oe a soy . GRADING of SOURCE: A: Completety reliable. B: Usually retiable. C, “air of. doubifut APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1; Confirmed by other independent and reliable false. 6: Cannot be judged. ~ COUNTRY SUBJECT DATE OF INFO. PLACE &. a ee “FIELD INFORMATION REPORT : ly reliable. Di Noi usuaily reliable: - E; Not reliable. (Applied to sources onesty or loyalty, regardless of their competence). F: Reli-ibility cannot be judged. (Applied to un.ested or insufficiently tested sources}, sources, 2: Probably true. 3: Possibly true, 4: Doubtful, 5: Probably oot ee re : | —_ | CONTROLLED DISsEM - BS Cuba i PIA MICE Oy, cpr, REPORT NO. _ UFG=2154 Report on the Possible | "DATE CF REPORT. 27 December 1962 Survival of the 26 of July . 0 Movement after its Struggle NO. PAGES 2 with the Cuban Communists; ~ . REFERENCES a Mid-November 1962 ; | United States (27 December 1962) | { & DATE ACQ. SOURCE: Saeed THER TIE ste sete ferent THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APIRAISAL OF CONTEWT 15 TENTATIVE. Competent American Observer (B) from two delegates of a Cuban Anti-Castro Organizztion in Exile. Appraisal of Content: 3, Oo To . ae 1. As of about mid-November there was a rumor in Cuba to. the effect that following the departure of the Soviets from Cuba, Fidel Castro Ruz was going to do away with the Cuban Communists and return to the Platform of the 26 of' July Movement, . . . 2, It is also rumored that Fidel Castro is aware of the fact that to accomplish this tour de force without loss of his leading position he. will have to have the full support of all elements of the 26 of July Movement, | ‘ is These ma (be sone Satis for these rumors, About July \le’@ a letter “from Josef h get ietier was alleg OD ° — HN & hm & HW 53199 / [JOVE/IENT IN CULs/A 2 COMBAT OLD- LINE DISTRIBUTION COPMTOINASHS ; 1962 a (D e Danilo/*Mgsa, a former Cuban attorney, received | Duarte’ Lopez, the latter. supposedly very. : » but not a Communist. The , ly written by Duarte on behalf of . ~ Antonio Enri-qu *Luson “ini Litary chief of bang rOvince; - onandante) Hel rmin Castilla and Rene ‘Vallejo AQriente b xovince Yepresentdtive of the Institu o Nacional de la Reforma graria = National Institute of Agrarian Reform) he letter was. an attempt to determine from Mesa the reaction of the followers of Huber Matos. in exile, should the Government of Cuba (GOC) release. some 2,000 political prisoners, including three top leaders of the Matos movement, in exchange fora "do nothing against Castro" policy when Castro starts his campaign against the Cuban Communists and for the return to ipower of the 26 of July Movement, E¢TS UGA Mie NASTES ; : , RE ALLEGED. > CONTROLLED DISSEM Beha CF ACY ~" A 0 bh ota owotlalenas epee eater int sr eteeens tines tpemyars yoy HEM ON yuee tees renee enn tee? DoclTd:32349834 Page 5
renner nip ect eget irtttemneeamane Me Te caret ase ° els al . ~ ob Fifa 72 age : 4, (Cavin wort rmen, Chi £ of the G-2 in Bop - BH kf maguey, and ome. Manue, ‘Toyos, ajmember of the Huber _ Mgtos group in sone, kaos some members gf the doc 2 re"! 30° November Movement; ManoYo#*Ray and Manuel? Fernandes 7 °C with the same proposal as was contained in@the letter written by Duarte, It is not known whether there was any concert of action between Duarte and his group and the approach by Alamos and Toyos, \ 5. A delegate of one of the anti-Castro groups in exile. telephoned his relatives in Cuba during the early ‘part of December 1962, In talking about his brother who is a political prisoner ‘in El Principe, this exile determined that his brother can again receive visitors and receive — PACKABCS « ALG NATES Si CVOR | up L yo O° — jor 2d & ee re aaa Let Met 62 ~ as Ca Qate Pa Pepe PSPSaety CONTROLILED DISSEM ant va ‘3 gc? pee a0 a Enel */ LAW, 53199 Doc{d: 32349834 Page 6 mS OD