404-10308-10007 an kK DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO. _ esaiy)i93 1 CLASSIFIGATION a hed iat 1 al fen + 4 i DISPATCH . ‘Chief of Base, Geneva hief of Station ‘Bern HEADQUARTERS FILE NO. 68-6-147/4 FROM , DATE Chief, EE - ® SEP 1960 | Operational /INDEVOUT RE: "43.3" — (CHECK “X" ONE) | Ge INDEVOUD PT] MARKED FOR NOEKNG YI : PX TONO INDEING REGURED__—_—s| ACTION REQUIRED 7 INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED REFERENCE(S) BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY DIR 45762 of 17 Aug 60 er are general requirements on CUBA which may be put toINDBVOUT! | Extent and nature of Soviet and Bloc military aid to Cuba. CHICOM technical support to Cuba. ‘ Cuban reaction to large sales of sugar to Bloc countries and to the trade agreements signed with the USSR, Poland and East Germany. Type projects CHICOMS and Soviets are working on in Cuba. Evidence of shipment and transshipment of strategic materials to the Bloc by indirect routes. Evidence of Cuban Communist ties with Sino-Soviet Bloc repre- sentatives or agents. , Mission, activities and identities of Cuban intelligence officers in the area, Cuban personnel being sent to the Bloc for training. Cuban support to leftist groups in other Latin American countries. Comprehensive information on the National Agrarian Reform Institute of Cuba. Indications of a power struggle or split among top Cuban leaders. Actual control over the Cuban regime. . Stature of Raul ROA in the inner circle, Precautions taken to prevent possible assassination attempts of | top Cuban officials. Organization, strength, capability and loyalty of Cuban Armed Forces, Extent of Communist infiltration and control of Cuban Government organizations and the Armed Forces. . Cuban diplomatic dealings with Soviet diplomats in the area. ‘Attitude of Cuban Government officials and people towards: | _(1) Aid from Bloc (2). Fidel CASTRO (3) "Che" GUEVARA - (4) United States Evidence of direct intervention in Cuban foreign affairs by "Che" GUEVARA, | t. Evidence of corruption of the CASTRO regime such as: banking of money in Switzerland fur later personal use, etc, u, Use made of the Cuban diplomatic pouch in connection with Soviet and Bloc activities in Latin America and the rest of the world. fied AMELOCK Preel. Ren ; a Seguro 110° V4- &> 133/4 ak No. Te- +35/10 USE PREVIOUS EDITION, CLASSIFICATION PAGE NO. Oey 53 REPLACES FORMS ° (40) §1-28, §1-28A AND 51.29 ‘ho Cx WHICH ARE OBSOLETE. , ce CONTINUED V
13-00000 _ CLASSIFICATION " “CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 2 DEVOU é 3. In regard to information on Cuban diplomatic personnel and their activities in Europe, any information developed on this subject may be considered useful. General requirements among the foregoing, related to this subject, are nos, g bh, q, t, andu,. — : 1 September 1960 Distribution: 2 -\Geneva 2- Bern 2 -<EE/S \ 1 --RI c= FORM USE PREVIOUS EDITION. ; REPLACES FORMS. 107 53a 53.20,.51-28A AND 51-29 (494 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE, 2. The above requirements are of a general nature and are the same. ryed on Cuban sources world-wide T's) response to these general requirements will generate more specific réquirements tailored to hig indicated capabilities. CATION AlCH SYMBOL AND NO. (esqw93 “It is anticipated that AUP KERMIT N] PORKESS y ; PAGE NO, | | leontmuen é