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STOM REQUIRLO: RUERENCES

ANSPELL. Progress Report, January through June 1966

ACTION REQUIRED: FYI

REFERENCES:

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UFGT 16628

UFGT

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A. OPERATIONAL

During the period under review, financial support to the

AMSPELL organization has been reduced significantly. As reported

in roforences, the primary reason for the reduction was the

inconsistencies of many AMSPELL activities with current WOFACT

directives.

Cooperation between AMSPELL and the Station has been maintained

through AMHINT-2, the principal agent of the AMSPELL operation.

Although no longer being

carried on a salaried basis, AMHINT-2 has

continued to be responsive to Station guidance.

3. AMSPELL has continued its correspondence with various student

groups and leaders

Latin America.:

throughout the free world; and especially in

ANSPELL has contacted various international student

groups requesting passage money so that its delegates could be

afforded the opportunity to attend upcoming international student

conferences.

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A campaign was launched to call attention to the plight of

Luis BOITEL, a Cuban student leader who was unjustly

imprisoned on the Isle of Pines by the CASTRO regime.

A report/

denunciatton of the imprisonment of BOlTEL was prepared and sent

to AMSPELL's principal

contacts in the Latin American student field

seeking support for AMSPELL's demand that BOITEL be released.

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#"SPELL bi-monthly magazine (copy being fortarded under

ANSPELL efforts during recent months have been mainly

concentrated on the preparation of its now bi-monthly magazine.

8000 copies of the magazine's first edition which was published

in May 1906 were distributedas follows:

(]):

3,000 coples

sent to latin America

(2)

(3)

:1,too copies distributed by ANSPELL delesations

coples distributed among Cubans in the United

States

(4)

100 copies were sent to AMSPELL contacts and

(5)

student movements in Europe, Africa,

Members of the AMSPELL Orcanization

Asin, Canada, etc.

also received

coples in which the ANSPELL Internal bulletin was

inserted. Each member was asked to promote the sale

of subscriptions and advertising space is well ng to

seek persons who

would collaborate with the magazine

(6).

staff by contributing their talents.

The reminder was distributed among the various

embassies,

official representations of governments and

organizations, both in

the United States and abroad, as

well as among Cuban exile journalists 'and' organizations.

2. AMSPELL Cuban mailing

Since March 1966, 1,000 envelopes containing AMSPELL propa-.

ganda have been mniled to Cuba on a monthly basis.

This propaganda

is directed particularly at students who support the regime (copies

of the propaganda are being forwarded under

separate cover).

3. Press

The majority of AMSPEll press releases have boen in connection

"with the mistreatment of political prisoners by the Castro regime.

Other releases concerned the aforementioned BOITEL campaign and a

tribute to Cuban martyrs who gave their lives fighting against the

BATISTA dietatorship in 1957.

forwarded under separate cover.)

(Copies of the press relenses are being

CON/ FINANCIAL

made in February in line with the Station's reduction of financial

support to ASpELL.

Under the present arrangement JMVAVE support 1s

limited to $1,000 monthly,

this includes the $200 monthly financial

support payment to AMHINI-l's family, office overhead; and support for

printing/distributing the bi-monthly publication.

O1 AMSPELL activities during the second half of TY 66:

The following amounts were expended by the Station in support

Operational expenses

Salaries

and termination

bonuses

Total expenditures

• $ 9,929.74

6, 200.00

$16,129.74

D.

FUTURE PLANS

It is anticipated that AMSPELL efforts in the near future will be

directed at the upcoming CLAE meeting which is scheduled to be held

in Havana 29 July to 9 August 1966.

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AMSPELL PrOgreSS Report, Novenber and December 1965

ACTION REQUIRED:. FYI

REFERENCE: UFGA 23946, 24 November 1965

•A. OPERATIONAL

1. General

During the period under review AMSPELL continued operations

aimed at the student/youth target.

AMSPElL sent a circular lotter

to students and youth in Cuba in an effort to establish a "dialogue"

between these young people and AMSPELL. Other AMSPELL activitles

during this period are contained below.

2. Printed Propaganda.

a.

Monthly AMSPELL Bulletin:

November

• December

To Cuba

To Lntin America (Spanish)

To Latin America

(French)

To Latin America (English)

1, 800

4,800

2, 900

2,900

1, 925

1, 925

1, 925

1,925

b.

The rogular bulletin highlighted the following themes:

The need for solidarity in the struggle fox liberty for Cuban

political prisoners; the new trend in Polish communism and its

criticism toward the system; the attitude of Soviet students toward

totalitarianism and the "failure of Castro's plan to indoctrinate

Cuban students.

The December bulletin carried a special Christmas

message.

(Copies of the bulletin are being sent for Headquarters

Information under separate cover.)

3.

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UFGA 21575

November and Decembor without interruption. Topics discussed on

the progran included;

The war in viet Nom;

commentaries supporting

work of studess croups throughout the world in combating communts;

news of studen: and youth actavities in Cuba and Latin America;

world news reurts; and a special Christmas message in December.

4o Press Releases:

Durins the poriod under review

themes

AUSPELL press releases,

of which are listed below, received roplay as follows;

councils in Cuba.

Dinrio las Amoricas: do. Tighter control ovór university

bo Activities of Cuban agonte in Mexico.

C. The large numbor of relatives of

high Cuban officials ruported anong refugees.

Bohenia Wbre:

a. Reports on the oxodus.

Comments on Cho Guevara's

disappearance and his wife's condition.

AMHIM:

ANSPELL commonts

on a Miami Herald

article.concerning statements by Cuban students

regarding the

Incompatibility betwoon Christianity and Communism.

Cuban agents reportedly respongible

fo= demonstintions against Secretary of State Dunn Rusk and Senator

Robert Kennedy ühile on tours in Lutin America.

co Analysis of anti-Christian policies

In Cuban universities.

B. FUNDS EXPENTED

Salaries:

November

December

$ 2,250.00

$ 2,250.00

Operational Espenses:

$ 3,850.00

$ 1,150.00

C. FUTURE ACTISITIES

An overall meriew of AMSPELl operations is currently being made

by the Station. it is anticipated that Station

Then discussions between the Station and AMSPELL

are concluded,

organization will be considerably reduced..

support of tho AllSPelL

PHIDTO E. SLMSES CC

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KULAUP contacted AMBAHD-54 and la turn put in contact with

Idontity,

which is a KULAMP oporation located In Now York: AMBARB-54

has not yet been placed on Identitys payroll but, according to

KULAMP, will be esployed when he has votalned son© travel visaa

which sill be necessary in his Job assignment with Identity His

work w1l1 Involve traveling to Latin America on a survey assignsent

for Identity..

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Chief of Station, JNWAVE !

a TIPIC. Operational

AMSPELL Progress Ruport, July-October 1965

ON REQUIRIO: RIFERENCES

ACTION REQUIRED: FYI

REFERENCE: UTGA 23069, 16 September 1965

1. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1. General

During the period undor review, ANHINT/2 visited Caracas and

turned in a report on. the univorsity situation in that country which

was submitted in Roforence. In addition to the normal propaganda

activities; the AMSPELL group waged a campaign for the release of

political prisoners

and

has intensified this campaign since the

announcement of the "open door" policy on 28 September 1965.

2. Propaganda Production (samples forwarded under separate cover)

4,800 copies of the bulletin were mailed into PBRUMEN each

Over 6,000 copies of the international edition

were sent

monthly to addressees in Latin America and Western Europe.

Among the

main issuos treated in the bulletins were:

PBRUNEN communism as a result of Ben Bella's overthrow; communist

atrocities in Viet Nam; testimony of Alberto Muller on the secret

executions in' Communist PBRUMEN; the comments of Identity A with

respect to the PBRUNEN situation, the exodüs and Che Guevara's

disappearance.

b. Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases are also

forwarded under separate cover.

Included is an article. by AMHINT/2

on the student discontent in PBRUMEN which appeared in Identity B.

Other articlos and press releares were used by Identities B, C and D

and by AshIM.

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3.

Radio Propaganda

ANSPELL continued its reckly radio programs and in addition

prepared tapes soch pribution dos tamerone tin by racer to dilLER:

vefore his imprisonment. Local Spanish language stations also used

AMSPELL. tapes:

Other developments

In september, AJBARB/54 and two other members of ANSPELL

resigned to seek other employment.

The Station would appreciate current

Information regarding KULAP's interest and possible employmen't of

AMBARB/54 (per DIR 10114) • He

is an intelligent

nate vest at de pestellites an zeal and vedual

several international agencies.

Bo:

FUNDS EXPENDED

July

August

Salaries

$3,000,00 $3,000:00

Operational Expenses

4,009.70)

3,850.00

Totals

$7,009.70

$6,850.00

September

October

$4,100.00* $2,250.00

3,850:00

3, 850:00

$7,.950.00

$6,100.00

*Includes one month's salary as severance pay.

C. FUTURE PLANS

ANSPELL will continue its political action and propaganda activities

during the coming months and will engage in special campaigns and press

releases as current developments dictate.

Philip G. ELMARD

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Identity A. Carlos Andros Perez,

IDENTITY LIST

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ARREST. POUCHING CCPY PRESS RELEASE. AMSPELL USED SAME REPORT OVER

RADIO, STATION HAS SEEN NO INDICATIONS REPORT PICKED UP BY PRESS.

2. AMSPELL WILL CONTINE PLAY REPORTS ON GUEVARA AND FAMILY

WHEN PEGS ARE AVAILABLE. HOWEVER STATION DOES NOT PLAN

HAVE AMSPELL ENCAGE CAMPAIGI: FOR RELEASE GUEVARA FAMILY AS THIS OUT OF

CHARACTER FOR ANSPELL CROUS. ORIGINAL PROP PLAY INITIATED UNILATERALLY

BY LIPCO!'-I L'AS CLEVER ATTEMPT TO PUBLICIZE GUEVARA CASE RUT NO SERIOUS

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TYPIC/ANSPELL

Political. Prisoners List

ACTION RESUIRED RETERENCES

REFERENCE: WAVE 6425

Forwarded under separate cover is a list of political

prisoners in Cuban Jails.

The list was compiled by the AMSPELL

organization and contains the names and addresses of relatives who

are living in the United States.

Philip G. Elmard

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ARTETO D ALEz, "eriberto del

CRIS O On10LS, Melanie del

CASTEO CABISO, Pacie Frank Casuso Perez (5110)0/0 3. Rasos 1410 5.1.19 Perr.M1amt

CABRERA INVI. 7, UDaÏdO

DANINO DORMIPIC, An

ericis del Currien

CASARES PEDi 1O8 Bruno JulrO

CArNaVATE

CASTILLO TRIDICIA, PilaiMO

CASTRO Floento

OBRRALLO, OBIAT

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ESTHADA XIC!'FLEi,,

.!':ar

ESCARUNTIZA PETTiMO: • Magdalena

sIllla :iil.

jernabé fornández Luzarra

näoilaa1 633-1035

PERFANDE, PLANA, JOS •

88

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PERTINDEZ PLATAS,

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FESTAS COMER, GeOTAR in

PERTAIDEZ FUENAS, ROlandO

FERIANISZ GALIENDS, 34lU:dOr

VA ESRVANDEZ, Miguel de la

F8 DILOADO, Carlos de la

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CUSA

P (condlnuacion)

PERTÚT DEZ DARAY,

intonio

PERTINDEZ GARCIA.

Sirt? J.

FIAS CORDOVES, Pragerin do, la

FECHANDE PITO, TomaS

•Jorge to

7320

Rabara

GORPA DI BRERA, JOOO

JRILLO DONZALDE

finaldo

GONZALES, PARPOSO,

Parnardo

GONZALSE LARA, Angolão

GARCIA HERYWDEZ, Oresten

GARCIA RENOOL, MIriel

ACIE CIRSADA, Osvaldo

GEPRA VIDAL, ETag'O

CONZALSE MARCILIO, luIS P.

SOXZHASE. CASTILLO, Corneli Nol.

GARRIDO ARMUTLLES, VAl'eT

o0 Bogut.

Juen Maria

DOVERLEZ DONZALEZ, BIlbertO JArlA

OAPCIA AGRAMONTE , ATarndo

• ARIBO. PERDOMO LaOnArdO

DINAR? , N'elson

OVERRERO, ROBSRTO

OSNOLER !

KRN ER, A ans Mer irins

DONOEZ PARHIACO,

Paniro

DARCIA POSALES, LABIAT

DONZILEZ; CArMOlO

OCHEZ: PONSECA,

Pernando

GONZALEZ

MONTFRO, Alfredo

JOSTALEZ SONZALEZ, DernATin

GONZALEZ RODRIOITZ, Indira

DAECIA VALDES, WAldO

DANCIA TORO,. MArIO

DARCTA CARRERA, OTAG:PR

ORATERRE MORENO, Nolido

GAESTA PAUNAYDE?, Calapino J.

ALONSC, Marthu

GRAU MENA, PaÍRel

GRILLO GONZALSZ, RAinaldO

OONZALE? SILVA, Torahin

DAZULEZ GURBELO. Man'el

JAPPIA CRETreONIO

GASZULTE PARROPO, JORA

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SCABRE

FEHMAN DEZ BARAY,

intain

TERNANDTE GARCIA. 91Y: S.

PERHANDE MIM

frederio de lo

TERNATI

• Jopоо ".

corlna Ferez (adre) 229 5.E. 24 si. 81aml

OVERHA DA PRERA, JOgO

MILLO PONTALEZ,

jätraitn

GONZALEZ BARPOSE,

• Raina: 10

OOHZALEZ LERA,

Angela"

окотх порнуюся, вишто

GARGIA MONKNOUL, MIMIO:

11zu01 / Digra jarcía (padres) 2623 Siscayne Blvd. Mlant

OVERRA: VIDAL, 5r900.1

DONZALEZ MANCiLIA iNiA P.

Dolla E. Guerra (esposa), 312 s.d. 31 Ave....1az1, Fla. "o

"•. Olza Castiilo (tía)

GARRIDO ARTIFLLIE, Val.a-

GONZALEZ OCITALE?, illno=:

DAPCIA CORAMNYTE, iT. .n.f..

DADO, PERDOMO, Leonardo

OUTRERO, HORTENO

OCHEZ JARRITIO;

Destintos, invoato

OARCIÀ AOGALES, Lavor delsOs Carclalheriano) jt, iurys Jesult i. st. tarys, Kaneao

OOHEZ FONSECA.

Pernando

COZALRZ MONTAR, Al 'rar, ülila Calbuena

Q08ZALEZ. KODRISFZ, Ir.a

ALPCIA VALDES, UA: 1O

GARCIA TORO,

Marin

ПАНСІЯ САРРЕРА, П...!..

ALONSO, Mor:n.

DOFZALRT. SILVO,

Thr

SORZALE: 909R0%, 10o

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MURTADO MAR?INTE, "1as:d

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care duerni.

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HOSTERE

" (oontinuaton)

TERNANDEZ ROJC, JuLIO

& ERRANDEZ: PEREZ,

Anal Varia c/o bov. 30 de

Angel Hernandezo deo one bano31120 sast

HERNANDEZ. MORE.IOY, Humbe-'n

jov.

6315.

ave.

St. Miami 379-6722

HEREDIA CASTANEDY:

HERNANTE MIOL, Tien

RACES PrA?,

HERNANDO?,

CRACUIRES, ALPTO1A

Rosa Riva (adre) 223 denores Ave. Coral Gables

JANE APOTTY. Loca tullo Jané (hermano)

JIMINEZ. ROBERTO

Jone, Portridio

JANIS DERMAL, HOMel

JUNCO MARTTYE?,

arille.

Conserrate Casadenón de Gonez, hlia, 1730 E Valley ave. Birgping-

han, Ala.

Herma,

LOPP?, CASITFO

, 10095.

LOPEZ. ARENCTRIA

LUNAS CORAS, M: 91p!

LUNAS ALARTO, ''imia'

LORENZO PPO:09, inoR

EMADRID. JITUTER,

LOPEZ. ADAY , juan

los0?

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il ha??n

na Francisco y sara fuller (padres) 241 j.ä. 24 St.Mlanl

MARTE TRAMADA, TAidOn

MIRO S0T0, Jalma

HENDTOLA FERNANDEZ, JoRo 1, 0!

Dulce tiendlola (hernana)

U3A

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HARTINEZ OSADA SOI!S:

irarge?

HORERA DEL CAMPO, PATITAR

MARROQUI TEJO, Tulian

MERENDEZ SONZAI6%, PATT

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PENCIOY

A (Continuadion)

MARTINEZ SARDINAS, LIiR A:

MILIAN RIVURO, Maniel 031419Ei4xe)

TiS ?

MENEN DEZ FONZALEZ,

'afnal

MAESTRI PEREZ,

Raul

MARTINEZ D,OSABA, NAlAOn

MORPNO CAPRSRA,

corlon M.

MASPTILEX LOPFZ, 1-10910

MORALES ALVA?FZ; nAIRUA

KART IN-Z ODRIOEZ Unloo

MARTINEZ DARCTA, Moorto

MARTI, JOSE

MENENDEZ CONZALEZE PIOlO

HONTES DE OCA:, leninin

MARTINEZ; Jurn.

Petro

MAKTINEZ JIMUNEZ, Viconte

NELIAN CARALLERC,

Angeli

MENEN DEL, RICARDO

Pisnh?

tamrail

KORALES ,

tene

MORALES,

Feinaido

MITRE Lu'is

МАНОТУ, Hafaol

NATR

C C

159-6

NAUMAN IREDA, V'an'el

NUNEZ TRINCIDO, PATNa

NICIOLINE-PAATO....

239

8, PARRTE PEPO2, Igapito

PEPEZ CAPRO:ELL, MInnel

PERFZ,

DIAZ-A GIELLES Nicolan B.

PERXENO VELC, LI"TeRnO

PER:UDE?, pherto

PEDRAZA MARTI, M--IO

PERGO DELDADILLO, Jone

PARRA LFYVA, D1eon

POLL VALDES, Wilrinio

PEHEZ HERNAWDEZ, Pani:e

PADRON CIRSELO, Virailin David

PAZ. VALDES, Martio de la

PERETO. CARRERA, inan Luis

PEREZ MONZALEZ, LEOnAL

PINTADO, RAUZ

POVEDA PACHSCO, ArgIMITO

PENA, 08oar

PENA, Jaine

PINEIRO MA?ISO, Julian

,t..i

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## Page 24

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ROSBRE

# (Continurpion)

MARTINEZ SARDINA3, LI19 A.

KENEN DEZ FON? LEZ,

MAESTRI p5957,

angelina Pérez (tfa) 534 os. 2y st.apt. 4,01a=1

MARTINEZ D.OSARi, Nolan..

MORENO CARREIS

MAS POLEX LOPF?,

KARTIN:2 "ODRITTZ alan

MARTIUSZ DARCIA: ?00510

MARTI, J035

XERENDIZ, SONZALEZe PAbLO

MONTES DE DA • TAMa?!?

MARTINEZ, JuRn

Patro

MARTINEZ JIMIN Z, Vicente

NEHEN DEZ, RICA8DO

carts ternández (novia) lanfla 1053.Urb.jta.g1ta

310

Pledras

MORALES •

eno

LIlia Carcía (prliu)

1343

aco cland st.apt. 10

•Puerto Riod

MORALES,

vainnlin forrada Robres (tía)2783 .:. 21 ferr.,. lam1

MITRE Lula

MAROnES, laçaAl Hilta Tabaris (prima), Oud Sou. § Terio ilani

FAUMAN PARDA, Manias

NUNEZ TRINCADO,

татала

BICIOLINI, Parira

8, PARRIE P5R37, loir n

PEREZ CAPRONELL, Mirial

PEREZ DIAZ-AGELLES I1Cn'...

FEAYSIO VELO,

FERNANDEZ,

"nharen

PEDRAZA MARTI,

Morin

PERES DELTADILLO, J-9P

PARRA LEYVA, Dição

POLL VALDES, WilP-01C

PEREZ HERNANDEZ, HAn "r

PADRON CIRBELO,

Virgilia

PAZ VALDES, Marcho do !?

PERETO CAPRERA,

PEREZ DONZALEZ, LOnnel

PIRTADO, RALL

POVEDA PACHECO, treinion

PENA, 09oar

•PKiA, Jato

PINBIRO MARINO, JUlIan

Senito Perez Diuz (hernano)

conchlta iodarse

senito Perez (ALJO)

Jose 1. Pintado (hernano) 10276 %.8. 12 ave. "lanl

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## Page 25

NONERS

ATIVATROS SUFISO,

Coberto Jose

STEIPO CARENAS, Alfredo

AUSADA RIOSSCO, uben

DERENGICY

PROVITCTA.

20

# abana

RODRIATO LITA, Viotor

RITZ OURRRi, Prinsiaco

RUIZ FERRESA, #icardo

ROJAS LOFSNRO, odolfo

RODRINT SACHEZ, OmaT

REIDILE LIDESMA, OrestAs

RIS DAS MAIOS

REBIERA PSICO, CorlOA

RODRISTEZ SA-NiENTO, i erardo

RODRIGTS TOMIL, intael

RSTES 315C!A, Maniel

ROBAU VIDiL, Marinnaetarlo

ROJAS LO ZO Nello

RAMIREZ, LIOnIO

RASPAL CR-lOB;

ROJAS MOTA, RodOlfO

12

30

10

H

59-5!

12

SABORIT LSYVA, Mario

SARABASA BAÜGTA VOLIZ,

'icardo

SUAREZ MilO, JuAn Vicenio

SOMERS CONSE, ALAdITO

SIMON FERRE?;

Jone-",

SUARSE PODRISTEZ, Juan

SANTos, feline imando de 108

SANTA CRUZ

RECHAVARRIA, "orth taria

SOVERS MONSa, Aniorio

Lis

SUARSE MUZALEZ,

SARAS SISOLIDES, Fin'el

SANTOS DONEZ, Rene

SNESSA LOPSE, NaTiO

SIERRA CO:0,

Justo Luin

SONEILERY RIBAL 1,

Felicite

¡ANCADE PRADO, Alberto

SILVA, Roberto

SLYCHAZ GARCIA, Kagardo

i

20

5

30

10

6

30

20

6

".

TORRS FERTLVOSZ, Arancisco de lA

TEJERA CLIPB, Rainel Antonio

Dic-62

"ic-62

10

(sine en 0as7)

Mntanzas

•Stao"lara

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## Page 26

NOWBAR

QUINTAIROS SAPTISO,

•ohuren tria

QUEIPO CADENAS, Alfredo

QUESADA RIOSECO,

saben

antonio quintairos (nernarot/osta. Rita,R

PledP

RODRICTZ, LEVA, Vie:or

RUIZ GUERRA, Fran: 9en

POTAS TRENo ade Ildice y Albor Ruiz(nijos) 2762 N.i. 15 st. Niams 634-6753.

BOJAS LORENZO,

RODRIQUEZ SANCHEZ,

007r

RUTDIAZ LEDESMA, Orestes

REYES FALDES, CATION

RUBIERA PEITO, CirlA Vicente Rubiera 2 S.W. 17 Ave. Apt. 203, 11am1

RODRIDASE SARN ENTA,

RODRIDir? "OIMIL;

RETES DAIC'A, Munira!

ROJAS LO JNZO Nelle

RASPAL CArlOR,

ROLAS MOYA, Indol!s

SABORIT LEYV, l'ain

SARABASA TA C': VILI?,

SUAREZ PITO, Juan

Yi'en..

SOVERS DOMEZ, ALMBTEN

STHON FERRER, JOSe

, Ricardo Sarabasa: (padre) Apdo ditamira

culllerzo sowers (Elo) 401 1.E. 29 st. Lant.

SUAREZ MODRIOIEZ, Juan

SANTOS, felipe irmonin

:7:1

SOMSO COMEZ,

Antor... bir..

SUAREZ CONZALEZ,

...?

juillerso sowers (tío) 401 12. 29 5t. Blaml

SABAS NICOLANDES,

nipi

SANTOS CONEZ, anis

BALESA LOPEZ, MIrIn

SIERRA CO'O, Jus:o

Luig

JOHEILLAN RIBALI,

roijn.?a

SANCHE PRADO, Alberto

SILVA, Roberto

SANCHEL GARCIA, Magardo

conrada Robles, 2793 Mor. 21 ferr.,laual

Caracas Vo

TORRE PERNAUDEZ, Branciaco 1e ia

TEJBRA OLITS, Panel dnionin

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14-00000

NOMBRA

QUINTAIROS SAPDISO, Obur!n

QUEIPO CADENAS, AltrOdO

ir:a

QUESADA RIOSECO, lben

narta Kdez. jazlla

antonioquintalros(neraarok/ojta.R1ta.R.PledP.R10

105:

RODRIGTE, LEYVA, ViC:AT

RUIZ CAKRRA, Mrin: aen

BUIZ HERRERA, •i:a-do

ROJAS LORENZO,

odolfo

Lídice y Albor Rulz(h1jOs) 2762 N.i. 15 St. ülam1 634-6753 .

RODRITUEZ SANCHPZ

RUXDINZ LEDESKA, Órestes

REYES VALDES, 'ATlOR

XUBIERA FEITÓ, CoriA Vicente Rubiera 2 S.il. 17 Ave. Apt.203, M1am1

RODRINTSÙ SARX: ONTO,

RODRIUTE2 "OIXIL,

".p l

RODRISTT ZAJiLDO SAS:I:,

RBYES ONICTA, Mun're!

ROJAS LO INZO Nelie

RAMIREZ, LNº0n1n

RASPAL CArlO9,

ROLAS MOYA, endolin

SABORIT LEWVS.

K'a-in

SARABASA •MA •CIA V:L'T

SUAREZ PU'IO, Juan Vi en

3OVERS COMEZ, ALSBTEn

STMON FERRER, JoSe

.., Ricardo Sarabasa (padre)apdo ditamira

Gulllerzo Sowers (t{o) 401 #.B. 29 jt. lanl

SUAREZ MODRIOIe2, Juan

SANTOS, Felipe irmonin

SOWSRS COMEZ,

Antor..

U.i..

julllerco jowers(tío) 401 .r..

SUAREZ CONZALEZ,

29

ot. Mlam1

13 "o:]

SABAS HICOLIDES, MAi

JANTOS OONEZ, eN~

BALESA LOPEZ, MirIO

SIERRA CO'O, JuS:O Luia

SOSEILUAN RIBAL'I,

Taijnita

SAYCHEZ PRADO, Alberto

SILYA, Roberto

SANCEEZ GARCIA, Marardo

Conrada Robles, 2783 &.v.

21

Terr

nlami

Caracas

TORRE PERNAVDEZ, Branciaco la i9

TBUBRA OLITB, Rarael Antonin

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HONGRE

(oontinuacios)

• TORRES ASNA, POSLO JA

•TORRES MANA, iTAPl

TORRES

"383)

TAR 19ELA, Frincio."

TORRES, "rimindo

VILLANUEVA MiRT TE

Monial c/o tov.30 de dov. S.i.

12 are.

VARONA PHIMILLES,

•VERDECIA DAS TILEN. L0.07=:

VERDECIA AS TICAL !'

VỌA PRQUIZA, KiTio Leini ey Jose

F. Azor, 01üelll 1o, lase Rey, Puerto RIcO.

VALDES: CARISHA.

YALDES D, HOLP,

olando

VALDES DE MINAS, JUan ir

VELIZ CASTELLATS, Ple-unio

VELIZ CASTELLLIES,

TARDAS CARRO, RIriO

VIL AMIL SA:0?1:5,

j09o

VICENS

VEOA, tranciano

VICENS VALDES,

ug!'!

VALEIRA LLINES

VILLARQUIDES

TAZQUEZ RODRIJ:3E, 1090

VARDAS SAPMIFNTO, Pa iT?

ZALDIVAR SECANO, Ma- 109.

BALDIVAM, irMEntO

carla zaldlvar (tla) 57? j.i. 5 st. apt. 1,11an1

CORUJO BLANCO de Perez, HIlda Lino Pérez cozes(zar!80)51d5.66

Opa-Laoka

Hernandez Loredo, ¡umberto

DIAGO, Jorge

PATINO GONZALEZ, Francisco d.-Marta Patino(heraana) 3221 Sol. 5

S:.,Niaul'

VILLARQUIDES, Agata da. - Tete rocriguez, Unijai

Ferolicionaria, rami

AirPort

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HOMBRE

(pontinuacio:)

• TORRES MONA, Pablo iA

-TORRE'S

MalA, tropl

TORRES GA-CTA,

'a11]

TA: 1RELA, Francia:-

TORKES, "aimindo

VILLANUEVA MiRT TE, Ariel c/o cov.30 de cov. sai. la aïe.

VARONA PRINALLES, CORO

VERDECIA CASTILLA. LO UNT::

YBOA TRQUIZA, Minio Germinas dose F. AzOr, 0 Welll Peù, a=0

Rey, Puerto Rico,

VALDES CARISMA, "ela

VALDES D,WOW,

olando

VALDES DE LINAS, Juan ir Pa""

VELIZ CASTELLAS, en:a

VELIZ CASTELLLOS, i t919

TARDAS CARRO, RIFIO

VIL AMIL SA 09P:S, J090

VICENS VEGA, tranciano

VICENS VALDES,

VALENCE LLUNES,

VILLARQUIDES

decio.

ca.

VAZQUEZ PODRITZE, JOSA

TARDAS SAPMIETO, PUIF.)

ZALDIVAR SE:ANO,

#=- 1009.

ZALDIVAR, ATentO

l'arla Zaldlvar (tía)57? S.i. 5,

st. dpt. 1,21anl

CORUJO BLANCO de

Perez, Hilda Lino Pérez Gozez(=ar1do)5ldg.66

Cra-laoka AlrPort

Hernandez Loredo, rumberto

rarla nortensia cercandesfaltal 3553

DIAGO, JOrge

Ja Antonia Jarointia)11? Rusell ave. Buffalo

2984-O41ON

PATINO GONZALEL, Francisco ¿.-Marta Patino(heraana)3221 S.l. 5 Si,liani'

VILLARQUIDES, Agata da. - Tete iodriguez, Unijas

evolucionaria, ami

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DISPATCH

•CLASSICATION

SECRET

PROCESSING

ASIE

ACTION

.10

MAR-COLICE UNE TITO.

Chief, WH

NO! MATING MOUIDEO

INFQ

COLT qUALiFIED:

MA. ARTIES MAR

COS, Caracas

CAN MCCA INTERINE

1 ROA

ABSTRACT

Chief of Station, JUWAVE

SUBJECT

DYVOUR/PBRUTEN/AUSPELL/Operational

ANNIINT-2 Trip to Caracas

ACTION REQUIRIO: REFERCACES

AR:

FYI

: Subject, Identity A, recently visited Caracas for the purpose

of: obtaining his residence visa and while there was in

contact with

the local AlSPELL delegation as well as with representatives of the

major student political groups at the Central University in Caracas

(UCV) •

ASHINT-2 was particularly interested in promoting a productive

working relationship between AMSPElL in Caracas and Identity B, which

appears to be a new Christian oriented group organized to provide Liceo

students with

courses and seminars in fighting communism.

A copy .of

the Identity B brochure is being forwarded ünder separate cover No. 1.

On his return, ASHINT-2. reported on the present composition

of the

group.

He indicated that Identity C,

who first

joined AMSPELL in 1960 in Cuba and who recently arrived in Venezuela

from

Santo Domingo, has replaced Identity D

as leader of the group.

A list containing

the names of the other members of

the delegation,

as well as a brief description of their AMSPELL dutios, 1s also

forwarded under separate cover, Attachment No. 2.

At present,

the AUSPELL group in Caracas is concentrating its

efforts on

working with Identity B and in maintaining good relations

the press in order to carry out propaganda at the least cost with

such groups as the Jose Marti Patriotic Club and the UCE.

4:.

The AMSPELL delegation is in contact with a number of student

political leaders

not only

at UCV but at several of

the other universi-

ties.

These contacts include Identities E, F, G, H and I.

Auvia Bittrici

PHILIP G. ELSARD

Attachments:

Brochure, u/sc

2.

Description of Duties, u/seleud)

3. Identities, u/sc

DISTRISJTION:

2-NH/C"w/attachment

W/attachment Nog

- 263 ES Celesus/sud

2-COS Caracas, w/attach Nos 28999 to cuT Perce

CLASSIFICATIOM

SECRET

/3

DATE ITTED

DATE DISPATCHED

7 Sept 65

SEP 1 6 1955

OISCATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBIR

UFGA 23,069

HEADQUARIENS FILE NUMBER

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CONTINUATION OF

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SECRET

CEFALA SEANCE ANO MURESE

U/SC Attachment No. 3

UFGA: 23,069

IDENTITIES:

A. Manuel Salvat Rogee•

B. "OSEEN" - Oficina al Servicio del Estudiantado de

Educacica Media:

C: Lazaro Farinas

•D. Enrique Baloira.

E: Regulo Arias.

F. Guillerno Alvarez Sajeires.

G. Humberto Cel1.

Ho Carlos Artimani Gasper1, President of the FCu at the

University of Zulta.

I. Oscar Yanez, Director of OSEEM.

Distribution:

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u/sc

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2 - COS, Caracas; u/sc

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PRINCIPIOS ESENCIALES

DEL

GREMIALISMO ESTUDIANTIL

Un Centro de Esludiantes, para consideraise ORGANISMO

GREMIAL, debe distinguirse por su:

UNICIDAD:

-- Dobe is únicor por eficacia, conventencia aconómico;

educación del estudionto en morario de solidaridad y tur.

damerios legales do represensolividad de 1000 el estu.

diantado.

= En muchos poises (ol nuosiro) no se da por la vio.

lento división política:

NEUTRALIDAD:

-No puedo identificorso con interesos de grupo.

-Suformulacion.oparece.en un.orticulo de.los.estarulos

que señalo la aconfesionalidad y el oportidismo del gremio.

- No significó desinterés por los actividades religiosas.

o políticos.

- Tumpoco puedo significar la neutralidad, que el gre.

nio no puedo pronunciarso fronte a la realidad: contro el

ergano y en favor de la verdad.

DEMOCRACIA INTERNA:

= Principio que tiende o promovor y a garantizar lo

libre contribución de lodos los estudiantes en rodo lo que:

orano o lo vido mismo: del Gremio Estudiontil.

REPRESENTATIVIDAD

-Un Centro de Estudientos debe sor el UNICO gremio

estudiantil de do ocho y de hecho.:

Representalividad.:

ese unicidad y la Democracia Interna son bajes de i

- Lo fundamental es el conrenidos SERVICIO DEL BiE':

COMUN ESTUDIANTIL:

HACIA UN GREMIALISMO

ESTUDIANTIL VENEZOLANO

inal.cas. dip= 1011-39:92.02.

OFICINA AL

ESTUDIANDO

SERVICIO DEL

FUGANDO.

ESTUDIANTADO DE •

E DUCACION

TRABAJANDO

MEDIA

LUIHANDO..

DIRECCION PAOVISIONAL:

QUINTA ARAGONESA - LOS CAOBOS

(FRENTE A LA ESTATUA DE C. COLON)

TELEFONO 555401

HAGAMOS NUEVA PATRIA

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Quers 0.86.F. 1?

OSEEM

os una Oficina ol Servicio del Estudianio de Educa.

ción Media.

OSEEM

OSEEM

OSEEM

•os uno Oficino de Formacióe

os una Oficina de Orientación Gromlattera

Oficino Rolicionadoro de la Estudiantos

Cristianos.

OSEEM

e una Olicina al. Serviclo do todo el Estudianado

So Educacion Medio

OSEEM

es. una Oficina Animodoro de la vida Estudiantil

OSEEM: .:

nocio para servir: al Movimiento Estu.

liantil Venezolano:

Que servicios

presia (.C.F. F. M.?

Ofrere al Estudiante una formación social, cultural,

humano y espiritual.

Da al Esludianto los implomonios indisponsables para

crear una conciencia gramia. en su ombiente y dospolisirar

su institució educacional.

..Crea on el Estudiano cristiano el "Espíritu do Unidad"

Todos los cristianos construimos una comunidad, aspi.

romos los mismos ideales, deseamos una nueva Parria.:

Aúno los esfuerzos de lodos los cristianos.

• Pretende colaborar y servir en lo renovación de la Edu.

cación Medio, estudiar los delugigo problemos de Educo.

elon y colestere en les leemolgemenide dos duo delrueltero

para que cumplen lo mojor posible con ou objaro,.

..Preiende dinamizar la vida humano, social, cultural,

deportivo, etc: del estudiantado de Educación Medio, mo.

diante servicios "ad hoe"...

NO VINE A SER SERVIDO, SINO A SERVIR

En sintesis...

0.S.E.F.M. es

;In servicio ir

FORMACION Y ACCION

OSEEM

Formación

Acción

Religina !

CiviCA

Sixial"

Civica

• Cultural

Gremini

servicios

Culturales

Religioins

Cívicos

liatudiantiles

Recrratiyns

Económicos

110, Seroicio de

COORDINACION

OSEEM

COORDINACION

Esiudiantes Cristiano de Fiducación Media

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T) DOUSRICIGS DEL D.R.G.

sigliquido

asti mestro viajo a aureas el delegado ero parigue culoir a die

su recision. de venir a somir escurios

21

nuevo celerado

cosce 1960 en. Cinn

es Loro Parino quien es micabro des

1?.0.

dentro de

Sabogaje. En el-exilio

1o treconersiirin j lucro en iccior&

particino deniro de la-succion militaris

danie

en: Santo Doninto cono dolennio ocinaio en resolver los istris

percionic

do di

nes

despues de la paralizacion del plan militar. Llova alierosor

en Venozuela.

intoio unada, miembro del Dio. desde Cuba en 1060. Metuo coio Codrinador

ung Villas.

tardo vino al crilio y so infilto.

do 1061 clandostinanente ch coordinacion con nuestros minos

preparar unse alzaniento en las Villas. in 1961 1105a a Carnem Ancorao-

dele cion das tarde trabain con un pruro de

do nicligencia en

coordinici con los

actualidad estudi dedicina en la Universicaá contral dono it.

trabajo de la dologacion:

on 2a universidad Catolica

nenba de rorinr ostuitos d

Es necesario recalcar que el trabaio do

nucho mayor reducido desques do terminar lis

rocana cc

cio: nucatros aniços,

coliciones.

manifestindose unicamento

y relaciones personales con periodistas y organos de

pulicidad.

imal se encuentra quera du caricas pues fue civir?

unos roses a Espana por la conpani dondo trabaja en asuntos de pulicid

cula Srntos

e lugalmento trabijo dentro dol sTo

idae oscuria

• dosue 1960: 4i1 li w=w-

•Psicologia en la Universidad Catolica dondo doscanena su

labor del Dili. su trabajo espocial consisto en asuntos rolacioiados con

Ii Secretaria de la Delegacion.

Guillerro tozn

•incorporarlos a un trabajo de desirollo comunitario. En esio canto ce-

sonviolro actividados de la delegacion.

geraio Gonez

Terovision

ictualmente trabija como Vice-Generento do la drores: de

"yene-Vision". Es niembro del Düü, desco

1960 on Cisi.

¿civiinù dentro de la delegacion es de colavoracion en divorsos astios

mues caroce de ticino pira algo especifico.

Lit

importancia basica

la influencia dentro de ma esticion de Telovision, paralizando no.icias

cle aidonten

o favoroscan el comunismo.

masirico Calera,

:.03:020

Carlos artare e apertones ned do i rederaconno Contros

inistad con

Carlos Artinani Gasperi(presitienic

üniver-

del Zulia) de inspiracion social-cristiana.

Venezolano

German rediroa inlciro valencia. Vo

Caravano.

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es miembro de

¿tza las actividados correspondientes en los cingos

reinciones. Thabaja on el Rectorado do la Univorsidad toniendo resoso

il las listas de estudiantes. in caracas

so paso una lisan ie csinditaius

comunistas de aquella Universidai brindida por csic

ticapo se senalo la importancia de mantener relaciones coi o!

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DISPATCH

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Mobil: 571821 86

Ch1of, NH

SUB'CCT

Chief of Station, JAwAVE # 1P

TYPIC/ANSPELL/Opcrational

ANSPELL PrOgreSS Report - March 1965

ACTION REQUIRED: RUFERINOIS

FYI

REY:

ARSTIL'T

A.

UFGA 20

729, 26 March 196g

B.

UFGA 20,262;

9 March 1965

A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1.: General

AMSPELL has continued its normal propaganda activities

as outlined below.

On 23 March 1965, ANIINT-2 agreed to the terms

outlined in Reference B, including a substantial budget reduction,

to become effective i April.

ANSPELL's chief problem

at the prosent

time is to liquidate debts

incurred as a result of the defunct

ANSPELL paramilitary operation.

2. Propaganda

The March 1965 edition of the regulai ANSPELL newspaper

mailed to Latin America and AUSPELL delegations in the U.S.

(9,800 copies), attachment No. I under separate cover.

The March 1965

edition of the pony AlSPELL newspaper was

mailed

into Cuba (1,800 copies), attachment No. 2 under separate

cover.

The ANSPELL internatioul bulletin was

mailed to its

normal

recipients during March 1965.

Spanish edition 2,900

coptes, attachment No. 3.

Preach edition - 1,925 copies, attachment

No. 4.

English edition - 1,925 copies, attachment No. 5.

/ CONTINUED /

Attachments:

1 thru 12, u/so (LuCe.)

Distribution:

3 - C/WH, w/attachs, u/sc

CS COPY

"CROSS REFERENCE TO

SECRET

DATE TYPED

10 May 65

DISPATCH SIMADE ANO MONEER

UFGA 21,511

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

GLASGIFICATION

STOMATCH SINDOL

SECRET

d:

In connuction with the prisoners' campaign (paragraph

5(á) below, 10,000 copies of the Prisonors' Messago were

printed,

attachment No. 6; 5, 000

copies of a lettui to Chitcan President

Eduardo Fret,

attachment No. 7; 5,000 elicular letters to Latin

Amorican Idontity A organizations,

attaclment No. 8; and 5,000

copios of a circular letter to ANSPELL Dologates, attachment No.

9.

3. Radio Propaganda

AMSPELL continued its regular ridio operations consisting of

a 15-minuto program Tuesdags through Saturdnys on ALTHIGH, and

15-minute program broadcast every Honday ovor WMIE and sevoral Latin

American stationg.

4. Pross Roleases

Miscollaneous

press roleases nie included as attachment No. 10,

under

separate cover.

5. Othor Activities.

The

Identity B meeting

in sarch, which was supposed to have been the

kick-off: of the campaign; did not produco the expocted results.

Identity C was on a Latin American tour and was unable to attend,

and Identity D, who had promised to push the prisonory' cause at

the

meeting,

limited himself to ploas for Cubin Identity E prisoners.

The letter written

to Chilean Prosident Edunrdo Frel (attachment No. 7)

by AMSPELi, members Imprisoned on the Islo of Pines was förwarded.

to

tho AMSPELL delegation in Santiago for dolivory to the President.

The

Chilean olections,

followed by the earthquako complicated this plan

and the deltvery of the letter was delayod.

(See paragraph 2-d above

for information re propaganda printed by AMSPELL in connection with

the campaign.)

In connection with the 13 nich anniversary of the

assault on

the Cuban Presidontial Palaco, ANSPELL issued a press

all publicatlons contained appropriate

- editorials and, in addition

to full covernge on the regular AMSPELL

radio programs, additional radio coverage was obtained

and AMTIlIGH with a special interview.

Tho AMSPELL publication re

anniversary 1g attached under separato cover, No. 11.

The AMSPELL delegation in Noxico participated in the

to Venezuelan workers (CTV) organlzod by the Cubans residing

in Mexico City.

(See attachment No. 10 for pertinent press l'elenses.)

Activities of other AMSPELL Delegations including publications and

press releases are included under attachmont No. 12.

B. FUNDS EXPENDED

Operational expenses

Salaries

Additonal printing expense

(prisoners' campaign)

TOTAL

$ 10,224.16

5,650.00

2,100.00

$ 17,971.46

C. FUTURE PLANS

Implement the Reference B decisions.

PorciPel

TE ANDREN X. REUTENAN

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SUBJECT

TYPIC/ANSPELL/Operational

" ASPELL Procress Report - Januny and February 1965

ACTION REQUIRLO REFERENCES.

FYI:

REF: UFGA 19,393, 18 January 1965

A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

1. General.

AMSPELL operational activities during January and February

details of which are noted in the paragraphs

ANSPELL-KUBARK relations have continued to deteriorate since

the collapse of the AMSPELL paramilitary effort in the fall of 1964,

at the end of February the Station decided to reduce the AMSPELL sub

shy state palent to me the beginnie de April.

We

?. Propaganda.

The January and February 1965 editions of the regular

AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to Latin America and AUSPELL delegations

and

monthly figure.

b.

The January and February 1965 editions of the pony ANSPELL

newspaper

were mailed into Cuba (4,800 copies each), attachment No. 2

under separate cover.

The ANSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its

normal recipients during. January and February 1965. Spanish editions--

2,900 copies each, attachment No. 3.

attachment o. tachmegish editioned, 925 copies each:

edition-1,925 copies

ment

No. 5.

Attachments:

1 thru 7,

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were mailed to Cuba during January.

5,000 copies of the leaflet enclosed as attachment No. 6

10,000 copies of attachinent No. 7 have been printed and

will be distributed in Latin America in connection with the prisoners

campaign discussed in paragraph L below.

3.

Radio Propaganda.

AMSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of

15-mnute program dally excopt Sunday on ANTHIGHl, and a 15-minute

program broadcast every Monday over WilE and several Latin American

stations.

4.:

Other Activities.

CARA 9922 and related traffic discussed problems with AMSPELL

representatives in Caracas.

B.

FUNDS EXPENDED:

Operational Expenses

Salaries

Printing

10,000 pamphlets

attachment No. a

Extra Nailing Expenses

TOTAL

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$ 10,078.

5,650.

2,200.

$ 17,928.

February

$ 10,040.

5,650.

-

900.

$ 16,590.

C. FUTURE PLANS:

AMSPELL is planning a publicity campaign in cooperation with Identit

to publicize the

situation.of prisoners

in. Cuba.

The major phase of

this campaign will not be launched until the March executive-committee

meeting of Identity.

AMSPELL representatives in Santiago, Chile, who

are local station assets, will also launch a related campaign regarding

AMSPELL martyrs in prison (See WAVE 9197) •

ANDREW K. REUTEMAN

FORM 53O USE PREVIOUS EDITION.

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F-5 WILL PRESENT LETTER TO FREI AND THEN REQUEST FREI ASSISTANCE.

WILL ATTEMPT TO ARRANGE INTERVIEW JUST BEFORE SOLIDARITY WITH

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KUBARK RELATIONSHIP.

2. STA CHEE OFFICER MES CITUTOR-I 3 MARCH AND EXPLAINED REASON FOR

DISMISSING CITUTOR-2 AND CITUTOR-7. (CITUIOR-I TOLD

FROPAGANDA PERFERRED BY CATUTOR-2 AND CITUTOR-7 NO LONGER OF INTEREST

TO STAD CITUTOR-I UNDERSTOOD BUT SAID AMSPELLS WERE PERUMENS UNITED

IN ONE CAUSE END HAI NISHISSAL OF ONE WOULD PESULT RECZSNATION WHOLE

GROUP. STA CASE OFFICER ACCEPTED RESIGNATIONS AND AT MEETING A MARCH

PRESENTED CITUFOR-! WITH LETTERS OF TERMINATION FOR EACH CITUTOR.

CITUTOR-1. FOLE SACH HENGER INCLUDING SELF WOULD RECEIVE THO

MONTHS SEVERANCE PAY AGAINST SIGNED

QUIT CLAIM.

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ULE WHiCH HAS UPLIT LÖYALTIES. IT POINTED OUT TO CITUTOR-! THAI HIS

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A SPELLS THAT CARA RECISION ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS ESSENTIALL: SEACHED

OU PPOFEOCIONAL GROUNDS AND NOT MEANT TO DEROCATE FROM THEIS POLITICAL

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MEETING,

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Chief of Station, JUWAVE

IYPIC/AMSPELL/ WIARES Operational

C ANSPELL Propaganda on the Congo Situation

-TON REQUIRID: RETURENCO

REFS:

A.

DIR

68739,

4 December 1964

B: DIR 72761, 23. December 1964

l. Attached

under separato cover is AUSPELL production of printed

propaganda on the Congo situation. Page two of the AMSPELL December

bulletin carried a full-page spread with photographs, attributing the

Congo atrocities to_ Communist Intervention.

Approximatoly 3,000 coples

of the Spanish-language eatttonteresent to Latin America and Spain

in December. Approximately 2,000 coples each of the English and French

language editions are being sent overseas (Europo, Asia, and Africa)

during January

• Attachment No. I,

under separate cover.)

The

French

edition was not available as this dispatch was being written but will

be mailed 15 January•

The pony edition of the AMSPELL newspaper for December carried

a brief story with photographs concerniug the death of missionary Paul

Carlson.

Approximately

5,000 copies were mailed into Cuba at the end

of December and early January.

(Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.)

In addition

to the printed propaganda ANSPELL also carried appropriate

news bulletins regarding the Congo atrocities on its 10-minutes' AMTHIGH

program, with editorial comment attacking Communist exploitation of the

Congolese.

Bauer P. Vilen

ANDREW K. REUTENAN

Attachments:

1.

Bulletin (2 copies), u/sc

AMSPELL Newspaper and

Translation (2 coples), u/sc

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3 - DC/NH/SA, w/attachs, u/sc

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ANO I

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internacional

DICIEMBRE 1961

BOLE TIN INFORMATIVO D

LU' IONARIO ESTUDIANTIL

NUESTRA OPINION MENSAJE DE NAVIDAD

Al finalizar un ario

más,

encontramos

el pazorama de un Mundo Nuevo en muchos asp

estaxico y quizás atrasado en otros sentidos.

Lo bumanidad cumpliró dentro de unos, dias en

ROSOMOS

Vere

la cido.

anc.rds;.

•¿pero acaso no está el bombre de hoy buscanto para sí al

igual que hace siglos un camino que le ajude

el verdadero objetiero de su ser?

Diciembre es nes mes de arditación en la

de los

borbres. Finaliza un año y comienza olra.

lis hora de and.

lisis y planificación de vida. Pero más que lox

presenta el renacimiento de una idea y de un mn

Mío de Mie

рога

la bumanidad. lin ardón nucen l' resoluci

nacio lace veinte siglos, purlue cada año eu eso

somar plena vigencia, porgie nosotros nu bimos

nuestro duro bregar de meses la cerdad;

nazoes de

nuestras lÍdas.

Cabe

entonces en este mominin

hacer una

¿Se ha logrado consolidar la pa= Mundiali l'es respuesia

semiante y déjinisira aparece cada ave. lil Mando de hoy

no solamente vice alejades de la las sino que cada dia es:

coje caminos más dificiles para su logro.

ler andole al

irremediable peligro de las guerras-nacionales e interna.

rionales.

Dos causas hay en la realidad de este Muedo, una de

orden Moral, la otra de cararterissicas seriales y politicas.

Ambas se complementan enri sí y son necesarias para lo-

grat

sino estabilidad dentro de la sociedad que ha porudo

wirir al hombre.

Se quiere por una parse lograr la Po: en el Mundo de

hos, mientas pur orta se rompon las fuerzas dr. P'u= inti-

rior yor eristen en cada hombre. El hombre, la lumilia y

la sociedad; ánicos elo menus capoées de lograr para el

Mundo una paz real l positiva se incuentran sopalmente

dirididos y dentro de cada uno de cllos se la sinbrado la

descontiarca; el semor hacia los demás.

Se do jugado demasiado con las

doctrinas e idrolo

gias y estas en lez de sembrar en el bursbre con/ionio. es

su destro y o su junción dentro de la suciedad las serri.

do para acrecentar el adio entre pueblos y razas, j aues

ensre tombres dentro de una misma conumidad.

Razón Moral esto que se duso en il oluido de un can.

dalo:

"'AMÃOS-lUS UNOs a las ostos como yo ns bu arado"

y "Mi Pa: os dejo, mi paz as doy"

Razún social aquallo- que parto de una realidad olvi

dado por curioniencias parsiculares o de pobiernos: "I.0

Paz

es, sulamme consectein del establecimiento

Nación y sl Mundo

reginarios " sistemas de po-

bismo basados en la justicia i la liberiad del bombre".

1:l Mundo de buey no es mus propirio a una paz verda

dora. El colonialismo, il imperialismo y los reginenes lo-

sulisarios de isquierda y drmcti, proliferan sobre el globo

abogando al tombro sus ansias de libertad y lusticia.

dosesras cumo jórones i cubanos senemos un derecho

y deber para cos nuestra patria s.la Paz del Mundo, Cree.

mos que solumuló hubrú pas ra ruestra Patria cuando des

enhistes u nuestros hermanos sa direcho a pensar y ac-

1uae libremeso, lucirndo desaparecer el régimen de injus-

suroe que lay sojuiga

indiscriminadamorse o

nuestro pritica

1:l Mundo Biése un camino semejante al nuestro pero

en una malco rscula. Debe darse a cada bambre dentro de

sistema la libersad y la justicia. a las cuales siero

derecto sodo ser humano.

promisor i hablar de pa= es un crimen y una cobardia

curado

no ruisión ditras una claro y noble decisión de

lechar

incansable. y lenaseale por

so establucimiento

destro de cada pais o conglomeraão de naciones.

l.a

Par como solas las cosas vulederas lienon un alio

precio ! los que luchar por ella. Las enemigos dil bombre

sou sus principules enemiços. Los que masan y esclari

zan los pueblos condenándoles e vivir en condiciones in

dignos parisin son sus dirmigos.

los que niegan al kom.

bre sa so personalidad calificándole com. cosa animal y

desbanunisada, escán contra is puz del Mundo porque

siemhrer

Hus

que nadir el odio dentro de la sociedad

Quien quiera la pa: declare la guerra a espos enemi.

gos de la tamanidad.

Qué estos dias de laridad sirian para bacernos lo-

mar sia driisión definirica: El restablecimiento moral de

nuestra sociedad y el imperio cosil de la justicia, en el

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LOS

SUCESOS

DEL

CONGO

UNA MUESTRA DE LO QUE ES EL COMUNISMO

rida à porinas de nucanulidades pertenectentes a paises

no beligerantes.

Esa uctitud acondinuda con las protestas organiza.

das de estudiantes dentro de los puises comunislas de-

muestran claramente lu circecion e intervencion que man-

tienen en la guerra del Condo que pudiera haber sido una

puerra de liberación y que lufortunadamente se na conver

sido en una cuerra de mercenarios dáricida s alentada pur

las posencias comunislis.

Anse los hechos a un funclonarlo sortitico sólo se

le ocurrió decir que se hubia avisado de la ejecución de

las prisioneros si se intentaba rescatarles.

disceras queremos hacor ua presunta al mundo clil-

lizado porque sabemos que los comunistas no contestan es.

Los hechos sucedidos sectentemete en el/Conco han

estremecido con hundo preocupncton il mundo clyllizado,

va que en ellos se han violado los mes esenchales princi-

plos humanos. en un abardo de crueldad y crien.

Los movimientos de Lleración hon tenido para noso

tros la natural simpatia porque mejor que nudit conocemos

lo siemificativo de esa lucha, Sia embargo, en el caso de

las mal llamadas tropas de Liberackin del Conzo, no lene

mos, ol igual que el resto del mundo civilizado, que repu-

diar esa acción sanduinaria que constituye una contribu

ción más del comunismo Internacional en su lucha por lle-

var a las naciones el dolor y la exclavitud.

El movimiento de Liberación del Congo al danal que

otros, ha sido Infiltrado unalmonte por los comunistas y

en este como en todos los anteriores puede verse con cia-

ridad el verdadero tin de destrucclón y muerte que persigue

la Intrmacional. •

La lucha de Africa ha sido pura los livenes del mun-

do una lucha mirla con honde simpatia y el creciniento

del Continente negro en Repúblicas con gobiernos propios

es un simbolo de la decisión Incontravertible de llevar

esos paises hacia un destino mejor.

Por ello es que cuando una naciin dentro del Conti-

nente africanoha poleado por su liberación ha tenido siem-

pre el apoyo de todas las naciones de mundo.

Hoy sin embargo nuestra actud y la del munde civi-

lizudo .y libre

es

cotalmunte diversa.

LOS

hechos del

Congo no están Inspirados en un ansia de justicia y liber-

lad, sino que por el contrarlo son el seflejo de la politica

que quieren imponer desde Moscur Pekin.

Si ha molestado el hecho de sangre con sus conse-

cuencias de crimenes.

violaciones y atrocidades mucho

tiene que molestar la actitud de los paises del Bloque Co-

• munista " de alminos que

sirven a sus interests cons-

. ciente o inconscientemenle.

Estos sin el monor escrupulo so han lanzado a acusar

a los paises que participaron en la acción de rescate me-

nospreciando

totalmente el acto humunitario de salvar la

tas neguntas va que. Curecen

de

sentido numanitario:

¿Desde cuando y en que Ciliao de Guerro

es permitido

asesinas masivamento a los prisioneros cuando se les tra-

la de rescatar? ¿Desde cuando de autoriza a un ejército

pernaur crinnnes contra incianos, mujeres relictosas y

ninas indefensas como represalia? ¿Desde cuindo es per-

mitido realizar aceis racistas a un pucblo o raza, máxime

cuande este ha sido defendido en múltiples ocasiones de

la descriminación a que fueron sometidos por intereses co

lonialistas?

Les asesinatos masivos,

lias;

violacionos de religio

sas, niuieres l niñas y el crimin del Congo no purlen le

ner justificación nada más que pura los que siembran el

odios itividen los pueblos.

Lixi

comunistas no ganaron esta batalla. Africa tiene

que sor libre pero no condicionada o la politica soviética

o china.

cursantes de

estres hechos

son topresemativos del verdadero espiritu

vandalicos no

Noleno l tienen

total

del purblo con-

repudies de

Ainica

Africas el Mundo,

si sione. avergontada de ista accion, pero

ello servira para comprender que

existe otro onomigo fun

peligroso o más que el colonialismo..

Ti'

La dicion criminal del comunismo en Africa silo tie-

unit

respuesta y se la dirán las propios africanos:

SU DESTRUCCION.

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LA SITUACION UNIVERSITARIA

Antes del Comunismo

Con el Comunismo

1.- Habian 8 Universidados en Cubu.

1.- Mino tres Untversidades.

2.- Fin 1959habianmás de 30.000 estudiantes Universitarios

2.- Actualmente no llegan a 20.000 lus erudluntes Univer

sitarios.

en las 8 Universidades.

3.- Abolida la Constitución del 10 y sesin el Presupuesto

3.- La Constitución de 1970 estipulaba que el 1% del Pre * Nacional del coblemio Comuntsta, la UnIversidad de la

supuesto Nacional seria entregado a la Universidad de

diabuna ha recibido una rotaja ch un 75% de sus entra-

La liabuna.

das.

P.- El sublerno comunista, pisoteó la Autómia Universio

1.: La Carta Magna Cubana garantizuba la autonomia Uni-

versitaria lo que hacia que le enseñando

superior ci

Cuba no estuviera sometida a ningún roblemo.

tarla, ulexando

que las Universidades deben marchas

junto a la Revolución Roja, sirviendo los Intereses del

régimen.

S.- El résimen dictatorial de Fidel Carero Impuso el mar-

: 5.-

En nuestras Universidades existia el ejercicio libre de

las ideas, no coartandose ningún pensaniento.

sismo leninismo, como astanaiura obligatoria en todas

carreras y proscribio la ensenaida de cualquier

ideológia contraria al comunismo.

6.= Los estudiantes Universitarios clician cada año sus 6.- Desde octubre de 19.0, no se han celebrado elecciones

represeidants

estudiantiler

libres elecciones,

Estudiantiles, ya que la única ver que quisieron l-

asistiendo los dirigintos a Congresos

Internacionales

salicar la representación universituria; los comunistas

de juventudes en cepresentación de los jóvenes cuba-

celebraron und

llamada

Asambles Cineral, donde por

nus.

aclanación" se alistó la Nurra Directiva que des-

7.

Las Universidados como contro máximo de la Democra-

pués de 3 mios siguo rigiendo, salvo contados casos.

cia servian de modio idóneo pura planteur las mejoras

?.-

Actualnente lis Universidades son organismos servi-

que el pueblo cubano pedia.

l's

al Gobiorno

comunista,

controlados directamente

por tuncionarios de la Dictadura Roja,

.°

Era requisito.para el ingreso en las Universidades

S.- No huy requisitos de edad ni tunpuro de haber cursa-

el tener 17 años de edad y haber cursado el Bachille-

do erudios secundarios. Dinderio el caso que jóvenes

ruto ¡enseñarza de estudio) o aprobar severos exime-

iti"

14 mos de edad realicen estudios universitarios

nes de ingreso.

sin estudios previos actualmente.

P.- su es requisito actualmente ser grudindo universitario

9.-

El 9oci del profesorado Universitario actuame en junio

de

1959, ha marchaido al exilio o ha senunciado a sis

para ejercer de protesor en las Universidades comu

nistas de Cuba.

Alumnos que han uprobado asignatu-

catedras por no querer aceplar al comunismo o no que-

ras del primer año y que cursan el segundo, son pro

serse doblegar a su doctrina.

tesores de

sus compañeros que inician sus estudios

10.- Cientos de estudiantes Universitarios guardanprision

ese aùo, d asi en la misma proporción los alumnos del

en lis

cárceles comunistas, por el solo delito do

308. CUISO COM

profesores del 20u. y los del 180. 2l

anar la libertad, Las listas de martires cubanos ases

3ro. etc.

sinados ante los pelotones de fusilamieneo o muerts

10.- Mientras los verdadogos estudiantes dejan de estudiar

por sus

costos de rebeldia han aumentado con los

en Cuba, guardan prisión, marchan al exilio o realizan

nombre's

de estudianes universitarios

como, Juunin

la lucha contra el comunismo, el gobierno Rojo utiliza

pireira,

Virgilio Campanorin, Julio A.

Lebra, Tapia

¡irenes que sin preparacion previa asisten a las aulas

Ruano, Portirio Ramires, & tamos otros que ha: sabi-

universitarias con el solo proposito de servir de sile

du morir antes que claudicar frente al comunismo.

res a los comunistas en el Tablado Internacional.

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## Page 67

Noticiero

ESTUDIANTIL

CIEN ESTUDIANTES PANAMENOS A MOSCU • Según César

Univorsidad Patricio

Moscú y dirigente do la Asociación do Estudiantos Panameños

en lo copital moscoello, treinta joronas do Ponomó asrudian aco

volmente allí; su número so alevaró muy pronto al contenar. Lo

ocados panameños so dirigon o Moscú vío México. Le

Juanin

Pereira

EN EL FUTURO: UNION DE ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS

CENTROAMERICANOS - Dirigonio ascudiontilos do los univer.

aldados de Cosa Rico, Guaromalo, Honduras, Nicaraguo,

El Sal.

nador y Paramó so hollan laborando a local y colactivamonto, un

pro dal propósito de lundar una Unión de Estudiantos Universito.

11as. Controamericanos, La ideo

ahora gono

tuorso y os

lua lo convierto en reátidad antos

de que

Tonscurron muchos morel

EL

PROGRAMA

DE COOPERACION

POPULAR, MOTIVO DE

DISCORDIA EN PERU - Los partidos de oposición convienen

la

utilidad dol

programo

de

Cooperación

Popular.

asistencio.

récnico para proyecios comunalas - auspiciad

Boloundo e impulsado por los astudiantes en

80

pponen a su contralización do control en los

do aquél. La coalición oposicionista, encobes

recioma que

Cooporación

Popular seo

"muni

que

coda municipio rociba los fondos

pertine

localmento como ostimo convonionto.

lizada

o sen

JOS VISTICO

citará la infilera-

ción de comunistos on al progroma", alaço al APRA.

PARA VISITAR ALEMANIA OCCIDENTAL, UN REQUISITO: NO

SER JOVEN - Alomanio dol Esta permira quo sus cludadanos do

avenzado odod visiton a familiaros on Alomonis

no dojo que las jóvonos don

Excusa

lacil que ullo tomon

rojor". Y agroga al pariódico Novos Dourochle

and de Alemania

Oriental, como quion poro un

"Nadio

pandor que

nuosero gobierno no liona confianzo on la juron

UN 'NUEVO CAMINO"' PARA LA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA

DE CHILE - En conclavo rociento, los estudiantos do la Univor.

sidad Católico analizaron

"la nocosidad de odaptar sus

lo Universidad a las exigencias sociolas do

Punto aprobado,

entre otros:

quo la Universidod

actuo

"con ma

yar indopendencia fronto a la jerarquia eclesiástica

imprimien.

dosolo a eso centro do altos

la iglesta do Juan

ostudia

"el espiritu renovador de

XXII! y do Poulo VI. contenido

en el actual

Concilio Ecuménico.

ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS GUATEMALTECOS EN CAM-

PAÑA DE ALFABETIZACION - Por boca do du prosidanio, la

Asociación do Estudianlos Unirorsirarios do Gualomolo do ha

ompromolido o empronder una campaña do alfabatización a esco

a nacional. So asporá que un buan número do alumnos de las da

univarsidados dol paia llo do Guaromala y la donominado Rotal

Londivar) cooporo con la Coordinación de Alfobotización

AEU

creado al afacta.

CHILE - Santiago: La Foderación de Estudiantes do la Univer.

sidad Católica (FEUC) llevó a cabo su SEXTA CONVENCION

ORDINARIA DE ESTUDIANTES del 30 do septiambre al 3 de

Varar

Los hombres

que

alcanzon a

aristencia no pueden orientarso

ancuentran

razón

y al prójimo.

Quizó:

dos

admi

10 8.

camp

abesiuro

pecialmente

Dios,

totalitarin en

Revoli

mal

de lo

vidas

antido protundo

intes cubanos y

servir.

Servir a

ubanos brindándolos

Direciorio

pudiara

ricano", orc. Llegando á conclusiones que abren el camino de

una Rolorma Universitoria modoma y aficar. La documonención

baso so halla condonsada en el libro especialmento editado por

FEUC: "La Universidad: Nuestra Toreo"', único obro en su gó.

nero en Latinoamérica.

manos no.

resucitando

los laridos

clonalidad.

duó su sangre fuero riega

realizacon plen

su pueblo y para ciomplo del Continenlo do las Esporan.

10s, que yo quiero ser continento do realidados humanos.

Eso tuo lo vido do Juanin Poreiro. En su ofan do

combatir

fue obstido por balas milicianas, ontregadas por la Unión Sovia.

rien para dominor a aquellos que so oponian a su Imperio. Pero

asa bola que presendió cortar su vida on un 17 do diciembro do

1961.

en aquella playa do sombros do la Provincia de Pinar del

Rio, hizo nocer la lux que aún ilumino. Puos esa bola que mara-

ba al hombre nocio germinar la somillo.

Semilla que creca oculta

entre palmas en codo rincón do Cuba.

Semilia que esió gritando

al

mundo al ofón do libertad de un pueblo mártie. Semillo que

yo no expó oculta antro ciorras, que ya naco y crece y se levanto

alsiva para hacer parento que Cuba no so rindo, ni so somero, ni

muere.

Que Cubo, peso a la traición

de algunos do sus hijos,

pese a lo invasión de elementos extranjoras o nuestra nacionali-

dad y principios, poso al opurtunismo ciego de algunos pobiernos

occidentales,

so mantione firmo y seguro on su vicrorio. Porque

en Cubo aquella semilla rogada do sangre que fuo y os Juanin

Pererra Varelo,

aún exiato en nuestros aires que mantienen sus

gritos seguros de victoria y radiantes de caperanzo:

¡VIVA CUBA LIBRE! ¡VIVA CRISTO REY!

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## Page 68

DRE

international

OUR OPINION

CUBAN STUDENT DEREUTORATES IFORUATIOS BUTLETE

CHRISTMAS

MESSAGE

0.7

As

anolber year dratis 80

its end, lie find befors a

world men in many asperis bal sadly stagnant if not acsual.

ly retrogressive in some of life's must vital facess. Human-

isy is a your older but is is sot still engaged in as relent-

less search for the true mixing of ils being?

"Hercarter is a tonghtil woush in the lives of men. 1l

is doe hour o! retrospece, al furstioning, of scorganization

and projection

into de lasare. Abore all, Derember is a

jearly reminder of an idea and a way of life for men, il 14u

and rerolutionary under bor= trenty

centuries ago; rumes

rigourously to she juerjron! ior in the long munths al soil

we hair not jorgollen lte casse and the goal of our exist.

No time is perhaps more adequale 10 ast this question:

Have min achiered for the world a lasting pruce? lach

jem she same uncondisional, sugalive ansuer moris lhe

question.

Nol auly

dors sukiril live far ermured from

peace bus each reu day rabares upon roads shas can only

lead farther and farther Guay from it inlo world of national

and insemnational vars.

Tuo causes exist in der erality of au wwld, one in

sbe moral order, the aster in the realm of sucial and polite

ical entities.

Each comploreruis the olber and buth are

ReCEssIon

10 ite

allaiument of stahilily in the sociely in

which man must lier.

Hen would have peace in rolay's world but do notbing

lo preserve she forces of interaal peace in eack man. Man,

she jamily, sociers: ste elemenis capuble of ackiering lur

the e'cald a real and pasisir prace are lotally disunited

and into each bas been soex ihe seed of distrust and ul

fear..

There has been suck jaegling of dochines and ideo.

logies, insread of being a sastre of confidence and sirengib

by which men may rule their lives,

have seried only as a

soice of fear anil hatred amoug nations audraces and elem

among men in she same community.

Morally, our unrid has chosen lo forges the crammand:

"I one one another us l hare loved you".

Socially, conveniene and self interest bare made shis

wold blind ilself to the face that.

"pesee can only he the

consequens le the essablishment in vard dation and in she

world of regimes or systems o/goveruent based on justice

and the freedom of the indiredual

Toulas world is not a vers adequate hreeding pronna

for prace.

Colonialism,

imperialism.

rightist and leftist

totalitarianism thries throughout the world stifling in man

his lunging for liberty and equity.

He as joung men und as Cubans kair a duty und righs

so our land and so the world. Our land, die firmly believe.

will know peure only uben we base relurned to our bralbers

the righs to think and so speak fresh, abolishing she rule

of terror and injustice that soday shackles our prople.

The world fares much our same sust but an a waster

scale.

lach man must be given she ireedon of cboice and

she justice which are his right:

To promise and lu speak of peace without the noble

purpose and the firm decision of lighting tirelessly for its

allainment is a conarily crime.

Peace, as all wurshubile things, has a bigh price and

its achievement chails a struggle.

Those who would bave

peace must u illingly take up the bullle aguinst lbose forces

al work in our world which dehumanise man and make him

a prey of fear. No season is as appropriait as (bristmas so

realfirm in each of us the desermination lo cary sen shis

struggle until true prace has been given io man.

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## Page 69

THE

EVENTS

IN THE

CONGO

A PROOF OF WHAT COMMUNISM IS

Recort happenings in the Conso have rocked the cive

fiand workd.

learine in their wake a deep preocupation in

the hoarts of all who believed in coen the most dasic prin

ciples of humanity and who see in these acts a vendiful

boast of cruelty against the most elemontal principles of

kindness and respect.

These uhn struggle foe treedom have alwars found in

us the

sumpathy and understanding that only those who

know full well that this struggle entails.can give. He find,

nosever, that in the case uf the utterly irisnumend "Conge

less Troops of Liberation"' we must calong with all cis-

ilived men) denounce this now ind bloody

contribution of

international communism to the eppression and suppression

of all peoples.

This novement has bern,

as uthers have been before,

throsghly infiltrated ty

communists; and in this.

as in

other cases, the true goal of destruction and death sought

by the International can clearly bo seen.

The hearts of youth throughout the world have echoed

in sympathy the cries, the tears,

and the pain of Africa's

birth.

The growth of the Black Continent into a continent

of copublics is a symbol of the inconstable right of this

Continent to a great destiny.

That is

the sincere

struggles for freedom of

African nations have met with our support as with that of

all frecdomloving peoples.

It is this love of true freedom that necessarily places

us in a position of adversity towards this movemont. The

happenings

in

the

Congs

find their motivation

not in d

zealous search for justice andliberty but inthe intorational

policies Moscow and Poking seek to enforce in Africa by

any and all news.

In tho deaths,

the rapes, the insults have greived and

coraged then

hos must

the attitude of the nations of the

Conmunist Bloc and of those who, conciously or out, sere

their inturost runkle.

Without the wichtest trace of scruple these nations

have

hurtled themseires ino acrimonious

abust?

if the

nations which took pier in the rescue mission, whose only

purpost was the hummitarian one of saving the lives of

non-belligerents.

The attitude of these nations and the "studont dem-

onstrations"

stagad in communist countries to show ap-

proval of the Consolese robels clearl show the direction

they

would have. the Congo's liberation take.

Where the

Congolese struggle might have been a war of liberation.

become instoad a senseless war run by mercenarios

When faced with th crimes in the Congo one Soviet

official glibly dismissed the violenes by stating that the

rescuing nations had been warned it would happen if rescue

was attempted.

He sould ask this question of civilized men: Ry what

Code of war ian the staüshier of non-belligerents because

of attempts to rescue then de justified? Since when has it

been found permisible fir an arms to

do its own uglo will

regards to old men, to missionaries, to women, and to

children? Has razism suddent found a moral justification?

Mass

murder and rage can unly

find

justification in

those whose creed is haird and whose aim is to diride.

Fortunately the Corcunises hare not won this battle.

Africa will have freedom, and it will not have the mauled,

caged communist version of it. Those responsible

for so

much ugly violence in the Congo do not represent the spirit

of the Congolese people ard have received the condemna-

tion of Africa and of the whole world.

Africa feels ashamed of what has happened, but this

act will help her understand she has to face an enony us

dangerous, or more so, than colonialism.

The criminal actions of communism in the Congo have

only

one answer and the Airicans themselves will give it:

ITS PEPUDIATION.

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UNIVERSITIES STATUS

Before.Communism.

1.: Thero were 8 unirersities in Cuba.

2.: In 1959 there nero mure than 30.000 studenis in the

S-universities.

3.. The: Constitution ef 1940 stipulated that

rational budger wouid aoo us the Uniseeaity of masans:

1.- The Great Claattes o1 Cuba guarantoed autonomy to the

Univorsities,

freeing them trom interterence

the

eisternment.

5.- Thore wizs a free and open exchange of ideis in the

cl.ssr0oms.

.- Every vear ihe siudenes elucted their cion represema

ires in froe elecrions

7.- The universiti's

serrodas spokonmen tor the wishes

of the Cuban peopic.

8.-

To entor the Universitios il vas nocessaro do la: 17

roirs of age and io have graduated trom a sccondars

schoul or so havs raten rigorous tests to prore knuss.

ledge

cquivalen! t?'d

secondary

schoel educatsen.

9.- Ninits percont oi the Unisersiti poffessorate is in

exilé ur has reciro, unsilling to hase communist doc.

trines emposed upoa it.

10.- Hundreds of universits students are held in communist

prisons.

onls because uf their lose dur liberes.

The

lists of cubmn mariors, murdored by firing squads or

killed bs itsrebetion. hud been incrcased ho the names

os Cuban unisersitirs students such as: Juanin Perei-

r9, Virgilio Campanirii

Julio a. Yebra,

Tapia Rua-

no.

Porfirio

Ranurc?.

and so mant mthers that had

préferred do die ihan to submit to conmunism.

With Communism

1.. Thire aro theee unirersitier.

2.- There

are no moro than 20.000 university sturlonts

presuntly.

3.- Tho

Constitution nf. 8940

hits beon abolished and the

Comnunist pogimo has cui bo

75% the tunds destined

fur ihe Universily of Harma.

t.. The

sihiocts tho

Cnitorsitios roquicine them

do pollose ls dietaros in adi mattors.

.' Marsism Lominismis arquurd suhcct for all stndents

und all othrr eeodogios aaro corbidden.

6..

"Thee:' hase beon no eirction sinee Septmbor 1959.

e one moint when an oitode was made de hare thiim

heidt. the

Communists arrandedl d se calioc "aetoral

assocnbly" whorr. tis.

"popular acclain:".

cisossie: 881101

huve since held comtrod, liie

"eleeredd".

Tudies, thes are sordide instruments s thho roflm.

8- u roquisites eoneornine age or provicas educatiin

i':

ie.

Thew. havt

been rases of fourtern vear old

1.:h htlo prerious puccation stodvice at the univer

stlius.

p.. A is do doneor a requasitr do de a cotiage eraduate in

under du te able do seach at thao uairersiis.

Scriticl

fc'iti

stuarnts leach

freshmen: taird wear studints

ceach secund deier unc's, "ic.

10.

While roal soudents leit their classes.

iire held in

prison, wemt lo raite or tight conmunist,

the: Red

Governeint uses uneducaed mouns people as uni-

versity

students.

with

she onds parpose lo serve

conmunist Ierrnationad scele.

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## Page 71

STUDENT

NEWS SHEET

GUATEMALA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS START A "LITERACY

DRIVE"

n. of: Univer

Studants of. Guaramolo

hoi

alphaberization.campoign.on o

na ti on

tod phor o good

number of duden?s

tha

will cooporaro in this

@1f0e9.ró

CMILE.: Thia: Federorion of Sridones of she Carholic. University

(FEUC) hold ira Siach

Ordinary: Convention

of Students fiom

Sapramber.

3om.

October 3rh.

Arong.

tie rapies diicussed.

•The

ntatian

Task®®

in..

book:

under

hia book, aditad by

des resort

dor

University,

Our

ation, is unique in irs kind

in Latin Amarica.

ONE HUNDRED PANAMANIAN STUDENTS TO MOSCOW: AC.

conding

10

Ceror Brugiarri,

a student

at Moscon's

Purrico Lua

mumbo Univor

od Proardone of it

of Paramo.

‹ ap

thoro

Panamo studyino

choro bur

tha

odred.

The so seudents do lo

vono, Progue.

IN PROSPECT: AN UNION OF CENTR

AMERIÇAN UNIVER.

SITY STUDENTS:

Rico,

Siudent loaders

Guaremola;

Honduras,

nie.

aro

working -Cenh ol

bath locally and

ablo

bo car

at thistimo and in is!

THE PROGRAM

DISCORD

ing

CRO PULAR COOPERATION A SCUREDE

launde and

the contralization of ire

Prosiden

Tho

apposition coolition.

hoaded by

the

•og-s thot the

Programi

bo

'municipolizad" phar in

shat each locality recoivo

tho noc

and adminisree them os it deoms condonions.

Tho APRA ollagos phas thie mould provons communist intilrearion

so the progran

TO VISIT EAST GERMANY, ONE PREREQUISIT: 25E. In EONe

Carmany

elderly people are ollomad lo vinir thair rolativos in

Wear Gora

ory

trip:. The

bel

poople aro not pormitrad to mobo pha.

tha gavorneant:

It is moro likely

will bo

roton in the Mose againso the

yours".

ono must thirt to do not irust our yourh

a recent

students of the Carholie University

anólized

at adapting

their studies and the Uni-

versity io the social demands of rodoy's worid"

Among

she decisions approved: thas the University ace "with

greater independence with

regard no the ecclesiontical hierar.

cy"" upon impressing char institution

"she renovation spirit of

sha Church of John XXIIl and Poul VI contuined in the prosone

Ecumenical Council""

Juann

Pereira

Varela

Men who have attained a true: understandies of the

reason

for their existence cannot be satisfied with cert

ubsistence.

Their lives 'find meaning aal in serrice.

sirvice 1 God and to man. These words embody. i i large

extent, the areatness of those men whom history tas clain-

ed for itsell and whom huminity holds in admiration for the

fruitful results of their endeavors.

Their

PageSs 10

service led to acheire for their fellons nen horizies otra-

teriw

comfort, of intellectual satisfaction. of spatual a!-

tainment. These same words are perhaps also lie eir ones

which

could muke

souths throughout th

norld visualize

the profound meaning of the sacrifice of hundredi st Cubar:

Students and in particular of Juanin Pereira l'arela.

His life contemplated no ideal bur so serie.

To serve

God, to serve his Land, lo serre his countrimen by kinirie

them an opportunity to live in a free and just land. His lie

from the moment the establishment of a dictaintia gorein-

nant in Cuba became an unquestionahi resilly, nas dedi-

cated to buttle and to toil. trom the ranks of ire D.R.E..

he struggled against the evil that had reduced in saar im

potence the longigs for permanent peace and'frgedan in the

hearts of me people. He tought the enens thai in road the

establishment of a Christian system and drogan the jus

in the hearts uf his countrymen. He toiled to ascertain

that in the future that system, that joo, and the justice

could exist.

His woul! not he thi joy however of seize his labors

bear fruit. It was his lot lo die and bo his des:! achere

what his hands could not.

His blood would reawaken in his countrazen to ferica

of paciotism

and he

would stand as an exas io to the

'Continent of Hopes" which more and more derases to be

a continent of humin realizations.

That was the life of Juanin Pereira. li aas frier 10

an end hy

militiament's hullets given by the Serie: trion

to strike down all who oppose the

empire, iber sex to

esablish.

Bui the bullet that struck him down on that Ci-

luber day uf 1961 brought forth.

A seed that doa crielli

germinates in every corner of his land, that cries de: to the

world that Cuba does not give up, does nor suare, does

not die. Inspite of some faithless sons, of foreig soaps

that tramp through our land, of opportunistic desier cover?-

ments, the seed watered by Juanin Pereira's bird vill

bear fruit, it nos grows and the land that holds i: rierates

with its growth and the skies above it scho:

maz loudis

each day:

LONG LIVE CUBA! LONG LIVE CHRIST THE KING

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"LIBERATED BY THE CONNUNISTS"

The misstonary Paul Carlson lies dead with a card tied to

his throat, assassinated by Congolese communists

on a street in

Stanleyville.: Dr. Carson, in long and diificult years lull of

• sacrifice, brought a message of hope and encouragement to

innumerable. Congolese as

well

as help of all kinds and his

personal collaboration...

was eliminated tragically, as shown

in the

photograph, because of the affection

that the masses

held for him, and

because

of his fane and prestige and the adverse

influence that he signified for the Communists.

He had committed

the sin

of doing whatever was necessary to help the sick and

console the afflicted, and

the reds do not pardon such things.

In their final orgy of blood the Conmunists respected neither

women nor children.

These sere very dangerous "nilitary spies"

according to the Communists.

These (photographs) are the facts

that the propaganda of the

(Castro) Government bas suppressed

in an attempt to present the assassins of missionarles, women

and children as "heroes" and "champions of liberty".

SECRET

Translation of Attachment, No. 2

UFGA 19,424

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TRINCHERA

ORGANO OFICIAL DEL PIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUCLANTIL

RAICES DE UNA

CUBA: CRISIS POLTINA

feralisis.

MATURAL ENTRR LA

VIEJA GUARDIA Y FIDEL CAS.

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Editorial

NOTICIAS

L'AS MACIONES

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LIBIMTAD QUE CU.

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ward

ESTUDIANTE CUBANO:

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sos tail,

Erano dd.P.O. Bar 168:MLAAJ I; FLA.,

todo al motored latornesiro que oncaida

do essas.o0,

lores en norteióis de los Untroraidados y densás contras

rocarros de

ESTUDIANTE CUBANO:

0s, Me.

DIRESTORIO REVOLUCIONAZIO ESTUDIANTA, QUE

NO CELARA EN EL COMBATE MASTA QUE CUBA SEA LIBRE, TE NECESITA

ENEZUELA JUNTO

EBLO CUBANO....

CUBA: Roísos...

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LIBERADOS®

POS LOS COMENTA

Pruebas graficas de lus mentiras marxistas

sobre los verdaderos

sucesos del Congo

MARICOS EN MNCILO

vivo lindo lin

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LA VISITA DEL "CHE"

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LAS NACIONES UNIDAS

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tened de catro modo traiando e loo puerando ia doia

ESPERANDO

SU TURNO...

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вен о, мол йо. од! Па: 1. од-

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anta los representanira

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1r las ecostumbradas diantes

5 ствола о слівця в ріва 'и

a crocod de ir a Yort Rebra terruti que

El repudio de luados li's

•l curaria o repriseisente al aremalico cairoat.

Anes las deceriladonn

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do aloje por lus1a...

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caureee ei Che lieraia su miriais los sentiaimi's te nues-

10 querido, dizo de

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lisand de Frenina oe segur.

ela dia tas te la liara lo

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Varina: diriges Monza to

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SECT. TYPIC/ANSPELL/Operational

AMSPELL Progress Report - December 1964

ACTION REQUIRED: RUERINCES

FYI:

REF:

UFGA 19,195, 28 December 1964

A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1. Goneral.

AMSPELL has so far survived the internal crisis brought about

by

the collapse of its military activity noted in the previous progress

report:

Howevor, AMSPELL is still faced with a severe financial

problem rosulting from the termination of the military activity.

ANHINT-2 states that AMSPELL has $12,000.00 in short-term loans

which

must be met

shortly, and $20,000.00 in loans being paid off at the

rate of $1,300.00 per month.

AMHINT-2 1s trying to sell the

AMSPELL

boats in order

to liquidate these debts.

So far he has had littlo

success.

AMHINT-2 has. said that he does not intend to give up the

idea of

active participation in the liberation of Cuba-but that AMSPELL

will not conduct new military operations in the future without ODYOKE

assistance and concurrence.

According to AMHINT-2 lack of funds and

intelligence information together with pressure by ODYOkE on Dominican

authorities frustrated the AMSPELL military oporation, and he has no

Intontion of going through a similar disastrous experience again.

2.

Propaganda.

19,800 copies of the regular AMSPELL newspaper were nailed

to Latin

America and AMSPELL delegations in the United States.

ment No. l, under separate .cover.)

/ CONTINUED /

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4,800 copics of the pony ANSPELL newspaper were mailed

into Cuba:

v. Attachmunt No. 2, undoi

separate cover.)

Both the pony

and regulny cditions stress

thic: conflict between the old-guard and the

"new-guard" communists, the boycott declared by the Venezuelan trade

unions;

the contession of failure made by Castro in his speech at the

University of lavans, and an analysis of the situation at the Cuban

untversities before and after Castro.

2,900 copies of the December issue of the Spanish language

edition of the ANSPELL bulletin were mailed to Latin American recipient:

(Attachment No. 3, under separate cover.)

Of particular interest 1s

the article on page 2 which discusses. the recent Congo atrocities.

1,925 copios each of the November issue of the French and

English editlons of the AMSPELL bulletin were mailed to

overseas niens.

(Attachment No. 4, under separate cover.)

3.

Radio Propaganda.

ANSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of

a 10-mtnute program daily except Sunday on ANTHIGH, and a 10-minuto

program broadcast every Monday over WMIE and several Latin America

stations. Representative themes were: Congo atrocities inspired by

Communists,

Venezuolan student support of the Cuban cause;

Argentine

trade union support of world boycott against Rod Cuba; economic crisis

in Cuba; factional struggle of the Cuban regime; desperate measures

indertakon by the regime to prevont a disaster in the sugar industry;

statement of a Venezuelan student regarding the training in Cuba of

1,500 Latin American youth in terrorist activities; more on tho

Congolese situation; transportation in Castro's Cuba; factional

struggle in

the Cuban regime; Che Guevara's speech in the United

Nations creates tenso situation between Cuba and the USSR; and Blas

Roca working for tho downfall of Castro.

4. Press Reloases.

Miscellaneous press releases are included as Attachment No. 5

undor separate cover.

5. Other Activitles.

WAVE 5843 dated 8 December 1964 forwarded a candidate for

Tin AMSPELL

position in the Dominican Republic.

b.

AMSPELI, requested that 'AMBARB-58 be sent to Ecuador to

replace AMBARB-28 who was restrning.

(WAVE 58-12 dated 8 December 196-1)

The Quito station replied that AMBARB-28 functions had been taken over

by ECPLY-2, and that AMBARB-58's services were not required (QUIT 6805

dnted 11 December 1964)•

Attachment No. 6 1s a copy of an English-language bulletin

produced by

AMSPELL without direct KUBARK support which is sen't to

recipients

in the U.S.

Pressure will be brought to bear on AMHINT-2

to drop this publication entirely on the grounds that it is not the

purpose of AMSPELL to propagandize U.S. citizens.

B. FUNDS EXPENDED

1.

2.

Salaries

Operational Expenses

TOTAL

5,650.00

10,903.03

$ 16,553.03

SORN 5308

60

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C. . FUTURE PLANS

1. 10,000 pamphlets on AMlINT~l will be distributed to Latin:

America and Cuba during January.

AMSPELL is planning a hemisphere-wide

campaign in an attempt to obtain the release of AMlINT-1 from prison.

campaign will probably not achleve its stated aim but should

result in considerable publicity on the nature of the Castro regime.

AMSPELL 1s preparing a draft leaflet illustrating the internal

and international failures

of the Castro regime during 1964. It 1s

planned to mail this leaflet to Cuba and Latin America.

The AMSPELL newspaper both in its pony and regular edition has

greatly improved in the past few months.

edition will be cut to 10,000 copies a month as this is considered a

more realistic figure for distribution.

Brue folder

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ASKING FREI INTERCEDE WITH CASTRO GOUT ON BEHALF PRISONERS.

3. SUPPORI ABOVE CAMPAIGN AMSPELL PRINTING 10, 000 COPIES PAMPHLETS

ON AMHINI-I, CONSISTING CHIEFLY HIS LETTERS TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHICH

REFLECI AMHINT-L'S IDEALISM AND COURAGE. PAMPHLET EXPECTED FROM PRINTER

•S JAN.

A. FOR SAGO: REF. REFERES TO PAGE 1A PAGE DOCUMENT DETAILING PRISON

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- AMSPELL Progress Roport, May 1965

ACTION IQUIRID, RUJERDECOS

REF.:

UFGA 21738, 2 June 1965

A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1• General

ganda

During the month of May, AMSPELL Carried on its normal propa-

activities.

Major emphasis in AMSPEll propaganda sas given to

the Dominican crisis.

2. Propaganda Production

a.. 4,800 copies of the small AMSPELli newspaper vere mailed to

Cuba: The main themes of the issue were the Ninth World Festival of

Youth in Algeria, the Dominican crisis, and the conversion of Cuban

universities into centers of communist

indoctrination by the Castro

regime... (Attachment. No. l, under separate cover.)

The ASPELL international bulletin was malled to its usual

recipients during Nay.

edition 1,925 coples;

(Spanish edition

2,900 copies; Freuch

No. 2, under. separate cover.)

English edition 1,925 copios). (Attachment

.

Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases on the

AMSPELL prisoners campaign are

enclosed as Attachmont No. 3, under

separate cover.)

3. Radio Propaganda

AMSPELL continued its Monday programs on AMTHIGH and a local

station.

Major propaganda themes during the month were: The Dominican

crisis with emphasis on Communist involvement; Cuban students in forced

Inbor in the cane fields, differences among Communist student groups,

the situation among foreign students in the Soviet Union.

Attachments:

1.AMSPELL Newspaper, u/sc

2. Bulletin, u/sc

3.Press Material, u/sc

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1. Other retiritles

= aUSPELL member attended May 20 celebrations

sponsored by a local anti-Communist orkanization.

The. ANSPELL represchtat

tive also visited othor countries in Latin Anerica on his retarn from

Paraguay to promote

the AySPELL prisoners campaign and to try to

influence local studont organizations on the Dominican crisis.

May 31.

Do To AUSPELL members at tondod a VOHART seminar beginning

B. FUNDS EXPENDED

Salaries

Operational Expenses

TOTAL

$ 3,000.00

$, 500.00

$ 7,500.00

C.

FUTURE PALIS

A circular letter to organizations participating in the Communist

World Youth Festival In Algiors is being prepared The letter will cover

the lack of basic freedoms

In Cuba with emphasis on the recent purgo of

the situation of pulitical prisoners in Cuba "homosexuals and degenerates

in the universities and the armed

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A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1. General.

During the month of April AMSPELL carried on its normal propa-

ganda activities.

AMSPELL waS also busy adjusting to the new reduced

budget which went into eifect on 1 April.

AMSPELL moved to less

expensive office space in April and dropped 10 people from tho AMSPELL

payroll.

ASTHIGH broadcasts were reduced

to one broadcast a week, and

the large AUSPELL newspaper was oliminatod.

The prisoners campaign

began to gain momentum in April but the crisis in the Dominican Republic

made it very difficult to obtain publicity or maintain sustained

interest in the campaign.

2. Propaganda Production.

a.: 4,800 copies of the small AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to

Cuba.

in Cuba.

was dedicated mainly to the situation of prisoners

(Attachrent No. I, under separate cover.)

b.

The AUSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its normal

recipients during April.

French

editions

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The Spanish

edition was produced in 2,900

coptes (Attachment No. 2, under separate covei.) . The english and

were produced in 1,925 copies each (Attachment Nos.

3 and 1, under separate cover.)

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A document on political prisoners in Cuba was mailed to

Latin Amerdcan and other international addresses.

The Spanish version

was mailed in 10,000 copies and the English version in 5,000 copies

(Attachment Nos.

5 and 6).

An open lotter to the President of Chile

on the subject of political prisoners was disscminated in 5,000 coples

(Attachment No. 7, under separate cover.)

Piess releases and news

clips on

the prisoners campaign are enclosed. (Attachment No. 8,

under separate cover.

Miscellaneous Press Releases and Clippings are enclosed.

(Attachment No. 9, inder separate cover.)

3. Radio Propaganda.

Beginning 12 April AUSPELL radio operations were reduced to a

15-minute program Monday on AUTHIGH and a local station. This program

1s also played

on several Latin Anerican stations.

4.

Relations with Other Organizationg.

AMSPELL received a number of lettors from groups and individuals

Interested in information on Cuba.

Some of the groups who wrote to

AMSPELL were:

Portuguese University Center, World Assembly of Youth,

International Union of Young Christian Democrats, Bolivian Students

Confederation,

Union Civica Padical Youth of Argentina, Christian

Social Democratic Party Youth of Colombia, International Institute of

Social Studies (CLASC), Mexican Newsmen Association, National Undon

of Malnysian Students,

and individual Mexican and Dominican Students•

(Copies of these letters are forwarded in Attachment No. 10, under

separate cover.)

B. FUNDS EXPENDED

Salaries

Separation payments

Operational expenses

Extra WRUL payment

Extra mailing expense

TOTAL

$ 3,250.00

2,700.00

3,850.00

1,215.00

903.08

$11,918.08

C. FUTURE PLANS

An AMSPELL member was invited by the Paraguayan group to visit

them for May 20 celebrations.

AMSPELL was also invited by the International Student Association

of Japan to participate at an International Students Conference to

be held in Japan from July 12 to August 9,

however, the station does

not intend to encourage AMSPELi participation.

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