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14-00000 - which is beamed to the Cuban audience and which is increasingly at- ' Effective 1 May the program was presented over JMHOPE, 6,101,000 tons. SECRET MEMORANDUM 10 July 1967 TO : Chief of Station. WCA 1395 FROM : CA/Roger E, MARCHBANK ee Distribution: ; 3 - COS SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL _ 1 = CA/MARCHBANK AMSCROLL Progress Report 1 - CA Chrono 1 April - 30 June 1967 1 ~ RI Chrono A, OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS 1, During the quarter under review AMSCROLL continued with its program to discredit the Cuban regime's cconomic management (or mismanagement) and to seck to discourage Free World trade with Cuba. To this cnd AMSCROLL continucd publishing its serious economic studies and comment of the Cuban economic arca, This , Material is mado available to selected firms engaged in inter- national trade and shipping, to commercial and technical journals, and to sugar. brokers including certain banks and others interostod in the sugar trado, AMSCROLL also continued with its radio program tempting to provide serious comment upon economic developments in Cuba or those areas of cconomic activity outside of Cuba which would have an interost among the Cuban listeners. During this quarter AMSCROLL :received 15 letters from Cuba which compares with 18 re~ ceived during the previous quarter, The monthly count was: April ~ 6, May - 5, June ~ 4, 2. On 30 April AMSCROLL ceased broadcasting over AMTHIGH, This change in station (and a consequent change in timo) has perhaps effected the listenership in Cuba; however, we expect that any unfavorable developments will be overcome and that this program will at least re-gain its previous level of listeners. Typical themes included discussions of -Cuba's housing problem, its actual sugar production measured against Castro's earlier claims of what the production would be, breakdowns and stoppages at the Cuban refineries, activ ities with the Sovict Union and the world sugar market, reporting the progress of the Venezuelan dock workers boycott of ships of those nations that also trade with Cuba, the fight against bureau- eracy, and economic aspects of the Middle East crisis. 3. <A main ANSCROLL cffort continued to be an analysis of the current sugar crop, As early as 13 February ANSCROLL predicted a harvest within the range of 6,100,000 and 6,400,000. By 6 May AMSCROLL was able to refine the harvest cstimate from 6,047,000 to This estimate was further pinpointed to 6,100,000 tons in a release dated 16 June, . These studies received newspaper - attention and AMSCROLL has received favorable comment from sugar brokers and other technicians engaged in this business, As events eat | " Ke Pe eet gage EedGa i. Proce laps,  eAsetRttreen i apt mee ae ERD. SECRET
14-00000 ried f . the Free World ships that trade with Cuba, . SECRET are turning out, these cytimates appear to have been sound in« deed, The AMHIM bulletin continues to give coud replay to those studies which results in their dissemination throughout Latin America, 4. AMSCROLL. continued with its monthly release which liste Both AP and AFP con= tinued to fLle this’ information which results in its being pub- lished in the press and used on radio news broadcasts. 5. AMSCROLL continued tts mailing program to Cuba, and during this quarter mailings approximated 5,000 which is tho samo level as the previous quartor, B. ADMINISTRATION 6, The amount budgetod for the quarter under reviow was $33,500.00 of which $13,332.45 was spent, This significant do- cline in expenses was in large part due to the savings caused by the cancellation of the AMTHIGH radio program and by continued attention to economies of operation within AMSCROLL itself, C. PROBLEMS ?, The Station is not aware of any specific problems having to do with the. AMSCROLL organization, Mention might be mado in passing of the ever presont morale problom (which is by no moans limited to AMSCROLL) engendered by increasing economies and roe strictions in operations, D. PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER 8. A major effort is being made to revamp the AMSCROLL radio program to increase its offoctivencss as a reporter of economic developments of interest to the Cuban listener, Too often these programs Spill over into the field of political reporting or unin- formed comment upon developments in economic areas of which the script writers are largely ignorant, Our aim is to devise a pro-«- gram of economic reporting that will conform to the new guidelines being developed by the Station for all its radio programs. SECRET