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SECRET 62 Smit) ted NlKe-ro-yia bec ae f cy pa? aa ; EM SY EGC AS Apres PBS 3 7 oe, sf ie we a MEMORANDUM FPR: Recipients of Interrogation Guide; Cuba (C-RR2 60251) FROM: : Chief, Intelligence Information Staff, ORR SUBJECT: , ‘Revision of C-RR2 60251 1. When the Interrogation Guide: Cuba (C-RR2 60251) was published, recipients were advised that it would be updated periodically. Attached are current changes with revision date 5/62 (May 1962) marked in upper right hand corner of each change page. 2. The Watch List, pages iii and iv, is to be deleted and the new List inserted in its place. 3. The following changes are to be made as indicated: Delete Insert Page No.(s) | Section Page No.(s) Section | 6 1000 6 1000 : 18 1000: - 18-18a 1000 : 27 2000 7 27-27¢ 1000 28 2000 7 28 |. 2000 31 2000 31-31a 2000 320—~CO 2000 32-32m * 2000 yy 3000 . bho 3000 AT 3000 7 * 3000 55 3000 55-558 3000 62 3000 62 3000 | 64, 3000 6 | 3000 ok 65 3000 : - 65-65a 3000 66 3000 66-66a 3000 ( SECRET Docld: 327627076 Page 22
Delete 3 Page No.(s) Section i 82 4000 115 5000 SECRET 5/62 Do Insert Page No.(s) Section 82 . 4000 115 5000 4, The page listing the Annexes- (Section 8000) is to be deleted and the new page listing Annex C inserted. Pages C-1 through C-13 are to be inserted after Annex B. 5. The airfield map in the front of the Guide ‘includes. only selected air facilities. Changes should be made on the map to indicate the recently constructed Santa Clara International airfield. The present dimensions are estimated to be 10,400 feet long; the: paving is reportedly nearing completion. Docld: 3276270276 Page 23 For the Chief, Intelligence Information Staff a EDGAR¢A, BRADLEY Chief, Requirements Branch Office of Research and Reports -2.. SECRET
sepase ae SECRET - TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWARD----------+------=2-2-------------- WATCH LIST-+-------0-------nee nnn n eee nnn ne 7 1000 POLITICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL Political Dynamics---------+---------- Political Policies and Objectives----- Structure and Operation of Government- Communist Party Control= , Organization---------- olateintatatatatatatatetetatate Political leaders=-------------------- Prisions--- -<-c--s-- en seen eee een een- Judicilary------esncece cn nes cence cccna- Intelligence and Security Organizations Organization-------- nn enc enn nce e ne cene Personne] -------=---2------ moet rene cen- Training--~2ccne tenn cence rr ecrec reer nn Operational Activities------------=--- Soviet Intelligence Services in Cuba-- Sociological Population Population Movements-----2+----------- Attitudes------ce------------e-------- | Ethnic Differences------- Seen ene ecene Receptionzof Foreigners----------s---- Social Structure--------=-- aiaeieatetatateabenien Religion-----2e----- nner nsec cerer ree Education--o--2- enn ee nen c cen errcren University--escs---ss-e-s-- wecreerecrn Secondary Schools----------<-2-+------- Primary Schools-----9-+-H----eeerere-- Adult Education-------ss--c-re----9---- . Trade School s-----2s------<-----e-2--- News Media--ee------- erence eter ec ncren Psychological --<-----2e9-n nner nce nnn 2000 MILITARY General --------------------20-2--~---- Guided Missilés---------2-------------- Installations and Equipment----------- SECRET Docld: 3276277076 Page 24 Question Number 1001-1006 1007-1009 LO1LO-1021] © 1022-1031 1032-1037 1038-1043 1044-1050 1051-1069 1070-1LOT9 1080-1086 1087-1098 1099-1113 1114 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119-1126 1127-1132 1133 1134 1135 1136 1137 1238-1141 1142-1146 ~ 2001-2035 2036-20399 2040-2046 Page Number 23, 27 2ie
4O0O GEOGRAPHIC ( SECRET Continued) .. Employment --------+----+-------------- Postal Medical Communications----------------- and Dental-------------------- Miscellaneous Personal Activities----- Documentation------------ Saletan ahetetete tata 5000 FACTORY MARKINGS Exploitation opportunities------------ Interrogation opportunities----------- 6000 DEBRIEFING AIDs Map of Factory Cuba----------+-+-------------- Markings Handbook------------- ‘Consumer Welfare Questionnaire------+-- Radio Broadcast Questionnaire- ~------- Grid Sk oo, 8000 ANNEXES Docld: 32627026 Page 29 7000 ILLUSTRATIONS etch Map----------------------- Question Number 4172-4178 4179-4194 4195-4201 4202-4220 4221-231 5001 5002 6001 6002 6003 — 6004 6005 Page Number 107. 108 110 Lil 112 115 115 116 116 116 116 116 Q w > ee oe
& SECRET WATCH. LIST (5/62) (as ~ ane 5/62: This Watch List contains selected occupations, organizations and geographic area in which there is a continuing and high priority interest. This List will be revised in light of responsive reporting and changing information needs. Headquarters should be notified promptly when sources knowledgeable on Watch List items become available so that detailed requirements can be provided for exploitation in depth. 1. Military officers; 2. 3. 4, Harbor pilots and port captains; 5. Employeés from: ORI (Integrated Revolutionary Organization) JUCEPLAN (‘Central Committee for Planning) under which also: Direccion de _ _ Estadisticas Directorate of Statistics) CTC-R (Revolutionary Cuban Workers' Central) JUCEI (Councils for-Coordination, Executive and Inspection) INRA - Instituto Nacional de Reforma Agraria (National Institute for. Agrarian Reform) under which also: ANGP - Administration Nacional de Granjas del Pueblo (National Administration of People's Farms) AGCC - Administracion General de las Coopera~ tivas Caneras (General Administration of Cane Cooperatives) ’ ANAP - Asociacion Nacional de Agricultores Pequenos (National Association of Small Farmers ) iii SECRE'T Docld: 3276270276 Page 30 “Industrial plant managers and foremen; Technicians including commnications specialists; Ministerio de Economia © (Ministry of the Economy) Ministerio de Comercio del Exterior (Ministry of Foreign Trade) -Interior (Ministry: of Internal Trade) Ministerio de Comunicaciones (Ministry of Communications) _Red_ Oficial “dé Comunicaciones _ por Microondus (ROCME) Ministerio de Industrias (Ministry of Industry) under which also: IcP - Instituto Cubano de Petroleo (Cuban Petroleum Institute) ICM - Instituto Cubano de Mineria (Cuban Mineral Institute)
SECRET 5/62 C WATCH LIST (Continued) Empresa Consolidada de la Goma _ (Consolidated Enterprise for Rubber) Empresa Consolidada de Minas (Consolidated Enterprise for Mining) Empresa Consolidada de la Electricidad (Consolidated Enter- _ prise for Electric Power) Ministerio de Transporte (Ministry of Transport) under which akso: Empresa Consolidada de Navigacion (Consolidated Enterprise for Merchant Shipping) Empresa Consolidada de Cubana de Aviacion (Consolidated Enterprise for Civil Aviation - Cubana) Moa Bay and Nicaro Nickel Plants Banco Nacional (National Bank ) | 6. Former residents from: | General area of Pinar del Rio and Vinales. | General area of Cienfuegos and Trinidad. SECRET Docld: 3276270276 Page 31
oN . SC SECRET 5/62 1000 POLITICAL AND. SOCIOLOGICAL (Continued) Political Leaders (Continued) | 1037 Does source know any officials of the Communist Party; local government? What is his evaluation of them? What influences do their wives or close relatives have upon them? Prisons 1038 Where are prisons located? 1039 Is there any separation in the prisons between criminals or political prisoners? 1040 What is the political supervision of the guards and prison officials? Whom, among the guards or officials would be susceptible to bribery? 1041 -What are visiting hours and regulations for political prisoners? For criminals? 1042 Who are the outstanding prisoners that source knows of? 1043 Whom does source suspect to be innocent political prisoners? o- dudictary 1044 What does source know of the civil judiciary? 1045 Who are the Judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys? 1046 Whom are they seen with professionally and whom are _ they. -seen with privately? 1047 How susceptible is this group to bribery? .What are the controls over them? 1048 Can source name any judges he thinks are untainted by the Communist touch? Any attorneys? © 1049 Is there any indication that the Judiciary disagrees with the regime? 1050 To.what extent is the civil judiciary influenced in civil and criminal cases by the Communist bosses? -6- SECRET Docld: 3276270276 Page 32
SECRET - 5/62 1000 POLITICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL (Continued) Sociological (Continued) Religion (Continued) (1126 Do the religious ofthe main city have contact with religious in other areas of the island? Education 1127 Report information about policies and activities of the Castro regime regarding the educational system and how it is affected by the regime. Report on the following: a. Any details concerning the literacy program regarding instruction, instructors, time and place of meetings; b. To what extent is there any real change in literacy? c. Has Castro's educational program done more than teach people to write their names? d. How many Cubans have been forced to participate in the literacy program? e. How many volunteered to take the literacy courses? f. Is it a continuing program? g.- Were all Cubans participating in the literacy courses indoctrinated in Communist ideology? If so was the indoctrination Soviet slanted or Chinese? 1128 Does source know of any new scientific or technical .colleges or universities that have been or are being set up? What are their specialities? Describe; give date of observation and Locations. 1129 Who are the major-school administrators and teachers? Give a complete estimate of each as to: , a. Intellect b. Political leanings - pro or anti-Castro _c. Influence on students - 18- SECRET ‘Docld: 326270276 Page 33
. SECRET © . 5/62 2000 MILITARY (Continued) General (Continued) 2035 - Transportation and communication facilities serving — military areas: any new construction? Type and status. (See also Section 3000, paras 3099-3137). : Guided Missiles 2036 There have been many rumors and Low grade reports of missile activity in Cuba. In view of. present and potential conditions in Cuba, there is a continuing requirement for information or indica- tions of plans to procure missiles or of military assistance agreements between the Soviet Bloc and Cuba for supplying short range, intermediate range. or air-to- surface missiles. 2037 Does source know of any new or unusual laboratories, plants, or restricted field sites, such as missile test or launch ’ facilities? If under construction, how far has work gone? Describe: give date, locations, quantities, and originating country. ; 2038 Any construction of missile sites, evidence of mobile ( missile launchers, evidence of ships or boats equipped for missile’ launching, or characteristics and combat readiness of missiles would be of priority interest. 2039 Any training of Cuban military forces in handling missiles? Any information on presence of Bloc missile experts. 20391 Improvements or additions to the transportation facil- ities, particularly in remote areas. a. Repairs to rail bed to provide more shockfree ride. NN , . . : b. Reinforcing or replacing of existing rail or highway bridges. ec. Construction of new rail lines or spurs. de Paving, widening, and elimination of sharp curves on existing highways. e. Construction of new highways. f. Addition of new railroad stations. SECRET Docld: 3276270276 Page 35
SECRET 5/62 2000 MILITARY (Continued) Guided Missiles (Continued) © g. Elimination of stops on rail routes. h. Extension of cargo plane and helicopter service into new. areas. i. Additions or elimination of stops on inland waterways. 20392 Reports of special types of transportation equipment and cargoes. a. Oversize railroad cars (box or flat), road transporters, or special barges designed for handling large bulky objects. b. Large, bulky, one-piece cargoes, either enclosed in crates or covered with canvas. 7 ec. Priority handling of trains or highway convoys. ( d. Special cars for transporting dangerous liquids, eryogenic liquids, gas under high pressure. e. -Special measures taken to protect cargoes from ' effects of inclement weather, shock, or observation. 20393 Security measures. a. Restriction of areas, closing off of access roads, restriction of popnlation movement within the area. b. Special security measures on trains and highway ‘convoys. c. Deployment of security. troops. d. Deviations in flights of civil aircraft. 20394 Surveying activities. . as Extension of triangulation network (first order). b. Gravimetric surveys. ec. Electronic surveys (HIRAN, radar trilateration, etc.). e . | . om. SECRET Docld:32762770276 Page 36
> SECRET © 5/62 2000 MILITARY: (Continued) Docld:3276277076 Page 37 20395 20396 20397 ood Guided Missiles (Continued) Population movements. Be db. c. Evacuation of civilian population. Creation of new settlements having unusually large numbers of skilled workers. -Movement of military personnel into new areas. Construction Activities. a. f. g. he 2 Be Forest clearing, when not associated with the _ lumbering industry. Land grading (for unidentified purposes), Earth-moving and excavation. Erection of large steel and concrete structures. Construction of new military housing in remote areas. Transportation and assembly of large quantities of construction materials and equipment. Construction of underground installations. Visits to construction projects by VIP's Communication facilities. Extension of land lines. (telephone and telegraph) | Particularly in remote areas. , “Extension of radio facilities _(anediaing microwave). Power. facilities. ae Construction of new, relatively small power plants in isolated areas. Use of mobile power plants. Extension of power lines into remote areas. ; me - SECRET
SECRET 5/62 2000 MILITARY (Continued) Guided Missiles (Continued) 20399 Commodities, tools, and equipment. ae Installation of new, high-precision machine tools. be Installation of large, semi-automatic or fully automatic welding equipment. c. Consumption of large quantities of stainless steel and aluminum sheet. d. Consumption of copper, K-monel, magnesium alloys, chrome, molybdenum, and titanium. e. Consumption of large quantities of electric cable and thin-wall tubing. f. Receipt, storage, and use of dangerous liquids, cryogenic liquids, and high pressure gases.. ( g. Production of miniaturized computers, gyros, and accelerometers. Installations and Equipment 2040 Description of any new naval, army, or air bases, or ‘any unusual weapons or military equipment that may have been supplied by the Sino-Soviet Bloc. Date of observation, locations, quantities, and originating country. Detailed description and/or sketch of equip- ment, indicating e.g., approximate dimensions, estimated caliber of weapons, number of wheels per vehicle, size and shape of antennas, etc. — BOL Descriptions of any unusual aircraft, ships, or vehicle seen or reported. Date of information, locations, quantities, and ; originating countries. 2042 . Descriptions of any new or unusual instruments that may — have come from the Sino-Soviet Bloc. Date of information, quantities, and originating country. 2043 Detailed information regarding location, staffing mission, and operations of local investigative officers, formerly G-2 MINAR, with particular emphasis on identification of the organizations to which the Office belongs at present. « - 7 | oe = | . SECRET Docld: 3276270276 Page 365
Docld: 3276270276 Page 39 _ SECRET 5/62 "2000 MILITARY (Continued) -General Questions on Cuban Navy (Continued) d. Dry provisions e. ‘Fresh provisions f. General stores g. Clothing he Medicinal stores 2073 List potential or critical shortages which may affect logistic levels. 2074, What are the quantities of POL stocks on hand or available on reporting date? List designators of various types of POL products. , 2075 What is the Cuban Naval intelligence organization ashore and afloat? Describe. 2076 What is the relation of naval intelligence to the other Cuban intelligence activities? Describe. e077 Is there a training school for naval intelligence personnel? Describe. 2078 To what extent are bloc personnel engaged in intelligence activities? Training? 2079: What counterintelligence practices are utilized by. the navy? Discuss. 2080 .What are the operational frequencies for Navy communica- tions? ; Fishing Fleet 20801 What is the military potential - availability and adaptability for military use; troop and cargo capabilities? .20802 Plans for utilization of fleet during emergency or wartime. - 31- SECRET et
SECRET 5/62 2000 MILITARY (Continued) _Maritime Activities . 20803 Status and operations of Cuban merchant vessels. 20804 Patterns of Cuban merchant ships cabotage operations. 20805 Locations of fishing areas and operating patterns of fishing fleets. - 31a--- ‘SECRET Docld: 3276270276 Page 40
SECRET 5/62 _-2000 MILITARY (Continued) . Cuban Air Force - General (Continued) 2101 Key Air Force Personnel and Biographic Information. -& List of key personnel to include: - Air Commander, Chief. of Staff, Deputies. b.. Biographic data on above. 2102 Logistics. a. Sources for logistic support and supplies. b. Quantities of aviation fuel stocks and storage. c. Location of air depots. a. .Maintenance and repair policies,. procedures, methods, techniques .and effectiveness. } (— e. Availability of spare parts. -f. Aircraft serviceability rates. g.. Fuel and oxygen, servicing. ‘h. Purchase agreements with other nations involving aircraft, missiles, and related equipment or strategic materials. 2103 Means of identification. ae “Describe. aircraft markings. be ‘Unit insignia. ee “Deseribe air force uniforms and: Ansignia, sah Blectronics. . a. Describe communications equipment in operation and/or SECRET Docld:32627026 Page 48