Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination 
Records Collection Act of 1992 
(44 USC 2107 Note) 
NW 53295 6/15/17
104-10171-10007 | a oe J eGNTRUATION OF” - Od Rfe 2 -OIsPaTeH fe tite could cocsligate. its efforts: ‘to ‘fidancial control ain tue decocratic* Vor; to draw an analozy, tie stage Student politics at tag University, our. tueater of opera ABs is small, tac “would-ve actors=cany, dnd tie privary 4 producias and “directing % successful ; 4; for the staticn to: recp the Cast in’ ‘orde ‘control of the bus iacss”« egartments. | ‘it is tiat effective sirect: nandbing ef tie ASN not be sustained snless we funded tic a; } in turn not only“sould ‘inevitably. a control.we have deen abl -to pain.ov ‘student activists tut ulso- probably: cat in the deaocratic cap, thica our pre operational iunding policies have _Seugl : 3. The Station appreciates wnat could be gained: ‘guemat Roa ly in other circumstances turough uirect handling and. , funding of cither or esti of the AIAN Ss. wo. capabilitics and interest of our asscts anc deaocratic leavers cissipate, and as new | iit a the Cixed-focus of tue ALSANE s should auger. SOR ais hundbing so as to create new .successor agents in this” sense vperatiens in and tie outcone,: Univers ty elections next fell could hastens Meanwhile; nowever, ia suanation of its CW Station believes tnat the tno ATsARSS ne well ‘and: the denocratic student moveacnt i from their uctivitics witsout direct station-in that direct handling sad funding of tne AMDARBS at the present tise ccula fgect the Station's handling and: funding of its indigenous assets; that it and waen, necessafy the Station cau cirect and cund-, on an unwitting basis througn AITEASE-L (or; jit other nppropriate inve;endent assets if so. “required).s. and that, in the meantiae, the station willec monitor. the AMDARES' activities with a view! } when direct contact aud funding will ‘provide distinct | advantages. ~ 4, The “present , adequate in view w OE their” aac our current, the Jenocratic student faction at tae Unt gradually improvins outlook for the deuoéra resurgence ia tac fall elections. Ideally; went of AIOARa-43 with a vore active, more -inter vettcr prepared: and trained leader, on a par witna kind of activist AMcAs-354 appears to be, could éniiance: AMSARB's local progras; althougy AUTUASE- 1 i student assets accept ana think wcll of botii oe, ae: it is quite evident that ASAKee 34 is sonciderasly "ahead of ANSARS+43 in-the qualities indicated. Tne planned . max bua of four slots is belicved teusipic, but on. tae basis that the two a/sitional representatives. dispatched) be charged with prisiry sissions ia tne field of secondary - ene a es, i fe AESIFIC ATION roru use PR eyious KOITION. { ae. " 10-97 S3@ REPLACES FORMS H a ; Bt-28, B1-204 AND 8-20 | 3s E REF : Continuao 2 acer write ame OBSOLETE.
104-10171-10007 : esignation’ | a agsetanig eniiaice “fie aeation’s ay potting and developing wortiy second: able of becoaing University. ‘leaders. : _distinet. ‘aivatitages, OF: aple, the a : eo tat enter. the. University ‘coula: ve -citheF Pp! ‘by? " the station, steered unwittingly into Station-vacked - accuanisas, or ‘transtorred to. tlic other AMDARBS: u concentrating their efforts at the University le " Station also could better develop anu direct. 0; in tie: secondary- scnoul student. ‘Hoveaent. becaus AMGARDS® .undivided attention, and “nore cf into’ the Communists" percnnial-organizationa. and agitation in’ the puclic secondary. sen woe capital area and the interior provinces. c nand, if exclusively secondary: echoul student. activities are not witiia the scope of an ANSARG representative’ s assignuent, tien it is felt Riak the addition of two more ANSARGS at tic university level, or even if on an acrossetie-voard basis, snould vear the condition that tne new designees will not openly identily thenselves as _ ATBARBD representatives, we believe that. Open identification would necessitate tueir allignzent wien: tie, sane ‘groups . that the station, AISARG-34,. and AMOARS +43= ‘working, inasnuch as for then. to operat a independently ‘would cause schisas’ and. ‘pos: * divide:-the“d atic forces, whereupon’ of four “ANBARSS- in the “sane: ‘ bé ‘Counter-productive and, fron there, wa : wanpower and talent. As estensible indesendent, or covert operators, the two additional AMSAKES could 7 conceivably work quietly to unite tne desocratic forces: i or at best. ‘help coordinate their anti- Coununis : “S. Sita respect to Panaaa as alpossibdle reloc tioi the ANZAR3 organization's headquarters, the: Station offers the, following considerations. 7 a. First, ‘the ore is tac exclusively intern ~soint. As ieadquarters officers wiio iav this Statio Disc} tais staticn. Wasy its planta feos over, periays ‘suberior “facilities and ‘services for voth ‘local and area-wide: ‘adninistrative _ and’ operational suprort jursoses, and: alrés operatina base. for Various binds oi Supgort SGDOVE orficers Wino cover tae UH areaé None! “U3APK . WORE facilities amd services also offer: -advantages3 3. for exauple, the ODACIO Latin Ancrican: Regional. awk ge . Courier Center here provides the. tation With: direct . fa vispatca and receivt "OF lateral pouchés”on an area-. wide casis. To the Field Case Oflicer hon iead- quarters presunaaoly ould assisn nere qqiitiout preoccupation as‘to using anfoDAc Ib sit, woule ; “accrue also tne facters of favorable livin: conditions : (especially iz a fanily man) and good operatin: clinate. ; joa jo . “ ———$$ CU aSSIFIC ATION : 7 WO. x“ . Form use enevious EDITION. | : : 10-69 $3q REPLACES FORMS A eam x ‘ uP 81-28. 91-204 ano 326 | se CONTINUES \sor @nicn ARE OBSOLETE. | ; | w ¢ A a en ee eee ee
104-10171-10007 cin ——rerere - “ gor? = Chick, Task Force x 4 “fs Forw 10-07 53g 140} “Nelle ° * DO ATC STOOOL BNO NO, ONTINUATION OF seta Bg DISPATCH “by -AS Lor ti }ook choo ARE “Grgauization “ ‘not Turcsec tos he -hos & veraient ey a tu be. no sudden i flux ‘of people. not. Pyetaally saphayed by tie organization who would be regarded as creating .*. undue coapetition in the doacstic eCuployecat <i Additional consivefations are Vvanana's aspect. nortit-south international air junction and worlu”: Shiyging crossroads; the availability of ug-to-date ee office facilities and commercial services at “Boo Mop uninflated-costs (at least by coaparison to whut overiead costs would be in suenos Aires and Caracas and the Tavorable cnvironnent for ANSARS: functionvari ilovever,. renoval of the ODYOKE-PSPRE%C stigma ‘would: be sligit! duc to tiie traditional Latino attitude. that QDYOKE runs tie whole show iicre occause’ t long- tern real estate und strate;ic interests; it would he only to a lesser dcesrce taat the ANBARS organization's ‘foes and detracters could use the .~ - Same propaganda attacks currently directea at the organization in its present location, 6. The observations given in tne preceding paragrapi should not be construcd-ovy Headquarters as a bia for relocation of the AMBARS- organization in Panama, Pather, they - represent and are: “given as an inforiaal-consensus of: Station opinion ‘and ‘do:.not. ‘take ‘into account, ane things, relocation. prospects in other countries.-and:-ithe specific, peculiar ‘requirements of voth KUSARK- and ¢ AMoARy . organization. ca 23 ws: > _ EDEN ARD C Suen 1. August 1962 Distribution: 2 - Coicl, eal Pee bh W 2 - Files’ use ORTvIOUs COITION. REPLACES FORMS B1-28, 01-204 An 01-28 “WICH ARE OSSOLETE.