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DISPATCH

CLASSICATION

SECRET

XX

TC

INTO

_ Chiefor Starion, IMWAVE

BUBJECT

Operational, TYPIC/AMSCROLL

Termination of ANSCROLL Porsonnel

ACTIUN ALULLO NUURLACES

AR: See paragraph 3.

Car: a 2. P

SADIES ACO 19141179)

GOLE GOALITO CASA

CAN MICA IAIRAIMO

MICHANN

The AuSCholL activity was terminated 31 August 1967

and nil operations censed at that lime.

do Fernandole

toza (radio soript writory

o. , Miss 'Diana' KERNANDEZ-RUBIO Mollor

(secrotary)!

c. Juan Manucl

#SPINOSA-CONDE (clork)

a. Dr: Sudo AntONIo PODEIQUE-CACERES

HERNANDEZ-LOVIO, (messenger)

1. De Nanudy

*MARINAS,

Carmonn

26 December 1920

(radio rape lie

_Ortento

8. 'Ars." An

Ana Moria *BARROSO, Gomez

Centuegos,

Las Villas, Cuba

(typist)

h.

Hone

VIdALTS-MENENDEZ

DPOB:

23 June 1923

Matanzas, Cuba

(clerk)

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECRET

(FGA-29593

All of the persons on this list have been with AbSCROLL 1n

excess ol thier

corminaled in October

termination due to

for a

very small salary.

BERSE

except Alfredo HERNANDEZ-LOVIA

who was

He was ould the full three months

the unusually lalthtul scrolee

ne has tendered

He worked full time for

$90.00 per

month.

None of those listed 1n paragraph two has in NOC or

an OA with

the exception

Of HERNANDEZ-LOVIA who was granted

an 01 on 29 May 1967.

The Station requests that this oA be

cancelled.

All of the above AMSCROLL personnel were amicably

terminated and the personnel have since bech re-employed in

the local communily.

So far as the Station is awarc, there

have been no security, personnel,

or other problems of interest

to the Station resulting from the termination of this activity.

were AMWORD-]

and AMFRAME-1

come ate a no id via cosmination d apreches are being

Roger de. Machilial

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19530

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(bles, lestern Hemlaphere livision

Adadntetrauve/IXPIC/Aurendment of AiL's

REDELENCHA. LAGT 20355

VICA 48653

C. UIGW 6788

Lo Aclion On the fielorence A (AB:I TiAluE-l) and referonco lo

(MA SCROLL-S) requests for amenduont of hiCC's la belng beld in abey-

anco penalag rocout of your concento on the AME lAME activity as

requestod in Letorenco C.

2. In the meantime we would nupreciate addillunad information

explainug the incroased compensation for AdiStluiLo Meloronce &

adequately expialned tue Increaso fur AMsFLAMiL'-1, but r'eferonce E

contalied none ol the comwerls normally submilled with this type of

request.

George i. TRANGER

Uistrlbudon:

9 - CUS, JARAVE

UFGS 10U3A

SECRET

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1 - WH/C* REG

1 - Chrono

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1 - AMSCROLL-S

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AMSCROLL DEI

wüt.n.

Tie dopost

io ichmaculon di suzione do dusce palor to Slaccoibex 1ud8

as wiih a provino minorizing ecconduc ca

"io citarco" cubato la

cono do mainaia acceco to codidianco alore laddalcoscied

Labos tales and orgariantors.

icraination di cagzone to Aitars ou ca ausei de duguat

1'6t bai With & proideo for ectadon ci

conrito mini tho painetra

auento la ordes to malmain secess to imporiant suctio cuicleis

Indoü milzalioro.

d. Teraiantion có cazpor to dim427o on do Esplocaler 1567.

c. Condnuatlea di cugport to alan, ior tho péclectica cl

che action sentironore:

ánveres, tho Cuban Liatous 01 165 chud, tho raturo Cile Sutcut

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DISPATCH

70Y83

ChArt of station Judys

xx

÷6+1011

chief,

Western Heataphore Division

Operational/Proposed AMFAME Operation

REFErENCES

REFERENCES: A. AMSCROLL Quarterly Progross Keport

for perird 1 July - 30 Soptember 1967

B. UPGN- 6699

1.

Ploate pouch additional information about the

proposed dovelopment of "the new AMFRAME orrunization" in

ordor to onable Hoadquarters to determine if there is any

conflict with the intent of the LNLOFT action approving

the termination of AuSCROLL.

2.

As you may rocill, it was originally thought that

distribution of economic data might be handled by AkHIM,

after termination of ANSCROLL, possibly by croation of an

AMHIN econonic desic staffed by former AMSCROLL employees.

In any event, noither Headquarters nor LNLOFT anticipated

that the tormination of one orgunization would be followod

by development of another conducting the samo operational

activities.

On the contrary, our presentation to LNLOFT

emphasized furthor reductlons of organizational support.

3. In addition to a detailed description of the

proposod organization and related

administrativo and operational

cost estimates, ploase forward more information abost plang

for distribution of the new series.

Distribution:

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201-278758

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MICROFILMED

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DATE

OFFICENS RAME

30 October 1967

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DISPATCH

CLAS'-FICATICEE

SECRET

PROCESSiNG

ACTION

MARXIO NOR INDISO

tO

INFO

Chios el StRElena MesIce CIty

NO INDINIMO RIQUIRED

MY QUALIFIED

MADQUAATIRS DESK

Chlor, festern Mentaphere LiYi910n

CAN MILOR IMODUMO

ABSTRACT

FROM

ches of statten, shIAYE

i MICROFILM

SUBICT TYPIC/AMSCHOLL

O Economis Intelligence Rovert publicatien

ACTION REQUINTO REFERENCES

Reforenco: MEZICO CITY 2578

Ho forward under separate cover three coples of

the Spanish Edition of the curront AMSCROLL EconomiC

Report and in tho Puturo will send one Engliah and

three Spanish coyles as requested in the reference.

15011

Roger !.

MANCHBANK

Attachaent:

Spanish adition Econonic Report, 3 copies, U/S/C

Esslade: iris p.':a3:

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Hell

SE GRE I ZA2Z4OZ CITE MEXICO CITY 2578

IMWAVE INFO DIRECTOR

24 Auc 67 # 38580

TYPIC AMSCROLL

IF AMSCROLL ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE REPORT IS PUBLISHED IN

SPANISH AS WELL AS ENGLISH PLEASE SEND ONE ENGLISH COPY AND THREE

SPANISH COPIES OF EACH ISSUE TO MEXICO STATION IN FUTURE.

SECRET

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ABSTRACT X

1. IN EVENI UPI DOES NOT PUBLISH REF STORY SUGGEST UMWAVE

REWORK THIS AID OTHER SUGAR INFO AVAILABLE HERE INTO NEW STORY

SOR SURFACING VIA AMSCROLLO WILL ATTRIBUTE TO AMSCROLL COMMERCIAL

SOURCES.

2U IF UPI SIORY PUBLISHED STATION WILL PICK UP IN AMHIM

BiLLETIN.

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DISPATCH

ХАБЕНЕКАТЬМ

PAOCISSINO

1N30

Ch101 of Station, SantLig°

2X

FROM

Chlofe Fostern Homophore Divinion

MATKID FOR HATH HIMO

DO NETTINO PIQUIRED

колориля:123 0138

Chiof of Etation

WET EYVOUR MISPILL SENAVE

ABSTRACT

•MICROMA

ACTICHI REGUINTO HURRENCES

O AMSCO1.L Materlal for Passago to Chiloan Foreign 01f1c0

Referencos: 1. SATTIACO-1858

В.

Station JAmAVi forwards by supurato cover torial that wo bo-

Ilovo will bo usoful vor puragraph 1.1. of roforonce a.

No aro forwurd

1115 only the basic matorial frou which Santiago con make seloctions and

can re work into any donired formit.

Included is a colloction of AusCroIi.

econonie studlos which heavily ouphasizes und documente Cuban mismanago-

mont ul its sugar industry-hich of courne du Cuba's principlo aourco of

foroign currency.

In additlon, thore are analysos of other toroign trace

loblons such as tho difficultios 1n obtaining adequato shipping, problema

with products otber than sugar sont to Canada and Zurojo for salo, nu well

in Internal production and distribution difficulties.

Also includod aro

the texta of statomonts to tim trees givon by senlor

dofoctors from the

Cuban rogina tho wore surfacod by tho Alscholi organization.

All of those

statonenta discuss, ofton in considerablo dotall, the economie probions

Incing Cuba with which those individuila wore personally knowledgoublo.

Also Includod 18 a foldor concorning studlos of Free Horld shipping with

Tisough sono: of this mitorial hns beon roleisod to the press and

all of 1t providod to AMSCiou's malling list of coumercial, shipping,

and financial firma thut are intorosted In or are dauling with Cuban con

vorcial organizations, it lo accurate to say that this mterial tus not

recolved tidespread publicity and therofore no bollere that it should be

helpful for your purposos.

for tho immodiito Puturo no will air mall

additional information of

this kind to santlago's overt nulling radioss

as such items come to our attontion.

3.

santlago may or may not attribute theo studios to alschol, as

It wiehou.

Attachuents:

1/:/1, U/S/C

Distribution:

CS COPY

2 - 005,

Buntlago, M/atte. V/S/C-

ra = crino, n/0 atte

1 CRORE RETIRENCE TO

NH1/00G, 9/0 atte

211 t uit A/CH

CASWICATON

SECRET

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26:

ДАТЕ ТАРНО

23 Aug 1867

DESPATCH SMUSBOL AND NUMBER

DATE DESPATCHED

UFGA 28341

HEAOQUARTERA FILE ANASIR

019-121- 26/5

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..

"INIDAD" MONTHLY, USSUE NC. 39, JULY, 1867.

FRONT PAGNE

A) HUSSIA PENETRATES ALABSO VIL MARKETS: A completo ro-print of our own news rolease

on soviet offoro of oll to spain, Gest Iritain, 'nitzer)uns, and other free-world

countries. This 18 relatod to Soviet rosales of Cuban eurur. in the free world mar

ket, which provides the USSR with some hard currency st the expense of luba.

PAGE TWO:

A) CURA: FIRST TERRITURY OF THE AMBRICIS THAT DEPENDS ON THE USSR:.

The nerve of tho lads, who claim that luba is the first "freo" territory of the

Anoricado Cuba 18, in fact, the first territory of the Auericas that depends al-

most complotoly on the Soviet Unlon, eccnomically epestiny, Feononle depondency

can be illustrated in torna of foreien trade, and Curals trade with the sovlet bloc

has Increased aa follows: Exporto, fron 2.2% In 1959 to POX in 1966; Importa, 1rom

0.1% In 1959 to 78.68 in 1966. Cube has also mortgured hor sugar production to the

Soviets, and, as a result from this dependency, has lost her trading power in the

free-w.iold mrket, thus becoming still more dependent of the Soviet Bloc. No wonder

• Kosygin travelled

to Cuba to scold his bearded puppet.

D) CARTOUN: Sign reading "Arab boycott" 1s hung on Arable 011 pump, while the fuenion

happlly collecta from a free-world customer the price of the o1l he has just sold

him.

PAGE THREE:

a) Continuntion of front-page story on Soviet panetration of Arab o1l market.

b) A MESSAGE TU THE MANAGEMENT OF THE "ECUADOR" SUGAR MILI: lia take the problems faced

by the "Ecuador", as outlined in the EIf, and ask the management of the mill whether

they have been able to solve each and everyone of those problems.

e) Box: CUBAN: Cooperate with the strugale against the Red tyranny, Arculate this

issue of UNIDAD after you have read it. Also send your comments and suggestions to

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DIOS.

PATRIA

LIBERTAD

10 S.E. 989. MIAMI

UNIDAD

JULIO DE 1967 No.39

UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA

Especial paro al pueblo de

PENETRA RUSIA EL MERCADO

PETROLERO DE LOS ARABES

la 1iA5$ Irata do coplas com-

pradores

diche

me prades.

th'untrá

8:0n

10x9

merenden

sleee doado el inteir de la aria (cidralal nos importalea

alo del Sedlos Meirair.

lin el trilr alguno de la Untón So

canso do li Imperial libratenl

siéeloa.

tin 1965, el 75 del

Indeadrion,

los

Inr..

merlie ilud ressales

No: 810880818

petróleo demlinado a la d uropa

Mulerida

(her-klental

procedia

de

la

clon raparilion para Impertar

URso, y duranse puos don anon

Fiado Buri, dr.

Inventigis-

ciunes Fernámicio tes

pondidas

consere que la latin Sor lérien

fund.

(14,3-1'15) la pérdida do meso

cados puer parte de lo

jaimen

dna en Sulen y slemanis (rs

drural Informan que lex, contu.

Ireidental

5l&). Dicho

lene el varie comoer tal dejadles

pur la nesunl dinorartin dol

morrado prerelera

de:

loss

sendo no la continúr, ya que lan

maiora han preibido elartin de

exportar toneo lolales de peirá-

preriurlos.

Crence en el eissmes de

t'e man.

les arritsirem talan

1oe8

anulétiro aumeniaron de

R:38.10101

harriles

diarios

r.je.mpolerm.

P'rimeros:

la'l,HSs ho con-

venldo on enviar un millán de

burrilen adlelonalen de partró-

lorenceutitire, a lajearia, sadomin

de lea 3.50 millonen de barrilea

contentadon con anterioridad a

lu opinio del Modin Setute.

1'405 a 933.000 burrileo drin

on l'Ade, ratrulándose que ac-

petroles y

los buguis para

trans perturlon.

Miontrus

mlendean el P'remier 900liller9

aremala o lararl do apresión

ando la Arambles Virgoral de

loulme nir

asclenden

1.1000.10009 de barriles diarion.

Además do España, Gran Ire-

enina, Sulen, y Alemania flert-

dental.

lis

Unión Soviética

cue nta

entre

principaler

cleron

•lisseeo a halia Francia y lom

muministrar prenlurles

comenaro e la marión judia.

puine ercandinasos:

jurrulerom.

riuso lambirn

lu l'alón soviética argenia nu-

Ari, puro,

como

Ne011

buques-lanque

para

tra no puer-

minimirando prerilase es lacar).

la linidn

sovietica,

duraule

max,

nido

de birn conca:irre que du-

informados de

runle les últimom sñrm

lam nu-

que Mn

buque-

les últimos liempres, ha mus.

crudes pran ugrenividad perr.

lunque laltano de 10,00 10

de l'urogr

roburles sus clientes en ri

miladas entala yu en el puer-

han. palade aumentando..en iro

merendo petrolero a sus alia-

1es de Tumpre, 1.855, en

el posicioner de perriters merióo de irales,

no obalante mu

lee Negra, comando a burdo

el petrólio que conductria a

bro, lnu moviélior, en cada nor.

lispura.

segundo: la Junta de

SEBER25

Comorolo británica anunció que

irabes mediante el expedtare

en el mercado árabe... y l

varias de trata hea de ler proi

calú aprovechando.

nolicilado unerización puira

impurrar perrileo erudo ouvié- ciente como l'tos, la Furopa

Pasa a la página No. 3

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CUBA: PRIMER TERRITORIO ECONOMICAMENTE

DEPENDIENTE DE LA URSS EN AMERICA

Dreee los comunistas que

Los ricelos no mienten.

esos convenios comerciales

Cina es

"el simer territorio

Y los números arrojan la ver-

reciba metalico alguno.

110:9 DE MT.491 2, Y qUE 56 13

dad irrefutable de que, duran-

En el período comprendi-

"'d' pendizado"

del poderio

de 8 años de daminación comu-

tailánico de las grandes po-

nista, nuestra infortunada Isla

do entre los años 1963 y 1966,

Ti'cles.

La realidad, empero,

se ha hecho cada vez más de-

$1,132,000.000

es localmente la contraria.

pendiente de

la metropoli ru.

En

cio con los paises comunistas.

elerto,

Cuta depende

sa,

estrechárdose

cada día

Y esta cifra no incluye la asis

hey dio de la Umón Seriética y

mas las ligaduras de dicha de-

sus demás satelites comu-

pendencia.

11st25

como

no dependro ja-

Por si todo esto fuera po-

los equipos militares, las be-

más de ningún otro pais o gru-

co, Cuba le ha hipotecado a la

os de paises.

URSS su produccion azucarera..

La dependencia economi-

Cuba, también, ha agota-

ca de un pais con respecto de

do sus reservas de divisas,

si'a se puede medir en función

calculándose que en 1964 ape-

Del compicro entre ambos, ya

nas excedian éstas de la irri-

que dicho comercio indica has-

soria cifra de $20

is

que puinto el uno necesita

Como consecuencia

Je!

oire

como mercado para

esta falta total de divisas, Cu

s..: exportaciones y comofuer

bano puede comerciar mas que

le de abastecimiento de sus

con los paises comuristas, ya

aportaciones.

que con éstos realiza trueques

Pues bien,

en el caso de

de azúcar y otros productos

Cuba y el bloque

soviético,

procedente del

las

exportaciones de nuestra

socialista, sin que de

culia hacia Rusia y sus salé.

lies

han aumentado del 2.2%

FETROLEO ARATE

c:. 195? al 80% en 1965.

En

petida forma.

las impoila-

cones que recibe Cuba proce-

su vigencia comercial con los

más ventajosos mercados del

mundo libre, lo cual, a su vez

ha aumentado dicha relación

de dependencia, produciéndose

el clásico circulo vicioso.

No en balde Kosygin se

gasta el lujo de viajar a La

Habana como un próconsul pa-

a Fidel Castro y

darle instrucciones.

PETRÓLEO RUSO

MIA LA A MISTAD RISO -ARASE

cities del bloque sovieticohan

aumentado de un 0.1% en 1959

a:"B.6% en 1966.

(6668

PETRÓLEO

RUSO

PENETRA... Viano do la pág. "' Recados a la Administracion

UNIDAD RENON UCIONA

RIA, durante un tiempo, ha te.

del Central "Ecuador"

nido interés en intentar esta-

blecer una

relación entre la

Hemos podido saber que

mente se necesitaban para las

en el Central "Ecuador", anti- bombas de guarapo, las centrí.

guo 'Baraguá", se está con- fugas y los motores de re-

caso

frontando una serie de dificul- ducción?

cubano, loda vez que Cuba.

lades que son típicas de las

Y de las luberías de cobre

despues de todo, depende de

que hoy encara la industria que hacían falta, pero que no

la

Inión Soviética

para

azucarera cubana en general. se conseguían

supervivencia política y eco

Lo que no sabemos es en qué comunista, ¿qué?

nómica.

han parado las susodichas di-

Ya hemos visto y reporia-

Tal vez la admi- con el sistema de esteras

do, subre la base de rato.

nistración ñángara del "Ecua- transportadoras de la refine-

predios.

las reventas

dor" nos pueda contestar es- ría? Habia que renovarlo, pe-

mercado europeo de azucar cu-

tas pregunticas que hacemos ro no se sabia como...

bano exporiado a la LiRos al

sólo por saber, y sin ánimo de

¿En que paró la nueva

amparo del consenio comep-

cial cubano soviérico. El n'-

‹Ya consiguieron en Méxi-

plan a elect de Alemana Que

co o en Canadá las bandas de

iSe "trabó" el ne-

desde luego, ha sido el de pro

veer de dólares a la I'RSS en

perjuicio de Cuba. Ceba se

ha beneficiado con esta manio

bre sólo en la medida co que

le ha sido posible utilizar

productos que se le han entre-

gado al amparo del convenia

lus cuales son, con frecuenria,

de infericalilad e impuesibles

de adaptar, al clima tropical

de nuestra patria. Eil jugo sen

¿Cómo han resuelto el

¿Qué hubo de las piezas

grave problema de los lubri-

para los "Caterpillar""?'

cantes ligeros? ‹Hay divisas

ta hace poco, no había ninguna

las bombas inyectoras "Allen"

¿Qué nos dicen de los

que se necesitan?

¿Por fin habrá que espe-

las diesel G.E.? ¿Por fin pu- rar hasta 1969 para que los

dieron conseguirlas?

soviéticos instalen las dos

de bolas que la de esperadas centras que

requiere

el

viético sobre la cronumia cu-

bana nunca se ha hecho más

cridenle que ahora que se le

ve a la laz del taroeconómi-

co que da Rusia a sus aliados

árabes en el caso del peiróleo.

! ABAJO EL

REGIMEN

COMUNISTA !

CUBANO:

Coopero al derrocaniento de la tiranía. Circulo

este

número de UNIDAD.: Cuando lo hayas leldo,

dáselo a alguna persona de lu confianza, o enuía.

lo por correo o algún anigo luyo dentro de Cuba.

Colabora también con su publicación. Reporta juare

núnero

a cualquier nombre (por ejemplo,

Gonzáles"), P.O. Box 3940, Micai, Florida. Envía.

nos inforres sobre sucesos de interés que ocurran

densro de Cubo.

Tus críticas y superencias lan-

bién son bienvenidos.

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Cubana:

• .

ESCUCHA TODOS LOS

PROGRAMAS DE U.R.Y

REPORTALOS AL P.O.

BOX 3940, MIAMI, FLA.

"HABLA UNIDAD RE•

VOLUCIONARIA".

Rodio Américas, 1160

kos., ondo largo, de lu-

nes a domingo a los 9:30

Pepita Riera en "CONOZ.

por Rodio Americas, 1160

kes., onda largo, los mar.

los y jueves a las 11:00

que tiene didisas di que

на сал, as

taded

perindicas, en el radia y

en la telesición.

Videl cats mucho pear

di la que radie al emazina

Ha tiene diresas, no tiene

créditas, lax compañas

de mundo Libri se nave

retiraudo u comicir cau

Cuba comunista, las alre.

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.. so SUlU

WHEATE

Iris corres

SECRET

PIASON/UNIT NOTIFICO

REPROOUETION PROMIBITEO

TAFO

ADVANCE COPY

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UNIT

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DIRECTOR INFO MEXICO CITY, CARACAS, MONTEVIDEO, BOGOTA,

BUENOS AIRES, RIO DE JANEIRON, UNWAVE

ANCE BF

•TYPIC REDCOAT AMSCROLL

ASS TE C

1. PEC 28 JULY CENTER SPREAD CARRIES MSCROLL STODY

CUBAN TOTAL DEPENDENCE SOVIET UNION. SUETITLES "FIDEL CASTRO

HAS MADEHDOUNTRY OF MARTI. COLONIAL NATION SUBJECTED SOVIET

IMPERIALISH", "FOREIGN TRADE MONOPLIZED SY NATIONS SOVIET

ORBIT". CLIPPING TO IMWAVE. HENCEFORIN POUCHING PEC

WEAVE REGULARLY.

2. SAME ISSUE HAS GOOD ITEMS OLAS, NASSER AND

LOISON GAS, ANTI-SEMITISM SOVIET UNION, BAITLE FOR POWER

COMCHINA, HARRISON SALISBURY ARTICLE SOVIET CENSORSHIP.

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SECRET

NENORANDUM

TO

10 July 1967

: Chief of Station

WCA 1395

FROM

SUBJECT:

: CA/Rogor E. MARCHBANK

TYPIC/OPERATIONAL

AMSCROLL Progress Report

1 April - 30 Juno 1967

Distribution:

3 - COS

• 1 - CA/MARCHBANK

1 - CA Chrono

1 - RI Chrono

A. OPERATIONAL IIGILIGITS

During the quartor under review AMSCROLL continued with

its program to discredit the Cuban regime's cconomic management

(os mismanagement) and to seck to discourage Frec World trado

with Cuba.

To this end AMSCROLL continued publishing its serous

cconomic studies and comnont of the Cuban oconomic arca.

material is mado availablo to sclected flims engayed in intor-

in the sugar trado.

which is beamed to the Cuban nudience and which is incroasingly at-

tempting to provide sorious comment upon economic devolopmonts in

Cuba or those aroas of cconomic activity outside of Cuba which would

have an interost among the Cuban listeners.

ANSCROLL receivod 15 lotters from Cuba which compares with 18 re-

coived during the provious quarter.

The monthly count was: April-

6, May - 5, June - 4.

2. On 30 April AMSCROLL ccased broadcasting over AMTHIGH.

Effective I May the program was presented over JMilOPE.

This change

in station (and a consequent change in timo) has perhaps effected

the listenership in Cuba; however,

we expect that any unfavorable

developments will be ovorcome and

that this program will at least

re-gain its previous levol of listoners.

Typical themes included

discussions of Cuba's housing problem, its actual sugar production

measured against Castro's earlier claims of what the production

breakdowns and stoppages at the Cuban refineries, activ

would with the Soviet Union and the world sugar market, reporting

the progress of the Venczuelan dock workers boycott of

those nations that also trade with Cuba

the fight against buroau-

cracy, and cconomic aspects of the Middle East crisis.

A main AMSCROLL effort continued to be an analysis of the

current sugar crop.

as 13 February ANSCROLL predicted a

6,101,000 tons.

This estimate was

tons in a release dated 16 dune.

These studies received newspaper

attention and AMSCROLI, has received favorable comment from sugar

brokers and other technicians engaged in this business.

SECRET

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SECRET

these estimates appear to hare been sound 1n1-

• the Free World ships that trado with Cuba.

Auree spontane cace ate contes die cone

inued to file this information which results in its being pub

ished in the press and usud on radio news broadiasts

AMSCROLL continued Its mailing prograz to Cuba, anc

Juring this quarter milings approximated 5,000 which is tho same

level as the previous quartor.

B. ADMINISTRATION

The amount budgetod for the quarter under reviow was

signifieant do-

by the cancciiation of tho AMTHIGHl radio program and by continuod

attention to economies of operation within ANSChOLL Itself.

C. PROBLEMS

The Station is not aware of any specific problems having

to do with the AMSCROLL organization.

Mention might be mado in

passing of the over presont morale probiom (which is by no moans

limited to AMSCROLL) engondored by increasing economies and ro-

strictions in operations.

D. PLANS FOR TIE NENT QUARTER

A major effort is being made to revamp the AUSCROLL radio

program to increase its offoctiveness as a reporter of economic

Too often these

SECRET

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_...-

;.

UNIND Monthly, Is lis. 38, June, 1915.-

FRINT LAGE:

1) EDITORIAL: "The Arab Tenching": Arst, prayerts show that Araba ure wise. They

were not tos soce, however, when they wet the Soulets as allles and protectors.

For years, the fuestune supplied the arsenal the Arabs were bulluing up to wago

holy war sasinst the tiny Jewish enclave, furthermore, they reiterated their un

conditional eupport to the Arabs. But when the 'hour of truth" camo, the lerael-

1s made plecereal of the Arabs and their sorder Military hardware. The Rusolans

failed to care to the uasiatance of their silles, and both wore ridiouled to the

rullest extent. This should be a losson for Fldel Castro, who relies on the

soviets' military junk de much as on their support as "allios".

2) CASTRO HIM ZIE PROPITIATES "BURFAUCHATIS"», after a brief recess caused by the

mobilization 1n the cane Plolds, the lar of bureaucratlem' was renewed with full

visor by the razana riyams. To Ministers were fired, whole Ministrios wore "ra-

Elonalizod", and payrollo were trimed to the core. Homevor, the same rógime

that volced threats of prison torms agalnet those that failed

to comply with

antl-hureaucratle Inetructions, creates nes sources of bureaucratiam, such as,

for example, the Book Institute and the Na"lonal Institute for Forestry Develop

men and Prodücts.

PAGE ThiO:

1) SINSHINE, AIR, AND WATER.... BUT NO ECCROMIS SLUTIONS: Tre MININDUS VIco-Ministry

for Tochnical Development has several fantartle projects in hand, such as the har

nessing of solar energy and of the force o! "he wind, the employment of energy

from tides in southern Pinar del Ro, and sie desalingzation of sea water. But,

on top of their intrinsically fantastie character, these projects are paralyzed

due to the lack of rechnicians and of tecterleal handbooks. What great men Marx,

Lenin and Castro! (Based on anterial by ease "itle in E.I.R.).

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2) CARTON: leadline: FICUT OF LUNA-THADING SIPS TO BE STEFFED UP: Castro facoa

A sinking vessel sure "Karltire Trade With Oba" and says: "It seems no havo

sprung a leak!"

PAGE THREE:

1) MOROCCO SEEN DRIFTATE AÑAY FRIM CUBA: A brief story on the cale to Morocco of

1641,000 tons of Brellan su?4r.

It seems, we point out, that Morocco is detormined

to quit luba as a sear supplier. Frat she devalops her own

auger industry, then

buys from Cuha's sangetitors. (Brood on a report carred by the E.I.R.).

2) CARTOUN: Castro was carrying a bag (The Moroccan sugar market), but stumblod on

his own "Inoptitude" and the bag "Call from his handg".

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DYTOUR ANECHOLL

O study al Caba/USS& Cosmorolal Balatlous

BOSSTOLCO: BANTIAGO A168

USA

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Do portard uador saparado cover for station santiago

the luschOld study in spastal of econonio rolation betroon

the USSR aDd cubs as roquastad by the roferenco.

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DIOS

PATRIA

LIBERTAD

19 5E. 909. MIAMI

UNIDAD

Myo do 1267-N0.37

LAS INTERIORIDADES

Editoria!

UNA VERDAD COMUNISTA

Victor Volsky, Jeto de la Delegación Obsorrodora

Soviético al XIl periodo do sesionas de la Comisión Eço.

námico do la O.N.U. para America Lolina, declaró rocion.

retento en Caracas que 'Cubo Comuniaro es lo hijo mo.

nes de la Unión Sorrerico, y a los hijos marores hosto so

Polabras son estos que rienon la virsud de onardocer

al mis indiforento do los cubanos, yo que las mismas rọ.

superioridad con que estas orrogantos

go, no puedo negarse que el insolonse

valsky dejo uno

yardod en Caracos, al menos en cuanto se rotioro a la

primera porte do su osorto.

Ciertamento, los hijos menores doperdan de sus po.

dres, San ollas quionos les proporcionan todo lo nocero.

sis pora su subsistencia; son ollos quieres determinan,

con lo inapelabilidad que supone la patrio

custo que han do tomar los pasos do su ascroble rotoño;

lose ellos quiones so bonolicion del pauducro do sus

Siendo así, no cabo duda de que Cubo es lo hijo mo..

soe de la Unión Sariórico.

Lo URSS y sus sorélitos, on

venden a Cuba el 78.6 do sus importacionos;

la URSS es quien derormina la politico que ho do soguir

el régimen de Lo Habano, y es la URSS quien recibo,

juntamente con sus títeres de Europa Oriental, el 80.ó de

jos productos que exporto nuestro Parrio.

de este brutal monopolio comercial, y ante lo supremo au.

DE CUFLET

Por I. Andren Collazo

NOTA DE LA REDACCION: El

0110

realengo ocupó al

cordo de representanto en Londres

de lo Emprocy Cabeno de Fleres

(CUFLET) haser al pasado mos

de

M.r80 do 191,7, en que decidió

abandonor ol

de

Curtiay

comunista

saliesese 191lo politico

en el mundo libro.

".-Ai mision on Londres aro la do

Hetar naves del mundo libro paro

el comorcio morirno con Cuba, o

fin de cubrir al deficie resultanto

la cacosos do luques cubanos

y del bloque comun-ses quo pudio.

con manipulos al volumon comor.

crol.

M,

pardo no era nado fácil.

•..-El erafica

maritimo del mundo

libre

con

Cubo ha

un 11.6%

diaminuido

onter

1966.

Las

razones do osta caido

en al tráfico

manimo do mundo diste

con Cuba

la

l monteno del

¡marlolds.

Negro

Gobierno do

Espados

Unidos;

prohibi.

ciones docrotados por diversos Go

biernos,

como

de

Gracio,

al del Lobano, y arres, y lo acción

del barcos

amprendido

por

los 9r0-

bajadores parruszeros

del hemiste

ORIT.

cuyo

fronto marchon los miembros do la

Foderacion Portuario de Venezuelo.

.... Tun pronto

como se

baicor,

algunos

termos

inició el

navieras

británicos que en aquel momento

carabun

considerando

lo

entrudo

n el trafica marítimo con Cubo

pero que rombron mantenian rutos

Hosto aqui la vurdad. La mentiro estribo en al asor.

es de que Cuba es la hijo "mimada"'

de la UPSS. Porque,

como todo el mundo sobo, lo que es en realidad es uno.

aja oprimido, explorado, moltratado, y prostituido por es

"madre'' desnaturalizado que es la Rusio Soriérico

mes referenoes o

nomica y al trafico moritimo do

Cubo que publican las Organizo-

cronos do exiliados cutanos.

ino, por ciemplo

la oporeunidad

• ver oiguno do los boletinos,

Conconio en la pág. 2

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Las Interioridades

Comerauseronl

FRANCISTAS.

primene con Senalis Maneasis y

ESPECIALMENTE

CATEGOTES

AL

TiA.

Eira, 7i01 Astonas.ou, opera

lo unea

1*32 5O FRANCO SHIPPING CO.

us dicenos arrodies se encuen.

a fin de

erodie las

-90=080

FRANGISTAS

FRANCO SNIPPING

SU DHDADRE

10A814 1=

COMPANY Y

son.

FRANGISTAS & S. MANESSIS.

PARTNERS.

• .... ". с...

CONTARIA

NASIERA.

COMPARiA NAVIERA SA.

COWPAN:4

DE

NADEGACION

LATMOSSA.• PURVIS SH

PING

orcir-en

11 500901998

Los 0S.9'0s de FRANGISTAS en

Londrs).

•TINTISTA la estado hacien.

ATHEL LINE: dO regocios con los comunistas des.

coou-era lo

de hace compo,

UNITED

MOLASSES.

A fin de

corres.

ponder a sus servicios, la URSS CO-

•n30 U9 Me

mento en

1765 a consirus uno tloto

de

-, iones de dello es

perE FRANGISTAS

an ei diente dal.s.s

peria de diecisier buques

La lora se com.

de cargo

embarca.

esperobe

desplo.

ASSOPULOS Y

moririmo

micto los

Lon.

FRANGISTAS.

•SCAULO:

LIVANOS

DURVIS SHIPPING

FUNCINAN.

GPOSS

CUFLE

1ON348.

CLUFE

Mator

по con

NGISTAS

con

Cuba

'arrente a Lo

CUFI

de

•FRANCiSTAS prometió que por.

js corgo que reci-

UP35 o 16

disposición

murieino de

Cutra,

y.

•CUFLET

co-crisar tico el EFTYCHIA

... FRANGISTAS SE

que no

gobierno

en altos

Lirgo

ol punto

*= decir que tenio sobornados o

1e

1966

CUFLET

hatio vinico-

niches d troter

de

Lo dr.

componia de

Hernan

Gerente

Ge

Fernando

de

CUFLE

Oficina

по.

Es.

Salvado Foro que lo de

CUFLET

La

Hobo.

con. FR.

delega.

GISTAS

notia podidi

dijo que

sus nuevos

bu.

ques

a la disposicion

de CUFLET

porque

eniendo

02.0 09

gobierne

provisionel,

pero

que

esperabo que en un tuturo

algunos de

sus

"decepor

cursion clores y

onepe

sas podion volver o su estado

..Por

lo PIs10, FRANGISTAS CS.

raba

ivocado.

En estos

momen.

ormadores y

capitones de

siguientes buques de FRANGIS.

TAS

SOmETIdOs & ur

en

urecio.

proceso

BARINO.

ALICE.

TRENE

BAR-

PANTANASSA.

SOFIA.

TINA

MACHI.

EFTYCHIA, ANDRO-

KIRA MARIKLIA

AS

F.

y NIKO.

•Orro de las pirotas

que se apro-

echan lucrotivamente del comercio

maritimo

cubano ol

sobreprecio de un 20°

un

30% sobro

tarifo

mercado

G.orgio

TSAVLIRIS.

ASI ESTAN LAS COSAS

-¿Y

"uranaje quien es?

¿Algues

"¡No, hombre' ¡Es un conu.

nista lar.noomeriçoro pro-so.

viérico!

Las Interioredades lopon blo

de

recom

(Continuacion)

Meramento

En orros

par

a la

Antes de pereçar

en les operacio.

ques

estaban

crados por

nes de TSAVLIRIS.

cronoe que

ni mismo

ses reco

men.

a la ruelro.

encuentro

mensual,

Cuando

seruol.nento

CUFLET. Y 0i%o sobe.

desgracia

llegó al Japón con

....En 1963, TSAVLIRIS operaba dos

menor de aries lis

restaron.

o tres barcos solomente.

Gracias o

conchado du ex

oxido

las sobreprecios que le cobran ol go

bierno

pudo

particulos

metal

tido de 18 buques.

una

•simo estado

empers.

uque.

CUFLET

que ha disminuido debido

lo s

qUEOS O TSAVLIRIS per

ras y noutragios.

roba

controtos

IRIS Unto

inmediatamente que los

fletamento

inspeccionado y

con CUFLET pero solicitar

buques ances

de

cramientos de

bancos

britanicos

adquirie ass 11. 81090 de borcos de la

de

segundo Guerra Aundial.

•...Por supuesto, el

gobierno cuba.

aporensidero que

TSAVLIRIS es

oficina

de

CUFLET en

Habano

principol

en

de chistes

de.

cro

"" control!

CUFLET

zar

del

OlO el NEWHEATH

al Jopon

il final del

asunto

convertido

bido

que

enredos

amador

han

dicho

que

con

NEWGLADE

los

"SA

po

mento

corga-

estaba

10s

ponden.

10%

ser

del

demora.

1965.

Poco después,

el

por escrito.

Gobierno

negociacion de los

on de los pudo comor

entonces

contrato

tratoron

de

con

perder y que los cubonos se 8u.

TSAVLIRIS.

con las suyos,

sin emborgo,

componia se nego

dos coros que he relarado

le

bano

donde el

costaron

el puesto o Manuel Noroo,

negociar y su perminación

ço pora diciembre

Adema

vien

ero a la sazón el Gerente

1o CUFLET

le

permitió al

pronsportar

Gobicto

--Abundando en el remo paso o ci-

corgo general ademas

fertilizantes.

de

Par otro ejempio. En 1965, CUFLET

ni aun

pudo

el gobiemo

cubano

conseguir

flero el buque MAGISTER (pobellon

britanico)

buques

operado

por

CAYMAN

h,to

ISLANOS LTD de (Somarca) con el

ar largo

poner la

selección de 109

obiero

compañio

que

vegetales

de que cenado.

peonsportaro frutos

Despues de

Finalmente fectuor uno

TSAVLIRIS

flerar el buque, los cubanos no pu-

dieron

cisada

abrener sufierentes trupos y

cincinto del controso se pospuso

vegerales y concelaron al contraro

• de

floramento.

----De

ra junio de 1987.

acuerdo con mi experiencio,

----Otro

el gobierno

cubano

problemo

confronto dos

con TSAVLIRIS graves problemos en lo reforento a

surgió mas o menos al mismo riempo mercado de feres mercado al cua

que

no del

los herhos anteriores

con

fletamento de arros

cubrer

dos

défico en el pronsporse marieimo do

buques.

CUFLET

el

NEWHEATH

el

fleró

bido a la escases de buques cuba.

NEWGLADE

para

nos y del

transportar axúcar

mundo comunista.

cubano

al dos problemas son los siguientes:

gur Hierra

dilfeil de

e aprovechar

segundo

quir los

1es.

una crisis

las

divisos

tuoción

del

col. sin

acion.

a pagar

100 7:

ubano conte

endodos

yugoeslavo

en

3 gripsoe r

CUFLEI

su gur

e los pogo

que hogia la que

MARITI.

En abril de 19d6 esta con.

pania la llero -por

CUF LET

EL

BUQUE

SENANQUE.

pren

TANdiE

mieles cubanas o Jopos

el

En susmoo

SENANQUE In hizo a la

CUFLET nortico al armador leenséo

que

en cuanto al buque 11e0se,

apon

CUFLET

scindield el canientad

Lo

amento.

CIE D'ARMEMENT

MARITIME

S.A. peorosto de inmediara y in comu.

nIco a CUFLET que ni no árporiato

an un plore dado lo

sumo de lís, i00

troncos en un banco tronca si

• lo dos.

cion

20-

puerto

europeo de

donde no conl.a.

coria el

cargammeo de mirlos y eur

el producto de la vonta de los m.e

mas, la Companio so cobrario lo es.

irpulado en al centroto de lleromento

por sois moses.

•--En esta ocos on le toco parter o

CUFLET. Los ormodoros tienen la

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REPORTALOS AL P.O.

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гном

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have no auditiona or dcletions

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matters, and of any other newspaper clippings and editorinia

which are considered appropriate dy AbSCROLl and/or Sintion

addressees ropince shuse listed in Reference with

the ladicators "(econ)" and "(var.)".

We helleve the above reviston will ensure a dore

effective MHSPAWN USe Of ANSCROLL'S salerials during this

period of press censorship imposed by the present Greek

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в.

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& Pezantzoglou Street

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8.

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UNIDAD MONTVLY, ISSUE, NO. 37, May, 1908

Thio losuo has boon almost ontiroly dovotel to a roprint of I. Andrós Collazo's sta

tomont concornin: lis exporionco as a CUFLET roprosontativo in london. lo havo ra

printod most of tho contonts of the statement in tho form of a signod articlo onti

thod "INSIDE CUFLET".

Ao 18 known, Collazo tolls of tho "dog Iishts" that have roon botween the privatoers

(such as FRANGISTAS) and CUFLET over Violations of contracts, bad condition of tho

shipo, oto.

Ho also discussos the doclino in froaworld shipping to Cuba and 1ts causos, as woll

as tho naturo and background of tho shippors that participate in tho Cuban trado.

Bosidos the abovo, the following 1s included in this losues

PAGE 18

EDITOREAL, "A CONMUNIST TRUTH", Volsky, the Chlor of tho sovlot observing dologation

to the CEPAI mooting in Caracas, said that "Cuba 18 the minor daughter of the USSR,

and minor daughtors are pampored", The fussian's insolenco has roused the angor of

all woll born Cubans. Yot, thoro's a lot of truth in what the Russian said.

Indood, minor daughtors depond on their parents, get ovorything they nood from them,

and are subject to their supreme authority. If the daughter worls, sho must also turn

a good part of tha frults of her toil over to her paronts.

This 1s what happons with Cuba and the USSR. The Sovlots and their satollites sell

Cuba 78,6% of hor imports, dictato the policy of the Havana rógino, and take 80% of

her exports.

In view of this depondonco, who can dony that the rolation betweon Cuba and Russda 18

that of a minor daughter with respect to her parents? i

The russian only Lod whon ho spoke of "pampering". Cuba 1s not pampored by Mother

Russias sho is opprossed, exploited and corruptod by her;

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CARTOONs (By Luis Ro Cáceros, Jr.): A shabby-lookine, charactor fucos Castro and

tollo him! "You'ro a nosy liar and an advonturor!". A Cuban In the foreground

asks a frionds "uho 1s that, a "gusaso"?» "io", roplios the friond, 'That's a

Latin Amorican pro-soviet Cormandat".

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Chios of Station, Blo de Juneiro

Chief, 58

CA10S Of StatIon, JWAVE

DYVOUR PRAUNZH MANY IPE R

Ba cortAl On Trading MILD Cuba

natorial producod and rolossed by the

satlon onica be soje will ba belgiul in tooting your

roquirenent to provide AlIiiPID-l vich Inforuation on

tho segatito aupecte of comereial tradiug mith cuba.

ROgEr I. MARCHBANX

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HOS DEFERS TO STATION JUDGEMENT AS TO VALUE PROP PLAY IN CHILE

OF REP & PAPER, HOWEVER, WISH TO POINT OUT THAT PAPER QUOTES FIGURES

AND ARRIVES AT CONCLUSION ALREADY WELL KNOWN AND ACCEPTED BY

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CONSIDER

APSCSOLL

SERIES OF ECONOMIC REPORTS ESPECIALLY

VCL II NO.

25

MARCH AND VOL 11 NO. S OF 19 DECEMBER

WHICH DISCUSS IN DETAIL SUGAR FRODUCIION PROBLEMS.

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Action Roquired: FYI

Refurenco: Nono

1. On 27 March 1967, a lotter from Cubn was socolvod at

the postal addross siven by the radio program

Of ANSCROLL.

Tho

lotter had been madlod in Habana or

4 March .1967 and

tho

contonte included threo photos of an unidontirled indtvidual

nnd one photo each of individuals idontifiod as Reynaldo

*IRSULA Broa and Antonio FERNANDEZ Fornandoz.

i note which

was Includod stated that hencerorth the sondor would idontily

himsolf as M'pancras1o".

Ho

indicatod that If 18 was dostrod

rocolpt of his lettor could be montioned on the AMSCROLL

radio program but that novor should any montion of tho

contonts to montioned as this could rovoal his idontity to

the DSE.

Pancrasio statod his holp would not be much but

that his lottors might contain intormation which could be

of valuo.

No wrote that he could not go into dotail as

he was unable to spund much time at the typowriter.

Pancrasio concluded by saying the photos

of Antonio and

Roynaldo wero in the hands of a socurity agont who had

ordors to find them.

They had both boon

fugitives for a

long time.

Tho other photo (in triplicate) was of a

Canadian citizon whose passport was rotainod by the DSE and

was reportod ns lost for an unexplained motive.

On 10 April 1967, the nessage from Pancrasio wag

ac nowlodgod by radio and ho sas thanked for his lotter and

told to continuo his correspondenco.

3.

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was receivod via key West, Florida.

The letter had been

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UNIDAD MONTHLY, ISSUE, NO. 37, May, 1967

This Issue has been almost entiroly devoted to a reprint of I. Andrés Collazo's sta

tement concerning his experience as a CUFLEI representative in Icodos. We have ra

printed most of the contents of the statenent in the form of a signed article suti

tlod "INSIDE CUFLET".

As 1s known, Collazo tells of the "dog fights" that have risen betsoen the prirateers

(such as FRANGISTAS) and CUFLEI oVer Violations of contracts, bad condition of the

ships, ote.

Ho also discusses the decline in frea world shipping to Cuba and 11s causes, as vaill

as the nature and background of the shippers that participate in the Cuban trado.

Bosddes the above, the following 1s Inciuded In this Issue:

PAGE 18.

EDITORIAL: "A CAMUNIST TRUTH": Volsky, the Chiel of the Soviet observing dolezation

to the CIPAL meeting in Caracas, said that "Cuba is the ninor daughter of the ISSR,

and ninos daughters are pampered". The Russian's insolence has roused the anger of

all well-born Cubans. Yet, thore's a lot of truth in shat the fussian said.

Indeed, ulnor daughters depend on ther paronts, get everything they need fros thes,

and are subject to their supreme authority. If the daughter works, she sust also turn

a gocd part of the frults of her toil uver to her parents.

This is what happens with Cuba and the USSR. The Soriets and their satellites sell

Cuba 73.6, of her imports, dictate the policy of the Havana régina, and take 80% of

her experts.

In view of this dependence, who can deny that the relation between Cuba and Bassia 1s

that of a ndoor daughter with respoct to her parents!

Tho fussian oniy lied when he spoke of "pampering". Cuba 1s not paupefed by kother

Russia: she 1s oppressed, exploited and corrupted by her.

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CARTOON: (By Juis Ro Cáceres, Jr.): A shabby-looking character faces Castro and

tolls him, "You're a nosy liar and an adventurer!". A Cuban in the foreground

asks a friond, "ho is that, a "gusano"qn Mo", replies the iriond. "That's a

Latin Anorican pro-soviet Cormunist".

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rogulrenont to provide ALliPIDal vita Lafarnation on

tho negative aujocia of comercial tradiug with cube.

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TYPIC/Operational

0

Receipt of Information from Unidentified Source within Cuba

ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCES

Action Required: FYI

Reference:

None

1.

On 27 March 1967, a letter from Cuba was received at

the postal address given by the radio program of ANSCROLL.

The letter had been mailed in Habana on

4_ March.1967 and the

contents included three photos of an unidentified individual

and one photo each of individuals identified as Reynaldo

*IRSULA Brea and Antonio FERNANDEZ Fernandez.

A note which

was included stated that henceforth the sendor would identify.

himself as #Parcrasio".

He indicated that if it was desired

receipt of his letter could be mentioned on the AMSCROLL

radio program but that never should any mention of the

contents be mentioned as this could

reveal his identity to

the DSE.

Pancrasio stated his help would not be much but

that his letters might contain information which could be

of value.

He wrote that he could not go into detail as

he was unable to spend much time at the typewriter..

Pancrasio concluded by saying the photos of Antonio and

Reynaldo were in the hands of a security agent who had

orders to find them.

They had both been fugitives for a

long time.

The other photo (in triplicate)

was of a

Canadian

citizen whose passport was

retained by the DsE and

was reported as lost for an unexplained motive.

UCCOM

told to continue his correspondence.

• On 21 April 1967, a

second letter fron Pancrasio

was received via Key West, Florida.

The letter had been

Attachment-u/s/c(aud)

Copies of info received

CS COPY

, CROSS REFERENCE TO

Stanley B. JERSAWIT

DATE TYPED

DATE DISPATCHED

9 May 67

1 MAY 11 135%

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGA-27543

HEADQUARTERS FLE NUMBER

site d's

CLASSIFICATION

SECREI

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1776376-51166

CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATIONA

SECRET

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGA-27543

mailed from Habana on 13 March and was directed to Gillermo

ALFONSO,

649 William Street, Key West.

Typed on ohe. of the

two sheets of paper forwarded by Pancrasio

was a note saying

this was lotter number for fren percurain and requesting

Guillermo ALFONSO to forward the papers to the same postal

address which he had previously utilized.

Copies of the

contents of this letter are attached under separate cover.

The one paper, dated 27 September 1961, appears to be a

list of Costa

Ricans who visited Cuba under the auspices of

ICAP.

The second paper appears to be a list of Brazilians

who visited Cuba, probably in mid 1960 when Janio QUADROS made

a visit to (uba as part of his presidential campaign in

Brazil.

4.

On 2 May 1967, a JMWAVE Officer visited Guillermo

ALFONSO in an effort to identify Pancrasio and develop

sufficient information to evaluate his information and

deterrine the extent of his

access.

ALFONSO claimed he

had no idea as to the identity'of Pancrasio and was unable

to suggest possible candidates from his relatives in Cuba,

former work associates, classmates or neighbors.

ALFONSO

had retained the envelop from Cuba which contained Pancrasio's

second message and a short message to ALFONSO.

The note to

ALFONSO stated that Pancradio had received ALFONSO's name

and address from some unidentified individual and that it was

requested

that ALFONSO forward the contents of the letter to

the

ANSCROLL address which was enclosed.

ALFONSO was

cautioned not to mention anything concerning the matter to

anyone, especially to relatives in Cuba.

Pancrasio stated

this was his second letter (not fourth as indicated on the

material which was forwarded on by ALFONSO) and that the

.. first had been sent direct to the AMSCROLL address.

It was

stated this was the first letter by which ALFONSO would

serve as intermediary and that other letters would come

at infrequent intervals.

Pancrasio had decided to use an

intermediary address as

the AMSCROLL address was too well

known.

Pancrasio concluded his note by saying that he

preferred to remain anonymous and that he would be remaining

in Cuba for two

more years.

In addition to the above cited

message, the letter to ALFONSO contained a calling card with

the name Dr LuC B. INNOCENT, President of the Haitian

Revolutionary Movement.

On the back of the card was typed in

Spanish "without comment",

5.

JMWAVE traces on FERNENDEZ, IRSULA and ALFONSO are

negative.

INNOCENT,

according to HZPA-12507, dated 2 August

1962, is a Haitian terrorist,

Fidelista, who was planning

to enter Panama from Columbia.

ALFONSO was instructed to forward any mail received

from Pancrasio in an expeditious manner and JMWAVE will

follow any leads obtained which might help to identify

Pancrasio in order to develop him into a more productive

source of information.

Start is Personati

Stanley B. JERSAWIT

•USE PREVIOUS EDITION

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

CONTINUED

AGENG

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E

LASSIFY TO FILE MO.

R-REE TO

FILE MO.

TOLE RIODO REY. TO BRAiN O

DESTRor DOsic.

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

SECRET

PERSON/UNIT MOTIFIED

TOTAL COPIES

PRODUCT

NCHODAITED

SIPT

Ts 5.5

ACTION

ANTO

kuAlogs EIRID COPY

FILE, UB WiS. CAZ. CA PRODI

ADVANCE COPY

Doned Chorteo

RS

SECRET 112385Z CITE IMWAVE 7135

IYPIC MHSPAWN AMSCROLD AMOT

REFERENCE JAWAVE 6978 (59428)

1o STUDY DISCUSSED PARA I REF RELEASED 5 MAY.

ONLY PICK UP SEEN BY STATION WAS STORY IN DIARIO LAS

AMERICAS 9 MAY. CLIP AIRMAILED TO ADDRESSES. HOW-

EVER AFP FILED STORY WITH NEW YORK OFFICE O MAY. WILL

SESCA27E2

FORWARD COPY TEXT WHEN AVAILABLE TO STATION, AMFRAME-1

ASSURED BY LOCAL AP OFFICE THAT STORY WRITTEN BUT AS

OF 11 MAY NOT FILED.

2. COPIES AMSCROLL STUDY POUCHED MAS BY TM-928341;

"OP FICK

ON ID MAY. AIRMAILING COPY TO INFO ADDRESSES.

SECRET

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INDEXS LU YES L NO

CLASSIFY TO PILE NO. 19-125-268

X-RIP TO FILE NO.

LE RIDE RE

ASSIFIED MESSAGE

SECRET

PRASON 'UNIT NOTIFIEO

TOTAL COPIES

22 Ki Ane.

REPRODUCTION PROHIDITED

28

ACTION

THEO

WA/COGS

@ RID COPY

AOVANCE COPY

O resuro

Gad, ca/pRoP

UNIT

TIME

ABSTRACT X

FBEX

10 Mar 6/ m 644327

SECRET 102137Z CITE

SAWAVE +1D3

SANTIAGO INFO DIRECTOR

TYPIC AMSCROLL

REFERENCE SANTIAGO 4230 (N 55340)

1= JMWAVE PROCEEDING PER PARA 3 REF.

STUDY

..BEING DISTRIBUIED TO AMSCROLL LIST ID MAY. WILL

AIRMAIL SANTIAGO SPANISH IRANSLATION WITH CHARTS.

WILL APPRECIATE CLIPS INCLUDING EDITORIALS YOU

MAY BE ABLE ARRANGE.

2. REQUEST YOU DEFER PASSING MATERIAL UNTIL

17 MAY OR LATER IN ORDER ALLOW TIME FOR ARRIVAL

OF AMSCROLL MAILING.

SECRET

SECRET

19-120-26

18 May67

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Dres No.

ASSIFY TU PILE MO. L

CLINT - T CLASSIFIED MESSAGE E

TOTAL COPIES

iP-nEf to piLs no.

FILE RIDD

RET, TO BRANSM DO

SECRET

DESTROr D sic.

PERSON/UNIT MOTIF'ED

41

REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED

118/41

ADVANCE COI

UNST

AIRD CORE

Dessera

FILE US WHS, EL, CAR, CA/PROP, 08/04, FIlINTZ, C1 CITORS, CLIC Z, 58S,

•SECRET 032225Z CITE UMWAVE 6978

J9iZE

•DIRECTOR L:IFO RIO DE JANEIRO, SAO PAULO

TYPIC MNSPAWN AMSCROLL AMOT

DEST

ABSTRACE Y

22114601

KHBEX

REF DIRECTOR 97866

mix • RE REGUEST PARA 2 REF CURRENT STATISTICAL AMSCROLL STUDY

COMPLETED 3 MAY INDICATE 1967 HARVESI TO BE MORE IN NEIGHBORHOOD

6,1 MILLiON METRIC TONS WHICH IN LINE WITH RESPONSIALE ANALYSES

•CE, CZARHIKOW-RIONDA) AVAPLAELE TO AMSCROLL, HENCE PRETER USE

§HEIR CONCLUSIONS BUT IN DISCUSSION SECTION WILL REFER SAVORABLY

TO SUMMARY SECTION OF UFE-B567. THIS WILL ALSO AVOID SECUPITY

FACTOR OF USING PRECISE AMOT CONSLUSIONS. THIS STUBY WILL BE

RELEASED BY AMSCROLL S MAY. WILL ADVISE PER REF OF WIRE SERVICE

LAND GIHER PICKUP.

Z0. AMOT STUDY OF 25 APRIL OF RECENT RISE OF SUGAR PRICE AND

THEIR PROPOSALS TO COUNTER ROLE OF SPECULATORS FORWARDED TM928258

ON 2 MAY.. DRAFT OF AMSCROLL STUDY DISCUSSED ABOVE BEING

FORWARDED PRIORITY POUCH A MAY. ALSO FORWARDINE PERTINENT

EXTRACTS OF SUGAR LETTEPS FROM MERRILL LYNCH, CZARIKOW-RIONDA AND

C. CZARNIKOW, LTD WHICH GERMAINE TO AMOT PROPOSALS.

30 AS THESE AND OTHER STUDIES REACH DIFFERENT CONSLUSIONS ONSE

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1770T

PASE 2 UMWAVE 697D SÉ CREI

SECRET

SIZE DE SUGAGAFADE AND PNE ABSENCE HERE OF RELIABLE INFO ON SUCH KEY

FACTORS AS EXTENI, IF ANY, TO WHICH SOVIET UNION WILL RELZASE CUBA

FROM ITS COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE USSR WITH 4, 000, D0B TONS THIS

YEAR SUMMAVE IN NO POSITION TO EVALUATE MERITS OF EITHER CONCLUSION:

WE DEFER TO HAS FOR EVALUATION OF IMPLEMENTING AMOS PROPOSALS.

IN ADDITION SUCH ASSETS AS AMSCROLL, AMHIM, ETC.

AMRÄIN-I OR AMSNAKE-I MIGHT PREPARE STUDIES ATTRIBUTING THEIR

SINFO TO PERSONAL EXPERIENCE ANB RECENTLY ARRIVED REFUGEES.

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SINGION

427

SECRET

DISP NO

TELEPOUCH

•FCOT-18169

FILE NO

DATE

'INDEXING

MICROFILM -

•TO

INFO

FROM

NONE

3 MAY 1967

NONE

NONE

CHIEF OF STATION, JWAVE

•CHIEF, FE DIVISION

CHIEF, WH DIVISION

- CHIEF OF STATION, OKINAWA

SUBJECT - TRANSFER OF UMWAVE ADVANCE TO OKINAWA FOR

ACCOUNTING

ACTION • SEE PARA 3

REFERENCE - UFGI-19178, DID 18 APRIL 67

2?."

La CONTENTS REF AND ATTACHMENTS NOTED AND REFERRED TO

.. REBHOLTZ WHOSE COMENTS FOLLO'S--

AO BOTH AMOUNTS ON VOUCHER 8511 PROBABLY PASSED AS ONE

SUM TO AMBLEAK/I WHO MAY HAVE SIGNED SINGLE RECEIPT FOR

31,500.00 RATHER THAN RECEIPTING 51, DOD. DO AND 550D. BB

SEPARATELY. RE-EXAMINATION APPROPRIATE FILES ON THIS ASSUMPTION

MAY SULVE MYSTERY.

B. ANY OUTSTANDING ADVANCES THIS MATTER WOULD HAVE BEEN

TRANSFERRED TO SUCCEEDING CASE OFFICER GORDON RA. HAWLOTT

THROUGH FORMAL MEMO WHICH INWAVE FINANCE MUST HAVE HAD PRIOR

REBHOLTZ' CLEARING STATION. EXTRA COPY MAY BE IN AMSCROLL FILES

• C. SINCE. AMBLEAK/I WOLADY CITIZEN / ALTHOUGH, THOUGHT

BY SOME ASSOCIATES A PBRUMEN EXILE/, HE MIGHT BE APPROACHED

DIRECTLY TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT AND DETAIL EXPENDITURES MADE

WITH FUNDS IN QUESTION.

DO REBHOLTZ' RECOLLECTION PURPOSE OF ADVANCES WHICH

WAVE 1782 CITED ON VOUCHER AS AUTHORIZATION MAY CONFIRM, WAS

DEPOSIT ON LEASERI

RENOVATION AND REPAIRS HEIRLOQ COVER OFFICE

IN FASHIONABLE AREA OF CITY. CLEARED WOLADY REALTOR WHO MADE

APRANGEMENTS, COPY OF LEASE IN INNAVE FILES, PERSONAL OBSERVATION™

• SECRET TELEPOUCH FCOT - 13169: PAGE ONE

4560

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.T

TELEPOUCH FCOT-13169 PAGE IdO

DELLING IN PROCESS BY HAWLOIT AND RESHOLIZ / INCLUDING

-STALLATION AIR CONDITIONER THROUGH WALL/, ABLEAK/ UTILIZATION

OFFICE AND POSSIBLE VISIIS BY CLEARED WOLADY ATTORNEY AS CONSULTANT

ON HEIRLOOM ACTIVITY PLUS OTHER SUCH INDICATIONS SHOULD PROVIDE

AMPLE EVIDENCE MONEY PASSED AND EXPENDED AS AUTHOR. ZED.

20 IF ABOVE LEADS CANNOT BE FOLLOWED UP EFFECTIVELY,

SUGGEST REBHOLTZ® CERTIFICATION BE ACCEPTED THAT TO BEST HIS

KNOWLEDGE FUNDS PASSED AMBLEAK/I FOR APPROVED OPERATIONAL

PURPOSE. NOTE ADVANCE MADE 11 MAY 65 FOR ACCOUNTING ON OR BEFORE

11 JUNE 65, AND THAT REBHOLIZ ON ACTIVE DUTY AT UMWAVE UNTIL

31 JULY/ ALTHOUGH REF STATES DEPARTURE APPROX I JUNES. TIME

FACTOR SUGGEST SUBSTANTIVE ACCOUNTING RENDERED WITHIN NORMAL

DATE LIMIT SINCE OVERDUE NOTICE EVIDENTLY NOT ISSUED EVEN 45 DAYS

BEYOND DUE DATE /WHICH REBHOLTZ SAYS WAS FIRM SOP AT JIVAVEI.

30 PLS ADVISE ASAP SINCE REBHOLIZ ETA 8 JUNE PCS TOKYO

"STATION AND WISH TO CLEAR THIS ITEY RATHER THAN TRANSFER IT AGAIN.

VICTOR JO SANDVOLD

END

DISTRIBUTION

2 - COS, MWAVE/VIA TELEPOUCH/

1 - CHIEF, FE DIVISION VIA TELEPOUCH/

i1 - CHIEF, WH DIVISION/VIA TELEPOUCH/

SECRET

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SECRET

то ВрАНСА!

PRASON/UNIT NOTIFICO

REPRODUCTION PROHIDITED

ACT TUM

NOVANCE COPY

UNIT

TIME

WHICOG-8 CIRD COPY

(resure

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БАТО

EL, VR, WH8, CA-z, CAfPRop, CA/O-4

AN (11

SECRET 122125Z CITE SANTIAGO

4233/(THILLEN ACTING)

ABSTRAC!

JINAVE INFO DIRECIOR

2 Mer E7 1: 58 3 40

IYPIC MHSPAWN AMSCROLL

REFS UFGA 27416 (28 APRIL 1967;

1a REFERENCE IS AN EXCELLENT PAPER THAT SHOULD SERVE OUR

PROPAGANDA PURPOSES WELL IN CHILE ESPECIALLY SINCE THE GOC SEEMS

TO DESIRE A SOFTENING OF IIS PREVIOUSLY HARD ANTI-CUBA LINE.

2. WE CAN REPLAY THE ARTICLE IN ITS ENTIRITY IN FUNERAL-I

OR PROBABLY PLACE A SUMMARY OF IT IN IHE FUAMBER- I SUNDAY

SUPPLEMENT. CA MORNING TABLOID OF SOME 200, EBE CIRCULATION ON

SUNDAYS, VERY BIG FOR CHILE). IN EITHER CASE ATTRIBUTION 1S

NO PROBLEM SINCE EITHER OF THEM WILL PLACE IT WITH OR WITHOUT

ATTRIBUTION.

3. THUS, IF IT SERVES YOUR PURPOSES WOULD SUGGEST THAT

AMSCROLL PUBLISH IT FOR PRIVAIE DISIRIBUTION AFTER WHICH YOU CAN

SEND US THE SPANISH VERSION WITH THE CHARTS TOGETHER WITH A LIST

OF CHILEAN FIRMS IT WAS SENT TO AND WE WILL ARRANGE FUBLIC

DISTRIBUTION AS NOTED ABOVE. MIGHI ALSO BE POSSIBLE SPIN OFF SOME

EDITORIALS BY OTHER ASSETS EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER GIVING IT FULL

TREATMENT.

SECRET

SECRET

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DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

C/WH

PROCESSING

ACTION

POSED

Chief, Western Hemisphere

INFO

Chief of Station, Athens

Chief, NE

FROM

MARKED FOR INDEXIME

XXXX

MO INDEXING ALQUIRED

ONLY QUALIFIED

HEAGLARTERS DESA

CAM JUDGE INDE LINES

ABSTRACT

MICROFILM

SURICT TYPIC/AMSCROLL

Cher of station, ISRAVE KNF

Request fren Greck and Spanish Embassies for AMSCROLL Publications

ACTION REQUIRED. REFERINCES

on Shipping

Action Required:

None, FYI

ACCOM

PLISHED

1.

We: forward by separate cover a copy of a letter frum the

Royal Greek Embassy in Washington addressed to ANSCROLL together

with

a copy of the requested publication.

AMSCROLL answered the

request by return mail and took the opportunity to include more

recent material published by AMSCROLL which discussed Greek ships

and Cuba.

All of this material had earlier been sent the addressees

and,

further,

had been sent the list discussed in UFGA-26541

8 December 1966).

We are also including in the separate cover

attachment

an

article based upon

AMSCROLL material that appeared

in the American Marine Ergineer.

On 27 April the Spanish Embassy in Washington

AMSCROLL to request one copy each of the January and February

1967 AMSCROLL Studies of Free World Shipping with Cuba.

Embassy explained that its file of this publication

_was complete

except for these two issues.

Raje E. Inchband

iN MARK F. EFFIELD

Attachment:

As stated, usc(ated.)

Distribution

3-C/WH,

2-COS,

w/att, usc.

Athens,

w/att. ase - To ouT, Povel

2-WH/COG,

w/att.

2-C/NE, W/O/att. 2c1 JaNEETIla CUlOAT.

ES COPY.

CROSS RETCHENCE TO

CLASSiFISATIC I

SECRET

I di

DATE TYPED

28 April 67

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGA-27447

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBLA

19-120-26

19-120-26/3

OATE DISPATCHED

MAY *- 1 1967

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>1

ROYAL GREEK EMBASSY

WASHINGTON.0.C.

April 17, 1957

Horimiento Unida Revolucionaria

10 S.E. Ith Street

K1cm1, Fla. 33131.

Deer Sirs,

Kould you kindly send us 2 copies

of your nusver 6 Political Notcbook Series

'She Maritine Fifth Coluan (Suplement).

Thanking you in advance,

Truly yours,

Ikerarid!

I. Kerasidis

Secretary.

sical: 1 4569-27447

CS COPY

19-120-26:

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AFRICAN WRI: FiGINER barch, :907 p.- 19

who have been employed 25

loisti lot li..o;o be established

• at §100.

"Escalator Clarisa"

The AFI-CIO has pro-

posed that an "escalator"

clause be incorporated into

Social Security so that a xc-

Grecks Disciplina

Cuba Tradais

Fourteen

chly

owners

and

merchant marine

Captalas

Here recently Indicted by Oreet

suthortles for salling

trans.

poris

10

Cuba In

vloladon of

existing regulallois.

The Minister of the Mer.

chent tsarine

has reportediy

ant to the proger prosication

authorities the llies against the

ourero ond capinlos of 88.

Irene, 8.S. Earcarito, 8B. Allce

and

6.5. Pantanarca,

All the

Tessels are reclutered in Fire-

eus.

Onarges for similar Miolations

are to be brought cocs agalrat

the

OFiNErg

and

Osplains

oi

8S.

Tina, SS.

Estychis,

S.5. Androinach!, S.8. Kyra Ila-

riklela. 8.5. Rilxoles&., 35. Nix.

clas M., S.S. Roulamario and

6.S. 8012

The courts and the Merchant

Marine Discinlinary Board are

reportedly investigatla: charg.

es agalnst other owners and

captalns.

I beliere that the United

Stites, now surpassed by 13

Western

European natio?s

in the field of social welfare,

can and should provide its

citizens with a renlistic and

sound Social Security sys-

tern consistent with our re-

sources."

The steamer LOUIEE LiSES

(Lykes Bros.) and the Yema.

shiro staru recertly

colilded

during heary wrather at Kee-

Illness Ai Sea

Rate Declines

Reported illnesses and in-

juries among sengoing par-

sonnel in 1906 in relation to

the

average number of sa.

Earing jobs dipped lo a neri

low

for the last decade.

Recently announced fures

stated that the combined per-

certage of lilress and injuries,

based on an arerage of 59,09

jobs last year, dcciliad to 73.7

per cent from the 85.5 for ceas

reporteù on 10,090 jobs in 1453.

The respective pescentees of

Injuries and linesses ales cs.

clined. The sello

of Injuries

last year droppsa to 42.4 pir

cent from 15.5 per cent in 19:5,

and that of Illners wis coon

to 37.3 per cent from

the fit

40 percent registered live pre

tious ycar.

The percentage of injuries is

the lorest recorded singe ISC1,

and that c! Illness is the loriest

since 1957.

All told, in 196a licensed and

unliceilsed U.S. merchent ma-

rine personnel piere reportid as

injurca or Il! 43,015 tinies. Re-

ported Injuries

totaled 22,523

and reported illnesses totaled

20,122.

CRONET

lage d1

icy which has led

since

the end of Word Wär Il

lo regicet and abuse of

the American merchant

marine by goïcrnment

agencics.

"President Johnson an-

nounced

mure than

1wo

jears ago that he would

H offer a nes maritime pol-

ip icy but this still hes not

been put forward. In the

meantime, pressures have

been increasing

within

government to abandon

entirely the idea that our

country needs a strong

Anierican merchant mir.

ine.

"It is against this back-

ground that we have cx-

amined the pruposals ad-

vanced by Secretary of

Transportation Alan Boyd.

"We find many short.

comings in this program.

¡ Boat of its goals are far

frun cuiquate to mect the

nation's needs. It contains

provisions which would

damage

rather

than

i strengthen the effective-

N

our merchant

# marine. It leaves many

FATTIN.

questions unanswered.

"Ilowever, in vien of

the present desperate con-

dition of the U. S. merch-

ant marine, we must re-

sard the fact that a pro

gram is being proposed

and that it is positive even

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FRONT PAGE:

+74

.....

"INIDAD" NO:THLY, ISSUE NO. 36, APRIL, 1967.-

(1) ANOTHER REGIME OFTICIAL [ELECTS IN GREAT BRITARI: A brief story on the Colla-

zo defection, followed by excerpts from his original statement. Excerpts Include:

reasons why Irce-world sea trade with Cuba 16 declining (U.S. Black Llet, Letin

workers' boycott, eti.); Cube-trading chipouners take aivantage of Castro and over

charge him for charters; the personnel problen in "'ambisas"; the planned deception

for Expo 67 (exhibiting console record players made up of foreign components and

wood as Cubar-nade); general corclusion: régise officials don't know where they are

headed for.

(2) EDITORIAL: HATED BY FRIMID AND FOES The Russians hate Castro because he has

two-timed them In the Sino sovict rift; the Chisese loathe him because they regard

him as a mercenary who has sold out to the Soviets. Latin American Rods hate him

as well, because, as they, say, he has promoted fractionalism in their ranks. Anti-

Conmunists throughout the Asericas hate him too, as there is not a country in the

hemisphere where mothers and wives are not mourning the loss of a dear one to Cas-

troite terrorists.

and anti-red Cubans would not touch Castro with a ten-foot pole.

Hated by friend and foe alike, how could anyone think that Castro may eventually

survive a chronic eo none crisis that his own ineptitutle has wrought on the nation?

PAGE TWO:

(1). MOROCCO BREAKS DEPENDENCE QI CUBAY SUGAR: Fron the EIR we take the story on the

Moroccen plan to develop their. own sugar industry at the expense of purchases from

•Cuba. This plan, we stress, is receiving jolish financial and technical ald, which.

shows to what extent Castro's Red cotrades art concerned with his sugar interests..

(2) DO THE SOVIETS SEND "REJECTS PAPPS TO CUBA?: Also fron the Elf, this 1s the.

story on the "coincidence" that poor-quality or defactive parts began to arrive in

Cuba, under Soviet-Guban barter agreesents, right after the price of sugar droppedo

(3) WHERE IS RAUL

A humorous poes by Luis R. Cáceres, JI. It goes Ilke this

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(It shynes in Spanish, of course): Where would Rail be? - Is he out cutting

cane - cr viciou:ly murdering luhans - or hiding insido a trunk? dhere nigit

he be? - what could have haypened to Raulito? - naybe he's got the "shakes" - .

or was abducted by (eloped with) a Congolese? (Thie is a reference to the old

Cuban joke about Raul boing a honosexual and having a preference for hus'y Conga

lese).

(4) Box: CUBANd Help the fight agalnst the tyrarmy. Pass this leste on to

your friends and trusted acquaintances. Report to us any news that night be is

teresting (we give our P.O. Box No.). le welcone your criticisms, coments and

"" suggestiong

PAGE THREE:

(1) Continuation of front-page story on Collazo.

(2) CASTRO TO BE ACCUSED BY REDS: a brief story on the announced plans of the

Venezuelan Commists to charge Gastro with neidling and pronoting fractionalien,

at a forthconing Cornist meeting in Prague.

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he 192255

and 5:

SPATCH

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Chict of Station, Santiago

Chief, lestern Hemisphere

FROSS

Chicf of Station, JMNAVE

SURIZET O

TYPIC/MISPRINTAMSCROLE

Study of Cuban/USSR Tride Relations

ACTION REDURED-FEFINENEES

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REFERENCES: A. SANTIAGO-3885

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1. JAVE forwards herewith a study entitled Economic

Relations Between Cuba and the Soviet Union:

How Much lepen-

dency? Both santiago and Headquarters are being providca with

an original and one copy of the study in English and an original

..and one copy in Spanish.

1wo sots of the one table and the six

charts that support the study are also being forwarded each

addressee.

This is an AlSCROlL prepared study; the author is

ArRanEl in collaboration with AlSinE-1. It

was prepared in

response to references A and B.

We have limited this study to an attempt to provo

statistically the very rapid rise of Cuban economic dependency

upon the Soviet Union.

We have intentionally avoided editorial

Izing as the facts speak for

themselves; thus we have drawn no

political conclusions, nor have we attempted to establish that

this econome dependency carries with it an implicit policy

control on the part of the Soviets (partly because policy control

does not necessarily follow and, in any event, the reader is free

to draw his own conclusions).

3.

we suggest that ANSCROLL - a JINAVE asset that studies

comments upon the Cuban economic scene-reproduce this study

under its name for private distribution to its list of sugar bro-

kers, trading firns, and international organizations that deal

IATI

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with or are

interested in following the Cubar econonic piture.

He would particularly like to bring this presentation to the

attention of Europern

linns and organizations with which ANSCROLL

is in contact and which arc a factor in Cuban

trade," We believe

that this will also give a basis for attribution to Santiago

should the station desire it; if not, the facts and figures could

be used by Station Santiago without

attribution and without

sourcings for that matter, as we believe that the figures will

stando

JivAVe will appreciate comments on the value of this

from Headquarters and Santiago.

We also request a cabled

response from Santiago to the suggestion in paragraph

3 that

ANiSC-Old reproduce this study.

bark F. EFFIELD

Comment,

cabled 23 Tmay 67.

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ECONCHIC RELATIONS BETSEEN

CUBA AND THE SOVIST UNION:

HOW MUCH DEPENDENCY?

•..:

Cuba's dependency on

the Soviet Union is known. The auestion is: how much de-

pendency? In order to arrive

at some conclusion we have chosen Cuba's foreign trade

statistics for the 1959-1966 period.

We will work under the following economic assumption: Econonic dependency of one

country on the other can be indicated to a considerable extent by their trade as this

• Indicates the need one country has of the other as a market for its exports and as

a supplier for its imports.

What we will do 1s to analyze the Cuban Trade Balance for the 1959-1966 period. «

1) According to the assumption we established regarding trade dependency, we can

say that during 1959 Cuba

was dependent upon the Free World for its markets as total

" trade value for that year amounted to $ 1, 305,700, 000 and trade value with the Free

World represented $ 1,289,000,000 (os 98.8% of the total trade).

Broken down into exports and imports we see that in 1959 Cubani exports totaled

$ 637,700,000 while total imports were $ 688,000,000. Thus, the trade balance showed

a $ 26,500,000 deficit, which was a reflection of the trend started in 1958 due to

* Every figure in this paper will be given in U.S. dollars unless otherwise

indicated. The sources for the figures used throughout the analysis, the

•table, and charts were, "The Economist", "The New York Times", UN's Econo

mic Reports on Latin America, "Cuba Comercio Exterior" magazine, "Visión"

magazine, "IS News & World Report", and The Economist Intelligence Unit's

"Quarterly Economic Review".

It should be remembered that the figures refer only to the Cuban Trade Ba

.."lance, loe., imports and exports, and not to the Cuban Balance of Payments

which would reflect loans and financial arrangements, plus the Soviet mili-

tary and techical assistance, figures which do not appear in the balance of

trade and which are not available to us with sufficient authenticity to war

rant their use.

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the unstable political situation under the Batista regine and the ecunomic insecurity

of the new Castro regire.

Of the above mentioned exports, 97.8% were to Free World countries and only 2.2%

to Cormunist countries, 'Impost-wise, 99.96, were wade from Free Morld countries, while

0.1% mere made from Communist countries.

Thes, re can conclude that Cuba was attti very much dependent upon the Free Morld

as rade wling rautina 1959, Further, at least S 623, 800,000 (97.8% of total exports)

was collected in hard currency.

2) In 1960, Anastas Mikoyan visited Cuba and the Cuban-Soviet trade agreement mas

signed. The effect of this agreement is immediately apparent when viewed through Cu-

ba's forelgn trade figures.

deceased

Total trade value decreased in 1960 to S 1,168, 000,000 from $ 1, 305,700,000. Free

World participation decreased more than proportionately, do the value of Cuban trade

with the Free World was $ 897,000,000, while trade with Communist countries increased

in 2:2 7 272000,000

for 23.3% of total trade) versus $ 1, 269,900, 000 and $ 15,800,000

respectively in 1959.

The trade balance was in favor of Cuba in the amount of $ 68,000,000 as control

of imports, especially from the Free World, established in 1959 was having its effect.

3) In 1961 the whole foreign trade picture was transformed. It was almost the

reverse of 1960. Total trade amounted to $ 1,253,600,000, of which Free World parti-

cipation represented $ 348,600,000 (or 27.8%) and Communist trade $ 905,000, 000 (05

72.276).

We can look 'at this another way. In 1960, Cuban exports earned $ 467,000,000 in

hard currency. In 1961, the hard currency earnings amourted to $ 166,800,000 since the

$ 458,100,000 value of Cuban exports to the Communist, countrtes represented "agreement

value" or "nomihal hard currency value" as the trade was conducted under barter agree-

ments, with the Soviet Union providing about 10% to 20% ofthe total Cuban export value

in convertible currency.

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• 3 .

Cuba was now dependent, economically, upon the Communist Horld, especially the

Soviet Union. The fact that little hard currency was obtained from its new trade part

ners further commijed Cuba"s sconomy to the Communist Bloc.)

4) In 1962, the trend continued, Total trade was $ 1, 257, 000,000, of which

$ 1,031,000,000 (82.1%) was with the Communist Bloc and only $ 226,000,000 (17.9%)

with Free World countries.

Another phenomenon appeared during 1962. The Soviets, who had been carefui

not

to press Cuba during 1960 with regards to their trade balance (which was favorable to

Cuba by $ 31,000, 000), were shrewd enough to close the gap during 1961. The balance

was favorable to Cuba by $ 11, 200,000. 3

Clearly, the Soviet pressure was on. In 1962, Cuba faced a $ 227,000,000 deficit

with the Cormunist countries. Comoounding this is the fact that by 1962 Cuba had spent

30.6% of its hard currency reserves in Free World markets.

Dependency upon the Soviet Union arrived to stay as trade with the Communist World

represented 82.1% of total trade and imports from the Comnunist area had, for the first

time, surp as sed Cuban exports to the Bloc.

5) Two interesting developments occured in 1963. First of all, total trade with

the Communist countries maintained the 1962 level ($ 1,031,000,000 in 1962 and

$ 1,054, 900,000 in 1963). But, the Soviet Union tightened the grip by increasing its

exports :to Cuba to $ 689, 900,000 (in 1962 they represented $ 629,000, 000), while Cuban

exports to

the Communist Bloc decreased to $ 366, 000, 000 (in 1962 they represented

$ 402,000,000) Thus, the imbalance for Cuba increased to $ 322, 900,000 (in 1962 1t

was $ 227,000,000)

i recoup in

At the same time, Cuba attempted an approach to the Free World markets by taking

advantage of an increase in the price of sugar in the world market (sugar averaged

8.48 cts: per pound during this period). Cuba's total trade with the Free World in -

creased to $ 354,300,000 (in 1962 it had been $ 226,000,000).

Cuban

Nevertheless, the 1963,trade balance worsened for Cuba as it showed a $ 323,200,000

deficit. -The Free-Horto ccuntries were able to turn the tables on Cuba (as in 1962

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.4 .

had

they had a $ 12,000,000 deficit on the trade balance with Cuba and no Cuba tras

§ 300,000 stortta

defect eith the Free would,

6) For 1964, a favorahle world sugar market (average price of 5.86 cts. per pound)

encouraged

•Cuba to continue its flirtation with the Free Vorld. The Cuban treasury

was able to handle some hard currency for the first time in the Castro era and Cuban

cormercial missions were sent to Europe and Japan to purchase items no longer available

in Cuba.

Total trade increased to $ 1,722, 000,000 and the Free Morld participation Increased

fom $ 354,300,000 (25.28) 1n 1963 to $ 612,000,000 (35.6%). The Free Morld spending

spree took Its toll as the trade balance with the Free World showed a s 30,000,000 de-

ficit for Cuba. And here, we are speaking of a hard currency loss.

Not even in the midst of Cuba's affair with the Free World did the Soviet Union

Lose

toose control of the situation. On January 20, 1964, Cuba was signing a trade agree-

ment with the Soviet Union by which it was commiting about half of its planned future

_ sugar production to the Soviet Union for the next six years. The amounts Cuba agreed

to deliver to the Soviet Union were: 2,100,000 metric tons in 1965, 3,000,000 in 1866;

4, 000,000 1л 19678 4,000,000 in 1968, 5,000,000 in 19698 and 5,000,000 in 1970. The

Soviet Union did agree to fix the price of Cuba's sugar at 6 cts. per pound, which

perhaps seems generous in 1967, but hardly a good offer on January 20, 1964, as the

price of sugar on January 19, 1964 was 9.50 cts. per pound. Adding insult to injury

the Soviet Union did not include in the 1964 trade agreement its previous conritment

to provide Cuba with 10% of 20% of the payments in hard currency as it had done in the

1960 agreement.

7) By 1965 Cuba was sending few trade missions abroad, virtually ceased its hard

не сини

it had

-currency purchases, and found-Itself with alrost no hard currency (the average price

of sugar had dropped to 2.12 ts. per pound),/ During 1965 Cuba faced the Soviet Union

more empty handed

than before and

the general trade situation returned to 1963 levels

except that by now the Communist countries had more participation and the Free World

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resires.

5 .

had less.

Total trade amounted to $ 1,551,000,000 (compared to § 1,410,200,000 in

1963), but trade with Communist countries reached $ 1,195,000,000 (compared to

$ 1,054,900,000 1n 1963). Trade with the Free Yorld remained at the same level

= $ 354,300,000 in 1963 and $ 356,000,100 in 1915, but sith a difference - the Cur

ban deficit in its trade balance with the Free World rose from $ 300,000 in 1963 to

$ 60,000,000 1n 1965.

So, the Soviets continued in control as trade riith the Communist countries re-

presented more than three quarters of Cuba's total trade for that year. The sugar

production had already been mortgaged, the sugar market was depressed, and Cuba was

more and more dependent upon the Soviet Union.

8) Then came 1966. Sugas prices decreased to an average of 1.86 cts. per poundo

Total trade decreased to $ 1,465,000, 100 as compared with $ 1,551,000,000 in 1965.

so i Trade with Communist countries also decreased (from $ 1,195,000,000 in 1965 to

$ 1,160,000,000 in 1966) and the Sovietswere able to rush a little further and in -

creased Cuba's deficit in the trade balance from $ 119,000,000 in 1965 to $ 200,000,000

In 1966.

Free Morid countries also gained. Total Free Vorld trade decreased to $ 305,000, 000

(from $ 356,000,000 in 1965), but the Cuban deficit increased from $ 60,000,000 in

1965 to $ 65,000,000 in 1966.

Our conclusions follow:

FIRST: Cuba is economically dependent upon the Soviet Union.

SECCD : This dependency is increasing. It has risen from 1.2% in 1959 to 79.2%

by 1966.

To buttress this conclusion de voint out that:

• A) Cuba has mortgaged 'Its sugar production to the Soviet Union.

B) Cuba has exhausted its hard currency reserves.. While an exact fid

is

not available we estimated it to be about $ 20,000, 000, in December 1964.

C) Cuba does not receive hard currency from its trade with the Conmunist

countries under the present barter agreements.

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D) Cuba has a $ 1,132, 000,000 trade deficit with the Communist countries

for the 1963 - 1966 period. Nor does this figure include Communist technical assis-

tance, military eguladent, scholarships, and the like.

THIRD: Cuba has lost its position at a meaningful trader in the Free World, which

in turn has increased Its dependency upon the Soviet, Union.

Note. - For a statistical summary on Cuban Foreign Trade for the 1959 - 1966 period

and for a graphic presantation of the above analysis see attached Table No. l

and Charts Nos. 1 to 6.-

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CHART NO.I

CUBAN FOREIGN TRADE

1959-1966

Expressed in Mollion IS bollars

13c:

1800

MOCC

800

700

tot

фос

26€

100

1959

EXPIRTS TO

¿MUNIST COUNTRIES

1960

SOURCE: TABLE NC.i

1961

INTERTS FROU

COMMUNIST CONTRES

1962

1963

EXPORTS TO

FREE WHILD

1364

1965

IMPORTS FRUM

FREE NERLO

1956

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CHART NO.6

GUBAN TRADE WITH

COMMUNiST COUNTRIES AS

PERCENTASE DE TOTAL TRADE 1969-1966

TOTAL TRAX': 164%

EXARES -

iMPORTS

3

WORLO. SUGAR MARKET AVERAGE PRICES

252

290

8,48.

586

ETS PER POUND

• 21₴

156

1960

11761

1462

196.51

1964

19÷5

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• Corrunist

countries

Non-Conmunist

sauntries

countrias

Non-Com-unist

countries

Lotal

Communist

coumories

Nion-Cormunist

sounirles

Iota!

cormunist

countries

• Non-Sonmunist

counts les

Total

Coramunist

countries

Non-or unist

countries

Total

Communist

countries.

Non fommist

cruntrios.

Icta?

Communist

cruntries

Non-Corrunist

countries

I01a1

Corrunist

Non formunist

... ..

190

1960

191

1961

1961

1962

1342

EXPORTS

1322

623,3

637,7

131.0

867.0

61900

458,1

624,9

40220

11900

6, 71.5

TARLE NC. 1

CURA: FORSTEN TRADE

1959 - 1846

(Expressed in millIon US )

& TYPORTS

2,2

129

6462!

тора

668,0

120.0

432,0

550,0

с6.9

181,3

100,2

€28.7

629,2

22,9

100,0

107.0

236.0

32,6

59,2

40-3

10002

177,3

86h,2

687e2

321,2

1008,2

657,2

222.0

56%?

105e?

Ease.

oal

99,9

100.0

21,8

78,2

100,0

70,0

30,0

100,0

85e5

18,3

120.0

4193

22,3

100,0

, 69,3

3129

100.0

ТВе?

24,1

10,0

73,5

21,8

102.2

-

13.8

1305.7

271,0

897.0

1110,0

612,0

172220

1125,0

356,2

15942

1160.2

30322

!4fse?

1:,172.5

100,0

23,3

76,7

100,0

72,2

24.3

12022

82,1

17.9

120.2

74,8

64,5

35,5

100.2

Tel

2229

100.2

79,2

22,8

Laced

31,2

37.2

68,0

11.2

- 15.2

= 3,8

-221.3

12.0

-213,0

-322.9

0.3

-323,2

-264,2

- 30,2

-296, 3

11192

- 60,0

-179,2

-220.0

- f=E_

=343.2

-1,27.9

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CHART NO.5

CUBAN TRADE WITH COMMUNIST COUNTRIES

1959 1866

700

EXPRESSED IN MILLION AGREEMENT US DOLLARS

KO

EXPRESSED IN PERCENTAGES. TRADE VALE = KC.6%

600

90

BO

70

BO

400

• 50

.48

200

30

20

1100

10

1939 RiO Mol Ds rate 14h 16s 1966

195Q KibO T661 1586 1563 8464 1965 1966

: EXPORTS —

IMPORTS

SOURCE: TABLE NC.I

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CHART NO.4

CUBAN IMPORTS

1959-1966

IMPERIS FROM SELECTED AREAS EXPRESSED iN PERCENTAGES. TOTAL IMPORTS: 100.0%

• 1954

1960

1961

1962

COMMUNIST COLATRIES

196}

1t6s

1765

FREE WIRLD

SEURCE: TABLE NO.I

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CHART N0.3

CUBAN EXPORTS

1959•1966

EXPERTS TO SELECTED AREAS EXPRESSED IN PERCENTAGES, TOTAL EXPERTS: 106.0%

100

9c

10

40

50

40

30

10

10

1930

1960

t9tl

1962

CCMMULIST COLDTRIES

1963

1964

1065

.1966

FREE MiCRU

SCURVE: TABLE Ni.A

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100

1c

60

50

30

CHART NO.2

CUBAN FOREIGN TRADE

1959-1966

TRADE WITH SELECTED AREAS EXPRESSED IN FERCENTAGES, TOTAL TRADE = 100.0%

1959

1960

1961

19t2

COMMUNISS COUNTRIES

1963

1964

1965

1966

FREE WORLD

SCURCE: TABLE NO.I

Каста Біз трез

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amosall DAP

MEMO LANDUH

TO

4 Apr1l 1967

WPH-1333

: Chief of Station, JUWAVE.

FROM : PY/MARCHBANK

SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL

AMSCROL Progress Report

1 January - 31 March 1067

Distribution

3 - COS

2 - PH/MANCHBANK

- P#/Chrono

1 - REG

A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGIITS

1. During the quarter under review AMSCROLL continued Ite

campaign to discredit the Cuban regime's economic management.

As before, the campaign vas conducted by the AUSCHOil, radio

program and by serlous econonic studies and comment thit vere

provided its salling list of sugar brokors, selected tirus

engage In international trade and shipping, and commercial and

technical journals.

The Station continues to be encouragod by

ovidence of increased acceptance of tho AlSCROL!, efforts.

For

example, AlSCholi, received eighteen letterg from Cuba during this

quarter, all of which vere in direct rosjonse to the radio progras.

Of these, twelve vere received in larch which represents the

highest nonthly total since initiating the program.

This compares

with eloven the previous quarter and

only three in

the corresyonding

quarter of 1965.

In January, the Vice President of the Association

of Sugar Producers of Puerto Rico called upon the AuSCHOiT.

offices to request AMSCHOLL's asgistance in preparing a chaptor

on Cuban sugar production probless to bo included in a book this

person is viiting.

AMSCROLL received requests fron four univeral-

ties or colleges requesting uritten mterial, lion a graduate

student preparing a thesig on the lot of the

the U.S. Army Special Harfare School isbrary, and others.

wire selvices, particularly ABsociated Press

and Agence Franco

Presse, continued to file stories based upon AMSCROL: releases.

2. The AlSCROLL radio progran continued as reported for the

last

quarter-daily except Sunday for ten ainutes over AlTHIGY..

In addition, on 1 January ANSCROLL began a thirteon minuto

program each Sunday on AlRIGH.

These

programs are in large part

confined to subjects of an economic nature "ith the time on

Sunday devoted to an in-depth analysis of what has occurred in

this area since the previous Sunday.

Typical themes hit through-

out this quarter vere: Econonic and sociological aspects of

Castro's "San Andres''

speech of 28 January, an unfavorable

balance of trade with Spain of 930,000, 000, signifisance of Soviet.

trado with Chile as compared with Cuba, an analysis of a UN

econoule study of Cuba which shows that rice production in Cuba

has declined 50% slice 1860, the loyal British Instituto's

Iinding that Cuba's economy

makes her a poor trading.

risk, and

a report that Greek shlp owners that persist in trading vith

#EGRET

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Cuba aro boing brought to trial.

Throughout this period and

"honevar possible a particular

effort was mado to colate

developmute in China to present or posalble developments in

Cuba.

The difficulties of

the Chinese economy provided

oxamples to which & Cuban "twist" could be put; o.g., the

Chinese and Cuban oconomic falluros demonstrate to lallure of

appliod communian in the economic area.

3. AHSCROLL 15 continuing its analysis of the current

sugar crop.

Its releases on this subject continue to generute

Intorest and the Station has seon coveraga in The Miaml Herald,

Diario Las Americas.

shipping to Cuba were picked up by both AP and AFP and were

published in the newspapers listed in the previous sontenco as

well as the lontreal Star. The AMHIM Bulletin also carries

the bulk of these releases and ve can therefore presune coverage

of at least some of this Information In latin America.

Interesting study was an anzlysls of British/Cuban trade which

demonstratos that Groat Britain 18 now gotting the boitor part

of the bargain; this story vas illod by

AFP as vas a story of

the poor quality of molassos being soid by the Cubans to British

Finally, ANSCROiL continued to get mileago frou the

Damller-Benz story by reporting that this Gernan Lira has finally

rofused to sell spare parts to Cuba; tho story vas 11led by Arp

and published at least by Diario las Amoricas.

4.

AHSCROLI, continued its malling program to Cuba, but on a

further roducod scale.

During the quarter about 5, 000 voro

maflod varsus 5,000 during the previous quarter.

He count 2

distribution during this quarter of 7,127 press releases aud

ocononie studies to places other than

Cuba.

5.

A rocent development which may have an interesting ..

oporational potentlal was a telephone call to Auscroi:. from

Czarnikon-Rionda,

the New York sugar brokers, which as

triggered by an AlSCROll "case study" of the problems being

¡acod by a cuban sugar m11l.

The f1rm told AUSCAOl.", that 1£ has

foI BORe time suspected Cuban sugar production figures and

wondored 18 ANSCROLL had any such suspicions.

AuSChOlL (through

AHP RAME-1) has writtan to say it would bo most intorested in

following any loads fron Crarnikow-Ronda that could support a

conalusion that Cuban production figures are false, which 18

wharo this sattor pou 11es.

The officials of Carnixon-Rionde

are yell known to AMSCROLL and Me shall bo Interestod In seeing

what the 11ra developes for AuSCROLI..

wei furthern

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B. ADMINISTRATION

The amount budgeted for the quarter under review was

$36,750 of which 833,700.72 wa spent.

Of this amount, $9,728

waB for salaries and

$23.,872.72 for operationg and office.

expenses.

.?.

Funding 1s handled as follors: AUSCROLL operationel and

adainistrative expenses are reimbursed monthly by the casu

officar to the treasurer after submisalon of an accounting of

funds spent.

EUDdS fOr BAlALIOS are aLBO BIVeD the treasurer by

the case officer which for tax purposes are paid by a local

cover соправу.

C. PROBLEMS

Tho station la not aware of any problems during this

quarter sorthy of comment.

D. PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER

AMSCROLL broadcasting via ANTHIGH +11l cease 20 April

and AltHIGH has been so inforaed by letter dated 13 March.

s-SCROlL prograng will thereafter be carried by JuHOPE.

Station expects that this move will result in a substantial

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it can

SECRET

IY QUARTER

PART 3

ACTIVITY AUSCROLL

PROGRAM

Press & Publications

What contribution or progiess dia activity make during

uarter toward established objectives?

The AMSCROLL organization continued to make progress to

establish itself as a reputable analyst of Cuban economic

developments. Once again it has accurately forecast the

final sugar harvest weeks in advance of other authorities

of which AMSCROLL is aware.

2.

What progress is the activity expected to make during

the forthconing quarter tovard its objectives?

A revamping of the AMSCROLL radio program to make it more

objective will be a major effort of the forthcoming quarter.

"3.

"Has the activity produced intelligence? Cite quantity

and quality.

No. This activity is

not designed to produce intelligence.

4. Is continuation recoinended?

YES

5.

Funds budgeted for FY 67 $_

134,000

Expended (estimate) during IV Quarter $ 23,120

Total expenditures (estinate) for FY 67 § 123,038.41

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ni Herald

32-A

Suniay, April 28, 1067

First Work

Scheduled

On Capital

British Honduras

Plans Inland City

comptled by Our Latia Americe Staft

BELIZE, British Honduras

-

Construction on a long

waited new capital in th

nterior for this British Cer

ra) American

possestion

xpected to begin within su

weeks.

Total cost la estimated at

$16

million.

It will include

drainage, water

ply,

sup

electility, newago dis

posal, public

bulldings

and

740 houses of sarlous types.

The publle buildings will

include

a legislative

assem

bly buliding,

two multistory

governnient office buildings,

Focus On

LATIN

AMERICA

a post

court,

office,

42-bed

magistrate's

hospital,

primary scicols and one com-

prehensive secondary school

The

new

capita!

site b

about 30

miles

inland from

the hurrican e susceptible

coastal city of Belize where

about one third of the territo

ry 8 110.000 population lives.

Grenade Injures 12

In Costa Rica Crowd

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica -

fragmentation

grenade

thrown into a crowd paying

tribute to defeated presiden-

tial candidate Daniel Oduber

injured 12 persons, including

& six-year-old child, police

reported Saturday,

Police

said three people

had been arrested in conner-

tion with the grenade blast,

•*•*

Argentina Students

Lose School Role

BUENOS AIRES - The

Argentine

military

gorer.

ment of Lt. Gen. Juan Carlos

Ongania has banned

stu-

dents from ruling bodies of

the

nine

state universities

and warned students

and

professors to stay out of poli-

tas.

One-Day Halt Okd

In Rotnoop Flishes

1in-

Dea sundant incit

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OFFICIALS

Satur-

day announced that luo Cu-

han

religee nights for Mon.

day. May 1, will be suspendo

nt at the requess, of the Cu-

ban government.

Communist

May Day activities are sched-

wed on the island that day.

. The

which

l's financed flights,

Uhan

have

hrought

more

60,000 refugees to this

colintry since they were inj.

lated 17 nunthe can rill tr.

resumed May 2 on a twice-a-

day, five-day-a-week basis.

Venezuelan Reds

'Condemn Terrorism

'CARACAS

— Venezuela's

outlawed

made

Communist

Party

an about face

at its

latest secret meeting, reject-

ing the thesis of armed insur.

rection and favoring partici-

pation in elections, a Commu-

aist informant said here.

The Eighth Plenum of the

"held somewhere

without armed insurrection.

condemn terrorism

and par-

ticipate in the next election."

the Communist source report.

ed.

The PCV was outlawed by

former President Romulo

Betancourt in 1962 and if

the government does not ere

mit

legalization

now.

party will negotiate its int.

ing strength with leftist par-

ties that operate legally

in

the country

19 Western Ships

Call al Cuban Ports

NINETEEN vessels from

Western countries, Including

10

flying

the

British flag.

Unity

exile

Revolutionary

(UR)

organization,

which keeps tabs on western

world shipping to Cuba,

said

the

19 ships also

included

two each from Lebanon,

Cy-

prus and Italy; and one each

from Greece.

Finland

and

Panama.

The

Panamanian

ressel was the first flying

that country'e fiag to call on

Cuban

port

1963

since April

Colombia Denies

Using U.S. Troops

BOGOTA

Col-i.hian

Army Commander Gen. Guil-

lermo Pinzon

Saturday de-

nied

charzes

front Havana

that U.S.

troops are aiding

the Colombian

Army in

its

anti-guerrilla campaign.

He said armed subversive

activities in the country are

"in a process of disintegra-

tion" due to action of Colom-

bian Army units.

sit anto

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DISPATCH

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Chief of Station, Kingston

INFO.

Chief, WH

FROM

Chief of Station, IMVAVE

SUBICT TYPIC/AMSCROLL/Operational

Letter from Reva Henry Muir

ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCES

Action Required: FYI

Reference: KINGSTON-2818

GLASSUFICATAUN

SECRET

POSED

C/WHICOG

PROCESSING

ACTION

MARNED FOR INSTAING

NO IAELXINE REQUIZED

ONLY QUALIFIED

MEAQQUARTEAS DESA

CAN JUICE INDEXIAG

ABSTRACT

MICROFILM

ALCO...

MISHED

He forward for your information a copy of a letter dated

15 January from Rev. Henry Muir in which he requests "a million

different coppies!' (sic) of AMSCROLL publications that he had

previously seen.

In view of the reference UMVAVE will instruct

AMSCROLL to ignore this letter.

+7744 9 49k75-79

tantray 7r' 14 5700-174-7-47 14901

Philip G. ELNARD

Attachment:

Distribution

roby is letter, usdatia)

3

- COS, Kingstong

w/atto, USC.

C/WH, w/attog

USC

WH/COG, w/atto, USC

CROUP 1

Excluded 131 819-1'40

to agrating 2-g

Scross RestiNct 10

COPY

DATE TYPED

14-120-210

DATE DESPATCHED

24 JAN 67

19M 25 1957

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGA - 26840

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

19-120-26/3

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UNTED LIBERAL PARTY

Founder & President:

REV. HEVRY MUIR

SECRET

que Spanish Toron Roar

Kingston 13 P. DBsX9

Jamaica V.S.

15.11 уан 1967

/anio Seiglie

borerat

10.5.E 9.16 Street

Miami Ha.

Dear Sin

leine my miss go an eries in for me.

where they came from. Plisse let me have

19130-326

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DISPATCH

Chief, VH D1v18100

aNSSIFICATION

SECRET

PRO

POSED

PROCESSING

ACTION

MARALD FOR INDEXIMS

NO IMDETING REQUIRED

ONLY QUALIFIED

HEADQUARTERS DESE

CAN JUDGE INDEXIME

ABSTRACT

PLISHED

INFO.

FROM

Chief of Station, JAVE.

SUBJECT

TYPIC/OperatIobal

Quarterly Progress Reports Concerning POlItICal ACtION PrOBIRNE

ACTION REQUIREO REFERENCES

Trananttted herewith are seven

progress reports,

ligted

below, for the second quarter of lY 67 concerning the tolltieal

Action prograas of the station.

AMINOT

AcRoRe - filed 19-120-26

AHCROY

AHBASAL

AALTRA

AMSTRUT

АННЮР

-....

Fa1l1p G. Elaard

Attachnents I/Y

7 PrOgreSS RepOrtE

Distribution:

3 - M/C V/AtES.

55508 1

Excluded 733 arte=22.

457772737 241

§CROSS REFERENCE TO

DATE TYPED

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DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

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HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

DATE DISPATCHED

SAN - 9 1551

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MP. MORANDUN

TO 3 Chlos of station

FROM : PUMONESTIER

SUBJACT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL

AIDIOP - PrOgreSS RepOrt

1 October • 31 Deceaber 1986

29 Dacomber 1966

SIPT - 1288

Distr1bution

COS

1 - PH/HONESTIER

1

• PR/Chrono

1 • REG

do

OF ERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

I. AlTON maintained contact with party leaders througbout

tho Danisphore during the quarter.

The majority of tha corres

pondence vas haddled by AHCRID/1, the lender of the youth wing,

who vas informed by the JUDCA secTotary-general, both duriag his

Ocrober u1g1t and in subsequent corresrondence,

that the AlSOP

gourh ving was perioraing effective work and that a JUDCA study

OR AMNOP aCtlyItles vould be forthconing.

The JUDCA secretary-

BeDeral IAVOTE the InCOrpOratIOn of the lliol youth sector into

his organIzatIon.

2.

AHHOP youth published two bulletina on their actisities

810ng

vith as interesting Burmary on the activities of their

counterparta in other countrles, which tas sailed to a 116t os

contacte and correspondents.

several party officials in other

countries bave roquested to be placed on the AllOP sa1110g l1sts,

an indication that AMbOP 1a becoming nore videly recognizod as a

ropresentative political sovement.

3. The AltOP youth group has also organizod a series of

semInars which attracted ITOR 30-35 participants during the quer-

Tho purpose, 10 add1tion to offering discusatons on such

subjocts as politica, labor and agriculture, vas to promote norê

group unity and to drau sou sources of talent.

B. ADMINISTRATIVE

4.

During the quartes,

expenses totaled $8,075.77. ThIS BUn

Included sonthly support to AMMOP, and salary and operational

ехрепьея of AHCRIS/1.

This compares ulth a budgot allocation of

$3,750 80F the reportin8 ser10d.

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C. PROBLEMS

5. The difficultion 1n the operation of the AldY project

are due largaly to the lock of effoctivo leadership and 1a1tiativo.

The AlHOP youth viDy 15 operatiDE vith reasonable elfoctiveness

"ithin its aphore but is hampered by the lask of active JuDcA

sambership.

DO JUTURE PLANS

в..

Add1t1onal son1nar3 are projectod lor the next quartar.

BOth AMMOP aNd ItS JOUth BeStOr ill MaIntala aCtIVo COrtOspOndesCo

tO BaIn rocognItIon as knowledgeablo and active groups. In additios.

futUre AILS aCtiTItion. @all be alnod at crosting a sore cabealvo

orgaDIzatIonal structuro, attracting regponsible leadership talent

to the OrganIZatIOn, and

8a1J1a8 groater recognition and possible

IAnADELAl suppOrt and gulduIca Ion tha ParODI InterDAtIOnal Moro

200B.

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• we are at

SECRET

TO

FROS

Chisf of Station

: PH/HARCHBANK

SUBJECT : TYFIC, OPERATIONAL

23 December 1966

#PH - 1265

• Distribution

• * = Cos

...

1 = P#/CArCHBANK

:1 - RI Chrono

A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

1.

The AMKNOT organization continuad during the quarter

under review with its progran of asgisting Cuban nerchant

mariners sho have dejected from their service.

Fifteen diff-

etent cases were handled duriug this period which included

I1ve resettlemeut cages in areas other than JuNAVE. Billets

at sea vere lound for two more-one as a first mate and one as

a third nato.

The remaining eigit received assistance in obtain-

Ing employment or what night be called administrative a1d-18813-

tance in obtalning soclal security numbers, ote.

- 2.

Processing continued for those interested in employment

by the MilItary Sea Transport SerViCe (MSTS).

Progress In

obtalning the necessary U.8. Coast Guard certification 18 8109

and of the four that applied for this during the previous quarter

only two had received the certificationb the end of the current

quarter. During this quarter two more former Cuban merchant

officers sought through ANKNOT this certification as they expressed

Intarest in MSTS employment.

The current status is: In process--6;

coast Guard certificationa received-2; physical examinations given

(and passed) --4.

In addition, applications for employment together

wIth the Coast Guard certifications and completed physical examin-

ation forms were forwarded 28 December to the cover compagy in

Baltimore for 2.

The remainder will be forwarded as the Coast

Guard certification are received.

3.

The activities of the AMKNOT organization continue to

receive publicity.

The Station has four clips frow different

paperg including one fron El Universal of Caracas.

AMKNOT issued

one prese release during this quarter-which was an "eyewitness"

account of the attempt of four Cuban sailors to obtain political

asylum

1p the Canary Islands.

In fact, this was a letter mailed

to AMKNOT by (USPOI-2 and signed in pseudonym. The story was

picked up by Diario Las Americas in 1ts 15 December 18840.

SEGRET

Escluced iron. aipastic

C091877421 119

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- 2 .

B. ADHINIBTRATION

4.

The AMKNOT organization renains constituled

as reported

in the previous fuarterly ieport.

was offered & pernanent position as personnel director of a local

shoe company that employs sone four hundred people.

His starting

salary w1ll bo $475.00 por nonth which will be lacreased after

the firet three nonths and increased again after the second three

The Station concurred with AMASE-l that he accapt. for

(1) The Aukior position is uot permanent, (2)

18 closed,

(3) this position should solve AlASt-l's personal financial prob-

JOES, and (4) AMASK-l has agreed to remain as chairman of AMKNOT

"lthout salary and to continue to lend his name to the organization.

The Station expects to replace AMASk-l with AlPOLISH-l who appeara

qualifled to handle the hand-holding and housekeeping aspects of

АнКлОТ.

AMPOLISH-1 is presently employed by a local autonobile

dealer

and 1a able to take

the necessary time off to handle the

AMKNOT matters.

He see three advantages to this development:

(1) The Station will be spared a possible disposal situation when

ANKNOT i8 closed (1t hag been made clear to AHPOLISH-1 that this

1s a tenporary assignuent that at the most will last for a few

(2) Ke have offered AMPOLISH-1 $200.00 per month vergus

$380.00

months ''for AMASK-L, and (3) AMASK-1 should be in an excellent

position to offer at loast temporary employment in the shoe fae-

tory to mariners to come.

An estimated total of $2,505.00 was spent during this

This amount represents AHASK-l's salary and allowances,

office expenses, and English instruction for those seeking MSTS

employment.

ixpenses by nonth were:

October, $855.00; November,

$825.00; and Deceuber (estinated),

this activity for the quarter was

$825.00.

The allotment for

$3, 000.00.

C. PROBLEMS

6.

The chief probles of the period was caused by the antics

of Raul QUINTANA Ruiz who jumped ship in New Orleans after a run-

In with the ship's captain and after difficulties with the Immi-

gration and Naturalization Service over the lack of proper documen-

tation to re-enter the country.

QUINTANA has been resettled in

Callfornia, though we may not have heard the last from him; AMASk-1

recently received a letter from QUINTANA which said that CUINTANA

was about to sue the sipping line that had employed him for back

salary and loss of personal effects that QUINTANA claims the captain

had locked up.

AHASK-1 was advised to ignore the letter in view

of the difficulties already caused and in vier of his potential for

further trouble (see paragraphs 2 and 3 of JMWAVE-3890).

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D. PLANS FOR THB NEXT QUARTER

7.

The Station currently plans that AXPOLISH-1 w111 assume

h1s duties with AHKNOT on 2 January 1967 as this 18 the date

AdAstoL wilL Jon the shoe compady.

cassing applications of those interested in MSTS employment and

#111 encourago additional applications from those that appear

quallfied and interested.

AlBO, AMKOT, Of COUrse, "1ll recolve

all defecting nariners that appear 1n the area and will continue

to oscourage, where it can, additional defections.

• !.

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1: 8

MEMORANDUN

TO

19 December 1966

Chief of Station

WPW-1261

FROM

: PH/MARCHBANK

SUBJECT:

TYPIC/OPERATIONAL

AMCROW • PrOgIes& Report

1 October-31 December 1966

Distributior

1-PH/MARCHBANX

1-PW/Chrono

1-RES

A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

1.

As reported in the previous Progress Report the

ANCROT OffICeS were Closed and all personnel were terminated

axcept Los AHCRON-14.

Thus there were no operational

activities.

the Station requested AHCROR-14

to send President leoni of Venezuela a cable congratulating

his upon the action the Venezuelan Government took agalngt the

loftists operating from the Central University of Caracas.

The cable was sent 15 December and was signed by AHCROH-14

1n his capacity as a former PERUMEN cabinet officer. This

was in response to paragraph 2 o1 Caracas 5482.

B. ADMINISTPATION

AMCROR-14 continued to receive his termination pay

0$ 8425 per month. The final payment will be made 31 December.

3. A total of $1,349.25 was spent by ANCROW for the

quafter ending 31 December which represents salary for ANCROTT14

@ $425.00 per month plus a payment of $74.25 to the state

unemployment fund.

C. PROBLEMS

There were no probleng during this quarter.

AMCRO#-14 has

apparently accepted the fact that ne will be terminated 31 December.

D. PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER

S. There are no plans for the next quarter as this activity

w111 cease with the final paypent to AMCROW-14 on 31 December 1966.

Exciates tIan duismali:

10079725. 1° 871

declassilisatio

16057

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SECRET

MEMORANDUS

TO

: Chief of Station

FROM : PH/PABSIE

SUBJECT:

TITIC/OPERATIONAL.

AMBASAL - FrOgresS Report

1 Octobor - 31 December 1986

30 DACONtOr 1888

FLY - 1273

DistrIbut 1o0

4, - cog

1 - FU/PABSIX

1 - PU/Chrono

1 - RIG

A. OPERATIONAL HIGULIGKTE

PrIntod PropagaDda - DUrIAN the perlod under povion

talo operatlóa produced a total of 1,513 pleces of uritton

propaganda for diatribition as follows:

Cube

3 500 COPIOS DI tDO AMBABAL DENSIOEROSS

bo Lotto Snarica: 4,000 copies of the AMBASAS bullotio;

PrOSE ROlO1808:

13 roleases dealing uits such aubjocra

As the traitsant of political prisonors, executions, v101at1oes

of logal and human rights, ere.

mese releases vore the bases

for roporta that apported to DIAFIO Las ANerICAR and 10 the

AHIS bulletin.

2. Correspondence u1th Intersational Organliationg -Соторо

denco sas natotalned end exchanged vith the Internatioñal Connlasion

Of JuristE, tho ABerleas Tuad POT Free Jurista, and the UN and Ors

INterDATIONal COnDIEBIORE Of HUHaN RightS.

The subjoct natter of

thIs correspondence Mas IdentIcal Mith the subjocta mentioned 1a

paragraph Ic abovo.

Impact - In an effort to focus attention on the Cubas

POLITiCOT PrISODerS JEBUO, AMBASAL/l propard a 18 page docusent ou

this subject uhich be presantod In pergon in October 1$66 to the

Hunan Rights Conalasion of the 01S.

The prosident of the coumisalon

told ANbAgAll that th1s documont vas the bost ho had soon on the

SUbjOCt and tha CUEMiBSIOs, aItor disCussiOn, agroed to continua

DISOFIA tO BOT FOSMIBSIOS tO traVel tO Cuba to Investigate the

Cargos contained in tho documant.

MLBASAL/1 alBO visited the UN

HUmAn BIghts CORBISaIOn, the INteTAReFICaN FederAtIOD Of LAbyers.

the AMerICan fusd for IToe JurIEls, and the president of the later-

nattonal Red Cross.

Al1 1a all, the offort to focus attention on

IDO POlITICAl PIISONETS ISBUS MAS BUCCCBBIUl aDd FOSUlTAd 1D VITO

BorViCo, radio, and press coverago.

A total of 23 clipplags.

dONlIDE DICA AMBASALIL'S sCrIVItIOS 10 thIS rOgaTO, Mas seAt

Beadquarters.

GROUP 1

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Radio - The sockly AMBASAL radio programs were carriod

by JHHOPE and tapes of each program

were sent to SwBulLyl for

ro-broadcast.

The content of these programs was in line with

the juridical nature of the AMBASAL organizatIon, although

aditorial comment was frequently made on current thenes not

spacifically related to the legal field.

B. ADHINISTRATION

S. The 1967 fiscal year budget for AlBABAL 18 543, 000.00.

On a quarterly basis the allotted figure is $10,750.00.

this quarter AlBASAL expenses amounted to $11,760.72, a total

os 51, 010.12 so excess of the allotted figure.

Of the overall

quarterly expenses of 51l, 160.12, agent salarios accounted for

$7,000.00, radio expenses

amounted to $1,901.72 and $2,859.00

WAB Bpent

on printed propaganda, operational travel, and miscel-

oporational expenses for the

PiTEt s1x months of FY 1867 were $33, 887.28, an excess Of $2,487.28

over the 821, 500.00 allocated for the firet hall of the fiscal

C. PROBLEMS

Termination of the principal agent may be difficult.

- Consideration is being given to the posgiblo luture use of

AMBASAL/1 aS a singleton agent. The alternative 1a to assist hia

in finding suitable euployment; a difficult tast given his ago

(42), complete lack of English, and aspects of his personality

Ho do not anticipate any other problous relative to

the termination of this operation.

The AMBASAL newsletters sent

to Cuba were stopped with the October issus and the monthly

bulletin with the November issue.

Four of the AMBASAL personnel

were terminated 31 December and the radio programs vere stopped

•* In December.

• D. PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER

8.

Three AMBASAi employees will be terminated effective

31 January 1967 and the AMBASAL office will be closed during that

nonth.

It la planned to permit AMBASAL/1 to retain some of the

equipment now 1n his office to encourage him in his plans.

to con-

tinue to operate on a scaled-dour, independent basis..

He will

continue to pay a nonthly salary to AMBASAL/1 through March 1967

while attempting to solve his personal situation discugsed in the

preceding section.

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SECRET

HEMORANDUN

TO

:Chief of Station

FROM : PH/RUBASE

SUBJECT:

TITIC/OPERATIONAL

AHLIRA - FrOgTEZE ROpOrE

1 October - 31 December 1888

27 December 1968

UPW • 1266

Distributlop

7-003

1 - PH/RUBASH

1 - PH/CATODO

1 • REd

A. OPERATIONAL MIGHLIGHTS

1. DUTIDE PDO BACODO QUATTOr OI FY 1967 thO AMLIRA grOUP

compiled a.I1le of Dows;apor clipplaga concerding tho polltical

oCCUTTOnCeS involving the Cuban delegation during the conta

Central Anorican and Caribbean ganes bold 1n Puerto BIco durIng

Juns 1866.

Th13 11l0 was sent In October to HI. Avery BRUNDAGE,

president

of the International Olyuple Comittos, with tho

request that the flle be brought to the attention of the lOC st

tho sost seeting of that body for thatever actios might bo

deeded appropriato.

..2. BigaIlICaDE AlLIRA COrrespondence included the following:

A lottor to sach sember ol the Spocial Consultation

Committee on security of the O18 pointing out the use sado

by Comaunlat goveranents, specifically Cuba, of sports 10x

propaganda and polltical

bo

A letter fros the drgentino ropresentative on the

IOC in which ho acknowledges receipt of a tape with recorded

Inflarmatory renarks by Jose LLANUSA, the head of the Cubas

delogation at the CA and Caribbean Bases 1n Fuerto Rico.

tue torter the Argentina rapresentative deplores such action

as a v101az100 of olymple principlos.

This ties 1n with the

action tajon as. Indicated in paragraph (1) above.

A lottor to the Venezuelan Miniatry of Interior pro

testInE tho y1u18 of venezuelan attilotos to Ciba at the saua

tINO aS CUbA 1S INCItIRE tAITOLISTS tO aCtIOn InSIdE VeROZUelA.

3.

ApproMInately 5000 COpIes Of the AMLIRA nagazIDo Dere

printad oach tonth during the period under revieu.

They tere

distributed ly nowa stand salo in Mian1, New YOrk and Puerto RIco:

ELTOUgh TAIIOUS BPOTES OIgANIZITIONS IN LATIN ADeTICA and Spain

and by distribution as reading unterial on several Latio Anarican

a15l1008.

The AMIRA Magazine provides international aparto adi-

tOr1a1S Of HASFAIN value sbich

are of specific interest to latio

AmerICan readership Articles o1 propaganda significance ubict

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appeared during ih's past quarter inciuded: A slory on Negro

ath-etes

in the U.8.

rofuting a Cuban C.aim that there yas

discrImInation in the selection of the U.8. Oiyapic team; an

articio on the disqualification of a Cuban woman athlete because

"she did not contorm to the revoiutionary principles of the

BJOTtE nOVOReDI in Communist Cuba" and an articie which refutes

the Cuban c'ain that Cuba von the tenth Centrai American and

Caribbean gabes.

&. During the quarter the AlLIlA grOup issued several press

soleases concernitg sports-newsworthy events Involving Cuba and

continued the regular Iive minute radio prograns which are beard

thirty times each week on Radio Americas beauod to Cuba and on

HIE 1n M1an1.

In addition the AMLIKA organization provided

recorded tapes of sports interviews and commentary to 58 indepen-

dent radio StatIOns 1n Puerto RICO aDd 14 COUntrIeS 1D Contral

and south America.

B. ADMINISTRATIVE

During the soconi quarter of FY 67 the AMLIRA organizatlon

expended $17,300 and had income of some $600 from news stand sales

and advertising.

Both these figures are approximate projections

because the final December figures are not recorded at this

writing.

The net figure for expenditures during the quarter (some

$18,700) exceeds the budgeted amount by approzimately $400.

However,

th1s overage will be absorbed in further budgetary cutbacks during

tha noxt reporting period.

6. Tho AMLIRA activity expenditures also exceeded the budget

allowance during the luat quarter.

To renedy this situation the

f01l081ng specific economy measures vill go into effect beginning

1 Januar 1967:

a. One salaried employoo will be droppod.

Monthly saving.... $250

b.

Publication of nonthly pamphlets uith selected

OL£printE Iron the AMLIRA sagazine w1ll be

discontinued....

Approx. nonthly sav10g....$400

$650

It 1s expected that there will be other savings which wiil bring

the total quarterly reduction 1u spending to about $2500.

•C. PROBLEKS

There are no major unresolved problems intolving the

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D. PLANS FOR HEXT QUARTER

It la probable that the next World Baseball Champion

ships uponsorod by the International Baseball Foderation u111

Do held in Coloubla. An offort till be made by the AuLIRa

group to mount an operation alnod at assuring the donial of an

Invitation to participate in these championships to the Cubas

tean.

9. ThO ALLIBA grOUD 18 PrepArINg prOpagaDda Materiala lor

hald during 1987 1n Cuba..

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SERPET

ME HORANDUS

:Chief of Station

FBOX : PIS/RUBASI

SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPBRATIONALL

AMSTRUT-2 •

PrOgress Report

1 October - 31 Deceuber 1966

3 Jazuary 1968

пру • 1276

T - COS

1 • PH/FUBA&H

1 - Pa/Chrono

1 • REO

A: ONTATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

an 8 October 1966 austruiod poke 1a len tors before

an audienco of approximately 2600 persons on the occasion of

° 28004

the annIverBATy of Cuban Independence (Grito de Yara).

The

gathering das sponsorod by alica.

The audience resyonse taB

enthuslastic and the press services (AP, UPI, AfP) 1asled vire

release on the AMSTAUT? statemente which lacluded a denuncia.

tIOn 01 FIdel CASTRO aB a "hangman

of his ous people" and &

"lackey of InterDational Connuaisa".

During October AuSTRUT? mas Interviered by Henry

GOETHALS O?.

the Copley Heus Servico.

The article resultiny

frow the Intervion ras a syapathetic recounting of the AuSTruYo2

activities on behall of the cause of s free Cuba vith specific

mentIon. of the AMSTRUT-? book

shich is in preparation and the

constant readiness of ANSTRUT-? to travel, epeak and tori for the

DuTIDE HOvEmber the AUSTRUT-2 FOUndatiOn nade & contribi-

t100 Of 8161 for visa and medical coste involved in the travel of

• group of cuban endles fros Jamaica to the United states.

1. The AHSTRUT-2 weekly radio spot On AlTAlGI continued vith-

out schedule change during the quarter.

Significant themes Included:

cotsents on the degraded role of bozen

in the Corrunist state compared

usts that in the free world; reference to the myth of Communiet unity

as revealed by tue split betreen the Chicoas and the USSR; mention of

the possibility that Cubans u1l1 be sent to North Viet Nau to fight

and dle; content on the treatment of prisoners in Cuba and the UMar

and editorisl comment on the visit of Faul CASTRO and President

DORTICOS tO MOsCON sith the statement that Eldel CASTRo did not go

because he did not dare leave the island.

This latter coment

inspired considerable press play locally as vell as by the wire sen

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B. ADMINISTRATION

5.

during the second quarter of liool there were expendi

tures of approximately $19,000 by the AuSTrut-? activity.

This

figure includes an estimate for the month of December because

budgeted anount for AUSTRUI-? for the quarter 18

the 11n; furer he not be a recalved at this 54, 00d and tere

18 an excess of budget authorization over expenditures of approxi-

mately $5000.

This figure, however, gives an unreel budgetary

picture of the AuSTRUT-& activity.

This $5000 w111 remain as a

pert of the budget allotnent and may well be expended ln a fluiry

01 AHSTRUT-2 travel, publication activity andor promotion during

• tha next quarter.

In other wordo the excess does not repregent

budget. "fat" since the bulk of toe AHSTRUT-2 expenses are not

figured an month to month constants but obligatod au the operational

situatlen demands.

6. During December AHSTRUT-2 moved into a smaller house eith

• lover rent which viii mean a saving of $100 per month.

addition, it 18 anticipated that a further saving sill be realiged

1n nintenance and upkeep costs.

C. PROBLENS

7.

The basic agent-handling problem presented by AMSTRUT-?'s

excessive generosity and understandable

nercurial disponition' the role which must be played before the pui-

enotional approach to

11c st11l exists.

However, It seems to have lessened somewhat as

AHSTRUT-2 gRing confidence

in the language and in dealings sith the

public.

There 1s little question that a contributing factor to the

lesgening of this problem is the reliance placed by AMSTRUT-2 on

AMLYRIC-] Who serves an business aduisor, buffer and hand-holder.

B.

The problen of projecting the image of the AMSTRUT-2 Pounda-

tIon as an independent charitable organization remains.

The appli-

cation for tax exempt status to the state of registry ig in the worke

and when this application 18 approved 1t 1a 1lkely

that there will be

an Increase of private donations which, because of the new status, will

be tax deductible.

The problem iles in the dilatory bebarior of the

stato authorities.

D.

AHSTRUT-2 continues to be attractive to certain extremiat

polfticsi groups whose patriotic claims of objectives rould often

appear to parallel those of AMSTRUT-? and the Cuban exile community

aB a whole.

AKSTRUT-2 has not always been able to sort out the "good

and the problem lies in fending off these

extremiat groups and preventing then fron exploiting AMSTRUT-2 for

partisan political elás.

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D. PLANS POR NEXT QUARTER

10. AMLYRIC-1 has been in negotiation with a group of

organizations at Harvard Univeraity which wish to sponsor an

AMSTRUT-2 appearance there.

The tentative plan at this uriting

1S fOr AMSTRUT-? to appear during the first part of calendar

1867.

The ghost-written Alstrule? book on antilor, should be

ready for tirat reading at least sometime during the next quarter.

18. It 1a planned to have AuSTRUT-¿ prepare a rebuttal

(probably, to be ghoat-written by ANLYRIC-1) to the interview with

Fidel CASTRO which appeared in the January jesue of Playboy maga-

z10€.

13. Further speaking engagements and tours by AlSTRUT-2 are

beine planned for the next reporting period.

It 18 also planned

shet, with the official approval of the tax-ezempt itatus of the

Foundation, an extensive fund rising campaign will be launched to

provide working capital and funding cover for operational activi-

ties as well as hunautarian and social velfare programs in conso.

nance with the AMSTRUT-& Foundation charter.

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DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

TO

POSED

XX

INFO.

Chief, WH

FROM

PROCESSING

ACTIN

MARNED FOR IMDEXING

NO INDEXING REQUIRED

ORLY QUALIFIED

FEADQUARTERS DESA

CAN JUDGE IMDEXING

MAESTRACT

MICROFILM

LISHEI

SUBJECT

Chief of Station, JMWAVE

TYPIC/AUSCROLL

Possible Defection Lead

ACTION REQUIRED. REFEREMDES

1.

We enclose herewith!

a reproduction of a letter

dated

Havana,

29 November 1966 that was received by

vit Cali

AMSCROLL.

We believe that the letter, signed "Carlos",

was written byVJose *BREVIL,

Manager of the International

Department of the National Bank of Cuba.

pitintici de

as

early November ANSCROLL mailed a

to BREVIL using as

copy of its newsletter lefto

a return address the one used by the

writer of this

letter: this combination of name and return

"address was not used by AMSCROLL in its other mailings.

The

Station

had obtained BREVIL's name and position in the

National Bank from a refugee debriefing report.

2.

There are no Station traces of BREVIL. However,

the tone of the letter is friendly and it might therefore

be useful to index this

information in the event that BREVIL

should travel abroad.

The Station

examined the envelope for evidence o1

ampering. None was found, though this is not conclusive.

MICROFILMED

JAN 13!967

DOC. MICRO, SER.

fo philip G. Elmard

Attachment:

As stated, hw

Distribution:

3-WH/C, w/att, hw

¡ CÃOSS RETRENCE TO

doiT.il I'd

1 itt.

CS COFY

CLASSIFICATIONI

SECRET

19-120-2696

196.1913

217-124-21

DATE TIPED

DATE DISPATCHED

4 JAN 66

JAN - 91957

DISPATOM SIMACI AND NUMBER

UFGA -26689

HEADQUARTERS FILE MUMBER

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IRANSIAIION

MICROFILMED

JAN 1 3 1967

OC. MICRO. DER

+ 3597703518

Havana, Noventer 29, 1966.

Mr. Hafael Brov.tl

P.O. Box 3940

Hiami, Fla.

- bear friend:

Several days no I received the book which you were so kird

as to send me, something i am thankful for.

though finding it interesting, I soul? appreciate that you

stop sending me this type of literature to the Bank, since it might be

hernful to me.

Accept appreciation fron your friend,

"Carlos."

AS COPY

-I-

att. to UFGA - 26484-

19-120-16

+9-6-11913

71-120-26

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La Habana, l'oviembre 29, 1966

Sto Rafael Brevil

P.O, Box 5940

Mian1, F120

Estinado amigo:

--~

Hace unas dias recibí el lior que tuviste la

gentileza de remitirae, por lo que to doy las

Bracig9.

No obstante lo Interesante que lo encontré, te

agradeceré no ne envies nás ese tipo de lité-

ratura al Banco, pués puede perjudicarme.

Recibe afestos de tu arigo,

Carlos

"estal

i2-

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PROCESSING

roo

POSIO

ACCOM

PLISHED

MARALS FOR IMDEXITE

Chief of Station, Athens

NO INSEXINE REQUIRED

INFO

ONLY QUALIFIED

NFADQSARVLRS DESK

Chief, NE; Chief, WH

CAN S.CEE UMOCKING

TROM

I ABSTRACT

Chief of Station,

JMWAVE

MICPOFILM

SBJECTYPIC MAVIPER/ AMSCROLL

© Letters Regarding Greek Shipping and Cuba

ACTION REQUIREU - REFERENCES

Action: FYI

economic research unit of AMSCROLL has throughout the past

seven anonynous letters from Athens.

describe in detail Greek and Lebanese shipping with Cuba and appear

to have been written by someone knowledgeable of his subject.

author apparently has access to ANSCROLL publications as he makes

reference

to "your circulars".

We forward a set of these lett.rs

by separate cuver as they may

be of interest and of possible use.

The ASCROLL shipping studies have made a veiled acknowledgment of

receipt of this

material by referring to information received.from

friends in Greece; however, AuSCROLL has used

only those facts that

we can check out here.

AS

indicated on certain of the letters,

copies of various ones have been sent to the "linistry for Foreign

Affairs, Washington"; the U.S. Ambassador; London; or the U.S.

Ambassador, Athens. A copy of the last letter received by ANSCROLL was

Philip G. ELLARD

Distribution

3 - COS/Athens w/att USC

V2 - C/NE w/o att

Ice writt fud to NEAR/L ? Ice Liliatt fund to NEGTI/G

2 - WH/C w/att USC aw.l RI/AN

Attachment

Letters

latt.

AS COPY!

"CHOSS REFERENCE TO

bistie t

B0N11586ЯG It

reclardination

CATE TIFES

19-120-26

DATE DISPATCHED

5

Jan 1967

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

JAN - 6 1967

UFGA-26699

HEAOPIIARTERS FILE NUSABER

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CUBAN. TRADING

• .....

Econom'e Resenrch Bu.

Unidad

isvolutionaria,

10 .

S.d.

oth street,

LIALI

Ila.

USA

Last week we wrote you few notes regarding illegal Cuban truding

8lgo

that the Greek authorities

no doubt

through is. pressure (if LAST),

are now investigatina..•

nanes of ships and Oiners who have been

trading

with Cuba illegally

siace I963. There

is

io" quite a lot of propaganda

goine on thet these investigations will be expedited througa the Hurbour

iasters in Greece, and Consular suthoritlis in poris outsire

Greece.

I'his news 1s of course to please Usi,

and to send to sloop those who

know nothing about the business, ordinary public opinion. As ie sald

befors rothing nuch will be done, excopt some isolated, probably, cases,

mostly of small oiners , to just please usn etc., In fact, nothing will

because the Greet. Authorities vill fIrstly huve

punish the O:ners, Captains eto., mainly for

the following

reasons:

I. The Greek suthoritles know at all timas where Greek ships are

trading,

through their

social Depurtments. They knesy and

know there

about 1t.

the ships "ere and are, and tave never done anytaing.

2. If 1n

any special cases they did not kno; thengelves, they

knew it through your

circulnrs, also through the Black lists

"Issued by the USA isthorities.

3 lany ships arrived or salled

aor called lar bunkers and

supplies

throsh greek portsler mots abroad with Greek

consular Authoritles attending),

and obteinel clearance paper's

or vuba or cleared hiving arriver Iron cuba. dot i vora ias

said about it.

4. AND MOST INPOSTANT.

'Greek ships,

by special law, pay Incoue Tax, rothing on profite

other industdes

depending on the

nothing. Tax is payable in six monthly periods. Then the Income

Tax Return is submitted to tha Inland Revenue, Collector of

Taxes under the jurisdiction of the tinistry

of Finance, the

following Dociments are submitted and attached to the Returns.

D/: The CARRER PAPTy (properly centurled)is

Freight Statsment sho.ing exact details of freight

rate, tons of cargo carried inder that charterparty,

and the total foolgit/gross) earned and upon ihich

the tax percentage is payable.

c/

Sworn deposition of the

Owners that all documents

subritted are correct abid true, again confimina

the gross earnings of the toynee, rich voynge mast

be ex lained in detail, port loaded, port discharged,

dates,

curation etc.,

D/

MASTERS LOg EOCK, dily cortifled by the Hurbour Mastor

or Greek Consular

Authority, it vessel abroad at the

time, l this under the jurisdicilon of the Miristry of

mercintile marine;

CS COPY

19-120-26

It will be obserred that in addition to all other sourdss of infor

ation, the linistry of Finane. (Inland Revenue) , aid tre Ministry or

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Mercantile Marine,

were

specifically advised, or cach oscasion, upon

each voyage,

by the Omers

themselves, Ior the purpose

of paving tax,

the Arthoritles having beer,

san being very strist, in ensuring that

no

delay too% place in subrittina the Raturas, ald paying

Tex. Alyone

therefore, see who is the first ard

bisrect lautreaker. 06:100-15,

the creek authoritas first, and the owners kelth second. As we said

previously, faboulous profits have been made by the lawbreakets-tre

O:mera|mostly the friends of officials,

and cairly frangitas

clique)

but such arofits "ere partly shared by

the Governent,

through higher

tax vernenteze. If there was no illegal Cuban tradino really permitea,

theso ureak ships would be employed in other trades,

sith saull profiis,

and less

tex to pay.

te really foel thet the lin is

to bashk clans because

they were warned a very long tize ago,

alenost soon

after the lair broaking

hed commenced,

and several times aftervards, and through you,

but nothing

was done about it and allowed the cosedy to continue. officiaisstrost

openly say here that the USA did not really

think that trading my sto?

beceuso the pronibitive lay was passed in I963 and that they kre tuat

the low was pasged only for politica and not to to be enforced. he:her

this is true or not,

or.l" the UsA

Authorities do rot mind Nol starting enforcing the la:, since

Kno. It 1s also gold no gaben

the Greak

trade has been restricted through the low price ebrainalbe for sugar

(about dI4 per ton), and the econonic dieticulties of cuba, thug 11so

restricuing imports

into Cuba. Meantime of course millione and nillions

of dollars here been made fron post trading,

ard for partly present

-tradiag, wich enabled their chief partner

and collaborator largIstis

even if

clique lo build a vast empire of ships ouot,

not, mitch harr. san be done

they stop it no:.

There is no

the UsA have been very

unfair and unjust to lar abiding citizens. The JSi should either have

demanded that both Groace ond Lebanor.("ho marie cha ia's in returr. no

doubt of USa help to these countries) couply ith thoir Agretent ith

the US: and enforce the prohibitive la's of theis respective coururies,

or relleve thom i the obligation and cancelling the laws, so that 911

Greek and Lebanon

Oinors had the same chance of treding.

Usi's attitude

in doing nothing about it, retlly makes them

as guilty as the other

two countries.

You wiil find

•we

are

sure,

that all the inforsation

we gave you in our

previous and several reports, was correct and

substantiated.

Al1

we have to say now is that

any chartars inich alledgedy

are still vella because they were made before the prohibitive laws are

as fake

as the investigations and punistments the Greek Officials are

supposed to be narine ageinsttke law breakers. You will see how true

also these will prove to be , unless.the USA,

it they'ant to, really

Investigate themselves the investigators, with all the precise

details

we have given you in past reports, and the pregent. je rapeat, if nothing

else, the USA

ore it to the lawabiding

to invastigate the matter

thenselves, with their offielals, and top men 'including the exurination

of all Incone Tax Returns as we said above),

and gee to it that law

all of then small and big, are punished, and flags vithdravn,

and all

oreakers-urther trading is stopped immediately. It rill, generally, do

the usa good, If they were to prove to the torld, people and Gorenzents,

even their friends and Allles, that the JuA sees to it that agreements

made with them must be kept aht that they allo: no doublecrossizz and

deceit.

cc inistry for Foreign affairs, rashington.

U.S.A. Embassy i London.

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Econonic Reggarci Bureau,

Unidad Fevolutionaria,

10

Sol, @th Stoco,

Miami, Fla.

Us,.

Last year we save you information and full details si vessels under

. GROCK

and

LESANON flags which continue, and

still CONTINus trading

with Cuba, the biggest and most influential si then being

FRAGISTAS,

tradirg under both flags. ie told you last vear thet ve did not think

Frangistas would stop trading. He has not. daly recently ven a group

of loyal and lawful

Greek Diners took the metter to Greek Parlianent,

the U.S.A. Authorities appeared to wake up and denanded t.at the Mirister

of Foreign Affairs should ask the Minister of l'ercantile larine. to

produce a list of Oiners still trading with Cuba. Hon come that a Greek

Nil rister

f mercantile Marine should have a list, a very long dist, ol

Greek ships still trading "ith Cuba,

and jet he

had done not.ing about

to stop the illegal trading, in contravention of his laws. Fer months

ago,

few small

Oiners, the snall fish of course, were asked to show where

their ships had been

trains, kaoing of course they had been tracing with

Cuba. The local Courts were

still " making enquiries". "othing

"as done

naturally about frangistas'ba prosecuted

whoah is responsible for about 90% of the

whole movements, How can he

• be his partners , since it

is more than obvious and clear that inatever he doss has tha blessing of

the nuthorities, both in Greece

and in Lebanon. Frangistas has been

openly boasting,

and he has proved his point,

that the laws of Graece and

Lebanon,

onlyapply to ordinary individuals, not to luo le do not know

what the sinister's lisi 1s,

but we shall not be surprised if that list

contains

only a fraction of

his movements, and he will

no doubt say that

-he has not fixed any ship at all sincethe

lai was passed in I963 sut that

his contract ias signed before the lai. Of course he will. Any contact

can be faked

with the

connivance of the Charterers.

The only contrect Frangites

and baok-dated had was with the Ruscians and the Russiana

never make contracts for nore than one year. de bas siznea severa

.contracts with the hussians sinct I963. But let us forget about the

Russians for a moment. Did he also have truly

years contracts

with

the Poles, with the Hurgarians, the Chechoslovakians,

3oulgarians.e

the Geruans, the Chinese,.

the syrians, the french, the dutch, all

Scandinuvians ,

would not be ensch

his cargoes

etcas, cover these, had there been contracts. No, all

All the sugar in the world, and hunireds of ships

to Cuba

and fron tuba (ith pos-ibly few cargoes "ith the

Russians carried latest few months after the la: were contracted after

che lai, and vere fixed in the open markets a cargo or to or chree at a

time,

either direct withe

countries concerned or via london,

and his

ships have appeared in treigh lists on the day they were fixei, in

competition with other Orners and flags. If you or the US~ Authorities

were to appoint a reputable Chartering Groker in Loadon,

he would tell

you exactly upon which date, what quantity, nat destination. Wist rate

of. freight,

each cargo was contracted. Why do not you ask the Greek and

Lebanon schorithes to demand that h: preduces

list of rig 36 vessels

the timeshsets,

with all their logbooks, the charter parties these be examined by the

the afreight

statenents, and basing

receipts and

London Broker, not the Greek or Lebanon

Authorities who cover his

.

1llegal trading. And what about the. Cubeas. Did Frangistas also have

very long contracts with

the Cubans,

signed before the law in I963, ard

are still

valid and unexpired? Is this uny Frangistas was in Havana at

"at end of

lagt year,

and

liberties

again beginning

of this year, when he fixed six

1966,

on timecharter for 9) I2 irkker. months,

an?

did

contencing early in

he also fix the ENTHUCHIA for three years timecharter itu

the Cubans,

diring his vielt in Havana as stated above, before the law

was passed

1г. 196.3,

Russians

bearing in mind

that the vessel was built by the

at the end

of I965? Do you know that ¿rangistas is till

nego-

tiating üith the Cubass'be suilding for him.

russians for the fixing of the 35 further

the huggiang ill

Do you kao: that next

January, the rer sugar season starts, and that he already is in toucn

senio in

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with private Charterer? Ilberties?

not the Rugsians or Cubans, for the fixing oi

ais older tonnage .

This takes place at a tima that

Greek and possibly Lebanon Authorities are supposed to be prosecting him

for his past sins. This is how nuch notice de takes ai the authorities

including Frangistas are supposed to

and to have lost their flags,

1n socordance withe the jovisions ai the lai. to our knowledge no one

has been imprisoned,

no one has paid fines,

no flag hes been ithdraim,

and any time you want Frangistas do not look f'r nin la his office. Ro

will not be there. He has no time for office, he is too busy with the

Authorities. in Athens or Lebaron.

Tell , no one could ever imagine

that the USA Authorities would continue to betaken for a ride, and to

continue givinz their sid to countries which use it against them. May

de this is the american rolicy, wno knows. The usá dio in tect say

recently that unless cuban trading is stopped, they would stop their aid.

Fitstly

faT.

so long

is this enough,

does 1t mean they do not mind for trading so

as lirther

trading is stoppic, "hich will clear up and

justify all

Frangistas past sirs?

ina secondly, we are certain, Franzi-

stas,

will find the way,

to continue trading. to is to stop him. The

Ameticans obviously cannot , the Greeks and

Lebanese will not, therefore

the show goes on. ihich means CRIMS DOES PAY, and stupid those

who think

otherilse. As before, it is rgretted that e nave to writo to you again

anonymously, and hope you forgive us. lny be in your usual very iniorna-

tive circulars, you can make your comments.

donato a ta a strand

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annonio Research Buroai.

linidad rotolutioraria,

IO

S.B.

9th

Streot,

Hiant, Fla. U.S.A.

.! B

CUBAN TRADING

We expected by now some action from your end

or from the American

Authoritles to whon ve had sont our previous copied communication o

that, at least

to our knowledgo, no action

taken yet, and we

assume this by virtue of the fact that the ships we mentioned

prevlously

Just carry on tho voyages for which have been fixed, and their Owners

openly negotiate further sinilar business Iron cuba, as most of tha

trade to Cuba 18 presently done by Red flag ships. However, no supplement

'our previous letter by giving you some additional Information.

optiong as to

as ofton cargosa are shipped and not

nold until altor shipment and sailing of the vossel fron luading port.

Thoss optioas start Iron Casablanca Continent and continue into all

Moditerrarean/Zod Sea/P.Gulf/India/Colombo/Malaya portg, sonetimes as

Jar as Japan,

freight rate dopending at shich port cargo 1g discharged,

and fibal ordorg are usually given soren days after sailing fron Cuba.

"As stated, tho Lebanon Authorities ostensibly allow Labanor flag ships

11 uns. veronant oruors tne salp to say Italy or Germany or Japan.

tho

ship just oarrios the oargo. Sono Ownors jugt do not apply lor a liconse

at all, and the Lebanon Authoritios know what 30es on, but turos too

othor way.

Oreox and Lobanon flag ships juai carry on trade in

• Bay they do not,

then oithor you do not

know about it,

Cube they must

and if you

or

asnoutlago their flags, or must sako (as regards eventual dostication)

thair documents, suon

3t00s

Bron tho numbor of shipo trading in

as charter perties, 'cuba, Biven in your

Bills of Lading, manifests

Is not dorredt

larger,

may be you do this

I03gOns or maybe becauso you do not know.

So Both the croak and Lebanon Gotormanta are in a position, in ascordanoe

tIsh their Isnous laws,

to taise the

to stop innedlataly any sal? jinos end 1f the

• Cunors. do not pay the tines, then the ghip will be 1mobillsad sinoc

no Govarmost mili zoruso canoollation of rogistry cartillaato, moraaag

that tho said oaanos do put 1n a nothor flag, and thefeforo, besoto

virtually sos dilstout: They osa do lots of thigs, those cotormants,

But caly 1f thoy want to and only 1f thoy want to apply thair lans.

To our knowdeado, and no osa assura you, so arevory will inforzad,

soda tired, aid sayio, and

mostly likely, will sevor bo.

Wa1ls? Ornors te sontioned in our presloug lotter continue businass es

othors, me notice with sone surprise,

that you are conti

Sacly opalsles and mentionine the rena of tearliela fira. Thoreas

no isturally cozdoza and deplore this lim's costinuation of this trado,

Jos us also bo just and fair. This firm at loust continues 1n a lawful

manzar, since they are Bonding only ships with flags moss corermants

sunh trading in an unrostrictod machor, so this firu aro not

Mr breakers, rantetor else they con de escusse of. on the contrario.

canos of other Canors.

who anong other thies aro 18-19i -26

also law breakero and szcagat them the blugos, end

most influeatial

Fis.

MATIN

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2

I's

Frangistas, of Lisbon and

Athens, represented by Purvis, London, havlag

at

his disposal some 35 Greek and Lebanon flag ships,

trading mostly 1a

Ci:a. Frangistas 13 also the

sole laporter of Russian timber into Greece,

a huge trado. Also this

same firm maie an agreement "ich the soviet Union

Lew months

ago ind

by virtue

of this Agreement,

the soviet Union

hus

conmenoed building for his fleet cargo snips, bulk carriers, tankers,

and deepsea

at present corth ≥ 150.000.000,

Greak products, and song of

Ilshing "rawleT inese ships (Greek flag) will find their

way to Cuba, se are almost sure.

tableanti-s gome of the existing Greek and Lebanon flag Suban traders were

through their covernments, and these Covernments

a or to near easy an one or the purchan of he co be ro20.

trade with Castro's cuba, whilst milliong of imerican money is spent to

stop this trade. What a world me live in.

ToIt must be very obvious to you that many peod sill continue to watch

watchful people, intelli-

gent and influential, know what goes on,

things until, It le noped

this nockery

Is stopped. It 1s also obvious

that sonewhere.In one or nore places, bribery and corruption are caring

plado.

othervise this stae of affairs could not have started

and cannot

continue. No do not wish to belleve that the merican Authorities do

•not know what goes. It Greok ard Lebanon officlals are bribed to close

"Choir eyes, O.k.

but who stops the American Authorities torbor the sarg"

of the Groek and Lobanon Authoritles for allowido this stituition

and in so doing, they broaking firstly the laws of beir

reaper sTa countries, and breakins whatever anement they have with

tho U.S.A. Goverment, and, what is more, with the Anerican Taxpayors

подоу.

lola do not intond continuing these lottors, we think we have said enough

and that we heve given you and American Authotitles suffiolont information

whion can be cheoked and verified. What we now want is results,

•complato

and Instant stoppago of all Greok and Lahgnon flag sbips

Grading with cuba,

otherwise you will find that one affor another aary

snail and large companies will ro-enter, or enter cuban

other Omers Greek and Lebeen leg ships, and no one should dare to

trading with

oondemn then.

Also, do not forget thas thore are plenty of Compasies

whion do not trade with U.S.k. anyray, therefore blacklisting 19 not of

any Importanco.

pologies again for the granynity

and trust our

oabons for It will be appreciated, especlaily when our

Of this letter facts are checked

and found correct.

200

Ministry Foreign Atfalars, Washington.

UoSodo inbassy, London.

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The s

American Merchant Marine Institute, Inc.

919 18th Street, N. W.

Washington, D. C. 20006

ALVIN SMATINO

CANCUTIVE VICE PRESIDÉPIT

EARLES. CLEMENTS

WARMIAGTON COOSULTALY

298-4450

December 1, 1965

DE. Rafael Rivas-Vasquez

Secretary for Economic and

Professional Affairs

Moviniento Unidad Revolucionaria

Unted Revoluchenaria

10 SE 9 Street

Miami, Florida

Dear DI. Rivas-Vasquez: ""

In response to your letter of November 19th, concerning

Greek and Lebanese shipping to Red Cuba ports, I am enclosing

some information I have obtained which should fulfill your

In the case of the Lebanese Directives, you

will note that no specific reférence is made to shipping to

Cuba.

Despite the fact that the enclosed information is not

classified of restricted, it was obtained from a sensitive

source and I would appreciate it if you would handle this

matter discreetly.

We have been very pleased with the information your

organization has been providing us concerning shipments to

Cuba.

I hope thas the data provided will be helpful to you.

Very sincerely yours,

Chester J

Szychlins:

Director of Research

Attachment

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CUBAN TRADING

EconorIC ResenTch Bureau,

Timissa

resuiuzionaila,

10

9th Street,

1a1em1 , Ils. USM.

lie rote vou few days ago about the lilegal cuban trading and we noi

enclose ture-ith cutting fron todays

5th Hovenber 1966,

pirgess Neuspaper

"INNILIÀ arReSS" fron shion you will obserre that action

1s now

being

taker ( three years too late and

after milliors of sons of cargo has been

carried to

and fro: Cubal against

Ciners, Captains etc..

of greek ships.

The reek iinistry of t'ercantile diarine

are also instructing port Autho-

rities

enquire and investigate inion

ships traded witn Cuba since I963.

You see

until nor

they will try to fied

or even

the iluistry did not know...

and not

put lo douht owing to some half hearted pressure by

the Usa authorities, the Greek Authorities are at last compelled to at

least shor that they

are trying to lind out , now, wnich ships traded,

alg0 no doubt they will find some ships which traded and will prosecute

the Captains and the diners,

and perhaps carry out some sort of punishment

and naturaily lt will be the small and unimportant Owners they will trace.

The biz and influential will not even bo traced. If are nos to be traced,

like Frengistas, they will find all necessary

excusas and reasons for

not prosecuting

the job for enquiring, progecuting, and purishing the

offenders is loft ith those with "toss connivance and knomedge tracing

continued

since 1353,

and still continues, so anjone can inigina, what

kind of a

job they will do.

le wonder any

no enquirles vers made durina

I963, 1964, I965. Sirply sscause enquirles vere not necessary, You do

not enquirs about something you already know. The latest excuse o? Iran-

'"gistas,

asie think you already knoy, cores

a Professor in Salonica

University,

through his brother, who is

that the law pronibiting suban trading

was Unconstltutional. This job? vas

as good as any,

even better than the

one about his false or lake contracus and charter partiss. His other brother

who 1s the real Inflience "ith the sussians and 1s a timber merchaat having

tho monopoly ofmall

Russian timber imports into Gresca

and some fruits

from Greedo to russia, 'is

the one iho helped to secure one building in

Russia of sone 35 large liners and bulk carriers

plus a huge fish trailing

flest,

and part payment id

vast profits thaj made

Cuban

trading. iven in this respect,

do not forget that this privilege

of building these fleets! and we understand further building contracts

are cooking) was only given to the irangistas clique by the Greek and

rusalan Althorities ,and not to any ither Greek owner. Do the us authori-

les really think that the Greet suthorities and in a sneller degree

the Lebanon juthorities) ill prosecute Frangistas, and even if they do,

for eyerrash

they will find hin guilty?. You will see that nothiag will

happen.

That we now have to say, as the only solution, may seen unpatriotic,

but

it is the onlj vay to stop this rot. This is that the USh should dis-

continue inediately

372 " that any notice,

all Military and financial

Ald to Greece and

Lebanon, with intimation to them, that they y1ll

consider renewing game, as soon as firstly AlL trading with Cuba is stopped

innediately disregarding any so called old contracts, and secondly ArTER

they nave prosecuted and punished peroperly all lawbreakers,a scall and

big ones allie, and after all flags have been cancelled. This second action

1s a big debt, the USA Authorities ore to all the Greek'and Lebanon Orners

who corplied withe laws of thair countries and executed the wishes of the

Usio It is a moral

debt. These people vill fein nothing

bec..uge they

do not ask for any noney

for all fortunes they lust in at trading vith

Cuba,

but the Dor, sa a country kroon as just and denocratic, mill have

failed in their duty if they are corat

to just see

further trading witt. Cuba

discoatiniation of

, and no punishment for the past sinners.

talking of sins

, ie think that the greek and Lebanon Authoritles comitted

and

still connit a bigger sin than the Ouners, since the Oners are singly

out for high profits, but it is the iuthorities ino broke their word ara

Jai, 1,5 2.y EUS

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their agreement

vilth the USA. Really it is the Autaorities which deserve

-a bigger purishment.

the us, takes the suggesied action,

It will serve

two purposes. One is

other

and

that the question of Cuba will be setilse ,

and tle

probably

nore important

, is that other Courtries wrich also

• rEccive

aid fron

Js.r

will take aotice and

appreciate that 8ama 11.1ag

may happen to ther, if they,

sode way

or caother, play the sage games

as Greece and Lebanon.

telk and axcuges -

Tr.e

UsA - if it is results that they want and not

must

AC'1

first, and TALK aftererds. Shen tais is

dora, the Authsrities will trace in no time at all all the lawbreakers,

will

prosecute and punish them, and will stop at once all further trading.

powers to punish then, but ill not

Simply because they already know all lewbreakersit hurts , and 1: 1s

andathey have all the

do so until

going to hurt, a lot, If the Alds were stopped.

c.c. Mialstry for toreign Affairs, Hashington.

U.S.A. Embassy, London.

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Econonia

Research Buresu,

Unidad Revolucionas

-

IO S.E. 9th Stree-,

Miami, fla.

U.S.A.

Seei 18 NeU. l's

CUBAN TRADINS

Your circulars regarding, Cuban affairs

and trading contain useful

Information but it seems that neither you nor the American Authorities

are well taformed. You know thas, throush inerlean pressur for broek flas

Government banned, several years ago, all trading with Cuba

vessels, except lew which were on tinecharter and were allowed to run

their charters, w.ich finished a very long time ago. Similarly, the Lebano"

ago,

only allow,

subject special licence, their ships

from and and to countries of the Arab League.

Both countries passed laws.

to this effect, and both state that infringement of the law carries very

heavy fines against the Omers and Masters,

and withdrawal of the flag.

That 1s what the laws say, but what is actually happening is snother

mattor. Greek and Lebanon

flag vessels have continued, since banding,

to be fixer,

have carried and are carrving cargoes Lisbon

through a number of

Owners, such as ¿rankistas Franco shipping Co. of

and Athens,

•per Purvis shipping Co. London,

their U.K. Agents), blainly oning about

also Vlassopoulo,

They simply say they do not care a daan abost the ban, and continue to

the reason being

that as nost

making fortunes in the Cuban tradin flags do not go to Cuba, the market

other law abiding Ownars with these

remains wide open for these people. They do not even try to hide, they

Just fix their ships, mostly in the Baltic Exchange, London, ard Athens,

but also direct with Charterers in Poland, dungary,

Boulrgaria,

Fussia, ets. and with Paris, and Geneve. The Governients of Greece and

Lebanon, who made the laws,

just look on, doing nothing about it, and

this means that the laws were made,

for paper value only. Sone of these

Owners fix their ships by name

and flag,

others

just fix a contract

to be carried by ships,

to be nominated later, and later they nominate

greek and Lebanon ships. Only

the last few days, the following were fixed

on the London market:

Frankistas,

50.000 tons sugar from Cuba to ingland

for sugar herchants rate ani lyle, London, to be carried in 2 ors months,

and Frankistas has already nominated the NICOLAOS F.(Greek flag) and

San Spyridon (Lebanon flag), for 20.000 tons and the remaining 30.000

tons are being nominated also for Greek and Lebanon flag ships. The same.

Oiner just also fixed one cargo for lalmo(Sweden), and one to Gdybia,

Poland. He is presently negotiating several other

It his

large Greek and lebanon flag

ships, ith the aforementioned concerns,

Including another contract with D°

Enree of Paris, Via Geneve.

after for sugar to Curope • Another concern trading with Cuba is

Tsavliris of London and Athens, but this firs is not trading with Greak

Lebanon flag ships.

The world thinks that you and American ithorities know all that goes on

in Cuba. If so, lt means that neither you nor merican luthoritles knoir

and do not mind such trading with Greek and Lebano ships if they knoir.

We have given you som. details

of the latest fixtures. You and American

Authorities can check up without any thouble and when they verify the

correctness, they will no doubt protest innediately to the respective

coversents,

ask them to stop immediately the carriage of these carzoos

and punish

they blak or you,

do not do anything

cout it, It will mean that both

you and American Government knew and know about this illegal trading and

do not mind, in which case,

we can more than assure you,

that within the

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next few weeks,

the so far law abiding Owners of Greek and Lebanon flag

vessels,

will also re-commence or start trading to cuba, for the sluple

reason that they will feel that thoy are breaking no laws, since they

who asked the Governments of Greece and Lebanon to pass the laws, do

not mind if they are not complied with. It remains, however, a great

mystery, because we cannot beleve

that the merican huthorities do not

know about this trading and why they have not protested

to the Lebanon

and Greck dovernments, and if they do not kno, then there is sonething

vory drastically wrong with their Intellignce.

written on behalf of some people who are very bitter and disappointed

that their complance

with the law puts them

In disadvantage, especially

If it is proved that to comply with the law does not pay. ie have

given you sufficient information to check facts imediately and top

all the rong doors. If they are not stopped, then your circulars will

have to incrase, in the very near future; the number of Greck and Lebano

ships trading with cuba.

• d appalane a to corns dined inmates gonna

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CUBMI TRADING

I3th Nov. I966

The iconomic Hegearch Bureau,

Uniaad

revolutlonaria,

S.".

oth

10 Miami, 1190

strent .

USh

On the 16th instant wa mote you cbout the Castro Delegation which

rrived le athens recently to conclude na: chartering contricts. ve

can now report that, ithe

Mr. Herhandez, ühlef Gezeral Manager of CUrlSI, Havana.

Mr.

cornaguera, Charterir?

Dept. Cuflet, Havine,

ind that.

those to gentimen arraved here at the invitation,

as guests of tiniGIStas with hon they remained during

their ithens stay. raking of previous contracts discussed,

built in Rissia, and to ba

built, all new ships are and

will be under Greek 11a5,

older resgels are either Graek or

Lebanon. after Athong thay went to losco: here they covera?

having further talks with

that side of the busiesh rrangistas London partners

and nor they are in londor,

PURVIS SHIPPING CO.

hir. fornaguera

was until early this year,

the manager of

London! for three years) and is now again ir

davana's uttle. Both nen are returning to cavana shortage

when the Delegation asked frangistas about the steps presently

taken by the Greek Goverrment in Investigatingl

???) ships nich have

been trading with Cuba since I963, and prohibition of further tradiss,

frangistas assured then they have nothing to orry about, the prohibi-

tion 1s a fake,.

so are the intestigationg and threatened

punishment. de

also reminded then that these luvestigations took place before, but all

their cargoes were carried just the sare,

and numeross charters were

fixed at various intervals by frangistas through then, through russia,

end. through many private charterers. de also assured

then that waterer

he does

is done with the full snovledge of the sinistries, and particlalry

his special partners, high offisials.

Host of previous irformation in our reports,

and the information

contained in this report obtaired dirset, corfidentially, fron Brangist23

own ithens úffice. If your e you or Usa do not care to chack now, then

or USA Government have any wish to check ap, 1t

18 very 299%,

and simple.

-

you will see the accuracy of the report as time goes on. ie are more than

certain yoi are satisfied that all our previous reports

proved accurate

and were substetiated. de have to confess that we are no beginning to

believe that even you and Us. sithorities knor all facts and truth and

eltier do not care or cannot do anythiná about it. There is no other

logical explonation, except that lo. woo re fighting Connunists and

Notators in the name of venocracy and fraedos,

it is this same von sho

are creatine a victator in the name of frenzistas, whon it 1s the Usa who

help him create vasta fleets! runours have lt that shortly trangistas

is going to lioscow to place further building contracts), at ue expense

of denocratic Greek Orners,

who were conselled to either scrap and lay up

their shipalmany have done this ratrer then 60 to luba, at the request

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CUBAN TRADING

2nd December I966

The licononio

Research Bureau,

Unidad Revolutionarl*strcet,

S.E.

1° Mani, Kia. USA.

Enolosed you will find cutting from yesterday's

NAFTIKA CHRONIKA, which is the most influential and largest

Magazine in GreoCa

• on maritine affairs. in trust you will

sind some interesting.

FRANGISTAS cliqua

meantime carry on the illegal Cuban

Grading,

and negotiate further contracts, which the Greek

Authorities are all out to punish Frangistas for his past sing.

AND the U.SoA. just looks on. It is beconins obvious bota

USA, and Graece

do not want Greek ships to carry on trado with

Cuba, unless same is done by Frangistas, their horo.

U.S•A, Ambassador, Athens,

U.s.Anbassador, Landon.

Ministry for ioreign Affatis, lashington

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPÄTCH

LLASSIFILATON

SECRET

INSTAICH SYMBCA AND MUMBLR

UFGA-26348

reporting and its wealth of data and tigures.

ANFOUND-1 added that

1s quite

certain that those reports had been forwarded

to

the home

off1ce

In PBRUMEN, although ho could not personally

vouch for this

The Station 1& happy to havo this indication that ANFOUND-l's former

offica continuos to receive this publication; AMSNAKE-l had reported

shortly

after his arrival hero that he had read the first issue of

this serles prior to his defection.

Rosis: Institiant

* PHILIP GO ELMARD

CLASSIFICATION

PAGEMO

FORM < 30

VICE DORVIQUE RATION

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economic intelligence report

FROM THE UR, ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU

MOVIIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARL (U.R)

269099.

OFPICEI

MÄTLING ADDRESS

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SPECIAL REPORT ON HURRICANE INEZ' EFFECTS ON CUBAN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION.

SUGAR

Evalua

son.

ERD

ostimatos

Chắt Cuba vill lose a totai of 307,000 metro tono. of

sugar 1n Its 1967 harvest as a result óf hurricane Inos..

Createst damago was done to the erika quedda, the uncut eane loft over from

The previous fear.

"When

Ines

struck the ERB estimates that there vere about

four million tons

of gain quodada which should produce about 500, 0o0 tons

rat

sabunlag. & sacoharose yield of 12:65.

The ERB arrives at thie lose

figure due the fact that nuls 8o, or 3,200,000 tons., of the calia quededa Men

the southern and contral parts of las villas Province and, the southern part

•of Oriente Province- which is where Inex Hitt Cuba with its greateat force.

In Cy

ba any hurricane usually destroys about 85% of the cohn quereds that 1o hit.

Thus the BRi estimatos that Ines destroyed 1, 360, 000 tons.

This will amount to

a sugar 1088 o1 111,000 tons using the 12.6 arccharose ylold figure:

The balance of the sugar lois will come fron the damage to the ratoon cane,

the cane that sprouts agatn after having been cut.

The ERB estimates a total

of 16,400,000 tons:

of retoon in Lan Villas and. Ortente provinces. The ERB'S

studies shou that Ines struck 33% of this cane, or 5,400, 000 tons. Historical-

Isoà condervative estimate of past damage to ratoon cane that 18 struck by bur

Using this, Cübat's loss would be about 1,080,000

Available Informatien?

Pinar del Río Province:

In 'Rogional' Artonisa, 12 'caballerfas' (stato

owned of sugar cane vere damagad and 900,000 'ar-

robas! (*) of sugar cane, were also damaged.

200 sugar bags of 'Eduardo García Lavandero" sugar

m1ll, were damged, specially fron the raine.

of sugar cane areas, vent down on account of

the winds.

In

"Regional' Costa Norte, they reparted serioua

damago in the sugar canes.

(*) 'arrobal aquale to 25 pounds.

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Havana Province!

Mataszas -Provc&

-Hone.

sugar cane. in Roque was heavily damaged.

About, Sop of the sugar cane was levelad, part of

thie whi have a yold while other will dry us

from root damage.

Las Villas Provisco:

Sugar cone in Valle de Irinidad, crop damaged.

'Reglonal' Sancti-Spiritus: Serious damages to the

sugar crop.

Tunas do Zazai gap in a sugar warahcuse, but 1t

was eipty.

1 Vagano: Son of the sugar cane was damaged (8d

'estallerias, (*) crushed):

Cam guey. Province!

San Dimas, Majague, 'Roglon

nali Ciego de Avila,

In Baraguh, Venezuala, the sugar cano suffered den

age fron the winde.

Oriente Provincos.

Sugar cane sufferod serlous damager la the victo.

1ty of Santiago.

Hear lare,

sugar cane fields were observed with

two feet or water.

In Boqueron 900 sugar bags were destroyed.

In Calianero, Boquerón, Guantánano, the sugar plan

tations out tered serlous darages.

In 'Regional! Guantánamo, 7 cane sheltera vero des

troyed and 39 vere affected.

In 'Ragtonal' Palma-San Lula 500 'caballerSaa' or

sugar cane. -vere destroyed.

the 2,50 bad or a dear fore der a reason l and 8ß la Quantanano a

TOBACCO

Commentary?

Strong winds and heavy rains alfect the quallty of this plant, as long as

they damage the tobacco leaves.

Besides this,

the leaves get stained and soms

rot as s result of being in contact with the wet soil, thus affecting the qual-

1ty in one caso, and

becoming a total loss in the other. If the area la 1Lo-

oded, nost tobacco leaves will rot.

Pinar del Río Province:

In "Jullán Merany" farm In Consolación del Sur

Sa1s" in San Juan, y Martines,

10% of the tobacco seeds. were damagod.

Havana Provincas

None,

(") A 'caballerial 1a a Cuban surface measure equal to: 33.162 asros.

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3

Hat

ansas Provincet

Las villas Province:

Camaguey Provinces

Oriento Provincoi

Tobacco: production.was. destroyed

Almost total lose of

the tobacco crop.

5.000 houses of

"curar tabaco" vere destroyed In

the following localitios: Cabalguan, Zaza del Ma-

dio, Placetao, CamaJuanf, and Sancti-Spiritus.

93 houses full of tobaçco (casas de tabaco),

were

destroyed, and 350 were partially destroyed.

7 housos of "curar tabaco" were partially destroy-

ed in El Mógano and 9 were complotoly destroyed,

another 31 houses suffered minor damages.

None.

None.

COFFEE

Commentary

The hurricanes

during

Septerber and October cause considerable damage: to

the coffee crop, because it. is precisely during. theao two months:

when the cof-

fee is harvested. Besides the damgo to the coffee plants; the hurricane scat

tars the coffee beans which rot quickly in contact with the vet so1l.

Pinar del Río Provinca: Nona.

Havana Province?

Rons.

Hatansas Province:

None.

Las Vlilas. Province:

Coffee production was destroyed.

Almost total loas of coffee crop.

Camaguey Frovince:

Oriente Frovinog:

None.

The ANAP (National Association of Small Farmera)

called all the menbers of this association to pick

up all the coffee crop that was seriously damaged.

In. Buey Arriba and Cuisa,

ints) Ootober 1st. coffee were collectod, that

412,000 full-cans

represents a 2ih of the actual crop, that vas calo

culated in 1,740,000 full-cans. They are sending

workers of

Jiguant, Santa Rita and Cauto Crie-

to to Buey Arriba coffee plantantion.

Is 'Reginal' Baracos. the hurricane Ines ripped

the coffee crop.

Is 'Roglonal' Quantánano, 13,000 full-cans suffered

serious damages.

In

"Regional'

Palma-San Luis . 122,000 full-cans

vent to the ground.

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85

the Yara region he coffee crop was S0s destroy

the coffen beaus had been ready for harvest

I therefore gaslly shaken off by wind..

buay. Arriba,

'Regtonal" Cauto Boyano JIguant,

-500 wonion picked up about 10,000 null-cena of cos-

Pinar del Río Provincos

Havara Provinoes

Matanzas Provinca:

Las Villas Provincös

Caraguey Provinces

Orfento Provinco?

FRUIT

In 'Guane-Mantual 1,000 banana plante vere das

'Rogional' Pinar del Río

5,700 banana stuba

wore destroyed.

'Roglonal' PR-2 the guava plan

tations wore damaged by the winde.

iono. :

Nong:

the fruit crop

The aret er dad, the bapo y ante troy e

completaly destroyed.

In El Megano 120,000 banana stuba vero destroyou.

Nona.

Between the 80 and sil

destroyedo

In Repsonal" Baracas 40,0000

stubs were destroyed.

In: 'Roglona?" Palma-can. Luis

1a Il 'cabellertas! of

banana

were damged.

'"Josué Pafa! farn: 30% of the 80 'caballeríasit

of banana: vere destroyed.

In. Buey Arriba,: 'Regional' Cauto-Bayaso-Jiguana,

300 'caballertas! of bananas were danaged, only 70

vera destroyad:'

All fruft in the vielnity of Santiago de Cuba suf-

fered serlous damago. ""?

Mear Holguín banana plante vere laveled by vind.

Hear Yara, banana plants had been broken.

In 'Rugional! Guantánano 35 'caballerías' of cocg

nut were destroyed.

Pinar del Río Provinco: Noso.

Havana Provinco:

VEGETABLES & *VIANDS*

In 'Regional' Ariguanabo, losta in the agriculturo,

specially vegetables seed beds.

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Matanzas Province?

Las Villan Prostace:

Camagüeg Proviece:

Oriento Province:

Pinas del Río Provinco:

Havana

Provinces

Matanzas Provincet

Las VIllas Provirico!

Cana guey Provinca:

Glonte FrONtACO?.

Malanga. flolde vore covered with water hitch will

rot most of tho plast root. Complete lose of cora

crops vore observed in the Malange aron.

"lands! crops were destroyed.

2% of the plantain; juace and aunét poretoes croja

ware destroyed.

In "Mabay' 1,400 bags of sueet potatoss and 160

quintals of sueen were collected.

All vogetablo crops in the vointy of Cantiago do

Cube auffered serious damago.

BEANS AND RICB

15

"caballerias' of rice

эrs.daragod.crom t

ind and the heavy rains in Parricho Lumambr

None.

None:

In the zone of Jatibonico to Sariot1-SpirItuo, nerd

ous damages in rice plantations.

In El Megano, 8 'caballerlas' of beans vera des

troyed.

20% of beans crop vero desiagod.

Rico Slolda soar Tara had boon lovelad to the

ground.

CATTIE, POULTRY AND DAIRI

Pinar del Río Provinco: 56 calves dead.

Havana PrOvInCe!

Matanzas Province!

Las Villas Provinoo!

•Canagüoy Provinco:

arlento Frovisco8

Nono.

Ruserous aninals were drowned.

In El Megano, 7 dalrios vero destroyed, and 19 8ui

ferod minor damages, and one sas partially damagod

None.

30 poultiry sholters vere destroyed, and l vero ar

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= 6

22 darios vero partially affectod, and 9 vera don

Several goat-berns vere demagol.

2 poultry sarde vere daragod.

Buey Arrtba,

flagtonel! Cauto-Bayaso-11guanf

30,000 ateer!

verò perlouily afected.

TRANSPORTATICA

Pinar del Río Provlacas None.

Havana Provinco:

Several portions of the higtiays running parallol

to the railway had been washed away.

•Matanzas Provinces

Las Villas protilacas.

Camaguay Provinco!

•Orfento Provinco

None.

Monio.

done.

In

"Regionali Palma-San Lula, 3 bridgos vara des

aged.

rallways bridgo at Contral Los RoiDaldo, Alto

Bongo 1s unpar do Caba to Camaguey, rallvajewero

Santlago de

danaged.

HOL-SPECIFIED INDUSTRIAL PICILITIS

Pinar del Río Provioce: None.

Ravana Province:

The "Sico López" refinery (f:ruer Essa Belot), vas

sertously affected when the line of 110, 000 volte

sant dow.

Outaldo

of tho Capital there vas a tuo day poros

falluros.

Matanzas ProvInces

Las VIllas ProvIncaS

Camaguoy Brovinco:

ardento Prouino08

In El Mégano, 6 vorkshopa vero danagod.

lona:

In 'Regional' Cuantánsino 1 food atoro was destroza

Ia 'Roglonal' Cuantánamo, 7 vorkehopo vero damagod

OTHERS

Pisar del RíO PoTinCOs Is 'Roglonal" Pinar del Río, 14,800 houdos vero

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Havana Province:

Matenzas Provincö:

Las Villas Province:

= 7-

da 260d, 3 warehouses voro danaigod in "Regional 1

Many houses vere cospletely under vator, crops and

farn Land vere flooded.

Noiso.

2 warehoures of fertilizers were danged in El Ma

gano.

Camaguey Provlaco:

quince y Medio and Central Venezuela, 'Ro

gional' Clego de lvila, Inundations and damages 1e

Venezuela sugar mill.

Orienta Frovinces

In 'Regional' Guantánamo Mì Ins, of I ences vere

destrojes,

and 8 pastures were damaged. Other

dages caused by the rains vere: 200 tons of hay

plus 3 warehouses, 260 bagsof

serter, and 1n5 quinta ear (of cotton se

In 'Regionali Palma-San Lute 60 houses were des

troyed and 10 tarn houses vere also destroyed.

Heavy rains affected 67 tons of fertilizer:

(") Osa "quirital" equals 100 1bs., or i 'arrobes!:

Note: All other crops suffered the regular darage caused by a hurricano, 10.

broken branches,

scattered

fruits,

plants

destroyed, and the known damage.

caused by heavy ralia, strong winds, and flooding.

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JUCTOS AGRICOLAS DE CUBA Y

LES AFECTO'EL CICLON "'INES""

CONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU

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BULGARIA REJECTE CUBIN CUC IR SHIFIENT

Last month the Econonic Research Pureau (ERB) reported the establishment of

Soviet Cuban quality control orgarization to undertake steps to maintain th

"This organizsition; which incidentally hes been pattern

ed along the adninistrative guldelines and regulations of the soviet unton, ha

been

necessary by the Increasing difficultles the Soviet refineries

are,

The phenonenon of declinang quality of Cuban sugar 18

firther pointed up by Bulgarta's rejection of the first Cuban suar shipment to

that country fron' the 1966 harvest, This rejection, which occured last August,

wai due

to the high molature content of the Cuban sugar. The source of this

Information is the Cuban Institute for Sugar Research.

CUBAN CENTRIL COMMITTEE MUMBER RECOGNIZES MISTAKES

Carlos. Rafael Rodrigues,

of the key figures of the Partido Socialista

Popular (nane under which the Cuban Communist Party operated fron 1939 to 1962,

former Head of INRA (Castro's Natioral Agrartan Reform Institute), and present

Iy à member of the Central Committee of the Cuban Cocunist Party, was Inter

vlowed by Josef. Timer, correspondent for Budapest's NEISZAVA, on Septenber I6;

1966đ

The Economic Research Buresu tas considered Tirer's statements a sound

explanation of the real econone situation existing in Cuba.

Therefore, we bo-

Leve

our readers will be Interested in excerpts fron NEPSZAVi's story of its

Intervion with Tlininers

Sugars

fortunately ve falled

to attain our objectives this year and did not even

cone close to the 1965 results,: pritarily because of natural disasters, partig

warly a great drought. We would like to harvest 6:5 pillion tons of sugar cane

next year and attaiii a record output by 1968." (*)

Industrial and amiculturat. productivity

"Industrial and agricultural produetivity diminished after the revolution.

Many people think that one must work less under socialisn than under capitalism

and, consequently, do not fulfill the legal working tian.

It is also true that

this la partly due to the fact that vort is not organized with sufficient caro,

particularly 1n agriculturo.

Renuneration

according to outgut,

13, nevertheless; applied in agriculture, but se have not

managed to introduce it in industry yet."

Skilled personnel:

"The shortage of experts 1s a very frost probler. Iragine ubat tresendous

(*) ERB note: This constitatos a contradiction óf Castro's stated goals.

Perspective Sugar

1967

Plan

called

for a 7.5 silllas-ton nark for

and

Castro has stressed this figuro in his speeches over

and over again.

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er, Mattr

difficulties we

teat

migt

overcose in this respect when, for exa-ple, an aptitude

carried out in over 2,000 state farmy to years ago rerealed that 60 per

cent of the hondo of farms and SO percent of the heads of work brigades did söt

oven have three years of elenentury schooling. "

o one on, to vere do work.

Textile Industsy

"Oiba in a country badly off in rav mtertals, which are also very diff!-

cult to procure.

The position of industry is closely linked to the disengage:

ment

'of the United States. The Americans established faetorles and also pro

vided rav mterials before the repolution in Cuha, The factorles belong to us

today, but we must fend for ourselres with rospect to raw materials. What this

means.18 faithfully reflected by the fact that raw. materials constitute 50 per

cent of our ovorall imports. Not even in this way can we meet our requiremants,

and, therefore, 40 to 60 of the capacity of our factorios and plants lie 1alo."

AgrerIan.s

"We have not distributed land anong the peasants but we have established

stato fario, so-called people's farés."

The ERB's comment is that a Cuban Communist talks nore honestly to a Comin-

niot. Fungarian correspondent than the rogine talks to the world.

'FREE WORLD SHIPPING TO CUBA DOWN 65.8%

total of fourtoon Western vossels callod on Rod Cuban ports durlng the

month of hugusts

The August 1966 total represents & drop of 41.5% In Western shipping to Rod

compared with the August 1963 total, and a drop or 65.si when cos

ared with the August 1964 total (*)

In august's list,. Great Britain co-timed to load the märitime fifth colon

ists with eight veisels, followed by Greece ilth three, and Lebanon, irance an

Italy with one vessel each.

August 1963:

August 1964:

August 1965%

August 1966

24 vesselé

41 Tessela

22 tassels

14 tessels (all t1n0 lou for August)

878 FREE HORLD VESSELS FLEDGED OUT OF CUBA SEA TRUD:

The Mar1t150 Adainistration of tho U.S. Department of Cossenco said on la

tober '5,

1956,

that ninety-six ships tave been reboved fron MA's "Cuba Blacko

118t"

prondoes

by controlling partios to keep out of the Cube sea trado a

total of 878 vessely, uhich are eltbes oused or operated by thero partios.

presently 254 ships la the MA's "Cuba Blackl1st", reprosenting

1,813,855 8rов8 tons.

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FRANCO SHIPPDIG CONTINUES IN THE CUBA SEA TRADE

Pranco

•Shipping

Company has been.responsible. for 15. of the total trod

World sea trade vith Communtat Cuba for the. Jamary-Saptember 1966 perlod.

ta Creece

statistics shows

iree World vessola

Franco Shipping vessels

January-Daptember

- 1966

Fumber of

Trips.

171

32

100.06

18.1%

Nota: Breakdown of Franco Shipping Co, 'a vessels by roglatsys

8) Creeks

17.

b) Lebaneses.

c) 21,749 GRT Tanker

Sword under Itallen

and Finnish flags s

d) ARETI under Cypriot

• irrita:

1

Totals"

For full detalls see: Econonle Intelligence Report Vol. II Nó. 1-A, Mland,

Plas, August 26, 1966.

BRAND NEW 9,500 TCH

CUBAN FREIGHTER. GOES AGROUND

The brand now 9,500-tcn Cuben freighter MAFFO went aground on September

26th 1966 half-an-hour out of Casilda port 1n Cuba uhile en routo to the south

sastern Cuban port of Quayabal where she was scheduled to have loeded sugar for

Japan. This was the first comercial voyage of the MY MIFFO as she bad

mly one trip prior to. this voyage which trip had been to doliver hor to uuba

after ber construction in Cadiz, Spaln, on February 9, 1966.

to the accident.

Furricane Ineby October IF, I965, It sas reported that the MY MUTTO bad

which hit this area with full force,

probatly contributo.

been refloated.

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11 .

During tho last months,

the Cuban governnent has had difficulty in keeping

Its vessele afloat.

The M/V ARACELIO: IGLESIIS suffered severo dangos after

crashing into the Norwegian M/V NIDAREID in the Panama Canal last Juse 11,

^3965.

Oä Aortl B.

1966, the My ORIENTE was sunk after colliding with the More-

gian NA, ESTARFORI off the coast of Holland. And, on April 27, 1966, another

newly tuilt Spanish vessel, the M/V LA PLITA, uhile on a trip to Japan, was In-

völved in an accident, also in the Panama Canal, With the MV HONG KONG AMBER

of Liberian rogistry.

The ERB might coment that comrade Rodríguos's remarka to the Hungarlan

correspendont of

problone affecting Curan Industry and agriculture night woll

have been applied to Ciban shipping as well.

Sources:

The above information has been obtained from rollable sourcos, both

from Cuba and the Free lorld. For additional detalis adoreas your-

golf to.

Econonio Research Bureau

UNIDID REVOLUCION URIA

10 S.E. Ith Street

M1ar1, Fla, 33231, U.S.N.

Mianit, Fla:; October 27, 1900.-

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economic intelligence

FROM THE U.R. ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R:)

> Att. #3 UFGA-26348

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VOL. II No. 3=A :

SFECIAL, SUPPLEMENT.

LOBSTER EXPORTS CONTINUE TO CAUSE PROPLEIS FOR CUBA

Commercial

fources

in Canadin and confirmed by information obtained in New

York report that the Carindian and Freich authoritien havo launched investigationg

into the recoipt of bad lobrter in both Canada, end France. The ERB has now learn-

ed

that a shipmont of more than eight thousand cana of Cuban lobster arrived in

France on Ostober 6th ahoard tho s... K'THERINA..

This shipment was consinod to

"Fourchtein et Cle." and win impounded in its entircty by tho French customs au-

thorities: who observed that this shipmant contrined swollon tins.

gation, impuritluo wore discovered;

and in some cases gray spots wore phierved.

and rare die or resent ores no on

-Upon investi-

tho lobster was found to have been overcociod,

Miorld

Seafood Distributors", a Yontreal-firm that Imports Cuban lobstere

for sale in. Canada and for transahipment to Europe,

continues to have its diffi

culties with CUBNEXPORT.

•ERB Cuban cormercial scurces: in Europe report that Sam

an officer of

"World Seafood",

is complaining to CUbIEXPORT that CUBA

BeineT's un'ercutting Boiner'a pricos quoted to tho intwerp firm of "Hallowyck".

"Hallenyck" appoars

to

be

i mjor European: account for

"World Seafood" and in

order to

protoct. this businose Beine: was forced to toll CUBNEXPORT that "world

Seafood" may be forced to quito "Hallowyck! cost rices for direct shipment of

lobsters from Brazil unloss CUB WYPURI and Cuban commorcial representatives in

Paris

and The Hague cease these: antics.

This dispute Involves more than two

thousand cartons of lobster.

morld Seafood" maintaina a stcck of Cuban lobstère in intuerp.

The ERB has

learned that Cuban commercial authorities in Europe have issued written instruc

tions that in offect clal that moro than one thousand cartone of lobster in this

stocit are under the control of CUBIEXPOST. Moon learning this "World Seafood" in

formed CUB EXFORT in Havana that it will cause. the arrest of any person removing

thesa lobsters without pre-pe he clura iho appeare to be relegre

The person concerned with attempted removal

of these lobsters is a Mr.

"World Sea-

food''s lobsters.by elving promissory notes which are not pinränteed by any bank

or other institution.

"World Seafood" is understandably seeking pre-payment.or st

least a fusranteed note of payment.

By late September this dispute reached the

point where

"World Seafood" refused to assume responsihility for a sale of moro

than a thousand cartons of lobster made by Schwirs acting on CUB'EXPORT instruç

tions. CloditPORT counter-claims that Schwarz is "World Seafood"'s agent in these

sales which, of course, "World Seafood" denies.

ence.

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One of the trade rises keing used in Zurope 1a "Caribbean Queen".

This: par-

• ticular label 1g

fur canned Cuban lobster ant 1s being rarketed by the sirn of

Jacques Fourchsteln which is also having 1te d1fficulties

In this business.

The ERB has looked Into the lacketourd of Mr. Fen Beiner and of his company,

"World Seafood Distributors",

Regardirig the company,

little can be found other-

than the fact that its office is In' Betser's home in Montreal. The address 1a 890

Frazer Avenue, Montreal; FO, Canada. Trade directories of Cañadian fires and

I sin.

1lar sources avallable here and in Hen lork do not let this firm. Rogarding Bel-

DEI,

the ERB can stato that Befner has teen engagod, at least sinco 1962, in com

morcial activitios Invölving Cute. Over the genra his Interests have been purcha-

sing frogs' legs, lobster,

shrimp, fruite, candies, and vegotables.

Ho 18 known

to think favorably of the Cuton regle and in late Septenber 1962 Belner was open

ly disoussing oconomic ard social progrezs being rade in Cuba whilo on a visit to

Klams.

Boiner ls characterized by people nou in Miami and who have known him In

the

past in Cuba as being an opporturiit sho vas active in the Havana black mat-

- Ket.

Note: For naditional inforcation on this ratter sees Econcmie Intelligence Report,

Vo1, II, H0, 2, dated Saptember 2o, 19b.

V.R.

• Economic Research Bureau.

Miami, Flà., October 31, 1960; -

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press release

A PRESS SERVICE FROM

MOVMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA /U.RI

OFFICEI

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MAILING ADDRESS

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PHONE:.

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THE MAR IT INE FIFTH COLUMN:

October 1966 tota).comn 73,1%

A total of seven (7) Western

vessels called on Red Cuban ports during the past

month

of October, U.R. learned from its underground and international maritime

sources.

Tho October 1966 total (7) reprosents an all-time-low for the November 1962-

October 1946 period.

previous all-time-low

was the February 1965 total,

when eloven (11) Western vessels called on Red Cuban ports.

The Octoher 196 total alsn. ropresents a drop of 73.1% in Western stfpping.to

Red. Cuba when compared with

October 1963 total:

a drop of 69.6% compared

october 1964 total. and a drop. of 66.7% when compared with the Oc -

tober 1965 total. (*)

In October's list, Cyprus continued to lead the maritime fifth columnists with

three (3)

vessels,

followed by Great Britain and Greoce with two (2) vessels

The following Is the comolete list fos Octobers.

NANE. OF VESSEL

FREE NAVIGATOR

RUTHY ANN

EL TORO

VENICE

ROLLA MARIA

TRENA

NEWFOREST

FLAG

Cypriot:

"British

Cypr.lot

British

Greek

Greek

Cypriot

PORT

Cárdenas

Havana

Havana

Stgo. de Cuba

Içabela de Sagua

Havaria

Cárdenas

DATE.

October

9.

October

12

October

2!

October: 22

October 27

October

October 31

(*)

October 1963:

26 vessels

October 19648

23 vessels

October 1965, 21

vessels

October 1966g

7 vessels

(all-time-low for

this manth and

for the whole period).

UNIDAD REVOLIICIONARIA (U.R.)

Miami, Noverber 18, 1946

REF. $ 216

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UN SERVICIO DE PRENSA DEL

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R:)

OFICINAS:

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DIRECCION POSTALI

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TELEFONO:

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BAJA REFORD

QUINTA COLUMNA MARITIMA

Fatal de Octubre de 1966 represente

baja.

de un 73.2%0.-

Un total de siete (7) buques del Mundo Occidental tocaron en puertos cubanos du-"

rante

el

pasado mes de octubre, UNIDAD REVCLUCIONARIA

supo hoy por sus fuentes en

la clandestinidad cubana y en círculos marítimos internacionales.

El tota! de Octubre de 1966 (7) representa una baja record para el período Novlem

bre 1962 - Octübre 1966.

La anterior baja record fue la correspondiente a Febre-

ro de 1965, cuando sólo Il buques.del Mundo Occidental tocaron en puertos cubanos.

El total de Octubre de 1966 tamblén representa una disminución de un -73.1% en bu

ques del Mundo Occidental que atracaron en puertos de Cuba Roja, cuando se compa-

ra con el total de Octubre de 1963; un 69.6% cuando se compara con el total de 0g

tubre de 1964, Y un 66,79 cuando se compasa con el total de Octubre de 1965. (*)

En-la lista de Octubre, Chipre encabeza los quinta columnistas marítimos con tres

•(3) buques;

seguida de Gran Bretaña con sólo dos (2) buques y Grecia también

con i

dos (2) buques.

A continuación la lista completa del mes de. Octubres

NOMBRE DEL BUNUE

BANDERA-

FECHA

FREE NAVIGATOR

RUTHY ANN

EL TORO

VENICE

ROULA MARIA

TRENA

NEYFCREST

Chipriota

Britậnica

Chipriota

Británica-

Griega

Griega

Chipriota

PUERTO.

Cárdenas

9 Octubre

Habana®

12 Octubre

Habana

21 Octubre

Stgo. de Cuba

22 Octubre

Isabela de Saguá

27. Cictubre

Habana

30 Octubre

• Cárdenas

31 Octubre

(*) Octubre 1963s-26 buques

Octubre

1964 & 23 buques

Octubre

1965, 21 buques

Octubre 19668

7 buques

(baja record para este nes y para

todo el período).

UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA (U.R.)

Miami,

18 de Noviembre de 1966

REF. :

221

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MIAMI.

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CUZAN PORTS LAST

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sf Att. #6 UFGA-26348

economic intelligence itpv..

FROM THE UR. ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU

MOYMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R)

MAILING ADDRESS

Вон 2910

Miami, -Florida

PHONE!

373 . 8023

Vor. II No. le

Noveaber 22,

Ms. Paul VOLT: Landa not with represöntatives

pross in Miard In sider to discuss Cuon tride prohiens abrond and Cuban econo

no problema within.

The ERB has folt that Mr. Volta's information will se of

Intorest to all our renders,

80 therefors this. issue of the Economic Intel-

ligence Report cortaine the verbatin secount of Mr. Volta's words.

SI.:IZHENI

My name 18 Rail VOLT: Landi,

and until 1 fow days aro I held tho posts of

Counselor. to the Cuban Embassy 1n London, Representstive to the Interna-

tional fugar Cousell, Representstive to the International Coffoe Organizitioni, to

the International heat Council, and Obrerver-Dologate to the International Wool

On forender With by wifo and I were interviewed by, the pross in New York

at which time we discusied the rearons that prompter our defoction.

The results

of

this conference have appeared in the press anc therafnre today I would like

o di: cuss in sose detail economie problone confronting Cuba today with which

am, personally farilter ani which,

•I hore, will bo of interest to you gentlomen.

In in effort to be brief and not take too much of your time, my friends here

have been. kind erough to reproduce some technical and detailed information os

the following sutfsets:

sUgar,

tobacco, the problem of convertible currency,

problems

with. the lobeter exports,

and usurpation of registered trade marks.

Thoro is also attacbor a resune of positiont held since 1955..

econoric point of viou C-stro's cornunint ságino 1s well on the

to reaching = clima after having ruffered one conomie set-back after an

Caba's: lending eash crop, eugar, can be termed a failure in the

due to a rurce. of factors and particularly mismanagement: in Cuba

plus the low world price, it le unable to eupport the Cuban economy. The second

- noet important cash crop,

simlarly has been so misnanaged that today

It 10 an unimportant eerder of critically needed foreign exchange.

This economie cheos has foreed the Cuban régine to increasingly desperato

measures in order merely to survive.

For exemple,

neat, tobacco, eggs, fruit,

vegetables, coffee, preserves, and shoes are some of the products that today are

exported

from Cuba

in an attempt to ears, the hard currency to purchase heavy

machinery,

locomotiveE,

fishing boats,

and all the rest necessary to maintain

any semblance of an economy. An unfortunate reeult of this is that

today there

Is 8 serious shortage of the proper foods throu hout all of Cuba.

There 18 ra-

tioning.

The people have insufficient rice.

Even citrus fruits have had to be

rationed. Milk 1s in critically short supply.

There are not enough shoes to go

around.

Coffee,

long considered a necessity by the people, is sometimes unob

tainable and is always is short supply. Our beer, famous for years, 1s now hard-

1y drinkable when it 1s argilable.

These problens,

which before the communist

régine were totally unicom to Cuba, were trought painfully home to me each time

I returned to Havana frau sy post in London.

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- 2 .

Jest Jung lo, I una in Haven in July alter hurten me hit lesters Cuba

a. number of buildings and houses had to be rejaired all over. tho

city of Havara.

Debris from darolitions and subsequent constructions was piled

an the streets. Time passed, but the streets wore still full of debris that gave

the city the looks of a bober target. This caused considerable dirgust among

the population of Havana

nother example is that

"paperi" reality.

the food quota on the ration book is largely a.

What I mean is that the food on the book is rarely available,

lard,

and whole worthe pans without any seat there are no

o11, rice, beans, being distrib

utod. it this precise tine, in Havans,

seasoning ingredients avail-

able to tha consumer.

the meager book

quota 1s what sun one Bets, vathout any componsation for the tima durane until

he could not even got that.

There are

often fights and even minor riots at the queues on account of the fr

ritation that this situation causes.

Also I have seen that the régine is opening many new restaurants, alleged-

ly to: make recreation facilitios available to the people.

what they seek is to extract money from circulation,

as the prices at these new

places are extraordinarily high.

Hence, only the members of the ruling anew

class" may enjoy the new spots, as the working people could never afford then.

I will be happy to attempt to answer any questions that you may have se

garding those areas of life or of events in Cuba today with which I am familiar.

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SUGAR

As the Cuban representative to the International Suger Council I was able

to oberve at firet hand some of the problems facing the Cuban sugar Industry.

Sone observations folious

Internationa? Aspests

it is well known that all countries that import of produce sugar are makin

efforts

owards reaching & long-term Sugar Agreemant that would stabilizo an

critical situation in the world market of over-supply and low price.

Castro's stand to that respect has

been to boycott and undermine such efforte.

This has been clearly reflected 1n Castro's refusal to participate in the

various

work groups that have been created for that purpose under the aponsor

ship of the Secretary General of UNCTAD, Dr. Raúl Prebish.

Castro belleves that by not participeting in efforts to reach a

Sugar A

greement he can cause the collapse of the sugar industries in the less efficient

producer countries in order to bring econonic hardship to those countries 1n Ia-

tin America to which sugar exporte are important.

Castro'a ultimate and,

course, a to cause internal disturbances In these countries and thue to ripen

them for Castro-commitat subversion,

'This has béen a boomerang to Cuba.

hoped-for econanio disaster in the Latin American nations has not occured. in.

stead;

1t 1s occurring in Cuba. The régine is unable to méot Its announced

goale (the

goal for

the sugar year 1966 was 6,500,000 tons whereas 4,455,255

were actually harvested).

To nove its sugat, Cuba has been forced to grant spe-

clal discounts, for example to Japan, and to Great Britain. This further.com.

porinds the chaotic econonic situation in Cube as the country öbtains sven les®

por pous that the outrent low price of .014, $.

Intortial. Aspect?

The blows received by luba's sugar econowy fron the hurricanes and droughte

are nothing compared to the damage caused by the improvisation and incompetency

of those who today mismanage our country's affairs.

shortago of manpower

fOr

cutting the cane, the enlistment of inexperienced volunteer" cane cuttere,

the failure

of.: combine machines fron the-ISSR, and the doteriorating situatior

In the transportation of the cane crown the existing econonic anarchy.

The régime has beez committed by Castro to produce 10,000,000 tons of sugar

10 1970,

which figure sugar economists in and out of lube agree is nost unlikely.

However, the attempt to reich this goal is resulting in activities that amount

to econonde suicido.

Cuba is buying generators in England costing more than uno

dillon dollars which will be used to provide power for the "Centros de Acoplo"

(reception centers).

The concept of these centers was tried many years ago in

Cuba and discarded as both inefficient and uneconomical. There is no reason to

believe that anything has happened that will change this. So, what to do with

the generators?

One night conclude a discussion of Cuba's sugar pretens with the observa

ton that nevar before in Cuba's

economic history

has so much discussion, so

many spasches, and so mich activity reyulted in such a loas of effectivenesa.

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LOBACCO

•I was associated with the tobacco exporting enterprise (Empress CUBATAB:

for

four

years incluring three yoars as Assistant lanager.

I am happy to

make my first hand lonowledge available.

ie cultural, Aspact -

This industry is anothor example of the administrative clunsiness of the

Coniuniste.

Once the second industry of Cuba, and the source of great prestige

for our country,

1t seems to be dooned to total dostruction since the Communiat

régine took control of 1t.

Leaf tobacco production has declined by over 30% comparing the 1965 figure

(32,000 M. T.)

with the traditional production of over 45,000 M.T. yearly.

best tobacco flolds of the famed Vuelta ibajo zone,

which gave the best wrapper

in the world, have experienced a sharp decline of over 70% in yold ani quality,.

due to lack of fertilizers and the necessary care.

About

20%

of

the plantations are affocted by the bug,

as the folds and

curing sheds are not sprayed.

The INni polley. of vory low prices paid and lack

of incentives given to the most efficient producers has forced the producers to

diver't their lands to less rigky and more profitable crops.

This is particular-

ly true of the Remedios and Cabaiguán zones.

Peasants trained in tobacco grow

ing have been absorbed by cane growing. areas in order to remedy the critical

manpover situation in the latter,

but at the expense of, inflicting grave damago

to the tobacco econony.. This has brought the incorporation of "volunteer" work

ers to the

cropping

of the leaf, which workers, due to their Inexperience 1n

such a apecialized work, break the leaf, ulth the resulting damage to Its qual-

Industrtal. Aspect.-

The industrial phase of the tobacco industry has not been better off, and

in our opinion it has been the one that has suffered most from the incorpatency

of the régame. The quallty, presentation, and production volume of Cuban cigars

1) Loss of quallty due to the use of raw leaf tobacco and without the noo-

assary aging.

cigars, aluminun cases, holders, rings, cedar boxes, etc.

3) Continuous complaints

are received from foreign impurters, due to the

detection of high percentage of wormed cigars.

4) The traditional blends that gave character to each of the traditional

brands have been changed and altered,

which has resulted in the imaginable loss

of quality and prestige.

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5) Incorporation of inexperienced personnel to the preparation of "Alta

Regnl1a", (top-quality, hand nade) cigaro, which affocts the finish of the hand-

Icrafting cigars-with the result that undersisod, ovorsized, or too heavy cigare.

aro produced.

There and many other Irregularitios take place today In our Industry.

without falling to mention that tho climax of all this situation is causod bi

the lack of cigare for national consumptios; sonothing definitely unprecedented

In the filetory of our country.

The Cuban Communiat régino faces groat difficultlon' In Its offorto to make

dollars through tobacco exports, and come of them have boen pointed out already.

Nevertheless,

I belleve that the chief troublo 1s roprosonted by tho mar-

kot linitations sufferod by Cuban tobacco today.

Castro has boon unable to con

vince.

h1đ

Iron

Curtain "frienda" to purchase

the volume that was formorly ab.

sorbed ky the U.s..

Ho has only porcuaded the USSR,

Czochoslovakla,

and East

Cormany. to tuy a total of approximately 5,000 M.T.

The truth,

however, Is that

there oxports have been mado with distrust, as there havo boen roports

that ta-

ba's "friends",

aftor buying this tobacco,

re-export it to hard-currency coun

trlos at lover prices than those established by the "Emprosa CUBATBACO" for the

free world market.

I may cite a apecifto instance of this.

Lato in 1962, tho Polish enter.

ROLIPEX bought approximately 600 tons of tokacco. Tho contraot specifio-

ally prohibited re-oxportation by the Poles,

and providud that any logal diff1.

cultios that inight artoo would be subnitted for arbitration.

Aftor the delIver-

Les were rade to ROL IMPDX, roporta hogan to arrive from the Freo European narket

that Cuban tobacco leaf was being offered at a ruch lover prioo than that estab

lished by the Cuban exporting enterprise in Its sale of tobacgo to Free Europo.

At first;

it was thought

that this vas only a raneuver. for lowor pricaa. by the

European Importers, but, as time passed and CUBATAB:ICO could not place any saled,

the reporta,

which wore still coming in; vere given more credence. As a rosult

of thie, I las sent to conduct an on-the-spot Investigation in Europe,

and, sure.

enougi,

I discovered that the Poles wore Indeed re-exporting.our tobacco,

with

complete disregard of their signed agroement with Cuba.

The violation was res

portitute prozeedinge to recover damages som the Poles.

Cüban Ministry of Foreign Trade, which instructed CUBATABACO to

Cuba sued for 31 mtl-

lion and the Poles,

having boing caught red-handed, offered a settlement of

$50,000 which was accepted. The payment was made in dollars, out of the Polioh

Cubas cloariage -

This international solidarity" practiced by Conmunist countries kept bube,

for a long tiro. (1962-1963) fr0m entering lestern European narketo.

Dumping as practiced by these countries,

the lack of adequate stocka for

the Europeans' taste,

difficulties and delays in deliveries (due to ahortage of

ships) have made the Europeans shy away from buying larger quantities of Cuban

leaf, and,

many European Importers have learned that Cuba is not a reliable

source of supply.

Due to the above stateù reasos,

the Comrunist régine can barely place

2,000 M.T. 1n Weetern Europe, for an armual revenue of about L5$1, 500, 000.

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PROBLEMS. WITH.THE.LOBSTYR EXPORTE

pon ry arriväl hore I was surpriacd to loarn the oxtent of tho dotalled.

Information possosod by ÜliD:D RIVOLUCIONARLA nnd its Economic Retearch Bureau.

This Informition is accurate and I en able:to add more Informtion to that knoun

by tho U.R.

had boon exporting lobstor through Sam Beiner, of the Montreal firm

"worle rearood listributors". These exports wore rade by the Cuban concern ALi

as to "World Sesfood", and the latter' re-oxportod tho lotater to European flir

such as the Belgian "Hallowick" and the Britiah "Young Seafood".

When ALINEX was

roplaced by CUBneXPORT, tho nou Cuban concern triod to

prab the Buropean lobster markut from Bainer and

his Caradian firm. Thin was the:

objective for which CUBAEXTORT Director Rodolfo Shoning was working during a re-

tour, and,

to this onci, he indo contact with the Britiah firm

"Young Soafood",

"Jacques Fourchtoin ot Glo.",

Westorn Europe.

CUB NEX PORT

was to a large extent succosiful in thia offort to

out out Beiner.

The troublos: of CUBAOXPORT and of all other Giban foreign trado. enter-

prisos with free-world firma are dus to tha fact that Cuban concorna have no re

spoct for international trade othico.:

They tato recourco to all serto of maneu

vors,

as solling is their only concoins thiair the long run alleratos custom

eґ8.

In

the case of

the lobater c::porta lack of quality has boen apparent.

Through my office in London I Icarned of complaints of impropor cooking, pack-

108,

and even cräting

Poland; and England.

Hundrods of cases.

have been rejected by health and custome authorities and by

the

Importers

themselves.

• The problous Beinor has encountered in Canada have

been duplicated in Burope.

Naturally, the poor quality of the löbster has been the cause of probes by

Canadian,

French and British health cuthoritios.

Even the authorities of Commi

countries

such as faland and Crochóslovakia have been forcod to look into

the mattor.

• These countrios havo returned lobstor to Cuba as "unfit for human

consumption!

• This merchandise,

was subsequently placed. in the Cuban

doro tie to a22 thra expo te that are bel tired down by the ober .

abroad.

Perhaps less serIous cEBes,

but which also illustrate the régime's con-

tempt for the Cuban people,

•I refer to pro-

duots which, although sot guito unfst for humn consurption, do nut meet foreiga

quality standards, such as fruit preserves that hnve been turned down abroad bos

cause of their excessively high contents of sugar, and rum that was returned be-

cause of impuritles. These Items vere retailed to the Cuban people after boing

rejected abrasa.

There also are complaints about the presentation of the product and the

packing, all' of which has caused

protests by the affected free-world

"Jacques Fourchtein et Cle.", which complained to MiMie last

year and to CUaASXFoRI this year.

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YE URPATION OF REGISTER. D TRIDE MARXS

As 18 known, tho Castro rógimo, after monopolizing foreign trade and solzing

private

Industrios, arbitrarily decreod that all Cuban trade-marks had become

the proporty of the governmont, However, with the lawful owners of those trado-

marks scattered as exilos. over the free world, Castro has met considerable. legal

difficulties in using thò stolon brand namoo for his exports... Abroad, Castro hai

been unsuecessful, In nost cases; In assigning these trade-marks to the ragine's

export onterprises,

In most countrios, the braside are regiatored in the

names of their lawful owners.

Thua Castro violates international trade-mark regulations.

Thig- gituation

1s particularly

truo with respect to the world-famous. trade-marks of Cuban clo

Ono of the beat-known cases is tho continued exportation of cigare bear-

Ing the "La Corona" and "Honry Clay" brands, which are the proporty of the Amos

This firm was forced to take direct action in Ergland,

France, and Switzerland, countries to which Castro has had to halt exports.

examplo is the mich-debatoi case of the "BACARDI" brand, which 1o

now being contested and which will ba brought before the courts of Great Britain

by Fobruary or March next year.

In 1963,

British authorities soized a shipment of Bacardi run which was

recently returned to Cuba,

and, therefore, the rogine has boen unablo to export

this brand to England, The rogime facos sinilar problems with Canada and Japañ..

u.:=.

The first complications rising from this case took place right in Cube,

where there wore evon dismissals in Juridical. Direction of the Miniatry of Par-

Bign trade carly this

Jes in this case:

Joar. Presently, Cuba 18 facing the following difficult

duo to tuba's very laws of expropriationg and t

2) Restricted

opportunities for the Cuban régime to present iltneises, as

1t fesrs that such witnesses will take the chance to defect.

3) Troudles between tho Cuban régine and the very solicitor of the losdon

"Selfert and Seddoley" case.

as the Cuban régime has only US$ 42,000 to f1

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NAME: RAúl VOLTA Laada

1.- 19668

Married, thres children

Broderslonel Information

outan orated that the let torn sue Car

• too Groanizationi Obarver-Dologato to

, the later

natsonal Hool Group.

Agas 39.

2. - 1865-19661

3= 19848

40: 19628

5-2962-29653

6.-. 19618

7.- 1958-19698

8.= 19588

Honitor of the Trado Delegation to Spaln. Tobacco Ado.

01805.

Herber of the Trade Dalogition to Spain, Tobacco Ad-

VL00S.

Oporative Assistant Manager, "Baproca CUBATABAGO".

Chief of the Loal Tobacco Section of the 'Euprosa

Cubasa de Exportaciones".

Caloo Yeager Milioner Taleviaión Co, "'asd "Poddero»,

Saler Kanages, Hectronio Dopt., "Electro Selos Ço."

(Sylvarise)

U.R. Econondo Résearch Bureau.

10 S.5. 9th Street,

Mant, F10., U.S.A.

'Hiasl, F13., Novenber 25, 1%66=

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DISPATCH

то

Chief of Station, Bogota.

vira

Chief, WH; Chick, FE; COS,. Tokyo

ROM

Chief of Stallon:

JMWAVE

WRICT TYPIC AUSCHOLL

( Lotter Iron Jose Ri Mercado

ACTION RIQUIRLO• AUFLAINTS

ACTION REQUIRED: FYI

CLASSITICATIOM

POSED

XX

PHOCESSINO

АСТИМ

MNA48D ACE 1N04 MiDO

ДЕМУНИНО

..151894-011

НА 'АДУД ДОСЛІЯ

On 15 October Jose R. Mercado, President of the Colombian

Confederation of Workers

(CTC), discussed with AMWORD-3, the Socrotary

the CTo's plans to do what it can

Goneral of AuSCRoLL bringing Influence to bear on the trado seminar

Japan-Cuba trade by

to discourago

in. Tokyo that sas to have

begun on 19 October.

Upon his return

to

bogota, sr nicado wrote a letter to the Japaneso

Ambassador to

colombia, a copy of which

we forward togother with a translation.

PHILIP G. ELMARD

Attachments: b/y

1.

Letter (copy)

is stated

2.

Translation of letter

Distribution:

3- COS/Bogoia, watts. bfu

2-

COS/ Toky?:

2=

w/itIs. k/w

2-

"H/C,

w/; atis.

ES COPY

¡ CROSS REFERENCE TO

Zast=

CLASSUAMATION

SECRET

DATE TYPED

26 Oct 66

DATE DISPAYCHED

÷ 8 1986

OISAATCH STADOL ANO MUTADIA

UFGA-26277

MEACAUARTERS FRE NUMBER

14-120-26

19-120-26/3

At317

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к..

CONFEDERACIÓN DE TRABAJADORES DE COLOMBIA

A JURIDICA NO. 979

PILIAL

Loscil, Do':a Cocubr:: 17/66

i.. COLO: SIA

3o

lixe lanticino scior imbijadors

coi ucrsió: è que aurante los

ufas 19 y 21 del personce noo se esulizara do analiardo de

Comincio ei la giudaii de Poguio, con lu participiole de

BAJALOLO Di COLONIA COLOCO, QuéreE COlterãr DOr Eu COn •

cucio il coulcio percoralico a 1 Jinon la solichin que ci

orejs oc:lo:c:, noics foinulado pretile a que cree lo

clo

ciono cumulicido cos el ricloon Comunista de Cuba,

al commiárár que lus divisas co: el Coulorto un Cibia lo -

LE que di Ventê dr sus productoo, co utilizuuu para fliMI

clar la cubvurcibo y il scarórieno de la Anirich batria.

jaccra colichtud li Lormla

sucstro finha, ya que Cololibia coio durds prísos de i. rica

ain copecaldo dcuro del promia di 1.f1ltriC10.05.quo

diado Coon hù plicaficado

lo ca-firie cl Purilaioo.

riales dol 12 de Goïubre.

Insiccisos en haoer luta pet1

cili porqui conglacraros que nl coüluar ol Jupo. Cour -

•c1:ã0 co: Ciba Co:u Ista, es tario coino contribillo i suga

1a.107 ti dolion cá micoico que mê tirmirado con les L1br

tedro ancorunicio, lo fomitado el ascolnato en raga y el

ie incraraso il cuiar esta sicuccio:: nos verita cie lu

trios los pruccios japo curo codo lo benos ircia

10, Los barcus de lui palses qui catti nosociardo con Cubão

isperá de sus cratar iot1o

il ¿ ins suscribilos ie ld. at. tuente:

n00001100 10

CO! LILCIO. I: BIGAUNDOUS LA COLONNiN COI.C.

Lugle Brine

ICE BOGOTA, COLOMAIA

CS CSPY

19.126-26

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Tll.+0+:- 4559-267999

Bogotá, D. Eu, October 17, 1966

Drero. St.

B-bejaior dol Japon

En Colo-kla

S.

• До.

startlence:

and dil ascouns of the forthcondni; Traco Serinar tiat will tako place pros

nach of this month in tao dit: of Tolyo, with the participa-

501 In51r. Anerican countrios, die CONTODHPATIOY OF MRiERS OF CO

ст?,

rishos to roitorato thruth iou, to the Democratic Goverrment

ti" tacrost wo-have fomulates in other scasions,

roforent to the

lic orranent trade that Japar. has established with the Cuban

Co 22::

об ! c:

$:8•1.9

considering that the curroney obtained from the selling

neuria, is used by the Goveriant of Cuba to finance the subver -

30::0:isr in Latin Amorica.

cois ilato our request in the hope of saving the interests of the:

.. So:cratic workers and the institutional integrity of our country,

sti:

¿clia, tho same as other inerican countriés; fom part of the in -

::.-01ro rar that has been plannod iron cuba by the International Ga

as was confired in the neuspaner "al Tiempo" in one of its odito

Jatribor 12.

: insint in this petition becure ve

conside: that if Japan continues

hi, irid 11ün Corzunist Cuba, It jould Le

sio saro as to contributo to the

3: = r0:10 in Anorica maici las puù an eni to the democratio Iroa.

is priored the mass murder and tha impriso went of thousands of deng

- ORcEis and workers.

Is this situation porsist, we would be: forced

to other tith other countries of merica,

the.boycott.to all

sainte products as we have done with the sips of those countrlos that aro

ho.dir trade with Cuba.

#0=irE. to hoar from you soon, lie renali,

sincerely yoUrs,

JOSE B. MERCADO

PRESIDET

SIGEITO MOLINA BARRIOS

SECRETARY GEERAL IN CHARGE

ВS COPY

is + 1869-26277

14-1.20-26

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DISPATCH

CLASSHICAIIKA

•SECRET

PROCESSING

ACTON

- POSED

Chief, WH Division

tota

MARNED FOR. INDEXIRO

NO: INDEXiME REQUINCO

ORLY QUALIFIED

HiDDURATIN'S DESA

CAN NOCE. INDEXINO

FADSTRACT

тром

Chief of Station, JAWAVE

sE TYPIC/Operational

^ Quarterly Progress Reports Concerning Political Action Programs

'ACTION REQUIRED. RESURENCTI

Lac

Forwarded herewith are Progress Reports for the First

Quarter of FY 67 concerning eight Political Action programs of

the Station; these programs are listed under the Covert Action

sector of the FY 67 budget: •

AMS CROLL

AMCROW

AMBASAL

AMLIRA

ANSTRUT

AMWASP

ANKNOT

АММОР

MICROFILMED

NOv.2

19E6

DOC. MICRO. BER

2.

The first quarter of FY 67 was a period of readjustment

in the political action field, all of the above programs having

been reduced in size and. cost in the last quarter of FY 66.

That

the PW Branch has succeeded

in reaching the initial projected

goals with respect to economy of political action operations 1n

FY 67 is demonstrated by the following tabulation of

expenses:

Program

AMSCROLL

AMCROW

AMBASAL

•AMLI RA

AMSTRUT

AMWASP

AMKNOT

АММОР

Projected lst

Actual lst

Quarter Cost

Quarter Cost

36,750

33,873

3

3, 750

6,077

11,500

12,226

16,250

16,434

24,000

16,185

6,000

3,

4,228

000

1,988

750

2,225

Total

105,000

93,234

Attachment:

Progress Reports, /IDENS V/S/CLy5k)

0-14-126

Distribution:

2 -WH/C, w/att.

DATE TYPED

DATE DESPATCHEED

27 OCT 56

DISPATCH STAXBOL ANO MURABER

27 OCT 66

.

G°30 7

Modishing 136

10: aids:199

15-126-

ц/.

* + / 33

1: 56.13

.../ 3

CLASSIFICATIONI

SECRET

UFGA-26303

HEAOQUAATERS FILE NUMBER

19-126.26

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

CLASRIRICATION

SECRET

IDEA TEN INSERT CEONL

UFGA -26303

3.

In the second quarter the Station will continue its cost

reduction action aimed at achicving

substantial reduction in

Corert Action costs prior to le orre er 109?,

-ad attraching

by she beginning of FY 68 a level of expenditure much below that

projected for. FY

67.

HILLO G. ELMAR

SI MARVIOUS EDITION

LASSUICATIOES

SECRET

PAGENC

CONTRARO

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SECRET

MEMORANDUM

TO

: Chol. 01 Station, JAMAVE

FROM

PH MARCHBANK

SUBJECT:

TYPIC/OPERATIONAL

AMsCROLL Progross Roport,

I July - 30 Septembar 1968

19 Octobor 1968

NPW- 1207

Distribution

1-PH/MARCHBANK

1-PW/Chrono

1-REG

A. .

OPFRATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

This quartor oponed with an intornal reorganization

of

ANSCROLL bocoming offoctivo.. The reorganiiation had been under.

taken in the interosts of officiency and economy.

the Departments,

of Labor, Homen, Torolgn Altairs, Coordination,

and Youth were

This action got rid of largoly Inoffoctivo peoplo who

had boón rocolving salarion and will prevent dissipation of AuschOl.

lunds and energios. the new, stroan lined organization 1a bettor

11a1d It knows bogt: econonto action.

With its prosont stall 1t In also ablo to undertako action in

polltical, jouth, and the other flolda should thie bo dealrablo.

2.

The maJOr actlvItIon of AMSCROlL, during thie quarter soll

into

fOur catOgorios.

They are economlo actlvlties, Bros forld

shipping to Cuba, dissentation of propaganda, and the MISCROLI.

radio progran.

•a. In the economic field AMSCROLL continued 1ta analysia of

the 1988 sugar harvost thet officlally endod at 11:00 p.u. 01 37 June.

though mind-up aotivitles continued into this quarter.

(2,014,715 tons) of 1ts announced goal of 8,500;000 tons, which goal

vas set by Castro 1n his May Day, 1965 speech.

Sources of Information

vore the dally productlon figures of Radio Havana; analysos con-

ducted by other exports süch as 5. 0. Licht, Czarnikow-Flanda, the

Herrill Lynch reekly Sugar Letter,

oto., Information the station ras

ablo to pass; and the background

of such experts as AuSNAkE-1,

AMRAIN-L

and ANHABP-1.

The station has deen, stories based upos

these reloases in the Hlan1 Herald; the Mianl Nowa, the Econoulo

Intelligence Unit,

a London publication; Alerta, a publication fa

Gustonala; the Inorican Marine Engineer; the Times of America; and

DiarIO LaN AmariCas.

To addition appropriato Btation assets ouch as

AlBY replay much of this information.

The polnt of this vas to

dononstrate. to Froo World commercial Circles and to the Cuban radio

audionco that cuban acououle promiaos aro not rollable and banco

that Cuba 18 an unrollable nation with which to trade.

In support

of this theno this quartor also marked the beginning of the campaigo

GROUP I: EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION

CS furt

MICROFILMED

SECRET

NOV 2 1968

DOC. MICRO. GER.

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againat Cuban lobaters that are being aold in Canada and Europo.

The firat publle surfacing know to the Station of this atudy was

astory that appeared in the Miami Nows on 38 Septembor.

This

story was prepared froM an AUSCHUlL pross roloaso that vas mallod

to the AusCROlL liat of businesu people, bankers, and tradera 10

EuropP

and Japas.. In adultion, the local AFP COrTeR-

Also during thla quarter ANScrOll released other studios.

of an economio nature on such sutjecta as Cuban trade vith spals,

the status of the Cuban oll induatry, and the ?alluro of sochantia

thon of the Cuban sugar industry.

The bases of these studies vero

providod by the station, often from inforsation provided by qualllled

rofugoos arriving via tie air lift.

In other cases, AMSCROLL

porsonnel--particularly ALFRAME-1-Mould Interview sone of those

refugeos.

b.

A continuing effort was mado during the quartor to

publicize Free Horld shipping with Cuba.

Each nonth a liat 1g

compiled by the station of those ships frox the Free world that

visitod Cuba during the previous nonth which is passed to AlSCROL.

for releaso to the press.

In addition, a special study was sado

rogarding the Grook I1rm Tranco Shipping Comprny, The viro servicos

rogularly carry this information and 27 published storios on this

subjeot in U.S., Canadian,

and soglish pubiloations cane, to the

Station's attontion durtag this poriod.

more mallad to Cuba.

During this perlod 16,000 plecos of printed material

This Included. 7, 500 coples of AMSCROLL!&

mintaturo newspaper which. contained condenaed storios of such items

an Caatro's 26th Of July Spooch, quotationa from parlier Castro

defoctions of. Cuban Beaises.

Also, 1,500 coplos. were malled to

of a notice that publicizes the AuSChOll radio prograi and which.

requests. readera of, the sinlature neugpaper to loave it in pupilo

places for othera to road. AMSCROLL at111 has a supply of tho

Boap sheats uhloh carrlos an Imprintod nossage. for the rociplente

not to loo bopo..

One thowsand of these vere mailed to Cuba and

no anticipato continuing mallings until, the supply of these soap

shoots la oxhaustod.

About 1,350 coplos of the econonto studios

described in 2.u. abovo vero salled to a carefully compilad 11a8

of banks, businoss faras, etc. in the u.8..

Europe, and Japen.

About 1,600 coplos of thesa roleases transluted lato spandan vero

also diatributod.

The AuSCROLL radio program 1s on the air over ANTHIGH

for ten minutas each day of tho meek except sunday.

Thia program

la Increaslugly addrossing.itsalf to the acononio fajluro of

cosmunisa In Cuba, the ocononto failuro of Cuba abroad, and to tha

Increaslag politioal and oconomle Isolation of Cuba fros both tha

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and Coumunlat norlds.

To those ende, prominence was alvon to

problems with the sugar crop, statements preparod ospecially. for

AMSCROLL by such defectors as AHBRAY-1, AMBINÇO-1, and soloctod

de foctors

from the Cuban norchant marine.

tho program ran a Borlos

of quótations fron carlior Castro spooches that vore pittod aratnat

official govornment statistics of a curront naturo that gave the

ilo to Castro'a carlter pronises. Also, the program sought to explott

such spocific itons as sulling Cuban beef to Spain which Increased

the chortage in Cuba, sending medical equipment and drugs to the

Congo though these are desperately needod In Cuba, etc.

DurIng

thts perlod the program rocolved ll lettors from Cuban

11stonors

aB {0l10w6:

July,

Z8 August:, 4; and Septembor, S. With one excop

ton those lottori voro favorablo In their responge.

As in the

past aMscroLL continued. to front for AMSHADY-l's radio program

OVAr IMHOPE and 'ANTUMOR.

AlsO, AUSCROLL continued to frost for a

musicai progran which it doon not produce.

B. ADMINISTRATION

8.

. The amount budgeted for the quarter under rovlow was

-$38,150.00; whoreas,

$33,873.00 wis spent.

01 this amount $11,217.00.

VaB

for nalurion and $22,856.00 for operational exponses which

Included office maintonanco. A determinod and succesaful effort

has bion mado to keep actual expenses under the budgeted amount.

Important to this was the raorganization described In A.d. above

which in salaries alone amounted to a monthly reduction of 81, 200.00.

Operational and housekooplng oxponses have also been reduced over

provlous nonthe uith, the station belloves, ni improved operational

result.

C. PROBLEMS

4.

The Station bolloves that- 1t has ovoroome a sourco of

potontial trouble by pressing the reorganization of AusCholL that

bocame affoctivo 1 July 1n that porsons who in the past had been

trouble makers were onsed out.

The only remaining problen In the

evor-prosent one of ANFRAME-l who is capable of earning considerably

Lore than the station is pay.08..

As an

parSOn w1th & BrOuIng family ho

up to this personal probion of bis.

He profers to remain in the work

he is now dolng for woFACT which, cuupled with a recent salary

InCroaBO tO $450.00 a nonth should combine to rotain sins at loast

•Ior the noar future. Hia nifo has rocently rocolved an IMprOBBiVO

nonetary prize of an acadento natur and AUFRAME-l'& LanIly In Veno-

zuBle is currentLy supplementing his HofAcT pay, which factora also

belp.

D. PLANS FOR NEXT LUARTER

5. Adminietrativoly no expect AMSCROLL to continue as

reorgandred and no are hopeful that ve can affoot saditional

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oconomlos: Mporstionally the station has theso specifia projoote

In alnd which aro in addition to tho normal activitios:

ANSCROLL will attempt to push further the station

dorolopod story of the apollod Cuban lobater with the goal 11

mind of having it branded of dubious quality in Canada, Franco..

and othor countries.

the atation has bogus sta utilization of auschoil to

analyzo the 1987 sugar harvest.

As LOT the 1906 harvest, AMSCROLL'S

Ilnal projoction of the rosults of, the harvest was mado on 23 May,

BOno fIVo WoOkE In advance of the 20 Juno offIcial Cuban announce

mont. ANSCROLE prodiotod a harvost of 1,490,400 tons, only 41,145

tons ovor the actual figuro. lo know of no ono who cama this clone.

We have observed with Interest how such forecastara au Merrill Lynch.

offerod figures that ome oven closor to the AuSCRol projoctions

as the final harvest date approachod. la hopo to ropoat this

performance for the coming yoar.

At the oloso of this reporting poriod the station began

a campalgo. to discourago Japao-Cuban trado 1n Lavor of expandod

Japanoso trade with othor Latin American nations.

This campaign

bas tho concurrence of Hoadquartor and Station Tokyo DIRECTOR-38498

and TOXY0-9962) : ANFRAME-1 and AMSNAKE-l are being utilizod to

Laplomant this

campalgn Insofar as Latin American builnoss OrfRAl32-

tIons are conrorned.

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SECRE T 2518072 CITE UMWAVE 3815

KINGSTON INFO DIRECTOR

26000.25061

TYPIC AMSCROLL

10 ON 24 OCTOBER REV. HENRY MUIR, WHO SAID HE PRESIDENT.

OF THE UNITED LIBERAL

PARTY, CALLED UPON IDEN A WHO SECRETARY

GENERAL OF AMSCROLL (IDEN B). MUIR ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE FOR

HIS PARTY'S FIGHI AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES IN JAMAICA. MUIR

SAID HE FRIENDLY WITH CHIEF LNGOLD IN JAMAICA AND

EXPLAINED HE HAS INSUFFICIENT "MEANS" FOR HIS PARTY, IDEN A

RESPONDED THAT SCROLL HARDLY HAS MEANS FOR ITS OWN EFFORTS

AND THAT IT UNABLE RENDER SUPPORI OTHER GROUPS,.

IDEN A

SHOWED MUIR ÄROUND AMSCROLL PREMISES AND GAVE HIM SAMPLES

AMSCROLL FUELICATIONS. MUIR EXPRESSED INTEREST IN AT LEAST:

ONE PUBLICATION AND SAID IN FUTURE HE WOULD LIKE ADDITONAL

COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION IN JAMAICA.

• 2.

ON 25 OCTOBER MUIR TELEPHONED IDEN A TO ASK

FOR

"A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS" TO FINANCE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA WHERE'

MUIR SAYS HE HAS JAMAICAN CONTACIS WHO WILL PROVIDE FUNDS IF

MUIR CAN ONLY GET THERE. IDEN A DECLINED., MUIR SAID HE

UNSUCCESSFUL RAISING FUNDS THUS FAR IN MUAVE AREA AND

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UHLESS ME HAS IMMEDIATE SUCCESS HE WILL RETURN JAMAICA

27 OCTOBER.

3a STATION PLANS NO FURTHER ACTION MUIR'S REQUESTS

UNLESS ADDÉES REQUEST OTHERVISE.

SEE RINEX MUIR. NO JAMAVE TRACES.

BI

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266: 23061

TYPIC AMSCROLL

1. ON 24 OCIOBER REV. HENRY MUIR, WHO SAID HE PRESIDENT

OF THE UNITED LIBERAL PARTY, CALLED UPON IDEN A WHO SECRETARY

GENERAL OF AMSCROLL (IDEN B). MUIR ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE FOR

HIS PARTY'S FIGHT AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES IN JAMAICA.. MUIR

SAID HE FRIENDLY WITH CHIEF LNGOLD IN JAMAICA AND

EXPLAINED HE HAS INSUFFICIENT. "MEANS" FOR HIS PARTY. IDEN A

RESPONDED THAT SMCROLL HARDLY HAS MEANS FOR ITS OWN EFFORTS

AND THAT' IT UNABLE RENDER SUPPORT OTHER GROUPS: IDEN A

SHOWED MUIR AROUND AMSCROLL PREMISES AND GAVE HIM SAMPLES

AMSCROLL PUBLICATIONS. MUIR EXPRESSED INTEREST IN AT LEAST

ONE PUBLICATION AND SAID IN FUTURE HE WOULD LIKE ADDITONAL

COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION IN JAMAICA.

2. ON 25 OCIOBER MUIR TELEPHONED IDEN A TO ASK FOR

"A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS" TO FINANCE TRIF TO CALIFORNIA WHERE

MUIR SAYS HE HAS JAMAICAN CONTACIS WHO WILL PROVIDE FUNDS IF

MUIR CAN ONLY GET THERE: IDEN. A DECLINED. MUIR SAID HE

•UNSUCCESSFUL RAISING FUNDS THUS FAR IN UMWAVE AREA AND

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UNLESS ME HAS IMMEDIATE SUCCESS HE WILL RETURN JAMAICA

27 OCTOBER.

3. STATION PLANS NO FURTHER ACTION MUIR'S REQUESIS

UNLESS ADDEES REQUEST OTHERWISE.

SEE RINEX MUIR. NO MUAVE TRACES.

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JAWAVE INFO DIRECTOR, PARIS

7 0c 66. 12409

TYPIC NEVIPER ANSCROLL

ALF A JAGE 3352(1N 685/55

NO STAIION TRACES BELIVER OR WORLD SEAFOOD. SEARCH OF MONTREAL,

OTTAWA, TORCHIO, WINNIPEG DAILY NEWSPAPERE 26 SEPTERSER THRU 6

OCTODER HAS FAILED REVEAL AÑY MENTION REF a STORY.

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assinicaiion

SECRET

PROCESSINO

ACTION

•I MARARO PON INDERIMO

Chior of Station, Paria

NO: RITUIMO AIQUIALO

vachiof, wH

CHLY QUALTIED

MANQUAITIDS DESH

Chiof, AE

CAR JUDGE INDEXIAO

FROM

ABSTRACT

Chict of Station, UNWAVE

• MICROFICA

SUBST TYPIC NIPER/ AMSCROLL:

Cuban Lobster Sales

¡ACTION REQUIREO. RETORENOR

ACTION REQUIRED: See Paragraph 2.

REFERENCE: JUWAVE-3309

1.

As indicatod in the reforence the ANSCROLL study on Cuban

probloms in markoting its lobsters 'in Franco and Canada as woll as

a clip of local press play were airnilod to the Paris Station on

29 September.

The AFP account which was filod with its New York

offico is a much shortor and loss complote vorsion than the clip

alroady airmailod you.

2.

Ho aro planning a follow-lip story por Paragraph 3 of the

reforence and will vory much appreviate being inforied of any Fronch 7

roaction. that may grow out of the iff story or Station efforts.

It

rould bo particularly holpful if we could indicate that the Fronch

health authoritios have found it nucessary to Inspect these shipments

duo to the inforior quality and impropor cooking of the lobsters.

Faird

PHILIP G. ELSARD

Distribution:

C/NE 20c Jons: ELF

2 - WH/C

CROSS REFERENCE TO

CS COPY

Exotial thi duncatit

ОЛТЕ ПАРО

3 Oct 66

DESPATOM STREBUL AND NUMBRA

120-

26

DATE DISPATCHED

OCT

5 1966

UFGI-26099

CLASSiNCAnON

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DISPATCH

CLASSANCAIKA

то

Chief of Station, Ottava

too Chief, WH

mo ChIoS Of StatIon, JAWAVE

TYPIC/VIPER/ANSCROLL

C Cubin Lobster

OM REQUIRED: MO TRIPICO

ACTION REQUIRED: For COS, Ottawa to deterritoo

REFERENCE: JIHAVE-3309.

г40)

C|wH

PROCESSING

АСТЮМ

MATRIO PID INDRAIRO

NO INDEXIMO-MIQUIACO:

CHAT QUALITIO

MANUARTIAS. D15

CAN JUDGE SAUCTINO

ABSTRACT

MICROFILM

1.

'No: fordard by separate cover the AHSCROLL report, pago 4 01

which containa the study on Cuban-Canadian lobster trado

discussed

1o tho reforenco as woll as à clip of the ANTAFFY-l treatment of this

study.

It may be of intorest to roport that the mailing l18t

routinoly used for thia and siullar atudies of this naturo contalng

tho following Canadian firms:

Montroal Elar; Canadian Intolligenço

Pubileations, P.O. Box 130, Plosherton, -Ontarlo; Financial Times ol

Montroal; Pinancial Poat, Toronto; Canadian Chamber of Connorce,

Montreal, Canadian Press, a nows. agency located in Toronto; and

the

Miniatry 01 Trado and Connerco.

?.

As part of tho follow-up play Bration of course would

appreciato any resction from the Canadian press or other sources.

We will particularly appreciato boing inforiad 11 It comes to the

attontion of Station Ottawn that the haalth authoritles laspect,

condoni, as otherulie take any action où tenso ibipmento.

PETLIP G. ELLARD

Attachments;

USC

1.Roport

2.C11p

Distribution:

3- COS/Ottavs, u/atts. use

2- C/VE, n/o atts.

2- WH/C, v/o atta.

Bestatar trora artoratie

exchmilitesttos.

¡ CROSS PETERENCE TO

CS COPY.

OASSINICATION

ВЕСВЕТ

DATE TYPED

19.120.26

DATE DASPATOMED

30-Sop 66

PC.

DISPATCH STADOL ANO NUMBER

5. 186

UFGA-26091

HEAOQUARTERO TRE NUMBER

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TYPIC MHVIPER AMSCROLL

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1. NORTH AMERICAN NEUSPAPER ALLIANCE (NANA) WISHES

DISTRIBUTE FEATURE ARTICLE BASED UPON AMTAFFY I SIORY

DESCRIBED REF A. PRIOR FELEASING ARTICLE NANA HAS ASKED

AMSAFFY-¿ CHECK FURTHER FOR MORE FACTS.. IN ATTEMPTING THIS

AMTAFFY-I UNABLE REACH• SAY SEIVÉR INCUGH HAS SPOKEN TO MRS.

BEINER AI REF B NUMBER UNO CONFIRMS BEINER HOME ALSO WORLD

SEAFOOD DISIRIBUTORS' OFFICE, SHE SAYS BEINER NOT AVAILABLE.

AS CONSEQUENCE BOTH NAVA AND AMTAFFY -1 BELIEVE THEY ON TO

BIG STORY AND VANA MAS DECIDED SIT ON MATERIAL IT NOW HAS

VITIL MORE BACXGROUND INTO ON BEINER, WORLD SEAFOOD, AND

THEIR METHODS OF OPERATION CAN BE DEVELOPED.

2. REQUEST HAS AND OTTAVA TRACES SEIVER AND WORLD

SEAFOOD WITH. INDICATIDN MAI CAN BE PASSED AMTAFFY-LO FROM

OTTAWA ALSO REQUEST ANY ARDITIONAL INFO ON THIS SUBJECT,

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ESPECIALLY ANY OBSERVED LOCAL REACSION REF C LISTS SEVEN

CANADIAN FIRMS AND AGENCIES THAT HECEIVED OPIGINAL -AMSCROLL

RELEASE ABOUT 23 SEPT WHICH MAY HAVE GENERATED CANADIAN

PUBLICITYS, THES INFO WILL BE INCLUDED IN FOLLOW-UP STORY

MENTIONED PARA 3 REF A. FOR OBVIOUS REASONS PLEASE DO NOI

CHECK WITH LIAISON.

3. FOR PARIS: MILL BE HAFPY INCLUDE AlY ANGLE YOU

PROVIDE RE JACQUES FOURCHIEl" & CIE, OR OTHERS IHAT MAY BE

DEALiNG IN CUBAN LOBSTERS.

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*

CHECK OF CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL REGISTERS, FRASERS TRADE DIRECTORY,

DOM INION BUREAU OF STAI ISTICS COMPANY LISTINGS, FOOD PROCESSORS,

SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS, PACKERS 1965-1966 AS WELL AS TELEPHONE

DIRECTORIES INDICATE NO

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REQUEST BY IMMEDIATE CABLE EXACT BUSINESS ADDRESS WORLD SEAFOOD

DISTRIBUIORS WHICH WE BELIEVE TO BE IN MONTREAL AREA OR POSSIBLY

TORONTO. FYI MONTREAL TELEPHONE OPERATOR HAS INFORMED LOCAL

NEWSPAPER ATTEMPTING TO CHECK REF STORY THAT THERE NO FIRM WITH

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29 Sept GE

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ARTICLE STRESSED LATE DELIVERIES, SHUDDY CUBAN SUSINESS PRACTICES,

INPROPERLY COOKED NEAT, AND ENDED ON NOTE THAI LATEST SHIPHENT

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CARTONS HAD BEEN DISTRIUUTED THROUGHOUI CANADA.

2. STUDY RELEASED BY ASCROLL 26 SEPT. AFP FILED

STORY 26 SEPT AND ALTAFFY-I PROVIDED EXCELLENT COVERAGE 29

SEPT. DELIEVE ADDITONAL PUBLICITY THESE FACIS

ESPECIALLY ABROAD WILL FURTHER EXACERBATE AT LEAST CUBA/

CANADA TRADE. RELEASE AND

CLIP FORWARDED HQS. ALSO

AIRMIAILING PARIS, POUCHING OITAWA.

3Ó FOLLOW-UP STORY IN PREPARATION.

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1. ANSCROLL RADIO ON 21 SEPTETSER AÉ PORTED CUBAEXPORT

WAS NEGOI IATING TO SELL CUBAN BEEF TO COMISARIA GENERAL IN

TWO UNITS OF ONE THOUSAND TONS EACH. BROADCAST RECALLED

DECEMBER SALE BEEF TO SPAIN WHICH UPÓN ARRIVAL WAS FOUND TO

BE SHORT BY 135 PIECES. BROADCASI

5 FOR 29 SEPTEMBER WILL

UPDATE THIS REPORT USING INFO CONTAINED REF.

2. JMHOPE AND OTHER RADIO ASSETS WILL HIT THEME OF GOC

EXPORTS OF MEAT WHILE CUBAN PEOPLE SUFFERING

SEVERE SHORTAGE.

WILL POINT OUT IHAT HARD CURRENCY OBTAINED BY GOC IN TRADE

WITH SPAIN AND OTHER FREE WORLD NATIONS USED BY GOC TO EXPORT

SUSVERSION AND VIOLENCE ABROAD AND TO STRENGTHEN INTERNAL

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REFERENCE: TOKYO 9840 (IN 97101)

SUGGEST AMSCROLL THROUGH IDEN WRITE TRADE ORGANIZATIONS

WITH WHICH IDEN IN CONTACI IN ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA,

MEXICO, AND PERU SUGGESTING THEY BRING PRESSURE THEIR

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SUBUECT

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ACTION ACQUIREO ALICHÊNCES

ACTION REQUIRED: For Kingston to determine..

M(04S: 41643 DIEN

ARSTRACT

Por COS, Kingston's recent request we forward by separate

cover twenty-five coplus of the publication, Economic Intelligonco

Report.

This is issuod monthly in English and until ve are, informed

othorviso we shall in the future forraid twenty-l'ivo copies under a

transmittal manifost.

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FROM THE U.R.-ECONOMIC RESEARCH-BUREAU •

MOVMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONA RIA (U.R)

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ECONOMICAS DE UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA.-

LA CALIDAD ACTUAL DEL AZUCAR CUBANO

Por el Ingeniero Raúl Esparza Tabares

ex-Director de Investigaciones Tecno-

16gicas del Ministerio del Azúcar (MINAZ) de Cuba Comunista

Este breve análisis de la calidad actual del azúcar cubano va dirigido tanto al

perito en azúcares (como paso inicial de lo que podría convertirse en un estudio mas

técnico y exhaustivo) cono al lectos ordinario, toda vez que, en Cuba, el azúcar

• casi sinónimo

de rrosperidad económica, y así, la calidad del azúcar desempeña un pa

pel de gran importancia

en la situación econónica global del país (1).

Sin mas comentarlos o notas de introducción, ofrecemos à continuación el análio

sis de la calidad actual del azúcar cubanos

1.- Materias. Extrañass

a) Azúcar crudor la Industria azucarera cubana

se caracterizaba por recibir pa-

ra su procesamiento, la mejor calidad de caña de azúcar en cuanto a su contenido de-

materlas extrañas (menos del 3%): Actualmente y por causa de los trabajadores "vo-

luntarlos" por un lado y por otro a la mecanización de la cosecha de la caña, las ma.

terias extrañas que acompañan a la caña al llegar al Central para su procesamiento

ha aumentado al 8% en el caso de los voluntarios y al 19% en el caso de las máquinas

de cortar caña soviéticas. Es: de. señalarse que dentro de la composición de estas ma

terias extrañas está incuida la tierra, y como quiera que las tierras de Cuba tienen

en su comnosición un alto contenido de arcillas, estas son muy difíciles de eliminar

en el procesó tecnológico de purificación y afectan grandemente la calidad del azú -

car crudo.

b) Azúcar Refinor Las materias extrañas, principalmente arcillas de las tierras

llegan hasta el azúcar refino dándole color al mismo y dejando residuos insolubles

al ser disueltas esta azúcar. 'Esto disminuye la calidad del azúcar refino no sola -

mente para el consumo humano direçto;

siro que ocasiona graves perjuicios en las in-

dustrias de alimentos que utilizan el azúcai refino. Lo mismo sucede con las indus-

trias de refrescos.

(1) No es necesario ensalzar la calidad del azúcar cubano que producía antes de

castro, ya que su prestigio en el mercado mundial es un hecho de sobra cong

cido.

Lo mismo puede decfrse de los técnicos cubanos en azúcar, con quie -

nes los expertos intenacionales han tenido amplia oportunidad de discutir

los actino ano artico e intercamb Coles y sugerencias Ibremonto. Esta

situación ya no existe.

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2.- Polarización,

a) Azúcar crudo, En éroças anteriores al ségimen comunista, Cuba no producía azú-

cares crudos con polarizaciones menores de 97.0 a 97:5%, y para muchos mercados

tranjeros se enlucían azúcares crudos con polarizaciones superlores a 98.0%.

En 1a

actualidad un perelento significativo de la producción no alcanza esos valores, dán:

dose cásos de azúcaros crudos con polarizaciones de 96.0 y 95.0 Do

en los mercados internac lonales principalmento por su grado de polarización, la

deberá ser como mínimo 99.9%. Los azúcares refinos en la actualidad bajo el régimep-

comunista no alcanzan esa cifra, manteniéndose entro 99.70 y 99.80 %.

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cual

3. = Humedad e

a) Azúcar Crudos Los azúcares crudos cubanos siempre se caracterizaban por su ba-

jo contenido de humedad, lo cual los hacía de magníficas condiciones

pora resistir'al

macenamientos

solongados y manipulación segura a estos azúcares.

Actualmente el con

tenido de humedad ha aumentado hasta un 200%, debido a varlos factores como son, con

tenido de cololdes producidos por las arcillas de las tierras,

condiciones deificien

tes de las centrífugas de azúcar, mayor contenido de mieles en el azúcar, etc. Ado:

más, en muchas ocasiones, azúcares producidos en buenas condiciones se deterioran do-

bido a la humedad existente a causa de deficienclas en el almacenajo en contrales. y:

puertos de embarque.

b) Azúcar Refino, La deficiente tecnología y el mal estado de los equipos apropla

dos han dado coño resultado un aumento del contenido de humedad en el azúcar refino -

de casi un 70%.

Además azúcares projucidos con bajo contenido de humedad en las refa

nerías, son alterados por el mal estádo de los almacenes.

4. • Materias insolublegs

•) Azúcar Crudo, El contenido de materias insolubles el el azúcar crudo ha aumenta

do aproximadamente en un 250% debido a là mala purificación de los jugos de

caña duran

to el proceso tecnológico, y a la Introducción de materias extrañas conjuntamente con

la caña que van a parar hasta el azúcas.

b) Azúcar Refing, El uso de azúcares crudos de baja calidad, la deficiente calidad

del Acido Fosfósiço, la Tierra de Infusorios, y el Carbón Activado, productos éstos en

viados por los paisas comunistas, han tenido como consecuencla un aumento del porcenta

jo de materias insolubles en los azúcares refinos de aproximadamente el 200%, reducien:

do considerablemente la calidad de estos azúcares refinos.

5 • COlOF's

300%1 ca tie o preo diente lo e lo de eso cros a como materia pr ema un

las refinerías.

b) Azúcar Refing, Este es uno de los, factores importantes en la calidad de 10s azú

cares refinos e flancos, y en los años recientes, debido a deficienclas tecnológicas,

a la ausencia casi total de técnicos con experiencia, y a la baja calidad de los matao

ríales decolorantes tales como el Carbón Activado suministrado por Polonia y la Unión

Soviética, el Índica de color, medido en UnIdades ICUMSA, ha aumentado en un 200%0.

Es

de señalar que ninguna refinería del país cumple las especificaciones en cuanto al fr

dica de color establecidas por los Métodos Internacionales de Control de Calidado

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6.- Problemas Específicos del Azúcar Crudgs

a) Filtrabilidad, El Indico de filtrabilidad que mide las propledados precisamento

de refinación del azúcar crudo, ha bajado en un 250% en los años recientes, afectando

serlamente los costos de producción de las refinerías que emplean este azúcas erudo es

mo materia prima.

b) Unsformidad dol erano de Azúcar,. Como consecuencia de la total ausencia de o -

quinos automíticos para contrôlar la cristalización del azúcar, ya que la gran mayosía

ha aldo destruido y no reparado, la uniformidad de los cristales o granos del azúcar -

crudo ha disminuido a líderes inverosímiles.

Es casi imposible observar azúcares cru-

dos actualos que no tongan un alto índice de "conglomerados", "gemelos", y "Falso gra-

Jul 0o aug to que lo que emplea de los eucar con na germa pena pocasa cando dos

miolos o Impurezas que contlevan. Esto reduce la capacidad de las refinerías y aumen-

ta considerablemente su costo de producción.

producida el

como las calidades de las aguas que se emplean para el lava-

do de los azúcares en las centrífugas, al poco culdado y esmero con que son tratadas-

en los almacenes, han producido un descenso en cuanto al aspecto sanitario de los azú

cares acusándose un aumento considerable en el contenido de hongos, bacterias, y lova

duras.

Todos estos elementos extraños afectan la calidad y producen fermentaciones

secundarias en el azúcar destruyéndose parte de la sacarosa de las mismas, lo cual,r9

duce los rendimientos en las refinerías de azúcar y aumenta considerablemento el cos-

to de producción.

d) Envaseas Los envases que viene utilizando el régimen comunista en los azúca -

ses crudós, son en parte elaborados en la Unión Soviética.

Estos envases de yute son

de Infima calidad y además como no tleren las medidas standards, el azúcar se compac-

ta dentro de los sacos, producléndose muchas roturas de los mismos.

e) Azúcar Endurecida, Como consecuercia de la deficiencia en la tecnología de --

producción,

las materias extrañas, y las malas condiciones de los almacenes, el indlo

ce de azúcares endurecidos en almacenamiento ha aumentado casi un 200%.

como consecuencia grandes dificultades en las refinerías al disolver al azúcar y sa -

carla de los sacos, Además. al aumentar el costo de manipulación, se aumenta el cos-

•¿ to de producción.

7. - Problemas Específicos del Azúcar Refinge

a) Azúcares Iovertidos1 Debido a la deficiencia tecnológica y a la baja calidad -

de los azúcares crudos utilizados, el contenido de azúcares Invertidos ha aumentado

un 150% en los últimos años con el resultado de la baja de calidad de esta tipo de azy

caro

b) Cenizas, Como consecuencia de la gran cantidad de materias extrañas y la baja -

calidad de los azúcares crudos, así como la deficiente calidad de los Carbones Activa-

dos empleados en las refinerías, el contenido de cenizas ha'aumentado en los últimos -

años en un 50%, afectando la calidad de estos azúcares.

c) Contenido de Azufre (50,), El contenido de arufre on lOS aZÚcaros sofinados de

be

ser extraradamente bajo.yaque. afecta. la.salud del_consumidor y crea.grandes dif1-.

cultades en las industrias que usan el azúcar.

Como consecuencia de la baja calidad

del Ácido Fosfórico Soviético que tiene un ait contenido de Azufre, los azúcares en los

últimos_años_han_sufrido-un-aumento-del100%-an-su-contonido-de-azufre=l0-que-afecta.

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d) Contanido de Arsánicos- El Arsénico es una de las contaminacionos que mas alos

tan la calidad de cualquier produrto alimenticlo, y mucho mas elgnificativo es en ey

azúcar. Los Iroductos auxiliares usados en la refinación del azúcar tales como Acido

Fosforico-sumfnistrados-por países-comuniatas, tleno un alto porcentajo-de Arsénico:=

los que

contaminan el azúcar, habléndose elevado esta cifra en un 70% sobre los valo-

ses normales.

e) Contenido de Plomo, La presencla de Plomo en los azúcares refinados debe sor •

slanificativo, nto en los últimos años el empleo de Tlerras de Infusorios y Acido Fos

fórico de paíces comunistas que ilonen baja calidad y están contaminados con esto ala

mento, ha roducido un aumento del contenido de plomo en los azúcares sofinos de un

J0% sobre los valores normales.

•f) Contenido de Cobre, Los azúcares de Cuba se caracterizaban por su ausencia de

sin embargo al usarse los, productos contaminados y de baja calidad suministrao

•dos por los pafsos comunistas, y nos otro lado el mal estado de los equipos que t1o=

'nen partes de Cóbre, han dado como resultado un aumento en el contenido de Cobre 118=

gándose a obtener valores de 2 a 3% de Cobre en al azúcar rofino.

CONCLISIONES 1

1.-.Bajo el presente régimen, la calidad del azúcar cubano ha sufrido un tremana,

do deterioro.

2.- La Industrla azucarerá cubana no ha sido una éxcepción al principio de que

"el Comunismo es sinónimo de baja calidad".

3.- Los goblernos, los pueblos y las firmas de 108 países queaún adquieron azú

car de Cuba deben tomar nota do osto breve análisis.

Por el Buró de Investigaciones Económicas de U.R.

Ratael RIVas-Vázquez

Director

Miami, 7 de Jullo de 1966

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We request a reply to thereierence as soon as

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CO:ATE PRE BOICOT EMPRESARIAL

Management Boycott Committeo

MIAMI, PLA. • 93101 • U.B.A.

CURAN MERCHANT MARILE EFFICIALS, OFFICERS AND CRETIENBERS MIHO HAVE ARANDONED

INE IR POSTS DURING RECENT MONTIS

The "Free Cuban Merchant Marine Connittee" releases the "score" of Cuban merchant

marine orticials, officers, ano crennembers who have abandoned their posts during

recent months, thus increasing the lack of quallfied personnel dn

the merchant

fleet, another problem prosently faced by the Castro-Cormunist regime.

The "Free Cuban Merchant Marino Committee" has update the 'score" since the first

one 1t roleared the "score" contains full namos of merchant fleet officials,

ficers, and croumer, sanks, names of vessels, port utere the defections

and. dates.

IO-SCORE.-

NUNDER OF VES ELS:

16

¡IBER OF PERSONNEL : 29.

Captains

Chief Engineer, 9

FlIst Officer,

Second Engineer. 1

He lmamans

Radio Operators

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* Attached 15 the statement of Raul de la Rua Castro, former Chief Engineer

of the MY SIERRA MAESTRA, uho jumped ship in lurorán, Japan,

on March 20,

1964.-

LACUERDO

MARITIMO CON CUBA

COMUNISTA

DE LA CAMARA

COMERCIO

CONVENCION ANUAL,

JUNIO 18. 1$65)

COMMERCIAL

RACHANGE

AND

ALL MARITIME TRAFFIC WITH COMMUNIST CUBI

ALBOLUTION OF THE CHAMBER DI COMMERCE OF THI AMERICAS, XV ANNUAL LONVENTION. JUNE 16, 1965

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II.-HISIO

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RAUL, DE LA RUA CASTRO

ARNALDO GIL LOPEZ

DANIEL SOMOZA

JOSE OYARZABAL. JO

RUBEN HERRERA MARTINEZ

MIGUEL FERNANDEZ CARCIA

SALVADOR VEREITO VAZQUEZ

ASTONIO DURAN GONZALEZ

JOSE ANGEL, SERRA RIVAS

ALCIDES LOYOLA MARQUEZ

FRANCISCO DALTABUIT

MANUEL FERUANDEZ

MARCOS ESTRUCH

JESUS CRESPO

HUGO LEY ACHON

FRANCISCO FDEZ. SAN ROMAN

FRANCISCO COBAS OSES

ANTONIO ARIAS

MARIO PEREZ GIRON

HUMBERTO E. FERHANDEZ

A. CESAR LOREDO GARCIA

AUGUSTO GONZALEZ DUQUE

•P• ROBERTO SURROCA

ALBERTO TORRES GOMEZ.

PELIX GONZALEZ, ALPI

JORGE I.. SALCEDO

EMILIO LEAL VALDES

LUIS CASKS CAMPA

POSI

VESSEL

Chief Engineer

Ass. Supervisor

SIERRA MAESTRA

Firet Official

1

Chief Supervisor

MATANZAS

Steward

1

Second Engineer

COMBAT

Electrical Technician

JIGUE

Seaman

PINO DEL ACUA

Helmsman

Cook

13 DE MARZO

Captain

FRUCUBA

Helmsman

RIO JIBACOA

Radio Operator

RIO JIBACOA

Steward

MANUEL, ASCUNCE

Chief ingineer

MANUEL ASCUNCE

Chief Engineer

MANUEL, ASCUNCE

Captain

SIERRA MAESTRA

First Officer

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

Chief Engineer

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

Purser

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

Captain

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

Captain

CAMILO CIENFUDGOS

Chief

Enganeer

UVERO

• Chief Gen. Inspector

UVERO

Chief Engineer

Chief Engineer

Captain

Chief Engineer

chief Engineer

2

BAHIA DE TANAMO

HABANA

13 DE MARZO

13 DE MARZO

MATANZAS

_PLACE

Мигогап, Гарал

B1lbzo, Spain

Barcelona, Spain

Madrid, Spain

St. John, Canada

Tokyo, Japan

Bilbao, Spain

Cadiz, Spain

Madrid, Spain

St. John, Canada

El Ferrol, Spain

E Ferrol, Spain

Bilbao, Spain

Bilbao, Spain

Bilbao, Spain

Antwerp, Belgium

Osaka, Japan

Osaka, Japan

Овака, Japan

Osaka, Japan

Madrid, Spain

colembo, Ceylon

Colombo, Ceyion

Madrid, Spain

St. John, Canada

Barcelona, Spain

Bilbac, Spein

Rotterdan, Holland

Barcelona, Spain

DATE

March 26, 1966

March 14, 1966

March

16,

1966

March

5,

1966

March

4,

1966

Feb.

4,

1966

Feb.

1, 1966

Feb.

4, 1766

February, 1966

jan..

31, 1966

Jan.

20, 2966

Jan.

20, 1966

Jan.

4, 1966

Jan.

4, 1966

Jan.

4,. 1966

Dec.

31, 1965

Dac..

27, 1965

DOC.

27,

1965

Doc.

27,.1965

Doc.

27, 1965

DoC.

20,

1965

Doc.

18., 1965

DeE.

18, 2965

November, 1965

Oct.

25, 1965.

October,

1965

Aug.

23, 1965

August,

1965.

Narch,

1965

(2)

Naval construction supervisors stationed at Spaniah shipyards.-

Chief General Inspector for Membisas (Official Cuban shipping enterprise) statloned in Spain.-

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STATEMENT OF RAUL DE LA RUA CISTRO, -

My name 1s Raul de la Rús Castro, and I was the Chief Engineer atoard the Cuban MV

SIERRA MESTRA unt1l March 20, 1946, when I jumped ship in Yuroran, Japan.

Working conditions in

the Cuban Merchant: Fleet also influenced my decision.

stand the intensified espionage on board by menkers of the G-2.

It is

worth mentioning that the plan to indoctrinate Cuban nerchant crews was a complete

regine has abardoned the project altogether,

and is now trying to

place loyal Communists as officers and crownembers, even if they are not qualified

for their Jobs..

As a matter of fact, the lack of qualified personnel is an increasing problem, and

another source of trouble aboard Cuban vesséls.

During, the last months a total of

twenty nine officials,

officers and crewmembers of the Cuban Merchant Marino have

defected (data of up-to-date merchant marine score). After I quit the SIERRA MAES

for instance, there

was not a single certified enginesr on board, although

there woro several young feiiows getting on the job training.

This is a fact that

should be taken into consideration by the Insurance firus that underwrito Cuban

Most of the vessels are faced with all sorts of mechanical sifficulties, due to

lack of spare parts and a very faulty sintainanco, situation tkat gets worse when

consider the scarcity of qualified personnel just mentioned.

happy to have joined those of my fellow Cuban officers who preceded me

in this decision.

I wish to thank the "free Cuban Merchant Farine Committes" for

all the attentions accorded me, and I hope to rejoin our merchant fleet soon, when

our vessels again sail inder the flag of a free country.

FREZ CUBIN MERCHANT MARINE COM!ITTEE

830 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE

MIAMI, FLORIDA 33130

Miant, April 1st, 1966.=

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COMITE PRO BOICOT EMPRESARIAL

Managoment-Boycort Committeo

9101

. u.s.a.

MIENSTRE DE DOTIACIONES DE LA MARINA MERCANTE CUBANA QUIENES HAN ABANDONADO SUS

BUQUES RECIENTEMENTE

El

'"Casito de la Isrina Mercanto Cubana Libro" da a conocer el total de funciona-

logos dicto and du arand carte a a que ap abando do gra

cado en la flota mercante, otro probloma que el réginen Castro-Comnista afronta

on el presente.

El "Cosité do la Marina Mercante Cubana Libre" ha puesto al día ol total de funcio

narios, eficialos y tripulantos do la flota mercante desde la primera que se dió a

Esto total contione los nombres complotos, el rango, nombre dol buque,

puerto en el cual lo abandono y fechas.

1*12794: 1745497

Misero de buques:

16

Miestros de las dotaciones: 29

Capitán:

Jofe de Máquinagi

• Primer Oficial:

Sogundo Maquinista:

Timonel:

Radio Tolografista:.

Otros!

rupervisor:

Totali

2

3

29

NOTA:

Adjunto se encuentran las declaraciones de Raúl de la Rua Castro, ex-Jefe de Mi

quinas de la Motonave SIERRA-MAESTRA, quién abandonó al barco en Murorán, Japor

en Marzo 20 de 1966.

INTERRUACION

ACUERDO DE OCAMARA

INTERCAMDID

COMERCIAL Y TODO

COMERCIO OR LAS AMERICAS.

MARITINO

CON CUBA

COMUNISTA

JUNIO 16,19651

INTERREDT COMMIRCIAL

(RESOLUTAM ARIE COMER COMANCE OTAN MEAR, Y FAAUE CON ENTON CUE 1968)

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II. RELASIOI.-

HOMBRE

RAUL DE LA RUA CASTRO

ARNALDO GIL LOPEZ

DANIEL SONORA

JOSE OYAPZABAL J.

RUBEN HERRERA MARTINEZ

MIGUEL FERNANDEZ GARCIA

SALVADOR VEHEITO VAZQUEZ

ANTONIO DURAN GONZALEZ

JULE LIGEL SKAHA RIVAS

ALCIDES LOYOLA MIQUEZ

FRAICISCO DALTABUIT

MANUEL FERNANDEZ

MARCOS ESTRUCH

JESUS CRESPO

HUGO LEY ACHON

FRAICISCO FDEZ. SAN ROMAN

FRiNCISCO COBAS OSES

ANTONIO ARIAS

MÁRIO PEREZ GIRON --.

HUMBERTO E. FERNANDEZ

A. CESAR LOREDO GARCIA

AUGUSTO GONZALEZ DUQUE

F. ROBIRTO SURROCA

ALBERTO TOMALS GOMEZ,

PELIA CONZALEZ ALPI

JORGE I. SALCEDO

EMILIO LEAL VALDES

LUIS CASAS CAMPA

HALL GONZALEZ

CARCO

Jefe de Náguinas

Supervisor Asistente

Priver Oficial

Supervisor Jefe

Canarere

Segundo Maquinista

Electricleta

Marinero

Thachel

•Cocinero

Capiten

Timonel

Radio Telegrafista

Cenatere

vere de Maquinas

Jefe de Maquinas

Capitén

Primer Oficial

• Jefe de Máquinas

SObreCargO

Capitan

Capitán

Jefe de Méquinas

Inspecter General

Jero do Méquinas

Jefe de Máquines

Capitán

Jefe de Máquinas

Jefe de Máquinas

SIERRA MAESTRA

1

MATANZAS

. COMBATE DE PALMA MOCHA

SIGUE

PINO DEL AGUA

BAHIA DE TAMAYO

13 DE HARZO

FRUCUBA

RIO JIBACOA

FIO JIPACOA

MANUEL ASCUNCE

MANUEL ASCUNCE

MANUEL ASCUNCE

SIERRA MAESTRA

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

ARACELIO IGLESIAS

CAMILO CIENFUEGOS

UVERO

UVERO

2

BAHIA DE TANAMO,

HABANA

I3 DE MARZO

13 DE MARZO

MATANZAS

Hurorán, Japón

Bilbeo, Sepaña

Barcelona, Езрада

madrid, España

st. John, Canadá

Tokyo, Japén

Bilbao, Espada

Ск112, Еврада

Madrid, Papasa

3to John, Canadá

ferrol, Espade

a1 Ferrol, España

Bilbao, Espase

Bilbao, España

Bilbao, España

Antwerp, Belgica

Osaka, Japón

Osaka, Japón

Osaka, Japón

Osaka, Japón

Madrid, Espasa

Colembo, Ceylán

colembo, Ceylán

Madrid, Ferana

St. John; Canadé

Barcelona, Espasa

Bilbao, Eepada

Rotterdam, Holanda

Barcelona, España

Supervisor de construcciones navales, prestando serialos en España.

Inspector General de la impresa de Navegacion Nambiaa.-

PECHA

Marzo 20, 1956

наґо 14, 1966

Магго 10, 1966

5, 1966

Marzo

1966

Poba

Peb.

• 1966

4e,

1966

Pebo

4, 1966

Pebrero,

1946

20, 1966

20, 1966

40 1966

4, 1966

4,.1966

31, 1965

27,

1965

27,

1965

27

1965

D1c.

20,

1965.

1965

18, 1965

18,

1965

1965

25, 1963

Aga

23, 1905

1965

1965

+4*+

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DECI'SIC ICHES DE RAUL DE LA RUI CASTRO, -

Ni sonoro 0o

arso do Jefe de Miquinas do la Motonavo SIERRA MOSTRi

en Merarais, Japón.

Las condiejones de trabajo en la l'arina Mercanto Cubana fuoran uno de los notivoa

que ne llevaron a tomar ni dooisión.

naje y lu vigtlancia a bordo por miembros del Cu2.

plan do aductrinamiento para. los miembros do las dotaciones de la flota cercanto

cubana na fracasado complotamente. El rógimen ha abandonado dicho plan y lo único

que hace ahora es custituir a los que abandonaros los buquos por personal "colitt.

camento apto", pero caronto do capacidad técnica para desempeñar los cargos.

De hecho, al rógimen confronta un serio problona ante la escasez de personal técni

co sigacitado y titulado,

y Esto constituyo otra fuento do problemas a cordo do

los taques cubanos.

Duranto los últimos meseo un total de vainto y nueve funciona

rios,

oficialos y tripulantes de la flota mercante cubana han abandonado sus car-

gos.

Fara que se tenga una idea sobro la gravedad de este problema resulta necesa

maquinista con titulo, a pesar de que varios muchachos jóvenes se encontraban allí

recibisado entronamiento, poro por supuesto, aún sin al debido título. Esta es una

realisa que debe ser considorada seriamente por las firmas aseguradoras da buques

cubanos.

La sajería do las buques confronten dificultados en lo referente al funcionamiento

debido principalmento a la falta de piezas de repuesto y al mantenimiento defectug

so y póco oficiente y como os natural esto problema se acentúa con la escasez de

persoasi técnico capacitado en las dotaciones.

Doseo manifestar que estoy contento de encontrarme junto a tantos otros campañeros

de la Jarina Mercanto quo me han precedido y quiero agradecor públicamente al "co-

"Íto da la Marina Mercante Cubana Libre" las atencionos que ha tenido consigo, asi

ono is ayuda que ne están prestando, y sinceramente espero poder volver a la Mar

a Nerogato en un futuro próximo; cuando una vez más podamos navegar bajo el fabe

1loo de una Patria libro.

COMITE MIRINI MERC INTE CUBINA LIBRE

830 SOUTH MIAMI VENUS

MINI, FLORIDA 33130

Miani, I5o, do ibril de 1966.

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K

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA -

CONFERENSIA TE FRENEA DE RALL ESFARZA TABARES

Mas nombre es Raúl Espárza Tabares y hasta hace escasamente un nos me encontra

ba_presidiendo.la.Delegación.@ubana-ala-Conferencfa-Internacicnal-de-Expertos en.

Azúcares_de_18_FAO_(Food.@.AgricultureOrganization-de-las-Naciones-Un1das)-que-se

celebEs en Londres del Iro, a1 3 de llarzo de 1968, al mismo tiempo que ocupaba el

cargo do Director de Investigaciones Tecnológicas Arucareras del MINAZ y formaba

parte de la "Comisión de Estudlos del Plan Perspectivo Azucarero".

A mí lado se encuentra ni señora Josafa Reus y nuestros hijos Roberto, de 21

años y Raúl, de 22 años, arbos estudiantes do ingeniería de la Universidad de La

Hahang.

Antes de hacer un brevo relato de la odisea de ni familia para abandonar el

país, deseo agradecer a los compañeros de UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA las atenciones

que han tenido para con nosotros y al mismo tlempo por darme esta oportunidad de

hacer estos doclaraciones a los periodistas del mundo libre.

Dosdo hace dos años todos nos encontrabamos tratando de abandonas el país po-

so nos había sido imposible, a mi no se se permitía salir debido al cargo que ocy

cetr

paba y ni siquiera se le dabs esta oportunidad al resto de mi familia, Cuando lo

de Camarloca nos fué a recoger un barco y las autoridades cubanas ni nos avisaron

de que dicha embarcación se encontraha allí. La unica salida era abandonar el país

en bote nor la vía clandestina, La oportunidad se presentó durante mi estancia en

Londreso Yo había salido de Cuba el 23 de febrero de 1946 dejando atrás a mi seño

ra y a mis dos hijos, uno de los cualos, Raúl, se encontrata enfermo de hepatitio.

en La Habana.

MS señora tuvo que torar la decisión sin encontrarme yo a su lado, pero había

que aprovechar la oportunidad que se presentaba y salir por la vía clandestina del

naís. De la odisea puoden dar detalles ellos mucho mejor oro yo y posiblemento los

miembros de la prensa desearán hacerles algunas preguntas al final de mis palabras.

Muy brevemente los diré que ellos se sometleron al mismo proceso que tantos -

otros cubanos se han sometido, es decir, lanzarse en bote a sruzar el "corredor de

la muerte" con la

conflanza que Dios los ayudaría a arribar a tierras de libertado

Dos intentos fallaron pero por fin, el tercer intento fué un éxito y al menos el

grupo completo, unas veinte personas, se montaron en el bote y pusieron proa a los

Estados Unidos, el motor se rompló y la travesía fué la mayos parte del tlempo a

vela al cabo de casi dos días el agua y la escasa comida se habían açotado y en

IO SE OST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR 3-80J3

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.:.

die

1t Maes.

2

conces apareció un huaue griano que despiás de facilitarles agua y algunos allo

mentos lo comunicó al servicio de Guardacostas de los Estados Unidos y poco desa

prés en solia Patallrecoiolio coure di luyas. y rarcaba el sitio faro facilitarle

-la tarea-a una de sus unidades navales que ya se encontraba en camino. -

La llegada del buque del Servicio de Cunscarostas Norteamericano fué real -

rente prividencial, pues mi familia y los otros tripulantes. del bote observaban

aterrorizados como por la nopa de acercaba velozmente una lancha patrullera cuba-

na, que al ver el buque norteamericano viró en redondo y regresó a Cuba.

Yo mo encontraba en el hotel en Londres y una llamada de larga distancia me

puso al corriente de la situación. Ellos so encontraban a salvo y ahora me toca-

Da el turno a mí.

Lallamada Informándome del arribo de mi familla: a 109 EE. IN. llegó procisa-

mente cuando me encontraba rounido con el resto de los miembros de la Delegación.

Estos me observaban atentamento, como querlerso adivinar lo que se no decía des-

de el otro lado de

la línea. Por tanto, tuve que desplegar mis escasas dotes

de

actor teatral y simular que la llamada era oficial. desde cubo.

Anto esta situación, optó por informas, falsamente, a los rostantes deiega-

dos que el gobierno cubano me había encargado el cuidado de otros asuntos, por

lo que tendría que demorarme algunos días mas de los previstos en Madrid.

Los dije también que me reservaran pasaja a bordo del vuelo de la semana si

quiento y les entregué una carta para mi familia, Llegué a Madrid el a de Mar-

20. Las autoridades españolas me brindaron toda clase de facilidades, incluso

posteriormente la de ofrecerme hasta protección personal, puesto que cuando en el.

MINAZ se conoció mil desaparición, el gobierno notificó a las embajadas cubanas en

Londres y Madrid que me encontraran y que ne llevaran de regreso para La Habana

aunque tuviera que ser a bordo de un buque cubano y por supuesto, en contra de mi

voluntado

- No deseo tomar mas tiempo para anécdotas personales y si lo he hecho ha s1-

do porque estimo que ayudan a comprender la verdadera situación que se vivo en

Cuba, La situación de los funcionarios que como en mi caso, desean la libertad

de nuestra Patria, y que nos encontramos sujetos a vigilancia, a represión, mis

hijos expulsados de la Universidad y sujetos a las mismas privaciones que el res

to de nuestro Pueblo.

Pasemos ahora al tena principal de esta conferencia, que es a la vez la es

pina dorsal de la economía cubana y por tanto el fastor determinante de la es -

tabilidad o de la caída del régimen de Fidel Castro: el AzUCAR.

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=3.

En relación con el estado de la industria azucarera en la actualidad es no-

cesarlo comenzar por esbozar la situación en la dia se induit-su isa luirlos.

-Debido-a-la-escasez-deniezas.derepuestc._la.falta de materiales.y la baja call

dad del trabajo, los ingentos confrontan una situación que es necesario callfi ..

car de "caótica". La falta de personal técnico capacitado y de obreros especia-

lizados hacen que la operación de producción de los ingenlos sea altamente deflo

clente. Por otra parte, la falta de abastecimiento de caña no permite que los in

génios funcionen a su capacidad normal, trayendo como consecuencia poca eficien-

cia en el trabajo y un alto consumo de combustible adicional, que ocasiona un ay

mento considerable en los costos de producción del azúcar. En relación con los

medios de transporte, incipalmente los ferrocarriles azucareros, deseamos acla

ras que se encuentran también en pésimas condiciones, a pesar de la adquisición

de locomotoras souléticas, inglesas y francesas, pues las vías férreas no permi-

ten el aprovechamiento de este material rodante. Por ejemplo, durante 1965 se

debían de haber cambiado seis millones de travlesas en las vías férreas, mas sin

embargo sólo había diponiblos ochenta mil. El resultado es el Incremento de 108

descarrilamientos que durante la zafra de 1965 alcanzaron un promedio de tres des

carrilamientos diarios, produciéndose diez accidentes mortales.

Muchos me preguntan cual será la producción final de la zafra de 1966 y so -

bre este punto debo haces los comentarlos siguientes, Fidel Castro anuncló que

la meta azucarera de este año serían 6.5 millones de toneladas y ese anuncio no

sólo fue hecho durante su discurso del Iro, de mayo de 1965, sino que lo repitió

durante su discurso del 7 de Junio del mismo año. Sin embargo, se admite que di

cha meta no será alcanzada. Ahora bien el estimado actual no excede de 5.1 mi-

1lones de toneladas.

¿Por qué?

Primeramente se debe mencionas la falta de abono. Este año la aplicación

.do abono fue insignificante, pues el gobierno no tenía las divisas necasarias pa-.

sa adquirirlo, principalmente en Italia. El año pasado, sin embargo, se aplica-

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son aproximadamente 150,000 toneladas.

En segundo lugar, resulta necesarlo hacer referencla à las sombras de caña.

Las nuevas areas sembradas de caña lo han sido de forma deficiente y además se han

utilizado areas destinadas con anterioridad a la siembra de otras cosechas para.

sembrar caña, como lo constituye, Dor sólo citar un ojemplo, el caso de la zona

situada en los alrededores de Manzanillo y Bayamo, las cuales eran zonas arroco •

ras y ahora han intentado convertirlas en zonas cañoras, resultando todo esto en

un fracaso pues la caña es de baja calidad al no ser adecuado el suelo.. Otro fas

tor menos importante pero digno de darse a conocer es la falta de cuidado en las

tareas de cultivo y atención de los cañaverales debido a la escasez de mano de 9

bra.

Con estos antecedentes es que hay que analizar el monto de la presente zafra.

Durante 1965 el día 7 de abril se alcanzó el cuarto millón, pero este año el ter-.

cer millón se alcanzó el día 3 de abril lo cual ya significa un atraso de cerca

de 900,000 toneladas. Creo que hay caña para llegar a 5.1 millones de toneladas

ahora bien, lo que hay que preguntarse es si dicha mota, que ya está bastanto por

dabajo de los 6.5 millones anunciados por Fidel Castro será alcanzada o no. El

Partido está realizando una movilización masiva record hacia los cañaverales con

el propósito de intentar cortar toda. la caña pero eso hay que ver si en defini-

tiva lo bgran hacer.

Cabe hacer referencia en este momento a lo que se conoce en Cuba por el nom

bre de "'pian Perspectivo Azucarero", que es el único plan económico que tiene en

estos momentos el gobierno de Cuba..

¿Qué es el "Plan Perspectivo Azucarero"? comprendo tres puntos básicos que

son los siguientes, primero, la "rehabilitación" de la capacidad industrial a ni

veles pre-Castros segundo, la "ampliación" de la capacidad industrial, y tercero,

la "concentración" de la industria azucarera en 70 modernos centrales.

Vamos a revisar brevemente los tres puntos a la luz de la presente situación.

En relación con el primero, o sea, la "rehabilitación" de la capacidad Industrial.

Instalada, es necesario destacar que en 1952 la capacidad de producción de la in

dustria azucarera era de siete millones de toneladas, pero debido a la escasez

de piezas de repuesto, falta de materiales para las reparaciones, baja calidad de

las reparaciones y la eliminación de seis ingenios - que fueron precisamente des

mantelados para utilizar las plezas como repuestos lo cual se ha comprobado ha si

do un error más - la capacidad industrial se ha reducido a sólo seis millones de

toneladas, es decir, que la actual política ha resultado en la prosente merma de

la producción ¡qué progreso! Fidel Castro no ha podido ni alcanzar la capaci -

2 14, Dis.

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dal de reducción azucarera nue Cuta tenía hace ruince años.

El segundo punto, que en cierto sentido debe atennerarse al primero, es am--

pilar la capacidad industrial instalada y además construir un nuevo ingenio. Esto

significaría, o sea, dara alcanzar esto sería necesario la importación de un núme

----

maro considerable de enuipos-para los incentos, cosa totalmente impositte de tle-

varse a cabo debido a la escasez de divisas -de por sí escasas para la adquisición

de olezas de repuesto- y la falta de técnicos para hacerse cargo de surervisar y

ejecutar dicha ampliación - tanbién se dete decis que tampoco son suficientes los

técnicos para realizar de por sí las labores ordinarias de la zafra con la actual

capacidad. Este parte del plan supone una coordinación entre el INRA - que stei.

bra la caña - y el-MiNAZ, pero lo oue sucede en la realidad es que no están;en

coordinación ambos organismos y por consiguiente el INRA manda a sembrar caña en

donde no existe canacidad industrial y por su parte el MINAZ está "rehabilitando"

ingenios en donde a lo mejor ya no hay suficiente caña. Esto es sólo una muestra

de la desorganización reinante, desorganización que unida a los factores. menciona

dos imposibilitan el éxito del 'Plan Perspectivo". Esto es una prueba más de la

Incapacidad de la planificación econónica de las altas esferas en dicho gobierno.

(Por cierto que la construcción del nuevo ingenio es vital para el éxito del

"Plan" y hasta fil momento presente sílo una firma francesa ha hecho ofertas para

dicha construcción, dicha firma es nada menos que la FIVES-LILLE, bien conocida

en los círculos azucareros).

La. tercera fase del "plan", es decir, la "concentradón" de la capacidad in--

dustrial azucarera en setenta ingenios después de 1970 es sólo un sueño en la ven

te de los planificadores. La regresión constante de la

industria azucarera no

puede permitis, económicamente hablando, el modernizar y automatizar plantas y •

equipos, lasta que los problemas económicos básicos de la producción no estén re-

Bueltos.

Los equipos soviéticos no son aptos para realizar estas tareas agrícolas én -

Cuba y su diseño y diffcil operación impiden que cumplan su cometido. Adenás es-

tas "cortadoras" introducen un 19% de materias extrañas en el ingenio, lo cual --

ocasiona gran desgasto a las máquinas y equipos del ingenio. Y es precisarento -

con estos equipos soviéticos con los cuales se contaba para cosechar 83 millones

de toneladas de caña que serían necesarias para producir los 10 millones de tone-

ladas de azúcar anunciados por Fidel Castro como los "10 megatones de azúcar" con

los que iba a derrotar al "imperialismo" en 1970.

Las metas de producción del "Plan" son las siguientes, Para 1965: 6 millones

de toneladase para 1966, E.5 millones! para 1967: 7.5 millones- para 1968: 8 01--

Ilones: para 1969, 9 millones: y finalmente, para 1970: 10 millones de toneladas

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=6.

"de azúcar." Estimo que el único en Cuba que aún creo en el "Plan" y en sus metas

es Fidel Castro.

Ne gustaría hacer una breve referencia en relación con otro problema básico

- la baja calidad del azúcar eubano, tanto crudo como refino, actualmente en proce

so de empeorarse. Esto no ha sucedido de casualidad sino como consecuencia de la

• falta y mala calidad de las piezas de repuesto, la ineficiencia en la operación de

los ingenios, la falta de eficiencia de los trabajadores, y la baja calidad de los

productos químicos auxiliares procedentes de países socialistas. Estos problemas

están resultando en una decreciente polarización del azúcar, el envase deficiento

del azúcar de exportación, el aumento de Impurezas en el azúcar embarcada a granel,

y las dificultades en cumplir los compromisos de entregas de azucares.

Otro tema de interés lo constituye la presencia de los "técnicos azucareros"

soviéticos en Cuba. El régimen cuenta en la actualidad con unos 300 técnicos azu-

careros soviéticos quienes se supone que sean los sustitutos de los técnicos cuba-

nos que han abandonado el. país. Los técnicos soviéticos tienen muy poca experien-

cla en azúcar de caña y la forma en que dicha industrla opera en Cuba. Además muy

pocos hablan español

y esto les hace aún más difícil su labor. Por lo tanto ni los

técnicos soviéticos ni los equipos soviéticos constituyen una solución para el que

bradero de cabeza azucarero de Fidel Castro.

Con esto deseo das por terminada estas declaraciones. Dejo ahora la palabra a

los miembros de la prensa para contestarles cualquier pregunta en relación, no so-

10 a mis palabras, sino a la situad ón política Interna que es un interesante fenó

meno de desintegración, la odisea de

má familia, el problema de la Universidad en

donde desempeñaba una cátedra, así como cualquier otro tema que resulte

de interés.

Huchas gracias.

Miami, 5 de Abril de 1966.

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CURRICULUI VITIE

Norbro: RAUL ESF.IRZN TUBARES

Casado

Edad: 46 años

Información Profesional:

*Quinicó Industrial (2938).

* Ingeniero Quinico Azucarero (1943)

* Ingoniero Agronomo (1943)

*Jofo do la Dologación Cubana a la Conferencia Internacional do Espertos

•Azucareros do la F10 (Naciones Unidas) colobrada en Londros, Inglaterra

dol lro. al 3 do sarzo de 1966..

* Director do Investigaciones Tecnológicas del Ministerio do Azucar (MINAZ)

de Cuba (1964-1966).

* Mombro de la "Comisión del Plan Porspoctivo Azucarero" de Cuba (1963-1966)

* Jofo Nacional do Producción dol Ministerio de Azúcar (MINAZ) do Cuba (1961-

1963).

*Audliar Ingenteró Asesor AFred L, lebro (1950-1960).

* Superintendente do Fabricación dol Contral "Santa Lucía", Oriento, Cuba,

(1949-1961).

• Jofo de Laboratorio del Central "Nareica", Las Villas, Cuba (1943-1947).

* Jofe del Dopartamento Quinico de la Estación Experimental de Santiago de

las Vegas, Habana, Cuba, (1948-1949).

* Miembro del "International Society of fugar Cane Technologlots (1963).

* Vice-Presidento de la "Asociación de Iécnicos Azucareros Cubanos (1966).

* Ex-Prosidente del "Rotary Club" de Santa Lucia, Oriento, Cuba.

* Profesor de la Facultad de Tecnologia de la Universidad de La Habana, Cuba

(1964-1966).

* Asesor Técnico de la Biblioteca Nacional de Cuba (1963-1966).

* Autor de varlos artículos tecnicos azucareros publicados en revistas asuca

raras

cubanas e internacionales.

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by Professor Torsten Gardlund requesting Information on the Cuban sugar

industry,

The time was taken to prepare these answers carefully and

to provide additional information of Cuban sugar export commitments in

order to point up the problems

facing the regime in reaching its 1970

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Mians, Juno 10, 1966

Profesor Toruton Gardlund

Stencka Sockorfabriks Aktiobolaget.

Huvudkontorot

Fost Box 17050

• Milno

Sweden.

Dear Frof. Gardlunds

I am pleased to enclose tha information that you requested

in your kind lottor of 5/5/66, which I hopo will be userul to you in your studies

of prico and cost trends in the enno sugar industry.

As you probably know, the curan surar industry ranked first

placo as a producor of eone sugar, not only with rogards to largo production vol-

unes, but also as concerns high technical officioney and low production costs.

Bofora 1959, the maximun production cost was of 3.5 cents a

pound, excopting, of course,

the smallor and moro inofficiont susar mills that

had not dovolopod any tochnologienl advanços sinco world war 11.

Howöver, in

1965 the cost of production was as high as 5.25 conts a pound, even though, of

course, this lattor figuro 18 carefully concealod by tho Communist régine that

rulos my country.

I would like to acquaint you with the Econonic Resoarch Bu

reau of the UNIDAD ReVOLUCIONARIA Moromont.

This organiantion is mado up of true

cuban oconomiato in exilo. I am suro that

you will find this a very valuablo

source of information concerning Cuba's economy.

I thank you very much for the kind and humane phrsses that

you havo had for my family and for myself.

Thank hoaven, aftor throa long years

va vore able to escapo, oven if at the risk of our own lives, from the Communist

holl. We have como to

this froe land in the hope that we can start our lives all

ovor again under the kind hospitality of this groat Nation, the free and denocrat

1c Untted Statos of America.

Ploase by assured, my dear Professor,, that I an pleasad to

place myself at your servico.

Should you desire any information concerning the

Cuban sugar industry, I will be nore than glad to furnish it to you.

I also

hope that, very soon, a rógimo of lihorty, justica and democratio econonio do

valopment will prevall in my suffering Fatherland.

Sinceroly yours,

Ing. Rall Esparza ST.

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QUESTIONIGIR TO PRORRECA NORSEN GARLIE

1.- IICIICIANS IN CULAN EUCAS TATUISTOIRE:

Bofore Castro!

400

In 19668

50

20- TRATTRIC DE CITAN FUGAR CIMICINIE OF TUE ENTRETTY OF HAVANAS

Before Castro!

Apricultural infinees

Furar Cherlenl Enginees

durai Chonfet

In 19668

Ariculturnl Enginoer

(5 yo0sa)

GUFATIONE PERTAIFINO TO A POSSINLE WETICCH CUNA! LONG.ERM SUGAR AGRFEMENT

A.- Prosont Cuban super arrangemontg

I.- Total Exportigi

4,800,000 MI (1966 sugar comritmanto)

II.- Thoroos undor lone torn neregmente" (*)

Countrer

Fastron Furope

Spaln

Harocko

Nymbor of Yenes

ЕСО, 000.0 МГ

Froe Mrt.

On a gearly basia

130,000.0 МІ

2.5 ote. 1b.

1966

270,000.0 HT

Б. П. Р.

1966

100, 000.0 MT (ost.) Fro Mxt.

1966

30,000.0 MT (oRt.) Froo Mkt.

• 1966

(*).- Broardon of Bastora Europe and additional Infortal1on enclosed 1n Appandis I.

Bo-. Pacte about the luban miar production'

I.- Broduction!

a.- Abreage under cane asre, cab.

ba- Expoutod

сапе сторв 1n ton/

1966

3,979,440 готов

994,860 астов

acro art/cab.

c.- Expeatod orne erop in tona

d. Expected sugar production in

37.500,000.0 MT.

4,500, 000.0 HT(*)

tong

a - Averago supar content in cane $

14.n07

P.- Yield sugar in tag/ton cano $

CS COPY: 006

2970

(planned)

4,042,080 асг08

1,989,720 погов

83,.00,000.0 М

10, 000,000.0 МГ

12.50-12.60%

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19%

152

1908

153

g.- Numbor of factorior operatine,

TAN BUBAT

h.o Totally lactallod m1lling

03-

pacity, arrobas cano/dey, (24 hrs) 47,730,000 as

52,100, CO0 20

Ono ATTOca = 23, 3523 10e.

(9) 1966 productios 1ll sango (ron 4,856, MC. 0 MT tO 4,900, COC-0 MI. 0517202)

8oal not by Cuban government vas 6,500, 000.0 Mt.

II,- Mathoda 10 r2ach the 80al for 1920:

Bon InCrEARO 1n ACrONgO.

acre, hs, osbo

1. Increasing proconi aorcago ini

153,240 ac-o8

11, Uy replacing with neuly plantad ons the precant flelle mintalo

1nz ar averago age of five yonra for the cans.

Thle soar? that

ench year 20% of tha total auno aron muel re relacod wrich itatod

1n 81 guros morne that sos 1964 to 1969, a Estrl. of 229,050 acres

of nos cano will hava to la plantor a your.

The sol plantationo up to dato havo beon!

1963

298,458 астов

1964

466, 268 scF00

1963

563,756 вотов

b.- Increase 1n flold ton, of cano acro

arro of cane/cat; &

0.- Inereare 1n slold sugar 1n has/ton of arno 23

The project calle for an increaso iron the 12,07 1n 196 to 12.50 -

12.60% 1= 1970. :

". Increano of Inctallod nilling capaoity in factories

san/24 hrs.

8. Inoreaso la daye of safral

The days of safra (harvest) vill incroace from I2C to lO daya.

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-3 .

I.- Numbor of nos Inotorion!

A now

supar s1ll ir prorared for 13.10.

This new mill will have a

capacity of 13,800.0 MT

III, - Fertilineras

1865

1220

(planned)

a.- Import of I8rt11120583

450, 000.0 NT

400,000.0 HT

The plan calie for tho uro of 400, CCC.0 - 450, 000.0 IT Of fortllizens

Cor the folloulne youre: 1955, 1966, 1967, 1965, 1959 and 1970.

t.- Domontle presuction of fertilizoris 50, 100.0 Ms

100,000.0199

IV. - Gest 2s products25:

1265

pesos par

ton Euger

1970-

(planned)

8. - Raw sugars

Rau natortriz 1ac1, cano

cost of protuction ox factory

of capreciation and interent

axe(excl. reu natoriala and cane)

Depreciation - Interest

- by-products

= pr100 ox factory

b.= Roftood eugar:

45.00

?

52.00

21.00

2.00

115.00

Pride ox inctory

* markoting coets an profite

= rotail prico.

c- Canos

1965

pesos per lha.

0.0625

C. 0173

6. 6.800

Averaga price of case at factorys

3.00 рахов рез 1.15 НІ о видат

case.

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• 4

don Labour!

Average working minutoa

lor per ton enno arucha por ton suar produced

30. CO matrio tono of sugar per

minute.

6.50 ровов ре тах.

Averago labour wage par 8 hro.

".= "'athods of depreciation!

au1201ng

average

$ 807

nchiner

20

10

On original valuo

a recovory valvo

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. .

APIE DIX !

BREA DOWN OF DISTURE TENDELY GAMIEVE

ANT

EDITIONAL, IN WA:."

SE CHAN STAR

FXPORE CONTRARINE, CONCINITEN INT PROTECTTON

Suantity

Countri

Eastera Europo

Bulgaria

Crochorlovakia.

East Gormany

U,S.ceRo

Comminist China

North sores an

North Viet Nar

spain

Morocco

Beypt

syria

other froe sork

conni tmen tr

Total Esport Comeltuente:

Domestio Conquention'

Total 1966 Corriltnentg?

1966 Sugar Production!

Poseible 1965 standerer'

Super arailable for 12683

Dofielts

12C, CCC. 0 V7

200,000.0 M

220,000.0 MI

3, 000,000.0 M

600,000.0 MI

30, 00000 NT

130,000.0 MT

270, 000.0 м

100,000.0 MI

30, 100.0 НГ

120, 000.019

4,880, 000.0 MI

150,000,0 NI

5,330, 000.0 MS

Froo Mrt.

Fres Met.

Troo Met.

5. cts. 1b.

2.5 ots. 1b.

D.P.

Freo Mct.

8708 Mkto

4,500,000.0 MT

5,000, 00C.0 MT

thunter of 59301

186 g

1966 (4)

1966 (5)

1986 (6)

1966 (7)

1966 (8)

1966 (9)

1966(10)

330,000.0 M

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• 2.

(3)

(4)

Eudsaria: 180,000.0 IT for 1966 at current froe markat pricos under hartor

agreanents in

for Bul-arian.

eloctrienl ard industrial equipmanta

and planta. A 1967-1970 agreement calls for an incronce in deliverles to

200, cOC. 0 NT.

Crochosloridg

200, 00o Mt for 195s at current free markat prioas under hay

ter agreement originally rigned in Juno 1950 ani revised during 1963.

East Germany' 220, 000.0 MT fOT 1956 it currunt free market jrices under har-

tor agreement eigrod early in 1965 wilch calls for an incrense in Cuban sugar

daliveries ou a goardy brels until 1970.

GoereLes 3,000, COCol IT for IX,6 at an pripinal price of 6 ote. per lt. which

1s corridered to

he at the prevent time of s cts, por lb, unter the Jaruary 20,

1964 bartor agreesant. Curan curar deliverios will inorease as follows:

1967:

1968:

19698

1970:

4,000,01,0.0 M

4,000,100.0 M1

5,000,c00.0 M

5,000,000.0 M

(-5)

Communint Ching: 600, 100.0 MT undor bartes agreement in exchango for rico,

foodstuffs, and machinery.

(6)

North Rores and North Wet Nam?- Eetlies.

(7)

the provioue agrenant.

vorcele, vehicles,

electrical equipment am 1n-urtrial plants, foodeturfa (uine,

o11), and toxtiles. Cutan euger dellverles for the period

(1966-1969) 1111 be:

196:

130,000.0 KT

19671

40, 100.0 p

1968:

150,500.0 M

1969:

160,000.0 IT

(8) Mor0a90: 270,000.0 MT for 1966 at I.D.P.

35% of 1956 deliveries vill be paid

•In convertiblo curroreler.

Cuban sugar deliverlee will Incrosse to 295,000.0 M

(10) Sy519s 30,000.0 HT for 1966 at freo market prices. No other detalls available.

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LETITICAL FORNIC TO LLIGENE EE222.

Mlass, Juno

• 1756

Prof. Torsten Gärlund

VENIRA FOEFREIERIKE ARTIEROLIGET.

Harridkondorot

Box 17050

Maluo 17, Evador.

Dear Prof. Gärlund:

We ind the opportunity of cooporating with Ing. faul Espr

sa in filling out tha qucetionatro you enolosed with your iny 5,

1966 lettar.

The "Booronto Ferearch Buronu" is. a tranch of UNIEWD REVOLUCIONARIA, which is

an oxilo Cutan orinnization born in the underrround ant profently fightins to

free our Homeland, both ineida Cuba and in exile.

One of our vesions in this effort is what wo have Inbelod

an an acononio offensive to deny the Castro rugine the hard curroray it so tog

parately noode.

For this reason the 'Ecanonlo Recoarch Burcau" was ormnisad.

It puts a mnthly econonic neuslottor,

the "Economic Intcllifence Repart", and

stevor othor Information no feel will all our cruro an! at the paro tims pre

vide accurato and rollable data to Froo World countriee and Mirns that st1ll

cunalder trading with the procent curra rogine.

Encloned you will tlad come of our pant neweletter which we

spect will re of interect to you.

At the same timo, thay will corvo you as ar

xample of the type of recearch work we have un'ertaken, its objectivity, an

It ins our pleasure to co:parte with Ing. Feparza 1n f1l-

ne out the questionalre you rent ani ve avail ourselvas for my additio

formtion you could desire in tho suture, basides piroing you in our roguls

ma11ing llet.

Vory sincerely youre,

T. Rafael RIvas-Vazquos

Iireatos URig

Economic Rosearch Bureau

PRV/ sm.

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Baali, 13 de Junto de 1966

S5. Jalma Lorano

Abociación

Presidento Nocional de

Cultivadores do Calla do Azúcar

Edificlo Suramoricana de Soguros

Callo 12, CarTaTa Sa, 10g piso,

Cali, Colombia.

Estimado SI. Lozanoe

Nos diriairos a la, en asta oportunidad con motivo dol fracaso

e la prosanta zafra azucarera cubana, iracaso dol cual Ud, ya dobe tonos noticias

no solo a travos do nuestro

Información económlea ("Economie Intelligance

Roport") sino a travoo de funtos propias.

Por ajennio,

el bolatín de la casa Morr1l-Lynch do facho 10 do

Junio de 1966 fija ol monto de

cubana en 4,450,000 IM, os dacio,

nas de dos millones do conoladas nitricas por dobajo do la mota anunciada por Fidol

Castro (6.500,000 TH).

Eoto so traducirá en una escasos que hora muy. difícil que

al presento récimon purda cumplir sus canaronisos axucareros con paísos dol mundo

11bre talos como España y Marruacos y al diano tiempo puada copas un por clanto con

siderable del marcado arcarero del Japón. El samorandun adjunto contione datos

que lo resultarán de interás.

La reciento operación en la cual al Bras1l Vandló 330,000 TM O8

.una pruoha palpable do la onortunidad existente para 10s paísos 1ibres de la AméTI

ca en los, actualos momentos debido al fracaso do la zafra cubana.

Es muy posible ru

de dichos mercados (España, Marruecos y JaDón), así coso a travão de alguna gestión

passonal al se nos presentara la oportunidad.

ES COPY

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Ael miano agradocartanos que si uds, llonen alguna

publicación

de su Arociación que noa pudieron

al l00r8 vellizar lao doclaraciones

nusar con sucularidad nos la nicloron alegar.

del inge Esparza y dol Dio Tarrab en algun a

esculo nos intorosaría obtonas alguna cople.

Esporando conos notielas suyas y seguros que cualputos gestión

suya representará una victoria tanto para Colembla como para los cubanos lIbIO8, que

damos do Udi,

Muy atontasanto,

DE. RAls9l RIvas-Vásques

Secrotarlo do Sectoros

Económicos y Profesionalos

PaD. Díganos el ostá reciblando con regularidad nuestras informaciones.

RRY/amb.

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"so.

EGRANDYS

AL 1 SI. Jalma LORanO

irasidento,

Isoclación Nacional de

Cultivadores so Caña de Azúcas,

Call, Cólcbia.

DEL, DE. Rafaol Rivas-Vázquoz

acrotario de los Sectores

conomicos y profesionalos,

Unidad Revolvelonaria,

Miand, Florida.

REP. 8 Análisis Estadíetico de los compromisos

azucareros do Cuba para 196e.

PIO-

ducción y 1os mercados de España, Marzo

cos y Japón. •

GUADRO NOL!

COMPROMISCE AZUCAREROS DE CURA PARA 1966

¿o En haso do acuerdos axiatontosa

A) Paísoo Comunistas e

U.R.f.S.1

Bloquo Comunista,

China Rojar

Corea dol Norto

y Viet Nam del Norter

B) Países del Mundo Libros,

2.0 Consumo Doséstic01

3, 000,000 Fü

190,000

000,000

30,000

450,000

4, 320,000 TM

197.000 TH

430,000

450,200 IN

TOTALI

2,420,000 TH

(*) Estimado conservados do empronisos con países tales como España,

Marriacos, Ceylón, la República Arabo Unida y otrco.-

CS CUrr

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CULOPC ND,?

DEFIEST AZUCARERO CIPARO PAÑA 1948

L.- Asúcas nacesaria para culIlE compromisOs de acuaIdo con CuAdrO NO. 11 2,422,000-14

2.- Azúcar dianonible pasa 176te

A) Producción do 1946 (0341 nado),

A) Sobranto de 1919 (astinado),

4, 430,200 TM

320.002 JU

TOTAL,

1,293.200 INI

30-DéPleItA 15,420,0653 73l 0 4,230,000 TH) 1 =470, DIA TA

SUADRO NO, 3

PYFOTHICILE DE AZUCAR DE CURS A IRTAURS

SELECOUEDEI ESPANA, URRIECOR Y JAVAN

(1961- 1966)

1961

1982

1833

1964

1965

• TOTAL

1966(0;

ESPAÑA

53,238

• 38,312

102,737

273, 704

245.342

625,303 IN

130,000 Ti

MAPELECOS

JAPON

197,287

323,000

219,129

322,727

223,028

1€3,662

323,299

328,609

320.000

380.000

ke25:.698 IM

22712,992 I4

IOTAL

335,495 TM

846,163 TM

351,427 TM

927,372 TM

_793,342 IM

3.656,192 TAS

270,000 TH

hasta el moment

a cerrad

negociacio alguna

*) España y larruecos son compromisos de converso

apón de acuerdo con negoclaciones anualos

Eventege Suger Yoar Booko de 1864, Conventos Conarciales de Cuba Comunista

y astirados por al "Euro de Investigaciones Econéricas" de UNIDAD

REVOLIT INMARIA. -

Maml, 14 de Junto do 186t.

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..'

Miami, Juno 13, 1966

i .

*i!.

..-

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• :=

• ein spin

•;..

Its, Jalmo Lozano is in;"

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prosident,

.?.!'

- maineti sula

ла вод 12

+1 8539 6449727

National Association of Sugar

Cano Crowers

EdIfICIO SurAmATiCana do fogurOs

Callo 12, Carrera sa

Call, Colombia.

Daas It. Lozanos.

We addross you now on account of the fallure of the current Cuban

ougar harmast, of which

failuro you must have heard

olly through our "Eco-

nomle Intolligence Report", but also from your our sources.

For axemale, the June 10, 1948 HerTil-Lynch bulletin, sets the a

mount of the current ruban ruçar harvost

et 8,490,000 MT, that 18, Over 2 million

tons below the goal announced

by Fidel Castrr (8,500,000 IT) a This will

rosult in a scarcity of ruben sugar, which scareity will mako

for the regina to fulfill 1t8 sugar commitmants to freo world countrine, such as

Spain. and Morocco,

and at the sano time to cope vith a significant parcentaço ol

the japanose sugar markot.

The enclosed Memo contains data that may to of 1nt2

rost, to you.

The racent transactions mhoreby Prazil sold 330, 000 US le tangiblo

evidenco of the opportunity

OxIatO

for froo

countries in the Azerica& at

this time, thanks to the failure of the Cuban nugar harvesto

It would be extromely rewarding for Colombia to exnlore the 1nma

disto possibilitles that olxot in those three markoto,

tione

would block somo of the

could be made that would benefit your country, act onse he the es e timin

castro-communists ountransactions.

thomsolves difficult becauso of the searcity brought about by the failuro of the

1968 sugar hasvesto

andeavor, by interning got of the hate could treet on in out en

the situation In such oat

kots (Spain, Morocco and Japan), markets as well as by any personal undertaking,

which we could be capable of.

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Iskowire, If you have any rubliration lasled by your Association

that you could aall to 1's

rogularly,

aporersate your deing so, and 1f

you were able

to use the

statements

hy Eng. Esparza and DI. Tarrab in soms artl

cle, ma would like ot ontain a copy of lt.

Hobing to hear from you soon, and with the cortainty that any as

tion on your past:111 moan a victory for Colombla as well as for the froe Cubana,

то это,

Yours very sincoraly,

Dr. Rafael Rivas-Vázruoz

Secretary for

Econonde

and Profossional AlfalIs

Pig,, Please tell us whather you are segularly secelving our publications.

Enel.

RRY/amb

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TO,

ST. Jalto Lozano

Prosident,

National Assoclation ol

Suciar Cano fronora

Call, Colombia.

FOl, DI. Rafael Rivas-Vizauaz

Secretary

fOr

Economic

and Professional Affalrs

Unidad Revolucirnarla

Miami, Florida.

RFF. / Statistical Analysis of Cuban Sugar

Commitments,

Production,

and

Spanish, Moreccan and Japanoso Maro

TARLE NOe d

CURAN GITAR CONMITIENIS FAR 1966

• Loo Commitments undos existing agreements,

A)i Communfet Countriase

U.s.s.R.1

Conmunist Blocs

Red Chinas

North Korea and

Morth Vlot Mane

3, 000, 000 MT

€90,000

600, 000

30.000

4, 320, 000 MT

B) Preo Morid Countrles", 650,020

630, 000 MT

2. - Rational Cossumption:

430,000

450,000 MT

TOTALI

(*) Conservative estinate with countrlos such as Spain,

Mosocco, Ceylon, U.A.Ro, and others. -

5. 420, 000 MI

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IN'LE ND.?

SUPAN SIAO PRESCIE

1o- Sugar nooded in kean comitment according to Tablo No. 1, 32128,020 MI

2.0 Avalla: la suças for 196€8

A) 176€ Sugar Production (estinate) , 4, 430,000 MT

B) CasTy ovor from the

1:49, harvest (estimato) ,

_ 300, 200 11

TOTAL,

1.290, 220 ME

30-Dof$e14, (9,420, MO MT - 4, 990, 000 'T), - 170,000 MI

TARLE NO, 3

CUTAN SICAR

EXTANTS TO SELHOLI

(1081 - 1564)

SPAIN

MORONCO

JAPAN

IOTAL

1961

1982

1963

JORA

1965

TOTAL

33,208

157,287

323,000

533,495 «Г

39, 312

269,124

922,727

846,163 M

102,737

283,028

163,66:2

591,427 VT

273,704

323,239

328,609

927,972 АГ

115.342

200,200

380.000

182,362 MI

€03, 303 MI

La330.699 MT La739,999 MI

3,656, 199 1T

1966(9) Spain and Morocco are commitments under existing agroerants..

Japanese market subject tr yearly negotiations.

SOUrcess

Communiet Cuba's Trade Agreesante,

N1am1, Ju 14, 1976.

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CHIEF, WH

GAS:INATION

SEGBEI

HUrDLI, SING ACHION

MARILO FOR INDEXIRO

XXX

NO INUEHIND REQUIRED

MY QUALIFIED DESX

CAN JUNKA INDEXINO

FROM

CHIEF OF STATION, IMWAVE

MICROFILE

SUBITY.P IC/MHSPAWN

STATUS REPORT RE IMWAVE PSYCH PROJECTS

ACTION REQUINTO, MESEMENCES

REFERENCES - A. DIRECTOR 11606

—B.

UFGT-15216

C. IMWAVE 1 420

PER REFERENCE A REQUEST PARAGRAPHS BELOW GIVE BRIEF

USED AS. SUPPLEMENTAL PAPER IN HEADQUARTERS REVIEW. BASIC PROPA-

GANDA LINES HAVE CONTINUED WITHOUT CHANGE, BUT WITH INCREASED

EMPHASIS ON PERSONAL DENIGRATION AND HARASSMENT OF FIDEL CASTRO AND

ON PROPAGANDA DESIGNED ENCOURAGE MILITARY AND OTHER POWER CENTERS

IN CUBA TO CARRY OUT COUP D'ETAY AGAINST CASTRO.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT HAS BEEN ON CLOSER SCRUTINY AND CONTROL IN

ORDER TO ACHIEVE INCREASED EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY OF OPERATION.

ONE MARGINAL PROJECT /AMRUSTY/ HAS BEEN TERMINATED AND TWO PROJECTS

•/AMSPELL AND AMCROW/ ARE BEING SHARPLY CURTAILED DUE TO MARGINAL

PERFORMANCE.

PRINTED PROPAGANDA PLACED MORE EMPHASIS ON MILITARY TARGET IN

MAILED TO CUBA HAS

PLACE OF MORE GENERAL PROPAGANDA THEMES TREATED.

PROGRAMMING HAS. BEEN CUT FROM TWO HOURS DAILY TO ONE AND ONE HALF

OUR RADIO BUDGETI.

IMPORTANT MEDIUM FOR HITTING CUBAN TARGET.

AMSCROLL.

PROJECT CONTINUES BE STATION'S MAIN PROPAGANDA

MECHANISM IN MHVIPER AND DEFECTOR-SURFACING OPERATIONS AS

DESCRIBED IN REFERENCE BO PROJECT PUBLISHES MONTHLY ECONOMIC

BULLETIN IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH AND UNDERTAKES SPECIFIC ACTIONS

• IT IS CURRENTLY CORRESPONDING

WITH COLOMBIAN SUGAR GROWERS GROUP

TO DISCOURAGE TRADE WITH CUBA, E GOIN ATTEMPT ENCOURAGE SALE OF

DISTRIBUTION

BY TAPE

3 - HH/C

/ CONTINUED!

880W 1

Estates too urbreate

SATANAdIAN 891

feel bulletien

CROSS REFERENCE TO

DESPATON SYMBOL ARD DUERBER

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DATE

20

JUNE 1966

MOS. FILE NUMBER

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COLOMBIAN SUGAR TO JAPAN, MOROCCO AND SPAIN IN COMPETITION WITH

COMMUNIST CUBA.

PRODUCES TEN-MINUTE DAILY PROGRAM ON AMTHIGH SIX

DAYS PER WEEK.

PERIPHERAL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS EXTENSIVE MAILINGS

TO CUÕA HAVE BEEN SHARPLY CURTAILED AND AMSCROLL EXECUTIVE BOARD

HAS BEEN REDUCED FROM 13 TO § PERSONS AND PAIO EMPLOYEES FROM 21

TO 1O AS OF 1 JULY 19550.

AMHASP-I.

SEE REFERENCE B.

HE IS A VALUABLE ELEMENT OF

THE AMSCROLL PROJECT AND IS USED IN

CONNECTION WITH APPROACHES TO

DEFECTION AND RECRUITMENT TARGETS. WE EXPECT TO TERMINATE HIM

31 DECEMBER 1966.

AMFRAME -1.

SINGLETON AGENT WHO IS MAIN DRIVING FORCE

BEHIND AMSCROLL OPERATION AND TOGETHER WITH AMASK-I RUNS AMKNOT

ACTIVITY.

TO HIÌ®

AMKNOT.

A NEW COMYITTEE FORMED AT HEADQUARTERS REQUEST

ZRWAGON DEFECTION TARGET.

AMFRAME-1 AND AMASK-I ARE WORKING

VERY EFFECTIVELY AS PRINCIPAL AGENTS FOR THIS PROJECT AND LATTER

HAS BEEN ESPECIALLY EFFECTIVE IN SECURING JOBS FOR IRWAGON

DEFECTORS.

PROJECT IS BEING SHARPLY CURTAILED.

WE EXPECT

TO REDUCE BUDGET TO APPROXIMATELY $1,00U-1, 500 MONTHLY IN FY 67:

PROJECT LACKS AGGRESSIVE PRINCIPAL AGENT;

AND THE COMBINATION OF

INTERNAL PERSONNEL PROBLEMS IN AMCROW GROUP AND ITS MARGINAL

PERFORMANCE HAVE LED TO DECISION TO CURTAIL.

RADIO PROGRAM ON

JMHOPE WAS TERMINATED 31 MARCH AND AFTER 31

JULY WE EXPECT TO

REDUCE AMCROW PAID STAFF TO THREE PERSONS.

WE BELIEVE IT WILL BE

USEFUL TO PRESERVE AMCROW NAME AND CERTAIN AMCROW CONTACTS IN

LATIN AMERICA AND TO CONTINUE AMCROW MAILING OPERATIONS ON MORE.

LIMITED BASIS.

NO MAJOR CHANGES.

OPERATION IS VIEWED AS DEVIÇE

FOR MONITORING

AND INFLUENCING CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN

LATIN AMERICA AND IS OF LONG-TERM INTEREST FOR ITS POTENTIAL AS A

POLITICAL FORCE IN CUBA.

HOWEVER PRINCIPAL AGENT LACKS MANY

QUALITIES NEEDED TO MAKE HIM: EFFECTIVE POLITICAL LEADER OR

INTELLIGENCE PRODUCER AND WE ARE ASSESSING OTHER AMMOP MEMBERS AS

POSSIBLE REPLACEMENT.

AMOP YOUTH SECTOR HEADED BY AMCRIB-I

MAINTAINS EXCELLENT CONTACTS WITH ITS COUNTERPARTS THROUGHOUT

HEMISPHERE AND HAS BEEN USEFUL AS PRESS PLACEMENT MECHANISM.

AMSTRUT-2. NO CHANGES: SEE REFERENCE 8 FOR PROJECT

DESCRIPTION•

NO CHANGE,

SEE REFERENCE B FOR DESCRIPTION OF

PROJECT ACTIVITIES.

MONTHLY MAGAZINE STARTED JANUARY 66 WELL

RECEIVED BY READERS AND EFFORTS TO MAKE MAGAZINE SELF-SUSTAINING

HAVE RESULTED IN PAID ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS WHICH ARE

• EXPECTED TO INCREASE AS MAGAZINE: BECOMES MORE WIDELY KNOWN.

AMLIRA GROUP PREPARED TARGET STUDIES ON CUBAN ATHLETES ATTENDING

REGIONAL OLYMPIC GAMES IN PUERTO RICO IN JUNE 1966 AND AMLIRA

AGENTS ARE CURRENTLY WORKING WITH KUBARK TASK FORCE AT PUERTO RICAN

NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES FROM REFERENCE B.

AMBAS CARTA CIRCUAR NOW SENTOY TOCA MANT

BULLETIN SENT ONLY TO INTERNATIONAL ADDRESSEES - IN PAST BOTH

PUBLICATIONS HAD BEEN SENT TO CUBA AND TO LATIN AMERICA.

AMBASAL-1

PROGRAM ON AMTHIGH HAS BEEN DROPPED AS OF 1 JUNE BUT CONTINUES ON

IMHOPE ONCE WEEKLY /SUNDAYS/.

YOYARD/JMHOPE.

NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES. MORE EMPHASIS

BEEN PLACED ON NEWS

PROGRAMS AS RESULT OF REFUGEE DEBRIEFINGS

INDICATING DESIRE FOR MORE NEWS.

NEWS SUMMARIES EVERY HALF HOUR AS COMPARED PREVIOUS HOURLY REPORTS.

MANAGERIAL CONTROL OVER PHILCO TECHREPS

JMHOPE SITE HAS BEEN

AND PLANS ARE NOW UNDER WAY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW UNITS

TO REPLACE SUBSTANDARD HOUSINO AT SITE.

/CONTINUEDI

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AMCORE - 2.

EMPHASIS IN THIS PROJECT IN PAST HAS BEEN

• CHIEFLY ON AMCORE-2 DAILY HALF-HOUR PROGRAM ON AMTHIGH AND JAIPE.

THESE PROGRAMS CONTINUE, ALTHOUGH REDUCED TO 23 MINUTES DAILY FOR

TECHNICAL PROGRAMMING REASONS.

WE ARE EXAMINING POSSIBILITY ET

ADDING MORNING PROGRAM ON JMHOPE TO EXPLOIT, HIS HIGH AUDIENCE

RATING AS REFLECTED IN REFUGEE AND IMHOPE PEPORTS:

WE ARE ALSO

ATTEMPTING TO EXPLOIT MORE FULLY AMCORE -Z'S AGGRESSIVE PERSONALITY

AND HIS LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL IN EXILE COMMUNITY AND TO EXPANÚ MIS

PROPAGANDA EFFORTS BEYOND THE RADIO PROGRAMS NOTED ABOVE.

RESULT OF THIS WAS HIS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO ORGANIZE ITE

DISPARATE REBEL ARMY ELEMENTS IN A UNIFIED APPEAL TO REBEL ABYSS

AS REPORTED IN JMWAVE 1397.

HE HAS ALSO ARRANGED FO%

FREE AIR TIME FOR A TWELVE MINUTE DAILY PROGRAM ON STATIONS IM

VENEZUELA, PERU AND PANAMA - AND HAS OBTAINED SPACE IN D I A L YO

AMERICAS

TO PUBLICIZE LETTERS HE RECEIVES FROM

LATIN AMERICAN LEADERS IN SUPPORT OF THE ANTI-CASTRO CAUSE.

AMRAPT/AMPALM-4. AMPALM-4 ONE AND ONE HALF HOURS OAS

IMHOPE HAVE BEEN CUT TO ONE HOUR DAILY.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIATEO

PROPAGANDA TO LATIN AMERICA HAS BEEN TERMINATED.

SELECTIVE

MAILINGS ARE MADE TO CUBA, WITH EMPHASIS ON MILITARY TARGET.

SPECIAL STUDIES BY AMPALMOL ARE NOW BEING PUBLISHED BY AMHIM 1S

PLACE OF TERMINATED AMPALM-4 BULLETIN.

AS OF I MAY DIRECTION OF

AMTWIST PROGRAM HAS BEEN PLACED UNDER AMPALM-4.

AS NOTED REFERENCE B, THIS PROJECT WAS A

MARGINAL EFFORT DUE LARGELY TO LACK OF AN EFFECTIVE PRINCIPAL

THE TWO AMTWIST AGENTS HAVE BEEN PLACED UNDER AMPALM-4'S

DIRECTION AS OF I MAY AND ACTIVITY SHOULO BE CONSIDERED A DEVELOP-

• MENTAL OPERATION.

AMTWIST RADIO PROGRAM IS CARRIED ON AMTHION

ITEN MINUTES DAILY/ AND ON IMHOPE /15 MINUTES DAILY%.

AMSHADY -1.

UNTIL MID-FERUARY 66 AMSHADY PROJECT COMI

SISTED OF RADIO PROGRAM ON AMTUMOR AND JMHOPE AIMED AT EXPOSURE AND

DENUNCIATION OF CUIS: AGENTS INSIDE CUBA.

IN FEBRUARY SCOPE OF

RADIO PROGRAM WAS BROADENED TO INCLUDE DETAILED DISCUSSION OF

CUIS ACTIVITIES AND AGENTS IN LATIN AMERICA,

AND OCCASIONAL DIS-

CUSSION OF OTHER POLITICAL TOPICS NOT SPECIFICALLY RELATED TO CUIS

TARGET.. AMSHADY BOOK. ON. CUIS HAS RESULTED IN WIRE SERVICE REPORTS,

PRESS INTERVIEWS, AND INCREASED PRESS COVERAGE AND LETTERS FREM

AMSHADY AUDIENCE.

ARRANGEMENTS HAVE NOW BEEN MADE FOR SALE OF

BOOK IN LATIN AMERICA THROUGH LEGITIMATE COMMERCIAL CHANNELS.

AMRAZOR-1.

NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE.

SEE REFERENCE B FOR

DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT ACITIVITES.

AMRAZOR HAS BEEN ESPECIALLY.•

EFFECTIVE OUTLET FOR OUR INCREASED ACTIVITY AGAINST MILITARY

TARGET AND SEVERAL AMRAZOR ARTICLES ON THIS TARGET HAVE BEEN PUT

IN LEAFLET FORM AND MAILED INTO CUBA.

17. AMLYRIC-I, NO CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE B.

18. AMSCREAM-1. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE.

SEE REFERENCE 8.

AMTHIGH PROGRAMMING

FROM TWO HOURS DAILY TO ONE AND ONE HALF HOURS

HANDLED THROUGH AMSCREAM-1, HAS BEEN REDUCES

DAILY PER REFERENTI

19. AMRUSTY. TERMINATED 31 DECEMBER 1965. SEE REFERENCE

8.

MONTHLY AVERAGE

AMBASE.

No SUBSTANTIAl CHANGE.

SEE REFERENCE B.

OF MAILINGS INTO CUBA HAVE BEEN REDUCED, SEPARATE

REPORT ON AMBASE STATISTICS WILL BE FORWARDED:

SEE REFERENCE 8.

STATION IS PLACING INCREASINS

EMPHASIS ON AMHIM AS MAIN MECHANISM FOR PRESS PLACEMENT AND MASS

DISSEMINATION OF PRINTED PROPAGANDA.

AMHIM BULLETIN NOW INCOR-

PORATES MATERIAL FORMERLY PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY OTHER

STATION ASSETS SUCH AS AMPALM-4 AND AMBASAL-I.

GLASSITICATICA

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NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE.

SEE REFERENCE Bo

CONTINUES TO PRODUCE AVERAGE OF ONE PONY EDITION 130,000

COPIES/ EVERY. THREE MONTHS FOR MAILING INTO CUBA.

AS OF I JUNE

TWO OF FOUR AMRUBY-SPONSORED SATIRE PROGRAMS ON AMTHIGH HAVE

BEEN DROPPED.

NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES.

AMICE CONTINUED EFFECTIVE

BOYCOTT PROPAGANDA OPERATIONS AND SERVED AS A VEHICLE FOR LAUNCHING

•'DOLCE VITAL SERIES.

REVIEW OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES

RÉSULTED IN ECONOMIES ACHIEVED BY MODEST PERSONNEL CUTS, USE OF A

MORE SELECTIVE MAILING LIST AND ELIMINATION OF TWO FOREIGN-

LANGUAGE EDITIONS OF: THE MONTHLY AMICE BULLETIN.

AS REPORTED IN REFERENCE B FINANCIAL SUPPORT

TO AMSPELL HAS BEEN CUT SHARPLY AND IS NOW LIMITED TO $1,000

RELEASES AND SPECIAL PRINTED PROPARFNDA.

THIS PROVIDES FUNDS FOR BI -MONTH LMSPELL HAS BEEN ACTIVE

AMSPELL HAS

IN STATION CAMPAIGNS REGARDING POLITICAL PRISONERS AND LATIN

AMERICAN STUDENT MOVEMENT /CLAE/ AND PRINCIPAL AGENT HAS CONTINUED

TO BE RESPONSIVE TO STATION GUIDANCE.

NO: MAJOR CHANGES IN PROJECT ACTIVITY:

CARRIED OUT SPECIAL RADIO AND PRESS CAMPAIGN IN CONNECTION WITH

"AMNON

FORTHCOMING CLAE MEETING IN HAVANA.

SPECIAL PAMPHLET ON THIS

SUBJECT IS BEING PREPARED BY AMNON FOR PUBLICATION BY AMHIM.

IS ALSO STATION'S MAIN ASSET FOR AMBASE PROGRAM AND HAS TAKEN

OVER AMBASE PERSONNEL FROM TERMINATED AMRUSTY PROJECT.

PHILIP G.. ELMARO

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Chief of station, JuTAVE

INTO

Chief, Far East Division

BECRET

PROCISSINS ALIZA

10119 на нач

110 сжали пяти

LUN THIRD DISI

FROR"

Chlef of Station, Maulls

SUNCHYPIC SIPSHAFM/ InfOrMAtIOn On HonOrIO YIIay

ACTION REQUINLO. HES LRINCES

Referenco: JANAVE 1092

inscroll

Actlin llequired: See Belon

about himsel Intormation which Honorlo Virays supplied AnECHOLL

is subatantially correct.

He has been

In PAPRIKE

10г

nearly a year on a Horld Prens Institute grart, undergoing

practical training in differont periodicals.

Prior to this

graut, he vag provincial noos editor of the lanila Finer.

will probably refoin the Ilnes on his return to the Pallippines

in July, 1986.

director of the Mational Pacas Club,

but he was doleatad whon ho ran for reelection in february 1986.

2. Viray 13 a nativo of Tarlac and 18 abort 31 years old.

He is a graduate ul the Unlveralty of Santo Tomas.

He studied

PoT one year in Australla, working with a paper in BrISbase

while going to school.

Ho la a bachelor.

He has no known

loftlat sympathles, and he appears to bo popular sita bles

fellow nerspapermen.

3. Manila Station. may be interested In coutacting 7152y

once lie returns to lanila and his job status la certa1n. Assusing

that AuSCROLL v1l1 correspond with Viray, as suggested 18

roference, ve mould llkc to reserve for future determination

a seans thereby AUSCROL: could:assist in arranging a contact

ulth a Station officer.

Tho Statlon anticipates the assignment

here of an officer (Raymond E. ONOFREY) ulthin the next ainety

days when ne should vant to placo in contact pith viray.

will forwaro a dispatch suggesting a contact proposal. when

this becomes approprlate.

Caroline R. KOCERHAN

Distribution:

2 - COS, ЛИНАУЕ

1 - С/РВ

CROSS REFERENCE TO

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та

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moChici, FE

Chief, WH

! Phone

Chef of Station, INVAVE

SUWIGS TYPIC/NIVIPER/AMSCROLL

• Korwarding of Economic Intelligence Report

ACTION REQUIRIO-RUERENCES

ACTION REQUIRED: NoDo; FYI

REFDRENCE: JMWAVE-1092

XX

NO SASTRINA DIGSIRLO

GiLY GUALISITO

LAM SURGE INTERITO

I ABSTRACT

No forward by separate cover the latest edition of the

A&SCROLL economic roport that paragriph 3 of the roforence indicated

would be pouched.

Copios of this and prior issues as well as supporting

statistical matorial wero given Honorio J. Viray during the visit

described in the reforonco.

This Station will approciato rocciving Manila's overt

mailing addross for diroct mailing of unterial sinlar to this 1n

the futuro.

IMWAVE's address is Identity.

Philip G. ELMARD

Attachments: uscíaud)

1, VOL I;No. 10: Economic Intelligence Report

2. Identityune)

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REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED

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pIsseM ty 25/3

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MANILA INFO PISECTOR

TYPIC MASPAYN

LO ON 19 MAY TRO HONORIO I. VIRAY CALLED UPON KUBARK

CONTROLLED ASOROLL CIDEN AD SEFKING INFORMATION ON CUSA

REFUGEE PROFLENS AND ECONOMIC PROSLENS FACING CURA. SAID

HE IMPLOYED DY MANILA TIMES AND CURRENTLY DIRECTOR OF

NATIOAL PRESS CLUS OF PHILIPPINES, IN SIATES WITH GROUP

15 OTTER NEWSMEN STUDYING WAR ON POVERTY AND THAT HE

BECAME INTERESTED IN REFUGEES TILE PASSING THROUGH

MIAMI. SAID NOULD USE INFOR'ATION ON BEFUGERS IN ARTICLES.

HE WILL PREPARE FOR JIMFS AFTER ROTUS!! !!

AILA I" JILY.

?. ANSOROLL SPIEFED VIRAY PE AND E1 MAY ON CASTRO'S SUGAP

DIFFICILIIES INCLUDING PROELENS JAPA! HAVING IN DEALING WITH SUSA.

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JAPAN IS VATURAL MARKET FOR PHILLIPPIVE SUGAR.

VIRAY TOOK EXTENSIVE

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Pover 8 Arenasten

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Director del Economic Renoarch Buroau

Box 3940

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Muy asumado amigo:

Por Intormiodla del Centro do Investígaciones Económicas y Socla

los que fusoloria on Call, turimos la oportunidad de recibir los

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Diosas aconómicos do Cuba.

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LUBITiA SINCATOTE y medios económicos do esto país,. como on li

•rena y radio sacionales.

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asalás y mucho aproclaríamos al lacluyen el nombro suautro para

que sos veán enlados. los Bolotines o publicacionas do ustodos

que tangan espocial ralación con las actividados cubanas on mabé

sla do asécar. Nosotros reprosentamos en Colombla la Induatrla-

ANNCATArA Y BOrON la OrganIacló que intogra las actividados do

las Importanto: sector do sientra oconomía.

Los damos quaitrza gracias anticipadas por la atenclón que estas

Línasa los morancan y los saludamos do la manora mão cordlal.

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NATIONAL ASSUCIATION OF SUGAR

GROWERS - CALI, COLOMBIA

Cal1, Mer 2, 1966

Director

Economic Research Bureau

Box 3940,

Miant (Florida).

My very dear ftlends

Through the Centor for Esononic and Social Resoarch that operates an Call, we had

the opportunity to roceive your Bulleting Nos. 9 and 9-A, which contain the state

menta mado by Maura. Esparza Sabares and Tarrau Miranda regarding the economic pra

blems of Cuba.

We have considerod these statemonts of the utmost significanco, and we are giving

them wide publicity through one of the bulletins of our Association that circulates

among the sugar industry and the economic circlas of this country as well as sang

the national presa and radio.

Wo hope that this publicity will be to the liking of your Organisation and wo

would appreciate 1t vert much if you would include our namo so that wa are dant unose

of your bulletins or publications that are especially relatod to Cuban activitios in

matters of sugar. In Colombia, we represent the sugar industry and we are tha organo

Ization that integrates the activitios of such an important sector of our econusy.

He thank you in advance for your kind attention to these lines and convey go you

our most cordial grootingge

Your friendo,

NATIONAL ASSN. OF SUGAR CANS GRONERS

(sgd.) Jaine Lozano, President

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JAILED UNTIL FEB 65. AMONS CHARGES WAS HE KUBARX AGENT.. UPON

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GOVI HIS CASE. THEREAFIER RETAINED LAWYER AND NOW PREPARING

SUIT. SAID HIS LAWYER ALSO REPRESENIS OTHER CANADIAN FIRMS

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‹TYPIC/Soviet Agricultural Problems

ACTION REQUIRED, REFERENCES

ACTION REQUIRED: Please provide Radio Free Europe study.

read the attached article from The Wall Street

Journal with considerable. interest.

If readily avatlable we will

appreciate a copy of the RFE report on this subject which is mentioned

in this article.

Material of this nature

1s most useful in the

(via radio and written analysis) to support its thesis

that if after forty-two years the Soviets have not solved their

industrial and agricultural problems

how can the Cubans hope to do so

ACCOM

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ju Philip G. ELMARD

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THE WALL

Fehruary 8.

STREET 2. 1BuG

AL

Commodities

Soviet Grain Imports Expected to Continue !

Despite Big Plans to Boost Farm Output

BY RAT TANS

BIOD RODOrIeT Of THE MALL SIRSET JOVANAL

Markets at a Glance

A dranie rovinina de do Gosies Union'a

azticuitare in gelling linder mar aimed al 11lt-

Inz farin arduction do "laparina the lot of

tha pranant. For 1966, Rissida leadero are do

Inkerarely

sicwing indusinal

frowth lo

the

amallest Increase in the mishrar seriod, whiie

they count on a sharp yaturit in agricullure

lo propel their censony fistard.

Spot.

Between 1098 and 19711 lie Ruevara plan

llo prur as auntase di fils titos a yeur in

¡ invesimenta Into ngricuiture, to trom $11 bil.

1.8Lon in 1'0B8

and alighti

last year.

they're encouraging tree

maTArting of fruits

and vegrianion from anail prilale piola hold

by pearanto.

Farm Day i Mir InerraNco. In

summer or fall, the fires farniera' Congreas

135

Futures

9135

aince

jane will be held to pies nosh ways of

stimulating production.

Fividence Indleates the Givicle haro a cough

job on their banda. The liciano is that tho

130'

130

communias, worid will oninto

as a major

Impitler ut krains over the sets tow years.

The scoon of the Russion apTiritural ovor.

haul in being analyzed in

Munich by

Soviet

apeclallata ol Raillo Erce Elimpo and Radlo

Liber?y. which beam anti-@mmunts programs

iner faviat blee countries, and ly suthorilles in

foreign ministries in

Westera Burups and by

American Finvernment orticiais

Jay Hasn Importune side EMirits

The succers or fatlure of leo Susier cam-

paign

may have an

intarrlene bearing

on

worid grain trado.

Amencan from programs.

the coid war and Soviet puilucal allitudes lo

ward the U.S.

Agriculturo le the Achilles' beri of the Com-

munist world. The sovire firemnaient reported

lant week that grain outpur drogant 21%0 last

jear to 120.5 million metre sons from 152.1

COMMODITY INDEXAS

Dow-Jones Futures, Frluny-133:11, up 0.70;

lart year, 130.58.

Dow.Juпe 8ров -185.01, Up 0.38: last year.

183.12.

Arestora United KIngdons - 178.J, 048 1.5; dare

yenr: 180.5, (1631, equinis 100.)

FUTURES PRICES

Higher - Wheat, olis, soybeans, rosbein:

meal.

soybean oil,

colonseed old.

positoes,

cattle, colfee, copper, lead, aine, aliver, na)l.

cotton, hides, Chicago ryo and Yow York

rubber.

Irgegular-World sugar, corn and frosca

pork bellied.

Lower-Cocoa,

domesule sugar.

egAs, piar.

inum,

flaxsced,

Winnipeg rye,

London end

Singapora rubber.

million in 1234. The result is a mizusuing need

lor big zrain Importa, In the chip year ending

averago $32 a month for tho collective larmer,.

Juno 20,

more than

35% of the murid's com-

as against 891 a month lor the industrial work.

mercial movement of wheat-alvis 19 million

er, So pearants try by clory means lo leave!

i'meirte tons-la expected to in trio Communist

the collective farns, ho saj's.

.

lands. A metric ton la 2,200 prumits

In this situation, Bome analysis os tho Coi.

The U.B, has only a amall aution as that munist world warn against 'being misted by

trado.

Canada,

AUBErAlLA.

and

grandioso plana of the Sovicis. They sota tiras

France iro major Communise bit suppliers.

former Premier Niklia Khrushcher launched,

But thore

bloc

sales

deniere

export

equally Impressive farth

programs.

51151..8

nincke, reducing competition disperhero for the

| farm Investments from 58.6 billion in 1959 lo

U.S. Wheat alocke of majr miyariers may be|811 billion in 1061. l'es srosa jarm sutpis

under 30 million uns at the end al the current i

rose only 10%.

¡erup year, just over hall the 1882ã3 average.

V. Zhulin.

a senior agronomiss on a 88ale

I So

the anucipated continuntin do Communist

farm in the Altal terrilory of Southern siber:...

¡grain purchases could lit world extort prices, put his finger on a key problem in one recent

It also may result in an incredso ol prostuciion!

reporz. He said, "We must consides juai his

goais in U.S. larm programa

and what Is necessary so maño tha peasail

How doea the soviel farm-uniti campaign ileel responsible lor the harvest daily,chouris

fit

into the

future world trado puturo for and lor tha whole year. lo agraromis ars

grain? Only Romania will haro surplises Tho cial conirol can compensa'o for this ladio i!

soriet

Union.

Hungary,

Cariastatia, East| responsibility," So far to Russians ara dibili.

Germany, Polard, and prosbir Buisaia, Mill jing this probien.

Party bureauerati

need imports, prediets

Carl R Lord, Radio yel willing to surrender their ponies ovor tho

Freo Europé'a top agricultural artromisi. A land to decialon-mading peasazis.

U.S. Department of Agricuituro nirval sajo:

¡"'It should como as no steri surpao li the

Communiat countries remained in lio grain

marises, perhaps up and dour, but la for samso

years to come.""

Outlanti for 1968 Cloudly

Eren as tho new drovo siarie the alitions

Sãi6 Crop

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•Tra

1 tee serial Ministry of Afrimullure,

Mera endanerren an a prauit ne the dry fall.

Aa ya nna Parlio Fire Furopo report: "Thus

perine conortuativa

In submit that only If.

•re sur weather conditione pinvall throughout

•Le jarvies lnina coola lhe Anshitinue 1066 1arms

:,un tre arhiavor,

whirh la highly unlikaly."

As the Inallute ser the study of Bovie Rue

liriod

lero le dre pairsibility of the Boviola

""wipise their main targoin" Targete call Sor

nue in inlal farm allput of naasly 10% this y

Yet lary

hoerciary

Leonid 1.

himarls armitter that stone farm

ral;rit increased by only 10%a In the last six

Fin a dezree ol alagnation la even greater

star, tinny Weatern shantvern hnd projected.

jes ye rone Radio Fron Fumpo report.

8:815486600 809-58005n0tlicors

Дядлацють іа

evident Péarante on 37.000

ariantive and 10,000 atale ferme lack incen i

¡sea, anro they perrive only the reaidus of

, ter, after atale coliertionn. Weather in grim.

inaltitrition in mutilated. Declalona aro mado

irg

Binlane bureaucrate.

Ers the wise plaina nt the likraina, mitten

tracka

connert laninted

collectives,

"rege the borro still is common. In Siberin,

¿tart, jians carves from acrub oucrerorna lio

sisdome arcane must of the year. In Knenkhatan,

giara land atreichre to far horizona like the

krish

erruntry a tha

American

inde erinda tirra toparll from

Weat,

"vircin lands"

soviets har

yeniel caly 11.4 hunneln of whent an acto com.

paral wilh the U.R. average ne do bushels an

85.5%, Tieirs haven't changed much mince, and

titiar gela gape exine for corn, nugar berle.

tatiay and other producia.

Farming still

elijaya a third of Ruenirn familleR, Crop land

sebris drout ena millon arror, annia 50% mara

i tsar, in the U.8..

grain.

yet finala mure Impare

This la primatine conaldernhin anul search.

+ 1r1z in

Binate 1mm hinteriand of.

tro surprisinaly candid.

Grizaaras.

one officini complaina: "On

tie tattris in the reglon there exinia an acuto

éuriage ol dield tractore and grain combiner.

¡ет кле 2.40 АСГРА о сторіапо

wo have

acres IA grain Cropa, only, three combines."

Penna Bachalra, a productive farm ropub

le, to tie Urais, comes another complalnt: Ot

1B20, erective farma In the repubile,

only 150

are flag electrified.

Of the inhabited centers

(In tre republie,

whleh has a population of

tarte tiran & million.

80% don't uno electricity

st nil.

Vertiy 7. Garhuzov,

Boviet miniator of tho

rates, recently reported in a confidential dou.

ment:

Agricuitural

capital

in

the

Sovlet

Tinie ayerages 82.200 a man, whereas in the

1J.8. 1l averages $11,000 a man, or five times

Hirts Yrom the land

A siifst imm the land currently ls acren.

luaura problems. From all parts of the coun

¡try critte reports of peasants abandoning farm

life ine toe nupposedly say life of cities.

even

Janita ton eilles may be only Novosiblrak ol

secressy, complains that in

yeara ta number of able-bodied farmers in

the area

ras been halved from 200,000.: Says

toe:

"'Is te loss continues at the samo rato,

li 10 years iüero will be no abie-bodled farma.

ess jett

'He complains that in his area, wager

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& Summary of Radio Broadcasts for. tho Period 19 October to 20 January

ACTION REVUIRED REFERENDES

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ACTION REQUIRED: FYI

Beginning with the brondcast for 19 Octobor 1965 the Station

at its request bogan recolving a summary of each AMSCROLL AMTHIGH

He forward by separato cover these summaries through the

evening of 20 January

1966 (with the excoption of the periods of

28-30 November and 2-1 January for which no summary wns preparod).

Henceforth these summarloy will bo forwarded on in at lonst bi-weekly.

2.

The Station 1s nttempting

to improve both the punch and the

quality of these programs.

for example,

emphasis should be pinced upon bellov failures and uran the noodless

economic mess.

Furthor, we are trying to refine the

"Irritability"

factoi so far

as Castro and the regime are concerned due to the

sensitivity of Castro to

this type of attack.

Calling Castro (on

19

January) the "Soviets' barking hound dog" is a sally in this

direction.

3.

As usual

with programs of this nature the size and reaction of

the audience

is most difficult to ascertain.

It is some comfort to be

able to record that during

this poriod 10 lottors have beon received

by AlSCrol that have beon inspired by this program.

The President's

uncle, Carlos Dorticos, told AMSCROLL-3 that he had beon a frequent

listener to this program and

that he had listened to this program at

his home the night before he left Cuba.

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"HABLA... VIIDAD FEVELICIONARIA" (i.P.U. Lo)

November Le 1965: "Thoro will bo no changer in thie Hlockndo of Rod Culin".- A comment

on tho runore that les. polley on Cubin will "softon". It is indicatud that Waching

ton, for humanitarian rensone, accopted Cretro's parle: to ovacuate the spiritually

wounded. We aleo comment on the etatement of a Washington official who caid that

"the foar that the U.i, may alter its rolntions with Cuba le unfoundod (and) there

1o no prospect for a chango in our relations".. We arrive at the conclunion that U.s.

policy on the subjoct will no vary: Cac'ro will ho oconomically atranclod and there

1s no future for Communiam 1n thie Continont.

"What About l'olitienl Priconcru?".- Fidol Gretro has trkon a norton of steps that

• limit, by sovernl morns, the offer ho mado to allow dissatisfied Cubrno to leave

the Island. Evon though no public statomonte have boen male shout the political

priconors, It may bo expocted that this matter has boon considorod in the nogotia-

tlone, and that Fidol Castro must be forcod to play fairly in ordor that he may not

trado with the ngony and the hope of 70,C00 political prisonors and with the hope

and the anguich of their relatives.

Novomber 3e 1965: "Burencrncy and Rod Tapo ern bo done away with".- A comment on

the 20-year torm Riven tho "Reeponcable" of "Colectivo" 17, of Regional 2-33 of the

Cuban Concolidated Enterprice of Grocery Storos, one Roborto Montes de Oca Ramos,

and on the crustion of the Minictry of Food Industries, as the typically Stalinist

system to imprison officiala in times of famine, am?

to create more bureaucratio

agencies in an attempt to solve the problem. Cuba's administrative apparatus is a

complicated spidor-webs the linietry for the fugar Industry, the Industrial lept.

of the INRA, the Ministry of Domeetie Tonde, tho Ministry of Foroign Trade, the

National Bank, the Ministry for Apricultural and Gattle Affaire, the Consolldated

Enterprise of Grocery Storee, the "Collectives", the Regionals, and now the Miristry

of Food Industry. Lots of bureaucrats. Tons of paper. Milis of Red tape. But,

still, no food!

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"Intripuce about the Trl-Contlnent-1 Confurence". - Ben Harks, the nactermind of the

TT1-Continentrl Conferenco schodulod for Invann, myrteriously dirapperred in Frrie..

He remomber that, whon It une thoupht that this conferenco would he hold in Algorla

undor Chinose sponsorthip, 1te mastorminde, Che Cuevara and Bon Holln, disapperrod.

Tho character who took up Cho's rolo in this Conferonee, Ben Barks, now vanishea 15

Parle. Could it be that what happoned to Bon tolle 1e niout to happen to Fidel?

November 3, 1965: "How Abluct Can Castro Higl".- In his recent sintement to three

Amerioan and ono Spanish journaliste, Crotro appears arrorant and acte as though he

didn't care for an "agglornamonto' with the U.!. Howover, from the contest of hie

strtomonto it 1s quite obvious that he would liko nothing botter than boing re admit

tod to the Istin Amoricar community and getting, the bleseing of the U...

Tis attitude must hovo boon a terrible disappointment to hia followors, who must

necossarily soo it as evidenco that the U.?...R. 1s In full retrent in 1ts econonle

war with the U.f. over Cuba.

"Roticense That Reynal Inaincuritye Caution and Fear",- At last, the Old Guard has

spoken out through Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, following the dovastatine "purge" that 1t

underwent in the hands of Fidel Castro. But foar of a second, bloody phaeo, of the

purge has kopt Carlos Rafaol Rodriguez from oponly attacking Fidol Cretro.. Instead,

he has taken resource to veiled reticence and references to Fidel Castro's "potty.

burgeo1s" past, mixed with inaincere prairon, in ordor to make it known that the

"clasries" of Marxien-Leninian still distruot Fidel. If their differences with the

"now wave" are really a thing of the past, why does Old-Guard man Carlos Rafpel now

bring up the fact that fidel was not one of them at the heginning, and that he was

not a true Marxist-Leninist?.

Novelaber 4u 1965: "The Renction to Camarlock: Chetro'e Resentment and Bitterners". -

Castro's vow to let disestisfied Cubane out was his own error of appreciation. Pres-

ident Johnson took the challenge and then Castro tried to sound out the U.f. for ca

axistentialist overtures.

Hence his rejection of the Red Cross to mediate in the

matter. His bitter reaction forbidding the departure from Camarioca chows

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of his fructrition. All there dovolopmente allow ur to predict. that Castro 16 in

Buch bas shave that radical changer may roon lo exjoctos

in Cuba.

m'ore on Corler Re Rodrieuiz' Statemento". - In his statonentr, Carlos R. Rodrigues

has uncovsred that Fidel Cartro has creater the objoctive conditiono for fractional

"work within the Party with the exclucion of the Old Guard and of the Stulents Diroc-'

torate fron the oxocutive bodler of the farty. Thie revonlr 1 stato of internal

rift and decomposition, and cuch rovolation, coming from a cigrificant Old Guard

source cuch as Rodriguez, foretolle rather unpredictable conacquences.

Hovember 5, 195: "Sittine BuLL (Corles Palach) Map Sporon!" Emphasio on Carlos

Hafael RodrIguez' personal fenturen, on his am ition to bocomo the Cuban Rovolution's

"Lenin", all of which dreans have boon torn to piocos by Cantro. likewlic, Carlos

Pafael, etrengthenod by Mo: cow's backing, bro pointed out, though in a rather subtle

manner, the sction of the unknown mon of the Party in tho ntrugglo agninet casuroism.

This he did when ho Indiroctly chargol that Cartro war a petty-burgools.

"Gretro Caught bis Fineure on the leer and the Door Slammed on bis None". - Bocruse

his situation 1s more difficult every day, Chatro hintod that his conversations on

the Cuben sxodus meant the beginning of deoper negotiatione ilth the U... This is

falee. Cutan Communism 1s not negotiable. When Freeident Johnson opened the doors

of the U... to all Cubana, he left 1t well e stahlichod that this was done because of

humanitarian reatons, and that Cubane would be wolconed here until they could "roturn

to their homeland and find it free from fear".

loyenter 6, 1965: "Stop thie lionsenseeee Whore 1s Che Curvara?". - Where 1s Che Que-

vara? Thie le a quest on that conctantly hammere on Fidel's care, whenever journal-

inte, diplomate, etc., ask it io him. Besieged by this quertion, Castro one day told

a correciondent for the ladrid dally "Pueblo": "I think that Guevars may never return

to Cuba. He may be somewhere in Argentina". Castro, like stalin did before him,

begins by stating that Cuevara will not return to Cuba. luch a question may only be.

answered ky the murderer when he speaks of his victim. On the other hand, he is pre-

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piring the cotting for the "aircovery" of lucera'e corpoo: 1t will be cald that

asthms killed him, or the imperinlieta, or the head-hunters of south Anorica.

"The Eccond Chauter of Barcor Rodrieuez' Triale- In his statements to Anurican

Journaliste, Carlo: Rafnel Rodriguez her dug out the lesue of the trial agrinet an

Informor, which trial was remriod as one against the "Old Guard", This trial has

sonothing more to 1t: the "dossier" on Jonquin Deloqul, which Fidel keeps hiddan 1n

his elcove in order to produce 1% whenover 11, may cult hie purpoces. Perhape Carloe

Ratrol has deinterred this lecue to algnify that, intermal rifts are more acute than

ever bofore.

Novomber &, 191,5: "The Red Tyrant 10 Horand Himself With Bauc". - Comments on Saetro's

¡ IV appoaranco yesterday. Ors'ro le furious over the Cubang' rush to get out of the

Island, and over the fact that technicians and doctors are nhout to derert him. He

roncts by pretending to dismise the doctora: "the rapes are nour". le remember

Hatuoy, the Indian chieftain who rejected conversion becauso ho onld that 1f ile

Spanich tormontors were going to leaven, then hrs didn't want to go to Heaven.

Similarly, 11 Heaven 1e Castro's Red parmilee, the doctors and technicians want out

of 1t.

"What About the Tr1-Contlnentsl Conferenen?".-

The abduction and disappearance of

Ben Barka eecme to have suspended proparatione for the Tri-Continental Conference

that the Reds had scheduled for, January in Havans. Judging by the kidnapping of the

chief organizer, this Conferenco, which 18 rejecied by China, ls piven the came treat

ment that forcod the suspension of the Algiers' Conference that the Chirete aponenres.

Lot!s walt for the second chapter and we will see whether the Conference is held after i

all or not.

* November 9, 1965: "hat Goes Fron One Her. Ith to the Other". - We recall that on

Nov. 7, last jear, Castro was interviewed by a corres. ondent for the New York Tines.

At the same time, he said that he would down whatever American U-2 planes he could

with this surfnce-to-air antiaircraft misciler. He aleo said that he would uce

Soviet troops in the defense of his Com-unist regine, om that he would welcome a

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military alliance with the U.....R.. Now, a year later; his heart hleeding over his

parting with Red China, an un'er brutal sovlct pressuri, Castro's Nov. 7 speech

inaugurating a hospital counts like that of a "conatructive" ruler whose concern 1s

for the wolfnre of the people, and who asks that elme people nto march up the (socia-

11st) path".

He is no longer arromnt. He belatedly begs for the people's support.

Wht About Latin American Corrunist Parties?".- Castro dismissed the fact that

Chin did not greet the roorminization and chango of the Cuhan Comunist iarty, but

spite and concern were obvious in the tone of his voice. Cas'ro knows that re has

botrayed Chinn. On the other hand, the Conmunist Parties of Latin America have not

addrorned Castro any conpratul-tory mesanges either, which indiestes that they are

beginning

to turn their backs on him on account of his "purging" of the old guard.

Under such conditions, Castro's subservience to Moscow is grenter every day. Castro

has entored the most unsurnountable phase of his crisis.

x November 10, 1905: "The Resson god Nature of the Economic Rlockede". - From Castro's

Nov. 7th speech it may be deductod that the U.s...R. has only been able to supply him

with weapone, bullets and cannons. We stato the reasons why the U.s...R. will not be

ablo to invest more in Cuba, and that, at the same time, the nations of this Hemisp-

here will continue their economic boycott of Castro's Cuha. There can he no economic

coexistence between Red Cubs and the rest of the Continent.

"Continental Resistance to Argression". - Even though the Llma meting of military

chiefe from 17 American countries did not trke up the question of the Inter-American

Army, the resembled chiefs unquestionably took a step towards its establishment, which

will be ultimately decided on by the 1.1.5. Aggression to the Dominican Re ublic,

and persistence in Cuba-drafted subversive plans against the rest of the Hemisphere,

urgently demand that adequate continental security plans he adopted in order to face

up to the threat and put an end to aggression.

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November 11, 1965: "Coexletence Dreams Cone Tumbling, Down". - Therla: There can be no

coexistence botween Castro and the U.i. After Castro roturned from Moscow in 1963, and

under pressure from Krruchchoy, he bepan his first conciliatory overtures with the United

itates. Nikita had pleaded geographical and economic imposelbility to maintain his con

mitments with the Castro tyranny. Result: The Soviet Union cannot continually support

Castro and the V.í., on their part, rejectstastro-Communism. In face of this situation,

the men in the Cuban armed forces and in the government have only one dignified course

of action: to remove the despot. from power in order that. Cubs may emergo from chaos and

tragody.

"The O.A.S. Should Not Portpone Its Meeting", - The same Chetrolte agrression that.

earlier forced the postponement of the 0.1.:. Conference now warrants that the Conference

no longer be postponed. The

said aggression has crested a situation that demands new

instrurents and agencies to put the O.A.S. in stape to face up to the subversive threat

planned and executed in Cuba. The process that startod at Punte del Este must be brought

to a ruccessful end: the re-establishment of democracy in Cuba so that the Pearl of the

Antilles may rejoin the Inter-American system.

November 12, 195: This program was entirely devoted to reading Dr. Sciplie's articlo

entitled "There W1ll Never Be Coexistence Or 'Haking Up' between Castro-Communism and

the Free Peoples of the Hemisphere",

November 13, 1965: "Cuba's Internal Econoric Front 1s Disastrou?", - Castro, seeing that

he'll never accomplish "coexietence" with the U.s., and that the USER 1s Eradually with-

drawing Its assisiance to his regime, seeks refuge. in the internal economic front, and

tries to increase the agricultural production of the peasante. The open failure of said

purposes becane evident ever since Castro took 150,000 men from the countryside and

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turned them into coldiers, militiamen, informers, etc. There is none to replace this

rural labor force.

If these men were returnod

to the country, they would plot against

Castro. If they are not returned, they cannot work.

"The Fate of Cormunist Puppet=".-: The fate of Ben fella in Algeria aml of Sukarno in

Indonesia shou what Corrunist puppets can expoct. both men were intimste friends of

Fidel Castro, both visited Cuba, and both servod the sano Red master whom Fidel Castro

serves. The outcome in their cases constitute a writing on the wall for

tho beardod

tyrant.

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Кок осиТИсаси росОкі 86).

November 15, 1945:

"Fidel Castro's Gravo Sugar Froblem". - Followine, loncow'o promised

and inctructione, Car'ro plunged deep into ovorproluction of supar in tho hope that he

would be able to coll tha whole crop.

Inst year he turned out over 6,000,000 tons of

cupar and about half of 1t 1s et1ll in the unrohoures. „The Rucelane novor purchacod 1t.

This year. Castro. 1n blowing his top in face of hir Milonna: If ho turne out 6.5 million

tonc, the UrSR will not buy it. If hi outs production down, the eone crop will ho lost.

In foco of iuch a dilcums, ho esca: ce to tho Sierra Mertra with the doctors and, from

there, he puts the blame for all hin woer on the u.^.

"Storm Aire Blowing on the Turquino", - The rally atop Mt. Turquino became a kind of a

requiem for the tyrnnt's nepiretions. Helend hopod that the nogotiatione almod st evac-

uating discatiefled Cubans to the U.'. would pavo the way for an 'agedornamento" with

the Americans, but his manruver has turnod on him like a boonerang. So, beeides h1m

self with rago, he lashed at the.U.". On top of all this, Cuban patrlots chowod that

• they are still active, and that the Malecón Drive le vulnerable to eucceerful commando

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November 14, LU5: "Ihs Rie laaline Of Fercion Mindsters" - A communt on the

II Extraordinary Noetinp of Intor-Am ricar. Forvign Ministers, which will convene

tomorrow, lar. 17, in tho elty of Ria de Janeiro, Brazil, The miin pointe in the

agonda: economio dovolopment, the Alliance for FrogreEs, the strenghtening of the

Inter-Amerienn system, the improvonent of instruments for tho poaceful colution

of controversies, and the strengthening of representative donocrney, Lastly,

and even though this is not a concreto point in the agenda, spocial attention

will be deroted

to

tho

atrugale nrainet corunism throughout tho Antricao. To

this respect, the VI Mocting of Ancrican Arries has Just takon place in Lima,

Perú, and in it concrote decisions, plans nat formilns were adopted.

"Anether feis, Stor". - Tho subjuct of subtersion is unavoidablo to "ho Río

meoting. The funta del Esto declaration, the diplonatic Isolntion and the July,

1964, trade blockade sanctioninp, the angression arainst Venezuels, jut, the Com

munist regine on tho vorge of colloctive military intervention. Surversion has

continuer, and sustainod Castro-Communist interference in the Doniniean Republic

will force the O.d.f, to take furthor stops in sanctlining the agpreecor.

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November 17, 1%5: "dar Drums on the Flno-Soviet Borlor" - On the busin of long-

tino difference between Rel Chins and Rucria, wo agrce with Vico-President Humphrey

who, during a recent Ti apponranco, dicclorod that coulot and Chinero border gar

ricons were beinp, keefer up latoly, The motto "moru eannons and 106e butter" is

bocoming Inchlonble arain, with the concoquont ducrearo of production and incroaso

of military budget appropintione, an woll ar with a decroaso of forolen sin to

countries such at Guts. From thir, wo may concludo that Cratrol, altuation worsona

day by day, Cura'r only colution ir to ret rid:

of Cartro in orlor that It may once

agnin enjoy poace and pro-pority.

"Aspectr of an Uncalvel Rift". - Tho Conunlit Fartlos of the Amorione aro worried

ovor the situntion of treir old Cuban conrades who live unlor a Damocles aword In

the hands of Fidel Cartro. They have been unble to keep the trinl of Marcon Rodri-

gues from having ascond part in Orrogul's caso-illo, which 1e alco the socond part

of the "trial" against Cubn's old Connine, Latin Conunists are having a clach

with Fidel and with the Castroitos of their rospoctive countrier, and they are en-

gaged in fractional work to un'ermine Castro'e dosigns and put their old comrades

back in the leaderchip of the Cuban Party.

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November 18, 1905: "What. Can Castro Get Fror The Russlans?". - An analycle of F1-

del's now stand, stereby he abandons neutrality hotucon the USCR and Rod China.

In roturn foi his "eledge of allopiance", the Kremlin has offered Cretro an Incrèase:

In oconome and allitery ald. Perhaps the fusslans will in fret pive him euro,

tanks and. rockets once açain in exchange for Cuban surar. But as far as ocononio

ald 1s concerned, Gastro should know thai Sorlot-Bloc countrius are firm atout

halting further investrento in the Cuban failure, hat is more, they aro talking

of domanding, politiarl, financial and economic reforme from tho boarded dosgot that

would permit minute inspoction and puidanco of Cuban affairs by his sponsore over-

sess. Will Castro tolerato such Intervantion! No one knows.

!

"Tho O.A.S. IN RIQ".- Tho O.loio, which convened yosterday in Rio, facos a continent

-wide altuntion whose gravert problem

18 st11l Communist Cuban subversion and aggros-

sion. The process that bogan In Punta dol Este and cintinued with the July 1952,

meeting, must be brought to a succoseful and ty trking nore severe stops againet

the focal point of sutrersion and acerersion: Conrunist Cuha.

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Hoventer 19, 242: Mics the Antl-Communict Fleht. Goes. -

A rumnry ir made of the anti-

communiet sorogis 1a iris, which is synthetizor in tha Indonerian events. Thoro, nnt1-

Communien 1s gianise force any diy day.

And in South Viet Nam, where the U.r. Army has

Juet palned s 75% 710-057, 5:1tr'ing

the principle of teending the integrity of South

Viet Man. Is "he hereas, He can quotu fron the trave speech dolivered by brazilian

Fresident Kars'all Cartello iranco, who callod for a ruvision of thu old concepte of

politienl int: +7-4-585055 cristin that of counter-intervontion appinat Communism.

Initly, we pots" out that the valeo of urmr sane out in Cubs with an attack against

the Cuban coast list, srich evidenced the luhano fighting epirit ngalnat Commandan.

"Back to Popular irit Tastier".. It is anouncod that tho Kremlin is returning to ito

pollay of popules Erats, unich war in vorue bick in the 30s. Some of the rerulte of

this polley vere Italis'e "entente" with Hitler an Muncolini to put an ond to the

Spanich Rogublic. Is Frense, after undurmining, 1tr Institutione and demorallaing the

French People iy means of the ropular Front, the Yremlin concoctod the Nazi-soviet

detecmont that palestied the second world war. Thir tlmo, the whole thing is almod

at the Ameries ar the change 1s anounced in lavana. This 1a tho new wrapping of

continent-wide su-vercion and the purposo la to crente an atmosphere of confidence and,

eventually, to coisay the (Communirte') democratle and Cathollo allies, as well and

everyone elte 'o le raive enough to join the Fopular Fronta.

livember 20, ICkE: "A "rikute to Cuton leroee" - A political, moral, military and

revolutionary elation si the Cuban patriotel attack aminct the Eighth Police Pre-

cint, the River, intel end the house of ruppet freellent forticos. In the articlo,

1t le Indiested los Sistro, even though ho spends hundrede of millions of dollara to

accomplish invalse-stillty, found out overnight that 'he is far from invulnorablo to a

naval attack perpetres ly a froup of Cutans who wilod nearly inefficient weapons.

Gastro wrath orse the failure of his spionare netuor's knew no limiti. We pay homago

to the hercas iss, "in their action on Cubs, faluted the other heroes: the ones that

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sher their blood in Viet Nm.

"count:r-Intorvention 1r Enutenlent to Loritist: Colf-Dolenco" - The stultorn, une

warrants interpreiation of the doctrine of non-intervention has made it poeriblo for

tho comuriste to intorvono thomcolver

in the

affrirs of

othor countries, oven millt

arily ass on a large ecolo, ar did the Eratro forcor in the Domirican Rejublic. The

concort that hangs around the halla whore D.l.:. mectings are hold 1e that which

allow: 80r counter-intervontion an a monne of loestimate self-dorenre. Thir 10

oquivilent to proventivo action mulnet, esterprion orleintos in Conmuniet Cuts.

Noventes Du 1965: "Cartro Liod Arout 111r Finrich Trade" - On the 21, Rulio Havana

told the Calan poople hou benoficial traling with spain war leing. The bunch of Cag

troito lise rust bo exposud

with frote an ain-letics in or'or to show that Ejain'e

trade with cuis, suring the firet olsht munths of 1915, har dwindled by 31% ae compar-

od with 19i4. On the other hand, Isain he ulthiraun its ships from the Cilan run,

and does rot reem very intorortod In Cuinn order: for tuna fishing, boate, since the

productivs capacity of lte chipyardo le alrondy committed in advance till 1967. 11th

falio date, C-ctro tries to show that hs har Moated the blockade, but the truth 18

that the blockade is flouting hi: oun deelen:.

"Counter-Intervention: a supplement te the Joinson Ioctrinc".- In Rio, Lean Puek haa

propored that, the O.l.s. adopt what moniures may be necerrary to prevent another Com

• munist regite from boing

ortblicher) in thie lenirphere. This, essentially, war the

doctrine that, trecient John on e'stral uhen the arpreecion startel rainet the Lomini-

can Reputlie, Pesides, among the Foresen Ministere, the concept of counter-interven-

tion is gaining momontum as a way counter-s'ticking the approcsive forces. This means

that the tlockade and Irolation impored by the Jol.i, arainst the Cormunict, renfne,

and the newly-issued

Johnson Ioctrine, are beine cupplonented in a manner that may

be definitive towar?, ending the rutversive threat that emanates from the focal point

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of approcrion: Communiet. Culin.

Hovenber 33e 124: "sicw Chatour Over Cubn",- Lean Furt's statencher In Rio have

ruperlative Importance when he riater

the Amiricin stand remming the defense of the

Hemirphero from Communiot arrescion, whether with the concurrence of

the other countrios

of the Continont, or unilaterally. In the other hand, wo are informod of an epidemio

of foot-and-mouth disonse in Ukrants and Furopean Russin which is alfecting most of

the toulots' enttle production. All this indiestor that the future holds no future

1n Cubn, 1f wo may play with vorie, an that rerronsiblo men in the Cre'ro Cut. and

armer forces have only one porrible course of notion left: to renove Castro and return

Cubn to deroerney and welbeing.

"The Great laneuver of the Tri-contIrentrl Conference", - The Kremlin lenders that

boart the Iri fontinental Conferenco ar a t-lumph over China, aro using it at the

erms time for a far more dangerour mreuver agninst the American Continent. Sur

serrive plane have falled, and now they are plarning a tactionl niout-faco to continue

their cubvercivo tasks through other meane, 1.e., the Latin American Popular Fronts.

But the memories

of that polltieal spoch back in the 30r. and of its European conso-

quencee, are very nuch alive in the memory of the people for the new tactic to yield

ary fruits in the Americas.

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RAdiO SUMMARiES.

Decemier 1, 1965:

"The Soviets: Crer The furr Harve:t To ftart"- While Padl

sought military and economic aid in thn USTR, Flirl Castro deflantly warned that the

sugar harvest would bigin as late ar Jon. 7. but back came Rail from nicou, not. with

a pledge of subeinntial ain, but with intructiore to have the harvert begin irentate

Iy. That is why Castro chanrer his stratory an! lunchod the harvest richt ausy.

"Whrt I: The Tri-Continental Conforence?",- In 4tr flirt place, the Tr1-Contirer'al

Conference doer not represent the countries of threo continents, as it: Orgarizere

claim, but rather the Corruniste nn terroriets crom the ro-called Mroverente Of 114.100

al liberation" in thore countrier. In the recond place, the Conference is a reting

for the Sino-coviet struglo for the landerrhip of the Afrigan and Asinn Cormurict

Parties, and the struggle goes on ani'st intrimes, maneuvre, abductions and murdert.

December 3e 1965: "Cuba Cannot Roturn To The Latin Anerican World". - Ince more Dean

Ruck has clearly stated that, in order to bo admitter inck into the Inter-Amerlean

corrunity, Cuba must first severe its tier with the USfR and quit subversion and i-

filtration in this Continent. Castro's frionde instie the 0.1.i., who harboured hopee

of iringing Cuhr back into the Organization, should atenton them. Thore "holler-than-

thou" characters who pretend to defend self-rotemination and ron-intervenvention in

public, privately charge Cartro-Comrunism nod 1tc argressione.

"A Double-Play Agrinst Peking And Cartro".- By means of the Tri-Continental Conference,

which cummarizer a phace of marcuvering and counter-mancuvering within the cino-soviet

rift, the Kremlin has manared to olit-wit the Chirece, take control of Africar, heian

and Latin merican Comw-Ist Partied, and reel a snath blow to Castro'e drear of decon-

Ing the role leader of the Latin' Merican connies.

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Iccentor 3e 1202: "Tarce arl Crete 1rn".- - Mrtortines nevor comr nlonc, micially

for chatro. lou, in view of hir horrible firancini crieli, hir celation. with France

aro obviourly doteriorine. Ac culience, we vint out the Trouch cincollation of a

s. 75 million contract to ruild a quicklime, ince-ticlio and furtilizor plant in cuba.

"CaBiro Pnires l'1r Volume Amin", - Castro's tailuro in his attempt 'o ret the laí. to

chrngo policy of oxtrene aritrtion, and he is pro-ising, arms to the subversive forces

throughout the Amricas. But there is ono more rearon: the Tri-dontinental Confirence,

of which Cretro winted to be the center. However, he has hoen airplacon to a securdery

rold. That In why his approach to cubvarsion in closor to that of the Chineso than to

that of the ormarizers of tho Conference.

Decenter he 1945: "Iatin Aserica Excludes Guin Fror. Its Plans", - As has keen said,

rome charncters in Latin Aerior publicly oncounge Cartrole Guln, but privnicly dospiro

it and exclule it from thoir plane. An example is tho Spanich plan to help in latin

America's Induptrialization, and 1tr exclurion of Curr. The 19 Latin Ancrican nations

also banned Cubn from their U.!". plans for industrialization.

"Chetro In Hoved By. Dispair", - Rather than streneth, Castro's speoch of lec. 2 derotes

weaknees and dispair. His impeinr, about arenals with which he counts to hole sut

versive frocee throuphout the Continent is a derparate provocation. There are three

key pointor wiich corner Firel Citro: Mo is the doctrine that subvercion is acres-

sion; tho other one li the Jehrson Doctrine, hich reame effectiva in the Donirican

Rorublic, followed by lean Rusk's Rio de Janeiro statenent that the U.s., whether alone

or accompanied, will intervene wherever agression occurs.

December 6, 1965: "Castro's Ecoromic Woes Grow: licw It's Mexico ant Russia", - Recent

Iy, we talked of Cuba's difficulties in 1ts relations with France, low, wa echo a report

that Cuir's trade with lexico is steadily rwindlin..

On the other hand, Russia's huge

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Lought, talugn thr Ursk's foreh exchange rurerver down low, and this

will mean

further troublo for Cartro.

"The Working, I'nares Agninst The Cmunirt, Rerimo": - With the dock workers of tho U.:.,

Carain and luorto Rico Joining up, the labor hoycott notion de comploter. shipe flying

tha flare of countrios that trado with Gretro will have a truph timo al aurleen ports.

enr? the nooed around Gretro's neck ir tightening.

Lecemier Ze 1965: "Death of Antonio Placeo", - Thin article wuri dovoted to the vlorift-

ertion and rimembranco of Gon. Antonio Inceo, the fupreme Conder of the Culan Army

of liternt ion in

the 1895 War of Independence, who wre shot and killed in action on

Doro 7, 1890, near Punta Brava, Finur del Río Tho Corariato luvo a'tomptod to errre

the menory of this hero bocnure inceo war a halfred, of humble ortein, an, novortho-

loes, Culin'e No. 1 coldior. Heneo, to curtnin thelr thuorice on clare etruscle, the

somunieto had

to dertroy the momory of tho working-cluer hero of a burgooin nation.

"The Tri-Continental Challonge",- leine from the monning of the Tri-Continentrl Conf-

erence within the Sino-soviet rift, the main miotine in a challenge to Intor-Morican

law and

security which comes from panpetors and Com-untet apenta from three continonte.

Curn, a ratollite and the focal point of subvercion and appercion to Ameriorn countrior,

will be the retting.

December 8, 1015: "American Victory, Soviet Lefeat",- We cormont on Americz's treat

lest with the remint 7, whilo Fursia's sprice thrust has ruffered a severe set-back

with 1t.s Lura-8.

"Caetro Charged With Cho Cuevara's l'umlor".- Felire Mushuante, In the l'exican dally

"El Univorenl", charges that. Che'ro murdere! Che Guuvarn on foulet ordort. Of course,

tie cheap noval concated by Cartro on Cuevara car, convirce no ore, unil, In 9 months,

no evirence his been produced that point to sto truth ulnere. Alunhuante'e charge,

therefore, ie more accoptable than "idel Cratro's version.

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loccatar le 1l: sinilanes Ruirlans

and Chinore on tha iarpath".- Chinero-oriet

ekirmichor near flailare, villo dirmidro ar lorritorial differeneer, mully rerpind

to the 1loolorfenl rift.

Tho UrSR Incro-ged

itt

militury budret by 58 at tho axionce

of oducation, forcien ali and arricultural nn 1niu: trial develorment, on the grounde

that "American necresciveneer" force hor to do ro, lut the truth le that 1t le the

Chinero threat that promiter ruch n move. f the other har', wa cin expoct larger

shipmente of soviet arma to ria, but, a cut in economie rid.

"Tho Genind 7", - The Gonind 7 flight and Itr schernied mootIng with tho Comint &

will hrank all apaco flirl rncorie.

The coulot. toinl of flyine hour? ti tripled,

and a cimilar avantare ir reichel ovur Soviot Inunchiner. Thie li the oxponent of

tho dorroe of development achdover by tho lort towards mouls which the Communiat world

1c not ovon appronching. Berlder, 1t 1: a wirning to coulet lenters who rook to dastroy

tho necomplichments of tho lost. If they wore to attomnt ruch ustruction, thay would

bo dortroyod Inetond.

December l0e 19i5: "A New Collapro of the Connio Worlr".-

Tho farxist. maxin thrt

history le "Irroverrible" le collapsod once arain, thie timo, in tlo Conno, Alpuria,

Indoneria and, more recently, in the sudan. The liricon peoplon are teing reborn to

politionl life, rapidly waking up from the Connunict spoll an? triling, an anti-Com

munist stani. The last country to no so 1s tha furlan, which har jurt outlaved the

Sudanero Con unirt. Party and? warned

ail other partier hiving cornoctions with the Reds

that thoy may ruffer tho sane

fate.

"what'e 1n ani behind the Arenda of

the Tri-Continent:l 'Perley".-

Ir. the Tri-Contirant

al Conference, the

USR

will chew oft its triumph over the Chinese with rerpict to

"liberation movement.s"

in Africa. Taling advantare of Castro ant

Che Guevarz, tho

Soviets mnared to penetr-te and dirtio reveral l'arties in In'in Inerica. Thera are

revuril phaser in the Kremlin's counter-neuver: the 'coupe aminat. len Bella, the

suspension of the Algiars Corforence, the vanishing of Che Guevery, tha

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cion of Ca: tro and the change in Indon atre Gertre ari "so have been defend

be tho

Kremlin.

December 11, 10% Mo Foroeart Tho Fallure of the Fortcoming Sumar Hervent", - ie

go back to the rubject of the culen "zafra"

on the incis of Cartro's Juno Eth rinto

ments, when ho plodrod tho roconitruction of the Cunn sumar Irlustry, the eraction of

a molarn new rusar mill in the Cauto Riuer valley, ar! a 6o5 million ton ruper harvort.

Whnt har been necom lichen? The Culin maar raustry 1r 54111 in chambler, there le no

now mill in tha Cauto valley, on Crotro, "1th protests an 11e0, 10 alrendy attengt

1ng to jurtify that thore will he no has millson tone of suer.

"Tho bankruptcy of Cuin'e Foreim Groult and the ingenit", - Sinciding with thes newe

Ireued by Frunch fortilizer com any war cincelling ita Guer, contract iuo la Cuin's

Illuro to my for over 13 million worth of merchardtro, it wine reported that. the

boycott would bo extonder. Thr dockworkers of Canala, this Vai, ani tuerto Rico havo

Jolned the Lutin Amoricon workern' toycott of veerelr flying the flags of countries

that trade

with Rod Cubre

Decemior 13e 1N.5: MA Explorivo lower Strurgle In Furria", - He analyzo how the power

rtrugglo betwoon Kocygn and brachnev ir known throuph the tinner trken by the kuarlan

papere "Izvostia" and "ravin", rospectl: oly the organe of the rovernment and of the

Con'unist Forty, The Primo l'Inirler's s'and cuntiete of pointing at the economic

debacle and it. tho nodd to minta'n the currert level of milltary exponditurer, whilo

brechnov'g position 1r on of advocating a strung nemed Per hree by Incronting ti

milltary budgot. Tho Army, in turn, hue rwaried Breziner's eupport hy causing the

retrement of Ikovan, so that ant larty Secretary Mrolal Poinorny could be kicked

upstairs to the Presidency of the USR. More charpee are to come within the franswirk.

of this rift.

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"Sul rrion in Urgist sal Monitruous ferror in Icrozuoln" - Tir Alueprint for 1101-

once in Uruguay lo part of the ponoral plans for In'in American rubverrion draftod in

Cut to The stops taken do the Uruguayan Government have chocked the early dangere of

Chitro sommandet subversion, lut, it in cienificant that. tho Comunicte si ould have

moved their target more is the south in ortor to provoko a Dominican-rtylo civil etrifo..

Tho ator inable chumeer anken by Vonozuolan Red torror 1. alro munningful: a young

hourenile murdored by a tunt placud inrido a Chrirtme prerent connictent of an imgo

of thirs Viriln tary.

Duconter lu 1904: "President Johnpon: The Will of Froccom", - A comment on the stato-

monto made by frostient Johecon, who han ruarierted lor, notorminailon lo roferatho

frordom of south Viet Mas rommileer of all porrible concoquoncor. lo

stress the nocri-

fico, In terme of wealth thou the oarth and human lives to which Redl Ching forcor Horth

Viet lia", whilo tho Chires thancolvos Inurh at poaco offorts. Thin cire is preconted

an an examplo to all other poopl'", and what 1r. bound to ha pen to F1'ol Castro 1a

also points out.

"They Talk Perco But Precidve Ner",- Poaco in a Irvorito subject of Communlit propa-

ganda. It ls alro one o: the rost decoitful onco, cinco, whilo the Comiles trlk of

peace, they dystcmatically reject all lona fide proposals to nccomplichpeace, such as

in the case of Viet dar. The Irl-Contlnenthl Conferenco schedulled for Jan. 3 boars

the gorm of violont condliot to croate new Viot lama in America am Africa.

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Deserter 150_1945:

131 jublished ty tho lavana rescaper l "nio" whorehy the communicte saltirialicts

attack thore culnn whore lear; for crilce is point at the real courer of the Cuban

excelai, which we confirmed u1th: the worde of "u. Sergio del Vullo, a prominent Crotro

_ o'ficer, who in

cluda! Libertra, on toco 13 spoko of the harsh life of tho poarunte.

1E TRICT TUINTEG ACHOOLE WI IT WMM".- It har been arnounced in Cute that. tho

meter of eraduaton from the terrorirer truthine schoolr of srar "el trio a1ll ho in-

cresser? to 8,000. Thir 1r the school where the Castrottes Irilned Laterfein future

corrilla and torrorite in grier to ui0 them later in tiele rerpective countrlor. In

Verezuels, one of Cartra's favorite tarrots, a mountruour rug? hur jurt teen perpotrated:

by the Cormunints, in the mader of !l. Pariol, who received a honh mailer by come of

tas graduatos from

Does: her 162 19658

15nE.- 1) 1r, hombere doctroy hure pouer-plant In North ÜIet, liam.

2) Cartro rtepr-up rarihuane harvertr for export.

"HE CheWIETE HAVE LOT Me CULE MUm!",- In thie artiela, de annalyze bore Cubin

youth, boenure of 1tr natural thirt, for knouledgo, no firit became Interer*el in the

selon*1flo principler of cor unlem, thinkine of the posr1t1114y of riming the anever

to man'i quart for hai pineer here.

However, young culant are row dirillussened with the

theory and practico of lurxd-t-lonini.n, an they are ohul urly disarnelatin? thomsclves

sos Cartro-Communiam. That 1e precholy why, a leu nys ars, the rarine thought it

convorient to enll a national meetire of the Comantrt Youth. In thie Red event, those

lenders that failed 11: thoir tank in Irdoctrinate the young were surged, are 1% was

agrees that brain warhine would ie a frerro-ntive of the politienl police at tre state.

Castro has lost the your. The joung are fighting Costro. They must he helpm.

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"C*INT 7 AND aM.- los recorin ar rouls have beer accompliched ly the lla! a ulth the

renie-vous of the Gor'na 7 an aipee eapruler, speelally as ramards accurocy. We

are incilnud to tink that there ir no linit to relentifle 'ounlopment. In llio conquiet

of space. The clean cut, clarity of Anorican report on the crace flight, contrarte

wilt. the obecure am! comber suerct currounding coviet exporimentr.

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"Lites "Ti

LET" (066)

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preorter 1e 19-51

1) 11 Cuinne rail to celle; l dege; concerigti, l amiftored.

2.) Ial', to homb more: Inurtral conter; in ort: Viet. l'am.

Why lTe duel lulled Unself" - She tory of

ip, Apoll: rufcire on secount of the

CovistEn: t Gornar Trado Airermont.

"The run in lie kar" - Carlor Pain:l's see trip to "orcol, which ire no officinl

Juitification whatover, fallodine a see artselo pilla-hor in Lordon, ban pit. bur in

car.

Thrount ateler are tradente made aron?, Carlos Parael Rolr1rs%

ecome to ta been charge alla the are it turning Com unict Fartler malnut Fl'el

and for the cold Guara'.

Boccinter 132.1%5:

ME.S.-

1) Kelianarn Nutliner Effect: of 3á. Paid on lorth Vict. lian lover Planta

2) Ecuadorian Youth Concer: Gorismme Communirm.

why Ire det Killed Hirrelf"- Continention of shove editorial, Thir part dealr with

¡Inilar darficultlec confronted by lara ri, Crecho: Jov kin arr Cuba.

"Frucuution on the Eve of ties tiri Ser'inental! Parley".- The Cuban replmo has order-

ed a nunter of preventive arrarts ar ericy lo head off the ponritality of artarcination!

attempte or eidnappines amone the corain alertor to the Mr1-Continontal parloy.

There rtope are taken mortly amint the trachirere military.

Castro, for hir part

sear: that sancthing may hapren to sir, er

"com:thing" har ened

to Ben

Polla two days

before the Algiers Conference, which ther har

to to caller-off.

Iecertior 2, 1205:

HOME. -

1) 28 lew Refupcer Eneak Mut Of Gile Monrd Small Versel.

2) ¡piin To tend ledical Corps in Toren Of Support to Viet lam War.

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EITURTALE:

E11-t Must Fall In Guba".- He celo roporti hi recent refugeo armfurli concerring

üntrol: purchare of rerective farning equirent. There purchares indicatr why Cartro

Cor undom ir friline in Cure thanks to the attitude of crooked nerchants that st111

trade with Flrel, to the rerime's own stupidlty and to the renirtance of the Cuban

people.

The Bode Want lic lescc".- North Vict lam has rejocted all peace offers and nade

neckery of overy appronch attempted to put an end to the war. loneow ar woll an

Feiging keep their puppet from aiming are trace are corce him to mintain a war for

which they rive him no ald. Communiom would have several morr. Vist. Name in othor

continents, in order to exten tho conflict it the expenco of the peoplor.

Ferocher. 21, 1965:

1) For ore Culina Culans lay To Freddom: Thro Dra't lped Youth, ini Tho Fatter

2) Juanita Chatro And Ir. Carlor Iorticos, Pola'ive of Cuhan Precident, Talk

About Culan Fituation In Niami.

PILLS:

"Hot Even Castro's And Porticos' Relativer lent To Stuy In Cuha".- Cartro's efforts

to prevent the Cuban exodur are in vain. Not even tho close relatives of the Cuban

President and Premier want to stay on the Red

Irlando Carlos Dorticor, an unclo to

Pres. Orvaldo, has echoed the failure of the regimele tncktone: ecoronic planning. io

stress his words that Cuban. foreim-exchance renervec are low hecauce surr production

uses sore collars than 1t will yielr.

we ünsalved Conflict In: The Tr1-Continent:1 Parlei".- The rtlll unsolved orisis of

the Dominican Repuhlie has bounced back in i0 cove a marner as to have caused 40 dead

in fastiaro, ani Castroite violence continuer recaure the forces of subvertion want to

have s tanner for agitation in the Tri-Cortinental Contrerce. The masterminds of sub

version in Cubs provoke there acts of violence in the Dominican for this purpose.

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MUS:

2) Runrin Suffers in Internalional ftuontre Union tarloy Mist. Bo loied From Eudan

10 Czechorlomkia.

2) Lo:. Troops Autharloca To Furcue The Enong In Ganiorian Torritory.,

EDITORIALS:

"The trunole Within The Comunirt Parimal,- A contiruation of the precolino articlo

on Dr. Carlo: Dorticos' statementr concernine Intornal rifts anenr the Sui in Cornurietro ,

Iccoring to tr. "orticor, tho "Old Cuard" 1r Unricouted nod the Army 1r iTowingly d1s-

satirflos!.

"How the Erviet Grin in Or Groun Mirister All The Elma". - 111th the arrival in Cula or

227 :0:10t trichnicians to te archined directly to the rumr mille, Ruerie rets direct

con'rol of cuirl, sucar production. The came thing hug eno with the rinural. and the

exploitation of the mines, whose products go direetly to Rusrin since the mines cane

wrier the control of soviet technicians. Politically, Rueria has chosen lavana as the

setting for 1tr anti-Chinese "Tri-Continental Conforence" in orier to show off its

triungh over liao fron the Cutor ca: 1n1.

Decent.er 23, 1245:

LENS:

1)Venozuelan Folice Gapture Gang Of Rede Wio Radiod Funds Throuch Blackmail.

EDIMOPTALS:

wiew stens if he leo deinst north Viet. l'am".-

i comment on the activities of the

U.í. In liortt: Viet Nar, and on China's perflay and laoni's Inalility to draw its own

courte, which has forced the vor, "o take ond further step in the war hy destroying

North Viet lan economic complex.

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"Ticol'e Star Raudily Leclintnr".-

Gaitrate alout to chlor hir roventh your in powor

under tir omonto Dietatore lichano end!

1st1-ta foll Pretrely on their : evonth your,

and Cartro's situation shows that hic, 'rr li mapll selling and tint ho's hording

strnicht for the abyss.

Documber he 1965:

MOE:

1) Bivo 0i refections Continues: In Cartro's orchant. Fleot: Ckippor in? Chief

Engineur of the Froighter "Uvero" Porcot In Garlon.

2) Irilain,

Was, Appreve "Are million 'als of Anti-Arerald Artillory l'o Eaud1

Arabla

to Deterr Red

Apression.

"Rucels 'Intervenes' Thu cure funer Industre"- Urror the quire of "achnieal arciet

anco", the Uh? will send 227 "curer tuchnicinns" to the one country whose own technic-

ician: know all thure

i: to know shout suar.

The real purpose 1r clear; the sovicts

want to tiko complote and

final control of tie

Guir swar Indurtry, a: s now limitation

to Cartro'= povor.

"There Will le do lorry Christone for Culona".- With itr crimes an' with the derporato

•ituntion to wilch it har inkon the reople, communion has maric it Imporsillo for tho

Cubans to enjoy any hay iners thir Chrictmar. But aulist an en ronment of sadnese,

there will he faith and hope there inys. Communion lar Leen unaklo to k1ll either of

thore blorsines, and there los one of the weakneerer of Communlit materialien.

Decomt.cr. 25e 1905:

1) Venezuela : over To trevent Entry of Iollars to lay For 'uhversion.

2) Inter-kerion bank Frost ent Feline Herrera iroposer levclopment Plan for

Latin dories; Curs is Exclured.

Editoriale:

"The Eifects of the "britie alockade of Glin".- 1 coment on the mritine hlockade

arsinst Red Cube, which Is row rolnforced by the dockworkers of Garndr, the lar. and

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Puerto Rico. if a ensult of the choling offeet of the hockide, lolard, Grecho: louik1z

an! Eart. Cormany had to mit in Roitoe! In onior li elicure menni

of holin- Red Cuba

curvivo sals offects.

Alcerise Indono: la and Cubz", - China's min strongholds in Aria and Arica vero Sukar-

no's Inrione-14 and Bor Iella' i Alperia, The Afro-leiar conferonens were ar important

point. of China-roviot clarhof. Two daye reforo the Alrior: Confronce was Inauguriter,

lion Bolla was ounted. Then, ae a rerult of another recup, suleno stared in stout raco.

Chine thur lort hor two main jointe of support in the tuo Continontal dou Fussia is

macturnancing the "TrI-Continonlel" and wo wonder what Rer China will no stout Ita

Deconlor 27, 1965:

1) The Vo:. Inr. Not Conciderod Iring Nuclear Weapons Arrinrt North liot dan, Says.

Ambacrador Gollhors at tho li.

2) Sovict Artiste Domund Freedom of Thought and Exprornion Through Int üritle

Mexei : Idorov.

Editorinlc:

wlave of Dorections Grotr TrI-Cortinental Conterenco".- The ruben Communists have

cent hunireds of thouraras of relf-addronned tolerane In which thoy concratulate tham

colves for tho IT1-Continental Conferonco of Red punke that will convene 1r Esvara.

Yet, the Cuban

neoplo have not beer told

of a moro donocrutic ard manly greeting: the

wavo of defection hy officore of the Cubar

morchant fleot, ruch ar Cerar Lorsio Garcir,

from

the SE "Canilo Cienfuegor"; Gonzalo Monalloz Duguo do Botrada and Sm-cisco Lojez

Surroa, Mom the se "Uvero"; and, Inctly, torny, four ol'ficers, anong them the skip. or

of the Ss "Aracollo Irleciar", in Oraka, Japan.

"Cardinal Spellran In l'ict Mam".- The Cirists lilt to Viet Mam by Carling Spellman

gives Anerican eatholicirm a militant sense ir doierro

o! remocracy and of

the spiritual

values of the wertern World. Cardiral Spellin's words hefore the comintants rut the

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proper place: one ride nocerrary by Conundit, argorrion that"

har the

rame charactorirtieie at 1t har clrowhore, in Aria and thr Anericar and wherever

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W..:

1) lar. Granto Holttlenl drylum 10 Four leice!in- Orfleces Frn The Cuinn Freighter

"Aracallo Irloriar".

2) Doroct. 'np Skipper and Three Officers "aplain Their Ieeition.

I'DITARTALES

Morcow Griover Ovor Indonesian Failure",- A comment on travia's recent oritorinl

threatening Indonoria over l'r prorcription of tho Communist l'aity. Thaco Pravria

thronts show how forcow violater the principler of self-deteraination and non-intarvon-

tion. Of cource, 'orcow's diray is undorr'an ahlo, as it har lort tho platform it

uros for hercenion in é.ü. 1aia.

"Cangsters From Threo Continont:",- Gangstor: and arents for Internalsonal Communirm

who extend violenco

and

terror throuchout three contincts are horinnine to arrive

In linvana.. Cui?,

tho fool point of rubver: ion for Latin Mirlor, will provido tho

rotting for that menting. The Sino-Siviet rift in being ventil-ton an part of thie

mooting, and Flial Cretee will le the loring party. The Chinose wonlt forrot that

Cnetro hotrayod thom.

Decomber 39, 1905:

1) Havana Rods Sanky Over Tricontinental Parley, Take stope To frovunt Physionl

Attackr Between Icloratiors.

2) "Cuban Forolen Trade Kept Min'line In 165", Eays liai. Popt. Of Commerco.

EDITORINE:

"Czecho: lovnkinn Communim",- Tris articlo in hared on newspaper reports on a document

relenses hy the Crech Corrirt. Forty, wherely the mirery an dlister wrought over

the Caech nition hy Comunirt are sinitted, Cormunirt lenders would like to take ra

¡ourco to the "Ca italirt worli in on'er to enrre from ruch a dead-end s1l05.

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"VIct Nam, Congo "ni the Tominicin Ropublic, - There are the irples of world-wido

Comunint neiltation. In all three countries, the plane of the Goraricto mot Sallure,

an: China and Rurris my le roon licking thr. anu, of their fiflurer. In the Congo,

2,000 liver were caved from Con unirt ravagery, In Vlot lia:, plans for arererrion and.

dominance of fouth Eariern isla have been held in check. Ari 1n the Dominican Ropublie,

Intor-American

forces punrant.ne the

security of the Hemlephers,

Docemher 30e 19653

1) "Irico of super To !try Down In 116", cage Irokerope PIST. Balo Dyur.

2) Red China to Boycott Tricontinontal jarley; Violent Clasher ixtected During

Confurenco.

Editoriales

"Cubinn fermen Who Walked nut Of IS "Arncello Inleriar" §pork. In Viami".- He run the

highlights of thin atatoment, marlo by Opt. Francirco Cohne and carent, thareon.

"The Yoar That Enir", - During the your that eric, all the woes of the Communint rarime

have boon incrensed. Russia har tientonod the serce of exylolation of ite Caribbean

colony. And Fidel Cartro has rtrorred hia terpriet, metrole in concentratod on hie

perconal dorpotic power by "purrin?" tho Party.

- Decombier 31, 1945:

NEWS:

1) Cuba Refured Credit By lion-Cormunirt Ccurtrier.

2) Cuban Refugee Poasant Chriver That Rede Forced Him Put Le "e Country TO Leize

H1s Little F,rn.

Editorinla:

"Cuten lonen Forced to Hard Inhor In Farms", - Reports roachine Jo?, Irrilente that the

Cuban tyranny 1r Eecretoly scheming to croate vomen'e auxillery compe similar to u.r.

"ICE", lut with à compulsory character and for the purpose of forcing Suban vomon to

perform hurd labor in slate farmr.

"e onll on curan decency to de sonithing to prevent

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4hlr outr-re Men taking placo.

"ruitions To Tho 'rjeontinon'1 Conference". - The Chinore Ainlortion corl he askod

the whereal.nutr of lon larkr. The fursians miaht he quantloned ar to Che Guovara'r.

They could all te arkod nbout the bleerian "coup" and why it, took placo two dayr be-

soro the dato ret for the oponing of the Major: Conferenco. Thos could ho ackod what

they think of the Inconurian alout-face, and alout rukarnon fute, and alout Chinese

cupport, cince the laniunr, Conference, In l'otpinnir Afro-Arian folloy.

Jamary le 186:

BUTED TALE:

megathoris of The Doin-1111 Cource of Comunion in Cula". - 1 rianniry of the rost

Important rovebprunt; that took plice during the part your un that marked 1t se an

arful one for the Commies.

"The Year That Bogine", - The your tlint herina holdr little hope that anything good

w1l1 happens to

Fidol Cactro an' lie thugs. Caught in the wob of the sino-coulet rift,

he will te the frent lorer in the ame. On tlie other land, the internal nituntion, disa

content 1n the armod forcos and the total collapse of his economy, "ejict a liorizon that

13 as sonber to Fidel Cretro as 1t ir promising to the Culin prople.

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UR. - WRUL.

"WArEheeee UNIDAD REVOLUS IONARIA" (W.R.U.L.)

JAZUARY S. 196&1

NEHECAST!

1) VENEZUELAY MÜLSTER OP THE INTERIOR ARE STRONG MEASURES AGAINST COMMUNIST

SUbVERSION.

2) COMMUNIST CHINA ALVILES CITIZENS TO GO TO BED ON EMPTY «TOMACH.

EDITORIALES

"Boster SIgno Over the Tr1-Coritinental", - The socret charaoter. of tho Tricontinental

conference conatituter oldence of the rift and troubles within the parley structure.

On ths other hand, Cartro's and Dorticool sproches calline for unity and quoting the

example of North Viet Man as to neod for ouch unlty, are further proof of the sbove

aRiertion. No forecast the fallure of the ticontirental parley as a means to unify

Comunten 1n 1te projoctions for internitional struegle. Ho further forecast that the

S1so-Eorset r1st will becons all the more violonit.

"The Workers of the Inerican and the Tricontinental".- The workers of this Continent

have anounced that the toycott apalet Red Cuba Will be istenallled as a reply to plana

Sor He-lepherlo subvorsion toine drafted at the Tricontinental parley in Havana. The

panalbility of the workers of the Americar 18 hurt by the fact that the Red terroriste

of the Confo, the murderere of women and children fron three continente, meet in the

heart of the Americas to plot nore bloodshed and deitruction. The workere of the Anar

1ças are agalnet Comuniet totalitarianien, as lo the people of Cuba, by uhore aldo

they stad.

JANTARY 6, 29668

NEWCASTS

1) NEWLY ARRIVED EXILES TALK OF EXFANDING SLUME IN CUBAN CITIES.

2) ONDISTUABED U.E. STEP UP PEACE OFFENSIVE.

EDITORIALEs

"hat's Bohind the ¿'ino-Cuben Criela". - Upon practically severing Its econonie rol-

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ations with Cuba, Rod Chins has shown up at the Tricontinental Parley for a threo-fold

purpose: a) to frustrato all attempte at unlty arount the USSR, b) to charge the UEER

with "treason" to Marxien-Leninism, and, o) to Initlato the Chinese's revenge againat

Fidel Castro. On thie basie, we forecset a tough offersive againet Fidel by pro chineso

conmunists in the noricas. first, they will seek to destroy the trage that they bad !

built up of Castro, or what's left of 1t.

"'The Venesuelan Outo on the Alerto, - Through the Malater of the Interlor, the Vene

suelan gut. has issued a timely and accurate statement on the significance of the TrI-

continental Conference in terms of serious threats to continental security. The Veno

zuelan gut. points out that it 18 time to take resource to forco to counter aggreesion

and subversion. It is indeed time to reactivate the 5th Resolution of the O.A.S. me

eting of 1964, whereby intervention is authorised in self-defonse againat aggression

and to guarantee the security of the Heniaphere.

JANUARY 7, 19668

NEWSCASTE

1) RED CHINA BLASTS SOVIETS AT TRICONTINENTAL PAFLEY.

2) REFUGEE TOTS CELEBRATE ADORATION OF MAGI IN MIAMI.

EDITORIALS?

"China's Stand: 1 Threatening War-Monger",- Recent press reporte tell us of novemente

of Chinose troops near the Sovlot border, and of probable exirmishon between the Red

Armlos of Moscow and Paiping, This now sort of 'cold war! with occasional ringing of

firearms forces the USSR to increase its military expenditures, to slow down 1ts agric-

ultural and Industrial production, and to cut its foreign ald. Cuba will be une of the

big 10sers.

"he Tricontinental and the Sino-Soviet Dispute". - All efforte to prevent the Sino

Soviot rift Iron coming out to the surface at the Tricontinental Confererce have been

to no avails the Chinese delegate blasted the Sovlete mercilessly.

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other hand, availed thorsolver of their luhan purpot to procent to the deloratos a

.. view of the breach of Cutarchinose trado relations. Tha Chinore wore nado to appoar

as the "uillalnt uho wante to starve the Cuban people of thair rice rations.

JANUARY 8, 1%68

NEWECASTS

1) CHE'S FATHER REJOPTED CLAIMING SON'S BODY.

2) RED GUERRILLA CHIEFE CAPTURED IN PERU.

EDITCRIALSS

'Who'Il Toll the Rede What They Want Io Know".- Cubans reeking to leavo the country

aro subject to veritable strind degrees" by tho A-2. They are acked whether of sot

they sympathize with the gre., why they want to leave, wheter or not they approve of

State control of all eduestion, etc. The unfortunate spplicants manago to glva sos

vere that will not jeopardize their chances of leaving. let, their Interrogatoro aro

apperently satiafled with the outcone of the questloning. The roason for thie 18 that

Castro feels the neod to give rome explanation to the Cormunlot world for the erorlog

exodus of Cubans. However, 11 the Communists are really interested in knouing why the

Cubans want to 80, wo will to glad to obl1g0... They are just running away from hunger,

terror, oppression, and fros the execution wall.

"A Strange Soviet Menion 1a iSet Nan", - Aitor the Britleh proposal for peace in Viet

Nan was wolcomed with aberdg interest by Krenlin leaders, there have sent a strange

mission

to Viet Nan whore purpose 1s not' known. Maybe they have gone to vouch for .

peace, or maybe, on the contrary, they have gone to Hanof to pledge further Soviet ald

to the puppet Ho Chi Minh. At any rate,, the terms of the conflict remalo unchanged.

Ruek has stated that everyttlag may be subjoct to nozotiations except vithdraval of

American forcee from E. Viet Han, And the Conmunist powers, on the other hand, sar

from accepting the peace orsatures, step up their campaign of aggression, iotalitarian-

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JANUARY 10, 1966=

NEWSCASTE

1) RED CUEAN ENHASSY IN MEXICAN CAPITAL BOMBED.

2) THROS MORE CULAN SEAMEN DEFECT IN SPAIN.

EDITORIALS:

"Sino-Sovlet Differences Over N. Vlot Nam". - Sino-Sovfet differences over North Viet

¡am have become evident lately. Nowadays, Russia 18 just as much Interested in China's

loea of prestigo In Viet Nam as China 1s interested in Russia's lose of prestigo in

Cuba. Hence the "rico" econonic aggression. We wonder whether the sovlot miesion to

Vlot Nam, rather than pledge unlimitod ald

to Ho, may havo gono there to tighten the

serous of their Vietnamese puppet. Thie 1e indicated by recent lugoslavlan statementa

_lihich is tantamount to speaking of Russian statements- charging China with keeping

North Viet Nam fron considering pesce offers.

"The Tricontinental Conferences Action and Reaction". - The actions to coordinate plana

for subversion, aggression and torror in Africa, Asia and Latin Anurica, The reaction!.

particularly in Latin Anerica, and as recommended by the Venesuelan Minister of the

Interiors the use of force against Cormunist aggressors, the use of forco againet the

focal point of aggression in Communist Cuba.

JANUARY 21, 19668

NENSCAST!

1) CHINA SCOLDS FIDEL OVER RICE ISSUE, CALLS HIM "LIAR".

2) FERTILE CY PARE OVIET AGGRESTON FOLLOWING RESIAN STATEMENT AT TRIE

EDITORIALS!

"Castro Goes Beserk, Helps Aggression Against South Viet Nan", - We comment on Castro'o

shanelose intervention in the internal affairs of South Viet Nan by lending his trans-

port vessels to transport var supplies for the Vlet GoRg. By doing thie, he le tryleg

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to pose as a poverful varlord before the peoples of latin Anarica. Ho vould 11ko to

be ackod to tako part in poace negotiations. Thorefore, he le after a naval cataetropho

that would put hin in the headlines throughout the world as a victim of an "Imperial 181"

that has attacked one of poor little Rod Cuba's ships. So, ho risks the livon of Cubas

crows for this purpose. Thie wickedness explaine the wave of defections by Cuban sas-

ток.

"Sovlet Aggrereion".. The Out, and prone of Perú have labellod the statomento rado by

the soviet delogate to the Tricontinontal Conference an aggresslos, Likovloo, the

Venezuelan Gut. adviced the use of force againet Communist aggrescion. Tho aRcrocsione

are not just agalnet Pord Or Vonezuola, but againet the Continent as a whole. Thora

foro, the whole Continent should mobilize by declaring all Co-muniet Partion 1legal

and by applying the ultimate sanctions fororeen by the Inter-Anerlonn system of self-

defense apainet the Cuban Communist rogime.

JANUARY 122 19663

NEWSCASTS

1) WASHINGTON, HANOI IN DIRECT CONTAGT.

2) TUGOFLAVIAN PAPER BLAST TRICINTINENTAL PARLEY,

EDITORIALS!

"Chinese Rods Call Castro "A Llar", - Os tho eve of the Iricontinental Parley, Pidol

Castro sought to strike a hard blow at the Chiriese Communiats, On: Moscow's ordere, he

charged Rod China with "econonic aggreesion" againet Cubs. With charscteristic Aslan

phlegm, the Chinere have replied to Cretro's perfidious attacks by calling him a llar.

They claim that they never agreed to a long-term barter of rico for Cuban sugar. They

only agread, they say, to exchange these products in 1965. For onco, we must agreo

with the Chinese Rede: Castro 1s indeed the biggest liar the world has known. Trado

agreements are vritten, clarifiod and specified. We are inclinod to bellovo the

Chinese and to reject Fidel's candid explanation of a "misunderstanding".

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"Sorcerer' a Apprentice Aln't Nothin' But a Hound Dog", - From hie dream role as the

Lenin of the Anerlers riaing high over tha Andes, Cretro tre fallen don a long way.

Today, he 1a nothing tut the soulet'e barking, yelping, hound dog in the sino-Soulot

• sift. His oplum dreams, which were once encouraged by a Poking-orfentod Cho, lod hia

to aot as a sorceres's apprentico in the Elna-soviet dioputo. The rerults the Chinese

rogard him as a traitor and to the forlots he als't sothin' but a hound doga

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"HABLAURES UNIDAD REVOLUCIONATIA" (W'.R.U.I.)

Januncr. 12, 19663

NEWSCASTS

1) SOVIET KI INC TRUCTOR DEFECIS IN EUEDEH.

2). U.E. SEES CHANCES FOR WAR WITH CHINA, SAYS WASHINGTON COZZESPONDENT.

EDITORIALSS

"words of Hopo for 8 fuffering Cuba",. In his Stats of the Union message, L.B.J.

said that the U.E. lo committod not to shandon Vlot Nam because doing this vould bo

tantamount to unleashing war in S.E. Abla. L.B.J. 18 obvlously conulttod to defend

domocracy In general, and this includes the Amorican Continent and, of course, Cuba.

The Presidont's speech 18, therefore, a virm Neu lent's greeting to the struggliug

poople of Cuba.

"Tinoly Rostatements By L.B.J.". - After carrying hie peace offonsive to every corner

of the vorld, to no avall because of the Communiats' insiotence in prolongine the

war, L.B.J, has made a timoly rostatement of U.I, polley in Viet Nami beforo Cos-

gross, the Prouident ropeated that the U.!. will not alandon Viet Nat, and ho also

reminded the loglelstors that the U.s, are committod to defend Moodon in Cuba.

January l4e 19663

NEWSCAST:

1) LUNAR NEW YEAR MAY BRING VIET NAM CEALE-FIRE.

2) CASTRO TURNS DOWN GUYANA RICE, HAS NO DOLLARE TO PAY IT.

EDITORIALSS

"Deep-coa Drafta in the Tricontinental". -

The Tricontinental was plarned to have

ondod Jan, 12 and accomplish a cormon, united line of revolutionary polley, vita

comon directios and funda. The Conference, hovever, has been exterded, because

things have not come out the vay the Reds expectod.

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"Turnoll in the Armod Forces". - Castro 16 orrlod over the olvious discontent that

1s rampant in the Armed Forces, uhere a document that criticizos the rogino and calla

for open retellion has been secretly but videly circulate!. Pidel Cactro le doubliag

his precautions and shifties officers and unite, but he le 10158 so sonowhat blindly,

as he does not know exactly where the focal point of discontent may be, not what alo

Lecte it may eventually have.

January 15, 19668

NEWECAST:

1) 50,000 NEW MEN TO BE ADMITTED BY ARMI.

2) VIII LATIN COUNCIL OF WORKMEN BLASTE TRICONTIMEXTAL CONFERENCE.

EDITORIALES

"Cuban Rede Moan Over Bitter Rice".- Pressed by the USSP, Cartro denounced thè Chie

ose Jan: 2 over the rico lesuo. The negalomaniao Gratro vent beyond all limite when

he sald that he would give up rice from the Cuban diet. But the forfet adulere vera

frightoned, and they forced the Cuban press to back out aml apologize to China. la

briefs the rice iaoue has been another Cartrolto failure 1n the properanda flold, an

vell as in the econonio one.

*The Tricontinental Conference charged with 'Divisionien'"- Tito, by meane of hie

organ "Borba", said that the Iricontinental markod a new division of World Communies,

as fugoslar and Western European Parties had been excludes. A rerult of maneuvering

within the stno sovlet rift,, the Havana parley has provoked a new clach, that between

Tito and the fool Fidel Gaetro, the cloun who rets all the punches at the cirous

arena? he 18 punished by China, despieed by Rusala and lenored by the Commandots"

"Third Frost".

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NELECASTS

1) MEXICAN MEETS CUHAN COM/UNISM, RETURNS HOME DIS AFFOINTED.

2) CUbANS SNEAR OUT OF ISLAND, COAST GUARD PICKE THEM UP IN CAY SAL.

EDITORIALES

"A Bunmary of Gastro's speoch at the Tricontinental", - Gastro's speech revealod

tho dooponing of the diviadon botveon the Chinere and the Russians, whom he called

on to unite. He violantly charged the C.P. of Latin Anerica with getting lost in a

"sos of theorles", interpretations ant tactics, and with unvillingness to go out

into tho battlofield to face the dangere of open war.

He attempted to answer chargos

that ho had abandoned the rovolutioniste of Santo Domingo aftor exciting them to re-

volt, and Juatifled hinsolf with the fact that Cuba "le a small nation", lacking ia

nuclear weapons. Lastly, he acknowledged the deep effect of ant1-Communiet propa-

ganda 1n Cuba and in Latin Amorica, which propagania ho charges of slandering hio

roglue.

"Fidel Castro at the closing of the Iricontinental". - Fidel Castro's desperato tono

had dofeatlet ovortones whon he admitted what ha had nover admitted before: the pos-

slb1l1ty that ho may lose all or part of Cuba's torritory, Thie was a defeatist

warning, perhaps mado to Inoure a retreat uithout personal risks. As to Che, be

added further confusion to the lesue. He was not really replying to the "Imporial-

Lets", as ho sald but to sone of the delegates to the Tricontinental, uho demandod

a clarification of Guovara'a mysterious dicappearanco.

Lenuary 28, 29663

NEWECAST:

1) Britieh Catholde Cardinal Blasts Polish Rode.

2) Latin Christian unionists denounce Castro Regime.

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EDITORTALES

"It's Not Propaganda, Pliol, It's The Truth", - lo ancuor Castro'e complainto agalast

domocratio propapanda, pointing our that 1e conelets not serely of propacends, but

of tho whole infanous truth about his rogine, No avail oursolvos of the circumetances

to connect the above with the statenents made in Miant by Capt. Augusto M. González,.

the skipper of the Cuban merchant flagship "ivero", and the Chief Engineer, Roberto

Surroda, uho defected in Ceylon becaurs of tho circunstances that prevall 1a Cuba.

"A Rival Hithin The Politturo",- Sorglo del Vallo, a Ma'or Of hle Army and a member

-of the Politburo, delivered a speech on Dec. 26th before the Provincial Coimittee of

the Party In Matanzae, and he openly contradicted what Chetro constantly affirne, Ho

oriticizod oxtensivaly and enumerated the many failures of the rogime. He took a

solo as a national "guidanco councelor" an pointed at that which he sald should be

the polltical guiding principle of the Party, therocy overlooking Secretary General

Castro, who was hardly even mentloned.. Few reporte on this speech were carried by

the Cuben prese, as del Velle seems to bo becoming a rival to fidel Gnetro.

January 19, 1960.

NEWSCAST

1) RED CUBA, TRICONTINENTAL PARLEY CRITICIZED BY PEIPING.

2) TWO MORE INTELLECTUALE TO BE PUNISHED IN THE DESR. .

EDITORTALES

"pousk Answers the Threste of the Iricontinental". - In his peoch last Saturday, Cas

tro summarized the "accomplishments" of the Tricontinental, strersing the unanimity

of the Comminirts in their will to conquer South Vlet Nam. In the Philippines, Dean

Ruck than sald that if the U,S, peace offenelve falled, the Americans would sind them

selveddla the need to "eruth North Viet Nes", This etatement duly roplied the Irl-

continental threats. Fidel might do woll to reconsider his offers of arms and "vol-

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unteers" to Vlot Nan, as ho might get in the way of Anerican determination and euf-

for the consequences.

*The Doggere Hidden Behind the Tricontinentals. - The Essions Of the Iolcontinentel

had hardly come to as end when the intrigues and rifts between the Comanists case

out to the surface. In their official proes, the Chinese have charged the Sorjata

with having turned the Conference Into an anti-Chinese plot. Castro, two days eat:

Ilor, had taken the dagger out of his sleeve and seted as the Soviets' harking hound

dogo

January 20.

19668

NEWSCASTS

1) RED PLOI AGAINST COSTA RICA UNVEILED.

2) RED CHINESE ARMY POLITICAL BOSSES CALL FOR WAR READINESS.

EDITORIALS:

"The Americas Answer The Tricontinental Threats", - At the Tricontinental Conferenco,

Castro challenged the stability of the Americas and took an open war path by arousing

the Communists in a manner which he though would go unchallenged. Yet, representa-

tives of Latin gute., such r8 Cabinet Minister Barrios, of Venezuela, have shown the

way to counter Castroite aggression. Precisely yesterday, It was Mr. Lincoln Gordon,

the new hest. Secy, of itate for Latin Anerican Affairs who sald that Cuba constitutes:

a great threat to all American countries. This pronouncement nay be said to represent

American though in the struggle against Communisi.

"A Great Threat". - When Ambassador Gordon took office as Asst. Secy. of State for

Latin American Affairs, he reiteratod that Cuba under Red domination means a grave

menace to the countries south of the border, and that this 1s a primary concer for

the U.!. This is still more the case after the Tricontinental Conference, and the

peoples of Latin Anerica are determined to shake off thie menace once and for all,

In order to put an end tó aggression, terror, subversion, ote., all of which are play

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October 19: "The Indonesian leople Against the Communists" - This artl.

cle breaks Cuban

deadly silence concerning Indonesian

events, and sulle

marizes and, comments such

events, emphasizing that the people and the

armed forces have performed the miracle of recovering democracy for Indo-

nesia. HISTORIC DETERMINISM turns against Communism, first in the Domin-

ican Republic, next in Algeria, now in Indonesia, and tchorrow in Cuba.

"Why Doesn't Fidel Talk of the Farty's Reorganization?". - Right after the

news on the reorganization of the Party were confirmed, Castro offered to

let all dissatisfied Cubans out of the country, Among other things, this

offer served as a smoke screen to cover the purge which he had carried

out. Then, complete silence on the subject, so that no one would realize

that the Party has been placed under his absolute personal control. He

fears the reaction of the purged old Commies.

October 20: "Latin America Against Communism". - The lenezuelan Dock-

workers' Convention in Caracas, which had an internatioral character, put

out Resolutions in which the workers of the Americas confirm their deter-

mination to fight communism.

"The Arrival of the Pro-Consul".- Gromyko's trip to Cuba is more than just l

a visit by the Sovlet Foreign Minister: It is an unanrounced inspection

tour by the Fro-Consul to his Carlbben colony. Of course, tills trip can

bring nothing good for Fidel.

October 21: "Why 1s Gromyko in Havana?". - Gromyko, breaking all rules of

denocracy, showed up in Havana. What for? Among the other problems faced

by Cuba, he showed up to solve the crisis undergone by the Cuban Comunist:

"CId Guard", who have been politically executed by. Castro.

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"The Fussled Cheat", - Castro's "oper-door" offer, which was just a bluff

which he hoped would not be accepted, has caught Fidel in a series of

traps nhich he has laid himself. He has had to take resource to a thousand

gimmicks and buts in order to keep Cuba from losing 1ts

entire population,

but he his been unable to keep Camarioca from becoming a plebiscate of

hostility agrinst his regime.

October 22: "Fidel Castro's Despair". - After he was abandoned by the of-

ficers and soldiers of the kebel Army, by the militia and by the people

of Cuba in general, Castro tries to seek refuge in the support of the

youth, which he flatters constantly to that and. If 1t 1s true that

Cuba!s joung people support Castro, ve challenge him to allow draft-ago

youths to leave the country if they wish.

"Che's Letter in Cuban Schools".- Castro has ordered that Che's letter

be read and re-read in Cuban schools. The letter, which seems to have

been dictated by Fidel while his victim stood with a foot in the grave,

is a carbon copy of Stalin's procedures. Stalin also demanded that the

"purged" leave letters which he himself dictated, in order to. instill the

cult to his personality in the minds of children and form the myth of his

own genius. Castro forgets that such Stalinist methods are still too re-

cent and much discredited.

October 22: "Gromyko and Castro's Woes".- This article emphasises

Castro's deef concern over Gromyko's sudden appearance in Cuba, which

indicates that the Soviet Pro-Consul dropped in to tighten Castro-Con-

munist screws economically as well as politically.

"Corvalan is Still Castro's Top Foe Within Fan-American Comnunisn".-

Traditionally, the Chilean Communist Party has been the center of op-

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position to Castro's brand of Communism among the old-line Parties in

this Continent. While Castro has invested millions in subversion, Corva-

lan has patiently walted to cafflalize on such investments and on Fidel's

own activities. Today more than ever, the old-line Communist Partlos

throughout the Americas are in a hurry to displace Castro completely, and

surge a counter-coup right in Cuba, where Fidel has made a devastating

purge of the Old Guard.

October 25: "Castro's Memo to the Soviet Union". - A comment on the memo

presented by Custro to Gromyko concerning Cuba's needs with respect to

economy, oil, currancy, sugar, transportation eguipment, industrial units,

etce, in order that cuba's econchy may get rolling again. Gromykors crisp,

cold reply was that he would forward the demands to the soviet government..

"Mikoy»n-Gromyko".- Soon it'1l be three yoars sinco Mikoyan, in his

capacity as the Kremlin's Pro-Consul, travelled to Cuba to Impose Soviet

decisions on the notorious "missile crisis". Three years later, another

Pro-Consul, Gromyko, shows up in Havana, also to Impose Soviet decisions

on the puppet. The Kremlin is making it plain for Fidel to understand

that he can't last a week longer unless he fully abides by Moscow's orders.

October 25: "Not Even the Soviet Union Can Save Castro" - This article

comments the internal situ tion of Cuba and Castro-Communism at the cime

of Gromyko's departure from the Island. Mention is made of growing dis-

content, of restlessness and dissatisfaction among Cubans, plus the

destruction of Cuba's light industry and agriculture. Other woes of the

Castroites are elaborated on, and, in the end, we call on those who form

part of the Castro government, but who nevertheless love Cuba, to help

put an end to the Red monster and to the anguish of the people.

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"when the Present is Unbearable..." - In view of the unbearable, desperato

reality frced by the people of Cuba under the Castro regime, the Ejrant

promises faradise in 20 yenrs. In such vertigo, he goes as far as to pro-

mise laurel croons for Cuban sportsmen in the 1972 Olympic Games. He has

annihilated all the sports in Cuba and the counury has been eliminated

from all international competitiong because it makes a means for sub-

version out of sports. Fortunately, by 1972 Fidel Castro will be mean

no more to the Cubans than the bitter memory of a tyrant who no longer

exists.

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CorDiAT 302 1905:

"011 Worrios tho Havann Communist Ropimo". - A comment on the

statemunt, by Engineer Alterto Quoralt, who just arrived fron Cula, Who, in his

espelly as a technician who hold a high port in the lotroleun Concolliater, deducte

te poreltility that Sovlot dollverion of o1l to Cula may decrease, These statemento

are confirmed by the interpretation of Freeldent Dorticool own worde, and by the

pIssence of a Cuban mission in Great irltain.

"A Concentration of Gorillar, Thugs and Informera", - In the reorganization of the

8a5%y, Pidol Gastro has undortaken the bletest encontration of portllas, over to

are taken the political leadership of any country in the world. Besidas, he has

ralees a y00d nunter of thugs anl gorillar to loadership positions. Such nre the

Isen that Castro has found to lear

the Party which ho has made in his own likeness

1r. order to exert absoluto, deepotic, porsonal powor over a nation.

INSIGNET Iate 1905: "Thore W111 Be No Changos in the Blockade of Red Cuba".- A COm

sort on the runors that U.s, polley on Cuba will "soften". It is indicatod that

Wastington, for humanitarian reacons, acceptod Castro's parley to evacuate the spirit-

wally wounded, we also comment on the statemont of a Washington official who suld that

"the fear that the U.S, may alter Its rolations with Cuba le unfounded (and) thero 18

no froBject for a chanto in our relations". We arrivo at the conclusion that U.s.

5011ey on the subject will no vary: Castro will bo economically strangled and there's

no future for Commu-len In thie Continent CDiARra d6 Los D-DCT-31.)

mahat About Folitical Prisoners?".- Fidel Cartro has taken a series of stops that

Irit, by several neans, the offer he made to allow diesatisfled Cubans to leavo the

Inlars. Even though no public statement's have been made about the political prisoners,

It say be expected that this matter has been considered in the negotiations, and that

Fidel Castro must bo forced to play fairly in order that he may not trade with tbe

agory and the hope of 7C, COC political prisoners and with the hops and the anguish of.

their relativee.-

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October 29, 190%:

"Hussia Rebuffs Castro". A convant on the news that

Cuba and the USSR have signed an agreement to serd 7'enzineers and 50

technicians to the Caribbean Island. It 1a pointed out that, sutotantial

Iy, such is the Soviet Union's reply to the request for technical and

: financinl assistance for Cuba's reconstruction and for the sugar crop.

'"Brazil and the Dominican Rejublic". - The situation in Brazil and the

Domindeen Republic shows that it 1s not enough to face up to Communist

esfressions, but that energetic, pree uelonary measures must be taken

as well to neutrilize the subversive threat and guarantee democratic

stability... On the other hand, the Hemisphere's problems must be focus-

sed in their entirety, and action must be taken against the source of

subvorsion in Communist Cuba.

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2-B THE SAW KYRALD

Fridas. Dor. 81. 1995

Cuba Aid

Given to

N. Viets

Ship Weapons,

Defector Says

A Cuban der captain niho

walked oll his

ship

with

thres of his nilsonia al a Jap.

port

charged

four

Maya

Thursday In Mlams

that

Cuban

VeSKolA

lake

weapons to Narch Viet Nam

"hree or lour" limes every

six months.

The

capiain.

Frincinco

Cohar Oxes,

16. Cold a prese

conference called hy Cuben

exlles that "all Cuhan ahlps

have

orders

In calty

war

materiel lo Norih Vial Nam

so help the North Vietnam

ese elfort."

The Cuben Fimhaasy In

Japan, naid

Coban, in acting

as chordinalor

for all Viet

Nam-bound shipments taken

al Communial pores in Aria.

The four Cutna defertoro

•el the

7.400-1080

freightes

Ararello Ixiraino senso 1161000

so san Fruariaco Inal Ture

idas. There they suiti 8i.9.

arenta thele account of hom

Fidel

Cantro's alalpa carry

RAIl

Chinesn

tho

Vies Cong. They arrlond la

Slaml Wiedrosday:...

shorely mirro

Chhas'

prese conferenco, the Aracal-

in Istanian anilad thra days

tahind achodule ior Cummu-

Mint

pirk

80

military

hariwara

for the North Vietnampse, It

was being akippernd by the

serand mase, on ordera from

Cubr.

"The Cuban Embracy in

Tokyn

had

АРСТРАРУ

for

1ha

Arampio

Asierlas le lake a shipment

of w'ar materiel tom forth

Korea 10 North Virs Nam"

charged Cohan.

Nevertheless ho salt plans

were changed at the last mina

uin and to was "hastily or-

drine" too plok un the ship

ment of weapons in shang.

hul Inatrad, It mas

then

when the four decided so

defret.

"The shipe that sall fran

ribs will aligar are ondered

unlonding this augar al da-

anill ('ahar,

adding

Lent tha sirkera lato place

andy at dorth tinrran and

see ChinanA porto "pocAuro

of thale pregraphiral altua.

180n."

The short, articulato sed.

man alas chursed that the

cuban goresument drops a

small intelligence

each of dle

detail

merchant ships.

They are members if the Co

2.

Cantru's

uraded secret

man on boar a us the Ca?

radio

and reicgranh

прога.

80r. In the Aracelio Islesias

we had so serand Goi

man

disguised as the laurth ongl.

neer, even thoush ho had no

training, or abilily lo per

form his duey."

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press release

A PRESS SERVICE FROM

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R)

OFFICEI

10$.5.958.

MAILING ADDRESS

Дах 9040

Miami, Florida

PHON Fr

173 • 8033

FOR TIBEDIATE RELEASE

DEFECTING CUBAN SEAN EXPLAIN THE IR DECISION HERE.

Skipper, three officers loft ruban froightor in Japan.

logistical support of Viet Rory ronouncod. Crewmen roluctant

to transport wor intorials to North Viot.

Rolo of Castro'8

Embassy in. Tokyo. Cuban Redo withhold ship's itinerary to de

coive the Japanese:

"pying on bonrd.

Bursaucratic chaos ro

sulto in darago to Cuba'a foreign nupplies.

A Cuban okippor who loft hio ship in Jayan Doc. 26 vonfirmed tolay in Miami that -

Crotro's logistical support of Viet Nam Rodo was tho rain reacon for his defection.

In a pronu conforonce hold at the Biscayne Room of tho lotol ¡cAlliator, Francisco

Cobas, the dofecting captain of the Cuban freightor "Aracollo Igloolas", told nowa-.

mon why ho and three of his fellow officers decidod to book agglum in the united -

The proos conference was arranged by UVIDND REVOLUCIONARIA, a Miami-based Cuban -

group whom Cobas approached upon his arrival from Japan.

Cobas said that he had -

acked the U.R. to help him get in touch with the prous so that he and his shipmates

could denounce Cuban maneuvers to help the Viot Cong.

bao that ho and his shipmatios had refused torn tho rinko of transporting war mato

riale to forth Viet Nam, particularly since they wero convinced that such transpor-

tation was wrong.

Cobas added that all Cuban veicola have been ordered to tako mil

Itary cupplies to North Viet Nan from other Asian Communict ports, and that the Cu

as Embassy in Tokyo servos as coordinator for all nuch shipments.

Roforring to his former ship, Capt. Cobas explained that the Embarsy had ordered --

tho "Aracello Iglosias" to sali to a lorth Koroan port and to awalt further Instrug

tions there.

The Cuban diplomats withheld the ship's itinerary and declared that -

the "Aracello" would return to the Japanese port of. Yahata before proceeding to —

North Vict Nam. By protending that the ship would come back to Japan, they hoped -

to decoive the crew and reasure tho Japaneso as to tho cargo and the use to which -

the ship was being put.

The truth was, however, that, while in Horth Korea, the

"Aracollo" was to receive orders to load a cargo of war supplies and sail directly

from thore to lorth Viet: Nam.

According to Cobas, this could not be done in the and bocause the Tokyo Embassy was

warned at the last moment that the North Korean port of Chinnampo was blocked by -

1c0.

The "Aracelio" was now ordered to pick up another military shipment at Shan

ghas and take it to North Viet Ham. It was then that Cobas and his shipmates dec-

Ided to walk out.

Cobas went on to explain that logistical support to the North Vietnameso was one of

the two tasks assigned to the new Cuban envoy in Tokyo, a fanatically loyal Comm

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"so.

nist: nanod taruel Jorge Curvo lonendes, whoso provious job was to run concentra--

tion campo in the lolo of tinos.

Tho cuban skipper referred to 111-treatment of Cuban soamen by the Castro rogime,

mentioning among other. instances the con-tant spying on board by G-2 meng prefer-

ential Custons treatment given Comunist-Bloc sailorssand the ridiculously low lo

cal-curroncy allowance of 15 per weok given to tho Cubans while in foreign ports.

Elaborating on the indue of espionage, Capt. Cobas revealed that tha radio and tel-

egraph oporator 1e oually the G-'2 wan on board. la captain of the "Aracel10», Ca

bas himbolf was forced to surrender the mall of supposedly "disloyal" crowmon to --

one of the aples assigned to his ship.

As rogardo operation conditions of the Curan merchant fleet, Cohas told newgnon ..

that tho two basic problems confronted by Cuban shibing aro the obsolete Soviet -

sauipmont Initalled In most boats and the excessive burenucratic red tape and dis--

organization.

s examplo of the lattor, ho montioned tho lact, that the cuban buy

ng agency seldon informs the shipping coordinating offico of the dates oh which ..

the merchandice 1s to be picked up at a foreign port..

baat-minute notices and sub.

equent offorts to find chips usually noe' failure, with the result that tho sollo

must pay higher varchouse costs.

This he caused rany foreign firms to oither re-

fuco to trade with Castro or to impose extromely harsh terms to protect themselves

from the coitly effects of t'is Conunists' unreliability.

Capt. Frañcisco Cobas then revealed that he understood that a vast "reorganization"

of the Cuban Havy was undertaken early this fall.

Moct officers, he said, were dis

charged on the grounds of suspected "disloyalty" to the government.

Incidentally,

added Cobas, some rotired Army officers who have had no naval oxperience, have also

been assigned to the merchant marine.

Cobas assured his audience that their deci-

sion to quit was made of their own free will and that no one had prossured them

He denounced Communiet oppression of his homeland and said that ho and his

three shipiates refused to keep serving under 1t.

Following Capt. Cobas' statement, the newsnon acked him numerous questions.

UNIDAD REVOLUCIONIRIA (U.R.)

Rof.: 205

Miant, Docember 30, 1965.

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boletin informativo

UN SERVICIO DE PRENSA DEL

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)

PFICINAS

10 S.E. 9S1.

DIRECCION POSTAL:

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73 - 803

MARINOS CUBANOS QUE DESERTARON EXPLICAN JU DECISION EN HIANI

al capitan y tros oficielos abandonaron

un carguero cubano on Japón.- Denuncian

apoyo logístico de Cuba Roja

portar matorial bólico a Viet lan.- El

papel de la Embajada castrista en Tokyo.

ocultaron los rojos cubanos el itinora -

rio para ungañar a los japoneses. - Esplo

najo a bordo.- El desorden burocrático

perjudica a los suninistradores de Cas -

tro en el extranjero.

Un capitán cubano que abandonó su nave en japón el 26 do diciembro confirmó hoy

on Miani que el apoyo logístico de Castro a los rojos de Viet Nam había sido el prin

ipal motivo de su deserción. En una conferencia de prensa colobrada en un céntrico

hotol de osta ciudad, Francisco Cobas, capitán del carguero cubano "Aracello Iglesias"

axplicó a los periodistas por qué él y sus corpañeros do oficialidad decidieron so11.

citar asilo en 105 22.UU.

La conforencia de prensa fue convocada por UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA, organización cy

bana radicada aquí a la quo se dirigió Cobas a su llegada del Japón.

habla solicitado la ayuda de U.R. a fin do ponerse en contacto con los periodistas y

denunodar las maniobras de Cuba Roja en favor de los rojos viotnamitas.

Duranto la conferencia, se encontraban Junto a Cobas los otros tres oficiales as1-

Lados, nombrados Antonio Ruiz Arias (Primer Oficial), Mario Julio Pérez Girón (Jolo

de liáquinas), y Humberto R: Fornández (Sobrecargo).

El capitán Cobas fue presentado

por. el Dr. liarlo Seiglio, Secretario General de UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA.

de guerra a Viot Nen del Morto desde otros puertos comunistas del Asia, y que la Emba

jada cubara en Tokyo fungo como coordinadora de tales embarques.

Refiriéndose el "Aracello Igloslas", que capitaneaba, Cobas reveló que la Erbaja

da cubana en Japón había dispuesto que el '"Aracelio" zarpara rumbo a un puerto norca-

reano y aguardara allí nuevas órdenes. Los diplomáticos castristas rotuvieron el 1t1

nerario del buque y declararon que el mismo volvería al puerto japonés de lahata an -

tos de seguir rumbo a Viet Nam dol Norto.

Al hacer ver que ol buque regresaria al J:

on, los comunistes se proponían enganar a la tripulación y tranquilizar a las autori

dados japonesas respecto del cargamento del buque y del uso que se iba a dar al mismo.

La realidad, empero, era que, durante la estancia del "Aracelio" en Corea del forto,

el misno habrás de recibir la orden de cargar un embarque de material bélico y zarpar

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diroctamento hecla Viot Nan del Norto.

Segun Cobas, esto no pudo hncorso dobido a que, a ultima hora, la Embajada poc

1ó el aviso do qua ul puorto norcoreano de Chinnanpo estaba bloqueado por ol hielo

n vista de ollo, so ordonó al "Aracelio" lovar anclas rumbo a shanghai para poco -

or allí otro cargamento do matorial de guerra y conducirlo al Viot Nar. Fue ento

cos que Cobas y sus compañeros docidieron abandonar al buque.

A continunción, Cobas pasó a explicar que el apoyo logístico a los Viot Cong -

constituye una de las tareas encomendadas al nuevo embajador cubano en Tolyo, un co

munista fanático nombrado

Manuol Jorge Cuervo M'onóndoz quo tuvo a su cargo la adral-

nistración de varios campos do concentración on Isla de Pinos.

Refirléndoso a los malos tratos que recibon los marinos cubanos, Cobas moncionó

a las consideraciones

con ch dua que no din o tratan o o age

otros paisos comunistas y a la ridícula cantidad ($5 semanalos) en monoda local que

30 da a dos marinos cubanos para sus gastos en puertos extranjeros.

Dotallando la

cuestión de la vigilancia, rovoló el capitín Cobas que on la nayoría de los buques

cubanos al G-2 do ‹ bordo suelo ser al radiotelegrafista.

Como capitán del "Araca

Lio Iglesias", el propio Cobas so vio obligado a entregarlo a otro agente policíaco

dostacado a bordo

toda la corrospondencia de ciertos tripulantes supuestamente des

lealos al réginon..

Tambión dijo Cobas. a los portodistas que los principalos problenas que confronta

la navogación cubana los constituyon los oquipos sovióticos anticuados instalados en

Como ejemplo de esto

Cobes que la agencia oficial de compras del rógimen cubano casi nunca

comunica a la coordinadora do flotos (CUFLET) la fecha en que deborá cargarse alguna

mercancía en puorto extranjero.

Dicha fecha no se avisa hista última hora, fracasan

do asá los intentos de CUFLEI para conseguir buguo. .

Como consecuancia de esto, al -

vondedor extranjoro va notablemonto aumentados sus costos de almacán, y esto ha ha

cho que muchas flinas extranjeras bien se abstengan de comerciar con la tiranía roja

o impongan términos leoninos de venta para precaverse de los costosos afoctos de la

irrosponsabilidad comunista.

El capitán Cobas revoló que, según tenía entendido, la Merina do Guerra do Cuba

Según di jo, muchos

nor presión.

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UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)

lisani, Diciembro 31, 1905

Rof: 210

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MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA -

•y chiranter and I have requestod political asylum fron the lilted States

because we aro convinced that Culan support of tre Communist var in Vietnam 18

wrong and we r-fuor is run tne ricks of transpo:.ing war natertal to North Viet

Nam.

All Cuban ships have orders to carry cargo to North Vietnam to help tho

North Vlotnamese war effort, The Cuban Embassy in Japan 1s asting as the coor-

dinator for all shipments of war satorial to North Vlotnam via Cuban ships from

Communist porto in Asia, The Cutan Embasay in Tokyo had secretly arranged for

tho tracollo Iglosias to take a shipmont of war seterials from Horth Korea to

North Vlotnam. In order to hide their intentions, the Embassy arranged that the

Iracello itinorary be kept up in the air until the last possible moments then to

fool the arow and the Japaneso they gavo the story the ship would raturn to Japan

to load tin cargo at Yahata and then procood

on route to North Vietnan. In real-

ity, wo woro to roceive instructions on itinerary while in North Korea telling

us to procoed directly to North Vietnan aftor loading tho war supplies.

It the last moment, however, tha Embasay was informed that the port of

Chinnampo was blocked by Ice. The Cuban Embassy then hastily arranged for us to

pick up a shipment of arms in Shangal previously scheduled for another Cuban

boat about the ond of January.

Logistical support to tho North Vlotnamese is one of the two tasks assigned

to No. ranuol Jorge Cuerto,: the now Cuban Ambassador to Japan. His other func

tion is to erase the bad effects on Japanese-Cuban trade caused by the defection

of the former trade Counselor to Jayan, Gilberto Merany, Tho Cuban government

1s very concerned about the prospect of declining trade sinco already some comp-

andes that formerly tradod with cuba, will no longer do so openly.

In general, I may say that nenbers of the Cuban merchant marine live under

unbearable conditions. The treatment we roceive is so bad that no one foala

like cooperating with the marine purposes of the regime, even in the few cases

where there

might be no ireological incorpatihility involved.

As examples of this treatment I say mention the constant spying on board

by nombers of the "G-2". For some reason, the "G-2" ran on board is usually the

radio and telegraph operator. In tho "Aracelio" we had one by the nare of Eduar

do Sánchez who was a notorious

spy. Abaird we had another man called Yanuel Rúa

Rodrigues who was imposed as the Fourth Ingineer, even though he had no training

or ability to perform such duties.

Is Captain of the "Aracelio", I vas ardered

TO SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR 3-8033

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by tho governiont ahlipping concern "astica" to give Rúa all possible cooperato

100 1n the fulfillment of hlo functiorI. Rdo thin cano to see no and aoked,

among other thingo, that I surrerder an his tho inconing and outgoing rall of

cortain apecific crewmen who were suassclad of loing arainat the goverament.

Anothor Instance of 111-treatrert which Cui an seanon resent 1s the discring

sation to which wo aro subject dy the Sutan Curtoms as compared to the prefese..

tlal treatront they accord to forelen estlors, particularly those from behind

the fron curtain. lost overything we tring iron abroad to allovlato the scaresty

suffered by our lenilios la conflecates at the Customs House.

St11l othor reasone for diegust are the rany cute and discounte mado from our

already low pay and, very espactally, the t181culously low amount of coreigs eus

rency that wo ure allowed when we sali atroad. For spending money in foreign.

ports, all we got in local currency le the aquivalent of 15 per wook which, of

course, aro deducted from our basic salaries. In applying this restriction, no

distinction is made botween the cresten or the varlous officer ranko. It 1a 15

for everyone.

Because of all this, and because of the terrible conditions under which

Communiam kepo our homeland, most Cuten sailora and officers aro ataunch anti-

Conmunlats. The Government knows thie, but nevertheless they must employ what

they call "the reactionarion" because of the scarcity of other trained personnel

to man Cuban boats. Their only choice 1s to apy on us constantly, as I have

just explained.

No to the operating conditione of the Cuhan merchant fleet, it 10 worth

nentioning that. Pollah ships, which race so a sizable proportion of Cuban ship

ping, are supplied with soviot made squiprent which the Russlans have long dis-

carded as obsolete. Again, my own ship le an examplo. The "Aracelio" vas cor-

pleted as recontly as 1963 in a Pollah shipyard. Yet, 1ta radar equiprent 1s so

obsolete that it 1s simply not used, sirce ve could never find the parts to re-

pair 1t whon 1t broke. 1 German tectrician told my Chief kate here that it must

have been a World-War II unit.

Excessive bureaucratie red tape ass disorganization is another serious

problem confronted by Cuban shipring arc which often results in considerable

damage to those firms that trade uith de Castro tyranny. I will illustrato

this. The Cuban government agency responsible for arranging maritime transpor-

tation for nerchardise bought abroad l8 the "Empresa Cubana de Fletes" (CUPLET).

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The government purchasing organization buye morchardiso from forcien companios,

kut falls to inform CUFLET of the dato on which the cargo lo to be loadodo All

attempts to establish this aro to no ava11. Then one day the buying agency

serves last-minute notice thut the merchandice will be roady for loading.

CUFLET takes pains to find a versel in time but, more ofton than not, 1ts hasty

offorts aro in vain. In the moantimo, tho seller abroad grows impatient, as ho

has long fulfilled his part of the doal and must continue to pay warchouse costs

because of a delay that 1s no fault of his.

This happens all the time, to the extent that many foreign firma refuso to

deal with such an undependable cuntonor as the Cuban government, or, foroseeing

the damages they may come to them hocause of such inefficiency they impose the

harshest solling terms.

The unrest and chaos that I havo described is not peculiar to the merchant

fleet. I do not know many details nbout this because I have been out at sea most

of the timo since I first heard of 1t, but I understand that the Cuban Havy was

also in such turnoll that practically all its officors were discharged early ihis

fall. It is sald that sone of tho dicmissed naval officers were aisigned to the

nerchant carine, and my wen and I know a fow instances. It is even true that

• Army officers with no naval experienco are being appointed to high naval posi

tions. However, it is most likely that many of the purged officers will have

been shot or imprisoned. Such 18. the Cuba of today.

Lastly, we wish to emphasize that our decision to scek asylum in the United

States, has boon made of our own freo will. l'o have been pressured Into this decl

sion by no one. Our conscience no longer permit us to serve the cause of a Com

muniat Cuba. Ilke hundreds of Cuhans before us, we who love Gube deeply cannot

longer endure the tyranny with which she is afflicted.

lie approciate with all our heart the help received from UNIDAD R'ULUCINARIA

and we also wish to thank the gentlemen of the Press assembled here, for the at

tertion given us.

Francisco Cobas.

Miami, 30 de Dicienbre de 1965.

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UNIT

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SE CP. E I 3523497

PRIOPITY DIR INFO TOKY CITE WAVE R156

NO NIACT

TYPIC ZRWAGON

PEF WAVE 8122.

DRESS CONFERENCE PER PARA 1 REF HELD AS SCHEDULED

31 DEc5524277

WITH THUS FAR FAVORABLE RESULTS. APPROX IWENTY REPS ALL MEDIA

PRESENT INCLUDING AP, UPI, ABC AND TWO LOCAL IV STATIONS, VOA,

AFP AND APPROPRIATE STATION ASSETS. TONE OF CONFERENCE FRIENDLY.

WITHIN TWO HOURS STORY ON LOCAL RADIO WHICH STRESSED

THREE POINTS: OFFICERS BROUCHT TO POINT

OF DEFECTION DUE FACI IGLESIAS CARRYING MILITARY CARGOS TO NORIH

VIET NAM, PRESENT MORALE AND CONDITION CUBAN NAVY VERY POOR DUE

I'I PART TO WHOLESALE OFFICER PURGE AND REPLACEMENT THESE OFFICERS

BY "LAND-LUBBER" ARMY OFFICERS, MERCHANT MARINE IN SAME STATE

DUE G-2 HARASSMENT OF CREWS AND POOR CONDITION OF SHIPS. THESE.

CAND OTHER POINTS INCLUDING PARA 2 REID INCILDED IN PREPARED

STATEMENT WHICH HANDED PRESS REPS. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING

CONFERENCE OFFICERS MET IN PRIVATE WITH VOA REP TO TAPE AN

19-190-024

31 Nice 65

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• IN 24327 PAGE 205%

INTERVIEN.

RID / MIS

?. TEXT OF STATEMENT ALSO INCLINES TELE E

FELEASE BEING ISSUED THIS DATE AND WHICH WILL BE AIR

MAILED ITS LIST. VIA AMLYRIC-I, PRESS INTERVIEW AND

DITORIAL COMMENT ARRANCED FOR RADIO COVERACE VIA AMTHIGH,

AYBOOTH, ANTUMOR EVENING SO DEC. AMHIM PREPARING PECIAL

PRESS RELEASE FOR 31 DEC. AMSTRUT -2 WILL PREPARE TAPED

INTERVIEW FOR 2 JAN PROGRAM.

• 3. LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESS COVERAGE SHOULD APPEAR

31 DEC AS AFP, UPI AND AP HAVE FILED STORIES.

WILL FORWARD

CLIPS AVAILABLE HERE FOR REPLAY.

SECRET

GEN 9166 8122 1 AP UPI ABC TV VOA AFP IGLESIAS NORTH VIET NAM CUBAN

VAVY C-2 ZVOA AMSCROLL VIA AMYRIC-I VIA ANTHIGH AMBROTH AMTUMOR

33 AMHIM 31 AMSTRUT-2 2 31 AFP UPI AP

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UNIT

TIME

1540

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walles

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TYPIC ZRUASON

REF: DIR 63111

29 GEc 551. 23377•

1O PE PARA 1 REF BELIEVE AMSCROLL SPONSORSHIP MORE SUITABLE

AND LOGICAL IN VIEW ITS JAILE EMPHASIS UPON MAVIPER ACTIONS, ITS

BEING KNOWN TO DEFECTING OFFICERS, AND ITS EXPERIENCE WITH PRESS

CONFERENCES AND PUBLIC EY.

• AMSCROLL PARTICIPATION TO BE LIMITED TO

ORCANIZINE CONFERENCE AND PRESENTING OFFICERS. IT WILL NOT TAKE

CREDIT FO? DEFECTIONS. AMWORD -1, -2 AND -3 HAVE BEEN BRIEFED RE ..

ANSCROLL ROLE IN SURFACING AND HAVE ARRANGED FOR SPACE FOR PRESS

CONFERENCE AT 1132 HOURS 32 DEC. LOCAL AND INTERVATIONAL PRESS,

RADIO AND TV CINCLUDING WAVE MEDIA ASSETS SUCH AS AMHIM, AMICE, AMLYRIC-1)

TO BE ALERTED EVENING 29 DEC A HIGH LEVEL DEFECIOR TO BE AVAILABLE.

IDENTITIES WILL BE WITHHELD UNTIL CONFERENCE.

2.0 RE PARA 2 REF PRESENT PLAN CALLS FOR A"SCROLL REPS TO MEET

VITH GUSAILOR-42 TO WORK OUT DETAILS STATEMENT TO BE READ AND GIVEN

PREES WHICH TO SOME EXTENT WILL HAVE

TO FOLLOW STATEMENT ISSUED JAPAN.

WILL USE MILITARY CARÇOS RATHER THAN ARMS WHICH CONSISTENT WITH LOCAL

PRESS COVERASE THUS FAR.

ASSIMINE QUISAILOP.-42 CONCURRENCE WILL

19-120-26

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ALSO VISH TO INCLUDE A SPECIFIC STATEME

FE8 14 3 16 PH °66

FRO: SUSAILOR-42 REGARDING UNRELIABILITY CUBAN SHIPPING DUE POOR :

NECHANICAL CONDITION, INADEQUATELY TRAINED CREWS AND INCOMPETENT

DIRECION FROM HAVANA.

SECRET

CFN:

8100 65111 1 ANSCROLL SHVIPER NOT TAKE AMWORD-1 -2 - 3

1103 36 DEC TV AMHIM AMICE AMLYRIC-1 29 DEC A 2 QUSAILOR-42

JAPAN -42. 3 A -42 CLIBAN HAVANA CECT

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PI? INFO RIDD CHE WAVE 8123

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290003423371

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PER PARA TWO REF A REQUEST, UMWAVE POUCHED RES 9 BULKY

"ATERIALS TO HAS FOR FORNARDING TO RIOD, SPECIAL AUSCROLL STUDY

AMID OTHER SELECTED MATERIALS POUCHED RIOD REF C.

SECRET * REGIE-TEN WAVE CAGE MATERIAL

CEN: 2123 67579 772926 24163 A UMWAVE B HAS AMSCROLL C

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1996

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PRIORITY DIR INFC PRICRITY TOKY CITE WAVE 3.797

NO NIACT

TYPIC ZANACO!

REF A. TORY 502? /ITU. 21434)

8. TORY 5341/(N 21678)

'LO NAVE PLANS MEET SURJECIS REF A IPCH ARRIVAL HAVE AREA AND

REMOVE TO SAFEHOUSE FOR APPROX ONE DAY PRIOR SUPFACING. PURPOSE

TO CIVE TIME CREANIZE PROPER SURFACING AUD DETERMINE SUITABILITY

AND VILLINGHSSS MEST WITH PRESS, TU, ETO UNDER AEGIS ANSCROLL.

DEPENDING O! MATURE PRESS COVERAGE IN SAY FRANCISCO, PLAN HAVE

AMSCROLL SPONSE? SURFACING IN MANNER GIVE IMPRESSIC! IGLESIAS SUCCESS

PART OF OVERALL OPERITIAN CIRECTED ACAINST CUEAN MERCHANT MARINE.

WILL TIE IN 'ITH OTHER RECENT MARITIME DEFECTIONS AND WILL INDICATE

CTHERS TO FOLLO'.

HED OF

"ST-

SURFACING "ILL FOLLEY AMWAS"-I PATTER".

2. FOS TOMY. PLEASE ADVISE IF REF OFFICERS AWARE OF ANSCROLL

ASTIVITY TURE CO, SIN THEY MÊET ANSRAME-I AND IF SO IN WHAT SOLE AND

INDER THAT TAE? FRE THEY ALARE CF THE ANSOROLL PAMPHLETS? ALSO

ESQUBST MR ESTIMATE THEIT WILLINGNESS COOPERATE IM PROP PLAY,

SFOR+T

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CDC,SAKAR

SECRET ?897IeZ

PRIOP IT Y HAVE DIR CITE TOKY 5955

2000'°

.2209C

TYPIC ZRWABON

REF MAVE 2991(1994)

l BELIEVE REF SUGGESTION GIVE IMPRESSION ARACELIO IGLESIAS

(A'IS OP PART OF OVER ALL OPERATION AGAINST CUBAN MERCHANT MARINE

MOILD BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE VIEM GIST PSYCH PLAY HERE. WE ATTEMPTING

PUBLICIZE FACT AI CREW MEMBERS DEFECTED DUE OPPOSITION ORDERS CAPRY

MATERIAL MORTH VIEINAM AND CUBAN EMBASSY TOKYO IS FAR EAST

COORDIATOR ALL SHIPMENIS WAR MATERIAL ON CUBAN VESSELS, THUS

ACTING TO IMPLEMENT CASTRO PROMISE AID NORTH VIETNAM WAR EFFORT.

BELIEVE ANY INDICATION THEY PREVIOUSLY IN TOUCH AMSCROLL OR OTHER

GROUP WOULD CAUSE DOUBTS VERACITY THEIR PRESS STATEMENT... REGiEST

THEREFORE YOU NOT IMPLEMENT REF.

2. SUEUECIS AVARE AMSCROLL ACTIVITY BUT HAVE NOT MET AMFRAME 1.

AMSCROLL FAMPHLETS NOT USED. BELIEVE SIBLECTS WILL COOPERATE FULLY

IN ANY TYPE PROP PLAY DESIRED. PLEASE ADHERE LINE TOKY 5949,

SECRET

CFN 5955 2397 ARACELIO IGLESIAS AI OP CUBAN AI NORTH VIETNAM CUBAN

FAR EAST CUZAN CASTRO NORTH AMSCROLL NOT IMPLEMENT AMSCROLL NOT MET

SECRET

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UNIT : . DC/WH/C/CA

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4148 (R-1464)

DATE: 28 Dec 65

TO , JUWAVE TOKYO

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(J PILE IN CA PILE NO.

SECRET

LOY O RETURN TO BRANCH

• MILE RID

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POUTINO

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19-132-4413

it

PROM: DIRECTOR

CONN, WH/C 8

SIGCELL

IMPO, VA, PILE DO RID COPY

CDC; CA/24, CAZ, CA/PRIF, SAVA 2

PRITY WAVE

TYPIC ZRWAGON

REFS:

A.

B.

68111'

WAVE 8097 (IN 21994)

OKY 5955

(IN 22090)

1. HQS CONCURS TOKY REQUEST THAT IGLESIAS DEFECTIONS CONTINUE

APPEAR SPONTANEOUS AND WAVE NOT GIVE IMPRESSION DEFECTIONS PART OF

OVERALL EXILE ORGANIZATION OP AGAINST MERCHANT MARINE. SINCE AMSCROLL

(WIDELY KNOWN) ASSOCIATION WITH MHVIPER ACTIVITIES, SUGGEST WAVE

RECONSIDER USE AMSCROLL, AMICE MIGHT BE MORE SUITABLE GROUP TO

• SPONSOR WAVE SURFACING. SINCE WE NOW HAVE AT LEAST SEVEN RECENT

MARITIME DEFECTORS, PULLING ALL TOGETHER IN NEAR FUTURE FOR FURTHER

PSYCH 'ACTIONS WHEN CURRENT PSYCH EXPLOITATIONS COMPLETED MIGHT BE

MORE EFFECTIVELY ACCOMPLISHED UNDER AEGIS AMICE, ALL SURFACINGS SHOULD

CONVEY IMPRESSION WIDESPREAD DISSATISFACTION IN MERCHANT MARINE.

2. ODACID EXPRESSING SOME CONCERN OVER DEFECTORS' STATENENTS.

RE "ARMS" SHIPMENTS TO NORTH VIETNAM AND DESIRES ASSURANCE STATEMENTS

CAN BE SUPPORTED AT LEAST BY LOGICAL ASSUMPTIONS, IF NOT OUTRIGHT FACT.

OTHERWISE FEAR ENTIRE EFFORT, WHICH THEY FEEL IS NOST DESIRABLE, MAY

BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE.

WAVE SHOULD REVIEN STATENENTS CAREFULLY WITH

SUBJECTS. AND BE CERTAIN THEY CONSISTENT AND CONVINCING SINCE IT

ANTICIPATED THIS WILL BE SUBJECT TO SFARCHING QUESTIONS IN FORTICONING

RELEASINO OFFICER

GROUPI

29-3

SECRET

AUTHENTCCATIMO

8583

AN EY ETHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITEO.

соту на

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O FILE IN CAPILENO.

2

3

PAGE 2

INFO:

VA . FILED RID COPY

PRESS CONFERENCE, WUGEST MIGHT BZ DESIRABLE TO CITE MILITARY

CARCOS RATHER TIAN AIMS PER SE. PER KISTERN-1 STATEMENT MADR 6593,

CARBIDE SHIPMENTS CLEARLY IN THIS CATZGORY, WOULD APPRECIATE TOKY

. COMMENT.

3. FURTIER SUGGEST WAVE HAVZ Q-42 AND OTHERS INDICATE THAT

GROWING SECURITY CONTROLS OVER CUER' SHIPS MADE LIFE INTOLERABLE.

EXCEPT FOR. PRESENCE OF TWO OR THREY-DSE MEN (HE MIGHT NAME A FEM)

ON EACH SHIP, UNDOUBTEDLY MANY MORE EZALEN WOULD DEFECT. Q-42 COULD

FURTHER SUGGEST HE KNOWS OF AT LEAST ONE SECURITY TYPE (NOT NAMED) WHO

HIMSELF THINKING OF DEFECTING. ANOTHER FACTOR HINDERING MORE DEFECTION

IS FEAR OF REPRISALS AGAINST FAMILIES.

END OF MESSAGE

WILLIAN V. BROE

182 C/VE

RELLACING EFFICEA

WH/C/y0

COORDILATING CARICEME

SECRET

REPRODUCI

OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFI

S PROHIBITED.

JOHN L. HART

AUTHENTICATIMO

OFFICER

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A? STORY FILED VIENNA AND PRINTED MIAMI HEPALE 23 DEG PEPCATIN?

CZUCY AJ: ISSICH OF CTCASTROUS ECONOMIC ERPORS REING USED ET

ATECROLL FADIEDÉ DUE MORE EXAMPLE INFERENT WANNESSES CONMUIST

ІСОМО:IC THOSIES. COMDINING WITH RECENT RUMANIAM AND SOVIE: A.MISS,:.".

AS PART CF SASIC THERE TO AMCOPOLL AUDIENCE THAT FUTURE GUSAN C:MY

BLEAK INDEED IF AFTER ALL THESF. YEARS SOVIETS, SATELLITES AND

CHINESE V'AILE SOLVE THESE PROSLEMS. IF AVAILAELE WILL APPRECIATE

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PRIORITY ATHE INFO DIR MADR CITE

WAVE 3975

TYPIC MHSPAWN THUNIFORM

PEF: A. ATHE 7931

(11 1131).

23Eam210IC

P. HAVE 7921

(*16238)

1. MEETING 'ITH DONOMIDES DIS NOT RESULT ANY CUOTABLE MITERIAL.

WHILE MEETING NOT EXPLICITTLY SIPULATED CONFIDENTIAL IT WAS PRIVATE

IN NATURE AND SUPPOSE WAS TO RECEIVE "CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS" FOR

i, "

i..;

Annex. Crie no 19-120-1.

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ASSAGE TSIRIMOKOS, THUS VE REÉUCTANT RELEASE FILL ACCOUNT AND

THERESY NEGATE HAT APPAOS MIS

PROMISING CONTACT.

ASS CLONES PARENTO IT IN BE SHARE CASE SAINTO

GREEK DI LO"AIS WHO MEMBERS ISIRIMOKOS UN ENTOURAGE. WILL REPORT

DIPLOMATS STATEMENT FRESH. SOVT IS AWARE SHIPPING PROBLEM BUT BELIEVES

THIS WILL DECLINE AND DISAPPEAR IN FITURE. BE CALBE, WILL SAY

DIPLOMATS ACKMOULENGED GALEE BEHAVIOR AND STATED THIS A MATTER BEING

CAREFULLY EXAMINED BY GREEX GOUT. THIS RELEASE WILL BE SEPARATE FROM

THAT DESCRIBED PARA ? REF 8 AND WILL BE AIRMAILED ADDRESSES PROVIDE.

BY ATHE.

3. FOR DIR AND MADE. RE PARA S REF B, RECHECK INDICATES

ALABART WAS SOSAKING OF MINISTER OF INDUSTRIES LOPEZ BRAVO RATHER

THAN COMMERCE MINISTER DEL BRAVO IN THIS CONTEXT.

SECRET

CFNS 8075 8031 7921 ECOVOMIDES NOT RESULT VOT EXPLICITLY ISIRIMOXOS

AMSCPOLL 2A DEC GALRE CREEN A 7 B 6 B ALABARI LOPEZ BRAVO DEL BRAVO.

WNNN

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REF A. ATHE 1968 14, 06151

B. WAVE 7793(14/080/|=

RE PARA 5 REF A AMSCROLL WILL WRITE LETTER SUGGESTED PARA 4

R

UPON RECEIPT CLIPS.

DE PARA 68 SEE REF B.

SECRET

CFN 7819 7968 7793 RE 5 A AMSCROLL 4 CLIPS RE 6 B

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•ATE: 17 DEC 65

•0 , JUWAVE MADRID ATHENS

6

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• PILE IN CS FILE NO.

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Do 4, DO/M 3

CITE DIR

INFO MADR ATHE

66092

TYPIC MISPAWN THUNIFORM

REF: WAVE 7921 (IN 16238)*

1. CONCUR PROP PROPOSAL PARAS 6 AND 7 REF. CONSIDER ALABARI

RESPONSE HIGHLY REVEALING AND UNDERSCORES PROPOSAL GIVE SPANISH/CUBAN

• TRADE THEME WIDEST AND CONTINUING PLAY L.A. PRESS AND RADIO AND ALSO

EUROPEAN AREA, SUGGEST AMHIM CABLE SUMMARY AMSCROLL PRESS RELEASE PER

PARA 7 REE TO SEVERAL OF ITS MORE RESPONSIVE OUTLETS INCLUDING ATHE, IN

ORDER ASSURE FULLEST COVERAGE..

2. FOR MADR: REQUEST STATION CABLE HQS WAVE ANY GOS REACTION

RESULT PROP PLAY ABOVE ALSO ANY STATION SUGGESTIONS FOR AMSCROLL USE IN

PREPARATION PRESS RELEASE AND PAPER TO BE FORWARDED DEL BARRIO

END OF MESSAGE

* Concerns interview with Spanish Consul-General In N.Y.

DC/WH/C/CA_

WILLIAM V.

BROS

C/UH

WE/C Les Raty (Phone)

WE/5 Les Raty (Phone)

EE/K Bob Stevens

COORDIMATING ORPICERS

AELRASINO OFPICEA

17-5

S-E-C-R-E-T

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED.

JOIN I. H

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UTMENTICATIA

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FILL VS, EEG, WEB, CAZ, CA/PROP, D04, DelH3,

3°0

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REPRODUCTION FRONIBITIO

UNIT

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SECRET 171551Z

PRIORITY WAVE INFO DIR MADR CITÉ ATHE SUSA (BACHMAN ACTING)

* PES ADVISE

OUTCCAE WAVE YES?.

TYPIC WUSPAWN THUNIFORM

REFS

ATHE 3021

(IN 12973).

17 DEC 65 10 1 7 1 3!

BO WAVE 7921 (N(GZ38)

1o REF B DOES NOT INDICATE WHETHER MAROS ECONOMIDES

DISCUSSED PARA ? REF B SUBJECIS IN QUOTABLE, OFF-

THE-CUFF, OR EXFICIAL STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL MANNER.

2. IF CONOMIDES DID NOT STIPULATE REF B DISCUSSION A

iTINNACT

"CO:FIDENTIAL" ONE, THEN SUGGEST PARA 7 REF B AMSCROLL PRESS

RELEASE ALSO INCLUDE STATEMENT FROM "OFFICIAL GREEK

GOVT (EOG)

„REPRESENTATIVE OF ISIRIMOXOS' UN ENTOURAGE INDICATED

HIS DISAPPROVAL OF SALBE AND LISTENED SYMPATHETICALLY TO AMSCROLL

PRESENTATION"• ALSO, SOS OPPOSED TO GREEX SHIPPING TO CUBA.

3. WE HAVE CONSIDERED POSSIBILITY ISIRIMOKOS REACTION TO

ABOVE. ALTHO ISIRIMINOS MAY DENY PERSON IN HIS EN-

TOURAGE MADE STATEMENT IT UNLIKELY HE WILL DENY GOG DISAPPROVAL

OF GALBE CONDUCT. FURTHERMORE, IN EVENT A DENIAL IS ACTUALLY

ISSUED, THIS WOULD SERVE AS USEFUL PEG KEEP STORY ALIVE AND

ALLOW FURTHER EDITORIAL CRITICISM OF GOG INACTION IN

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ECONOMIDES NOT B A ONE 7 B AMSCROLL GOG ISIRIMOKOS UN GALBE

A¡SCROLL GOG GREEK CUBA ISIRIMOKOS ISIRIMIKOS GOG GALBE A

PEG GOS GALDE PERSONA NON GRATA NO INDEX

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NO

UNIT

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TIME

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ACTION.

SECRET 1718192

PRIORITY TOKY INFO DIR CARA CITE WAVE 7938

RYBAT TYPIC ZRWAGON

RE WAVE 1892 (IN 14727) A

AMFRAME- I VENEZUELAN DOCUMENTATION COMPLETED. ARRIVING

TOKY ALITALIA 172 AT 2248 ON 19 BEC TOKYO TIME.

A. Ali SCARED ALITALIA FLY N'72, DATINÉ TIA.

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DIR INFO ATHE MADR CITE MAVE 7921

16 DEC 65 1. 1 6238

TYPIC MHSPAWN THUNIFORM

REF WAVE 1852 (N /2973)

1. BEF DELEGATION UNABLE SEE ISIRIMOXOS DUE PRESS UN BUSINESS.

HOWEVER RECEIVED FOR HOUP ANDIHALF 12 DEC BY MARKOS ECONOMIDES

WHO DESCRIBED SELF AS GEEN DIPLOMAT WHO AIDE TO AND TRAVELING

WITH ISiP IMOKOS.

2. DELEGATION RAISED IWO SUEJECTS;

A. GALBE

B. GREEN SHIPPINE IO CUBA

3. FE ZA ECONOMIDES INDICATED HIS DISAPPROVAL OF GALBE AND..

LISTENED SYMPATHETICALLY IO AMSCROLL ARGUMENIS. MADE NO PROMISES

•UI SAID WOULD GIVE AMSOPOLL PEPARED PRESENTATION OF CASE TO

ISIPIMOKOS, (THIS INCLUDED LATEST AMSCROLL LETTER DESCRIBED

WAVE 1193.

ECONOMIDES DID NOT INDICATE ANY ACTION BEING TAKEN .

TO PONIE. GALEE.

4. RE 28 SAID HE AND EREEK COVI WELL AWARE PROBLEM AND OPPOSED

TO THIS SHIPPING. EXPLAINED CONTINUATION DUE GREEX SHIP OWNERS

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WEALTHY AND POWERFUL. EXPRESSED APPRECIATION FOR AND COMMENTED

ON THOROUGHNESS OF AMSCROLL FILE THIS SUBJECT PREPARED FOR ISIRIMOXOS

AND LEFI WITH. ECONOMIDES.

5. IN CONCLUSION ECONOMIDES SAID HE MOST SYMPATHETIC WITH AIMS .

ANSCROLL AND ADDED THAT PREVIOUS LETTERS TO ISIR IMOKOS

ON CALBe

HAD BEEN HELPFUL. URGED THAT AMSCROLL KEEP HIM AND ISIR IMOXOS

INFORMED

FUPTHER DEVELOPMENTS PARA 2 SUBJECTS• WILL POUCH AMWORD-3

REPORT THIS MEETING WHEN PREPARED.

S. FOR MADR. WHILE IN NEW YORK AMSCROLL DELEGATION CALLED UPON

SPANISH CONSUL-GENERAL MANUEL ALABART (WHO RELATED TO AMBLEAK-1)

SEEKING ENTREE TO ISIRIMOXOS. CONVERSATION LED TO SHIPS BEING BUILT

IN SPAIN. FOR. CUBA• POINT WAS MADE TO ALABART THIS ACTIVITY COULD

BACKFIRE ON SPAIN PARTICULARLY IN VIEW RECENT INTERNATIONAL LONG-

SHOREHEN ASSOC (ILA) RESOLUTION TO BOYCOTT FREE WORLD SHIPS THAT

TRADE WITH CUBA. ALABARI RESPONDED THIS SUBJECT OF GREAT INTEREST

TO SPANISH MINISTEP. COMMERCE LOPEZ DEL BARRIO ESPECIALLY IF TRADE

WITH CUCA WOULD REFLECT UNFAVORABLY UPON SPAIN°S ANNOUNCED ECONOMIC

ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR PALANCE LATIN AMERICA. SAID DEL BARRIO

HAD LEFT NEW YORK FOR MADRID TWO DAYS PREVIOUSLY AND HAD DISCUSSED

WITH ALABARI PPOPLEM OF CUBAN TRADE AS IT RELATES TO PLANS FOR REST

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OF CONTINENT. IN CONCLUSION ASKED FOR AMSCROLL STUDY THIS MATTER

PLUS INFO ON SHIPPING BOYCOTT AND COPIES ILA RESOLUTIONS IN

ORDER FORWARD THEM TO DEL BARRIO. IDEN C OF REF NOW GATHERINO

MATERIAL TO COMPLY WITH REQUEST.

7. VAVE SUGGESTS AMSCROLL PREPARE PRESS RELEASE ON STUDY OF

SPAIN/CUBA TRADE AND ITS POIENTIALLY ADVERSE EFFECT ON SPAINISH

• HOPES FOR REST OF LA. COULD ARRANGE PICKUP BY AMHIM AND POSSIBLY

WIPE SERVICES FOR SUBSEQUENT REPLAY BY OTHER STATIONS. PURPOSE

TO NEEDLE SPAIN TO DISCOURAGE ITS TRADE WITH CUBA. REQUEST DIR,

:

MADR COMMENTS.

SECRET

CFN 7921 7852 TSIRIMOKOS 12 MARKOS ECONOMIDES GALBE ZA EMSCROLL

NO PROMISES 7993 NOT INDICATE PNG 2B 2 AMWORD-3 MANUEL ALABART

AMPLEAK-, ILA LOPEZ DEL BARRIO ILA C LA AMHIM

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THUNIFORM

REF A. WAVE 7819 (112.365)

E. ATHE 6219, 28 MAY 65

ACTIONL

ARTICLE

1. ATHE AFTERNOON PAPER VRADYNI IN FRONT-PAGE

ARThOlE 65 1 6 1 43

15 DEC HEADLINED AMSCPOLL REF A REQUEST TO FONMIN TSIR IMOKOS FOR

DEPORTATION GALBE• PRINTED GIST AMSCROLL LETTER•

2. THUPRISE/ 12 G/128 WILL NOW APPROACH ISIPIMOKOS UPON

LATTER'S RETURN FROM U.S. AND CALL ATTENTION TO I/12'S 27 MAY

I:TSPPELLATION IN PAPLIAMENT PER REF B. T/12 WILL ASK WHAT

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3. AIRMAILING CLIPS AND TRANSLATION TO WAVE AND HQS.

4. NO INDEX.

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10 AMFRAME-1 (IDEN> BOOVED ALITALIA FLICHI 772 DEPARTING CAPACAS.

18 DEC TO ARRIVE TOKY 2208 ON 19 DEC. DELAY DUE JAPANESE EMBASSY

REFUSAL ACCEPT PRESENT DOCUMENTATION THUS NECESSITATING HIS OBTAINING

VENEZUELAN PASSPORT.

2. AMFRAME-I IS CHÍ EF ECONOMIC WARFARE SECTION AMSCROLL AND HAS

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PREPARED DISCUSS WITH OSCAR OP OTHER C/O HOW AMSCROLL MIGHT BETTER

SUPPORT EFFORT REDUCE THIS TRADE.

3. S80P. DIR: WAVE WILL TOA, CHARGES THIS OP TO YOPOLL/AI.

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TRIP CAPACAS IO HIDE WAVE APEA ORIGIN. AS NOTED AROVE IT NECESSARY

FOR HIM OBTAIN VENEZUELAN DOCUMENTATION WHICH HE ARRANGING THROUGH

FATHER AND UNCLE WHO VENEZUELAN CITIZENS AND SENIOR GOVERNMENT

• OFFICIALS.

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1| DEc 65#6 1 2980

TYPIC MASPAWN THUNIFORM

REFO WAVE 1852 ((N'/2973)

IDEN A. DR. MARIO SEIGLIE MONTORO, UR SECRETARY GENERAL.

IDEN BO DR. FERNANDO FERNANDEZ CAVADA, IIR SECRETARY FOR

äOREIGN AFFAIRS.

IDEN CO DR • JOSE R ALVAREZ DIAZ, RECOGNIZED ECONOMIST,

FORMER CUBAN CABINET MINISTER (OF HACIENDA).

SECRET

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PRINCIPAL TARCETS OF CONTINENT-WIDE BOYCOTT. APTICLE PEFERS TO

BOYCOTT AGREEMENT BY PORTWORKERS OF US, CANADA AND PUERTO RICO AND

TO EXPECTED INCREASE IN EFFECTIVENESS DUE TO ILA AND GLEASON

SUPPORT.

IN ARTICLE, SPAIN CHARACTERIZED AS ONE OF MAJOR

SUPPLIERS AND JAPAN AS PRINCIPAL SOURCE OF CUBAN FUNDS WHICH

USED TO PPOMOTE HEHISPHERIC SUEVERSION. FIGURES PE JAPAN/CUSAN

TRADE PROVIDED BY UNIDAD REVOLUCIONAPIA (UF).

ARTICLE ALSO

PPOMINENTLY MENTIONE COPREA AND FORDO.

3. AIRMAILING CLIPS TO ADDEES.

14-128-3-53

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DIADIO LAS AMEPICAS AFT US CANADA

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1a PLEASE HAVE AMFRAME ONE COME TOXY TO ARRIVE 15 DECEMPER. PLEASE

ADVISE AIRLINE AND FLIGHT. ASK AIRLINE RESERVE ROOM TOKYO MILTON HOTEL.

HE WILL BE CONTACTED AT AIRPORI BY PERSON USING NAME OSCAR.

20 IF AIPPORT CONTACT ABORTS AMFRAME ONE SHOULD GO TO LOBEY OF

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DO RE PHOL A RESE, DELIEVE IT MSY BE MISHLY

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GUIDED GREG: PEGGIELY FROM NEW YORK, TO SEE DEPUTY

PRIME MINISTEP AND FOYCIAN MINISTEP ILIAS ISIRIMONOS

WHO NODE"S TEP ON CYPRUS DEBATE. GPOIP CAN SE

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ISCUE THRU WHERLIN ASSETS.

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11.5 PERSONAL WIT AND SARCASM, MAY MAKE RELEASATS SETEMENT

SIMILAR TO PARA 1 REF A. FYI: TSIRINOKOS

SCHEDULED DEPART US O/A 12- DEC. PLS ADVISE IF

ACTION TAKEN.

3a NO INDEX.

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CFN 7970 7662 7793 7968 8 CRE A C PSYCH AMSCROLL HUBARK NEW YORY

1L.14E ISIRIMOKOS NY UN CYPRUS SA REF C GALBE GALBE'S GREECE

CUCA-GUEEK ETC TSIRIMOKOS UM COMMIE CYPRUS MASPAWN ISIRIMOMOS

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DO PER PARA 3 REF AMFRAME-I APPROX FIVE FEET EIGHT AND HEAVY SET.

COMFIFXION FAIR. THOUGH FLUENT IN ENGLISH, ACCENT DISCERNABLE. AT

AISPORT WILL BE CARRYING UNDER ARM CURRENT ISSUE NEW YORKER OR READING

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do 1 DEC GRESK DAILY VRADYNI IN FRONT PAGE

ARTICLE ENTITLED "GREEK COMPANIES JOIN STRUGGLE

AGAINST THE REDS* PUEL ISHES LETTER FROM "DR.

RAFO RIVAS VAZEEZ OF ANTI-CASTRO ORGANIZATION

MOVIMENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (MUR)" (SIC).

LEITEP. PRAISES AND THANKS UNIDENTIFIED GREEX

FIRMS, SHIPPING COMPANIES, AND PEOPLE WHO

TRADITIONALLY DEFEND DEMOCRATIC AND ANTI-COMMIE

CAUSES FOR PROVIDING VALUASLE INFO TO MUR

"SCOIVOMIC FESEAREN OFFICE." ALSO, "VETY FEW",

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FLIE AND PEOPLES RE ACTIVITIES TOWARDS CUPC •

3 DEC CONIE FRONT DAILY AVGI IN FRONT

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SPEEK FIRMS, FIC. SPINE AÇAINST SUBA, AND STATES

CIA'S CUBAN AGENTS D•IVE THEIR MUSK. EDITORIAL

E:OS AS FÜLLI "SPYING AGAINS: THOCE WHO OPEN.

THEIR COURIPY AND POSES IN AMEEK SHIPS IS COMPLETELY

IN OGATROG: WITH DORMLS GI QUIEY. MERCHANT SAPINE

AND OFFICEO ¡O SPEEN NATIONAL IPADITIONS. "

3 u

FAFA i ABQUE FLAYLE EN OUR UNILATERAL

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A. illi SONNEE ORGAN ANSI DEFENDS

COMMIE CUEA ETC PECAUSE SA ¿NTL COMMUNISM'S

.:

DESIRE MAINTAIN MINORITY DIS ATOPSHIP (WITNESS

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E. AVGI MAS CRITICIZED "IMPERIALISTS

PLANS AGAINST CUBA" SINCE EEGINNING CASTRO

SEGIME, ESPECIALLY DURING

SHE PRESIDENT

KENNEDY'S

TENURE IN OFFICE• YET, ON 21 NOV 65 AVGI

PRAISED KENNEDY, STATED WARREN COMMISSION REPORT

UNTRUE USING OBVIOUSLY FALSE PICTURES AND STATEMENTS,

AND CLAIMED KENNEDY KILLED BY "UNDEMOCRATIC DARK

FORCES." •HOW CAN AVGI TAKE THIS STAND UNLESS IT

IS ACTING ON ORDERS FROM MOSCOW OR POSSIBLY

PEKING TO DISCREDIT U.S.?

4. HAVE NO OBJECTION REPLAY PARA 1 AND 2

ITEMS BUT SUGGEST WAVE, THROUCH AMSCROLL OR

OTHER SUITABLE ASSEIS, REPLY TO AVGI EDITORIAL

VIA LETTER TO ENTIRE GREEK PRESS (PER EKAA 13086)

USING PARA 3 ABOVE ARGUMENTS PLUS ANY OTHER

DEROG. INFO PERTAINING TO THIS THEME, PARTICULARLY

USE OF CASTRO BY INTL COMMUNISM TO SPREAD GERM

OF TOTALITARIAN COMMUNISM TO OTHER DEMOCRATIC

LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES ETC.

5. AIRMAILING ABOVE CLIPS WITH TRANSLATIONS •

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PLS ADVISE WHETHER PARA 4 ACTION AGREFABLE TO ALL.

IF SO, PEQUEST DIR FOPWARD 21 NOV AVGI MATEPIALS

TO WAVE AND MADR ASAP.

Go TOP. HAVES. MAS PEF ACTION OCCURRED?

7. 10 INDEX.

006G00GT0TTKOK0

CEM 7S: 7225 1 UPADYNI DR. RAF. RIVAS VAZREZ ANTI-CASTRO

MOV I ENTO UNIDAD PEVOLUCIONARIA (MURS SIC MUR ISAVLIRIS RE CUBA

3 DIC AVEI VPADYNI MUP. NOI NAMING ETC CIA'S 1 MHSPAWN THUNIFORM/IS

AUGI AVGI F= AVGI ETC GALLE ETC AVGI CASTRO KENNEDY 'S 21 65

AVOI HAPPE" ¡VGI MOSCOW. PEXIRE U.S. NO OBJECTION 1 2 AMSCROLL

AVGI EKAA 1:386 3 LATIN AMERICAN A 21 AVGI NO INDEX

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8, 01, CHOA, CHOPS, ClICZ, FI, FID4; CDC, CA2

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REFSE A. TOXY 5639 (IN 071G2)

Bo "AVE 1711 (12088033)

CONCUR AMFRAME ONE IF HE CUBAN AND CAN LEGITIMATELY REPRESENT

SELF AS OFFICIAL CUBAN EXILE ORGANIZATION. IF POSSIBLE WOULD PREFER

REVOLITICNARY ALLIANCE. IF AMFRAME ONE MEETS THESE NEEDS SUGGEST

HE MAKE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS DEPART FOR JAPAN 13 DEC. PLS

AWAIT FURTHER WORD FROM US HOWEVER BEFORE DISPATCHING HIM.

SECRET

CFN: 5663 5630 7714 AMFRAME 13 DEC PLS

BT

SECRET

Station Ayent

Respensive

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WITH PURÜSIEN BACKGROUND SUCH AS HENRY P. REBHOTZ.

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• 1:""II proposes sending AMFRAME-l to assist TOKY in defection ops of

Cuban seamen.

Chocono

12 eatende

C/WH/C/MO

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HiLLIAN V. BROT

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REPRODUETION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIDITED.

AUTMENTICATIMO

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MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA -

19001, Docamber 7, 1005

Folo Eloas Islilnatos

ForEign ilnision

Athens, Crooco

Excallerage

In tho past, to havo addressan sororal lottore lo trod. Coversant of

flosals concomiTa: tho case of Jodó lula talbo, tha luvan Crazzó delfiedtos

In 1270n3.

" ravo infamod the reprosentativos of tha Graci pooplo of Dal

ho a natorlous background so a pangator und comandol. adlator, a bookeroani

to sintal he ilvad up recently shen ho shot at a frock bus drivar at Tharpopl

Ine over a trital traffle-arganent and, instoad, diot his varo.

lio aro, and promily so, salentlose enordon of the soitro that calbo sa

prasanta La rosco.

fortres, them no rapest the ireland is serought oves the

Grack nation by 1Es Gorencentra falluro to copal hari, la aro not soting out

of palitiçal passion.

saraly, you all a35ne that sion the hass of a diplo

matio slastor pralloly flags ds sun on the altisons of the country thoro he

11 accrallidi, Do 19 sotary ith ubnost dinoopest, for the lecio of that conn

tsy ands heaties for the country as a itolo.

Tho loast ho davoivos 18 to bo

doclari "purans non pate' and tiat only 1l the afionial sovormant 10 80

bonovalent as to ovarlook the last that the Inuult 19 tonlli cordng fron the

rotino that suluota the ertiárally insuno as 140 maresentatires abroad..

Wa, as "astarons of liedituramom orledn, havo alurys falt sonerhat a

x211 to dha Groois peoplo, uhan ve also aldro as the diiost dosoanianta of tha

antont fatists of lulliration tharatoro, no leno honostily saddonad to soo

that to past coroment of your country planed the parsonal irlendaiip of o

tho panestos mialbo and Indrass Papandesar aboro tho a,a old dgraty of

Cho Rallando satdon.

And to ars caddenad oven pose unon those cotions aro o

desarived 1a datall tri the pross.

1t noy ba inor the protocol stenripolne, 18 dalritaly Infared by the solend.

110at of suitinto, tilo Galbo'a falluro to abnoro tin most alamantary de

plomatlo suive has boen endonoed in a sost hortllo cond dangerora narner..

merciana, to ara confidan chas you dill escuoo us 18 vo provido 10r o

thor erlionco ai the castro rupirale und Calboa poraonal corterne for frae

natlors arci as irosco.

Imodataly 501101118101 dumary of the dosslon

that us havo compiled on soBó lula Galber

LOSE 9ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR 3-8033

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MOVIMENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA -

Tola F10A3 Talitratos

Pazo 2

Docember 7, 1965

No 19 a naturalisad Cuban of spardsh oMnino to lart spain boczaro of

the Irard eh 01111 ter wharo ho was organisor and proscoutor of the Rod Popt

Lar Tilburalso

No nava to lavans, Cuba In 1941. and vortad on sovonal notspapers and

5A310 848401730

To has always bon outrandins for las valanco and polley

cal scande).s 1.n favor of tha Conmundata and lost sovaral jobo duo to hla es

plosiTo, vilanò nataro, Me uns nerod ProfessOr el fenal lis in the Undrey

alty of amento in 1911, ani bacane associated iti a stoup lenra as "tho.

Corsuntot passocaors of the sartlaço indvarilty".

Tho Castro brothora, Mdöl and Raúl, bocen tha final plaso os thoar ra

volt in 1157 son tho Sarra l'aogtre rountains.

carins wes tino, and tron

18 nene 17 centiana de Cuba, Gallo sas 111 ciandartino cortest ves the ra

volve

11s horro sias en assontial linie in tha comuunioation aharnal ulth tho

Lorzlan1s.

aTira cus porroo VIlna sepin (Raill Sest a feratieall5 com a

MariNt tfO) m oUen RAil hiRsOlI vorO Jarol VIIdiaIs to Galhos boco.

and that rei Gribo a sorari lar all di this surposti

ETo occupla! Herana (JarMaTy 1, 1959) GAlDO NAS METAl ¡LIVERA'S SATCOSOr OS

PrIoUns miri d!' eninas inural for tha futuro dinioraia

lor, talbo tas o

nemon Agroçais Daltiral (Osltaral Atrache, 111 the Caban Ibasoy to suro sind

froi thoro is Muo prosnns prottlui ini ithons.

Galbo 1s 3 10011 sobisophranto and tharo 1n a Ilatory of contal d1 00s

der 1n hig Ic:1ly.

Els brothor, Padual, comittad salidio.

lI's sother,

uno del in Dela In 195% sza Insano,

Hor brothor, a faznar caras of the

Cathadral da In 300 do jaragoza, also Mas Insano.

On the rolit that concerna Calbola selo in the orandaction and Munaile

ang of tho cortardat Topulas Curta durine tho Soaria Civil na

18 18

nearontine to nato that lis nao 10 I1otod In tho "Oura UGnoral® (renore

Carso), tie trandia Corarmont's rass Iiilotnent of the most outotending Red

pospotratora of atrocitlos during the con tiot. por tha ve'e ransar, calbe

1B anota, Wia Ial spardes codlos tio hava boon fortrar tsinal Ston Mls hosa

Jand by the sithoritlos.

tot, in a charnotoriatle doplay of narve, tha curtro poverment last

February 154101 8 grocla diplonatlo pessport to lialdo do that tila formas

undostrablo inunds oliszer could enter the country l'urt hed bannad lis and

attond a contarenco of Oban Meado of Mplonatlo Haslana that net In l'adr1d.

49Т91Пn

tO SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR 3-8033

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MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA -

FOTO FLORO TALITMOKOS

Pa30 }

Docember 7, 1003

Another Caritafto asSTont to a Hostora Egropoen nation 11 vindos Calbo

Lastli, no ideh to call jour attention on tho fast that the nore

decent und stablo of Caba a aplonatle reprosontativos hiavo dorm that

they annot sten! Cantsola rankory 3f Mplonday and Intronational 100.

ls enaplos, na non ofta tho very poreni dafontiono of Berg, Lodo

?. Alonto raPerlos, liDar Artassados lo proat BeltainI Mibento Alera

ny Vile, Banando Connolor of the Duban Esbnese In Imans Coln ALTO -

ros de la Gama, Ebonando Counselos of the Cuban Prbaciy 111 7ga1n8 and

ALberto cassere Infanto, soonoralo Allahé af tho Olban Mibasiry In Spedn

Indistruntly and so11sól1rely, che decent proplos of tho vorld aro

¡landooclarn chesalvpn son the inramy of Castrater. Jao, pos, Che

creen ol Quale oun popolation potassienal non, lusituness, Intolle

Ennio, pron 19 seme to jo1n the posenl part of the (rostosi nasa cra

tus rocordal in tirloy aline lorld l9s Il.

Let 1s astro that tho sont thet a ¿ivon roglan 10 iairdutoso and

rocal1817271750908 masen mongh for the nation siti: the oldost dena

oratto tract. Mor to bronk all 110s idth 1t.

• Dy asy otandari, calle'a

prepostare: mainvlaus at Thomopilao 11 naso than pacoon onorzio Ass

Ma contamin cistante to the frock peosla 11ro tron poso pacoon

conildent that this ilao, our advico, indci 13 tho elosoo

of ToBitErI assatlan, lall sot go anhosiodo.

Sina arely youre.

+10 501291010.7408

Secretary Lasmatal

1O SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR J-9033

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JANUA-VE

ACTIOI

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I NOTIFIEO.

POTAL COILs 23

ADVANCE COPY

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16:-120-26

GEFRODUCTION PRPMIBITIO

KICS

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LEW.

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SECRET BEIRDOZ

DIR INFO TOKY CITE WAVE 7714

RYBAT TYPIC ZRWAGON

AGes. 08803

RER TOKY 3639((N0M192) *5

"1. -NAVE PROPOSES AMFRAME-I FOR REF OP IN VIEW ABILITY,

JUDGMENT, FLUENÇY ENGLISH AND IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY, HE HAS

PARTICIPATED IN PREPARATION LEAFLETS SENT TOKY, DUE IMPORTANT

FAMILY CONNECTIONS IN CARACAS (FATHER AND UNCLE ARE SENIOR

VENEZUELAN GOVI EMPLOYEES) IT POSSIBLE AMFRAME-I COULD OBTAIN

VENEZUELAN PASSPORT AND AS MINIMUM SHOULD BE ABLE EASILY OBTAIN

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S5: 14

JAPAVESE VISA IN CARACAS THUS ON SURFACE ORIGINATING TRIP THERE.

WOULD TRAVEL AS TOUP IST/ PUSINESSMAN. THIS WOULD AND TO

PLAUSIRILITY DENIAL REQUIREMENT

DESCRIBED REF. IF ADDEES

CONCUR WILL

NEED YAME HOTEL IN TOKY PLUS CONTACT PLAY.

?. FOR TOXYS AMFRAME-I (IDEN) IS STATION AGENT REPSONSIVE

' TO KUBARK DIRECTION.

SECRET

CFN 7714 3639 AMFRAME-I OP CARACAS - 1 JAPANESE - I KUBARK

BT

SENNEI

A REQUESTED APUROPRIATE EYECUTIVE Of CUBAN

MADANY

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TYPIC MHSPAWN AMWA SP

REFS

DIR 68718*

PREFER JOURNAL REQUEST INTERVIEY THROUGH AMSCROLL IN VIEW AMWASP-I

OVERT CONNECTION. LETTER SHOULD BE ADDRESSED IO AMWASP-I CARE OF

IDEN• AMWASP-! AVAILABLE GO NEW YOPK ANY IIME.

SECRET

CEN 7527 60778 AMSCROLL AMWASP-1 - .! AZU YORK

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SECKET

*ETHIRE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE HASNO RRPARSENTATVE

WAUT: GRRA AMWASP/I MUST TRAVEL HEWVORE

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PEASON UNIT NOTIFIRO

TOTAL COPIES

REPRODUCTIDR PUCMIDITEO

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REFI VAVE 96276120 05849)

IDENS C/O DR. MARIO SIEGLIE MONTORO, SECRETARY GENERAL,

UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA

18 SE 9 ST

MIAMI, FLORIDA

SEGRET

LiN 7628 7627 C/O DR. MARIO SIEGLIE MONTORO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA

!" SE Y ST MIAMI FLORIDA

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PERSON UNIT NOTIPISO

LaMANTE

as speed

ADVANCE COPY

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Dro.ueo Doesno Divoro

VIE, ve E 8, 022, ex/1008, 10505, 52, 18/04, r, capes, ex poc, coc

GECRET 2621252

19-170.26.

REPRODUCTION PROMIBITEO

HO

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TIME

TYPIC MHVIPER ZRWAGON

FEFS: Ao DIR 50144

B TOKY 5502(101 99160)

Ca DIR 37871

1. PER REF A WAVE DECIDED AMSCRULI MOST LOGICAL IRS. IT NOW

PREPADING200 SMALL MIMEO PAPHED FOLDED HANDCUT UNDER ITS NAME

(FIT NOT ADDRESSI, FRONT SAYS " MESSACE TO OUR CONVAIRIOIS

APARO ICLESIAS, " INSIDE TWO PAGES SAY "YOUS SHIP WHEN REPAIRED

WILL SAIL FOR FOIBID AND ¡ HOSPITALE WATERS OF WORTH MOREA

FOO MILITARY CARGO TO CADEY TO NORTH VIETNAM. THESE ARE DANGEROÜS

AID UNFRIENDLY MATERS AND NO MAN'S SAFETY CAN LE SARANTECO MERE

(WHAT MOULD YOU DO IF YOUR SHIP RAN A GROUND SN ICATI KOREAN UR.

HII A MINE IN NORTH MIEINGHT WHAT TO DOR FOLLOW PATH YOUR

COUNTRYMEN.

LEAVE WHILE YOU HAVE CHANCE. HUNTO DOTHYSI

BACK.

7766

OLOGIS LINE PAR

→ 2 A REF BAND ENDS "IN THIS WAY

YOU WILL AVOID CERTAIN AND UNNECESSARY DANCER".

2. WILL CALLE WHEN HANDOUTS POUCHED. LETTERS PINENGISH

REGIESTED PARA 2 B, REF 9 WILL FE READY FOR MAILING WEEK 23 NJU.

WILL "OT MAIL UNIIL AUVISED BY JOKY TO DO SQ

HOWEVER, WiLl POUCH

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PREPARE REF MATERIAL WHICH

WILL EE FORWARDED ON AMSCROLL LETTERHEAD TO REACH TOKY BY 1S DEC.

ANY ADDITIONAL INFO HOS MAY HAVE SHOULD BE POUCHED FOR INCLUSION

THIS PAPER.

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MARKED IR 19141179

Chief, WH

NO 1409 RING MCPHALO

UNFa

DALE QUALIBIES

MERSI,, ATTENS CASA

FROM

Chief of station, JMWAVE!."

ABSTRACT

MICROFILM

SUBUECT

TYPIC/MISPAWN/Operational

Luiz GOMEZ Wanguemert Commentary

ACTION REQUIRLO. REFERENCES

AR : FYI

REF: DIR-53981, 28 October 65

As Headquarters is aware, JMWAVE is refuting on a con-

tinuing basis and via all appropriate assets commentaries

similar to that discussed in the reference.

As for this

particular GOMEZ broadcast the Station prepared a guidance

For aMscrolL use, primarily its radio, the point of which

was that GOMEZ had become eligible for the

'Foot 'n Mouth

Club" due his admission

on 21 October that Camarioca was a

plebiscite and his statement on 22 October, no doubt as a

result of a prod from his Communist superiors that "I think

I made

excessive concessions

explaining that the people

are really leaving due to economic reasons.

We agree and

say that the economic reasons are to obtain three meals a

dae ta dece lee an into a markety a buy er foot out ot

your mouth now, GOMEZ".

Rose E. licencil cond

fa Philip G. ELMARD

Distribution:

3 - WH/C

CS COPY

Excludes it- 2.": ÷2:

¡ CROSS REFERENCE TO

CLASSUFICATIOM

SECRET

19-120-26850

DATE TYPEO

GATE DISPATCHEO

10 Nov 65 NUY 15 1955

DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO MUMBER

UFGA-23825

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

+19-132-49/3

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TIME

S= 655: 0323222.

DIN INFO ATHE MADR CITE WAVE

ACTION

RER A WAVE 6792 SHOT SENT NADRI

179735

3 ATHE 7520 NOT SENT MADRY (16F39)

1o RÈ PAPA 2 REF A AMBLEAK-I HAS DEVELOPED FOLLOWING INFO FROM

IDENTITY A WHO RADIO SCRIPT WRITER FOR AMSCROLL AND WHO FORMERLY

WOTAGO IN SPAIN ON SAME PAPEP AS GALEs GALBE BOIN ZARAGOZA, SPAIN

OF PROMINENT AND WEALTHY PARENTS. MOTHER WAS INSANE AT TIME OF HER

DEATH IN 1954 I CUBAO HER SROTHER WHO AT DUE TIME CANCNIGO (CANONS

OF THE CATHEDRAL DE LA SEO DE ZARAGOZA ALSO INSANE AT TIME MOTHER'S

DEATH. GALSE IS KNOUN TO HAVE INHERITED INSANITY TRAITS FROM

MATERNAL SIDE AND IS SCHIZOPHRENIC.

2. GALBE EDUCATED AS LAWYER. DURING SPANISH CIVIL WAR HE

ACTIVE IN CREATING "POPULAR COURTS" AND WAS PROSECUIOR (FISCAL; DE

LOS TRISUNALES POPULARES) OF THOSE OPPOSED TO SPANISH REPUBLIC,

BECAME SAMOUS DUE FERCEITY OF ATTACKS AGAINST DEFENDINTS. PUE: THIS

AiD HIS CONIE ACTIVITIES AT THAT TIME NOW LISTED IN THE CUS

CAUSA GEHERAL AND THEREFORE "OT PERMITTED RETURN

TO SPAIN.

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IN 86000

• on

jO iT: CiViL MA? CALDE MENT FRANCE AND MARRIEO FRENCHICAN.

SUTH MOTIO WIGG WHERE SHE PRCOPERED DUMING A BENUTY SHOP. HE

LiCE SEE FELY HEALTH AND HELD JOES ON A NUMBER SE NEWSPAPERE.

NEGES SHI:ZE LONG ANY ONE JOB DUE EXPLOSIVE NATURE AND ACTUALLY

PURCO FOON EAFORMACHON REPEAT INFORMACION. IN EARLY FORTIES TURNES

TO RADIO -ORN ANS LN 1944 FIRED FROM PADIO STATICH OF CUBAN MIS-

IRTY OR SAUCATION DUE VIOLENT ATTACK POPE PIUS XII. CIRCA 1953

GILDE ESTAINTO JO3 AS PROFESSOR. OF PENAL LAW AT UNIVERSITY OF

CHICITE CAN SANTIAGOS WHERE HE ASSOCITED WITH LESTISTS. BECAS

I DOCTRINATING STUDENTS IN COMMUNIET. AMONG ATTENDEES WAS VIL"E

ESPIN CANÜL SON'S WIFE: GALBE'S SANTLIGO HOME LAS RELAY CENTE?

FOR MESSIGES TO AND FROM FIDEL CASTRO THEN FIGHTING IN THE SIZZRA

MAESTRA.

d. IU JAI S9 NANED PRISON DIRECTOR AND THEREASTER CULTURAL.

АТтАСнЕ тО зОмЕ.

SO IDENTITY 3, A CUBAN NATIONAL WHO KNEW GALBE DURING CUZA.

PERIOD CONFIRMED PARA 2 STATEMENTS END TOLD AMBLEAN-S THAT GALE

PARTICIPATED IN FAKE TRIALS OF ANTICOMMMUNITS AND AS PROSECUTOR

ALWAYS DEMANDED DEATH PENALTY, IDENTITY B IS AN INFORMANT OF AN-

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CLAUDING IS BROTHER OF SUSS G5 661-352552 6E09 ADITIGNAL

¿releeR dre: 11900 OF 23 MAY 6390

ERARIOY SABBOR JUDGE ACCURANY ASOVE REPORTE ON SINSE

EICHSHOUNEO LEELO APRECIATE ANY CONFIRMATION DO AOOETIOVAL INFO

HES AND MADE DE PROVIDE. IF REPOSTS ESSENTIALLY TRUS, SOULD 3E

SOES I LETTERS EO GALSE THREATENING EXPOSURE OR SENT SY AMSCROLL

TE ELZE 1ND PUSLICIZED PER PARA 2 REF 8.

PLS ADVISS.

TO MIDEX GALSE.

EN E

.

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EPAII 1954 CUSA CANONIGO (CANON) CATHEDRAL DE LA SEO DE EARAGOZA

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FROM THE L.R. ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)

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1.- Cuba continues desperate attempts sell sugar.- The Cuban sugar monopoly, CUBA-

ZUCAR, on September 6 concluded a sale of 5,000 tons of ram sugar for October 1965

delivery to the Irandan sugar organisation.

The origin of this sugar was hidden in

that it nas declared to have originated in the Caribbcan, including Peru, excluding

larket reports were-correct in stating that the country of origin was in

The price agreed to as 18 pounds sterling per ton (C and F) less 5 -..

shillings per ton to cover the axpensos of the tender.

This doal was engineered by

Restzucker of Dortmund, an organisation also solling Cuban sugar to Jordan and which

wishes to keep its name out of thase sales.

Another interesting development in Cuba's sugar selling activities during the month

of September was quoting sugar for futuro delivery at or under the London spot

price on the day the offer was made. In other words, Cuba is offering sugar under

the world market value.

MICROFILMED

Examplo of this were:

OCT 2 01965

Country

Iraq/Ceylon

Jordan

Scandinavia

Scandinavia

Sweden

Switzerland

United Kingdom

Date of Sala

Sept 9

Sent 11

Sept

7

Sept 13

Sept

9

Sept

9

Arount

10,000

3,000

10,000

2,500

10,000

10,000

10,000

Selling

Price

Per Ton

(in Sterling)

16

15-15-0

18-2-0

18

16-16-0

18-10-0

18-15-0

DOC. MICRO: BER.

Market

Price

22.50

22.95

24

21.10

22.50

24.55

Delivery

Nov

'65

NOv

Jan '66

Oct

Dec

Jan

'66

Sept

It is difficult to explain this curious behavior in terms other than Cuba's desper

ate need for foreign exchanga.

These sales at these prices can only result in a

net loss to Cuba due to Cuta's inefficient sugar production.

I to i2:10 on September 27).

2.- Free world Shinning drops 51% - Twenty Western vessels called on Red Cuban ports

during the past month of August.

The trend continues downward; the August 1963

tal was 24, and the one for August 1964 was 41, which means a decrease of 51%, when

August 1965 (20 vessels) is compared to August 1964.

Gren, to, a the "na tie art out , and yes, ored by Lobe

UFGA & 3449

Great a reside upe to at of a dealer go or tea one, F poE

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which firm withdrew 11,691-ton tanker, Villik, and the other vessels it owns andfor

operates.

From a total of 17 vessols, TSAVLIRIS has been using 12 in the Red Cuba trade.

12 vessela are: FREE ENTERPRISE, FREE MERCHINT, NE: FOREST, NE!! GATE, NS: GROVE,

TRADER, and FREE NAVICATOR.

TS..VLIRIS operates its vessels under British,

or Haltian flags, this last action being illegal according to a july 6, 1965 Haitian

The FREE NAVIGATOR has changed its name seven times.

The NE.l HEATH has delly

ered tro shipments of Cuban sugar to Jayan, which have not been accepted by japanese

refineries, because stain and rust from vessel's hold has spoilod cargo.

hugust the Lebarigo 7,260 ton SAN SPYRIDOW had arrived in the United Kingdom

1,600 tons of Cuban sugar spoiled by sea water.

ISHVILIRIS' vessels have made 50 trips to Red Cuba during the last tro years.

4. Cuban Managcnent Boycott Comittee receives shonort. - Reports reaching thia -

burcau indicate that the

Cuban Management Boycott Conmittee has already received

several lotters

support from Free World Chambers of Commerce. Details ara expected

to be known shortly.

5.- Free liorld dockworkers' boycott te receive boost. - The announcement of a Conti

nental Dockworkers Congreas to be held in Venezuela during the first tho weeks of -

October confirm last month's report that an increase in boycott activities against

vessels flying the flags of countries still trading with Conmunist Cuba.

6.- Japanese Irade Mission gets "chilly" recention in Latin Anerica due to Red Cuba

A Japanese Trade Mission, headed by dis. Kazue Kitagawa, President of "Sumi

tono Electrical Industries" came under fire while touring Mexico, Venesuela, Brazil,

Argentina, Uruguay,

Chile, and Peru.

Latin Americans brought up matter that Japan

was indirectly financing subversion by providing Castro with an average of 81 mil--

lion dollars a month for the last 4 years.

Japanese were told to choose between the

Red Cuban market and the Latin American market.

Some examples follow: article by L. Rojas Ospina ir. "Excelsior", Mexdeo, Sep. 4, =

1965; in Brazil, a speech by Congressman Flaviano Riberiro dated Sep. 4, 1965, and

2, 196 be nata head blished in arto, a Speed Congressan tread

Tenoche made the local Japanese embassy respond with a vague statement of justifica

In Chile, an editorial of "El kercurio" stressed this point to Japanese visi

7.- Cuban exiles block Castro's attempt to sall "treasure".- Cuban exile Committee

for the Recovery of the artistic and Cultural Heritage of their country was ablo to

block Castro's attempt to sell art works and raise 32 million dollars.

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Inspected 104 cases contining art troasures during August 23, 24, and 25, in Milan,

Italy, identifying 45 piecos as their own.

Although 103 cases wore only worth US,16,000, the contents of case H107 were said.

to be worth US:600,000.

The first 103 cases deliverod to Castro'g "partner"

nood Mowlazadoh, contained religious and funoral pleces, but case #107, forwarded

from Switzerland, contained solid gold and silver objects.

Italian Customs have impounded Castro's "treasure".

8.- Castro's missions abread "shaky" while rumors plagua Island. - After the "defog

tions" of Luis Ricardo Alonso - Ambassador to England -,

Councollor in Japan-, and several members of the Cuban "Muste Hall" playing in Pa-

'is, the regimo recalled its Ambassador to Prague, Armando Floros Ibarra, and the •

ollowing members of the Cuban Embassy in London: Maria Fernandoz, Osmani Martinos

Vazquez, Moises Dias, Mario Garcia, and Armando Lobeto.

MERGES

Meanwhile, different rumors plagued Guba (many of them stening from official state

ments): attempts on Castro's lifo, internal dissontion rosulting from the "ultima--

" tum" givon to militiamen to return weapons; new boatloads of Cuban rofugees arriving

to Floridian shores; and Security Polico Chief Valdos' statements zeroing-in against

"terrorism, sabotage, and rosistance".

Econ. Int, Rep, recoumends: "A Depression in Russia?" published by US NEWS & WORLD

REPORT in its September 13, 1965 issue.

"Red Buying Snarled by Red Tape" by Miami

Herald-Los Angeles Tine Wire, published in "THE MIAMI HERALD", Soptember 17, 1965,

Sources: The above information has beon obtained from reliable

sources, both from

Cuba and the Free Korld.

For further details related to the above items

please address your correspondence to:

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We attach herewith a reproduction of an articlo from the Caracas

newspapor El Universal of 10 September describing the organtzation

a committee

of Europonn shippers to light the discrimination

these shippers fancy they suffer in Latin America.

are curious

& group should be organized and to what purpose.

Could this,

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a rcaction to the efforts to boycott

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may become important

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concerned with atteupts to influonce shipping to Cuba.

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MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA.

MEMORANDUM

10:

FriCkis

NT. Androw Co Mchollan

Inter-imarican leprosentativo

l'anhington, D.C.

Dr. Infaol Rivas-Vázques

Socrotary for Economic and

Protoucional Affairo,

Unidad novolucionaria,

Plaud, Fla., U.Fos.

REF. & CONSIDORATIONS OF THE JAPAN-

CUBA TRADE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

THROUGHOUT LATIN AMERICA: *

1.- INTRODUCTION, -

= SURES

Tho Japanoso Pooplo, 1to businossmon, and Its govornment have boon ablo to

Fuse Japa, occupy a loading placo among tho industrial countrios of tho sroo World.

11s 196609

Japan was the loador in Froo ilorld shipbuilding, contributing 40%. of the

resirago; in tho olectronio flold, Japna cane in socond; in atool produation and

chemienlig

Japan vas ablo to occupy third placo; and in automobilo production, Ja-

I'n was fourth, with 1.7 million vehiclos producod.

Tho troo-loving are democratic-orionted cuban tooplo aro sympathetio with this

at'fort tho Japanoco Peoplo aro making; an offort which 1s woll known and admirod

t'roughout tho wholo world.

though Japan 1o avaro that by so doing it 1a directly aiding a tyranny, and at

Crie

tiom, providing this regimo with tho necessary fundo to subvort ita neighbora

trrougiout Latin Anorica.

t should be pointed out that Japan, bagod on ita concorn for numan righti

culd very woll consider that it's presant trado rolations with Communiat Cuba

ning to happen.

IT.- JAPAN-COLMUNIST CUBA TRADE RELATIONE. -

A.- Irndo Balance.

ily in 1to prosont trado relation

liuhment of tho Castro Communist regimo.

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B. - Jaran provides Castro of hurd currency.

It 10 ostimatad that Jupan providon Castro with 30% of 1ta hurd curruncy,

duo to tho proviously montionca fact of a doftolt in 140 trade balanco with Cuba.

Tho and our a tha faring uring the at four yoar the anount of U:S rs2m

29628

US$ 14 M11110n

19638

12 #12110n

19648

8 111110n

19658

• 24 011210n

Total: US$ 48 mlllion.

Tho hard curroncy 10 unad by Castro for two thingos

1.- Elnanco oubueralva netivitler throughsint Intin Aneries.

uninoso with countrion othor than Jross

Co- Japan la landing buyor of Cuban curar. -

japan, togethor with Spain and Morocco, 1a ond of tho three loadln.: Fira

World buyers of Cuban sugar, although Japan lo tho country that has boconu Caalro'o

main sourco of foreign oxchango.

1. Cuban surar purchaned.

19598

19608

19618

19628

19638

* • 19648

19653

397,017 TOR.

210,272

325,539

522,727

163,662

328,609

300,000 (catinato)

2,699 Ton. (rofInac)

15,248

2.- JApanase fIrma Involvogs

The leading buyars of Cuban sugar aros

Kang tru a coco.

Ltd.

Okura Trading Co., Ltd.

Nozakl & Go,, Ltd.

sumitomo

Nichimen Co., Ltd.

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D. - Othor trade oporationg.

tina with camut call tear rochase that to ever alta trade -

::ch roprocentad an incrcaco of 240% ovor 1963.

Just to. muntion a Iny cramploa,

thu nanos of some of the othor Japeseso

Sarco activoly Involved in trado oporationo with conrunist Cuba follous

Mtouds through 1to "durny",

tha Toho Bussan Kaisha.

C. Itohs through sto "dunny" the Kyodo Trading Co.,

Ok1 Eluctries until recontly through Mitsubishl Shoft Kaloha'o Maumy",

tho Molun Troding.

Toyo Rayon

Hitachi

Ynwata Iron

Toyo Monks Kaishs: through the "dummy" Abo Trading Co., Ltd.

IJI, - JAPAN-LATIN AMERICA RELATIONS. -

1.- Irania açonente and trido Interanta in Latin Anarlos.

1.- Jupan has 77% of ito forolen invostront placed in Latin Aerica.

2.- Proof of Japan'o increasing intorest in Latin Anorien has boen the

vialt of tuo japanoso Trado Miesiono to thio Homisphero In loss than ono yoar

(arch and Soptomber 1965).

3.- Japun has a defielt in 148 trado balanco with Latin Amorica, and al-

visign tho trado volumo uith latin Anerica amourted to US$ 433.4 million for the. -

; rical Junuary-July 1914, Japan lost USE 174.8 million for montioned period due to.

viis deficit in 1to trado balance:

Jan-Jul. 19611 Japan exports:

USE 119.3 million

Jan-Jul. 19618 Japan Imports: US& 354.1 million

Jan-Jul, 1901,1 Doficit for Inpan in 1t8 trado balanco, US$ 174,8 n1llion

•. Broaring down Japan's trado balance with osch Latin inerican countr.

ins rosults aro tho following

a,- Favorable trado balarcoos 8

Bolivia

Br^211

Colombla

Costa Rica

Dominican Rapublic

Horduras

Painema

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b. Unfavorablo trado balassees 11

Argentina

Chile

Icuador

El Salvador

Guatemala

Ha1t1

toxico

Nicaragua

Paraguay

Uruguay

5. The econondo analyat has to conclude that the daficit in 145 ciriril)

trado balanco plus the importanco of late. leerica with repardo to Jaçan'o isea

irvestrent will saka Japan incroade 1i3 Interout in thio Moniaphoro.

B.- Connonusncen of the Janon-Commat Cuba trade throughout latin Much!.

The consoquences of tho Japaroanist Cuba trado aro boginnina to oe

felt throughout Latin Acerica, due to isintained "eritagrop" and cubversion serie

14108 by the Caotro roging financod, Fartially, with forulen oxchango racuiling

Iron 1ts trado with Japan.

A highly 11lustrativo examplo 15 the caso of Venezuola.

1.- Venezuola: Tende Rolations with Japan ard Cormunsat attacts.

a. Japan vas ablo to obtain ISi, 133.5 zúllion for the perial 1958-

1963 fron 1ta favorable trado balanco witn Venezuela.

Tho favorablo rosult in tho

trade balanco for the Jan-Jul 1964 perica rotaled Ust, 12.4 million.

Recently, C. ITOH ard HITSCHI closed important aprcenerte with

che verazuelan ¿hone to.,

and C. ITOH vas able to get es isportant contract wilh

Corroration Venezclana do Potróloo".

prica target of Communion.

on July 26, 1964.

fires so vell.

ored 1a Los Toque be than a month do a core to read a rohan die a

traced and sousd.

so Then, when the situation lo rully analyzoo, de la a fact siai-

enezuelen hard currency goes to Japan, ard fros there it 800o to Caatro, in orde

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11ogdo oporation?

2.- The Organization of American Sinter (01S).

3.- The Inter-Amerienn Workere Grandention (ORIT).

':.

6, 1965,

leadorship of the. Vonozuolan dockworkore.

after 17 vessels hive surfered tho boycott, a statorent,

made by intornational

Labor leadera during the IV Congress of Venozuelan Docktreis

rs, held in Caracao from October 9 to October 13, 1965, rearfirmed the boycott

Japanoso veseola have been boycottod due to this defensive mencuro of the workor

of this Honisphere.

4 - Tho Managoment Boycott.

The Chamber of Connerce of the daericas, during 1ta XY Innual Conven-

5.- Publie Opinion.

The Japaneso Trado Mission that toured Latin America left bohind tho

following reaction:

Japón y Castro" by doctor Lro-

• Braz21? Article "Japan Halps Fidel Castro" by Gustavo Corcn

ublished by "Diario de Noticias", on September 2, 1965

Article "Japan and Latin Azorica" by Mircen Buescu, published by

Diario de Notidas", on Soptenbor 9, 1965.

titude, due to

d.- Chile: The Leading "El l'arcurio" newsprior dovoted one of 1 ts

editorial artioles during Septenber 1965 to point out the sare thing.

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to Hlo Excollency the japansco Amb

¿sador to Colozdia, datca October 29, 1965 on the saro subject.

An incroaso of this reaction say bo expoctod.

- CONCLUSIONS AND SUGCESTIONE. -

" - Conclusiong:

1.- Jaran 13 prosently aiding Castro-Communian.

2.- Japan 1s highly dependent of Latin Anorica In order to achleva further

¿conomic prospority.

3. The Japan-Communiat Cuba trade and tho Japan-Latia America trado aro

• in contradiction.

•= Japan nay surter considerable loases in 1ta Latin imerican sarkota 1

"ade rolations with communist cuba continue

B.- Surgestiong:

1. The benefits derlyed from Cuban sugar purchason are no longer avalla-

blo to Japan, becauso, due to the drop of prices in tho World Sugar Markot,

cinnot continue to givo firms privilores that resultod of high prices, with enough

- ¿jin to raneuver and still recoive benofits.- After prices hitting a post would

is II low, Castro has no margin for thoso oporationa..

2. Japan could very vell substituto its purchares of Cuban ougar by lo

creasing 1ts purchases to Taiwan ard lustralia, and even botter, to latin huerican

countrios like Brazil, the Lominican Republic, end Peru, as 1t used to do previous

.., ule concentration of doalingo with Castro-Communian.

Purchasing more sugar from

¿mooratic Latin Amorican would Improvo Japan'a ligo and at the sano timo 1t vaila

vilainato ito present trado dangers duo to 1ta dealingo with Cuba.

¡jaal, Fla., U.i.A., November 10, 1965.

• Copy of Menorandua sent to all Japanosa Ambassadora to Latin Anorica

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ABSTRACT

ANSCROLL/PrESS Release and Jose Lals Clie

ACTION REQUISED: For Athoris to doteraire

REFERENCE: HAVE-5789 (15 Septender 1065)

1. 1u1e Galbe

He attach under separate cover a copy of the press releaso

that the calciened incicated would

Ilso attached 1s a list of the newsparis, ano other orcanizations and

that were mailed a copy

the islease.

"Black List Firms" are those crock turn that according to AlSCROLL

navo had or do havo commercial contuct: vitr Cuba.

Tho letters that

vere mulled to the Minister oi Forodun Altairs and to thó lonc

Minister were, or course,

originals and tiere two gentlemon were not

provided with

a copy of the press ruion.: itsell.

WAVe is anxious to keep the Gilbe pot boiling and to nolcano

any luither suggestions to this end.

PHILIP G. ELSARD

Attachmonts:

2. List

Press Release

Distribution:

3 - COS/Athens, w/arts, M

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press release

11515.11

A FRESISERVICETDON

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD FEVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)

MAILING ALTINE 39

B+0 )Y A0

Miami, Florado

PHONE!

371.8033

VOR. LETTER IN CREEK GOVERMINT WIGES GALBE OUSTER

Cases ai reat tirlomita Memany and Alon

Do cites as contract lo preresterous be-

haviour et the caster Calbe.-

Here is text of letter sent to che foreign Affaira and Interior l1.

nisters oi

treece:

Exccllency:

"You ray recall that, in mid jiay this year, the Communist Cuban --

Charge d'Affairos in Athens, Jose Luis Galbe, was the object of world -

attention •¡cer he shot a Greei bus driver over a trivial traffic argu

ment near the town of Thermopylae.

Newspapers throughout the world car

ried the story and it would not be exaggerated to label the incident as

an international scandal -one which may be said to have damaged Hellen

1c dipnity to the

same extent to which the Castro regime ignores it by

nefore the ran per me a cale as ses diplomatic representatives =

"On that occasion, he wrote the Greek government calling their at-

tention to the need to

save the honor of Greece by severing all ties -

diplomtic and commercial-- with the Red government of Cuba.

of Red Cuban

"diplomats"

--mostly undesirible

form tasks of espionage and agitation-- and substantialed our assertier

with a quote from Odon Alvarez de la Campa, a defecting Cuban diplorat-

who had charged Calbe by name during a press conferenco in Madrid."

two new defections from the Cuban Foreign Service prompt us

many viper, tell be ensly,

le refer to those of Msars. Gilberto R. Ale

Trade Counseler to the Cuban Embassy in To-

ky drant Bricain.

and Luis Ricardo Alonso Fernandez, until recently, Cuban Ambassader

"Both former diplomats had always been regarded as competent,

the relentless opposers of

the castro-communist ty

range eefore he took orrice he cuban ambassador to the United kingdom

in 1963, peru and Norway.

Luis R. Alonso Fernandes had also performed ambassadorial du

scholarly,

well-mannered man, he is well re

membered by nil who knew him in his diplomitic office, even is they may

hove disapproved of the totalitarian regime that he represented.

he recame disenchanted with Communism and publicly resigned his

signation, the Greek newspaper "f'radyni"

des precisely why red cuban ambassador least co

"Gilberto R. Alemany,

an equally able and well-bred trade specia -

held his Counselor's

Late last mon-

In Miami "ulfilling his dangerous mission, he made his feelings public

"As you can see, those decent people, who are still active in Cas-

cro's diplomatic corps cannot stand it for a long time.

fections show that the few that remain are abandoning the sinking ship

to the "new dare"

tors in Galbe's fashion."

3222236

"But there is more: shortly after his defection,

in an interview'-

with a leadirg Miami

newspaper,

Pr. ..lemany made statements that con--

firm

our assertions to this respect. The following are quotes from

this intervies:

"" The Fidel Castro goverrmn closes unemployed, uneducated young

men to be trained and assigred to lul in embassies abroad as spies. The tat

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young spies are given a two-year course at a special Ministry of the in

The Minister of the Interior goes

far is to favor young boys from

school to get them ready now social levels to work as agents 1n-

eun sis sends them

He dresses them upthe system is diabolic,

the most fanatical agents.

have made. into powerful

are proving to be

They never defoct".

".e""The tro-year courso

cary English.

even elemen-

ed atracheg"."

NARIA Charge In Athens tin

his workmates in UNIDAD HEVOLUCIO

and that he knowg the

mmented within Tokyo diplomatic circles.

The unanimous impressi on was

would react promptly end energetically pected that the Greek Government

energetically.

• sincerely,

Dr. Mario Seiglie Montoro

Secretary General

Miant, September 16, 1965

Ref: 195

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press release

A PRESSSEKVICEFROM

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U K.)

period.

1030.931.

NAIL.E2000511

Bon JV10

M, amo, Flopedo

FHONE:

37J • A033

I.H. LETTER TO GatEK. GOVERNNENT DAGE GALBE CUSTER

Caacs of real diplomats Alcany und Alon

30 cited is

contrast to preposterous be-

haviour of

the mrister Galbe -

Here is text

of letter sent to the foreign Affairs and Interior Mi

nisters of Greece:

Excellency:

"You may recall that, in

the Communist Cuban --

chergo d'arfaires in ithone, Jose Luis Galor, was the object of world -

after he shot a Greek bus driver over a trivial traffic argu-

ment near the town of Thermopylae.

Newspipers throughout the world car

ried the story and it would not be exaggerated to label the incident as

an international scindal -one which may be said to have damaged Hellen-

1c dignity to the sume extent to which the Castro regime Ignores it by

accrediting gangstery such as Galbe as its diplomatic representatives -

before the Greek people."

"On that occasion, we wrote the Greek government calling their at-

tention to tie need to

save the honor of Greece by severing all ties --

diplomtic and commercial-- with the Red government of Cuba. At that

--mostly undesirable

two new defections from the Cuban Foreign Service prompt us

vie refer to those of Masrs. Gilberto R. Ale

many Vilar, until recently, Trade Counseler to the Cuban Embassy in To-

and Luis Ricardo Alonso Fernandez, until recently, Cuban Ambassador

"Both former diplomats had always been regarded as competert,

the relentless

the castro-tommunist ty-

nee to me ne can state to the United hingdom

Luis R. Alonso Fernandez had also performed ambassadorial du -

cies in Feru and Norway.

nembered by all who knew him in his

move dis prove or the total turn reine the de a son e no/ one

he became disenchanted with Conmunism and publicly resigned his

cust Yn London only a tew days age. lin connection with Mr. Alonso's re

the Greek newspaper "Vradyni"

precisely why Red Cuban Ambassador Galbe has not been ousted

in its September 6 issue, wO

Late last mon-

In'samir "uralling his dangerous mission, he made his feelings public

"As you can see, those decent pecle, who are still active in Cas-

cro's diplomatic corps cannot stand it for a long time.

These new de-

fections show that the few that remain are abandoning the sinking shil

to the "new wave" of Castroite diplorats --gangsters, spies and agita-

tors in Galbe's fashion."

"But there is more: shortly afte' his defection, in an interview -

with a leading Miami newspaper, hr. lemany made statements that con--

firm our assertions to this respect.

The following are quotes from

this interview:

" The fidel Castro government closes unemployed,

uneducated young

cen to be trained and assigned to luian embassies abroad as spies. The

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young spies

are given a two-year course at a special Ministry of the In

terior

school to get them ready.

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far

boys from

low social lovelg to work as agents 1n

embaz91e9.

senda them

Thage boys

on toy have up neo beneat aborahe proving to ben

the most fanatical agents.

a reaches.

Alemany said, includes a

tary

ed attaches"

his workmates in UNIDAD HEVULUCIO

NARLA Charge in Athens to

In his intervien --a

The unanimous impresat on was

would react promptly and

ence peo ed cereally pected that the Greek Government

22T20221

Sincerely,

Dr. Mario Seigile Montoro

Secretary General

Miant, September 16, 1965

Ref: 195

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ACTION REQUILLO. RLICRINCES

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dofection as sponsorod by tho AMSCROLL organization,

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tho Spanish and English tapos of the AMKASP/1 statement.

PHILIP

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Unidad Revolucionarla Scmorandun

The following steps have been taken in the defection and subsequent

siblicity of Gilborto Alemany, Trado Counsolor of the Cuban Embassy in

Toklo, Japan;

response to Unidad Revolucionaria (UR) invitation.

Mr. Alemany read &

statement propared by him and by membors of the UR, which was also

mincereraphed and distributed both in English and Spanish to the persons

pragent at the Conference.

Photos of the event were taken, to be Inter.

pastlished in the UR publications. A recording of the proceedings was

made.

2.

Coverage by the press included the following items:

A front-page article by Mary Loutse Wilkinson in the

Mail News of August 28th. (Both editions),

Do An article by Don Bohning in the Miami Herald of

August 28th.

A front-page story 1n the "Diario de las Americas"

of August 29th by Benjamin de la Vega:

d. An editorial in the Miami News of August 30th®

•ö An article by Humberto Modrano in the "Diario de la

Americas" of September Ist:

A story in the "El Universal" of Caracas, Venezuela,

of september 1st.

go TV stations Channel 4 and Channel 7 broadcast filmed

stories of the press conference on August 27th and 28th.

hi Radio stations WRUL and Radio Americas taped intorview.

wIth Mr. Alemany on August 31st.

1" Radio program "La Voz de Cuba" also taped an interview

on August 31st;

j: AóIiP; interviewed Mr. Alemany (Jose M. Illan) on

Septenber Ist for a cover story in that publication:

k" The "Voice of America" taped an interview on September

2nd (danolo do la Torre):

19-110-26

Mr: Al Burt, Latin efftor of the "stamt Herald",

interviewed Sir. Alemany on Septemher 2nd for a subsequent story.

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Radio Tropical of Caracas, Venezuela also broadcast

the story on

Septomber Ist.

Mr. Alomany's defoction statement was sent to the following

addresses:

On August 28 and 31, to the attached list of Japanese

newspapers in

Tokyo. (

b: On August 31st, to 110 Japanese firms on the UR blacklist.

On Septomber Ist, to the UR economic mailing list 1a

the United States and Canada,

on september and, the spanish version was sont to 14

addresses in spain, which includes

Spanish firns, newspapers and

rovernment offices.

•. To 100 Latin American newspapers and Japanese embassies;

including the

Japanesè ombassy in Washington.

I: To 150 shipping firms in the United States and Canada®

gã To economic publications throughout Europe"

h" To the members of the Japanese Trade Mission which

toured Intin America during March, with personal letters from Dr: Cavada

1. The UR is currontly completing the mailings to the

other addresses on its blacklist in other countries.

(Copy attached)

5. Dr. Rivas-Vasquez of the UR propaganda section contacted

ar: Martin CorTea hat rolary General of the Venezuelan Dockworkers for

further steps in

Rivas-Vasquez also spoke to Mr: Salvador

Romani, of the Movimionto Anti-Comunista Femenino de Venezuela, and Mr.

former Venezuelan Cabinet member and future presidential

Carlos Andres Martin Correa also requested, and was granted, a private

interview with Mr. Alemany on Saturday, August 28, which was also attended

by Dr. Seiglie, president of the un.

6. Additional follow-up action is listed below:

a. Mr? Enrique Lindner, the UR delegate in Washington, D.C.;

instructed to try to get Mr: Alemany's statement into a leading

national magazine or publication, for which he was sent copies plus photostats

of the confidential documents brought by Mr. Alemany during his press

conference.

Mr. Lindner was hopeful of arranging insertion of the

statement in the magazine "U.S. News and Horld Report."

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approached and

offorod an intorviow with

Cuningham, associato producor of that program.

Mr. Alomany has drawn up a plan which includes the

writing of porsonal lottors by him

to a number of diroctors of Japanose

firms with which he dealt in Tokyo.

panel show

An attompt is boing made to arrange for a tolevision

one of the local stations.

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PROGRAM UF UNVENTION AIMED AT OBTAINING UNIFIED INTERNATIO"AL.

UR

ACTION RE LÚBAN TRADE BOYCOTI, DURING CORREA VISII iR-3I AUGIR

UMWAVE AREA, CORREA DISCUSSED CONVE:TION PLANS WITH AMiCER

ANSCPOLL

AS FOLLONSI

.

AND LABOR SECTION OF AD.

DO CONVENT:ON AY :55 MENSA APROUD NO EUPHONER REGA-PO-26

B, WiLL INViTE INTERNAZIONA PAPI:CIPA: ION AND CONVOKE

ROUND-TABLE MEETINC OF MEMBERS OF COM TICUMMISSION AGAINSI COMMUNISI

TYRANNY OF CUEA" FOR PURPOSE CLARISS AND APPLY CUORDINATED CUBAN TRADE

WRABLY

BOYCOTE ACTIONS.

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SECRET A

IN 50224 PREE.

C. COSIS OF INTERNATIONAL ASFECIS OF CONVENTION WILL TOSAL

APPROX $12,008, IN ORDEP DEFRAY ROUND -IRIP TRAVEL AND LODGING

EXPENSES 25-38 INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES, REDIO/TV COVERAGE, AND COSTS

OF SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, PRESS, ETCO

2. CORREA PLANS ATTEMPT RAISE PORTION NECESSARY FUNDS FOR

CONVENTION FROM LOCAL VEN SOURCES SUCH AS CTV, AD, AND SPECIAL

LOTTERY AND FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN AMONG VEN/CUBAN EXILE PUBLIC.

SIMILARLY, AMICE AND AMSCROLL HAVE BEEN ASKED ATTEMPT RAISE PARTIAL

FUNDS BY PUBLIC FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN IN UMWAVE EXILE COMMUNITY.

3. ACCORDING AMICE, COPREA HAS OBTAINED RNREING'S AND RNLEPTOME'S

APPROVAL RE PARA 1 ABOVE PLANS, WHILE NO COMMITMENIS OF CLOSE

COLLABORATION OR FINANCIAL SUPPORI FORIHCOMING FROM EITHER,

RNLEPTOME WILLING PARTICIPATE IN CONVENTION AND PLANS ARRIVE

CARACAS 7 OCT.

4, IN VIEW NEED INTRODUCE MORE COORDINATED HEMISPHERE EFFORTS .

AND COMMON VITALITY IN BOYCOTT CAMPAIGN, ABOVE MEETING WOULD APPEAR

ABLE SERVE USEFUL PURPOSE STIMULATE MHVIPER PROGRAM. IT ALSO MAY

BE POSSIBLE GAIN ADDITIONAL MHSPAWN MILEAGE DUE ITS TIMELINESS AND

TIE-IN RECENT AMWASP-1 DEFECTION AND CURRENT HEMISPHERE TOUR

JAPANESE TRADE DELEGATION. STATION FEELS CONCENTRATION OF CUBAN

a SEGRET A

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EXILE SUFFORT AT MEETINÜ MAI DEINMG: LIS DUEPHLA MNPÁ.!

EFFECTIVENESS, THUS FREFERABLE SI MULATE MORE APFROPRIATE SUFFOR!

FROM AMONG THOSE ORGS WITIN CUBAN BOICOTI/IPHOODEAR FRAMENORA..

STATION WOULD, TREREFORE APFRECIATE HOS VIEWS AND POSSIBLE OPERITIONAL

-PLANS RE ABOUE MEETING IN ORDER PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND POSSIBLE

SUPPORI THROUGH LOCAL ASSE:SO

SECRET

OFN 5655 MARIIN CORREA VEN AD AMICE AMSCROLL 8.10 OCI 69 18-31

CTV AD ORII BIZ, ROM 2S-SO 1 CIU AD RABEING'E RNEPIOME'S I

7 OCT AMWASP-| IPNDODCAP

SECRET =

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6678

18 Aug 65

MESSAGE FiN

TOTAL GORIES 2

SUSECRET

CIPLE IN ES PA, NO.

6 cEsin * CO RETURN TO BRANCH I FIERIO

Xx2 xXXXXXX230XXXXXXXXXX

ROUTIN

CA-EN-

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M: DIRECTOR

*: WHIC8

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NO: V7. FuC DED COPY CA2, CA/PReP, SODG

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TYPIC NIVIPER MISPANN

REE :

WAVE 5061 (IN 34271) *

LIQS HAS NO OBJECTION AMSCROLL PLAY REF "FREE NAVIGATOR"

STORY, NOWEVER, KUCLAU REPORT 16 AUGUST STATES SHIP LEFT FOR

ROTTERDAM I1 AUGUST.

END OF MESSAGE

* Requested approva' dUSCROLL play of "Froo Navigator" story.

DC/WIV/C/CA_

DR

1114-120-26

pallores.

RELEASINO OPFIGEA

18-8

COORDIMATING ORPICERS

SECRET

ON TO FLYN

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AUTHENTICATINO

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TRANSMITTAL MANIFEST

FROM

TO

Chief, WHI

Attn:

WH/C

Peter 5. JASUTIS

DESCRIPTION

U.R. Mcmo *1096-SovF1sh1ngßago

Hald for

COs, UMWAVE

Ref: WAVE 1039

DATE

SIGNATURE

26 July 65

1 1 236 vor

N? 275956

SC

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UR

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA

MEMURANDUMIiIL

TO: Dr. Marto Seigile Montoro

FRUM: Dr. Rafael Rivay-Vasques

REF.:

News Coverage of Pres

release on Soviet "Fishing

Base.

Press Coverage on U.H.'8 press release regarding Soviet

July 20, 1965:

Norman Diaz

W.M.E.T.

Manolo Reyes

W.T.V.J. Channel &

Wayne Farria

W.C.K.T. Channel 7

Tony Solar

"Noticias en Espanol"

Miami News P. 9-A

JULY 21, 1965:

Radio-Hora

W.M.E.T.

JULY 22, 1965:

aron America 16

JULY 24, 1965:

gencia de In'ormaciones Periodistica

A.l.l.)

No. 324

1O SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR 9-8033

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UR

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA 2.

"Novedades" (will forward date)

Mexico,

D.F.,

Mexico

1da del Litoral (will forward date

El Universal'

Caracas, Venezuela

Mland, July 22, 1965

1O SE 2 5T, MIAMI, FLORIDA

TELEFONO FR 3-8033

= 135is

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## Page 397

UR

press release

A PRESS SERVICE FROM

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)

OFFICE:

10 S.E. 851.

MAILING ADDRESS

Bax 9040

Miami, Florido

PHONE:

373 - 8033

U.R. REFORTS

SOVIET "FISHING" BASE IN HAVANA

UNIDAD REVOLUCI ONARIA (UR) has learned from its underground sour -

• In Cuba the following information:

The Russians are constructing doeks, warehouses, freezers, dry -

buildings with communication equipment and other necessary ins

tallations for

the operation of a fishing fleet in the east coast of -

the port of. Havana, according to the Cuban-soviet agreement of Septem-

ber, 1962.

These constructions are directed and supervised by Soviet techni-

cians with

the collaboration of Cuban

"slave work".

The Soviet Union

ee mention caper ete cac ansistance; cita offers

the labor as well as the basic construction materials.

It was stipulated that the Soviet Union and Cuba would share in -

fishing terminal

which original cost was $12 million

"'desos"

but now it has

finished by the beginning of 1966.

$30 millions and is expected to be -

the

cided

castro-Communist regime to the Soviet nex

it has. been learned that due to the large sum owed by -

lussians have

de-

these facilities will be for their exclusive use once they

are concluded.

processed and

profit for Cuba,

said installations.

nly Soviet personnel will

have access to that zone.

This absolute control of the Soviets in the same port of Havana-

installations-

UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (UR)

Miami

Par: 190

July 19, 1965

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V.R. Informa:

BASE "PESQUERA"' SOVIETICA EN LA HABANA

UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA (UR) ha podido conocer a través de sus fuentes clandes

tinas en cuba los siguientes informes:

Los rusos están construyendo muelles, diques secos, naves refrigeradas, plan

tas

de comunicaciones y derás instalaciones necesirias para las operaciones

de una

flota

pesquera en la costa este del puerto de la Habana, conforme a

lo estipulado en el acuerdo Soviético-Oubano de Septiembro de 1962.

Estas construcciones se llevan a cabo bajo la dirección y supervisión de téc

nicos soviéticos, con la colaboración de "trabajo esclavo" cubano. La Unión

Soviética facilita todos los equipos y maquinarias, además de la mencionada

supervisión y asistencia técnicas,

•y Cuba pone la arena, piedras y materia

les básicos de construcción, aparte de la mano de obra.

se habla estipulado

Igualos esta

era do $12 millones de "pesos", pero que ya asciende a $30 millones y que se

espera estará terminads para principios de 1966.

Sin embargo, se ha jodido conocer que debido a la cuantiosa suma que el régl

rien Castro-Comunista adeuda a la Unión Soviética,

los rusos han determinado

rue estas instalaciones serán para su uso exclusivo una vez terminadas.

la pesca será llevada a esta terrinal, procesada y exportada para la

unión soviética y Europa en mercantes rusos,

sir. que se derive provecho algy

no para Cuta y sin que los pesqueros cutanos puedan hacer uso de dichas ing-

ir= '=

UR

boletín informativo

UN SERVICIO DE PRENSA DEL

MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)

FICINAS

0 S.E. 85p

PIRiCCION FOSTAL:

80x 3940

• Miomi, Florido

TELFFONO.

373-8033

Este control

UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA (UR)

Ref.: 194

Mami, 19 de Julio de 1965

Po7-7110077E0 k62 Sudamitartatans

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D-ARE TO FILE NO.

Me and err. to pader d

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

SECRET

2.2

REFRODUCTION PANHIAITEC

JA: WINE

ACTING

TARO

it

X RID COPY

181V80

Unionsol

16 J85 IN 9209.4

SECRET 1023452.

DIR CITE WAVE 3048 (iNG HURST

ACTiNg:

TYPIC MHVI PER

%. AMSCROLL SECGEN REPURIS FINAL SESSION CHAMBER COMMERCE OF

AMERICAS UNANIMOUS PASSAGE RESOLUTION DEAFTED BY AMSCROLL DENOUNCING

CASTRO REGIME AND RECOMMENDING MENSER NATION FIRMS DESIST TRADE WITH

CUBA DIRECT OR INDIRECT,

AND USE INFLÜENCE OTHER FREE WORLD FIRMS DO

SAME.

CURACAO, SURINAM AND ARUBA ASSTAINING LACKING AUTHORITY FROM

GEUT°

DUTCH VOGF BUT EXPRESSED SYMPATHY.

2. MOTION INTRODUCED BY MANUEL CASTILLO, FORMAER PANAMANIAN

CONSUL MIAMI, WHO ALSO TAPING MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT PAÑAMA TO CUBAN

FEOPLE FOR AMSCROLL RADIO PROGRAM. AMSCROLL ISSUING PRESS

RELEASE, CARRYING RESOLLTION AMTHIGH :? JUNE. POUCHING DETAILS.

SECRET

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DISPATCH

CLASSIERATION

"SECRET

10

Chiol ei station, Athens

INtO

Ch101, EX; Chlor, VE

PACH

Chief of station, JuiAVE

NYXI8/PH/WALN/Operatlonal

battor STan "NAtIon" Reporter to AMSCROLL

ACTINO SEGAJIRED. RETURENCO

AR: PLO aNTIBO Ol any oporatIonal latarest.

MUSEE

"EE

PROCESSINO

ACTOM

MARATO POR UNDERINA

NO INTAXINO MOUSED

DAILY QUALINID

MADQUARTUNS DE

CAN AIDOR IRODITRO

ABSTRACT

ACCOM

LAURNED

formarded under soparate cover 18 a copy of a lottos rocedred

by AUSCBOLL fron an Individunl who claims to be a roportor sor Nation,

and who says that bo 1s plannine to visit New York and inmi In tho

near future.

Ho oxpress cymathy ulth tho cauno of Cuban Iroados,

basad on his following of tho litRol, publicity 1u the Galbo affale.

and asks to neut Auscholl prinelplas to mork out same Ideas prosumably

a subsoquent antl-Castro campaigu.

Ploiso navise 11 you have an: s!c01I1c oporational Intarost

1n thlo Lodividual, or 11 you bave any projorences 1a

the metter of

ANSCIOLL's dealing sith him. AlSCROll 1s roplylay wIth thanks for tho

"sitor's Intorost and with anticipation of luturo closo aid friendly

cooperation.

PHILIP G. FiLMAND

Attachments

Lottor, zerox copy, u/sc (ax'!)

Distribution:

3 - COS. Athens, w/attach, u/sc

, w/attach, u/ac

"CROSS REVERENCE TO

¡ato

GLASSINCATION

SECRET

19-120-76

DATE TYPED

OUTE OSSAATCHSD

14 June 65

DISPATON ENABOR AND MAIBER

UPGA 22, 012

19-130-28

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First.

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In the Attissions

niwspapers I real yawe

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sinister

nue Papsmirers.

I agree that

must set out si this cam-

I mr galle, the cubous clade

' .

affaires in Atheus, Many reacices

nauspapers

asked to

adress. they maut to

feeli

из. Ліму i Ни

mant to go to cu.

вы

"to set out in 3(!) days

Fidel Car-

, this is the preace se

A uy ray,

my

letter

What I incut to tell your

is.

that I am. ss reporter of se great

and old Athenian neus prieperte.

should like very much to be in. tuch

with you,

o intend to caus in

I Mushes

do thie

World's

a New York-as

I went again

i get a flies, is car..

wall very much to!

mice ricu and

i hawe an

interesting

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I for mey wens popes

i6 june 1965

art.#/t UFGA-22012

19-120-260

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My

So,.

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letter

sual details staur

adress there, so that i can

wind an ensily.

I will neit

is this some

interesting sugestion.

miting, intervier,

volutisuncicy movinent

ente. + 5946636

wing's god is god i jun. Then Your

mu uch.

niry

Sincering yours

dimitriss

Journalist

sieniser of the Ussion

Athenious press.

adress!

S. Ironbouk's

8 Seizani Stz.

smittes

A thes

freece

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don.

DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATINE

SECRET:

HHOCESSINO

10

mSTe

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MADRID ICA INUR RING

Chief, WHI

INFO

THOM

MR ALOR. DM:1N; CASA

CAN 10VD 11:11 Isio

ARIIAN,!

M: 2,1,14

SUBJECT

Chief_ of StatIne INWAVE

TYPIC/ANSCROLL/Oporatlonal

PiaLIcss Report tinuary - 31 March 1965

ICTON REQUIMED RIFLHiNCLS

ACTION REQUIRED: FYI

REFERENCE: UFGA 19537, 1 February 1985

Ad OPERATIONAL

the roporting period AMSCROLL continued to function an

Station JMWAVE'S MVIPER action and propaganda vehicle.

end of March AMSCROLL also assumed tho bulk of the heirloom operation

which is now being taken over by a separato committee.

correspondenco,

tho Japanoso trade mission touring Latin Amorica and the initiation

of regular roports tu spanigh officlals,

in a 11st provided by Madrid

Station, on the anti-Spanish contents of broadcasts from Havana by the

Cuban-Spanish Friendship Association.

Although there were some petty disagreemonts among AMSCROLL

porsonnel, reported in detail by our unilatoral ponetration, AMFRAsE-1,

there was

relative calm during the period, and occasional manifestations

of esprit do corps were notod in AMSCROLL

despite the goncral flagging

of morale In tho exile community at large.

The only change in the AMSCROLL exocutive committee took

effoct in March when the Socretary of Financo

Identity, resignod to

take a position in an Ecuadorian commercial firm. Other personnel

changes were made with only minor significance.

B. PRODUCTION

a:42

Attachments:

1.

Identity

Prop Saples, Cubilitar

Prop Samples, LA

Press Release, lUSC

Distribution:

3- WH/C

CLASSUARCATICN

SECRETOL.

(Continued)

28 May 65

Jus:

$ 1585

DISPATCH SUNROL ANO MURABLA

UFGA 21797

EADQUARTERS THE RUMEE

19-100-1

19-120-26/3

153%

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CLASSIFICATION

DISTATEN DIMOUL ANO NUMDER

CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECRET

UFGA 21797

society; "handwritten" covor lotters, which nre artunlly printed script

to mako

the propaganda envolopes appear to contain porsonnl lotters

when put to the

light test by censors; and receipt acknowled oment forms

a simplo slip of papor now attached to nil propaganda mailings

roquesting the recipiont to sid the form back to ANSCROLL's post office

box, or to ny other audross in the firo world for forwarding to

AMSCROLL,

as a chuck

on how much propagandh is getting through.

Dur 1ng

tho poriod AMSCROLL sent out J8,000 envelopes containing 130,000 1tems.

5.

To Intin America primarily, with n scattering of items to

indluding Its

Europo, Asin and the United State (which is now cut down

ANSCROLL sent out 30,000 items

tabloid house oryan

to 1 pages

from 1ts formor 8,

several booklots

and is published only once a mouth instend of twico).,

roprintod by continued request of correspondonts (ono

of tho largost ordors having come from Dominican General Wossin y Wessin

shortly before the rebollion) and a map showing training sitos in Cuba

for Latin Amorican guorrillas (samples in Attachment 3).

6.

News roleases were issued on a numbor of current topica,

AMSCROLL as usual taking the economic warfare angle on the nows

of the

day as lt effected Cuba.

The 17 relcases of this period woro sont to

nowspapors, wire services, magazines, radio and TV stations throughout

cho 1'roo world in approximatoly 350 copios each.

The local public

nodia mado uso of approximatoly 65% of AMSCROLL'S pross reloasos.

Although occasional indications are recoivod that ANSCROLL matorialg

aro used in other nowspapor and magazine articles, radio programs and

he 11ke

there is no way of making a good ostimato of tho amount of

such replay.

Among tho moro important titlos were tho following

(copios in Attachment 4):

Free-World Ships Continue Ald to Cuban Economy.

Do

Cuban Budget Includes Proof Economy Crumbling

Possible Soviet Curtailmont of Cuban Aid Seen

=- an Analysis;

do

Greek Firm Bilkod in Cuban Trado Negotiationg

ei. Japan Secks Expansion of LA Trade While Defying OAS in

Cuban Trafic

Sovbloc Undermining Castro Sugar Markots

Gi Castro Auctioning Heirlooms Inken from Fleeing Refugees

7: Other political action and propaganda moves noted in paragraph

wore reported separatoly in dotnil, and a full set of

Headquartors in UFGA 21616

with a roquest for any furthor MIVIPER loRds which might contribute to

the further effoctivoness of this campaign.

8.

AMSCROLL radio programs, 15 minutos daily over both WMIE and

AMTHIGh, carriod much tho same themes as the AMSCROLL press roleases,

but with adjustments as nocossary for tho Cuban audionce, e.f, whil

IMSCROLL pross roleases might complain bout continued fio0-worlc

shipping to Cuba, the radio program would emphasize any

decroases in the

Reactions to AMSCROLL propaganda continue to arrive from Cuba,

but at a slow pace.

The 24 letters rocoivod during the past poriod

contained 7 newspaper clippings and three pages torn from telephone

Nine of the letters

mentioned the AMTHIGH broadcasts, one notod receipt of the pony-sized

bulletin and two remitted the small acknowledgement forms which accompany

are subnitted in a separate report from JAwAVE.

C. FINANCIAL

Salaries (January - liarch)

Operational Expenses

(January-March

TOTAL

FORM

530

(40)

USE PREVIOUS ADITION.

CLASSiFICATION

SECRET

CONTINUED

PAGE NO.

2 of 3

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

CLADBIFICATION

SECRET

DISPATCH DYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGA 21797

DO FUTURE PLANS

No substantivo changos aru contemplated in the handling of th1g

activity.

Efforts will ho continued to

judge the efficacy of

curront programs, and

producod as nocossary: to adjunt the amount ind typo of propaganda

for

ANDREW K. REUTENAN

591 00195)

CLASSIFI

FAORNO

vAX PARVIOUS EDITION.

CONTIMURD

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPAICH

CLASIFICATION

SECRET

DIOPATEN SIMBOL ANE NEVETE

SEPARATE COSER ATTACH-

MENT NO: 1 TO LFGA 2179

IDENTITY: Reinaldo MIYARES Lopoz

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UFGA - 2166/k

10 May 65.

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BRUOYAL SLIP

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DOC. DATE ano.-

19 Way 1965

THIS CE COPY ON TUTS OCT SEE MIS REMOVED FROM THIS PILE $19 - 120-26

BE RID/ARD RYU CY AND FORFARDED SRID FILES

RID: HIS

RID/PS

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7264

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MONEY SECRST

28 AprIl 650 FLE IN ES FILE NO.

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то

INFO

CITE DIR

WAVE

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MADR

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REF: DIR 04886

PARA 2 REF SHOULD READ: "HOPE AMSCROLL CAN SET UP

NON-POLITICAL CONKITTEE OF REPUTABLE CUBANS AND ACT AS ITS

EXECUTIVE AGENT."

END OF MESSAGE

That stare

- Desmond FitzGerald

WE/S

ohn L. Har

CHHD/

COORDINATING OFFICERS

OFFICER

28-31

CROUP 1

fretuded tron autamalie

dovergracine and

SECRET.

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING EFFICE IS PROHIBITED...

AUTHENTICATING

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MESSAGE FORM

ISBECRET

UNIT .

EXT .

DATE.

.НАКТ

C/wH/C/CA

6567

27 Apr 65

O NO INDEX

O FILE IN CS FILE NO.

то .

JUWAVE MADRID

?7 Пря 65

1H 102

FROM DIRECTOR

coM. LUH/C 8

TO

WAVE

NO VE, FILE, DDP, WE 6, CilORS, ..

CIlOA, CA 2, CA/PROP:

INTO, MADR

CITE DIR

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REFS:

A.

В.

MADR

3992

(IN

52719

WAVE

1064

(IN

51819)

1.

CONCUR REF A. DO NOT DESIRE COMMITTEE BE SET UP MADR;

FOR MAXIMUM CONTROL, FEEL THIS BEST DONE WAVE ARBA.

2. MOST PLEASED EFFECTIVE ROLE PLAYED BY AUSCROLL TO DATE.

HOPE AMSCROLL CAN SET UP NON-POLITICAL COMMITTEE OF REPUTABLE

CUBANS WHICH WOULD ACT AS ITS EXECUTIVE AGENT.

END OF MESSAGE

Shes Have

DESMOND rITZGERALD

C/.WH

#B/S L. RATI

OHN L. HAI

DCWHD/C

SOORRIMAIINO BULLA

*с* 27-9

SECRET

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.

AUTMINTICARINO

ОтРІЄВА!

Сору Ма

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POTAL COPIES

1104:94

IT SECRET

BON/UNIT NOTIFIED

FROM

ACTION

Tmune

AOVANCE GOFY.

INTO

6Vt/C8

VR. FILE DDP, WELO, CUCe/OPS, COA, Fa

REPRODUCTION PRONIDITED

FX.TC

UNIT

TIME

SECRET 2A2B49Z

MADR INFO DIR CITE WAVE 106A

24 APR65 M51819

TYPIC KEYWAY MAVIPER

REFS!

A. WAVE 0158 (IN 353U6)

B. DIR 04279

C. MADR 3910C

D. WAVE 104S IN

51462)

S

1a VIEW APPARENT SENSITIVITY RE USE AMSCROLL

NAME THIS OP, SUGGEST MADR HAVE MUSSO REPLY TO AMSCROLL LETTER AS

SUGGESTED PARA REF A, STATINO HE SETTINO UP INTERNATIONAL

COMMITTEE AND ASKING AMSCROLL PARTICIPATION. MUSSO COULD THEN

PLACE ADS PER REF B WHICH WOULD BE MORE APPROPRIATE COMING FROM

EUROPEAN LOCATION.

2. IF ABOVE NOI FEASIBLE PLS ADVISE AND WAVE WILL ESTABLISH

COMMITTEE AND PLACE ADS.

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8-E-C-R-E-T

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Chlof of Station, Ban Jose

•TO Chief, Wil Division

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ABSTRACT

Chief of Station,

JMWAVE

Mн, 8A111

NANCT TYPIC/OPERATIONAL

Forwarding of Counterrovolutionary Handbook Studios

ACTION RIQUIREO ARTERRNCES

REFERENCE:

UFGA-18641, para 3, dated 17 Novembor 1964/

ACTION .: 8o0 paragraph 2.

Forwarded herewith is one copy of each of the following

Countorrevolutionary Handbook Studies:

AAM

- Asociacion Amigos del Mar (AAM) and Fraternidad

АССЕ

ANAC

ANC

FJC

FUN

JURE

МАРА

MIRR

- Asociacion de Colonos Cubanos en el Exilio

-

-

Allanza Nacional Anti-Comunista

Asociacion Nationalista Cubana

Frento do Joventudos Cristianas

Fronto do Joventudos Revolucionario

(Tho EJR,

boing & nowly formed organization, 1s

not listod in tho Index to the Countorrevolutionary

Handbook.

It is suggostod that it be "written

1n" until a now Index can be completed.)

- Junta Revolucionaria Cubana

-

Movimiento Accion Patriotica Americana

-

Movimionto. Insurroccional de Recuperacion

MRN

MRTN

OAS

RCCE

RDR

SENE

UND

• El Movimionto de Resistencia Nacional

Movimionto

Revolucionario 30 de Noviembre

Operacion 'Alpha 66"

Radio Club de Cuba en ol Exil10

-

Roscate Democratico Rovolucionarlo

Begundo Frente Nacional de Escambray

-

Union

Nacional Democratica "Movimiento 20 de Mayo"

The above listed studies should be filed alphabetically in

Part II of'the Counterrevolutionary Handbook forwarded under reforenco.

ener

Peas 2 me Anels

Attachment: CR Handbook Studies, h/w

19-120

DATE TIPLO

DATE DISPATCHED

Distribution:

Orig & 2-COS,

2-Chief,

WH,

13 April 65

Att

APR Zg 1965

DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER

LACE 1

EnCiNEs: il: 1 aslazalre

8008,82518; 808

UFGA -21009

MEADQUARTURS FILE MURABLA

19-9-12

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SECH ET 100141Z

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IN REPLY CASTRO CLAIMS REPORTED LOCAL NEWSPAPERS AND RADIO

CUSAi SUGAR PRODUCTION GOALS BEING REACHED, AMSCROLL PREPARING

PRESS RELEASES AND RADIO PROGRAMS 12-14 APR USING FOLL THEMESS

SUGAR DISCRETION STILL STRICTLY ENFORCED. WHY NECESSARY IF SITUATION

ACTUALLY GOOD AS CLAIMED? CASTRO PROHIBITION PUBLICATION ANY STATIS-

TICS DURING HARVEST GAVE AMPLE WARNING BIG LIE TO COME. AMSCROLL

UNDERGROUND REPORTS WIDESPREAD CANE BURNING, SABOTAGE MILLS AND

TRANSPORT FACILITIES, SHORTAGE JUTE BAGS, ADMINISTRATIVE DUNGLING,

LOL' WORKER MORALE EOMBINING PUT 6S CROP IN JEOPARDY, DOC

¡EFUSAL CANE CUTTERS TRADITIONAL HOLY WEEK VACATION INDICATES

PANIC MORE THAN CONFIDENCE. CONCENN PROBABLY HEIGHTENED DY CONSID-

SHATION REGINE'S SLIM MARGIN PROFIT EVEN FROM FAIRLY GOOD HARVEST

AT CURRENT WORLD PRICES AND COMPETION FROM NEW SUGAR PRODUCING

NATIONS. FINAL CRITERION CASTRO BRAVADO.

HE ALWAYS TALKS BIGGEST

WHEN IN TROUBLE.

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10 AMSCROLL WILL DISTRIBUTE ENGLISH LANGUAGE HANDBILL SIX .

- MAJOR I HEATERS WAVE AREA 15-17 APR. EXPECT RADIO PRESS AND TV

COVERASE. UMHOPE AND OTHER RADIO ASSETS WILL PLAY STORY INTO

'CUBA AND AMHIM WILL INCLUDE IN REGULAR BULLETIN FOR LATIN AMERICA.

O 2. MEXIS RE PARA 3 REF A PLS ADVISE IF WAVE PRINTING DESIRED.

MCAN PRINT SPANISH LANGUAGE HANDBILLS ATTRIBUTED AMSCROLL. ASSUME

ANONYMOUS HANDBILLS WOULD CREATE PROBLEMS WITH MEXICAN AUTHORITIES•

ALSO ADVISE FASTEST METHOD MAILING MATERIAL TO MEXI AND ANY

CENSORSHIP PROBLEMS IF OPEN MAIL USED, RE PARA TWO REF B

WAVE TRYING ARRANGE COMMERCIAL TV AND NEWSREEL COVERAGE OF PARA I

RACTIVITY THROUGH IDENTITY. IF SUCGESSFUL, SUGGEST MEXI ASSETS

TELEPHONE IDENTITY AND PURCHASE BOGARI CLIPS. WILL ADVISE MEXI WHEN

"IDENTITY SHOULD BE CONTACIED QUAVE ASSETS

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SONN, GERMAN EMBASSY WASH, GERMAN DELEGATION TO UN, US SECY OF

COMMERCE. CONTENTS LETTER IN PRESS RELEASE 6 MAR DELIVERED LOCAL

MEDIA OUTLETS AND SENT LARGE NUMBER EUROPEAN PRESS REPS INCLUDING

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK AND EUROPE AND GERMAN

NEWSPAPERS.

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AMSCROLL ISSUING RELEASE TO LOCAL PRESS RADIO AND WIRE SERVICES

6 APR AND BROADCASI ING TO CUBA. RELEASE BASED REF'S SUMMARIZES

AS FOLLOWS:

ONE OF OUR UNDERGROUND UNITS REPORIS SFECTACUIAR W."-

TINUING SUCCESS SABOTAGE AGAINST RICHARD CONTINENIAL TRACIORS ENI.-

TED FROM FRANCE. SINCE SUMMER 64 WHEN TWO SHIPMENTS TOTAL 30

TRACTORS VARIOUS MODELS CONTAMINATED WITH ABRASIVES, THIS GROUP

PLAYING HAVOC CUBAN HEAVY DUTY MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. ONE ACTICA

AUG 6A PUT 78 OF 160 RICHARD TRACTORS OUT OF USE, Y BEYOND REPAIR,

THROUGH SPECIAILY PREPARED LUBRICANTS WHICH MINCONS INVESTIGATOR:

DISCOVERED TOO LATE. DESPITE INCREASED SURVEILLANCE, SAB GROUF

USING NEW MORE SOPHISTICATED METHODS REGULARLY SABOTAGING EARTH

MOVERS ETC, GIANT BULLDOZERS, ETC.

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nogret alaunderstanding deraved from rosa is and C.

Primary importanco in suoy propaganda 1e not to bring serutiny

to lubricants which are basis of large and sensitive NIFASH

operation: Also imperativo that exploitation of sabotago

make It appoar to havo beon done inaide PBRUMEN, Request

WAVE cancel all uncompleted action which may have bearing on

this problen.

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EAT A MAYOUNG

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FRENCH PIRA RICHARD PRERES HAS SUPPLIED SEVERAL HUNDRED

98577

TRACTORS TO CUBA IN LITTLE OVER ONE YEAR. THESE INCLUDED FOUR

OR FIVE TYPES OP WHICH CDIO PROBABLY HEAVIEST. MAIN UNLOADING PORT .

FOR THESE TRACTORS APPEARS BE HAVANA, THO SHIPWENTS INVOLVING ABOUT

30 TRACIORS OF DIFFERENI TYPES HERE CONTAMINATED WITH ABRASIVES

IN HAY AND JUNE 196.

Mave 0391

END OF HESSAGE

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DISSON TIERALD

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1. FOLLOWING MESSAGE RELASED: 15 MAR 6S, FROM LOSQUE, MINCON,

ILAVANA TO RICHARD CONTINENTAL, FRANCE, SEND IMIEDIATELY HIGHLY

QUALIFIED PERSONNEL FOR PULLDOLERS C-DO. CONSTANTLY BREAKING DOWN

DUE TO DEFECTS IN MANUFACTUNE.

2. -

HAVE PLEASE EXPLOIT.

SEVERAL ACTS OF SABOTAGE WERE CARRIED

OUT AGAINST RICHARD TRACTORS IN 1S61 USING ABRASIVE IN ENGINE BLOCKS

SINCE ABRASIVE NAS DISCOVERED BY CUBANS, LINE SHOULD NO BE, "E:ON

DO YOU LIKE OUR MORE SOPHISTICATED LETIOD? TRACTORS OUR SPECIALTY,

3. IXPLICATION SHOLLO NATURALLY SE THAT ACIS ACOCAPLISHED BY

ANTI-CASTRO GROUP WHOSE STRENGTH LIES BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE CUBA.

END OF MESSAGE

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RAFORE. HERBERT

AC/AHD

SRORPLIATIMS OURISER

1019608016123-37

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RIPRODUGTION BY OTHER THAN SHE ISSUING CARICE IS PROMISITO.

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EUROPE. AMSCROLL WELL SUITED FOR THIS ROLE IN WAVE AREA DUE ITS

ESTABLISHED PRESS OUTLETS, REPUTATION FOR ACCUPATE REPORTINE RYE

FACI IT CENTER ORIENTED POLITICAL GROUP WIIM EASY ACCESS THOSE

EXILE CIRCLES OF CONSERVATIVE PERSUASION WHO OWNED ART OSUEC*S

WHICH CONFISCATED BY GOG. INTEND CONTINUE USING AMSCROL: IN ::S

OP PARTICULARLY DURING FORMATIVE STAGES.

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EXILES WAVE AREA TO FORWARO ALL INFO RE CONFISCATED ART AREN"S

TO AMSCROLL FOR CATALOGING AND USE IN ATTEMPTS IMPOUNO ART RATE:

EUROPE BEFORE IT GOES D$ SALE: LOCAL RADIO STATIONS PICKED :::S

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JOURNAL DE GENEVE, GENEVA, DAILY TELEGRAPH, LONDON, LE MONDE,

PARISA iL COVIESE, ROME, POST, VASHINGION (DO), LA PRENSA & TIMES,

NEW YORKS EL MUNDO, PUERTO RICO, EXCELSICA, MEXICO, AND EL UNIVERSAL,

CARACAS ASKING EXILE ART OBJECT OWNERS TO FURNISH AMSCROLL

COPIES SUFPORTING DOCS SHOWING WHAT ITEMS OUNED AND CONFISCATED.

AMSCROLL STATES. IT WILL CATALOQUE THESE CLAIMS AND TAKE AGTION TRY

STOP SALES IN. EUROPE. SHOULD THIS FAIL AMSCROLL POINTS OUT IT

INTENDS WARD ARI DEALERS AND POTENTIAL BUYERS AROUND WORLD THAT.

CATALOQUED ITEMS WILL BE RECLAIMED BY FREZ CUBAN BOUT.

A. AMSEROLL SENT CABLES SWISS EMBASSY VASHINGTON ANd SWISS

DELAGATION UN WITH COPIES MAJOR SWISS DAILIES AND INTERNATIONAL

COMMISSION JURISTS PROTESTING SHIPMENT HEIRLOOM CARGO TO EUROPE

FOR SALE UNDER GENEVA CONVENTION PROMIBITICH LOOTINO OR PLUNDLRING

IN WAR OR PEACE.

3. AMSCROLL WILL STARI CABLE CAMPAION ALONO LINES SUUDESTED

BY REF D PARA 2 ON 2 APRIL.

6. INITIAL WAVE AREA EXILE RESPONSE TO ARI OBJECI CAMPAION

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INVOLVED IN PUBLICITY ACTIONS, POSSIBLE LITIGATION, ETC.

1. REQUEST MADR CABLE ADDRESS WHERE iUSSO CAN BE REACHED IN

SPAIN. SUGGEST AMSCROLL CONTACI MUSSO BY AIRMAIL AT THIS ADDRESS

OFFER WORK IN COONDINATED FASHION WITH MUSSO ON.

AR: SHIPMENT PROBLEM, MUSSO COULD COUNTER WITH OFFER SET UP

IYTERNATIONAL COMMITIEE IF MADR FEELS AMSCROLL CONTINUATION IN

OP WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY EFFECT SENSIBILITIES OF EXILE LEADERS

EUROPE WHO HAVE SOMETHING TO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS OP

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SAO PAOLA, O CRUZEIRO, CONJUNTURA ECONOMICA AND TRIBUNA DA IMPPESA.

SUMMARY CONTENTS FOLL: "CONNECTION VISIT JAPANESE TRADE MISSION

WISH CALL ATTENTION SEVERAL ASPECTS CURRENT JANANESE TRADE POLICIES

WHICH SHOULD INFLUENCE ANY DEALINGS?

JAPAN-CUBA TRADE AMOUNTED

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BOUGHT 185,983 TONS CUBAN SUGAR AND WILL BUY 299,908 TONS P.SEF

JAPAN ALSO DELIVERING LARGE NUMBER FISHING VESSELS AND PROVIDING

TECHHICAL ASSISTANCE CUBAN FISHING INDUSTRY, DETAILS ABOVE MEXICO'S

EXCILSIOR, NEW YORX JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND JAPAN'S OWN ECONOMIC

JOURNAL., THESE ACTIVITIES DIRECT OPPOSITIO" TO DAS RESOLUTION JULY

S4 WHICH BROKE DIPLOMATIC AND COMMERCIL TIES BETWEEN CIBA AND

AFRICAN STATES AND URGED ALL OTHER CUETRIES OF SIMILAR IDEALS ACT

ACC IIGLY, THEREFORE OBVIOUS THAT INCREASE JAPAN'S TRADE WITH

COMMU!IST CUBA UNFRIENDLY ACT TEWARD OAS MENBER NATIONS AND JAPAN

HIDING AND ABETTING ENEMY BY SUPPORTING MAINTENANCE BASE FOR

COMMUNIST AGGRESSION AND SUBVERSION OUR HEMISPHERE. SINCE BRAZIL

ONLY RECENTLY AVERTED NEAR DISASTER COMMUNIST TAXECUER, BRAZILIANS

KHOW FULL AND ACTIVE COOPERATION NEEDED IF OUR CONTINENT TO REMAIN

FREE COMMUNIST TOTALITARIANIS. WE EXPECT BRAZIL'S PEOPLE, PUBLIC

MEXIA, BUSINESS MEN AND GOVT TO INSIST THIS TRADE MISSION

WHICH SPONSORED BY JAPANESE GOVT PROMISE CURTAIL TRAFFIC WITH

COMUNIST CUBAN ENEMY AS PREREQUISITE FOR NEGOTIATIONS BRAZIL.

AMSCROLL ALSO RELEASING CONTENTS LOCAL PRESS AND WIRE REPS.

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ASSURANCES FROM DIGATA THAT SPARE PARTS WILL NOT SS SOLD IF ORDERED

BY COC.

2. ARSCROLL USUALLY ISSUES PRESS RELEASE TO COLICIUS WITH

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Undor separato cover 1s the latost AMSCROLL propaganda 1tem 1n

It exploits an actual case

which Istorally laughed in

Its Import-oxport 11cenge.

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ence in sequonce with the comment that this is one of soveral things

which can happen to those who trade with Comminist Cuba.

frAndren

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Attachmont:

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UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA continues

its research in reference to the firms that

are still proding wish Communist Cubo, We

making

chorough investigation

order lo avord mistakes, bus as soon as

completed,

the

"'Block List"

published and distributed shroughout the

Free World.

Many forms have already

realized whor

groding with Communist Cuba means.

and

here also taken into consideration Cuba's

credit

unworthiness - ONE BILLION

DOLLARS

of foreign debr. Therefore.

these firms hove backed away from this

shareful and riskful marker.

Besides, the people of the Countries

of the Free World are sympatheric with

our couse; lake as an example she boycors

starred by she Venezuelon Federation of

dockworkers in accordance with the first

resolution of the

"Fitsh Congress of

Venezuelan Workers", labor unions of

other norions have already follomed suir.

Or roke the case of Mr. Shepherd, from

Greas Britan, which is illustrated in this

pamphler.

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denied all U.S. export privilege

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UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA

10 S.E. 95t. Miami, Flo.

to those who trade.

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< ANSCROLL PIeSTeSS RepOrt, December, 1961

ACTIOS REQUIRED: FYI

REFERSCE: UFGA 19181, dated 21 December 1964

A. OPERATIONAL

1.

During December there was considerable pressure on AMSCROLL

to join political

groupings being formed by ex-Presidents Urrutia

•and PIlo

Fortunately,

AMSCROLL was able to stay out of both without

Incurring the wrath of either.

B. PRODECTION

Although a number of new propaganda ideas were submitted by

AMSCROLL for approval,

the only new item for Cuban consumption

actually printed during the month was the pony bulletin.

This and

other items already on hand, including 5,000 Christmas cards, totalled

17,000 pieces which were sent in 20,000 covers to Cuba. Another

10,000 Items were distributed to Latin America and Spain, and 13,700

to addressees in the U. s.

Most of the two latter categorios were

based or requests from religious, social, and civic organizationg.

Samples of the items and a breakdown of

the actual numbers of each

distributed are in the attached AMSCROLL Propaganda Section report.

3. AMSCROLL broadcasts continued as scheduled.

Chief among the

themes, which also pervaded the two issues of the AMSCROLL, house organ

published during the month and the above-mentioned pony bulletin for

Cuba, were as follows:

The Congo in lurid detail with outrage at the Comminist

and behind the atrocities, and with scorn for the so-called neutralist:

for their attitude for the rescue mission.

ANSCROLL editoralized tha

except. or the canibalism, Congo tactics including ravage and wanton

murder are what brought Stalin, Tito, Mao, and Fidel to power.

(Continued)

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UFGA 19537

ANSCrOLL optimistically sees the start of a counter offen-

sive adainst the rampares of Communism in Latin America.

cited were Castello Branco's action in Goalz Province, Brazil;

Venezuclan Army overationg in the Andes; Panamanian preparations to

control aritation on

the anniversary of the Canal riots; Argentine

Foreign Minister Zavnla's public denunciation of Soviet colonialism

in Cuba; Jagan's defent at the polla 1n

Guiana; and

"Operation

a seven-nntion militnry nancuver against an

"Imaginary®

target which has Latin American Communists screaming

"Che" Guevnra's statements before the UN and duriug his

telovision interview contrasted

with quotations from provious

speeches,

espocially his

current whining for trado openings with the U. S. as

opposed to pust claims that U.S.

sugar purchases kept Cuba in a state

of colonialism.

Nuch was mado

of tho romark of the Nicaraguan dele-

gato to the UN

that Guovara's addross on behalf of Cuba was

speoch with an Argentino accont.

It was also noted that "Che"

- admitted

Cuba's support of the terroriam in Venezuela.

constant themeb

Cuba's worsoning economic situation was as heretofore,

Featured this month wore tho obvious failures of

'oraging trips of Carlos Rodiguer and "Cho" Guevara,

and a host of

specific examples of matorial shortagos admitted by Cuban public media.

° The Martinez Sanchez suicido and the lack of precise details,

expocially in its aftormath, got considerablo attention in AUSCROLL

propaganda, along with other notes on coe strife.

The Sino-Soviot rift wag expected to contime

accarding

to

ANSCROLL,

and the situation

does not bode woll for Castro's relation.

with the now Kremlin leaders. Examples taken from press clippings.

The ClY boycott against irce-world ships trading with Cuba

was favorably noted as another facet of the tightening of the noose

around Fidel's neck.

End-of-year broadcasts centered on the decline of Communisme

niter a half century it still fails to improve the living standards of

the peoples engulfed, but instead increases terror and oppression to

forge the populations into automatons for use in the realization of

its mad dream of norld conquost.

Among letters received during the month was a request from

Alto,

California for a complete set of AMSCROLL publications for

the Hoover Institute's archives on world revolutiong.

5.

who is now second man in the ANSCROLL Propaganda

Section by dint

ay dant of the demonstrated imagination and Initiative, came

a proposal during the month to test reaction to printed

being sent to Cuba.

Implemented immediately,

of a small coupon which accompanies cach item mailed to 15,000

addressees on a rotating basis each month.

The total is divided into

four groups for sample purposes, each group being asked to respond to

requests for general, readily available information on the basis of

different stimuli, either to have the respondent's code name announced

over the radio or just listed among the "many" others who are contri-

buting to the effort to overthrow the Castro regime.

the assistance would be more fully acknowledged after the liberation.

On the basis of results achieved during

system will be refined until the most successful method for

sufficient returns are in.

AdSCrOLL Propaganda Section report,

attached, contains further details and a sample of the coupon.

6.

We were pleased to receive EGFA 43043 which credited ANSCROLL

propaganda with

a minor MIVIPER score on

& West German firm which was

doing business with Cuba.

Evidently a number of free-world firms are

disturbed in the same way by AMSCROLL's rabre-rattling

letters on the

listo' A report is being prepared analyzing

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UFGA 19537

III.

FINANCIAL

Salarios..

Operational

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UXpUNditures

-TOTAL

$1,795.00

3, 180.75

$D,925.75

IV.

FUTURE PLANS

7.

In process at month's end were a tro year annlysig of the

campason agninst_free-world-shipping-to-cubanoting-sans mde_and-the

Job-still- to bo done,

for pubitention in bookiet form; a new leaflet

for Cuba showing how porsonal and family security are endangered more

by not doing anything than by toking whatever steps against the regimo

arc possiblo dependine upon the opportunities which arise; and a

lcaflot for Latin American distribution showing on n

map of Cuba the

reported sitos for the training of terrorists.

A new departure in

proparanda to Cuba will bo tho printing of the

backs of all future

lonflets in script form so that they will appear to be handwritten

lottors if viewed through the unvolopes.

Heretofore AMSCROLL has

been onfolding othor printed matorial in a simulated handwiitten

wrappor, but now cach item will havo its own "personal lottor" built

in to save valuablo weight and bulk in the covers while still hopetully

doceiving Cuban postal authoriti08.

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