14-00000 —— Ader in tne cet ater part of the e telend);, : oO o captains; and several” others nom SASH said he coul wid trust, but whom, he would. not name. AMLASH said he had had. plans to blow aap, an. oil teftnery,. as he, felt that | the continuing: existence. of. a senblenco of nora ‘funotioning: in. Ciba: depended upon a. continuing owply of pet troleum, supplies, of sich, as. we - \ know are at a ‘eritical stage today. “He: also wanited to -pkan the. execution. | of Carlos Rodrigues and thé Soviet Ambas sador >. end, also. to élininate Fidel, | y uy execution if necessary; - ‘He feels. that. uf i Fidel 4s eliminated, it would a Uy. -be mich easier to. efiect a ‘take-over’ Cle Listened for’ the, ‘most? part, : of int tried to e explain ta aase that men Like Rodiigues Sige 1 A 9 ats “ap. . ” Hiatal reeds . be replaced by Moscoir, and that the willing of the Soviet Ambassador 2 would ; have only the briefest effect. on the Soviet. cont trol of Cuba.) _AMLASH was. “not too interested in listening : at ‘this point, and. contimied by saying that . if he could achieve all these actions, plus. others 5 in one master stroke, a take-over, during | the ° ensuing’ confusion, would be amach “Tactlitated. He did not feel that Raul or Che would be able- to rally the people 3 in sufficient time vO prevent opposition forces from form mks ng. is arguments. and ‘plans # had many flaws, ut AMVETP. could not help adnizing. f to hinself) MLSH's professed desire for vigorous and, nepefully, effective ‘setions, designed to alter the situation in no. uncertain terms. While’ we. ‘were making, no 1 committments or phanss we 2 pointed out. to. AMLASH, that schenes Like hé: envi ston ed se CeMtaiUbeliids me eo a
14-00000 a a a 2 € s Doe ‘ ~ . tee : ¥ 2 bhak 27 “ant “ace Lt ohear during the diseussions that he was completely : a) ‘ x < a Fs Mae GY 4 oa a3 woot Fidel's use of Seviet helo from the eOFShs cus he had never envisisones, $ See ‘ “ oe 4 nee od at< i even Lf it were used, Just how insff ective its real Lys would: be tox ards anlving © uha!s problems. . He stall feels strong], he said, about the - hb ofthe lower classes’ in cuba, cand in any future Guba, he would. still oS insisw oa, a new deal fo then. AMLASH. said that although he had not been “pipective dn n-helping . the formation of a beneficial: new Governnent, in: ‘Cuba, | Che gas ‘noe p prepared to work tows. rds ‘that ends This tine) he said, he. aanted. to Look more towards the ‘future, both: for. hig: ‘own: interests: and for’ cutals. ‘The tast tine, he seid that he though’ only as far as | the. elimination of Batista, ‘and had not given conside ration to. planning for a government he wr rag Savoved after the Pighting was over. We felt that “AMLASIT meant that he Ws -As"imich“eoncerned about his. (neLasit's) position in’ the governnent ‘and. a “personal stake” in a new. Cuba, as he. was ‘about ‘aything elsé, It is. our. impression that AMLASH feels that he did: ‘not get his share, of the spoils ov power from the castro regine,: in. proportion. to his. contribution: against | fatista. AMLASH is ‘a complicated personality, : Tt) ‘is difficult to fai rly | . judge, at this time, AMLASH' s. - degree’ or: concern | for’ a . truly revolutionized 2 cen ‘Cuba for the people's. benefit, vs his. concern to See. a new: government in. cuba” in which he géts just. Fecognition. this does not. -nevessarily méai that AMLASH wants high. political office, but he. does want’ ‘eredit: “for nis efforts and the Fesultant power. and prestige. among: g his countrymen. ee “ueine hitha far. their aw ‘dest ans | in cTLadth Limam ea. Cae isn: a worrsiad, shank,
14-00000 baa nge anti-. american; ants: fest pr rspeganda to. whick they. are’ subjected. “gust as great as are ALAS S. fears. aboit 4 the: astro’ winning 0 of - Gils minds, is his concern thet -the USA. wit begin’ to ‘consier. a. status oe tor Cuba, and in the, event ‘of: any intense and ‘successful antiregine 7 perl ivi ity, such ‘as he plans, ‘and which Looks: as if: ib night depose the | regis ine, civ TM will withdraw its support. from such: efforts An: ‘the: face of serious jhveats from the Soviets, Although AMLASH. die not say, £ in’s so many. words, hn. WAH appar ent from. the discussions that’ AULASH. would prefer: ‘te be ‘able’ to. ea Cub 2 without any outside support (and by inference, ‘obligations),, but ia a realist enough to concede: that: any: etforts | to overthroy Castro. pea iat have the support of PBPRIME,. “He is, therefore, willing to enter into” - 4 sougatons with a represeritat bive: 2 (s) of PEPRDE. ‘tet fends: “this Venda AMLASH agreed to. rect 3 in Paz is for. the. purpose ofp aati ‘esgic to. sive any tnformation iin any. field which he: eects He ‘is® sal: 30) most. c Was ar, uby: devigaed. bo. “achieve rapidly: his desir ae ton 4g aie | WEiCh oa help Cuba. (ie told AE, later, aft ter. we: ‘had- Lett: tae meetings , 2 that: ia Wag afraid: ‘that PRPRIE ‘would. continue, to purse its present course, ' tit of providing. money and ideas. but, no. ACTION!) Alias wa ar sn, mast
14-00000 wee | SE = i 3 . . ty . ae? ° oa : % a a sate Tigh ats + a fags: is ote Ta Parmmarnra ag S20 thab the Tulang there’ users pompleteli penetrated ir Castro informants, 3 os “4 . 2 2 2 che) bo abe mam so and that for.them to know of his pe re Hi on a rth 3 PaPADS sfould be she same . as telling Castro, and tins his fut ‘ure would ‘end against the Wall, Me assured him that maximum. secur! ty would be practiced, as. far as. ‘these people were concerned. He'also does now wish ‘to ‘rust or ‘be involved with, any DIRS does he wish to deal; a “(Along this, line, contract, Cubans. . onty 4 sis "PEP? : 4 ANMETP stated that ‘he iia not “Shari tt advisable: to. reveal any. of: ‘these | \. we negotiations to: AMCONCERT/ 1 whom AMWTTP has iowa. for. many yeats and is - ‘quite friendly, ‘but whom. he does. not feel can keep’ a secret of: this. nature, ) . This neeting termina? ted at 0030 on’ & august. he thr ée participant oS took a taxi together back to tow. ang aid AUCASH stopped off at a local > beate) Grillen, vhiie we cont inued on 40 our hotell. x ineid ents of a security nature were dbse erved, and it was ‘felt: that the necting was’ heid without the knowledge or observation of the opposition. he Méeting of 2 Auzust 7262, _ ointment ema 2, We met with AM WHIP 22 2 his, hotel room, » ioe ae: ab: the, Tedious ) at: 1700 hours on 2 AMEUS We dise ussed the events. and ‘talks: of the. preceding . eventing for some time. at approximately 1800, aasi arrived, ested us affably, and Joined ‘us for & drink. ‘AMLASH. used this siesting. +, res" - “ state his posi vion concerning’ Ais desire: I or. ‘articinatics = “significant action: against the Castro regine:! ‘Having dseided 2 this time . ‘that further er discussio ons an ssoriefings of AML ASH shosld” ‘take 3 pi ade with a spanish-speaking v/o, we. outs Lined: the’ idea t0° meet ‘for stich a purpose: in . i 7 Paria: ‘AMT. SH aid not Tike fea, des nt tAn, mare naanla hadne- Hate ha. at ‘ain 7 i Td i SO cooperation with POPRDE, buts greed thet it would’ be ‘pes: “in vorde it allow hingelf toe ‘express 1 his’ ideas and a plate» Po us with: ‘his informats icon in the
14-00000 Bhat. it 4 ould: Bee os Eye ue rarsuaded AMSETP ahd: b ot. te have wo SS SSSI STRPER a Videtings with them in Helsink? » but that we could Con avenue’ our taiis in greater satety in Stock holm and Paris. they agreed, AMLA oH also said - that he felt that he shovlda't see AMET too much more. in Helsinks; .as he was beginning now to hake some. public appearances; - and nts presence: was ne ne established bo everyone, ‘in the city. Ttici dentally, prioi! to Tuureday, | 2+: August yk MASH: had ‘purposely. refrained 1 from raking any’ public’ appearances - at the Festival because (1) he ‘and the. other Cubans: had heen. aware “of ‘the | AMSPELL group and their announced intentions » and (2) ANAS aia, ‘not: feel very. ai sposed | to play. the | "Public. Relations" man ‘from cuba and. espouse, the, "peace and fri endship nongense! as he. cal led: it. a: However AMLASE also ‘said ry that he felt that he had. pett er porters this role'te 8 some extent, as it was expected of him 1 by Fidel; and he did not wish to provide any unnecessary chane ces for unsatisfactory reports. to be Sat. back. home concerning, his. lack of cooperation. with the Cuban delegation. « - In haleing’ the -erring ments: for, a Paris : meeting and =urthey: discus ssions :. "cast said,” in ‘response to. the -question, that it. would be: quite: normal for him to: be. in Paris, 3 as she had already cl eared. this 3 with Fidel Ly wi Lith whom, Re: remarked ‘eaustical 7», one had to. clear everything these aays. He. ‘then ipressed + the idea ‘hat, he would Like tv reburn te Pas is, via’ Stositioim,, ‘ania at AHL s: stiggest vion, © u spend a few days there Just relaxing. “From there, « or, Copenhagen, he would return to Prague for two days at. most, in order to pick up his: luggage, then come, as ‘goon as- possible, to’ Paris. “There, ‘he intended to visit a
of in ‘besinning action Bs S2NSe we S qtr in regime as soon as pos ssi tote.) Alu TP told us‘ later that ROASE also wes interested in a Fan American } Miami-based stevarde’ ss 2 hom ne would: have come over to stay with hin, ASUHTP. suggested to | ‘us “that as “thought the stevardess. mi ght be: conhected with: PBPRIME. ‘He vased this apparently. on ame Sgn a ‘remark which the stewardess made, conterning AML ASH s political frame. of - mind last year. We. answered that as. far as we. knew, there. “was:: no basis. ‘for AMNHTP ' s thoughts along | tad nis. slike. ) RAT wild cay to. gee the « stew wardess full name for us. . Meeting arrangements for ‘Stockholm en d Ee sink “yete 3 laid o on at “this meeting. a \MLASH felt he had to stay until. oo end, of the Festivel fer 7 ‘eevee “purposes. Since AMELIE had: elready ace identaliy x run ‘into: several “people he knew, it was agread that he should leave. ‘town, for Stockhdin ain the near future. We would remain behind ‘untal, AVLASE ‘lets, Serving’ as an emergency ecntact in the event of change in ANLASE's. plans: Tt ‘was | _arrang ed “to méet AMLASH iP absolute ely necessary, ‘at ‘either 1200 or.” : 2800 6ach: day : for Paris will: be established. ANGIE departed 2 is isinki 5 sy ‘ata. given restaurant ‘in, ‘the center of ‘the. city, “Normal sseturity Weasures- ‘for the "emer egency'. nesting were ‘laid on. In ‘Ste setholiiy Reeting ‘arrangen nts’. presumably bta; ring at the Palane Hotel. ty! ‘Stonthc® Sy. Be, vate ae ‘SF shouts 0: st covkholmn. for accommodatioris for AMLASH there. ; We. wi follen 5, Helsinki Mectings between ats raTe/L and Failucei AMAHTP and: Fallucei were: an ‘publi ry , togettien ‘any Taneth anf htma , Other cmebifinwe cic wate oem Ste wmmwery ae « end A ee oe £9, ee b: ve aves ‘rooms. “the Se ap tee,
LerergEEey gama: & atti cement enemented se neeaenerr ney ee AMEETD , hie original - iw | whereabouts of ANSE delegation. * RATT ae the nade od dade 4. ehieh OnMes &@ dgy wiring thé sojourn in He isinki. . Thomoson, as instructe si, when cal Lang HOPIIGH to make initial contact. meg Papeete cee, Lee oe There were no incidents of a security nature observed during any. of these (6, Other Y uth: Fest vival Targets. oy a . “Bhs. = cover’ ed vy cables 3609. ‘the beat’: and, , actually, only ‘possibility among, the participants was Jose: Venegas. However, both AMLASH and AMWHIP ‘did not’ want to becone involved witht hin as they felt that this , in. both” their, cases, night compronise their a . intorests: in AMLASH 's returning ‘to. Gaba, ART? ‘felt, for examle, that Venegas would almost certainly connect his presence here with, an attenpt. to do sofiething with. AMLASH AMLASH? also felt, that he: did not: want to aigelose any indications of his real srupathies ‘to Venegas, af he (tage) were’ going to return. to Cuba. ‘Without doing this, ‘Ait. would: be difficult to get any, 7 reac ions or opinions. from Venegas; thought ARASH | Venegas, At: ais ‘felt. ene ae a, by AMLA ASH, night, very poss bly be: counted on at a 1 later, date. if” ‘this: Was | desirable. An ‘approach ‘could. then be! worked out. ab “that: ‘time, ~ As reported, AMLASH came: to the Festival ‘as a "epecial delegate," after his request to: Fidel Was. approved. : AMLASH. chained to Fides that. ne was fatigued and sick and needed a good. rest in \Barope the Festival provided the excuse, honest explanation. service, ve, ‘or any. ot, is ‘perhaps, reasonable to-assume - that the ‘Cubans, were told not, ‘ta. tel. of his. presence: ig. . Cniptiesreepniameser-eecaps cn: ome
the initial contacts with AMLASH, and he uridow ly does have’ mich influence over AMLASH SHLASH aiso trusis ANE expli ci cehyy, as evidenced by his remark to. us that AMVJHIP: was. the ‘only ene whom he: felt that he could fully trust and to whom he could speak’ openly. ‘or. course, che. aia. speak openly at Length to us at the behest of AMAT? 5 . bat it 43 also. obvious that he does ‘not tell US. everything. /AMSHTP has given, good aaviee ‘in the handling of AMLASH, but, as. he: ‘has a: tendency to interpret, AMLASH's satan | under almost any. cizcunstance.’ ‘using a a considerable. cangunt of nis “mération We alee he Ye remarks and feelings subjectively, and +6 att empt to guide as. ‘a bit too" ‘much, it might be wise to eliminate in ‘Later portions: of ‘the: talks an Paris. : ma “Spanish-speaking 0/0, ‘Lis. should “nol be too stifioutt ¢ o do, and * without alienating AMWHIP . "AMIR. has no. clandestine training. to speak of, . as evidenced by his actions in this case. However, to. whis eredit; he. responds readily .to ‘directions: in ‘this area, ahd follows. rather ‘well: suggestions for adding to the security of the meetings. ‘His rénark. about ¢ th ee advisability of. } xeeping his old. fri end AMS ONCERT/1 out: of “the. ‘operation or. from any imowledge thereof, is gratifying. AMRIP also: ‘has gently explained to us, that while he is a ‘Cuban at heart and loves ‘the: (Cibane, they. simply aannot. he + mste bY a to keep -seorets ones: oy of their tic, Lue an real tested reasons, they consider safe. and discheet. chs a general statement , we feel that AMETP ‘is. a good security risk ‘operationally, and | that with more exposure to the: game: will became a ood and useful. asset sub jective about his- evaluations of. dnmtaisi. aw a Sim wae & awe Madey HPS waS~
ae ea eee MD aan ee oF “% nave geen too litt ae of, and cannot: ‘converse’ in he ne ‘ . = wa oa, . tat ayy oe Sse tm ~unohanved : eae lan ete ae Mee 2279 TF wo Sey a eh Se FoBMLU LE SO eee, De ~ got. re > language of to make any st ron gly valid assessment. of his to. dave. Tn the frond meeting with “AMLASH,. he. was considerably nore "rela: 0d than. in the Tiest, but Just ag int vense. about his convictions 2008. seeningly SO. “AMLASE, ost, nred that, ‘having decided +8 return, to. Cuea., he’ would. en role 3 eo in an oliteers! 2 refresher ty ype course at Métanzas ‘tn an ‘effort + to) renew’ ala” ” lege contact tS, re-assert his obition as a a inajor | in th i8 Rev rol ti rary army, ait4 | attoupt 0 re-establish ‘some’ “Yeoognt tidh ‘an ad following. Fe Are and other’ Ge “ernment, civéles ° vteuwss, we eepeui our conneaits regarding fa] hs} Qi pe cH eT) OR _o@ Cs a) cr ce ad . Fs &. ” He appear S capable: of ‘rash, ‘though dass; qistent /- ~-- _action.under the strain:cf provocation, tense: iteations -or frustr ation. For example, he gtated- TOUS That ‘lass: years A ne sd | + ~during—a. period of dejection and . frustration, he had: cone “ templated suicide. “Although AMLASH appeared to. zoneede™ some- validity to our arguments’. for planing andor. carefully prepared actions, + we. feel: that. he. will, sresen: ‘difficult control and directional, problems in ary cp" - situation. . He himself sta: ted.several’ times: thas: Ke - .is not the type to sit: tight,” Jout prefers” sotuty, ‘to problems by ‘violent; ‘positive’ actions .°. AMLAS= . showed the strain of not. trusting anyone. '.He. was’ accord’ ng’ tn AMUETTD., ‘qverdaved “t5 seo Bim, and talked rere or FSzy. ate moan abont man, many anhieete Th te nat nagetsis - te comment at this time about. AMEASH's cavacit 20x ne _loyality to friends or causes; y nor his: willingness AiO” aan see a job. through... However, AM!RIP assures ‘us-=: when. AMLASH says he!11 .do ‘Sonsthing,’ he. ul. don't ‘now at: this point a _ ; a
14-00000 fase Liem vet oe oe : } ¢ Oe So Sovgst “hs whole preblem, leave the Cuban fo . wt ; . . + . . + we ‘ . . i: Perils or eisexnere, forgetting completely polities cs. Ww fo pl ne cc tt @ or Neo fu ma a at Q re 3 oe cabin’ prebléms and Cuban... ° AIP. also told. ‘us on sunday that, he ' Was truly suprised » when : AGASH | said he wanted to. go back. and ‘fights ‘ ALOT was. sure; 2 as. were: wwe, aa that heow wou 2g. defect, period. _ANLASH told AGETP that he ‘could notes roe - the point OF F malcing: a statenent regarding defection and. the state of affairs “in Saba, and then aceepting a ‘dole in iiamd ‘Nor could, he. see. any use in ‘propaganda efforts in Latin America ‘or: ‘Europe. Later, after. our: ‘talks. ath, his n 3 NASH ‘told AICTE a little different story; 4 (Oe ys that hes wid not vant: to make a public defection statement, ‘because of ‘the bro obable ‘re percussicns *gainst his f friends in Cubs for no. good reason. ‘This area of > thinking needs to be examined at, Length 4 in Paris. . "speaking c/o might well. do the trick. “STOCKHOLM: . ee 9s Travel to Stockholm. en  AMNHIP departed Helsinki for Stockholm on a dugust. ‘Both ee and AMLASH felt that they. had been together nou in. Helsinkt .- nani also ran onto 4 Tefugee newspaper friend of h is: in 1 Helsinks who, was. poe quite curious, as to why: AMET was these. 2 aan ge “aopastes SBT LS. afternoon of 7 August; we took the sate taki No problems were encountered § in roi ving. at t er AMLASH vo the exty. Both ANLASH ‘an Palace Hotel, room 828 and 97; ‘ Maonandiciaten |. ” Teme wag * _ It-was obvious . that asst had mich, on. Lis ning. ie can -retumn so F aS Cee eS & unBelmowit: tov AMLASH a Stotkholn.. We took the next. nd ‘AGHTE: , Btayed ‘at the. ms Ganda poe a gelerat x “a A Spanish- | PAGE hee IE TA are
14-00000 ’ & . . 4 e 7 > ' . 7 : it, regardiess of ‘the context ‘of: ‘the “general discussion... Tt was’ daring oo - the talks in Stoekhelm that AGRI. revealed. Shat. AMLASH- had told’ | : ° ; . ‘ Anes SARS a ae Lead ign So Pte Bane me stpete Sores Kod tt PLOT tt etme ee eee ce: Haranjo, Revellon, .Vene egas, and. ‘the Mayor of cave, X amie] De aoe ; Vadese oF, (in Helsinki). ‘that. he was” “seeing OOTP. th Helsinkt, he “alae told the: Hhayar Domingues: to tell. Raul that he 3 was: going on his. . “present itinerary, and that he wanted a refresher ‘course in- the: army iten : | he returned home « | . os , Bo . COPENBACEN: | 10, Travel to, and. Stop in 1 Copenhagen. oS 7 ANLASH and: AM HIP took SAS. flight ord to Copentiagen on the. after. noon of 10 August. | an 8 peaking, at lengti about nesting in! Paris, AMEASH ‘ | felt sure that there. would be no. problem in getting. pemiission, to: visit ; Paris after returning’ to. Praigue,. He felt that: he. Yebber not visit Par first, as it might dause some undue interest, in , Prague Cuba circles : as to ‘aby | he was away Te) Yong: He also. had’ some: trouble “in getting ‘the Abe ee a * They. wanted line to approve fits side trips to, Stockholm and Copenhegei hin to fly direct to: Prague from : Helsink. : He refused. their. ‘reqtiesté 2. and said that he ‘would pay his. own: way. $0 ‘St tockholm and . Copiennagen (or. the difference) a need he ‘ Thi he Pinar Kad ta da. nr. ah sah: tigre footed the pill. (pethaps 4 we: should later ‘absorb. i6 felt. ‘that. this: ye ‘ ability Lo ‘pay for the extra routing might cause. some suspieion ancng, nis colleagues. “AMLASH said "nd", bat we: are not. ‘So. sures Perhaps tie: can “tell a fo ene eee | bl age ee ne a hte a coon Wabheaisg waaw Wander © we NE Nathaly ate No v3 ead Ah W688 dente J ‘ . 2 Bs : PE dea Hartt em o -has-money- and has, * a, fact, paid bills be fo - ses ot the Batista regine, y f
14-00000 " . ed f5. ftasyrt yw he we ar rr ADhaLIP and, AM ASH arrived ar sohet ste Sa Soeigen en. bins rooms at the Zichsond 1 upbar: AHI? phoned HBP INCH, as, planned and we 7 in turn contacted. them by phone. at: the Richnona at es.) A meating ves rranged for 2c00 at the bar of the ‘Temminns Hotel. “After a | drink,. the party retired to Divan ni. for dinner: ; "Apparently ‘the spell of. Hivoli, ee ae Danish food and snaps 5 and beer at th e , student's: im, Jasrgelerosh ( in. Tivoli), served to: mellow ANSE He for the first time appeared ‘to talk to us as a friend, rather than as a . PRPRE representative. : Daring | supper , and: for most of the evening 2» &% intervals,’ sMLASH « talked about himself, his thoughts 3 and probl ems « The. evening : was 5 well worth at, is : texms of the rap ort “and insi ht ained: —_ a aos p . 7 ee 12. AULASH' 9 Thoughts and Personality. AMLASH. feels basically: that he would ake bo live’: in, a world in waaepeee te mw Tee ae ee peace under an ecceptable political, system, practicing tiedicine, ’ “thus oS giving expression to his. desire to help’ ‘the Less-fortunate people, and: from, this to find happiness for: ‘himself, sonething ne seeks 2. out ‘whitch heretofore t ; oT has eluded him. 4s: a young: student he “got, into the strugale again st. vs 27, ~ oe Sana he lesa than. nartant We isnan “Prind thet, th So os at -—) cone 0 7 i Guba, and in: particular: the Commind ste, 2 were: ‘not about to: bring. ‘true peace. af aad contentment to the people, 5 ut rather nou ‘msnanagenont and, , Poor Piphtinw fama vonm asvaw: fawn om un ae ae ete 8 ‘ade see ee . ‘ : ’ mg ame ney oe ammrene come ee wee em ee | coe _aremese ta 9 omnantee Soi Bhudont dean , and leader. of the. FEU. This dia’ Ot ‘ba tasty | him and he sdught +6 ‘Leave _ oe UM Alea,
14-00000 to eas ee tha. nya te : SAIL ERD ae en : RaW td. ea LE Oooo larce vl Foe BS -@ MI. rather than as a doctor. Glelle So onmandante not ty ‘Hello o Doctor 1) forced | sa OO BML LAS Sib to reconsider his. fature, and. to ‘decide that, he: mist flee Cuba” OF: ma abt. against what bh 2e considers a ruinous future. for. his county and herpes: ois. - This. tine, however, he hopes. ‘to make: thie Noperation” <snceésaial and never: again subject. the patient to another ‘such: ordeal. Weal ee TT “shes. when’ he is. ‘sure: that ‘the political and social outiook for ‘the: oe - ; - - . 7 Cuban people and the country are sound, he. would Like: to try, once: more. oe to enter private life as a doctor, He is not: sure. y however} that, this: , will ever cone about. _AMLASH™ was also ‘quite frank, “we “thought ) in, nis - . conversation wi ith us concerning His views on. the PBRPDIE position Vis-a- . | vis, Latin America. (and, although he had n thing to say which has Hot been ‘said by many before. hin, they. were interesting to hear from’ a ‘Gisenchanted ‘Cuban revolutinary. ) He feds ‘that: PEPROG ‘is simply. not. getting "through! - | to the youth and stuients ‘of Latin America, as are. the Commanists: ’ and. for | this simple ‘reason alone, the next ten years,  (when’ these: students écne the political and economic leaders. in Latin America) will ses. us ‘Lose. . the struggle for Latin america. We réplied by using the ola Line that PBPRIME realizes only, too well ‘today that there» were serious shottooomings in aur Tatir Amer ean neliay” for a “mba af vears ania that: ne we ‘are ‘doing what we can to correct ‘this. “However, it is not our. + poly: (said with tongue in cheek) to attenpt to alter thes &- “conditions or. influence : future events by. going: behind the backs. ‘of the established gow ranents in DP ; tlm comes mor Pade den Rew mwd mmo mean dined | oo ao, ee ede oe .° wom * wwe awww ome ee cmt > rene meh ons ee UE niametnteleabetedaare i eaietaed netics ae FO te, , Mean \ dete: = Ok we at, th Net Nalin” Net Teh ch ” “ReERE Pome <n gE nemarTRY ey: = eER me me cna NEI Tyee ener eereinerin tea .