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ws obe QUARIE rar spams . } Verda ios eS tnee Wat a AGENT'S CALPT ORPHOVE/ L deere CLS Lo fon Ba Loe Platoo COVERED 2 October-31 Deceas2s 1529 CGSIS CASE OFFICER TIME: 12 working duys per monch (rawku yuets (average) Gsky} 39785 agieaest PR? ET / ae a8 S i ee os oe eee et ord an effort nas been made to targes QRERGNE/L oe Palestinian liberation groups and theirs kusclvean Start has been made in this efZoxc. QREnO.L/L of those European leftist groups accive on clis This in turn led to his being invited co urns che Cenyreus OF Julaccine SOQlidarity Committees which was Leldcian aly-css in late Seceuues. Giee Hl. Si MUARY OF OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS BURTNS ab lle a me baer. ~~, ee ee) ~ Be ar ee we eed om be abate OS Bat “738 atari ate eerste) we 22373 % wm, wy In early November GRPHONE/L made : certain of his radical contaccs * made a visit to The Netherlands i: 1 mice Ele wre in Getober GRPMOME/1 made another extendcd viene to Iznly in “tane the temperature” of the radical leic. 2 : visit was forwarded to Headquarters und Tais visit was deemed to have been usclul 2 LL _Jscescte:. WhAch anetner such visit ve scheduled cor fubsuncy i576. A visit to Nairobi by ORPRANK in late Secuw.2 nny Gscur an Opsosuunity for an added assessment of her - sOmGEChing ...ch Nos eee Sous Se some time. O@BRBPHONE/1 coatinues his cultivation of vuric.s ghicies in WAO are oO operational Latesess. One &@ Gloucs llon ations with| + tearss:. Povarerear er a mae be ee eee TE lbete Law * in Gonnect lon Pelestineg - nc tebe Meee Me . ese Security prooleas. Tie ducision was tase 26 veel we ae? rn Evecial Branch in oeder to amd che celles Lo re delet, + ew | | DER RECTOR GG0343 anG NGC. Sol. Lol wie Gace. - The sii asian Of activice by OROUAD no 2 Lec For hone cecos - a Sar I wegen dr eesgtboctnneenen Somer + <2 = warn SAAS sent asts ar AeA AN STON AAP Errante? =O ae ZOU Ne. LOGRCHOME/2. ALchOusSR wae Lloe  ste oy TD Star nt cn ° roone Of Dwo Océ wonthas, A Raw Covel wf fll eat ot: ee aii Geiiberate spoed. One SUCGGSSTIG:. La Des ve have in Zt 48 Gur understanding that. deadguarters i. .ckilns; s+. and Otners. Meanwnile GReiGit/. has Loea inoici.l we. IO gcc ME Ss usual" image. He showid be avla to Gs so vith nooLivceue elec on hes ~ oe * % . } BY ada bi lt nan rea Ad RATER TES EEE Saat tem te Pati ee PME STE oe Em Tru ale, cea eran or
1. 5 isath entnusiasin. wee a : MEXiewa Gegcee Eeusinle - given waz Sen cee hae 2 a . wef Lew See cand aailocmantetyid Selbucione tele a Wet bute Vey ELort wy QRGNOnE/L SO ee ee ee ee ee be Leeognaseda as a Lactor in this coves... Nuch Che quacterc QRPHONE/1 Was Thc well 2 we alee ee et Tee +5) ied wees eam eee ees ~ ° ee bee eeee rs _~ we Boe §=SOECIS I SBVEROMENTS LAViED UeGh 2 ote so Dae le oe whii IGalow-up on his access tO cae ac Ble oe ee ee ee ee Sicaps to cultivate leaders in tails cuuse - 19s. Baro. BLE Aveo = with the Objective of taking a trip to the ORV L/P s postponed trip to [ Mee a Dee cee Doe ee ee for apes i (in the next qmiarter). CRPHOME/L will re-visit| | wel jess: Lets a i 7 Look at the activities and attituucs GF sh. Lote aes | l continue nis developwcnc of ou. clcan plteu. lines of ine ce - Sec tied De AS: ne palates ERSONAL Bites 3 SS Luaiuce, continues CO DE eNTAUsinstia 0. mene DOS wae maac ln mrevioss quarterly (and olhes fest e. | Vena vee 205205 - 7 ; LCPavaT ate, RODViIGAST are able to Juayue . - mos ce fae RESPONSE Th SAG om 2 ORPHONE/E Go ov Capiay to others. is is a us. Anioraation fron his aay contaccs uns clos BnS uncGuplicated experience. OGRPNOXE/L .oce. including Glrection and cricicisa — well an. = Same NOlGs true of critique of his resorcin.. a ee re on 3. RUM TNESTANP IVE MATTER, INCLUDING > 2 _ mGing the bulk of ORPHOL B/1's se salary co hi. v aMmd Wiai be put into operation in Ganancye. 2.28 So. prosiems o£ BAXNEE - which were clue in gue: "2 tS 4% increase in salary of $100 per wonch mas oon nen SnaS Wiii bo cifective 1] January and wilh be” te acrangement in order that it not inerense J. SLL. CLNERAL COMMENTS OW AGEN? PEQPORMANCE: SS A Ae ee He mas performed well and efiectivoly agains: een eCORPETS S@iUNTS AND EVALUATION LOSS CO Gain useful access 05 the c vessing well. In subsequent quarters we will Togcsess Can be maintained. , es S Pp Tin progcess toward operationaliy (Wnonocan and Kambona) is painfully slow. lo. wations = the problem is mainiy cne nature of Ll. yop gator or ed , ae fon oe Net * Sd Snead Sw eee eres < : - - . .
ta . - e - ae fen PPE 2.4 ; . : % ne 4 ° o® - %, | ° ° a ode r contacts (that of an unwitting informan Situation O25 is doing as well as BERD ENO ALA WE Sha on ythel karget and explained - eS ur Gisseminablie. Having reflected on this not surprising. & snould be recalled requested that QRPHONE/1 get away fron rons ae rencar more opinionated journalistic tise eeport tSe THis tya: of re has been judged quite uscful k; sation » but it is useful in operational manner and for general appreciation of the situation. sem ernereen Perea CNET ET SOER ETT MEE Pe PTET ESTE ee eneaeenined nda Be tte eae ate ee oer ee a it was not surprising that an analysis of this vsarti 2 eroenn3 oF turned out as it. did. [L |station has orally noted cold cn ORPHONE/L's visits will continue to be welcome and his resorting o : use ~ even if this utility is outside the CS framework. in seneral we feel that this operation is progressing wall. In th there may have bean a tendancy on the part of certain "custemars" : exaggerate QRPHONE/1' s potential - weta a consequent la een sea when ' Fort 3 fou me RATER eh ACRE RS PALL 8 RENE: AN AE fa Ba tage PMA Tn a Nt ot ALE adele ' : . x a ¥ a ‘ * ‘ i af 1 t ” ‘ ’ < + oy oe ton, oan Lae ‘ no mn cee or cer reaver nreeeeeeneneeeenenimeameaaenel poh me uty oa 5 et ve at . . = i te tee tet beat bee te Pep wth Th ake od arey Sok TERE aA . tos, ‘ . . won : . . . eo. me 7 2 is ote . . ° . tee, : ‘ : eas oa 1 af we . ba . ‘ . . oe ‘ oa . . Z : F , ? ts in ft : ye Me 1 4 “ a ' Fy + + ‘ ; + 5 ‘ t pew won ttn tener Se Coa ee Ree Titi b é 7 ‘ % n . ‘ y iv “ "a now feel that this is behind us. gadeed . situation, his access and the neture of nis i makes excellent progress against those targets assi ry cr Gor be th gh g re ea tila Sew che 8 8m cme ce ote tt aie gf MES oawrec atte nhetid eeempiontn ciate’ Eh. 5 t wake 1 lan Ay woh ned eh on RRC et ache a ES a ot Prva omy J 4; ‘ . ¥ nee nan mee an a ie - me eee au ae ntti or His mdang atom age ae eet en oe a ee
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xe \ % ~ 3 3 . “ $ ' : 7 t i . a . “ata yee pen QP EE REITs A cheentten pated IS MERE LM eo (Stewsneneeren wa 4: cube eee wees wee eee os as { . : Woe > ISECRE] -_ Tec 4 | MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Perconnel Divicion, OP VIA: Chief, OPSER SUBIECT: OQRPHONE /1 - Amendment of Memorandum of . Oral Commitment : 1, &¢ ba reque-ted that QRPHONE /i's Memorandum of Oral Commitment be amended te Increase Sublject's tax free Income from $850. 00 te $959, 00 per wonth effective | January 1976, 2. Thie $160.00 a month increace wil! be zet up in an interest bearing eserow account, Chlef Cevert Action Staff Contract Person ee or ” Distribution: 2 pe Ft Orig. & 1 - Addressee i - Chief, OPSER - — |< CA/PERS ey oes Pe CA/CRU oe .1-CI/CA
74-90000 = . i] i ed ie ‘ pe Jere eee a ‘ ae relly + : aera aad ra ° ° ain ‘ oN A, . i : DISPATCH |... = ‘|. SEBCRET: “/™ masz sea Chief, WOLTME __ X —_ {wo perenne sxqumen SPD. _ OLY QUALIFIED OSE CAM SUDGE ADOMEG aOR ~ tet Bs fF} saxeorna *OrDORIC/Operational PHO! assport 7 Reference: OEPA - 2223 _ ‘l. Reference reported GRPHONE/1° s having lost his passport and having obtained a replacement at the U.S. Embassy , 2. On 17 November Air France returned the lost passport by mail. No explanation was offered regarding the delay in finding andreturning the passport. Since QRPHONE/1] had already obtained a new passport, he returned the old one to the U.S. Embassy[ sor: cancellation. nee ett oat ne a aplelepAO 2 wwe wriiiomadettetinte! oenonctvnma oad ey P PON see kam Ne eg 6 A eben tant Meee ENR foros eAORT CWE =e 5 “MICROFILMED i a GEC 17 1969 A ribution: fw C/WOLIME DCC. MICRO. SER. 4 iL - cos 1 - cos 1 - C/EUR be : . , \ : ‘ 4 SERRE AREER SN Bt RINE ARLE TT ERE SF CRA ATE LIE ERS ASTER PRE EE Teartier tiene ett: : . ‘ i Eg aAR Be as RIE MPDENEG ARRAY AER RETIN ES SETS OSA TODD TRAP TRAE PERE UEE EY OE BOOT OE NE Re PORE Bee A EES 0 OR RISO, 4 Se ear eRe Ht te bn tom ERLE Roney © demon ar tmee +H CS Copy DQof- 206052 . ne , ; CROSS REPERDEE 1 ; DGPAION SVE AD BURSTR Bare oo on b ae OEPA - 2263 DEE on B88 1969 GASHHANOS 05 Fas 8 S EC RE T/RYBAT —oteeceee— 60-12 f= 3 “ a Tim sete ee ED RA eT AHN NARA RETA AMSA wt Sth Saat ORR IER AICI Menace bitisinier Toh mente cOeeanaman oe
14-00000 ™ ’ . if. es oe one Lt wf ao we gene n COE NSA TITY PAD DLA ARATE AE I BPA LAE 5 ERT AS +S. nnn atte a REA, we . r. + : la . 4 | : ” ean | ay ib - iE 24 November 1969 ae z : . en r MEMORANDUM POR: CA/BP SUBJECT: Escrow Statements of Account 1. Forwarded herewith is the 30 September 1969 Statement of Account for the escrow accounts maintained by Project | for your division. FD : . x " aa) *s, enoctneteisinunesiastemerinaion are ™ : 2. If any of these statements doe not relate to your division, please advise so that we may change our records. 3. Effective 1 May 1969 the interest rate was increased from four to five per cent per annum on interest bearing ac~ counts. ' 4 Y oy Vd 4 ' ’ : ’ » 1 re oe oy. OGC/NAMUTUAL Attachments: a/s - 7 a Pewee a Rabati Cee a,. Excluded fo-.. xiomatic dect:.
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14-00000 e ¢, 1 ewes at ‘ te , y . t . ay . oa ‘ , ' 5 . wo nr . ° teed cxmnatetnariseslt RS DUR HDA tS 8. felih ts PIERCE Hee LOT EGS PRESS BANANA Es age MS ENS Me ANTLERS 1 by OLD WRIT ROTA NTT ENTS TE LAI TA a AT ag a go ee eee oS be Tes ee APSF Le a zi Sao be apietar AasoneATese SECRE T/RYBAT 91969] | femme DOC. MICRO. SER. aN Anj- 30L05-~. i. At their most recent meeting QRPHONE/1 reported to that he had lost his passport in[_||during his recent visit to - The loss occurred on 8 November in the departure lounge at [Airport as QRPHONE/1 was waiting to board AP 822 for! (leaving at 1755 hours). QRPHONE/1 had shown his passport to the im- migration officials when he entered the lounge. He then went to the duty free shop to purchase a bottle of Scotch and a carton of cigarettes | for his wife| He presumes that his passport slipps5 from his pocket during the process of producing his wallet to pay for these items. At any rate he did not discover the loss until the flight was airborne. 2. ORPHONE/1 had no difficulty re-entering | | using | | i He reported the loss to Lately t as o 1s meeting with| on 13 November i not been located. SBEVTDORIC/Operationa 1/MHPROBE QRPHONE/ Passport es OCT GG REGHRED - REFERENCES 3. On 10 November QRPHONE/1 went to the U.S. Embassy and obtained a new passport (the number of this passport is IDENTITY - u/s/e). ‘ 4. We advised | of this less during his visit to pn 14 Novembdr- Attachment: u/s/e Passport Number Digtribution: 3 — C/NOLIME w/att . ; : i - cos w/o att - Ts a i - COS fact . . ° *. 1» C/EUR w/o att 4S REFEREE 1 CEPA SYRBOL AND HARREER DATE OEPA - 2223 21 November 1969 4 RE T/ FE SABER a S ECRE T/RYBAT ~201—306—952— a ee tw : “os ee ee mee Fe ame ees aetna See cera onthe ernie te
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14-00000 kam, +2 wae genta dy gel gh os ct te, hE SO Trp ai ne ce tent ee EEE pee rm ee ne Ne, a 2 ° Soe SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, CA Steff SUBJECT: | Request for ORPHONE/I Salary Increase REFERENCE: . OEPA = 2122 1. The following is a breakdown of QRPHONE/I's salary history: Starting salary, June 1965 $600 per month 1 September 1966 $700 per month . 1 July 1967 $800 per month we bo . . i : i on . » All of the above figuras are tax free. In addition, as of 1 May 1969, Subject .f was given an additional $50 per month (also tax free) as our contribution : toward some form of insurance against the future (endowment, lump sum Se a . ¢ash value, or whatever the Field and he finally selected), This appears on . ~ the books av a salary increase. However, although to his ultimate advantage, : , oo &t does veault in a small decreadae in take-home pay since C/1 ls also required 7 ; to make a contribution to the payment of the premium. a . ; 2 Ys addition, Q/l's MOC also provides for $10, 000 Indemnification In case of death, or payment of $600 per month up to $10, 000 to his wife in case . ef his total incapacitation or disappearance while employed by CIA. Allowance . rn i had originally been made for this provision when he seemed te have an excellent. are: ne ehance for travel this year we included the provision as a general a a benefit, not tled to any particular type of hazardous travel alone. Finally, Lo _ this year's amendment to his MOC alse Included a severance bonus of éne . ve foe month's salary for each year of satisfactory service. We placed $3,200 in a a ne: epecial escrow account te cever his previous four years’ service, and are a oe providing in cur Project renewals for each year's required deposit te that “ ee escrow account. Please note, however, that this benefit has not yet been ; 4 we - surfaced either to ORPHONE/i or to by deelsion of] a bo — decision whieh I believe was wise), a oo ; 3. I¢ le my feeling that the proposed salary Increase of $250 tax free “. + er month le way out of ling. I believe that paragraph 3 of the reference, is a rather epecious and unrealistic argument. O/1, although an American, is an agent, and nothing more,[_ | the question of quarters, allowances, and periodic step Increases Ie not relevant. In addition, while I do not subscribe SECRET Qa Teapot! fy 7 ae Ye nee Sy
14-00000 rat eel ok + kaya tts : be fe a ata iz Ae, — ~ SECRET Aten, a ‘ + te some of the criticlams that have been leveled at his production, the fact remains that I h-ve not seen any marked Improvement during the past two years in the quality of the material he provides us, As time goes on and the realistic criteria of what is dlsseminable and what is not are applied ae more and more to hie preduction, and this production in turn remains at ita present level of superficiality, we will cee lesa and less of It qualify for dissemination, Since he ia an FI agent, this has considerable significance, although it of course does not present the full picture of his capabilities, His eperational intelligence has been recelved with mized evaluations; usually his inktial coverage of a subject Is very well recelvel and often whets the appetite of the reciplent for more; somehow, however, that “more” never seems to materialize -- they get more of exactly the same caliber, but little more in terms of depth of reporting. Perhaps the fault es in QRPHONE/I, in which case we should realize early that what we have here is not a true Fi agent, but a sort of “operational intelligence butterfly." Perhaps, on the other hand, the fault lies in ndling of the man, not in terme of the personal relationship which fhas been able to bulld up with him, but ma even because of that relationship. I remember when I first talked wit aaley realized that he felt he knew more than Headquarters ae te what was Important for Q/1 te cever and what was not; I am serry I enlesed [on his TDY here and when I was } and that hie home leave has been postponed, for I had hoped to determine for myself whether stili fele that way. Whetever the reason, I am by no means giving up on « but will continue tc try to narrow down his targets so that he will have a fair shake at showing what he can do when he is net allowed to — cover the waterfront. 4, What the above paragraph is leading up to, is that I do not in all ; 7 honesty feel that he has done anything te really deserve a promotion, except ° build longevity since the last one, and perhaps not follow up (actively) on that an On newspaper job offered to him (bis preference, in any event). However, I do realize that a man must have an incentive, and would like te propese that we euggest to[  _—_siehat amore realistic increase might be in the neighborhood / Se of $100 a month, and that the s bonus mentloned in paragraph 2 above Be might now be surfaced both tol and to O/l as a new benefit. & Attached for your ready reference is a copy of the ORPHONE quarterly _ veport for 1 April to 30 June 1969; this is the last one we have received. Attachment: as stated - ‘, Chief, CA/CF Distribution: ry genes peor at ORs etE mie mete amen of eren tte eran Ae mene cere eR TER EPRACEENAE RN FE GEOE eND eaecine rr apa eA cemntony atenae muareengetiom mea en e208 MB
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14-00000 aS Us STATION/BASE PERIOD COVERED CASE GFFICER TIME Le Ze Weg ee . " " . QUARTERLY REPORT s, 3 U eroeyr—— PROJECT AGENT'S CRYPT 3 £34 DATE OF POA/OA QRPHONE , 23 ding 42 1966 1 July-30 September 1969 costs 5h 34a Ly? (Pield ih. 12 working days per ed Costs Only): month (average) 4 oe 2 as SUMMARY OP OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS DURING PERIOD: Pursuant to plans developed as a result of| | @DY, QRPHONE/1 made a ; continuing effort to deepen_his contacts with various African person- f alities connected with the | Although som: progress has ; been made with persons who seem of secondary importance, QRPHONE/1_ still a | is_unable to gain t idence of the central characters such as eos QRPEONY'’s one week stay| |was a week of intense activity for QRPHONE/1 and saw his local “credentials” put to a most demanding test. OQRPHONE/1 performed extremely well throughout the week. See OELA ~ 51297 for details. ae QRPHONE/1 has been able to monitor the activity of Belgian Communist who is attempting to become a key figure in the Palestinian libe 6ration movement.” Sce OEPA ~ 2037, 2099 and 2123. Following an overature from a U.S. newspaper QRPHONE/1 made a quick trip to consult with Headquarters officers regarding the impli-. “QRPHONE/1, including discussions of his participation in the now magazino. _ OF QRPURE. “A new means of funding QRPHONE/1's Salary is being sought to replace BIKNEE, ; Regret that operation” For a review of the security implicationst: ' access to his various targets remains substantially unchanged. cations of this overature on his RVROCK status. See| and Le DIRECTOR 28728 for details. J So a Through two unwitting female informants QRPHONE/1 was able to obtain re~ porting on the Algiers Cultural Pestival. See OELA ~ 51298. . QRPHONE/1 has continued his mo ing.of the activity of various African liberation movement figures Den] SPECIFIC MATTERS OP OPERATIONAL SECURITY AND COVER: QRPHONE/1's vacation with his family produced a marked impcovement in his domestic situation ~ with its consequent impact upon the cover and security of the entire operation. This remains a matter of concern and one which will be carefully monitored. : - ORPURE is now entering into a more meaningful overt correspondence with This will have a positive impact upon QRPHONE/1's cover as a “representative which is no longer functioning due to unrelated problems encountered by the ESTIMATZ O? AGENT'S CONTINUED DEGREE OF ACCESS TO TARGETS: QRPHONE/1's EXTENT TO WHICH AGENT RAS BEEN ABLE TO SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS, INCLUDING INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION: QRPHONZ/1 has approached all his assignments with enthusiasm and energy. He has fulfilled these assignments to the maxinun a Saad f F ro oral Cav tn ee red aft. 3 ~ 7 >
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Tee o g 3 mG ee’ ee og Dy geen nppteen used gent yl ee eh UU a CD Ct ee : a . eB geeonyperemcdens oi EI - mee mit irre 6 ate son nD a : : e io ® —— Hf a “ “ DISP TCH OASHRAROS PROCESSING ACTION # . SECRET/EB YBAT HARKED FOR BEE iIES * bie) c er, - Chief of Statio —— no secre, ee QuD wo. Chief of Station Lief, Divils WIG SF heey qokurdo on Chief of Bas _{O¥ pee uboane ROM er i Acting Chief, | Ut il eeporna 1820 DTDORIC/Operationa ee Switzerland Pars) 1. As addressees are aware QRPHONE/1 has officially been denied entry into Switzerland since 16 December 1963. This order was issued in connection with his employment with Identity A, which was then receiving money from the Chinese--in violation of Swiss neutrality. A similar order was also issued at that time for Identity B, who was the Editor of Identity A. 2. It is now some six years later and QRPHONE/1 (at least i overtly) is employed as a legitimate journalist. He is not a member of any group which is proscribed by the Swiss authorities-- although, of course, he maintains contact with a wide variety of leftist individuals in pur-uit of his operational tasks. QRPHONE/1 has noted that Identity B has been allowed back into 6Switzerland-- in connection with his defense of Arab terrorists and feels that if the Swiss are willing to do this for Identity B then they should also lift the ban on his entry into Switzerland. QRPHONE/1 : oe obviously feels personally about this, and it may be that future : ‘ operational benefit could be gained if QRPHONE/1 were again able to enter Switzerland. eae mob nme an abe = 3. We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of a report written by QRPHONE/1 following his contact with the Swiss Embassy Con this matter. We are also forwarding under separate cover a copy of the letter which he sent the Embassy in which he formally states his request that the entry ban be lifted. cn ents oe. A wanes /CONTINUED..«/ Attachments: u/s/c ' 1-As Stated above 2~Identity Sheet Distyi@ution: , 7 we” CHOLINE wfatts rr cog fates MAY 8 1969 a cal ne en eed ere tae ba Aerraye : 5 1. D abinertitcaacpeinh ohio ee qetqgene qraesanp ar neearne seen > “> eRe pier eppeniyaars tees Benes area ata nae fortes as Yer gt 68 ot ate 29 hee toh pe er CR NMP fest MET NP cg OCEAN MESO SOIT RE ors Ce ENTRY 1 - CO |w/o atts tS GoPY D 200-124-156/3 OEPA-1794 7 May 1969 7 . GASSERARON HOS Ald UEER ih. old SECRET/RYBAT }201-306052 ie ype Bai seamen ener nar an tee nem Be we TE wae earn a esse cee cents tne eeu soptememe ce . ne ean HE "Bete - - sory ste ed . gt a “BL SE 4
14-0000 Fe . . og . ; . . ‘i : = : CRSTIRTION OSPATGr SYMBOL. ANG MOER : ¥ Fo E - | CONTINUATION OF o | 7 4. You will note that the Swiss Embassy suggested that i QRPHONE/1 work through the U.8. Embassy on this matter. We have told QRPHONE/1 not to do this, but rather to deal directly with ‘ the Swiss. If he needs certification of his status as a working / d journalist we suggested that QRPHONE/1 obtain.this from the appro- i ° pxicte professionel erganization (of which he is a member) in i London. 5. We presume that the Swiss Embassy| will be forwarding QRPHONE/1's letter to Bern. We will appreciate being ' advised of any Swiss action, or statements, on this case which may come to the attention of Station. Any advice which[_ | i Station can offer regarding QRPHONE/1's pursuit of this matter will be welcome. 6. Of course Station should continue to be guided by the contents of DIRECTOR-69543 in any dealings with the Swiss concerning QRPHONE/1. See ace eer i 4 a 4 i | i t 4. a, 7 + Sten wht Rt ecient S + ate . . oy a ‘taney ate atest PATE: WSR LEE SRN SES IN SHE TE LARCENY CoE ERT ASOT GF LS ALSO te eRe _ a t ‘ ' ? a ADEE nna finn tng si aH Bho nee eterna ener A mC cee “it MTDNA Ue HER ee mT HAD wer Mee . nied ae 1 4 ra ‘ ’ } . aE rion ow 1 + + + on eomeeanei paige tte ees at . went . . . cee So rans ap ~, a ‘¢ ween CLASSIFICAT.ON ome 8
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= “CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 7 au OrLties. eo ~ CHSPATCH SPER, OD MLLER SECRET/RY BAT | - OEPA-1708 which are obviously known to the security Furthermore QRPHONE/1 himself might think treated in that fashion and TNs tote delat tee it odd that he was bein suspect that Ww would not help ya {a) would obviously be a nuisance to say the least, so we felt that the obvious answer was (b) i.e. an extension of | another year on present conditions." as aware of his role which latlonship with him. Alternatively se et a tne ow ~eer ne ¥ er ered We have attached QRPHONE/1's brief report of his visit[ | jte obtain this visa renewal. USE PREVIOUS EO: THON. ears ere eens Sec it eran ee fet, b Lucas atdy ral wee 4 - +s eae HG etienentee eT RLISERURE penitent a «yan OFEEES “RAI chives see MB NeRREMS ey HAE He om ING tm EL LETT IOTIA SAY ee em mae ne ne OER Renee oe SECRET/RYBAT
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sepasteestttetrtetete tth ten eent aee  ec  R E a TPOTRE TE P SEIN SOG PLT T ILRI TT NT ME TRENT Te OLA AE Ce SP er oP Tae Cats my hoe * pepipcyation et vel! 6 FE sre menere Beet ad ee . rea TC GASSIKATION an PROCESSING ACTION | aReED Fo pepexaes fon eh ch te Chief, WOLIME | bemcome nam imo, Chief of Statio , , Omy Que Oe SSCS On 12 March 1969 QRPHONE/1 was granted an extension on his I alia until 15 February 1970. 2. Since QRPHONE/1's file indicates an interest on the part off sin his case, was consulted prior to the issuance of the extension. (This is not unusual in the cases of persons such as QRPHONE/1 and does not necessarily imply an “agent” status. Of course WOFIKM is not mentioned at all in this file.) In coordination with Station it was decided that a re-newal of QRPHONE/1‘'s one-year Visa was preferable to the granting of permanent resident status--which would normally have been the case. We quote from the appropriate memorandum from | to[___—_—_—«|Station on this matter: “the choice was between:- a) an extension of two months b) an extension of one year i.e. a repeat of what was granted to him last year -¢) that his temporary residence should be made *unconditional”® which would be the normal procedure if there were no special considerations. Our feeling was that for QRPHONE/1's cover purposes (c) would be undesirable; if his friends got to know of it they might think he was being treated over-generously in ' view of his contacts with leftwing revolutionaries such /CONTINUED.../ Attachment: h/w Report Dis spnticion: - C/NOLIME w/att 1 - cos____|w/o att GS fopy OEPATON SYMBOL AMD BIMAER BATE . OEPA-1708 ~2 April 1969 GASIACATION HOS HUE BuUesER ' perytee ab Fx eet tether mie nde arate anette ree reas wemametan ene mate en _gGumpspearamemame verre encirmeca rome mene mene sestinaee = ae eee 6 neem oem wae 6 8 ang amnaenee cous Sone men oe _ - Steg meee coe re rote sama Latah ane abe Ve wale be Saimin neeomatege *
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ens. 1° Jar 63 subj: Cotacts it «di ERE GEE COU 3 + Palas Jems meetings 17 Jan ard ten mectines 1? Jan ® F i is stzetin: a new publicctlem to Le called eueh on the order ag 2 of whie: will be_al at Prene~-s;.enkirs Borth Africa, “iud.e bast,  , % and Alec riane in Fearee. & trsiced| Will be _o { editor (he we unra-ed) and ih te tue wilting penite. Coler will be ie used for tne cover and addg inside, te plates being made in .est Gemony, an wy ; Arable edition will be issued later. cs ae) 20. iplara to ure three phésagraphers cor the ~azacire, be ses he Fai to use Algerians even &, i they we @ not ®-noterrammiers®, but tha Feeded me ty cack then up techrdée ally.) “ry : He hae already ta.en twertyesone photos fron me ami has -iven ne a lone Listof » othere he wants. He hag promised to pay 150 frarnes eacr to gtart, with raise aa in pev eg the nara-ine rresresnes, 1 said zy present «rk carng my livirg, and i @ question ofprestic more importart cher pay for tre oente (Comment: I'm ‘ not eure hw gerious is, nor if he hee the authority tc we cae At least , he talxe a good va-e, efi he has taker sore “hotes to show the é@itor for we in the riret few iss es.» phates 3e Before, ‘offered explovent_on the ~avazine, he aged if I wo be free to sperd tiree or four weexs i |) to take Sgev ral theceand” photes which could Le used for the rext seweral yeare in a econtinuire eanpaign for the liberation of argola, with me retaining selling righ’ s fin the negatives and the entire trip being paid I eaid I wag willing : if I could arrange it with my e ploy re. That wis St Toon 14 Jan. At six pers _ 18 January,[___—ilarnouneed to_e that had apreed to sponsor a trip for me to Arzy:e. Asa fir teo 46i ve present at 1000 dan 19 to take ~ Ay photos of his interview I will be there. , “ bcbifiltemy tee ae Fmatgtin 2 ry hea then eaid the Atiag once uncerway would not te his responsibility, just - ae he had loosed the reins of Al Ghaab once ‘t -as started. Then he will publish : a an cntire series of slékk,ore-ti 6 publications on the various phasee of the , Algerian goverment ani its efforts, & photo book on »]peria, photo bocks on the aN varloug reaiong and problera of alger.a. Coneurrertly, he will be doing publications o. on Black African subjects, ta-ing many, lone swines throurh Aerica to gather the inforstion andphotes. He sald, "You will te wridne -wre with me and traveling throurh Agrica at that tice than sorkirs: on Atlas, whicn snculd nave a good backlor of Alzerian photos by ther.” He ad-ed, &f couree, 111 have to ret permigsion tn take you on theee trips—--arve they! 1} wart an arrican phote-ravh-r instead.* 5. After | interview toter, I an to -ret te” make further plans. . 30 Brey . rere 3 FR a
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i se : ele . . j fo etm ney > — . wee EE NUT poy teat a oo “ - 2 . : ; é s a > *, 8 eecagr . . 8 We . F ® ® o 4 H Coe INFORMATION REPORT COVER BREET . . E ‘ ; . ! 7 if On vRoee /  OgPA797 a | : | 33 January 70 oa be SEE cere es CABE OFFICER: JAN 26 REPORTS OFPICER: . [RELEASING OFFICER: he DISTRIBUTION: So ee G Ye FS SSHSC FF CETTE Se & Se Se @eeeeweree We eee eee eae ; t 2 a i : | DTDORIC/QRPHONE i i SUPDATA: .- * i gubject: PFirst Tnternationa! Commres: of Palestine Selidai ity, , , Commiitees ln Alulern, 26 « 2h Le ember 1369 i Source: QRPHONE/} ; Note: Request Headquarters verify and correct names. INDEX , : participants. ; i Congresa decusents gave several buglish translations for & i this Congress. We hete whogen the one which we belteve , ny i fig the most accurate translation of the Freach. : &e ~ 4 > § : &  % SE File: 200-124~158/4 j : i ~ ry - = - on H v soe . ‘ . 4 . / s 7 3 | | | 7 z ® « ba died
PRED BNA TE 3 and CR ARUN SNC BUN EE ie pag : BACKGROUND 08s OLY BO FORBIGH il calle D1BSEX/HO. DIGA@H ABROAD/ - 6 Secrart aePoRt NO. | GATE Oista. 23 January 1970 cowanr teterastionsl/Algeria Boe 86 =~ 938 Pesenber 1940 e . gunect Piret internatiosal Congress of : Palestine goliderity Coamittess §@ Algiers, 26 - 28 hecewber 1969 a (26 January 1970) nem NO. ate Ree Sumuary: The Firet Int-rnational congress of Palestise Soliqarcty Committees in Algiers was spcnaored by the Algerian C.mmittee of Solidarity with Palestine. About 200 delegates, sost of whom wore Yesetery E:ropean pro-Chinese mflitents, attended the event. Im the proededings of the Congresea these ailitente sought to appiy the Chiaese theses ef the “People'a War“ to the Palestinian struggle. The Cougrees firmly backed the notion that Al Fateh and the Palestine Liberation Orgeeization (PLO) vere one sad the same body with Al Fetah acting as the vanguard body for briaging about usity among a11 Palestine commando/ liberation organizations. A aajor decision of thse Congress was the eccepteace of a Palestinian proposal to create an iaformatios bureseu in Algiers. The Algerians claised that fifteen coustries were represented. There was no liat of delegates end the Algorisa hoets went out of their way to sssure anonymity ameng the participasts. ad Summary. i. The Preaier Cungres [aternatioss) des Cosites “Palestine’ (Firat Internatiosai Congress of Palestine Solidarity Committecs) was held at the Club des Pins conference site ten miles outside of Algiers fros 26 tn 28 Desember 1969. 1€ @as attended largely by pro-Chinese militants from Wostera Burepe. The total gumber of delegates vas 188 -- 148 forsiga, 20 Palestinian and 20 Algerian. -The Prench delegation wag’ the largest one present and the most divided inte various factions. 8 BC B & T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSE ABBOAD/ BACEGROUND USE ORLY Pe eT eet ene Fa + Peat Siew eS VS es Pleoehtiss: ape. ann EAE RT a eaten SP ele . DTT te cette UP SOH HCE HHO EWS 0 eo 0 OO Hee TUT /@@eee6¢ ed GRue a eseeeeeeeese ee eee ese @@eeeeesees’eoeoe'esceeoeoeeae'eeeaoeeeeoeee 6 6046 8% & ® @'@ @ @ © @ «€°e@ @ @ e's
14-00000 . | ¢ O/8O PORBIGH NISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DIFREM ABROAD/ . - BACKGROURD USE ONLY . _ ~Page 2 of 6 pages The Congress was officially sponsored by the Algerian . Committees of Solidarity with Paleatine. a 2. The partidipaat:, for the gost part, espoused the Chinese thoses regarding the “People's War" and appliocd ~, these theses to the Palestioiau wtrugglv. while net directly ariticising the Soviet pulicien 1. the Middle East, it gas @vident in the Congress documenta that the Europea: silitaents @ought to do no. For example, they strongly condesaed the Weited Nations reanlutiona on the nettleseat of the Hiddle Baet conflict. The main conclusi«na of the Congress were: | @m acceptance cf the Al Fatah es ‘eiag the only geruisce Palestiotan revnlut.otary ergeaig.tion, and a deciaioe te ereate an information bureau in A:giere which will de rua by Palestinians. The bureau #111 provide inforsation on éeveloppents in the Palestisian revolution to all tbe Palestinian coamittees throughout the world aad to all gevolutionary soveacnts which support the Palestinian people. -$8@ conjunction with those Palestine ceamittses, the tureau will sponsor meetings, lectures, detates, file shows end an eenual confereuce. Ce pment Abu @l H & & 8 @ 8B, @ prominent leader of the lesatinian delegations, confided te one of the gelegates after the Congress that the Peleetine Liberation Organization (P19) would probably epongor _ CARDS “ti -- Of LALGICRS se Ae ee es ffs 3 & Att r——7 saeNtr I Ave coaveraa tions G1te Lae - - ————""gome of the Algerian participant-otsorvers, they were not: ee altogether pleased with the Congress, feeling that its con- ~— - Clugions were excesgivelys tist. The chief spokespan for ~“ he Algeriass was UU’ bancd @z2id, who is the Algerien i he entative on the itnitgd_Nations Security Cougcil ) os DIPlemAT 4. The delegatcs slept at thé Zeralda Touriet Center 3. MBCRE&, located avout eleven miles from the Club des Ping, and were Luesed daily to the Congress site. The Algerian hosts saw te 4& thet the dclegator were cept Lusy aad together. Strict security wae maintained and the Jeicgates had no chance to # tingle with the Algerion pecple, Trcte was no List of An Gelegates and several of the participants uged pseudonyes. ‘om : eft le ra . 5. The firet sesyion of the Congress on 26 DeceaLler, c Acecatattich included the attesdauce of a large group of Algerians, “Ta Awyed Wh chaired Ly LarbfFVB entouni (Algerian). ( C7 LAWYER comment: TDCSI'B 315/05408-69, datcd 31 December 1969, 4 described Bentoumi ag tho Algerian defonse lawyer in the. wocent trial in Switzerland of the three Palestinian terrorists i ebarged with attacking an El Al Boeing 707 in Zurich ia | Februa:y 1969.) Most of the firat session wag devoted toys. 724 9)! asgigning the delegates to. the cummissions and } pares the timing of the various speakers, such ag Yas i Fafa t, * Al Pateah‘s official spokesman and ghairman of the PLO. Uper , the Focommendation Of a Palestinian representative, the Congress oted Ly a majority of 33 votes to create three commissions -. ‘ oe tne “event. These were conmonly known an follows: Political ‘ enuianren COB@isaion, Information Commiewton and Organization Cos@isaion. : enon | Comment: The Palestinians obviously bad cose to the ‘ee'eeeeae ese eeegeeaesnee 6 66 TER wee soe 6 Creare s Fé Seaeestesaseeee Bee @e' eee e@e eee ee 6 © scatter ste aie ens SAL ance sisee Biase sede? QV VEVEETT CTT TES A ’ i Congs s68 with only one imseediate practical aim, 4.e., to p OP i obtain loft-wing acceptance ef the «reation of a Palestinias. » ] 1% fy aaformation Lureau.' , J Se 173 »' . ® Ee ge ai 6. At the tuginning of the second day of the Algiers ~18 | — Fe eerose, 27 Neceaber, Nentousi ceded the chair to Nabil i tpl vee &8 8 @F of the PLO. For the rest of the Congress the ‘totg ® i A Algeriann olayed new active role, thus leaving tre Palestiniang e° with coreldera.t: trecerm af sctson ir the proceedings. Tho  @ | O MEMBE >, { SEC RE TNO FORRICE DINSEK COVTRELLYT DISS2/ND DISSE AHROADS 9, 2 : 2 arate SNE AO eine ie wee EAR wT Tatty di. cr) it AS : . as
14-00000 wee te te ee ge 8 $C 8 £ T/FO FOREIGN NIS8z/CONTROLLED DIGSTM/NO DIBORM ABR0AD/ fe - BACKGROUND USE ONLY - e a * ° * Page 3 of & pages ‘palestintans took avor the chairmanship of the three 26 @ guided @uch of the work of theese groups. A Comrade 3 ut” frem Paris chaired the Infermati Coamingion: apeacn chairea the isportant Pulitical Commission. . Aromat: Seurce did not know the nage of the Palestinian eke an) Gkeired the Organization  cussissios.} iosions 4 7. The seat tmpertant Congress document waa = ¢ political Geclaration which bad been drafted ia pao ppitcical Comission aalely by Abu £1 Hessen and sUhiganya aeckh an da, K@ British citizen of indias descent whe is of the pro- e ai-¥ie%o lsdarity Frost (Bic?) Crament: 4 4 Maschanda confided that he was fot coepletely satisfied with the text of the document, but considered 4. worthwhile nonetueless because it case close to what he congidered vere ganeral Chinese positions, althnugh 1¢ did uot condemas the Soviet Union by nage.. Abu Ei Hassen and other Paleatiniang congratulated Manchanda fer hia eucecesa in ramming threugh such a hard-line political docusest. Hanchanda had in fact dawinated the final plenarg eession of the Congress on 28 becember which voted affirmatively om the declaration.’ Om on* occagion during the discussicas in the Politieal Commission, Yarid tried to persuade the Commission . fehege revelutinnary coemiteents he claimed to share) that i¢ should go eanior in ita condemnationa of the United Nations. . &. Delegationa from the following countrins wore represented at the Congress: 8. Austria - Represented ty an observer {rom oscov-hine Cumeunist Party of Austria — cox M agp. # zee on gel - a divided delegation headed CET BELITON a, nly by -emomagt nd Le but whitch included ue & few supporlera “ft a isdn) eipp a, ® current & polinical eucay of Ra inde. (asprres 3?) moh or: g is M eubitu ¢. fwrazil ~ Represented by a youth nanoatt eG4ll uns 7 ee @ hives in London. SEX M a i SET: Braz we. ° a. Great Britain (two rival delegations) - felegatiun led hy Manchanda eas follows: ww ao e's’ Oe ea © 6 & @ (i> Manchanda, representing the Selidarity Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Arab Peoples, and the Revolutionary Marxist-Leninist League . AZ wor arl ¢ GIT: UK (3) Ddana Vs agfor d, Fos the Fouen’s ual Righte Camp aiga , MEMBER oF * pk eR mise aeh- . wf (3) Wike “Er ylitsias, of the SEAM MEMBER Revolutions igt- et League § €x7T. wk nena ACE 7 a gue SET uo at] (4) vipner ns namanca, ef the MEMPERe|ziwbalwe Students Uaton in furore A (28UB). (Frield SEX M Coument: Aa officia To peitish Serv Service reported ia Auguat 1969 that Chinemassa was expelled ty the & &°e CSW OO rer: &e@'e ¢ o CxrT UK executive committee of the Zimbabwe African Peoples fon (ZAPU ag ck eat of the ZSYUE.) 7 a (el eh SEX M "is. aicnart ib geo, journalist for crr: ui “Liberator” ee SEX E ——— ft -rf ote, — eee foe) 6 Beme Pw eg 2 8s ams, a xohool ieacher eiv: “Ke eee. ea @e Be ib FP: 88, en) oe ee a e ec ws es o é FS 2 "SA LED TES OLSNO DIENT! ABLOA TI Pim 2 &  @  @ De om er: sb eer eer SRE eb Tas ® \@@ 868 6€¢68 8 @ we @ ” petemuna tg an, > 63 Cy ve 63 : <= a . ed ~ . SVS VRE Sewer eewe °«e8 @ ® @ & © © @ @ @ & @ Tb SDAP IE REIN oo eco ‘3 z z Fs ¥ 4
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Be epee ee fy eakt, a SECRET YORETON DISSEN/CONTROLLED DIRSEN/KO DISSEM ABROAD/ e,° 9 BACKGROUND USE ONLY B, 6 # a . . : : . . _*. cq > FRANCE . Pages Sof 6 pages . . pe a Cle \ t . ‘ ee 4 & ; 4 a“. @. Fracce.~ The Gelezatana vag initially . ®, bd 3. 4 ‘Givided fate factiana tet, or 27 Neceuter, @ sort of . °, 4 zg ”~ Jjitruce was worked cut acd there us ro ovart trourle, - yaw @ ¢ = . oninent seabers of: the delegn:.na were:, Roger tt? —~ Ie *s eB tis § Fe ® 4 = faus ge ther * P. i a> os “ret: 77 eter oy and war Cleude ; b e* Ato “wv ig oad, the eistrens of tederrevak Pm She od fae od |i se ae 2 <s (Algerians living in Parde@t. = = © 1 +6 WCET: AtGenzal ® eo : % ‘ eo 04 z @. West Germany - The delegation ese ccupesed pa £ %e prigarily of unidentified wiliianta of the Sociatiat » *. k TF German Gtudent League -~ SDS. ‘The grcup teok a very e! ; San) left sectariag position and joined with the PSC rros » o's < ": ance Oritaia is epealy refusing te give full auppert to the & -4 ‘ es 41 Patab. Om the other hand t+: Germans played ro B ®, ug Cs role, speaking only Uriefly fa the Political Comnigsios. wee a f BP: PERRELAE BimAROS Sg e, pal assecrare or AS A bh. Spain : bo Z . at Switzerland Foo, af < : — mM ¢ a Vf: The Netherlands - Repres a ohaerverr &, Be rT3 “s y Keee’¥W@ agtenédonk and tertu @pndriks eo, cat 1s MEraetbesato ease from Auaterdan. 3 (Source Comment: Wagtendonk Pre! ere ta waid that he waa still a «ember of the Pacafiat Soctaligt e* =k Party; Wendrike dearrited higself as 2 Marziet-Leuiniat.? @ «¢ s - e ° @ 2 k. Scandinavia ~ Included Sveden, and perhapa oe E two other Srandinevian couutries - Source: vontvers The es =. eeail Scandinavia, eemup, waieh came as vers. was ¢ * anf e roe. i] guided dirsay rhe orewcedang: Ly sSumir ef ao tami Piet 2 bX) whe resiues at .iuthecsen 11, Neeertten, Stoct. hot. He «et - [ev Swepew ie an Aray jourualist whe chins to orite tor Lebanese and Pp. 4 : OCC JeuRnausr Syrian publications and who rad wltonded the Vietnam War » «. CS aE SOS Testers in Ricckireods, e. —— a. : B. Algsris . E p wa &, Palestine pes = i @ United States ~ Pelegation aw fellowsg: on ad peo ae? GEK PM C$rrivsa i. @ (ib derbVG 1 o ck,” of the Ad Hoc Committee Pt FW gor a Merzist-Leatoiat Coununisut Party whe led the Pp e & - } delegation F s A | en : ee ve] SEX FO <=3rT.us Bg ms Win (2) ure.% 1 oc k, “wife of Rert Block (Source sy fy, Comment: The Blocks asneunced that :ney wore ¥ @0 & attending the Congress under the paeudonya of ®. = AKG .U“nougies. rs. Block even weat ta the length of . - oe  "eearing a reddish wig aad 2ark glasses. Neither Plock ® layed any gignificans sole.) ® & aan ) SEAM CxrT:usA idge Peaver, Black Panther id Party teeter Bes residing ia Algiors r id eee "ech : i <i% Noa LAU). a Neges {rem Chicege who - ° ry accoapanied the Blocks and whe claimed to be @ - . eon of the Uisek Panther iart7. ° —— BA .. SEX M SIT: USA e ® @..28 "Ree? Ba n. uw Yoruer seuber sce gorn BEF ra ret eae Comaaiint Warty of (SA itn Chicage wha aoe ace SBC BB TANG FIRSIGS UESSey “¢ PY PZ 2 be bP SSH, CP PIssk4 ABUCAD.’ - men BA Wsey eas Soho NMG y : . Nk ee med an 7a Sr. eaen | eaeeain g eregtn eine ctmeatnemtne tee 9a * ie eeee acne teat A DAE tone soem congneeih Arye eee Gime tem WREST Aan eda RT RRRRRE ROM Bem e = warcienerteeptetee Ire A uM joa ht ae aT ae : pe wek e ~ s = ves “ = ode
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14-00000 SAE DRL CoS ROR AL ee OMI EE GSR SEL ee onc mars enya tye me! De acide ELS STE ~ — Onate len eeeere evens Bcretor ermarmammene eo nc ase IN, Be, memes etten eS OTTO RS eaEe aoe Aa PORE ER EL Ee 4 ; sacgues Verges “ 19 March 1984 ry <4 5 al ETE SRY « Phayeigal die’ ale Verges ie about 38 yeare old; about 13" isl and of mentum build. oe « He ie fair cslored, hae « Chindwe-looking ‘ace bad wears ep-ctacdes, oe We bas dart Sealy and dark epee. Perertage on Verges was born in Reunion leland which tf » Prench Protectorate, Mie father ia a citteen of thal Telend and Bie methar was from INdo-C hina. He haa af iwaat che oldest trelber, The fesher wee @ Member of the Preach Parlioment rcpresenting Reuntan feland. Wow the Grother Paul Verges, ie & Member of Partlameat from that Teland. we Marinal States Verges wae matting about $046 bul wee citvvrced tn about £1949. He haa one eon fron thie marriage, li ig new beara thal he hae married again tn abow 1963 to Jamilla Bouirhead, the famous Algertan prisoner wh. wee eontenced to death bul wae given a tepriev:. tHe defended har during hee trial, Pere ona Habe Verges was & prominent student in Parie a4 wae trem the vary beginning a very good debetor, He ie @ charmig convernationiial and can keep any sudience completely enraptared by bie talk, He hae been ca- tremely pupules with all groupe and partiqular with females, He le very fond of wating wall, tie takee apicy food which would pul eves an Indien to ehame, tHe drinke vaty Mike, works late hovrg, «ieepa jong in the morninge., tie tae an artieic lomperament and good taste, Career ‘ ; oo * in about 1950° Verges otaried working in ihe Internauonal Union of Btedents in Prague. There he was Georetary of 1.0.3. and later alro @@ Iehernaticnal Students’ Relief which was formed mogeor ives in hie time. He remained there ull 1934, Afler this he returued to Parte and etuJlied te get hie law degree, From about 1955 to 1962 he worked as a lawyor i. France, Ae a lawser he reese tc prominence tnmediately, He wae ele cte-t fe the firet Secretarvehip of the French Young Lawyers’ Body, which te @ post of academic diptinceon, From the very tegusning Verges started taking polticeal caeee of those who were accueed in the various Preach colentes af “esition™, He wee adopted by the F.L.M, of Algerie as the Chief of tne Legal Delence Bureau in Paris. He couducted epveral famous triale including the: of Jamilla end af the same ume carried on the campag: for Algeman indepesdesce in Praace and elaewhere. For wag ben - thc DOO ere cetaceans re a i 2
14-00000 E FP fells. Wy fs ben the ote eee PE ech ceo comm nt Mi omnaton EEF . . . . an a a & a e - : ~ . . a Some ton- he wae in trouble af the Bande of the poliucal groupe sppoee i to Algetian independence, Me wae provitead a guard ouiside hie houee | and for « litte while had even te leave France to live in Geseva because of fear’ for hie ife. Even im the legel defence thu: he wnducied. the baale cn wae entirely eolitcal, He wee all thie pevtod eubecribing to an exivemict eye ae wlew which mey be called dire-revelufenery.. For ezample, im Me legal ane i defence hie thee:y wae elwaye te Mletify on act of killag by an eecused . @@ the ground thei ( was pert of a war ef independence, ° t * tee TREES ty ae A abe Eats nn BES ale REET sR r Almeet from the very beginning and m any case from 1454 Vergee hed eortens 4i8erence with the French C.P, He considered them to t- teformicie and eccuged them of being cowardly in their euppert to the Algetian revelution. He wee never @ meenber iheree? in thie period ens een worked againel them, ‘ os 4 Ser <é! 3A, ea, tn 1063 he ebified te Rabel aa Peliiical Adviser i the King. He was very friesdy with a Sealer Minisier, “Ahinad®, and bis poet in Rebat was brought ebout by the Minister. Hewever, 8 appoare he did net continve long tn thie poet end wee beck im Parise in $063. Now be te the Chief Edder of a politics! monthly journe] called "Rewelution”. We se aleo reported to the bead wf the China Lebby in Paria. “ 3 chinenentneriennenemen nemenmenmmne tee enaetn aan ee mm ‘ eee a NEE eThent 2 Se ESER 1 en et oe une aeTinemn + “ alga 3 a!
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cs ‘ oe yi r ge” wenn gee mens . ‘ § my tw a he Ss ees é ; ‘ Wee ee DOTS, é . -¢ i 4 The pe Rel eis ; Sal £ i ae B, é an t ° & eseret commoe Pre proviic’ the @elleving infometias ebort “Afelay Tetia soerica, foie Seyolutien” and ite French ecumtarjcrt saaolueteat ani ebout the 44ffarencce Sotworms decus:a VCR, the geblicatica'’s Déissster, emf cuiscripticn liste. @apeblicshed sanuccriptee: with the remit that Tlous geceg feca bis $e pense colon cde ware owed a cubotcntial am arrears of eslarye . daoques V5) nade ae att te pay ticoe amreare load eotica = - geoadved judgunent in thele favour earl7| for a sus in oxccsa ¥.s53 will ke unable. beth the inglich and Frenda oditicss. ehe publication at rus fzsnecia pry Gebte and that to will bo vepobare’ be vont hopes that it will then be possible fcc the, ss printer of tha Enrlish editicn, te take over 6008 Gnas te pra othee ext bas moved Ge - zu@ Galante, Paris jen pects re, aw tine verde 20 | ee 2. On 23th August 1964, tho cules Federal Coumedl beuod “Africas, Latina seartons frig Povelutsca”, wich bal bithorte bean printed is Lexwrmt, end the Sviee athoritica tect posssesias of pow gas hooves able te votein pocacssicn of ena Gépy GF tha a. criptien Lied « es wll os distributien recorés emi eocs ct tho ‘fea Rew °° TALOUES 2nd ies bad to give up the tenamay of the Paria cffica . SECRE' BQ FORBIGH DISSEA | SECRET Tog wa? - 2 ORAS: é ferererap and tf i gnmaeatet 4 Peete Sar es a. MOE Sakae tomas, o ~ wet ae ee vat oe 7° 4 hes Baer Thgs Un momenta ye ree §3 = Bye naa. id ney “4 ‘ato ce cae i 3d 29° kg, = it eT tan, stad 3 pate ly OO Te cere moan Mimnapne soe Sopa pe ery oi feared baw a & “Sate ge. fia eee 4 47) + aa ot ea dg ai, wele id eRe t oe tee a hah batted, eu ery * %e@ Hy ataddotietes oy teh. pale
Pa one a ¢ 2A ee ee en gig MOIR ne NRE Sete ORE A AE EF GLEE Ape a TELE Aes nbd eee Beth te me ggpee “Tote phan some aay | ° Ape NECTAR NGS Beni a Gore eg NOE Lend wig ne FEE neg ons ee Sen eee Ln: Chief, WE Chief of wee EscR ut a ‘RHE are. Jac gue VEROES REFEREECE: OFLW - 20852 { i. whee are sentioned in refe dtonine (OrBsON ia a C8 oitisen) and were werking from thet ieation’s Laupanne office, have left Switgeriand at the request: FER08S departed Gwitsorland on 25 Novesber 1963 fcr Latin dmerios (zcesibly Brasi: Hr the Swiee Ucvernnent. ae a ee oe enn ——— a SSQs$ZZ7 ‘[Pepellec frow Switserland 9 December 196317 °° ¢ LOBEPORE reported on 17 January 1964 thet Subjeote, been renoe dispatch ouncerrn: According to LOBEFORE, 2. LGBEPORE believes theee oxpuleions in view of e _ Gity about } “ end that thie publicity he authorities’ attention, thus preapting them to e139. these two propagandists. 3. LGBEPORE aleo noted cn 7 January 2762 tat tne November 1963 ijeeue of Rév Bévolution riopin uOer. (and Paria as the Main Sffice) wierssa tue Cotucer listed Lausanne as the Main Office and Faria ag cne of tne that tn part 1¢ oan tane oredit fer the faot that LOBENiS-inepired publi- eee cea / . ” . eS hae appeared ir tue Gwies prees lped to draw the matte: liete Lacearnra to the Swies ag a burea. ov} teeue + \ bureaus. ' i 1 | * { ¢ i : - 4 i | 3 7 Sarg "OED @ 2@ Jan £4 é * oe On ae nH BTS lt RR ATF LGD OPE Badan BS any antag merrell the mn oe arteg vet ‘ e
% Sper Sanne eeaiNENe mantis ot ott nH WN eH Anke in aeRO pasts Gemncutires ¢ i wnt f. we Reem renee a ee me nmrtereie metetrt nee Hone at ERIM oie te ee ky - ” ST arene te te cree area mt ame seek tak concen OAs coor PROCERBID © ; SECRE mi! ror lexdiea | : CT rt ee ee Sn: Ce tation] ee 3 REF: O8LA-40,542(15 April 1964) 1. Reference forwarded a | paper jealtog eith the well-ksown Communiat magazine Fevolution, Atte. hed are (1) euother pote from SVOCK "A _oli ica, and (2) the paper. received vith it. Please sote Caveats on the ues of the materiai. _—_—" . a.' °@, SMIMPISH also remarked to ee, Of One recent ovccagion, - @$.8@ be bad learned that hed bea: expelled ror the staff of Revolution Cas _ Ts fodicated here}, but the reaeon that SWIMPISH gave eau thet[ __pad bean necesd of workicg op behalf of “gubvergive’ eTaeente, ehich SHIVI'IoH taplied to teiel | Maybe SMIMPISH wea sreculatiag co or misquotlag this report, { haveu’t beep ebie to go Lack to SMIMPTISH on this, becauee he has sulsequently gone on leave, 3. te | would apprectate any commenta on this report. os ; oul ee Ses : Ye’ i \ { ‘ . i : Attachment: herewith . ' _ i-Letter oe . : @-Repor t : . . : ' : Listribution: : 3~Chief, 48 e/att b/w a 2-C/KLWOLF s/att b/w £S Cor Pye t-c], sd ev att b/w | 2-C/RUDBSK w/att b/s 10 Sept 64 | 2-COS w/Ott Bowen TTT “PapeTen seem an RE + ‘ . | rrr : | i J - ORLA-41, 545 nd sR ph 2S PRL Ree 4 2 Se Ca" Ome ak ome . ' 4 -~ ~ boot e, SECRET. Xe * teoemarimeenattfinarsgompsnmaemma aan 0 ARTO cfr PRR ga tt LORD images ero a “ . = oe, . arty eR et tithe ies SSR. wees | eae nm ® * e a 1 SOBRE SBE & J GREEN CRS aS RS ek
PO Cee OR He Mayes Soe bn an a -- Soe sane aaa! { é ° . ° ° s , : r ® e . i ; . H ' . se - , o | @APRICA, LAPIN AMERICA, ARTA REVOLUTIC* _ i t 1 ° Beporte received fren a mmber of sources ake 1¢ clear H -* that "Afries, Latin America, Asia "evolution" haa been tn difficulties ‘ ° * for several months end it appeare chat the last isue wre Bo. 33 dated Meveh 1964. The trouble began, ap ,arently, vnen the French authorities e 601808 copies of iasue Ho. 7 of the French edition, “Re slutian", dated ° Marek 1964 because of um article is contained on French overseas ° Gertiteries. Creditern became alarned, fearing that the publication . wight be tenned, end doumanded settlement of their debts w .wh ware then of or Catinate’ go exceed £10,000. Jact es VERGIS, the publicatian’s 5 ere Directer, tried to effnct adininistrative econacies in order te ¢ ao! eituation but according to VERGES, . argued that th» Cainese ehcu:d be asx ttere woreemed wher, again secerding te VERSES leusenne printer to we.te tc Peking and ase che Chinese to settle the + publication's dett to in. VERGES rogamted|/ ss eotivities as ee ee ean ee cs Geliberately déieru;tiv: and designed to produce procf of China's Support for the putiio tion. .- 2. Also, YEGIS ecaplatred thats working for Comeuniet splinter erc.ps in Durope co the detrinent of che anternational Communis: movetent, ard that te vas dealing cectlesazy with the cagegine's sgerts and contributors. Tne eituation was such that VERGES visited th: U.K. in rideluly to Jiscues the peaition vith th 3 agi » &@Benber of the di:crial Board. BAM, vho ie nov Minister of ger State for Developmer.t ‘Lunring of t.0 Srdted Zepublis of Tangenyike Coateeezi bars wos iy. Landon for the Comonveaith Prine Ministers’ erence. Engiies edition 7 3. in July 1924 there wore rumours that the Engls hed gone bankruzys but chese vere denied by GliSOk whe sugested that the English and French clitiong should te mare quite serarate, and ths? the former should te i :tiished in London. At about this tine the e72it between VORGES = : sen waa renoved toes ' fre his positicn which issued the following “warming *c- _ _ 6 : “Cagades from Neu York, Loric: and Accra (Shara) have raised uz veruve chargos EnOStL? & teen confirced ari underlined ty . Loe prasent distuptéive activities. f “ Eevouution's 2 titorici Board nes decided to dirmiss wn! { bas] } aporna:t.iities ari exzeil Sree KI Of4, activities can not —_ "dm any way engage che respasibility of the review in vow - @22 dts editicas. . ~ . ee Bote -. for the Zaitorial Board" aa 3 i Sisilar etatevent ws published in "Revolution" so. 10-11 dated duly-auguat 156.. C sat ques eeeees (201 - ae 1 Fotwd ) D.@E CTION OF APE RICA SB vativ AMERICA , AWA REVOLT AN he C Aw” , Exlereo | LawvEee ARMGEO THAT CHINUCTET, With cise... - Stsu. & [eros PSKEQO . CA~ Gm BIS cF RAUICATION.
14-00000 PENA? Se $e ee VORASES and hia supporters were hoping to resusa wbiication of tao Incliah editia.. aise seemed determined to curry on and it has teen reported «4a . ae June 1964 he vas erjuiring into the possibility of publishing en Ergiieh vereion in the Fetherlande 5. fue only ether cha: ce cf sign: Zicance vhich has ie | oo poring 19€6 kus been the .eoignation fres tle aiteriai Board ee” of Hazea“ALAVI who objscted to the gablication's oro-Ch.ness attitude. Yesue Wo. 11 of “Africs, Latin acurics, Asis Zevoiution shows that he was Tepbared by cnothes Pakiatent. the 7G year oid Maulana dbéul Hanié ~~ Khan INS. EHASHATI, who liven ix, East Faxietan, te the seater of the National Avond Parcy. ist Sentonter 14. on Haman AAV! CF. Fan etAN free 8 “NFR A A Beene ReNGNED FROM EOtOL AL MOMs RCA Ma BE UG ea ee yee cae 8 mie Se ATE EUR . ; ee Crmaucave pare Ham. K1ANW BHADHANI CAROL“ O7VO3B4B) LevGs ERT FARWSTAN FT FS LEAOLR CF MATIONAL. a AN rPaers, off E0110. AL Bonk O oF FERC A @ UC RTIAG AMERICA, AoA Revclotie nw" REM NCL O FAMIZA ALAMI wsHO CMIECTED IO 6bTS PRG Ce VE ATI WOE => vy BR ceed See ae, 3 a fa ae a ak yey 0 Nat \
8. 2 ren ert nit, SEF AM = seep meneanmenmecetiaiseete oe ad is © aed Sem BE DAtamner teen ate 4 ab MEO NOG LAE AS poten eet ca eve ere ae nae ee ema a Te ES tal ERT Hae ~ Oa RAS ape p-. & CB ow 6-RO Fula VISLAM 6 08 TE- 8 ete Oe ul. tte ole BACKGROUKD URE ORLY rpg @ 6.6 eww wes Page 4 of getses & * « . . from Londob who cave af anol server SEAM F. pose S&S (2) Maz wat, 3 Cesched_ {ea inndes who ext Cine ap aa observer *"E, ak. Brg ete Action taios — Fa ae ge (8) wntt “L- 6 e « , sanager of the Seottiab sexi VYaaguard Konkahoy al Zee Pabaley Noad, Gi.sgow, ETT eh 18 owned hy, the Svuitl:L Workers Deviy. P peawatee AS3ecS ATED we a s pce: pert BEI (9). Navid hk. Vv bh Boe ke, §rom the eaScogtiah Gorkera Party «a0 livea st 66 Tusdee > Bee street la Kainiuren Tt... us Delegation frum the Palestine Solidarity campetgn “PRC as follows: FE # fel Pp we e o- wg We ere A Satan te ee xe @8®@¢48® 8 © @ ® a. e@ © @ ‘se a . qi) aeger“Y oun, jreagucer of trienda ° Of Palestine which is now affiliated with tbe PSC B* a? { (2) Noreaan “7 ee piece, of the Priends . of Palestine . MEMESE ~» M ere Ae sa atl pas . (8) Abdullah “yY a 3s aaeo, of tho Friends - ; of Paleutine emake LUK i pe grl ome se ' (4) Loulea“’E a kh es, of the Young Liberals ; EMBER “Arerezar ee ($$ an unideatiiied girl [riend of Eakes we ae rine WE a ‘6; ‘(foul at lb ter, ef Agit-Prop i + (a PSF eealor) MEMBER” 2OLTCARITY CAMPAICA : . 233 (tour » @@e¢8e@ @ @* a. CPC CET OSU ESS 6 e* % ‘@¢e@e@@eeee 0 &e ® hker, whe saBc 84 af 3 olserver i pre gel Af MBE® {&> para u ua. Cot %x biech’s Coasunist Party of "ritain, Meralsc-fenintat and of the PSC se yet PrCEMBER (3) vave Vis ae pde il, of the| Revolutionary & Socialist Studeuts Feueration (A5SF) aa Tandon X M (Comment: Thia delegation had been se o Algiers,....¢, SEXM ty the London-based PIO representative, (finu reanaz 4° whe ig ap parently the editor of the _geespaper Tite The sewapaper ,however, lists fits editer as ; a ” As, 4 ati Armanagi bed supplied the airfare for thie ‘i ‘Gelegation vegcauge he did not vant the PSC people to go te Algiers under the arrangements of Manchanda. All of the PSC people were young and no match for Yanchanda who, fm the final session of the Congress, wag able to isolate them completely inassuch as they ~pposed the rerognition | . of Al Fatah aud the establishment «f the information | bureau in Algiers. } “7 - e. italy - Represented by delegates froa the italian Communist Party and the Socialist Party of Proleterian Onity (PSIUP). They decided te ve in an - ebserver status, although they «cre entitled to le boon ar participants vy the fact that tnuey Lelong to a Palestinian wae Solidarity Committee in Italy. The only open politieal ? . 7 epprsition te the oversil politica: Lime of the Congress ease from the [tallaus who pagee} out a atatemens at the ' > P b r) eS ewe eee ere we Aten nna ein CREO ENEE  trw oti ot rhe eONngE e op eet ag teeta mementnnaanty ettsematiee gs a eee eee me nstne tee pete ene on eran, . ‘ ahah did Aen TO cee tie stemmtehcem nate ve teen & final sesaion Jepioring the importation of left-wiag quarrels in'o the iuave of Pale-ciae. : Le 4 c RR WN FORE RLS AIM eT lidesiotld TO NSD DI3SEM ABROAN Lee ee ete Lee: I Md, Sadi Wares opet Y- aa Of ee Tim na women se oes ion ag Teme STF afiemennrae s -
3 eter eat acy . 3 FRANCE . Pace Saf 6 pages . | OCG at ; 4 * - €. Praace.< The gelegatsno vag initially . \ ‘divided into fartinna tt, or 27 secearer, 8 sort of “A jltruce was worked cut gad there o-s ro overt trouble. a ef ogisent seabers of:the delege:.on were: Roger ' gi eo Yeu F RECA seems are ae . e@ £;/ Uaur Fre v t wo, St other of Alsia . ° Oxi . ; PP (re. ae ptr oy and Marip-Cleude Ate igo aud, the sistress of Audcrrezak™ enka d J tm ol i are A 2)" (Algerians living in paris). ; -¢ PB SEAM esr: aisena a con heats 3) tM i | ~ twee * x MS 3-53 ST BNE in ee fat ct f se Bab thae Damage StH why eee at ete f fe Soe eee Set oe 8 EC BR & 2/HO FORSION DISSEY/CONTROLS BACESROUED USE ONLY Gergen Student League <-- &D$. ot tare ee bee 8 RON ree ge, * * ates ages EP DIBSE'/KO HISSEY ABROAD @. West Germany ~ The delegation was ccupesed priwarily of unidentified miliiaste of the Socia.iat fhe grcup took a very Beft sectar{aa position and joined with the PSC rrem ai Fatah. Gritaia ie epealy refusing te give full support to the Gm the other Basé ts Germane played ro role, gpeaking only Uriefly ia the Political Comeigsios. RELA , Appee” Assectaig oF & Benaao si &®. Spain « Switzerland “y? é . if F lee 7 | ¢ «4 VA: fhe Netherlands «- Repres § observerr ly Keea’t¥ agtendonk and Hertu @pdriks Wag tendonk L_ NEHER eho cane from Austerdan. 3 (Source Conmmeat: waid that he was still a semper of the Pacifist Socialist Bilas H Hendrike dearrited himself as 3 Marziat-Leniaiat.> @wo other fragdinevian couutries eesti Scandinavia. grocp, wnich -aze as peers: wag ¢ * af evided dursaj: rhe orevcedings Ly sum:r 8 ou tan a who resides at :iubbhacsen Jf, C72 SwEpENW if a0 Aral journalist wie chins fo «rite tor Lebanese and a me wian publications and who had «t*cnded the Vietnam Yar Sy Guten r AIA fates PS Tribunal in Steckhols, » <rimes Tr 8. Algeoris @, Palestine SEK Harercten, F s- gof qi ern V% { oc 4 athe Ad Hoe Coamittes AB for @ Marzist-Leai delegation } F Se (2) ure. 8 Comment: AKA V*tccgias®. 4 eer ge] ¥ Leck, Stochhoin Crrivsa Scandinavian - factuded Sweden, and perhape “Aource Comment: The . He United States - Relegation ag followa: aiet Comsuniut Party who led the err .usA ending the Congress under the pseudonym of Eldridge vat vig @ aw eee! Cileaver, Party leader sow residing in Aigiers a 2Sr aan "4 Re rg Bar, “HAE Gore ae tere egy rd . e fa fe ce tab EER, EY Cah cAI one eae ML camry 6 oo E. wife of Hert Bloc: (Source The Blocks appeuaced that tney were Mrs. Yloek even erat toe the length of @earing a reddieh wig and dark giauses.- prered nay signiz - 3) Neither Plock CiTcusa Black Panther Roa“ LNU). 2 Negss frcm Chicage who accompenied the Glocks and whe claimed te be a pol ORE OS the Black Panther arty. . APRA SEXM SA4T: USA e Toraer senber Cradle’ Party of 154 in Chicags ero aoe - - 8S BC Be TAM FOASIGS t.sSepy “e249 TZ:, ae GSS ELD DYGSRY ABROAD.’ TUTTO CSCC aGNaEE Sm wm @ @®@¢@¢ @s aio & & & & 6 6-4" e@e@e¢e22¢6 ef ae om & o a@ & A a 66 8 8.9 ‘te me & Teg: * a ‘we th weds » om wo 6 & eo A @@6¢6¢ 04 9's 66.49 9 @ 9 tered 6 C3 uh ahh eee ee a Pee ec ha amen RRR Ra an ne SRE AE SS Raeg.eees 6 Gann ee @ a r ETE ees Liayngred ‘
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Py C ‘ a 4. % | Pana = ate ee ke tere Reale : - *, - , : a na _ a ce : ° ° 4 » £.. : Casecaron J PROCESEING ‘ a : $3B8CR ET t sericea ff ' : Samir RR ses ey : j b ce aD et ny MAQUKRES, & i hh 4 OES Os nb ee Tr) a ; “os Chie*, Ktpesx (3.2je~ 7 ok ¥ = - . Fp 2 | . 3 Ree ia ‘ - > t REFERENCE: OB8LS 6746 (7 January 1964) Z * Me ; 1. Reference authorized the St-tion to pase the 3 Jan- g i wary 1964 tesue of Propaganda Notes, Series H-40 (b) on oe i Bubject Chicom-financed publication te liaison. : ri : ~ ~ be ‘ 2 We passed the KUBARK paper to SHOTH, LCREFORE, and be Coo fans requested comment. " . 8. JAGUAR's 3 April 1964 response, prepared by SHOCK, te de attached. Please note the caveat in SMOCK's paragraph of ke five; and that SHOCK indicates in paragraph four that the esponse is on behalf of ICBEFORE and SHOTH as well. Attachment : heréith 2. SHOCK response 2, Note “Africa, LA, Awis Revolution” Sat Distribkdtion. se Chief, WE w/att. - Chief, EVYOLF w/utt. : - € wfatt. . o ° . - Lo W/att. — me Chief; “att. aes SOS aad bet put feed baad i a gr = @ ee eee oe Re @ a | Lies on ate tate PePEO , GATE Gas Paco £ 1S April 64: Con TS SeenON, Ate) RM er | OBLA - 40,542 MEAD AARTERS FE ROAM “¢ f0eg EPR, cn GE 1D nal , on TP. gamma casio io 3 she “ee anaes: A enemnneaa tage ae ne EY SMES ae oie Bh atiitoailtes. <3 % met te as 5 one aces oA etna en a on metal Be et ye FEC ELLEN + TO eat $a OE Toe om rmance i a a . .
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14-00000 cheats mene neem mtr a a Ts pened eee TE ee ond FETT ate te mer Sh ay oe eee are. w opeeh oe “Biitorie) Policy of “Africa, Latin Azerica, dais Revolution” My te tary Ree as @ 2. 2 2 8 a ™ AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASTA . : a ~  REVOLUTICH ‘ t e . The wonthly publication “Africe, Latia Azerics, dais Revelutien®. — . de the successor te “African Revolution” whieh cea the monthly Baghish Gigest of the Algerian weekly “Revolution Africaine". "Revolutions | Sfrieaing", which 49 published in French, fizat appeared ia Pobrusry > . i 1963 with the declared aim of helping +9 build scotaliem in dfrica. Ya : erder to increase ita effectiveness 1¢ sega to publieh @ mcathiy editiea, _ "African Revolution", conaieting largesy of saterial selected from previcus s feques of “Revolution Africaine’. The editerial office of “African ° Bevelution™ wae establiehed in Lausanne, Switesrland by Merch 1963 an4 the @iret desue appeared two mouths later. * ., RE CaaS @. Chen the first editor of “Zevoluties dfricaine", Jeeques Hanscur ~  - . VEROES, wae replaced by Mohamed HARBI in May 1943, be left Algiers and *ook control of "African Revolution" in Lausacne. After two iesues had been published the connection between it and “Revolution Africaine" wae eovores and “African Revolution" becaze “Africa, Latin America, dsia — - Revolution". In December 1963 the editorial tcard moved from Lausame te Paris, and the publication now appears contkly in English and French, Although the two editions are not idestical. Ths former ie printed 1a Sut \borland ang the latter, which catries the titlo "Revolution", ie printed e Paria. eye . «otn . le LTP I TTS Sa a tesa alien «de oar iaeereeitedeeein ne ns p 2° SRN Be oi 7M au t t a od TORMOSS AS arta oe 2 nee ke 4 4%, The Editorial “Durope toc . . ." in issue Bo. 6 (Deoeaber, 1963) urged the Burepsan working~olass movezent to tace up the revolutionary etruggie. Thus “Africa, Latin Aserica, deia 2evolution" sade 1¢ clear that 4t intended ite message to have a world-wide acplication. 4t firet, however, it had directed ita attention to the destruction of colenialiaa in .. africa and the establishment of national infependence and seolelies, and ~ ‘ bad later acknowledged the logic of ita argumentea by changing ite title te S$frica, Latin America, Asia Bevolution™. he fo begin with, "4friea, Latin Aserica, Agia Revolution" did aot give the impression that 1% was advocating any particu'ar brand of ~ eeclelien. The Editorial on “Ideology” in issue No. 3 acknowledged the  . . existence of various types of socialies in Africa and recognised that thay } . - were based on the “profound logic of experierce". In time, however, i¢- . ; became increasingly arpperent that the publiceticn was lending ite support “ @o thea Harzist-Leninist theory of revolution, acd the Cainess Cocmunist 3 interpretation of it. The princizal article in iesue Ko. 7 (Hovember, 1963) + which had the anodyne titie "Third World? Which Third World?", was largely @a exposition of the Chinese Communist attitude towards the national liberation movement, drawing material and inepiration from the Chinese Cocmuniet Party's document "A proposal concerning the géneral line of the Zaternational Comminist- Movement”. (This was the lotter, dated 14th June 1963, from the Central Committes of the Coinese Communist Party to the Gentrel Committee of the Communist Party of thé Soviet Unions 4¢ fa a cajor -  * domment in the ideological depute between the two parties.) The article ~ eoataines the following quotation from the Cuinese letters “The various types of contradictions ia the contemporary world ere centred in the vast areas of daia, Africa and Latin Americag . these are ihe most vulnerable areas under inperialiet rule end. “ ¢he stormcentros of world revolut oa dealing direct blows at oe daperialien.® Poh C ag: LR s ° e Sha! as wales Bz. to prey date oe ae Seto oe wee
: g a 6 & @ @ 2 ° e Ps * a 4 . : Af e : & e = ’ BS 4s if to enphacice the eatent of Chinese influence in the publication's. policive ani at the sare iimo to denigrate those Communist Parties which. eapporteé the Beviet line, the Bditer’al in desue Ho. 8 referred- ecemfully to "the proponents of the ;vaceful road to socialias” and the "eruacen of the revisioniate", and prvvlaiged the ond of tha "Ieelatien 4a whieh revolutionary darxisate have econ held tocausg of tae. an vevieionios of the leaderahips of the Comeunist pertios", clearly, @herefore, “Afries, Latin Aserios, 4ei4 Revolution” supports the Giinese . Communiet argument thet it 48 eost ust tkaly that scalalies can be eehieved by peaceful soane. * &, "Efricn, Latin Ansrica, dais asvolution" kas for tha goet part : ahunned theoretical discussion, although isaue Uo. 9 (January, 1964) bas ~ e @ heavier ideological content than previous dasuos. It has made ite e@ppeal in oxtrasely practical termes ite range of subjecte hae been wide ’ ana by we posne confined te politics. Appendix A contains a list ef the ° artieles, and the namus of their authers, which Lave appeared in iasuee 1 = 2 of “African Revolution" and issues 3 = 9 of “Africa, Latin Amsrioa, ; ' 4eia Revolution”. ”) . Chinese Support and Influence 4 é. Woon VEROES was in Peking in the early ;art of 1963, the Chiness ; . agreed to take out 3,000 subscriptions te “African Revelution” and these . * were dn due course traneforred to “Africa, Latin dzarica, Asie Revolution. . Zt 4@ quite likely thet this vas o form of subsidy and, initially, when ths publication sold for 5a. Od., 1¢ was worth £750 a month. dn article 4m “Boweweek" dated 9th karch 196, refers to a report that the Chinese Exbasay 4a Borne provided the publication with £25,000 in 1963. Im addition, eseh issue has contained at loast ona full pagu advortisement of Chinese . Coceumist publications. Ia these cireusatances, it is net surprising . ° ¢hat 4¢ has baon atatod that tha Chinese aro in @ position te control to : eoce extent what apposre in “Africa, Latin America, deie ERevelution” but wo Clear, reliable information is available tc show how this 4a done. The Publication kas also had contact with the Chirvss through Abdul Rahman Hehamed BABU, a cenbor of the Editorial Board who is now Minister for External Affairs and Trade in Zangibor. He visited China in 1960, became the Zast African corraszordont of the Bow Caine Sows Agency in 1961 and went to Gina again in October 1963. ioe! : qo "  & Spanieh edition of tha publication was envisaged as early se eo . : Hay 1963 and it has daon reported thay moxbers of ite staff have been in y touch with Cuban diplomats in Durope with @ view to the latter editing the mo, “4 proposed Spanish sedition. There is howsvar, no confirmation that it has ‘ yet been published in Spanish. It cay bo thet thie Cuban connection was 4 _ @f assistance in providing the pictures of tho Cuban revolution which appeared in issus Ho. 5 (July, 1963). oe LHP oe? abaQ® One® Peacg tame oe a, ® aan, tact with tho Comunist Splinter Grou 8. By the end of 1963, “Africa, Latin Joerica, Apia Ravalutior bad established contact with the Cocmunist splinter grow ied de sympathetic to the Chinese lina in tee Sino-Soviet dispate. Publications of this group| } wore advertieed in issues So. 6 and 9. dn article | ° oa “The Wigat Against zevieitonism” by hichacl McCreery the leader of the group wae publishod in issue Ho. 9. e ~/Steff, Bditorisl . . a tise anion ertaee oe MC cD Hie ithe FLEE meet cee mmee sce teeters Fg nN ee a gy
14-00000 i } ; ! H i | ohne rome se wen ee se ees wt cae na Sy secaey 0 e e & 4 one “3° : ge ® oe & ; é . a ee ne . “ r 9. fhe following pereons are listed in iseue Wo. 9 ae mabers of the co - io ‘ BAitoriel Sstatti- , Sok if sf Rireoter Jeoques i. VERSES el le ; 3 dé ° HAMnel tears, Wenea 2LAV7 ~ Pakistan os 4B. Mohamed E. BU » Zanaibar wes an ~ Vietnam (Tale ia believed . te be & pamdonyn) Haesen RIAD » UeAsRe ‘ Gaetre DEB SIL’. - Angola The eape names ara lieted in iseue No. 6 of "Revolution® es menders of the editorial stafi of that paper. é . 20. the Business daneger ef "“Sfrioe, latin dserica, dala Revolution” is Nile aNDZasOy, e Swede, and the Legal A4vieor Burrard Arthur “ARDER, @ U.K. lawyar whose main task ie to chook proofs. Brisaf pen-picturos of soze of the individuals preminently concerned with the production of the publication ere given in Sppendiz B, from whick it will be seon that, of she ton persone nemed in this poregraph end paragreps 9, at least three ars Communiete and two \ Conemaiet aympathiewre. Appendix C contains details of the Editerial Office and Agenciss. , “Publication end Circule’ ior a1. “éfrica, Latin America, dala Revolution” is published by Heuvelles Zditions Internationales end ie srinted in Switzerland. The e@lroulation of the -Englieh edition ie believed to te about 20,000 while that of the Franck edition, which ie printed in France, ay be ag much ae §6,000. The English ection ie given @ world-wide distribution. ” “ON * - ’ = poem patina - * = Tek Bera Rowths aaRde YES ts ae + ah sean -~ «= ae ee ee ape A ae I BO DRT a Ms Lets thine te ao Omg! fue EMO ‘ones ates * - SOE Btw te ies ¢ . ; =F Lit ,
wee eR a ~ e e » { *, - i t i t { i - | i | H c} ' ig: ~ led i By } &S oe H j oe ry Pa ° ~f a $ & wate > tte RCO entero, sens tos mertete et § toureaneman 4 "Sachi ethnic mn Te cnemonemewnan fo 6 2 ete ene age we PRR coat mae Cone pene e® | * Pa LIST OF aRPICLES “HICH HAVP APPEARED I ISSUES . "4 Noel = 2 of “APRICAN REVOLUTION and ISSUES ~. Kou 3 = 9 of “AFHICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASTA ° REVOLUTION? @ - oe ounicar MOLTO _ Nolung 2 usher 2. (ay 3963) 2 Ky to we Siswo Por Revolutionary Unity Biida, Yoar One Temena & Yaw Boginning Pune Yow Btratugy cf Iaporialiss The Soly Alidencs "Our Vietery Soporde or. 41] tho 4frican Peoples* "Five Months of Indsponcence in Angola” We Fisl Avenge Lozurca Hammer or Sickio? far in South Viotrak The Sluce of Nantarro Moscow, Peking and the Taird Yorld (écoumunte _ Guinoas Two Stops Forward? “ Walats Road to Socialiaz Swaziland, Vorwoerd and the British Lard’ Ban &’Hiad Bing Looks at the vows London, Colonial Capital abd-El-Kria Is Duad agrarian Rofor in Jorocco (document) New Colonial Tar an Bornco 4a dzcrican in aigiore Guba 34! . Nogroes with Gune african &rt Jasg: Ronaiesance cr Dacline Jags: Tho Avant Cardo Bporte and BRacier in South africa Vojuze 1 Burbor 2 (Juno 1964) Zhe Cainosg Spring ,  » Y. Intorviow with Sao Tso-tung a? | ER. Tag Arey ard the Party - . foo Corzune of the "Four Grown Seasons” ait. The Peoples 8111 Decide Africa in Question fhe Gorking Class in Africa The Perspectives : Tha Stagos Clarity in tho Strugglis Econuaic Planning in Tropieal Africa Medibe Keite Spoaks « Bine Looks &t the dows The U.a-#.'s tow Victory at Sues fhe Peeple Havo Spoken Po ces mucoennenE o me 2S emu tcnate «eves € . * + EERE Dat were Abeod Bon BELLA ’ Oliver TALBO ° Bakary DIIBO ™ J. WINCSS and U. BEXKOUGHE me Atcod WIDE. - aoRe nn ‘ Joaquin DIAZ . s pone ae ’ Agostinke BETO . ca Commander BENEDITO . " Abdou ALFA i Charles BETTELEEIM ae Ir. BAXJa? PoP. Seep mes PUES Ries ee Lee ee ee ao ae oo Gerard CHALTASD Gorard CHALIAND ee ee ge ee ee * SIRE Abdou aLFAa k. VEGGES ee ee ae geo oe so oe ee oe & Don STEFFEN SIRE Robert F. WILLIAMS Philippe KOSCHLIN Lo Roi JONES Rosalynde 4INSLIB os Djazilea BOUMIBED and M. J. VERGES Rourcddino TIDAFI - & SPaySLs anuese SALAR~BEY ak. Charles BESTELEEIM Gareré CHA.ILSD 8Isz ansour BL BIFFT Be ag /Algerie's . ss Ge Pha, -
ree re ee ke amen ee merurtuenies Neem oe ate + nese 4lgeria’s Torkera Yanagezent, Comaittees Ena of an Bre. Borgeaud Leaves algeria She U.dow. and French “?resence" Slgoria’s Investuent Code the Kenya-Senali Crieie Tee Melagssy Rebsliica Pre Testament of Andrianeapoinigerina The Virtues of the Truth fae sar in “Portuguese” Guinea Bleck 4friesa between the Two Tara fhe Workers University in Conaxry Peat Ie Sanwi? Yeroo and Vielence in South Africs Galger Sieulu, Underground Leeter ° South Fest Africa and che Basie Agrerian Reform in Moresce (Fart Two) Powarde on African Cinesa Hartiness Painter of the Repression Phe Civilisation of Bentr. Sigeria: Sports ard indezendence be! Ch, gATIN ALAS A, ASZA REVOLUTION" = Nusber Sty 276%) - ine pan Revolution tn Pictures e ew hase léeclogy Obana Builde Socialis Hational Zevolution in Africa and Asia ° Hedibo Keiteas Lenin Peace rrize africa and the Coccor Lerzet Mereces end the Connor Marcet Tre Dangera of Foreign aid "I Acouse:” The Pogo 4ffeir @igiere, Capital of Yostas & Bebool for Building te Future &n Ogen Letter to President Johs F. Kennedy .. Tee Coinese Spring e Spanish Students Might Fascien Four Deserteres from “ozazbique Por the Defence of Decocretic Freedone in 4frica . . - Gime Looke at the Jews _ ot Tee Politica of Culture : . ee Handing Epics The Death of a Tyrant Young Artiste of Southern Rhodesia . Seo Jazz Artiste Sore sre ca eS HR HER INONS Mn et pense Vo; Busbera @ Afro-4rerican Struccie 6 hatjoralias ard tae Left e soc Goss to -Africa Cen't Zoos Any kore Peara: “Begritude? Dangerous hystification” August-September 1963) Gerard CHALTAND ° Albert-Paul LENTIB Jacques GIARBIERS Sony HUGHES Arietide RATSIMBAZAPY ee as ee oe sExOU TOURB - o° "leap CABRAL Je@a:.  “ TToCAVALE Gerard win ZAND ee ee ees ee Jobanneaburg Coz reapendens Johannesburg Correspendent ee ea ae ee ae e¢ of oe ee ee ae en ee ee- ee 6.6. 6.6. ee ee ee se ee ae ee ee ee ee é ee ee ee eo ee ee ae ee ee oe ee ee ae ee Jack FOODIS Mehdi BEN BARKA se ae ee ee ee Ve PILLAY Abdelagsiz BELAL Afens OSEIDE Selsor, MANDELA Jobannesburg Correspondent Kohsced BIXKKOUCHE Djentie BOURIRED and J. K. VERGES ee oe oo ee ee as oo as ee ee oe oe ee ee oe SINE . 4odou ALFA . eo ee x ee ee Posi pp@ KOECHLEH ee ee ee e Harold CRUSE Julian MAYFIELD William DoORTEY MGR RMI Te ke LL « (Siding. . ~ . . a a ae nm eerie epee, _— SECRET o 1 . meee a Tt Pine esta nied ER RU, ae 7) Te keene = sw tt nee ae, , * a abot had wae
e or ea cy 4idieg the Strucgie in “Portuguese” Guinea The New Slave Trade 4ewan. Monument fer the Future . The Battle of Sten 34en Phu Towerde Vietory in South Vietnaz fhe F.N.L. of South Vietnam Zotes for a Biography of Fidel Castro "3? Fidel Castre Sere Bleated Prosiden. of the United States” — &frican Bationslien end the Comnon Kan The Var of Rational Literation of Irak‘ urdiaten Bequeente from 4déie Ababa: Besolutions of the African Sumit Cenference co Quarter of the Organisation of African Unity he Pewere Behind Apartheid : Bdusation for Africen Servitude Beo South African Poetas Myeiel Kunene Sennie Brutus , Modern Peetry in Africa Tea Khaidun Today Tae Kagie Art of the Congo Bini-Rory ; ; » & Jase vrest: Jokn Coltrane ¥ Muster 6 (Cetoter 1963) ados Struccla in South africa @ introduction to 4frican Zeonomic Problezs Stephen ZAZADO Dr. DuBois is Sead My Last Sessage to the Yorld State Capitaliss in Ezypt The 0.A4.$8 "U.S. Mintatry of Colonies” Why I Come to China at the age of 72 Soeielist Planning in Cuba Barbudos 34: Techniques of the Guerrilla Fighter Tne Beal Meaning of the Tashington Karch The Agrarian Situation in India Five Poens W411 Bandicrefts Survive? White Critics, 3lack :usicians, Naw Kueic Appeal of the Executive Committee of 4fro~dsian aritera v Ruster 7 (Novamber 1963) ete World? Weick Third Yorld? Spite Dictators of Southern Rhodesia “Walayeia” = the Joo-Colonialiet Federetion Abdul RAHM KARIM The Agony of the Spaniebh Bourgecisie 4 Day with Francisco Juliao Veneguela: Expire of 611 and Iron Guba at the United Bations Ae EERE TS sat Serene ctten ta ant 8 \ 2 2 AU aati. * mat ® 7 Aushio Honteire DUARTE : MAURIENEB 3 Wilfria SURCHETT General Vo Eguyen OLAP oe e@ ee ee e6 Nguyen KES Cevlos FRAFQUI ¥illiem Pater Suliue BYESERZ Tenet Cheriff VAHLY ped a ~ eo ae oe eo ee ee ee ee ee oe ee he C. PASULO " <a Johannesburg Correspondent . 7 Be Bes + a eo ¥ Ken GEERIZG Kovloud HACIERT ee ee ee ee ae Keite FODzSs Le Roi JONES oe ee ae ee ee Julien LaYPIELD Dr. J.E.8. DUBOIS Hassan RIAD Carleton bEALS Anna Louies STRONG Major Sreesto "Che" GUEVARA Robert TASER A.B. SPELLMAY Dr. Sulekh ©. GUPTA Faiz Aboad FAalZ Intorview with Leonardo CREMOUINI Le Roi JOXES Bierre JaLBE Fenner BROCKWAY, MeP. E. FEBNaS Dulce RODRIGUEZ _ Carleton BEALS Intarview with Dr. Carles - LEGHUGA ° a
Tee maaan Meet tm meh een AOI 4 Gah Ocean heat natant © $e ale vatemryeneemenareen ‘ a ‘BE RSI eh ctietreeeetaplamnettonatens raat Sear EENeee mente ne treet eee = tame mene o~ oe . * Shir, ance ee ee ace mame mI an, ee “dita ge hs ian cea eT ana Balk AY Ye ee ee ene a ee ee ee The Preparation for Lovesber Vervweeré'a Bantustan Bult Tilueios, Bnitation acd integration Free Mee -allory! - Bodert Billiaze Speake from Pering Our Gtruggle in British Culane . Gatch Way for British Guiana? Crude Zcapone that Helped Sestsey en “muy Bew 2ritieh Poste of the Left - We. Bockefeller's Museuz of Priaitive 4rt & Basditul of Theat bt § (Dece-ser 3965) é $ Spain © the Strikes and the Parties The Crieie in Soviet Agriculture The ailience for Plunder Tae End of the Mexican Revosution? Bay We Fent to Cuba @ne Road ef Revolution in Pera Cartoons from Outa See National Liberation Struggle in South Beet 4frica Underdeveloped Countries and the Probles of Peace Tne Kennedy Jesachinati or « The Bighta of kan in an age of Abundance Repreasion and Torcure ir, Souts 4frica “Hegroee” (filaed and steged in the U.S.4.) The Failure of the “Peaceful Road” in Chile U.S.As The Shady Side of tre Street Protest Through Kusic in Scuth 4frica Ornette Revisited Volure ] Surber 9 3254) The Revolution tr, africa ss e's Vistory .% Zanzibar Kird of stdepensesce for angola? PL a Fed The Se Against Revisioniss Panama: "Big Steal” Support the fanacanies. People's Just © 8truggle Phe Unfinished Revolution in the Philippines Fillien J. POMRROT China: There, Yow and Tkitzer? What China keans by “Zesd justeent”* The Meaning of Black Revolt in the U.3.a. Mwe Young 4fro-4zericar Poets * Qnchaia dy Seu2 Dea Cherry: Truspet of the Year Bo, Dt ee SaCRey Aighet dean RE ea a — Becta, 5 foes | Rabak BITA? * | Brian BUNTIEO Wilmot Alfred PRAZER | Clarence Senicse : . | oe. Chedds Jatas : Jeannette SOOT? ea Ceeu Chihookir g , Kea GEERIEZO Serien BROHB, Jre Pres GHakD 3 a Martin VALDES SoH. EVANS Rotert TABER : Carleton BEALS . ' x Phillip Abbete LUCE : “ the C.C. of the B.I.B. cHaco J. KROZONGUIZE Aadrew Gunder FRAEZ Fidel CASTRO vasee BOGGS Brian BUNTING Silset Alfred FRASER Pedro aNDINO Trocas TOPOR Tedd T. BATSHIKIZS Uarion BROW, Jr. ae, Séiterial SoH. VERGE Virtato da CRUZ Hichael UcCREEaY Carleton BEALS “440 Tee~tung Keith BUCHANAR ‘Sena Loulse STROSS Janes BOGGS a3. SPELLUAB Lereneo THGMAS Sonia SANCHEZ Joe JOHNSON Le Boi JONES le Boi JOKES e : eh, seme
arene 7 Banse SLAVI i 39925 a oo" Freddy Bile avoERsoe ° Ales 4bdul Rahsan kohesed BASU @ Pakietani reaident ir. ¢ oK and hee atrong Comauni.t syzpat Keabor of Editorial Basrd " q ep ous F Kr 2 \ 7 ; . 4 PPENDIZ . : INDIVIDUALS PAOKISENTLY COUCTANED ZITH THB PRODUCTICS OP - “AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA. ASi4 REVOLUTION" | wt " « | Be de o bies. He ie s Swete and the business manager of "Revelution*. Ke bes teen a Communies fer a msber of years. or emal Affairs and Prade the Zanzibar Governsent. Hie and ts at present Hiuleter in ayupathy towarde Cocmunias ie well nown., ember of Editoria!. Board in 64 @lise Jecques La <5 fort $ . ‘ ae * : . ' ie ca ig : ie - ne : @ So apc EERIE EASE RO in rere pe A sbi — Bernard Srtbur LARDER ae : Crecquee Camille Jaysond (ZAGES , neour YoaGES A ath wesiatagpras' ng 28 @ Tod B an hes taxeti @ close interest in African affsica. Reported to be Legal Adviser Bep-(clio4 * Communist Party in 2951 and subseguontly wae caplayed by the 1.U.8. es Secretary of ite International Relief Organisation. More recently ” be wae Defence Counsel in the trial of a nuzber of seaters of the Algerian Yational Liberation Froat (F.L.9.). Director and key figure of the publication, ~ AFRICA, LATA AMER A , ADEA BevervtieM «) a a =e . ; eR | . ; ‘* Howas a.mcster of tha French . H rab 3 Phresh ttals he rine
14-00009 . oe t aa & ° eae BPO ee ee ee et eR Re EIN oo - = . e® . . ' . . he ES EERSTE x TTI : . Caron ; J secasr SPPEBDIA C SrhcORIAL OFFICE Ang aGENCIES CF MAPRICA, LATIs ALES 2Ca, ASlA REVOLLTION® Coat and “REVOLUSICE” ot a “ . ne an is. | Tae Editorial Offices te at 40, rue Fraengo.s ler, eo. _ Parte Se and there aro the foli- wing agenciss.« Brasil « Juress FIa"R, avenida Viera Scute 86, i Ypeneza, Bi: de Janeiro, Guanabera. i Rao en a RAE ERED UREN Anes ee nie Smee ‘ Britein - by Leigh St.eet, Lowion, 7...) (Note = This is the bueinese addrese of a Pagistant Coceunist, Tuseduq Ahmed) Chiaa ~ Ad. KHEIB, 9 Tal Cal Chang, Pexings distributions Guozt Shudien, P.O. Boz 499, Paking (37) (2et> = KHEIR, a Sudanese Coceuniet, te 4 wexber of the Sorld Counctl of Peace and works for tho Satna Peace Comeittee which ie located at 3, Tat Cad Chang, Peking. Guozi Shudien ie the official Chinese Government cantre for the diatribution of ° Chinese literatures ard propeganda) Cubs ~ Goraral Suarez entre ayestaren y Calzada de Rancho Boyurce, Havars. er Sigeria ~ F.Z.1. InOQdHAL, 307, duolowo Halli, University of Sigeria, Naukka. Switzertand = kutrogole, 1G-11, Leusenre. - (sote ~ Thia ie Niis ASDTRSCN'’es home end - business address} cena Ries mentee nee nee te nme eate eine me ett et nee Reiner Tanganyika - Jwoli sG0GO, ?.G. Box 9221, Dar-es-Salaas. BoSode ~ Rooe 6034, 1 Union Sguare, New York, B.¥. Zangitar ~ 7.0. Box 1146, Zanzibar. + ry & 2 eomeeerenasilean eatery, neetaetngesttieerr eet eeEPe CADENA BS te ee fem nent aempate meee taatnnt Dea oY
14-00000 * ri nee se etrntmntnemd asm eneee att tment ae ere ay, eer eatanestartraarnatan abet etter: ‘Cigna. wane Sate : rs seen ln nH NS 22 acs EE an. ete AP we BNET BOOS BS Ed EYP wctert Beye cmon treme ne . Sie oe OSutes 1,545 (10 Geptender 1 fig C5h=39,851 (24 September 1964 mm {3 &ttached te a resent fonert denling with Bubjest publiests ta ligat of the esatiouing interest of the s4dfrecese offisss, 6 material ia be: Be@e available on ao strict EUBARK INTERHLL UBB GULY basic. eexed that the report’s PEPRIHS dietribution (if any) fe Bimited to ODAOTD only. uy Q4etst bat Gndfieated above should firet be clear Attachnents Repert, herewith Batri butions SOhief, KUJOLF w/att b/w SaObief, KUNIS w/att b/w @Chief, AF w/att b/w att b/w rd - 30% Dag. wore d 2 > ATA EDTO a ome aria eae check rt Sa eta 2 Enea OS FTE Ze Sanat ntti Pale TR al Tha ania
74-90000 . : . t aa o beat AL 4 Wee see een ne * *ayerca, LATS siimlaa, ASIA REVOLUTION” 600 foljowing inforsatian was received ia the firet bel? of Ootober 1664 Ze 4 mumbor ef goophe hed thought thet the Chinese Cecrainists had provided come fineneial besking for “Afries, Latin Anories, dsie Revolutia, tut thie wae true only te the extent that the Cainess had a etanding exder for 3,000 copies of each issue of the Engliah edition. If the Chinese kad given wore general financial assietence VERGES, the publication's Director, would not have be to contend with the present financial é4fficulties end poseible bankruptcy. 3. VERCES bef het gooess to @ Telatively large sure of roney whics bad been bei4 in Switeerlend fros the tine o? the Algerian wer of indepenteice. When this hed dried up _. VEnORS bad teen usable to repleish it. Reporte that VERGES hed etolen thie money were cot true. & The publication owed 43,000 Swiss france to “ wu” a businessmen, possibly Swiss, resed ard 30,000 france to the French printers. boo much xeney hed been epeit on raintalaing prestige offices at 40 sue Frangols ler, Paris. o- Vhen "Africa, Latin america, Asie Revolutian” was banned in Switzerland al. except 100 copies of iseue Boo 12 were eoized ty the Svies equthoritios. 6. She Franch e@ition "Revalutien" Las not appeared since digust 1964. F "S26 tm Cotoder 1964. Comment 4) Pars. 4 Source oat4 not provides exy further pertioulacs about KZSSE.. ena te dha ng Cyan tsy SA Step: Sp ee RAT alia a Mn ae BEANE LO 8, RROD eon St 2 ne ene ne ee te may oe . : : Onley Patt
14-00000 i pera apa te vee ee neers wes + ee a ce co es "AVEXGA, LATIN 4) GGA, AIA BEVOLOTION ef a ie Oe wae eet x : fhe fol! owing infomation wes received ; is the first half of Cotober 1944! ® stat a cunber of people bad i thought that the ChinGsd Goce ete bed provided cone i financial basking for "Afries, “atin America, Asia R-volution®, i tut thie was true only te the teat thet the Coines bed a ' etending order for 3,000 copies of sach isgue ef the English ' edition, If the Cainese bed gc~en core general fing lal | essietance VERGES, the publicat‘cn'e Director, would not beve i bed to conterd with the presen? financial difficulties and a: posaible bankruptcy. 1 wf sagt i . : 3. VEAGES bad how ‘adoces to a relative.y large : ; aus of ronsy which bed boon heid in Switeerland frea the time i of the Algerian wer of independence. When this bad dried up : VE23ES Lad bean unable to replenish 4%. Beporte that VEROES / hed stolen thie goney wore not true. ! A We publication oved 46,000 Sviss francs to j 4 wusiness-nan, possibly Swies, raned ier aud 30,000 ; frence to tho French printers. | 66 euch 5 Va soney bad been apeat on seintelning E effices at Hey 40 nue Prangois ler, Paris. i & 8, then 8ifrica, Latin America, Asia Bevolutian® i was temned in Switzerlend all except 100 copies of issue No. 12 were seized by the Syies mithorities. | t &. The Prench edition “Revolution” has not | = appeared aince Auguet 1964. vs , ¢ 16th Cetober 1964. — 2 Cooment i) Pare. ¢ . ” z Source co:ld net provide exy Surther cs = partiqulars about KESSEL. nae . $1) Para. 4 rears Oe Source aid not aay whether the sun owed to ; = Ke the Pronch crinters waa in French or Gwies 3 -  € france. soe | E ( sacaven! HEELS tea PS Bin? . , 4 MEO Ecler CHEE cy A Fac ve “ ° eee ee te. . ws i Biel AL eas ; Te Gee AD . ee va he PELE tes RE TLOw. Oe OT, or © os TRAT 5,47 AR oIo.cY SStCET — ., ae . CO ‘sg eae motes T . aw TR oon eee - mo 7 . a . , , & _ ol @eza- y} prt” Lal) ON - C4 -V0§ q ON ct se MOB Ny eee eee bee eam . RIN de CSET Mom Cand TE ena ano TER en
14-00000 x an ee PAReS LetelEy 6803832 BAA le ggcean eee aie eg wim C8 % < Onief, LUNCL?, Chief of Stati ___Ghief,_APy_ Sbief, EVDEIs Sadek 9B ‘atieg a _. salef ef Atetie: | be eee hee meee BO neat ry x PERNTCRS Dreit of “_Rednus, en Sepskaliaa .. ne et eee ne Sete agoredar es Se eee REP s OFtab-e, 239. % Jenmuary 196% eestings thet] 414 ect attend, ef « “sountwae iu erepersetion”. | - fe ho vated da Ref, esqtion wee vase, duting one of ICrunaate win<esatty : 2. fe 1% turme owt, LOBRPORE waa peoparicg a rourdeug of taforeatica ea Rerchatie ——“|_Ie_ weayensa to og gozavhal egitate”, query LEREFOUR rusted farts with the rough dzaft of taeir resnd-ws, whieh if atiscked. They paiat out, however, that thie 4zaft ie completely umelesredy 1% kag not wade the founde of the sveponeible politice] departaente and aboulé not be regerésé a@ @ final produnt, te ef4ition, tt ehectd be egeed thet £2 2 tatendsed, shat evapleted, caly fer eizaulation within ibe BFO0CREL gevernsent ~ principelly ta evereese slevente - end mot for gevera] patlicatiede See utah btbt pigettictienibs Untiuntsibeaien shnnredins Las atigeten Pane, cee ek eater eee 3. Losarcas, efter expressing tee foregoing quelifienticae, invite any ceatributions that KVBAME woul like to offer, Tee eubstance sf the revné-ug aeowa 4 offer Litsle gace for vautruverep, altbeaga IULERM/ISG sey aa able te Gontribute cdditionsl infarestion. fa elec render vhether the Bugiies- language ¢4i8ion bas mete any inspect ir te Tartery &eniapcers«, ~ he G8 ecatme Uat the opgsodiag cf parauwiity data will S¢ foreareni te Atteckeonts herewith SST TAT MUSES COPE eae peer Van neranany Di aetritutions | Chief, UR wfatt af/w : wat — “BeGbief, Ewolr w/att b/v i. : Chief, LOrivit wae * e-Gaief, AP vfatt . @—hief, Kusae e/ate a 2-03, fats b/w wmsresces y rer ae us eloug wits tt« fined draft, oF the Sian o4; tions ‘ - . ome BeBe po Awe 6 TUPPPTAP OD ET ei atte eee pe + + tse
14-90000 serve tame = weeny roo RESON OSORE MtereRtrt - bub dn the Boat veoest Franch cfition, Bost tala 6 Oots ; os - Yovenber 4¢ ene announced t..18 the magasing wild eopiicaa is) HS -@ new tanio, with an ealarged Advisory Boerd, appedying orang. ¢wo mosths, not only im an Taglieh and @ Preah cfftian all mh! aise in a coning Spanish editicn te be publichsd aa teeta for Yatin Anarica., ae The changes whieh are being made Ge net im eny neg alter tho pro-Chizese conplezion of the mogaging, ..fheagm eevceeenaniaapracanivatl Neuthe dealers Be + iz the sagazino now scons on a much firzer finanedal basie,thore : is ac yat no evidence that the Chineso are directly eubeiéiaing :§ it. The are however buying coples and taking edvertisosant¢, . It hao been reportet that when Verges was in. feking in the early. ‘ part of 1662, tic Chincae agreed te take out 3,600 sabseriytions i to “Afrte: —_—--t-:* an@ thece were in duc course transferred 4 fricn ' 2's --orlon Ania Pevolusion. When the publdeation sold .f = . for fiva cshillinzc, tis was werth £790 ¢ senth. Each aiesue ray . hao cousalncd 2% leas; one full page advert. “sent ee ! Pa | yn publ Lerticase 5 Le _ | Bee Z6l- 3. Zhe pablicationghas gol-3 through Abéul Pahunn Nohaned Zabay a momber of the Advisery . Board who is ““inister for Cos-erce and Cooperatives in the _ Tonzanian Goverment.) Tabu vieited China in 2960, beoass the: - Zast African correspondent of the How China Zeus Agency aa = te _and eent to China again in October, 15636 | i ee be <Gy the end of 1963, Révo2ution had established ccatanh ae she 731909) tereproup im the UF, led by Bichacd . a had jPantagt with the eninese | ff . rt "ed . f " + GEE fo Oey hl. AP = a Geil @ Bo oy Hh. cor eo: aes ry rs 8 @ oe . ‘ ae crely, whion io on the Chinese eide fn tho SinoeSoviet catt' mare Fo terrnceentite Syrah ost TELS Diy Tere a tee ee OT Nr eee ee te ey ere ee” een ok ee oe ee a sO at eT ee ONT ST Ne OE es aS RO eR Ieee Iai :
14-00000 soe . " “3 s 4 ’ . , “F a oe oe wo pein Pa ER REO LESTE q She : et Cre ty 7 ie me, Se au abe ¢ Thay 3 BS wag > wVidoheg af 40, rue franee7.8 18 « Faris 8%, pists Re Ar : Baus:, 7 fe stsoty Lousranay Seitcerlarty bat bouns by. Ertegiyy a cee ' ; eS: then in the e;ring, the Direst..1, Jacques He Venta, bad ea ua : ie af. Saute financial difficulties, he found cheaper pratece fo9-": ie . ; 2 one t49 ciitorial office at 52, ruc Galante « Maris 4° and ttt” ae ae a iY 0ot0/11 of Jcly/Aucast otasze? Ms printera te Offget-Preeage |” t ate ty Zt ec: -2 shat Tevolution vat dn finanoted disticattdes fer !'f a ia | "@Warcl moatha. ‘The troadle began, apparently, when the "APS. Ao OR Grae terete GRE aa <o pares oe of od s Sant Si thee ‘ aan FY eee ae aml =P 27 oho sxenca autnoritica ootzes cozies of issue Hoo? ef the French -: | "af sition of Siren 196% bocauca of an article 4¢ contained oa - 2: “wench ovcrs.as territories,  Creéitera becass alaraesd, feast shat ..a publication -i2ht co benced, and deaunded esttlesss £ ti.cir dovss stich wer. Sica essinated to excged £10,000. he igoriel Tacr3 A Of— 2D IG aor toc wer, ae este Ja05ues Verges rezaigs - Giterl.2 DMrcctorgwith 21% foltowing as Advisory Board (2contae:" era. ica pers cute"), Masecozers to the Doard einee 2 last tosue in. iy/hucust ere rarked with eaterisks. a on peace seth ee, A Pp & Sid rs rrr ELAN 7 ° ‘ vm a a, acts etd « . ee etka a pate aoa 5, “ BS es ad 2) °ot-5 2 oF -” Graven Phe 1p IGS 2 — tasoant ©4o1 "Castro a8 Silva Basho 1 ww abdul B/ Karis Jos 32 477 co, The firot cheace 07 tie original Advieory Board cane with the | dnelusion in Jo. of iartin Valdes = Spaine-~.The next ehange - wag in iesue No.9 whea Hanea Alavi = Pakistan-was replaced ° fey eee oo . -~ + oem TL itn en RAAT BOT gt nae th gt eiigitet. Semtge S Bee ee hetero eet VEE swt Seta ere . A wee oe cage e ° oe oF Ge robs : oe . :
we +98 aS eon rere tame: *— et Ct OAT Rn a Ne Ey ET 7 7. In Révolvtion Mo.12 4¢ 49 olained that the total issue ef the new and sntarged biemonthly magasiad,s including French ie English ond Sjanivh oditivne, will be 50,000. | zhile atout 20,000 copies of the Prench edition ie ‘International Vorkers' Kovonent and tho Struggle for Fai were jrinte2, the top cale of esy igoue was never more than ee 7,500 copice. In the esse of the April No.8 desus, [__bhe totat sole tn Fronoe nas 3,000 copies. ‘The prices !'" - of Revolution are given ce: Africst 2.5 dirham, 2.3 Gineea, i. 150 C.?.A. Europe: 4.50 Prones. Thie represents a 15% és f Snorease in the ;rice ef the French edition. But this ia Le 8G pe : f veg socompanied by a lowering of the price by 38 in countries | of Africa, Asia and Latin America. Those taking out exams, subscriptions are informed that they are entiticd on request’: uot only to make use of Révolution's Docussatation Ceatre ¢ . Liveration, but also to fros copies of the mngasine Pokine «\'\~ 1: anfor-.*ion. Those taking out @ long-term oubsordptica wili also be entitled to "publications in foreign tanguages Srom Peking*. : a Be 8. A sain fenture of dosue No.12 is a leading article by \ WS Jacques Verges entitled “Hiroehina, plus jamaiesi® Foseitly ; by coincidence, this was published at the same time as the > j 5 ye Sy: #Pivet ose a TREE EP ORS ak Kyran SET Og DE be" eR at tee sath ‘ ue Mersalit aptamer. ~ pong slates sted E git im Sa busmee Shapes
me, 0 et Bfvoiation.” Oy: tonto entitled Atrtes latin énertoa Anta Reverntton, tho Pnglich edition was originally published in Algiers with the ©. 07 title Afyvtoon Revolution. From the third desue ewarde 4¢ ry wos published in Laussnne as Afre Be 2 ig : hes: Im icsuc No.7 of Noverber 1963, 16 was announced that the _ te editorial office: vere trex located in Parin, with the offiecs — = of the Pronch cZiticz:, but 1¢ continued to be printed in Switsare* . lend. In 4ucust, 1964, the Swiss Governzent banned the Sprinticy. - edition end the transit" ¢irouch Switzerland of the Emglieh efied: beeausc they considercd /?rioa Iatin Anories Asia Re "an organ of uroracanés of the Chinese Communists, @enigneé for non-European cointries, which does not disit itself to eapporte ing the libiration strugsle of the so-called colonial peoples but alco projarates the politioal views of Red China". tte The last Euglish issue in the o14 series which hae cone to hané was 40.31 of March. Tae first in the new seried, Boot - " VoleII dated Coptenbdor/October is ‘publiuhed in Paris by BeBsBeLe. ! | | | | Ba , Neuvelles Editions Internationales, from the sane efdress as : . H as . ‘the Frenoh Téition, 52, rue Galande @ Paris 3°, This Rgds Le S : a edition, which was previously similar in fornat to Restora teoat, oy ia now sloccy ond cinilar in forast to the Zrench edition. “Yisst | 3 of the orticles in it are reprinted fron the French olft! in & Fe ° névolution. A i 4 She TAitorizl Fozrd . — x ; 2 : ? . (42, Ag with the Froach edition, the Péitorial Director reins a: “Jacques ose Verses, with the sane Advisory board exce3t exoert \, ar PEAE ove . Paes es me RE Neaary rye tM = re ae ©, im? oe . we «owe a emer ay EP neta a a egg atl Ste ae ieee were ne te te wang Barns 4 as oct
ER eS aks Bure Sits. Mearer rn tenders eran he, pala Sc nontld saiitniineteieiisie — mtanenbanentoatnatinn tibia Oh : ‘$y * awe aw 1 Ne tan Oee any,” = ae - Tyg 7% a eaaies is Rae sage ee 43 3a 3 i | -