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an ay “The Progress: Report for AMSPELL,- comprised’ ‘of: _ AMHINT activities, | for - ‘the month of August 1962,. follows: A. . ANSPELL . “ 1) General oF attention’ ‘and: concern when ndéep ident: ction, they ‘shelled . “Havana, It was an agit/prap . operation flculated to inpress- upon “the US. and Latin’ ‘America: ‘the. reality. of viet fortification -of,. Cuba. Tn this, it. wa ‘successful.’ Subsequent. developments *nre reported. “ =tnder-: respect: ve sections: of. ‘this paper... Prior to this action,-: certainly related to it, a JMWAVE-ANSPELL meeting on suppor t/control . Distribution: oe i re C/TFEW, watt. ufsfe ATTACHMENTS: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, 1, J, K and, L, UASLCE a lenck AO cyst: wee eaves’ grerg"e? 38 oad gener ‘og 8
[ GRammaeaton se 6. CONTINUATION OF a “DISPATCH i 2) organizatior of 4 ‘gence team DANSON). a it: wou be simply that: — In spit there is. -not JMWAVE. control becau @: ‘of a canflict. betwee objectives . (PBRUMEN liberation. soonest): and. continue ODYOKE ‘Jack: pPBRUMEN : policy. | . "gi2240. 00. a. caine Séetion: gay a | eo - “<Qperations .7700,.00: . 5 —_ ., Processing. _ 2113. 00 : b. AMHINT Section: + Support _ "©, $/3000,00 c. AMSPELL. cops Salaries $9000.00 , eo - Overhead - 2100.00 “Operations. © 13900. 06 3) Intelligence Production: WAVE-1415 ~ Truck Convoy . in Area. of Trinidad, WAVE~1416 Foreign Personnel at Guatana - Pinar det Rio. _ WAVE-1442 -~ Arrival of Soviet Ships at casilda, WAVE-1456 - Arrival of Soviet Vessels at ‘casil WAVE-1457 - Arrival of Soviet Ships at Bates. A) Development and” Plans: .. All pianning: phases of AMSPELL activities supported ‘by, JMWAVE at ‘the: “present tine are subject to the- results. of meetings with. AMSPELL . Soncerhing” increased control, and, the decisions of JMWAVE to continue {.. a gupport relationship if an acceptable . degree of KUBARK™ ‘control - ‘can. - be established. . Meanwhile, however, in the developmental stage is the | _ ne organization and training of. an AMSPELL Intelligence Section, to . . : : function independent of. AMSPELL normal operations and directly . in con- a, s . tact with JMWAVE. This will consist of two officers. an 5 : +. : |. who will process information gained from debriefing mal refugee arrivals as well as AMSPELL operational - return “Combined with this effort, is the DANSON: intelligetc ‘39 be formed around radio operator AMHINT~5S2 who has returnéd-to® tional ‘status. The target date for infiltration of the DAMSON team is 15 October 1962. (See Attachment A.) Also, the CEDAR team, a PM team destined foc Oriente Province. ‘returned from: Isolation.trainin and pre awaiting infiltratian. (See Reference G. ). ~~ : 5) JMWAVE-AMSPELL Contact Plan: oe . ith Reference H request for SMWAVE-AMSPELL ‘tn ‘accordance w is submitted: _ couvact arrangements, the following plan PAGE NO
ai as.an emérgency. Pecro YNTERIAN Garcia..a $ énergenc -B. AMHINTS: ; August began with euphoria among AMHINTS be caus return of some of their menbers who. had- participated “in-th delegation to Helsinki and the reports of successful agit/prop: carr out at the Communist Youth: Festival heli there, This was not enoug however, .to offset the continuing frustration,of.f oexfi ‘AMHINT~-53 on the BANYAN ‘series of operations: thou : NT _ returned from Helsinki and West. Berlin as yet, the acting leadersh “AMSPELL- vented their ire in @ August memorandum o JMWAVE,..in wh JMWAVE was blamed for much of the support failures in the AMHIENT © : - gection and “too much operational interference in the, AMBARB, function An urgent “interview” was requested. a : ; ipo = ich _ When AMHINT-2 finally returned, @ meeting. was. held with him on: ‘17. -August. ZAMKA, NOBKAYR, ‘and NELANDER represented ANHINTS, AMSPELL “and AMBARBS, ‘respectively, and during a twochour. esSion, discus _the points set forth in the AMSPELL memorandum, and much of “the SMWAVE. control problem with ANSPELL. In retrospect, the neetite could: - “not -be. considered a success, Although sone ANHINT paramilitary opera~ |” -¢ional problems were resolved, AMHINT-2 was adamant in retaining: ~ if control of AMBARB funding of at. least one official delegate in each - - country. He refused to even discuss LCFLUTTER for himself ~ he did ~ however assure those present that this was personal and ‘that other — — nods AMSPELL leaders may submit at their own discretion. One issue which. _ ‘-eould have made for more rapport in the meeting, .was, that of support: . for ‘their vessel, the JCANIN I, which has been processt. syeire six months. Negotiations on this point eventually fe pletely when ANSPELL rejected. the terms of the Nari Agreement. The meeting as Concluded with arrangeme meetings on.the discordant points in the near future. | ever. materialized, for in the interim, JNWAVE,, .:. AMBARB funding -arrangement’ -“at least-fo he cope it moment - and play & waiting game on AMHINT-2 refusal to accept an Ce tec ical “and psychological assessment. Possibly, when all other... Tog leaders had been assessed, AWHINT~2 could then be issued an ultimatum, essentially "shaming" him iato acceptance. —  . a _ About this time, 20 August, a other message was received from 2.) 00+: to AMHINT-53 (Reference B). He advised ANSPELL headquarters in Miami a that he would arrive on the 2ist - no request for an operation, no mention of mode of travel, point of exit 0 atry. And as the days . passed no sign of AMHINT-53 either. - These meetings A opted: to approve the - oe ere TAGE NO
| R 7 ntly at “eoklection of intellige “€ 9 the SMWAVE Case’ 0; waterials “‘réquisité ‘to just” uch an under taking. dismissed, ‘however, » as another example. ‘of students‘ ingen : improvising: KOLA and RIMM were asked ‘to moniter the Feport, “but forgotten until the p earty. morning. of 25: uguet. ee . fio’ Chaplin) ‘Theatre in the: ‘Mirama Sat, about 2330. hours ‘local. time on the night: of 24 Au ; ‘reported. ‘substantially - iti-Reference D. “The - “press has™ over dit: -to the. ‘point: of “Satiation, but the” essential | “press. reporting exchanges. cleared, the ‘operation: could: be® analyzed for ‘what it wi - and | wnat. it: meant ‘to. “SMWAVE Ane terms. (of. the. egatrol relationship with, MSPELL. : = . ora \\ ; As stated earlier in this report, it was an Agit/Prop actio designed ‘to alert the ‘peoples of Latin America, and impress | the world, the reality ‘of the Soviet buildup in PBRUMEN... It was als ‘destined to ~ albeit students are apolitical by classical definition = . «place AMSPELL in a leading - political position in framework ef Latin, ‘American and PBPRIME anti-CASTRO, anti~Communist- activi ties¢:<-AMSP realized this and prepared for a deluge: of propaganda on the ‘action. By the: time JMWAVE had received instructions from Headquarters - to. nts caution ‘them about gloating ‘over their success, . ‘this’ ‘propaganda ‘<a paign. was already launchea,. ‘Publicity was a buyers market for thez . and there was not enough AMSPELL participants or: ‘ofticiais® ti tisfy: : ‘the demands of press, ‘television, radio, and personal appearances. © ie Thetr degree of foresight and organization can ‘be appreciated. by the fact that the AMBARBS throughout the hemisphere were standing. by with instructions ‘for: agit/prop should ODYOKE. -haye decided to: "Prosecute ‘the -AMEINTS: participating | in the faction, ae _JMWAVE, ‘however, ‘cannot. afford to be very. objective about: ‘AMSPELL : revolutionary zeal that not only aggravates the cold war exchanges, ~° but places the Task Force - and ultimately, KUBARK - in an awkward |: ‘and untenabie control position as far as PBRUMEN independent action is concerned, - It would be no overstatement to say that this exile -group could sink a Soviet vessel and force ODYOKE to the brink of | | war, Therefore, on-30 August, when AMPALN-4 reported | that. the .AMSPELL | attack on Havana-was the first of a three-phase . ‘plan,” thers a _ being.an attack ona Soviet vessel in Havana Harbor: - Sul ‘abandoned in favor of an attack on a surfacécraft in. ' it was obvious that the JMWAVE/KUBARK control: relati ._ AMSPELL must be submitted to a profound and firm reappraisa was done under the supervision of REUTEMAN and through a series of -eonferences with TROUCHARD, ZAMKA, NOEMAYR and” NELANDER, ...Ths were reported to: Headquarters by REUTEMAN: ‘in WAVE-7899. on: 3! a i 1962. In short, this Reference reviews the ANSPELL independent. course |. _ of action, consequent Liability KUBARK, framework of the JUWAVE , tr i relationship with ANSPELL and present commitments, and pointed out ! that the ultimate test of the control issue would be the. severance : | of AMSPELL, support funds. Headquarters comments and concurrence. ' were requested but during the first week in September, this problem. . was treated during a series of conversations between the Chief of. © . Station and the Chief of Task Force, A final decision ‘is pending at , the date of this writing. . 4 \ ‘ EN
* fmeriea were. made during “August 1962, “and .no to delegations rears tr ef - AMBARE were. «ing which a report. ‘will. be Herries Gand “WAN ‘of this. t for ‘ANBARB~ 16 _to ‘explore ‘the AMBARB mailing. operation: capabili ; A listing: ‘Of- AMBARBs awaiting assigiinent ‘has been. ‘furnisbe UFGA 5739; a: listing of ‘dropped AMBARBs .has been furnished a The AMSPELL raid on Havana. 24 August 1962 Provided ‘the dominant -theme for. AMBARB. exploitation subsequent to that .e: ‘this adventure was undertaken: without. ‘UMWAVE knowledge~or - ‘concurrence and counter. to. the policy. -of .our government, it would be. super fluou of us to comment .that:.we- regard: “the event. with ‘misgiving ‘from “a ‘stand= point of KUBARK “control over AMSPELL. At the same time, a clear. dist"inction must bé made between the activities: :6f= Y “se of. ANSPELL and those of the ‘organization’ Ss military. leadership: essentially, AMBARB serves only to: promote | propaganda activity in the. ‘Latin American countries where ANBARB delegates are assigned; and. additionally some delegates work on covert assignments. with lo¢ KUBARK stations in fulfilling “GYROSE objectives:).:The oeert | task a the AMBARBs, however, serve - ‘to-exploit the propaganda. value of such*”- events as the 24 August raid and to’ capitalize. upon information demon-_ ' gtrating the failures of CaStroism and Soviétization. of Cuban. life; °°. “as euch, the AMBARBs are thenselves ‘removed from the center of such . controversial activities as the 24 August raid or the thréats of _ AMHINT-2 against. shipping | in Gaba. Naturally, the AMBARBs support. the policies of their organization and the statements of its leader; . as noted above, they could also bring their facilities. ‘to bear tos embarass ‘ODYOKE, at the. behest ™ of AMHINT=2,. in the: even: Aish bate iL, controlled by KUBARK only to the extent that. local. Stations ‘direct dealings with the AMBARBs in Latin ‘America, JMWAVE, for it s part, exerts every possible effort to assure ‘that. _AMBARB representatives ‘or GYROSE. policy courses, We are encouraged ta ‘believe that, overall] JMWAVE control of AMSPELL appears negligible at this time on the large issues of striking direct blows against. targets of oppor- tunity, we do have fairly good control over the subordinate AMBARB. f ‘leadership within AMSPELL.
‘ ce “groups:  Itoshé ‘A group over which KUBARK “1s “! ept invmind “that. at : sition to exercise absolute control, ‘but on the other hand egarded asa dist net entity within AMSPELL Atselfcw MWAVE shopes -:t: evelop at a separate pace wit a ase me embroiled in controversy over ANSPEL ANBARB ‘assets to’ 'b amilitary undertakings. _ par “Jon. AMBARB is sensitive sto what-it.would regard as any“KUBA “. to "take-over" its. organtzatio herefore,.-in -the matt £216, ~ nding of - RBs; weihiave agreed that at least::oné- “ANB ‘le, ‘in. each couity. will continue for the present to receive his” “salary directly: from AMBARB. © AMBARB arguesthat only by this means can. AMBARB rétain the minimum. control over its people hecéssary to. . Ansure..satisfactory execution of overt ANBARB propaganda: activities the: ming forcthese overt activities. will also ‘continue to be paid. |. | “for the present “by 4 BARB to its delegates). JMWAVE does not: believe ..-) : vould serve a useful pirpose“at ‘present for local Stations” 2 ‘attempt to fund thesé. regular AMBARB activities, since it shou _-remembered that these overt. ANBARB activities give the organiz Pic ...its public reason for being and, therefore,.a cover fact] dé which AMBARBs May be utilized by local Stations for covert“aét vi Since AMBARB is jealous of administering the funds for its overt | " activities, JMWAVE feels it should be permitted to do so for the sake _ Of KUBARK rapport with the group, At the same time, although..AMBARB ge aoe Pre a . delegates receive from: AMBARB propaganda materials; themat "and funds .to cover local expenses dn carrying out the overt AMBARB . - ls » mission, local Stations are iot-precluded from exerting influence ‘on «: "| - ' -AMBARB ‘activities supporting GYROSE objectives. Since the local ' Stations will bo paying the salaries of all but one. AMBARB--in-their,are 35° as well as funding covert activities, it should be possible for local Stations to influence overt AMBARB work substantially. By agreement with AMSPELL, all covert utilization of AMBARBs by local Stations is strictly by arrangement between -the AMBARB representatives themselves... ‘and the local: Stations, and-AMSPELL expects no information concern! |. Buch covert use either. from JMWAVE ‘or from its AMBARB represéntativéd ~- in the field, “ f . Over a period of time, we expect that local Stations will gradual] ' take over complete AMBARB funding. For example, in Chile the Santiago ' §tation has assumed funding of all three AMBARBs, although BD-3269 required that i% fund only one AMBARE.. We convinced AMSPELL to accept this situation, so that, in effect the Santiago Station will exercise direct, local control.of AMBARB Salaries, even though AMBARBi wi: continue for the time being to send the delegation $60 mehiy: the conduct of overt AMBARE activities in Chile. cou There is an additional advantage in permitting AMBARB<to ‘pay Salary of at least one of its delegates by: mail from Miami and in ‘allowing AMBARB to disburse funds, provided by..JMWAVE, for overt AMBARB activities. By. this ‘means JMWAVE is--in.a positic t: ‘obtain from AMBARB a coordinated monthly progress .report“6f: the total-overt AMBARB work: this report, forwarded in. the group of attachments to — this. dispatch, in turn furnishes Headquarters with a single point.of reference in assessing the overall] AMBARB overt effort, Naturally,.. for its part, JMWAVE does everything possible to elicit from AMBARB ©: the ‘as complete an accounting as possible of the monthly propaganda ; activity undertaken by each AMBARB delegation throughout Latin America, - Since it is doubtful that a timely, coordinated picture of all AMBARB activities in all countries could be obtained by means of separate local Station progress reporting on overt AMBARB work, JNWAVE con- ‘giders this system the most satisfactory for keeping tabs on. such widespread activities; we are doubtful that any centralized contro) .
Se arE trae two reports, | with photographs, | Delegation Reports ~ Feanoing is a “his oft At é ties in the various - Latin meric fh Pion. ‘Headquarters may. wis ttention of local “Kk KUBARK - Stations or ted WH Division. desks: — ‘poliviay Attachment c. Brazil; Attachment Dd Chile; Attachment ED Colombia; Attachment F Costa Rica; Attachment G “Ecuador; Attachment H - “Mexico; Attachment I Panama; “Attachment J Uruguay; Attachment K Venezuela; | Attachment L ak) Development and” Plans remain -gnéhanged. as’ ‘reported 4 General plans ‘tor ‘the. future. _Acnumber.. of AMBARBs are _ Progress. Reports for the last three months.” awalting assignment, as— reported ina Separate: dispatch ‘cited above. - -Qur main undertaking. for the future will be to insure an orderly and gradual transfer of ANMBARB representatives to lecal Station. control, without ‘impairing AMBARB morale by. depriving the AMBARB office .com- pletely of administrative responsibility, -discussed..ab f believes 4t is.in KUBARK's. dinterest for. the “yoéal Stations ti the majority of AMBARBs in ‘the field; - at the same. time..t Miami office will continue to fund. the. minimum of AMBARBS insure an orderly flow of ANBARB. propaganda material to local outiets through the AMBARB delegations, to guarantee timely ‘reporting BARB office in. ores to enable from AMBARB delegations to the central AN preparation of an overall progress report by AMBARB = an AMEARB activity, and finally to insure the responsiveness® Of JHWAVE efforts to step up. recruitment of delegates suitable | for “overt use by WH S.ation in meeting GYROSE objectives. 2) “Intelligence Production: None a - - a 3) Support: See AMSPELL Support
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th the O8-of vorld-studente. Seones In the festival of the. _ Which hold 1,290,000 Stnnteh straents, South assonbled alone} _In view of: tho I Poctival", tatfon bad, Aeentred, Mo, oe? ‘Loe. ented te 3 rank baw mnttl aperoximtely 2 o'clock, Van voung bers _ police ears! strens could be heard throrshout .¢ . patton haa atraady x mide the rickt- ‘tontiets to ie inauzural march: which - oul” vee pce gs Hemera ave, . : “aften Pinnteh youth had nanifecta . rad, thrown stoneS on the offictilicurs, vs speined to preduca a ytoney arcoartines fs yo arvnn: 20-youn=: me * . ;
““uere arrested that night.” ae, suo. Around 40 'elock that afternson, to neabe rs ‘of tse Oo 15,008 ‘young. prisoners tn’ on batt, It was “ritten. in Spratsh an sand (PRench. The. Finnish traisi- tion “Asenst revdy in. tine! and. ‘not be presented. The cloth The rest of the proitp a! pérsons= livided in’ tio. couples; would take photos end the othor one ‘would ins pect the place in order ‘to find. the most appropriste point to nroduce * the’: Anoident] Salv-t, John Koch, ‘snd Enrique B- Loyra; ‘ariving” ‘a: eee bre ak the line of spectators and. place -t he car An front of the. Cub: no Delec:.tion which "2S at ths t moment crossing the: bridge, to march: befor the parliament. But the people did not fo back, ‘SO they, parked. the ear’ | there. Koch and Baloyra climbed ‘to the ton of the car ond. beran. ‘vigorouts ly ery ing out while unfolding ‘the cloth. The other two. “Hernandéz and . . Salv:te stryed standine in the street «nd later. rushed shead aradn t the : . Conmnist Cubon Delerates, The. nelice captured the two. “Deler tion that ear: ied the cloth 2 and the other t in the middle of the confusion “hteh 'as brot ue ht: about. Photos on the Ancident uere taken by Ana. Ding an _JosesI. Rosrisuez me b and also b » the OBS and by photoer- phers er = nes i ney of. ester The police seized the’ cloth and then released the tvo member Germeny. of the Dif thst had been captured, sfter havine teken record OF ‘the in->
reper of the Finnish | Press; the: ‘oprortunt ty, to, nect- severs delegstes frou 2 the $: ‘iss Goprdinstion Gentery also a Cuban nased- Pedro 3 route Quint ero enber of Pax Romana « of ‘the Festivel ‘2S ‘repress nt tive deter’ tion: ‘of the. nétCoumunist: Cuba. After having visited tyo or three ores “nization. eenters of ‘the Internation- al Preparatory Committee of: the’ Restivaly ‘we, des 1ided to £9 directly: ‘to ‘Jean. ‘Garciss, ‘President of thé ¢ anittee and. highest hievorenieal figur of the Festival. ¢- reins avoided the: protien: telling us, ‘as had the |." other officials: of the Festive 3 thot a should suseribe in the. of ficiai . - ‘Deleration froa cuba, st hich we. eviies atly, aid not do. “ap: taestean“nevspapérssn’ seconrani a US in all) is) the credentiszls. He apparently seane ed: to master “nerves: dusins all the time. ‘Te do-not! re aber his. “Re, we called hin * During the Sest°er thea “Roger, and made a pleasant immoression: on us, nothing importcnt of remarkable took «place, =-the acts of the Festival, a which hed sinendy ‘Lost strength, tere: held rel- tively nozaally~. Onee we at ngain, incidents between Finnish youth and the police took place ‘that night °
our ‘protests ival an citred disclosing Sted at & talk, esunfing on the suppo c er came wlony with-us-and “re orded tire areia - that we iad a-right ‘to at a no et JULY SL. - That afternoon wa spéak fat tae talk. marantee offered by. 5 of thé many reportera yao aad now ‘come about us.” -arouBped’ between the officials of tne rest ‘Mnntsa police. That right azain, quarrels between the ¢ Folice acted nore ‘severely tate’ estival took place. onents to tae FF Ope greater and more~v a since. the manifestutisns were eet ones “ofthe ; nnerheim Ave. through various’ z Pe ‘2 They. stretc ity. Ls
cc members or. ‘tne. ‘red. Cuba. deleg.tisn who’ tried: sO. provok u's’ directed by Yenecas and Al.reon. © “Rotning | happened, cause, we. 9 sharp. oa tae. sorning we went | “the” stn ting of te Sominary { at the he ; stoning _ they aid’ not let ue “gat 4a, bee aiterasras , 48. net ‘sivlas taree-iinate: “speeciing ‘In eage we “ayisned ‘to. do. tte a before US. rd -abeou t “40 At 12450 Fa. We had a brakes’. at) tne exit gute. there we “Taéy. were’. are waiting for tne evening session to produce a ereat ‘end. Aihen. we. returned back. ie was 3e 30) zMes “Tis ‘time 6. ‘wo,cdaldn"t bake Then we: began to discuss ‘our, points | 2: In, ‘ta. ‘elscisston. ,more. or léss, Hotert Pinel, Preaident or tue Internattorial Union or ‘Student told us we had no rignt to partieipate ‘tn tne 3a ainary ‘cause: wes were | exited cabans . In all tha discussion we were sorrounaed by y saree a ents of .the ‘correazondent informed us tnoat tne, flvtsa * police wua seanié fous wita an order or extradiction. ve decided stiere, to abandon the Pisce md retire beck: to ths ink  babiie F adout . tas nea situstion and take: ‘a dec! sidc. at 6pm * z ernored jeep of the Tlatsa polices. = ‘koca ‘and Baio; ra were intercepted “8; el.
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