the Guatemalan Communists.Strong anti-subversive measures by the Peralta Government have curtailed, but have by no means eliminated, the insurgency threat in Guatemala. The assassination on 11 April of a colonel with special antiguerrilla duties indicates the guerrillas are still at large in the mountainous areas of the country. They maintain reliable communications and contacts and have the capability to stage damaging raids on carefully chosen targets.At least 64 Guatemalans are known to have traveled to Cuba in 1963. On the basis of clandestine reporting, it is estimated that another 50 traveled secretly and that these received training in guerrilla tactics or political indoctrination.## 12. HaitiKnown Cuban activity in Haiti is limited to two daily propaganda broadcasts by Havana Radio.-9-NO FOREIGN DISSEM-SECRET-
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-SECRET-NO FOREIGN DISSEMA French-language transmission is aimed at the educated class and a broadcast in Creole is beamed to the masses. The speaker has been identified as Rene Depestre, a top-ranking Haitian Communist exile in Cuba. The content of Depestre's broadcasts is consistently pro-Cuban and anti-Duvalier. Some Haitians may have received guerrilla training in Cuba, but we have no firm evidence that any such trainees have returned to Haiti. The long-time presence of many hundreds of Haitian nationals in eastern Cuba provides Castro with material for sizable infiltrations into Haiti if he should so desire.13. HondurasMuch of the pro-Castro activity in Honduras appears to be directed toward support of similar activities in neighboring Nicaragua and Guatemala. The country's rugged terrain, the absence of an effective internal security force, and the presence of long-established routes for smuggling into neighboring countries make Honduras well suited for such a role.Two recent clandestine sources report the Cuban government is dissatisfied with efforts of the Honduran Communist Party to establish an effective guerrilla movement. Cuban leaders are said to favor the establishment of a new organization with no direct ties to orthodox Communist groups. The Cubans are said to have selected Mario Sosa to organize the new movement, and to begin making contacts with "liberal" leaders to investigate their readiness for armed action against Honduras' military government.-10-NO FOREIGN DISSEM-SECRET
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14. MexicoThe Castro regime has been careful in the past to avoid antagonizing the Mexican government, in view of the importance to Cuba of maintaining its embassy and its civil air connections through Mexico. The Cubans continue to use their embassy in Mexico City as well as individual Mexican nationals and exiled Central American residents there to support subversive activities elsewhere in Central America. The activities of Mexican journalist Victor Rico Galan are a case in point.Havana may find it difficult, however, to avoid exploiting the endemic peasant unrest which is increasing in northern Mexico. A clandestine source reported that the Cuban embassy provided large sums of money to the Communist-led Independents Central (CCI)--which has been behind much of the peasant unrest. The US consul general at Tampico reported last May that the Cuban consul there was openly preaching revolution and distributing inflammatory propaganda and that he had stepped up the tempo of his activities consider-ably in recent months.At least 12 Mexicans traveled to Cuba in 1963; 43 traveled to Cuba from January through April of this year.15. NicaraguaCuban subversive efforts aimed at Nicaragua have been channeled principally through the National Liberation Front (FLN), a Communist-dominated revolutionary organization. Most of this group's guerrilla leaders were trained in Cuba in 1961-62, along with members of various other Nicaraguan revolutionary movements. Cuban aid to the FLN takes the form of financial support, training, and guidance, but details are lacking regarding its current size or effectiveness. In August 1963, the FLN launched an unsuccessful guerrilla foray into northern Nicaragua from Honduras which cost the small organization some of its key personnel. Since then, the FLN has been the object of harassment by both Nicaraguan and Honduran security forces. It has shown no capability to make another move soon.
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# SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMTwelve Nicaraguans are known to have traveled to Cuba in 1963.## 16. PanamaPro-Castro and Communist elements moved quickly to exploit the January outbreaks of violence in Panama. For some four months preceding the 9-11 January incidents, Havana had been increasing its pressure on its contacts in Panama to cooperate in starting revolutionary action. Revolutionary leaders of the Castro-supported Vanguard of the National Revolution (VAN) were urged as early as the threatened banana workers' strike in October 1963 to cooperate in initiating an anti-government campaign. Planning quickened after the early November visit of Victor Rico Galan and possibly other Castro agents. Some of the approximately 100 Panamanians believed to have received training in Cuba were planning to give guerrilla warfare courses in December and again in May.Clandestine reporting also discloses Cuban efforts to influence the outcome of the 10 May 1963 national elections. Havana is reliably reported to have provided some funds for campaign assistance to selected deputorial candidates of the Radical Action Party (PAR).Seven Panamanian extremists returned to Panama in late March after having spent varying periods of time training in Cuba. Four of these were VAN members. Another group of recently-returned trainees was reliable, reported in early May to be seeking to establish a new revolutionary group in Panama and to launch revolutionary activities in the near future.Sixty-one Panamanians traveled to Cuba in 1963.## 17. ParaguayCuban subversive efforts directed against Paraguay continue to be confined to supporting and training Paraguayan exiles based for the most part in Montevideo, Uruguay. The Paraguayan Communist Party (PCP) and its paramilitary front group, the United Front for National Liberation (FULNA) are the most prominent recipients of Cuban aid and-12-NO FOREIGN DISSEM-SECRET-
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SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMattention, which is given through the Cuban embassy Montevideo. Some FULNA members have received guerrilla training in Cuba.A once-weekly pro-Castro broadcast in the Guarani language has been heard in Paraguay since mid-November 1963. The PCP is said to be keeping two Paraguayans in Cuba permanently to enable the program to continue to be broadcast in Guarani.Only six Paraguayans traveled to Cuba in 1963. However, probably more exiles in Uruguay traveled to Havana.18. PeruThe primary recipient of Cuban assistance for armed revolution against the Belaunde government is the Movement of the Revolutionary Left (MIR), a militant pro-Castro organization composed of some 1,000 members and 3,500 sympathizers. Between 450 and 500 MIR members have received guerrilla training abroad, most of them in Cuba. Police raids in January and May probably upset the MIR's timetable for initiating anti-government action, but the movement is well-financed, well-armed, and well-organized. It has the potential for carrying out a subversive campaign of considerable disruptiveness. Luis de la Puente, the leader of MIR, has visited Cuba on several occasions, and is on good terms with Castro.Cuba has assisted other pro-Castro groups of lesser importance, but such assistance has been limited to guerrilla training. One such group, the Army of National Liberation (ELN), organized by Peruvian extremist students in Havana, has isolated bands of guerrillas operating in remote areas of the country. The National Liberation Front (FLN) is openly pro-Castro, and has sent members to Cuba for subversive training. Principal FLN leader Salomon Bolo visited Cuba last September.Castro-inspired extremists have exploited re-curring peasant unrest in Central Peru for the past several months and they have been behind much of the illegal peasant land incursions which have occurred there.-13-NO FOREIGN DISSEMSECRET
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-SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMWhirty three Peruvians are known to have traveled to Cuba in 1963, 16 traveled to Cuba through April of this year.19. UruguayWe have no evidence of Cuban support for revolutionary activity directed at subverting the Uruguayan government. Uruguay's importance to Havana lies in its value as a place where Cubans and Cuban agents are relatively free to carry on subversive contacts with dissidents from neighboring countries, particularly Argentines, Paraguayans, and Brazilians. The Cuban embassy in Montevideo has been particularly useful as a transit point for air travel to Cuba of travelers wishing to conceal their ultimate destination. Uruguay also has been useful to Cuba as a distribution point for Cuban propaganda for neighboring countries. Cuban propaganda is widely disseminated in Uruguay as part of a more subtle policy of building up Castroism among Uruguayan leftists and intellectuals.At least 153 Uruguayans are known to have traveled to Cuba in 1963, 22 traveled to Cuba through April of this year.20. VenezuelaThe current level of Cuban activity in Venezuela is considered fairly low. International reprecussions stemming fron the unprecedented discovery of the huge Cuban arms cache in Venezuela on 1 November 1963, the failure of the terrorist campaign to disrupt the December national elections, and the presently increased capabilities of the Venezuelan military and security forces will probably dampen Cuban activities in Venezuela in the short run. There is no reason to believe, however, that these setbacks will alter Venezuela's high priority on Cuba's target list for subversion. Cuban support for the militantly pro-Castro Armed Forces of National Liberation (FALN) doubtlessly will continue, and may even increase.The FALN gives signs of stepping up its activities, but on a lesser scale than at the end of 1963. The decision in late April of the central committee of the Communist party to continue using violence-14-NO FOREIGN DISSEM-SECRET
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13-00000SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMas a political instrument probably presages a gradualincrease of terrorist incidents. Riots in mid-Mayled by Communist-dominated students took place inCaracas, San Cristobal, and Merida. At the sametime, one successful student-led robbery of a postoffice occurred, as well as an attempted robberyof the university payroll.Robberies have been the FALN's favorite meansin the past to obtain money to finance its terroristactivities.At least 139 Venezuelans traveled to Cuba in1968; 181 traveled to Cuba through April of thisyear.-15-NO FOREIGN DISSEMSECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992FORM 3020b7-71 MFG 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BYTOTAL COPIES 6RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSECRET'ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNITRF FILE VR DDOACTION #1 604753 EIA836"EYES ONLY"PAGE 01TOR:151902Z JAN 76IN 795558LOND 68796SECRET 151705Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE LONDON 68796TO: DIRECTOR,RYBAT PLKMBALLNELSON FROM MEYERREF: ROGER CHANNEL 095481. REFERENCE FROM DEPARTMENT INFORMS EMBASSY THAT SENATOR HART OF SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE WILL BE ATTENDING CONFERENCE AT DITCHLEY 30 JANUARY TU 1 FEBRUARY. HE HAS REQUESTED THAT EMBASSY ARRANGE WITH DEREK TONKIN FOR BRIEFINGS ON SERIES OF SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO HIM AND SELECT COMMITTEE. THEY ARE THE DIVISION OF LABOR BETWEEN A. SECURITY AND THE SECRET SERVICE AND B. INTEL-LI GENCE AND COUNTERINTEL LI GENCE. HE GOES ON TO REQUEST BRIEFINGS ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR COVERT OPERATIONS AND POLIT-MICAL CONTROL OF POLITICAL OPERATIONS WITH THE FOREIGN OFFICE. IN ADDITION HE WANTS BRIEFINGS ON INTELLIGENCE BUDGET ALLOCATION AND COORDINATION AND SYSTEM FOR APPROVAL OF MAJOR INTELLIGENCE PROJECTS. SENATOR HART ALSO WANTS A BRIEFING ON THE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT AND HOW IT WORKS.2, TONKIN HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY EMBASSY OFFICER AND TONKIN HASSECRET*Not Rerewed.
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7-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY ____________PER ____________ TOTAL COPIES ____________RUN BY ____________ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITIPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED. SECRET STAFFADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNITRF. FILE VR1 42 5ACTION # N F O3 6T 604753 EIA836 PAGE 02-02 IN 795558TOR:151902Z JAN 76 LOND 68796ADVISED THAT BRITS WILL DO THEIR BEST TO PROVIDE INFORMATION SENATORHART WANTS BUT THAT SOME OF THE INFORMATION COULD NOT BE MADEAVAILABLE, HE IS PROPOSING A JOINT MEETING WITH SIR LEONARDHOOPER AND RICHARD SYKES FOR GENERAL DISCUSSIONS ON THE INTELLIGENCECOMMUNITY AND WITH MR. ROBERT ARMSTRONG AT THE HOME OFFICE ON THEWORKINGS OF THE OFFICIAL SECRETS. ACT. THERE WILL BE CHANGES INTHE SCHEDULE AND EMBASSY WILL BE ADVISED BY MR. TONKIN AT A LATERDATE.3. THERE IS NO INDICATION IN THE DEPARTMENT TRAFFIC THAT CIA   HAS BEEN INFORMED BUT WE PRESUME THAT OFFICIALS OF THE AGENCY HAVE   OR WILL BE CONTACTED BY SENATOR HART OF HIS STAFF ON THE MATTER.4. NO FILE. E2, IMPDET.SECRET
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# SECRET7-71 MFG. 2/75:CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 27 PER SOP #112 TOTAL COPIES 10-3 RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED.SECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNITCEA 3ACTIONNAP FILE VR DCI/REVIEW STAFF, CSRFDDOT 602263 EIA 422 PAGE 01 IN 794546TDR11500522 JAN 76 CNBR 21033SECRET 1423022 JAN 70 STAFFCITE CANBERRA 21033TO: DIRECTOR.RYBAT TAPPER PLMHCONGA CODEL ADDABBO1. UPON ARRIVAL OF THE CODEL ON THE EVENING OF THE 12TH GEORGE CARY CONTACTED COS AND ARRANGED FOR STATION BRIEFING AT 0830/13TH (THE CONTRY TEAM BRIEFING WAS SCHEDULED FOR 0930), CARY MENTIONED THAT THE INTEL BRIEFS HAD BEEN GIVEN "TAIL END" TREATMENT AT PREVIOUS STOPS, AND CONGRESSMAN ADDABBO HAD INDICATED THAT HE WANTED TO BE SURE AND REMEDY THAT ON THE CANBERRA STOPOVER.2. CONGRESSMEN ADDABBO, ROBINSON AND EDWARDS, ACCOMPANIED BY STAFFERS SNODGRASS, PRESTON AND GEORGE CARY ARRIVED AT THE EMBASSY AT 0830, WITH CUNNEELY PRESENT, COS GAVE THEM DETAILED BRIEFING AS OUTLINED BY HEAD QUARTERS. DISCUSSION COVERED THE MAKE-UP OF THE STATION AND BASES, OUR PRIMARY OBJECTIVES IN AUSTRALIA, THE OVERALL MANAGEMENT SCHEME USED BY HQS IN MANAGEMENT OF STATION AND ITS ACTIVITIES, OUR USE OF LIAISON, STRESSING OUR USE OF THEM TO SUPPLEMENT OUR LIMITED RESOURCES, OUR INTELLIGENCE CYCLE FROM VALIDATION OF REQUIREMENTS TOSECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNITACTIONSECRETT 602263E1A422PAGE 02IN 794546TORI150052Z JAN 76CNBR 21033PRODUCTION OF INTELLIGENCE, SPECIFIC DETAIRS OF HOW WE ACCOMP-LISH OUR OPS TASKING-SPOTTING, ASSESSMENT, DIRECT CONTACTWITH TARGETS AND USE OF LIAISON - STATION BUDGET, ETC., ACTUALEXAMPLES WERE USED WHENEVER POSSIBLE TO MAKE THE POINT.FOR EXAMPLE, THE PDWHIZ CASE WAS USED TO SHOW HOW THE STATIONFOCUSES ON AN INDIVIDUAL, PRIMARY TARGET. IT WAS A LIVELYSESSION, WITH CONGRESSMAN ROBINSON AND SNODGRASS! THE "LIVEWIRES" OF THE GROUP. QUESTIONS WERE OF A ROUTINE NATUREPRIMARILY RELATED TO INCIDENTAL OPS DETAILS. FOR EXAMPLE,CONGRESS MAN ROBINSON NOTED THAT HE FELT IT RATHER EASY TO IDENTIFYTHE SENIOR AGENCY OFFICERS OF A MISSION BECAUSE OF THE WAY THEYHAPPEN TO BE INTERFACED ADMINISTRATIVELY WITHIN AN EMBASSYCOS RESPONSE WAS THAT SUCH IS OFTEN TRUE, BUT THAT STATIONS ANDHOS MA NA GEMENT ARE FOCUSING ON THAT SPECIFIC PROBLEM, AND THAT THEWELCH INCIDENT HAS CERTAINLY ACCELERATED OUR EFFORTS IN THATRE GA RD.3. ALL BUT A FEW MINUTES OF THE ENTIRE HOUR WAS.   SPENT IN DISCUSSING STATION OPS. GEORGE CARY CERTIFIED   THAT THE GROUP WAS "WITTING" AND A FEW QUESTIONS AND   ISSUES WERE ADDRESSED ON THE SPECIAL SAND T SUBJECT.SECRET
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13-000007-71.MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY __________ PER __________ TOTAL COPIES __________ RUN BY __________PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED,ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNITI RF FILE VRNFOACTION #SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER TH.ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITISTAFF1 42 53 6T 602263 EIA422 PAGE 03 IN 794546TORI1500522 JAN 76 ON BR 21033SNODGRASS WAS THE FOCAL POINT OF THAT EXCHANGE, AND IT IS REPORTED IN SEPARATE CABLE (CANBERRA 21027)(IN 793209)SNODGRASS REQUEST STATION HAD ARRANGED A SPECIAL MEETING WITH A SELECT GROUP OF GO8 OFFICIALS, THE DETAILS OF THAT MEETING AND AN ADDITIONAL ONE EARLIER IN THE AFTERNOON OF THE 13TH WITH DEFENSE ARE ALSO DETAILED IN CANBERRA 21029.ONBECAUSE OF SOME RATHER UNUSUAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THOSE MEETINGS, SUGGEST CEA AND C/EA/PMI REVIEW REFERENCED CABLE. THE CABLE WAS GIVEN RESTRICTED HANDLING BY STATION BECAUSE OF THE SENSITIVITY OF IT'S CONTENT.4, THE MEETING LASTED THE FULL HOUR AND THE CONGRESSMEN INDICATED THAT THEY WERE WELL-SATISFIED WITH WHAT HAD BEEN CONVERED. COS STRESSED THAT WE WERE AVAILABLE TO CONTINUE ON THE SUBJECT AFTER THE FORMAL AGENDA OF THE DAY WAS COMPLETED, BUT THEY INDICATED THE SUBJECT HAD BEEN ADEQUATELY COVERED. THERE WAS NO FURTHER STATION CONTACT WITH THE CONGRESSMEN DURING THEIR V IS IT. THE STAFFERS DEPARTED ON THEIR "V IS IT" IN THE EMBASSY CONVA IR ON SCHEDULE, AND WILL RETURN DIRECT TO SYDNEY BY CONVAIR ON THE 14TH, ARRIVING AT ABOUT 2300, E2, IMPDET.SECRET