14-00000 F xe 4 % 4 i a i fs ~S, a3 a w 4a ~ 4 ‘ 4 -a MEMORANDUM 28 December 1966 TO =: Chief of Station UPW - 1269 3 FROW : PW/MONESTIER Distribution ho SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL | 1 = PW/MONESTIER i 4 AMMOP ~ Progress Report 1 » PY/Chroso . i # * . - i October - 31 December 1966 1 =~ REG ; a : * . i s. “A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS : 3. AIOE maintained contact with party leaders throughout _ the hemisphere during the quarter. The wajority of the correse pondence was handled by ABCRIB/1, the leader of the youth wing, who was informed by the JUDCA secretary-general, both during hia October visit and in subsequent correspondence, that the AMMOP . youth wing was performing effective work and that a JUDCA study seniigt engine ones OB AMHOP activities would be forthcoming. The JUDCA secretary~= @eneral favors the incorporation of the AHHOF youth secter inte his organization. wee ee 2. AEP youth published two bulleting on their activities - glong with an interesting summary on the activities of their oe counterparts in other countries, which was mailed to ea list of ‘ eontacte and correspoedents. Several party officiais in other ‘ eountries have requested to be placed on the AHMOP mailing lists, ‘te @p indication that AMMOP is becoming more widely recognizeé ag a representative political movement. 2 ; 3. The AMBOP youth group hag algo orgenized a series of a : seminars which attracted from 30-35 participants during the quare - ter. The purpose, in addition to offering discussions on such an subjects ag politice, labor and agriculture, wag. to promote nore x group unity and te draw sew sources of talent. B, ADMINISTRATIVE oo , _ ok 4 ie teins to. £ 4.. During the querter, expenses totaled $2,075.77. This sum : i ieeluded monthly support to AMMOP, and galery and operations! . expenses of AMCRIS/1. This compares with a budget allocation ef ; .. $3,750 for the reporting period. a a = Rl By ae 3 sR s *% F tite cancion echainllecdgsiclliBan weaihe 3 7 re lends watt atlas Bedalibnta retinal
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