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filha poate Gas a Ha Fe he 4 5 hte se AB AS 8 “ag 3 2 nwt thir outr-re from leking places Syacrtione To The “ricontinen!:1 Conference®,= The Chinore dolecntion corld he asked the whereal.oute of Hen Lorka, The Russdans mipht be quostioned ar to Che Cuovarate, They could all be arkod about the Alrcrian "soup" and why Lt took plice tho cayr bee fore the date ret for the oponing of the Alpiors Conference. Thoy could be acked what they think of the Inconorian alouteface, and about Cukarno'n fite, ant alout Chinese eupport, cince the Hanriunr Conference, in Faiping'r Afro-Asian Polley. Jamuery 1, 166s ELT? OU TALS ¢ rEynthicie of The Down-!111 Cource of Corrunicm in Culba®,- A oimmary of tho noat invortant dovelprent?; that took place curing the past yoar an? that marked it as an awful éne for the Commies. The Year ‘That Bogins®,= The your that berins holds little hope that anything pood will happenr to Fidel Cactro an’ hie thucs, Caught in tho wob of the Sind-foviet rift, he will te the rreat lorer in the pamo. On tho other hand, the internal situation, dise' } i esntent in tho armed forcer and tho totel collapre of his econory “epict a horizon that . ic ac romber to Fidel Ccctro ae it ir pronising te the Cuban people,
14-00000 Raoso SeRipys SvAamaries. — _~ © . % . le ° ; WHAPLAs pg, UNIDAD REYOLUCIONAPIA®  (W.R.U.L.) JANUARY 5, 19661 o , KEWECALTs ; po 1) VENFZUELAN MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR ALEKS STRONG MEASURES AGAINST conauntet SUBVERSION, 2) COMMUNIST CHINA ALVISZS CITIZENS TO GO TO BED ON EMPTY STOMACH. ' EDITOR: .S . "Sonter Signa Over the Tri-Continental*.- The secret character of tho Tricontinental Gonference constitutes evidence of the rift and troubles within the parley otruoture, On the other hand, Castro's and Dorticos' speeches calling for unity and quoting the example of North Viet Nam as to need for such unity, are further proof of the above , We forecast the failure of the Tricontinental parley ag a means to unify ‘ ; 7 assertion. We further forecast that the Commniem in ite projections for interfational etruggle. Sino-Eovieat rift will become all the more violent. ° "The Workere of the Americas and the Tricontinental*.— The workers of this Continent i have. announced that the boycott against Red Cuba will be intensified as a reply to plans ' | The | z for Hemi epheric subversion teing drafted at the Tricontinental parley in Havana. ganetbility of the workers of . the Americas is hurt ty the fact that the Red terroriste of the Congo, the murderers of women and children from three continents, meet in the heart of the Americas to plot more bloodshed and deetruction, The workere of the Amro icas are against Commniet totalitarianiem, ae is the people of Cuba, by whoee side EY cme oe ORE EASA aT UR Rats aint aang sumeataaten piewtrtone marys ane te ie z JANTARY 6, 19665 ~ ay NEWLY ARRIVED EXILES TALK OF EXPANDING SLUMS IN CUBAN CITIES. Sy 2) UNDISTURBED U.£, STEP UP PEACE OFFENSIVE, one "fhat'g Behind the Sine-Cutan Crizie*.— -Upon practically severing ite economic rel- "4 ae ‘ { i & é & 4% ; 2
(foat0767-40145 DATE ¥O FROM: ACTION: Td: . $ 218 wesfucefvcuy C/ “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 8 8OumnN 1 -_ 28 JULY 1959 SECRET | Te ; : a DIRECTOR | ay C HAVANA FTG yes REC'D CABLE SECT. - Cf 2H Div NOTIFIED 1206 28 UL) INFO Coe, c/ci, o/os® s/c 2 OIR. ‘:YBAT REF: PAVA 2476 (IN gesioe) (NOT SENT (MEXI) 1. OPERATIONAL Q\-3 INFO PRITY |MEXI cine Y Ys a 3 Pato utsi f ZAMKA TALKED TO WIFE OF MARCOS DIAZ LANZ NIGH IMMEDIATE ‘cemrmmSEasTneepene IN 46573 HAVA 2462 EOrs the ane pif per C3il 43-25 T 27 JULY AND BRIEFED HER NOT REVEAL TO ANY ONE HIS ACTUAL OEPARTURE CUGA OR HIS FRESENT WHEREABOUTS. INSTRUCTED HER TO START C STAINING | NECESSARY DOCS SO SHE AND CHILDREN COULD OVERTLY LEAVE CUBA FOR MEXi. \b3 frext wi 2. SITUATION. SHE AGREED AND FORESAW NO IMMEDIATE PROBLEMS. LL BE KEFT ADVISED. — “HQS AND ONLY MESSAGE SHE HAD FOR PASSING MARCCS WAS SHE EXTREMELY RELIEVED HE SAFE AND FOR HI# NOT TO WORRY RE HER ALSO TO TELL HIM-HIS FATBER AND MOTHER, INCLUOING HERSELF, SAFE AND HAVE NOT BEEN MOLESTED BY AUTHORITIES. CS COMENT: GEPARTURE. nn END OF MESSAGE *UMEE CONTACTED WIFE CE ANE BY FOE 2 A. WD GOVE ER AES HS SAFE - DESENSITZ ; ; per OSH 43-28 _ | RETURN Toicy, REPRODUCTION 2Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Not Reproduce 3/68 ~ . turer el Se
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14-00000 ae oe a { t  BUMECT: Telephone Conversation vith the Director, 27 Joly 1959, | 22330 p.t., Commerning Marcos Dies Lame. i. Ginee Colonel King had not spoken with either General Cabell an 4 = coe Ate TN Vt i this matter with Mr. Beles oa Z7 July, amd upon Hr. Helms’ recomen- Hi dation, I telephoned toe Directer.concerning thie matter. : : vi i 2. The Director said be bed not discunsed this with Colonel - i | King, and asked we what wes the issue. I said thet I knew State ./6UC0 { Gat not like the ites of us having brought this man into the country, i end should we tell toe. ‘The Director asxed ne vhere the man was | and I told hig he was now in Florida and taat I had received instrue- | tions from Colonel] King to bring hin up here and ease him available i it was a goot ides for Marcos to com: here now, and recomended we ~ Ly i Seis bin in Pieriée for a fou cays, tat to tell State we have bis | i _ 4 ; bat not admit that we helped bring him ower. ArSo Tre MAKE Hi : | AVAHABCE Te THE Caren Com men ITY, . : . 3e The Director's instructions es above were complied with. ; i ' | : O ; 4 I * ; t . 4 i t | ttt aond itt lttts i MEntataition — ambanahitde i imcebuatemlgponne ds — , can (Pee om Peters mater eentnnttere wo peree tbaitan 2 cPerangenseseeaenaeenacieneneetaniqpe anc St nad ‘ : 4 ike Bates ent
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14-00000 ages SG ERLE BATS Sachi he 8 ween a) + eta thems mean. marl tt a a A nd Cae wreck ELS est AE it i bath RELA PLaE Ne ted? AREA 95'S ef FEM» di cath ate dm eater ertieanttie newer ediss “Sorcerer's Apprentice Ain't Nothin! But a Hound Dog*.<- From hie dream rele ag the Lenin of the Amerless rieing high over the Andes, Cartro hae fallen down a long way. Teday, he ia nothing tut the Soviet’s barking, yelping hound dog in the fino-oviet rift. His opium dreams, which were once encouraged by a Peking-oricnted Ché, led hia to act ae a sorcerer's apprentice in the Sino-Soviet dispute. The result: the Chinese regard him as a traitor and to thé Soviets he ain't nothin! but a hound dog. a fates None e Meh wemme ty mee de netnwn wwe Snot een rast comme « Wee
e (ro4-t0767- 10148) eet PLM EO DR WSO oR py hes oy pee eB + se ste Pattinson poetic hs ope UE IIE: WABI TREE IN «ptt AB eo se 60 DS ge tnt cannery “Avago i i mt 0 dg eran recurve 7 ~ sesnet ~ 3 Office Meménanduom * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To ; thief, Western Hemisphere Division DATE: 26 July 1959 ATTN =: Chief, 1&/3/A0 From : Director of Security : 4 supject: Marcos DIAZ Lanz 1. As indicated in a telertone conversation this date between the vriter and Miss Martha Tharre, WH/3/A0, the Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service has requested that he be informeé rrior to any publicatica of the fect that the subject is in the United States. The Commissioner made this request in order that he can be prepared to answer any possible inquiries directed to him as to the manner in which the subject gained access to the United crates. 2. In order to satisfy the request of General Swing, it is- requested that this Office be irformed in advan-2 of any surfacing to the Commissioner. of the subject in order that evsropriate information can be related , ; 4 FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECORIEY: am J. Cotter Chief, Alien Affairs Staff . 3 5 Pa i Z,. S Alagus? 2 aby gs sod “Te. Key Ent subjecl haa Stem Pevdlacl te on Lang a Pitan we hh he bepe ol thle Bey FONE — Wa be remain > 8 . Fre abe a FR IoEf oof tr hag of tng ha 43 bre Hee, hy af ‘. hag tof yer Soe on “Sear Yacrel, Scece- he oe PHO sing < A Semaly, SECRET aN
14-00000 | 1 mntentn ceca rN RACE Wan Hf See nee oa t i . oem a el The President's speech is, therefore, a warm New Year's greeting to the struggliug “* CHABLAc eg, UNIDAD RFVOLUCTONATIAN (W.R.U.L.) January 2 8 NEWSGAETs 1) SOVIFT FKI INSTRUCTOR DEFECTS IN SWEDEN, 2). U.£. SEES CHANCES FOR WAR WITH CHINA, SAYE WASHINGTON -CO22SPONDENT. EDITORIALS: "Yords of Hopo for a Suffering Guba®,~ In his ftate of the Union message, L.Beds , said that the U.f. is committed not to abanfon Viet Nam because doing this would be tantamount to unleaehing war in 8.2. Asia. L.B.J. ie obviously committed to defend democracy in general, and this includes the American Continent and, of coured, Cuba, people of Cuba, ws "Timely Restatements By L.B.J.".- After carrying his peace offensive to every corner of the world, to no avail because of the Communists’ insistence in prolonging the war, L.B.d. has mde.a timely restatement of U.f. policy in Viet Nam: before Con= gress, the President repeated? that the U.f. will not abamion Viet Nan, and he also — reminded the legislators that the U.f. are committed to defend freedom in Cuba. Janus i ] NEWSCAST s 1) LUNAR NEW YEAR MAY BRING VIET NAM CEASE-FIRE, - 2) CASTRO TURNS DOWN GUYANA RICE, HAS NO DOLLARS TO PAY IT. J EDITORIALS: , . “Deep-Sea Drafta in the Tricontinental*.~ ended Jan, 12 and accomplish a common, united line of revolutionary policy, with The Tricontinental was planned to have common direction and funds. The Conference, however, has been extended, because things have not coms out the way the Reds expected,
14-00000 Wa ak in Fa RAE ae Whee OF eee AE edaeton a eer te "Turmoil in the Armed Ferces".- Castro ie worried over the obvious discontent that fe rampant in the Armed Forces, where a document that criticizes the regime amd calis for open rebellion has been eecretly but widely circulate’. Pidel Castro is doubling hie precautions and shifting officers and’ units, but he is doing so somewhat dlindly, as he dose not know exactly where the focal point of diecontent may be, nor what ef= fecte it may eventually have. January 15, 1966: NEWSCAST: 1) 50,000 NEW MEN TO BE ADMITTED BY ARMY. 2) VIII LATIN COUNCIL OF WORKMEN PLATE TRICONTINES TAL CONT ERFNCE, EDITORIALEs "Cuban Rede Moan Over Bitter Rice".- Pressed by the USSR, Caetro denoumed thé Chine ese Jan, 2 over the rice igeue. The megalomaniac Castre vent beyond all limite vhen he said that he would give up rice from the Cuban diet, But the Eoviet adviecors vere frightened, and they forced the Cuban prese to back out an) apologize to China. In brief: the rice issue has been another Cartroite failure in the proparanda field, as well as in the economic one. e "The Tricontinental Conference charged with 'Divisioniam'"..- Tito, by meane of hie organ “Borba®, said that the Tricontinental marked @ new division of World Communiem, as Yugoslav and Western European Parties had been excluded, A reeult of maneuvering within the fino-Soviet rift, the Havana parley has provoked a new clach, that between Tito and the fool Fidel Castro, the clown who eete all the punchee at the ¢lreus arenat he le punished by China, deepleed by Russia and fenored by the Communists? “Third Front®.
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14-00000 # aa January 17, 19661 NEWSCAST: * 1) MEXICAN MEETS CUKAN CCM/UNISM, RETURNS HOME DISAPIOINTED, was 2) CUMANS £NEAK OUT OF ISLAND, COAST GUARD PICKS THEM UP IN CAY SAL. i é EDITORIALS: é "A summary of Gastro's speech at the Tricontinental®,- Castro's speech revealed 7 oo the deepening of the division between the Chineze and the Ruseians, whom he called on to unite. He violently charged the C.P. of Latin America with getting lost in a oad "soa of theories", interpretations an‘ tactics, and with unwillingness to go out into the battlefield to face the dangere of open war. “He attempted to anewer charges that he had abandoned the revolutioniste of Sante Domingo after exciting them to re- volt, and juatified himself with the fact that Cuba "4s a small nation®, lacking in nuclear weapons. Lastly, he acknowledged the deep effect of anti-Comuniet propa- . ganda in Cuba and in Latin America, which proparenta ho charges of slandering his regime. "Fidel Castro at the closing of the Tricontinental".=- Fidel Castro's desperate tone hed defeatiet overtones when he admitted what he had nover admitted before: the pos« i sibility that he may lose all or part of Cuba's territory, This was a defeatist warning, perhaps made to insure a retreat without personal risks, As to Che, he added further confuaion to the iesue, He wae not really replying to the "imporial- iets", as he said but to some of the delegates to the Tricontinental, who demanded 8 Percent, eg sane oe tape tNgb> MUI Ten mite DieSeemdin Wt Amen ages Wie RR Bad eee MERE OSE be Cbs ERA bry cpt .- a Clarification of Guevara's mysterious disappearance. dJanyary 18, 1966: NEVEC AST s ; 1) Britigh Catholic Cardinal Blasts Polish Reds. ahr at aw ives, . of 2) Latin Chrictian unionieta denounce Castro Regime, 4 .
. 26 oo ols ray/otofee. fia, -CLASSIFIED_MESSAGE 15 . oat «© 2h JULY 41959 from + | HAY, 5 wate _ REC'D GAELE SECT. -acnon: \c; “2 (wR\ THARP WH. DIV. NOTIFIED AT 0138, 24 wu OPERATIONAL: IMMEDIATE: se, C/Ci, C/FI 2, C/TSS 2, GB rag ueynemgrgenr NN. Oe eee Dive bile per GSH 43-28 tN Hlig3i OPIM DIR opim [PACY] . CHE HAVA 235 (ATT ou ten) ©! | (SIRETT neting§ RYBAi . a7 - RE: DIR 36523 (OUT 77619 )*NOT SENT [Pacy | 1. MARCOS TRANSFERRED TO STATION SAFEHOUSE NIGHT 23 JULY. -.2. FOR KURIOT: ZAMKA AND REF TECHNICIANS ARRIVED HAVA EVENING 23 JULY. ZAMMA BROUGHT IN TECH SLEPLIES WITHOUT, DIFFICULTY. . ; : END OF MESSAGE EG 4 C/S COMMENT: "REQUESTED MALE DOC SPECIALIST AND FEMALE DESGUISE SPECIALIST TO MEET ZAMKA MIAMI. ; ese Sie per OSH 43-28 RS ee ee nT Set. cans acl adaptor soaneba Sm oats te RETURN To CIA : Background Use O ni 4 ¥0 Not Reproduce 4 ; 2IkA eo i : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. | Copy Ne. oe i
14-00000 WN be ~ A omearonn mts eotren oa tsa es Au nae tainreremeo eet RIA at As RT RUTTEN VATSE SUF Eth tenet “even January 1 8 . ‘ . . _ . "Rusk Anewere the Threate of the Tricontinental®.= In his speech last Saturday, Cag- EDITORIALS: ; "It's Not Propaganda, Fidel, It's The Truth*,- We anewer Castro's complaints against democratic propaganda, pointing our that is coneiste not merely of propacanda, but of the-whote infamous truth about his regims, We avail ourselves of the circumetances to connect the above with the statenents made in Miami by Capt. Augueto M. Gonzdlez, . the skipper of the Cuban merchant flagship "Uyero", ard the Chief Engineer, Roberto furroca, who defected in Ceylon becauee of tre circumetances that prevail in Cuba. "A Rival Within The Politbure",- Sergio del Valle, a Ma/or of hie Army and a member of the Politburo, delivered a- speech on Dec, 26th before the Provincial Conmittee of the Party in Matanzae, and he openly contradicted what Cagetro constantly affirme, He oriticized extensively and enumerated the many failures of the regime. He took a role ae a national "guidance counselor" ai! pointed at that which he said should be the political guiding principle of the Party, therery overlooking Secretary General Gastro, who was hardly even mentioned... Pew reporte on this speech were carried by the Cuban preee, as del Valle seems to be Pecoming a rival to Fidel Castro. NEWSCASTS 1) RED CUBA, TRICONTINENTAL PARLEY CRITICIZED BY PEIPING. 2) THO MORE INTELLECTUALS TO BE PUNISHED IN THE USER, EDITOR IALEs tro summarized the "accomplishments" of the Tricontinental, strereing the unaninity of the Commmirts in their will to conquer South Viet Nam. In the Philippines, Dean Rusk n said that if the U.S. peace offensive failed, the Americans would find theg selves(in the need to “crueh North Viet Nam", Thie etatement duly replied the Tri- continental threats, Fidel might do well to reconsider his offers of arms and “vol~ a oes ee
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14-00000 OF tate oe "eer "The Fuasled Cheat".- Castro's "open-deor” offer, which was just a bluff which he hoped would not be accepted, has caught Fidel in a series of traps which he has laid himself. He has had to take resource to a thousand gimmicks and buts in order to keep Cuba from losing its entire population, but he hss been unable to keep Camaricca from becoming a plebiscite of hostility against his regime. October 22: “Fidel Castro's Despair” .= After he was abandoned by the of~ ficers and soldiers of the Rebel Army, by the militia and by the people of Cuba in general, Castro tries to seek refuge in the support of the youth, which he flatters constantly to that end, If it is true that Cubats young people support Castro, we challenge him to allow draft-age youths to leave the country if they wish. "Che's Letter in Cuban Schools".= Castro has ordered that Che's letter be read and re-read in Cuban schools. The letter, which seems to have been dictated by Fidel while his victim stood with a foot in the grave, ig a carbon copy of Stalin's procedures, ‘Stalin also demanded that the *purged" leave letters which he himself dictated, in order to. instill the cult to his personality in the minds of children and form the myth of his own genius. Castro forgets that such Stalinist methods are still too. re- cent and much discredited, October 23: “Gremyko and Castro's Woes".- This article emphasises — Castro's deep concern over Gromyke's sudden appearance in Cuba, which indicates that the Soviet Pro-Consul dropped in to tighten Castro-Com= munist screws economically as well as politically. "Corvalan is Still Castro's Top Foe Within ran-American Communism"™.- Traditionally, the Chilean Communist Party has been the center of op=