(togt0235-t0008 . ad + 4 . $ CONPIDERTIAL / o Chief, Task Force 7 xx } | Chiof ef Station, JNVAVE | IWTEL/GYROAE/RUCAGE = ANNUD-1 Production \ po Study oa PRRUWEN Evfugees Arriving im PRPRIME: ACTION REQUIRED: FYI 1, AKPOD-1 was requested to presare a atudy on the rotugees who were and are arriving in PEPRIHZ. It is rather general ia mature, is based on information obtained fron records at tho Cubam Refugue Center, and aay have some value to KUCAGE, — 2. The arrival of refugees can be divided into five ‘wévee Gince 1959. The first wave oecurred in 1989, the eecead from January to February 1960, tho third frea Eevouber , 1960 to the summer of 1961, the fourth from the summer of e 1901 to February 1962, end the fifth in March ¢o June 1962, ° In additice elmes the suzeor of 1961 any refugees have been erriviag io gwall beata. Free Juno 1961 through 30 Aoril 1962, 2,185 mon, wores and children havo mado the veyage im 234 boats, Trese individusla generally belong te the rover social classes, bsve gmail personal inconuces, and are generally senbora ef the ccoamon laborer, farm worker, fishormas or carpenter clase. ij i i i { ._ 8, The following charactoristics certain te the in= 7 ; dividuals who make uo the five waves described above: . i | a. Piret Wave 1939: Politicians, high functionaires of the government, Armed Forces efficors of Foye ious Govermments and braisessmen whe had isportan? ceumercial relations with the pricr dictatershiv, These were few in number, Approximately 3,000, b. Second Wave Jan-Feb 1960: A and B Socisl Classes, The richest’ faniiies, owners of sugar aills, lergo cattle ranches, large sugar catetes and large industries. Hotd: On October 14, 1960, 382 PAPRYEE companies ware cougsletely or cartially aationalised by the PBEUMEN Coveramment, Estimated number of arrivala 7,000, , (cent inwed) gs 12 July 62 NL 23 ees OFGA-4814 os Foatakae CONFIDENTIAL 6-4-7 er | } Migtrtuasten: | RY T3/Pects. Oliver KE, PAPOCK/dal (19=42132) 18/Repts r8/2 , yo Pw C/PH Robert K. TROUCHARD Wed pad tad ped pod 6G @ a8 8 c/18 Lioyd 8. STORBECK Toe Aart amon AC/WAVE “°° Andrew K, REUTEMAN CO My ne ee ee
14-00000 2 CONFIDZNTIAL UPGA-4814 ©, Third Vave Rov 1960-Sunmer 1661: A, B and the uppoy part of Clase C. frofessionals of all Bieds, directors of companion, executives, stock quners, and ownera of bueinceses, technicians of all kinds, publicity, merchants, Journal iste, radio and television, executives and personnel of tho middle class, dusurance brekers, aoncy lenders, inportors, representatives and agents of FBPRIHE : fires which exported to PBACMEN, farm owners, ‘ porsous whose iacomes were derived from urban properties, owsere and executives of banks, eunors of medium sized cattle ranches and sugar Plantations. Estimated nunber of arrivals 86,000. 6. Fourth Yave Summer 1601-feb 1962: C and D focial - Classes... Small businesanen, office eaployees, factory-workers, techoicians and seni-~techniciaag, : omall technicians, craftemen. [etimated number of arrivals 69,060, @. Fagth Vave Har-June 1962: During the last four ' or five months the type of refugees which artived by plano have lezs educations, less preparation and knowledge of English, and a lower cultural ; level, UYstiasted gumber of arrivaig 32,000, 4. The table below shows representative figures for the five waves, the relaticaship betwsen estinated arrivals and those actually going through the Admissions Ceeter, and a general conparigen of porceatazes of the various eccial groupe in PSRURSK prior to and following the new regine: ne oman amr. ES ee eens ray Eetimated Breakdovn by Bocio Econenic Groups cocito~Econemic Breakdown iw “Arrivals ia 4rrivals ia roups Yaves Period Actual Est inated — . Registration Arrivais | at tho Center . ia PRPAIME | (round figures) ‘ i Year 1689 - 3,000 | 2 Jan.-Oct. 1960 _ 7,000 3 Hov, 1960-Sumaer 1961 36,000 86,000 4 Samer 1961-Feb. 1962 56,000 59,000 ; | 8 Harch = June 1962 30,000 . 32,000 FERUHEN prior PHPRIMNE from FEPRIBE froa ~ to present dan, 1859 to arch 1 te Juns.36, | . Pegine Feb. 1962 1682 _ mi 2 4 % ee or 7 -_ A 3 8 ae B 8 24 c 43 83 38 — a D 47 18 60 . TOSS By 9 ; an COUPFPLREET ia b & a
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