124-90138-10022 : COMMENTS : v9.1 | MW 50959 Docld: 32337753 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE : DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT. TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90138-10022 HQ CR 64-45716-NR Document Information CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CIA 07/06/1962 2 CIA LIAISION MATERIAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE CUBAN PROPAGANDA BROUGHT INTO JAMAICA IN MA PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret . 1B Redact 09/28/1998 APPROVAL OF CIA RPT Page i Date: 4/17/2011
i ly CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE [AGENCY (2S S | / “This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title of 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. — (- -E-C-R-E-T . oN _Noporn /Conrinten CONTROL, Lot = : re . a ; . ‘ a _ COUNTRY “Jamaiea/Cuba REPORT NO. = CS-3/515,372 . SUBJECT "English Language Cuban Propaganda DATE DISTR. 6 July 1962 ‘Brought into Jamaica in May 1962 ae, att 7 ouch CIN hb Gabe sata ce pt, —DECUGE EPs 2010 INFO, | 2.2 Gada 96 Qe PLACE & AB May A562 iN THIS DOCUAENT. BY eey? . i DATE ACQ. Jamaica, Kings ton (5 June 1962 a. THIS 1S UNEVALUATED_ INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT d QD oad isal of Content: 2. ORIGINAL FILED IN Z of ROO - 1. When Felix Munoz Cardenas, Third-Class Auxiliary Assistant of the Cuban — _ Consulate “in Kingston, “Jamaica, returned to Kingston on 28 May 1962 from a recent trip to Cuba, he brougtf with him a considerable quantity of /:., Cuban propaganda in English. }lnoz was met at the Palisadoes Airport . : “by Alfonso Herrera. Perdomo, the kyuban Consul; Gerardo Sanchez Robert og io. the Cuban Commercial Attache; da Richard - Hart, “a weli-mown Jamaican 7 “oS Communist. Some~ofthe printed matter brought in by Munoz. was detained ‘'., for inspection by the Jamaican customs officials, who made an.effort - to check the baggage of Munoz and two other Cuban diplomats, Agustin “ <7" Yassels Gonzalez and Guillermo Salgado Alvarez, who had arrived” onthe 4 a plan ane with Minee:* Both Herrera ana Sanchez. ‘stubbornly resisted a 7 - ; i a bagwage search and none was carried out. The publications and other . ; '. materials. were: released to Herrera on 1 June. So Be tay 30 to 4.0 copies each of sixteen different books and magazines. All were “in English and had been prepared in Cuba by or on behalf of the Cuban _ _ 20 “The ‘publications brought into Jamaica by Munoz. consisted of an “estimated 1 » Manistry of Foreign Affairs, The titles are as follows: . . \ - ; ee & “tAnd Havana Woke Up Under the Inperialist. Air Attack .. (speech by Fidel Castro). : "Comnitted to Our Own Principles" ee coe a oN "Cuba at Punta del Este" bop a ‘The Role of Foreign Aid in the Development of Cubatl Wwf — (Economic, lectures by Major Ernesto Che. Guevara) . | Pe : WA Journey of Peace and ScLidar ity! | (or. Osvaldo Dorticos ) - a + "History, WiLL Abs lve Met (Fidel Castro) i po "The Revolution is Here to Stay (Fidel Castro) Excluded trea sicete| doymerading / ~-E-C -R-E-T dectaceltiction m. | NOFORN /CONT INUED Behl ICLANT CINCARIB # | (Note: Washington distribution indicated by “X"; Field distribution by “#.) oo ‘ Ort aes . a poe Bua Gne MBG, ” Age ea Yi rte 7 oo : San x Ba ie, <2 a 50953 * pocta: 32337753. Page, 2. ° ; ae L —  cedeatits eg te gt tote astoe wey tls pt te Sct te eta panne Trenrerprnb eer sis ase ge estes src te =. tk ade