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[124]. _Chiefof Station, IMWAVE__/
[125]suntcT Operational, TYPIC/AMSCROLL
[127]_Termination of AMSCROLL Personnel _
[129]ACHON RIQUINLD RU URUMCES
[131]AR: See paragraph 3.
[133]means
[135]1. The AMSCROLL activity was terminated 31 August 1967
[136]and all operations ceased at that time. ro
[138]2. The following AMSCROLL employees were terminated
[139]effective 31 Augu t 1967 and were given a termination settle-
[141]ment of three -monfis’ salary. .*
[143]a. Fernando\ Q{LOZA (radio script, writer) 201-286580
[145]b. ( Miss’ Diana’ KERNANDEZ-RUBIO Mollor 201-753918
[146](secretary)\ ~ ;
[147]2
[148]c. Juan Manuel” YSPLNOSA-CONDE (clork) (201-754327
[149]Ne
[150]d. . Dr} Luis Antonio RODRIQUEZ-CACERES 201-754907
[151](stock Ylerk) . ee
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[153]e, Alfredo QERNANDEZ-LOVIO, (messenger ) 201-789623
[154]. oN a NG fee tea
[155]poe cpe Yndaued MeMannnas, Carmona no 201
[156]. “DPOB; 26 December. 1920
[157]_ Manzanillo, Oriente
[158](radio ‘script writer)” ” ~
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[160]g. (Mrs." Ana Marin ‘*BARROSO, Gomez no 201
[161]DPOB: 19 June_.1 938
[162]‘Cienfuegos, Las Villas, Cuba
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[169]DPOB:\ 23 June 1923
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[218]this list have been with AMSCROLL in
[219]excess of three years except Alfredo HERNANDEZ-LOVIA who was
[220]terminated dn October 1965. He was patd the full three months
[221]terminatjon due to the unusuatly fatthtul service nc has rendered
[222]for’ a very sma salary. He worked full time for $90,00 per
[224]month.
[226]All of the persons on
[228]3. None of those listed in paragraph (wo has an MOC or
[229]an OA with the exception of HERNANDEZ-LOVIA who was granted
[230]an OA on 29 May 1967. The Station requests that this OA be
[232]cancelled,
[234]4. All of the above ANSCROLL personnel were amicably
[236]- terminated and the personnel have since been re-cmployed in
[238]the local community. So far as the Station is awarc, there
[239]have been no security, personnel, or other problems of interest
[240]to the Station resulting from the termination of this activity.
[242]re four Station agents involved in this opera-
[243]tion at the time of its termination, They were AMWORD-1,
[244]AMWORD-2, AMWORD-3, and AMFRAME-1. All but AMFRAME-1 were
[245]terminated and individual termination dispatches are being
[247]forwarded as appropriate,
[249]5. There we
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[268]Chief of Mallon, JN VAVE
[270]Chief, estern Hemisphere Uiviston
[271]Adodnistralve/TYPIC /Amendment of MGOC's
[273]REPENLNCE AJ UEGT 26355
[274]b. USGA 48653
[275]C. UFGW 6778
[277]i, Action on the Reference A (Ai: F RARE-|) and Reference b
[278](AR-SCROLL-93) requests for amendment of CC's is Leing held in abey-
[279]ance pending recept of your couimeats on the ABIFUAME activity as
[281]requested la Reference C.
[283]2. in tbe meantime we would appreciate additional information
[285]explaining the increased compensation for AMSCTULL-3, Heforence A
[286]adequately explained tue increase fur AsiFRAMLE-1, but Deference b
[287]contained none of the comments normally submilted with this type of
[289]request,
[290]George L. TRANGER
[292]Distribution:
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[295]UFGS 10024 63 November 1967
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[531]aren EAE AUPCOERCES
[533]———I
[535]Cater’ of Station, JMeAYS ©
[537]__Chief, Western Hoalaphore Division
[539]Operational/Proposed AMFRAME Operation
[541]REFERENCES: A, AHMSCROLL Quarterly Progress Report
[542]for pericd 1 July - 30 Septomber 1967
[544]B, UFGW- 6699
[546]1. Please pouch additional information about the
[547]proposed devolopment of “the new AMPRAME organization” in
[548]order to enable Headquarters to determine if there is any
[549]conflict with the intent of the LNLOFT auction approving
[550]the termination of AMSCROLL.
[552]2. As you may recall, it was originally thoucht that
[553]distribution of economic data might be handled by AMHIM,
[554]after termination of ANSCROLL, possibly by creation of an
[555]AMHIM economic desk staffed by .former AMSCROLL employees,
[556]In any event, neither Headquarters nor LNLOFT anticipated
[557]that the termination of one organization would be followod
[558]by development of another conducting the same operational
[559]activities. On the contrary, our presentation to LNLOFT
[560]emphasized further reductions of organizational support.
[562]3. In addition to a detailed description of the
[563]proposed organization and related administrative and operational
[564]cost estimates, please forward more information abogt plans
[565]for distribution of the new series.
[567]Michael C, CROADEN
[571]MICROFILMED
[573]NOV 1 8 1967
[574]DOG. MICAQ. SER.
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[578]Distribution:
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[587]NOS FILE NUMBER
[588]19~120-26
[590]OFFICER
[592]P. Oberst
[594]OF FICE
[596]30 October 1967 WH/COG/CA
[597]Distribution; P_crrics sywen [ate |
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[599]tcwuvcocvee = |
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[602]RELEASING
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[626]suBact “FYPIC/AMSC HOLL ee
[627]O Economic Intelligence Report Publication
[629]ACTION REQUIKFO REFERENCES
[631]Reference: MEXICO CITY 2578
[633]We forward under separate cover three copies of
[635]the Spanish Edition of the current AMSCROLL Economic
[637]Report and in tho futuro will send one English and
[639]three Spanish copies as requested in the reference.
[642]Roger E. NARCHBAMK
[644]Attachment:
[645]: Spanish edition Economic Report, 3 copies, vase _. -
[646]wee
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[683]JMWAVE INFO DIRECTOR
[685]TYPIC AMSCROLL a
[686]IF AMSCROLL ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE REPORT IS PUBLISHED IN
[688]2
[690]SPANISH AS WELL AS ENGLISH PLEASE SEND ONE ENGLISH COPY AND THREE
[691]SPANISH COPIES OF EACH ISSUE TO MEXICO STATION IN FUTURE.
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[732]I.
[733]REWCRK THIS AND OTHER SUGAR INFO AVAILABLE HERE INTO NEW STORY
[735]FOR SURFACING VIA AMSCROLL. WILL ATTRIBUTE TO AMSCROLL COMMERCIAL
[737]SOURCES.
[738]@, IF uPi STORY PUBLISHED STATION WILL PICK UP IN AMHIM
[739]BULLETIN.
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[769]JMWAVE INFO DIRECTOR
[771]TYPIC
[773]"IF AMSCROLL ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE REPORT IS PUBLISHED IN
[774]SPANISH AS WELL AS ENGLISH PLEASE SEND ONE ENGLISH COPY AND THREE
[775]SPANISH COPIES OF EACH ISSUE TO MEXICO STATION IN FUTURE.
[776]SECRET
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[799]Chief, Yostorn Hoemiophere Divinion
[801]'ROM
[802]| Chief of Station, JLVAVE
[803]wetecT DYVGURAISP.: Fh :
[805]© AUSCROLL Material for Passage to Chilean ‘Foreign Office
[806]ACTION RIQUILD - ROTTRENCED
[808]References: A. SANTIACO~4858
[809]B. DIKECTOR-29269
[810]C. JMWAVE-8917
[812]1. Station JEVWAVE forwards by separate cover mtorial that we be-
[813]lievo wil) be useful yor puragroph 1.4. of reference A. Wo aro forward-
[814]ing only the basic miterial fron Which Santiago can make seloctions and
[815]can rework into any centred format, Included ts a collection of AHSCKOML
[816]economic studies which heavily emphasizes und documents Cuban alsmanage-
[817]ment of ite sugar industry--which of courre ig Cuba's principle source of
[818]foreign currency, In addition, thore are analyses of other foreign trade
[819]problems @uch ag tho difficulties in obtaining adequate ahipping, problens
[821]ar. Gent to Canuda and Zurorpe for sale, as well
[822]an internal production and distribution difficulties. Also included ere
[823]the texts of statemonts to the yrces given by senior dofectoras from the
[824]Cuban regime who were surfacod by tho AHSCROLL organization, All of these
[825]Stautewents discuss, ofton in considerablo dotail, the economic problems
[826]facing Cubu with which these individuals wore personally knowledgeable,
[827]4180 included is a foldor concerning studios of Free World Shipping with
[829]Cuba.
[831]2. Though somo: of this axterial has been roleaged to the press and
[832]all of it provided to AMSCHOLL’s mailing list of commercial, shipping,
[833]and financial firme that are interested in or are dexuling with Cuban con-
[834]mercial organizations, it is accurate to fay that this material hus not
[835]recoived widespread publicity and therefore wo believe that it should be
[836]helpful for your purposos. For the immedi:uto future we will air mail
[837]additional information of this kind to Santiago's overt miiling addreas
[839]a8 such items come to our attention, —
[841]3. Santiago may or may not attribute these studies to AMSCROLL as
[843]Yat wishes.
[844]ew |
[845]Steer tar ulema:
[846]Roger E. MARCHBANK wants ze
[848](d-\ae QL
[850]A/E/h, U/8/C
[851]OAT TYPED DATE CHSPATCHED
[852]Distribution: CS COPY :
[853]2 - COS, Santiago, watts, U/8/C _ [23 Aug 1967 .
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[868]"UNIDAD" MONTHLY, USSUE No. 39, JULY, 1°87,
[870]FRONT PAGES
[872]a) RUSSIA PENETRATES ARABS" GIL MARKETS? A complete re-print of our own news release
[874]on Soviet offers of ofl to Spain, Great Pritain, Owitzerland, and other free-world
[876]countries. This is related to Soviet resales of Cuban sugur.in the free world mare
[878]ket, which provides the USSR with some hard currency at the expense of Cubs,
[880]PAGE TWO? ;
[881]a) CURA! FIRST TERRITURY OF THE AKSRICAS THAT DEPENDS ON THE USSR.
[883]‘The nerve of the Reds, who claim that (uba is tne first "frec" territory of the
[885]Americas. (Cuba is, in fact, the first territory of the Americas that depends al~
[886]most completely on the Soviet Union, eecnomically speaking. Economic dependency
[887]can be illustrated in terms of foreign trade, and Cuba's trade with the Soviet Hlce
[888]has increased as follows? Exports, frem 2.2% in 1959 to 80% in 1966; Imports, from
[889]0.1% in 1959 to 78.6% in 1966, Cubs has also mortgaged her sugar production to the
[890]Soviets, and, as a result from this dependency, has loet her trading power in the
[892]free-world market, thus becoming still more dependent of the Soviet Bloc. No wonder
[894]. Kosygin travelled to Cuba to scold his bearded puppet,
[896]eos
[898]b) CARTOON: Sign reading "Arab boycott" is hung on Arab’s o11 pump, while the Russian
[900]er
[902]happily collects from a free-werld customer the price of the of] he has just sold
[904]him.
[906]PAGE THREE?
[907]a) Continuation of front-page story on Soviet penetration of Arab oi] market.
[909]b) A MESSAGE TO THE MANAGEMENT OF THE "ECUADOR" SUSAR MILL! wa take the problems faced
[911]by the "Eeuador", as outlined in the EIR, and ask the management of the mill whether
[912]they have been able to slve each and everyone of those preblems.
[913]c) Box? CUBAN: Cooperate with the struggle against the Red tyranny. Circulate this
[915]issue of UNIDAD after you have read it, Also send your coments and suggestions to
[917]14-0000
[919]‘a. ’
[921]our Felis Hore
[922]d) Boxed Elegans DOWN WITH THE CQWMUNIST REGIME!
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[936]- LIB ERTAD Especial parc ef pveble de
[937]: Cube
[939]10 $.E. 959. MIAMI
[941]JULIO DE 1967 No. 39
[943]-PENETRA RUSIA EL MERCADO
[944]. PETROLERO DE LOS ARABES~
[946]La CHSS trate de capiar com-
[947]pridores co diche mereada.
[951]Fate Buri de Inventigas
[952]clones Kconémican ha podido
[954]consece que la Calin Soviévien
[956]no ha perdido tempo en peace
[957]trar cl vacio comercial dejado
[958]por ta actual dinlocaciin del
[959]mercada petrolera de lax age
[960]clonen arabes en Luropa, Exis-
[961]fen oumerosos ejemplon.
[963]Primero: La LRSS ho con-
[964]venide en envias un millin de
[965]barrilen adieionales de petea-
[966]feonoviction a bejaia. ademas
[967]de lon 3.5 millones de barriles
[968]contratadon con anterioridud a
[969]la crinin det Medio Orleute.
[970]Lon soviéticon no née ofre-
[971]cleton suministrar productos
[972]petroleres, sino también ‘lon
[973]Luquen-tanque para trans pure
[974]tarlow. bn mis, hemus sido
[975]informadon de que so baque-
[976]lunque italiane de 49,000 to-
[977]neludan estaba ya en el puer-
[978]to deTuapse, URSS. en el
[979]Alir Negro, tomundo a burdo
[980]cl petréleo que conduectria a
[981]E»pata,
[983]Segundo: fa Junta de
[984]Comerelo briténica anunc id que
[985]varias fleman britdnicas han
[986]solicitado autorizacion para
[989]Heo deade of inicio de la erie
[990]ale det Medio Orientc. ba el
[991]case de la Imperial Cheatenl
[992]Indusicies, tne., de Londres,
[993]fa solicitud eevabs  suturisa
[994]clan especifien para importar
[998]dasien Salsa y Memania Oort-
[999]dental informan que lie connu-
[1000]midures de petroteo en ambow
[1001]paises han recibida sferian de
[1002]lon vendedores aavietioun del
[1003]producto. Come en el caso de
[1004]Fapaiin, lon sovieiieus entin
[1005]ofreetenda fos priducton del
[1006]petralea y low baques para
[1007]transportarion,
[1009]Mientras esata orurris, y
[1010]mientras el Premier Sovittien
[1011]scunaba a feral de agreston
[1012]ante fa Anamblea' General de
[1013]la OLNEL, recabands que se
[1014]condenata a te naciba judia,
[1015]la Unién Sovittica megnia nu-
[1016]tlnistranda petroled a tneaed,
[1018]En bien conoide que du-
[1020]ciones de Europa Oecidental
[1021]han estady aumratande san im
[1022]portacionen de petriles nuvie-
[1023]Heo a conta de low paisen dra-
[1024]bes, bas woviétioos, en cada
[1025]caso, han intentado maniebrer
[1026]para dexplazae a nun “uliadon’’
[1027]fraben mediante ¢] expedicate
[1028]de vender el peiraley a precius
[1029]mis bajon, Fa éporca tan re-
[1030]ciente como 1963, Ja Furopa
[1032]Occidental no importaba  pe-
[1033]‘tralew alguno de la Union qe
[1034]viétlea, En 1965, cf 7% del
[1035]petroteo destinndo a fa turopo
[1036]Occidental ~ procedia de la
[1037]GURSS, y durante esos dow ation
[1038](1963-1963) la pérdida de mere
[1039]codon por parte de low paises
[1040]trabes cn Europa Occidental
[1041]fue de un 49 tal 349). Dicha
[1042]tendencla coat tnba, ya que las
[1043]exportactones tolales de petro-
[1044]len navietico aumeataron de
[1045]838.00 harriles diaries en
[1046]1965 a 953,000 barriles diarios
[1047]en 1966, eatculdndose que ac-
[1048]tuulmente ascienden a
[1049]1,000,000 de barriles diarton,
[1050]Adenés de Espada, Gran Hre-
[1051]tafia, Suiza, y Alemania Derl-
[1052]dental, fa Union Soviética
[1054]clivates a Malia Francia y los
[1055]puines excandinaves.
[1057]Ani, pues, como vemon
[1058]la Lnisn Sovictioa, durudte
[1059]fos fltimas tiempos, ha mus
[1060]trade gran ugresividad pare
[1061]roburlen sus clientes en ef
[1062]mercady petrolera a sus alis-
[1063]dus drabes, no obstante su
[1064]apoyo politica a esas naclo-
[1065]aes. Actualmente, fs URSS
[1067]de hacer nuevas penetraciones
[1068]ra el mercado arabe... y le
[1069]esta aprovechando.
[1071]Pasa a la pagina No. 3
[1073]MSNA ee teen
[1075]14-0000
[1077]eo.
[1079]| @ a
[1080]CUBA: PRIMER TERRITORIO ECONOMICAMENTE
[1081]DEPENDIENTE DE LA URSS EN AMERICA
[1083]Dicen fos comumistas que
[1084]Cava en “el ceimer terrtorio
[1085]nikre de Avera’ y que se ha
[1086]“urd perdizade’’ del poderio
[1087]econerico de fas grandes po-
[1088]fircics, La realidad, empero,
[1089]e. toalnente la contraria,
[1091]En efects, Cuba denende
[1092]bey dia de la Union Sevidticay
[1094]tistas como oo dependid ja-
[1095]mas de ningun otro pais o gru-
[1096]do de saises. :
[1098]La dependencia etonomi-
[1099]ia Of un pais con resnecto de
[1100]stro se pusde modir en fuacién
[1101]sel comercie entre ambos, yz
[1102]qué a:che comercio indica has-
[1103]te que punto e! uno necesita
[1104]sel ito como mercado para
[1105]S.% Gaporlacioncs y Como fuen
[1106]te de abastecrmiento de sus
[1109]Pues bien, en el caso de
[1110]Cuba y ef bloque sovieético,
[1111]eypaxtaciones de nuestra
[1112]a hacia Rusia y sus satée-
[1113]han aumentaco del 2.2%
[1114]1953 al 8% en 196$. En
[1116]@S5 que recibe Cuba proce-
[1117]e!Sloque soviético han
[1118]go de un 0.1% en 1959
[1119].b%. en 1966,
[1121]Los rimeros mo mienten.
[1122]Y tos nimeros arrojan fa ver-
[1123]dad irrefutable de que, duran-
[1124]te 8 aos de dominacién comu-
[1126]se ha hecho cada vez mas de-
[1127]pendiente de ka metropoli ru-
[1128]$a, estrechandese cada dia
[1129]mas las ligaduras de dicha de-
[1130]pendencia,
[1132]co, Cuba Ie ha hipotecado a la
[1133]URSS su produccion azucarera,
[1135]Cuba, también, ha agota-
[1136]do sus reservas de divisas,
[1137]calculandose que en 1964 ape-
[1138]nas excedian estas de la uri-
[1139]sorta _cifra de $20 millones,
[1141]Como consecuencia de
[1142]esta falta total de divisas, Cu
[1143]baing puede comerciar mas que
[1144]con los paises comunistas, ya
[1145]que con éstos realiza trueques
[1146]de azucar y otros productos
[1147]pot chatarra procedente de!
[1148]Campo socialista, sin que de
[1150]FE TROLEO ARARE
[1152]t
[1154]ia
[1156]FC | Sista pO IRE?
[1159]teciba metalico alguno.
[1161]_ En el periodo comprendi-
[1162]do entre los afios 1963 y 1966,
[1163]Cuba sufrid un déficit de
[1165]$1, 132,009.000 en su comer.
[1167]cio con los paises comunistas,
[1168]Y esta cifra no incluye fa asis
[1169]tencia técnica comunisfa, ni
[1171]cas, y demas,
[1173]Como resultado de esta
[1175]. felacién de sujecién cen ef
[1177]bloque rojo, Cuba ha perdido
[1178]su vigencia comercial con los
[1179]mas ventajosos mercados del
[1181]ha aumentado dicha relacién
[1182]de dependeacia, produciéndose
[1183]el clasico circulo vicioso,
[1185]No en batde Kosygin se
[1186]gasta el lujo de viajar a La
[1187]Habana como un préconsul pa-
[1188]fa regamar a Fidei Castro y
[1189]darle instrucciones.
[1191]PENETRA... (Viene de ta pag.
[1193]UNIDAD REVOLUCIONA-
[1194]fA, durante un tiempo, ha te-
[1195]nido interés en intentar enta-
[1196]blecer ona relacion entre la
[1197]acciéa politica de la URSS y
[1198]su accién econdmica. y apli-
[1199]car tas conclusiones al caso
[1200]cubano, toda vez que Cuba,
[1201]despues de todo, depende de
[1202]la Uniém Soviética para su
[1203]supervivescia politica ¥ eco
[1204]nhomica,
[1206]Ya hemos visto y reporta-
[1207]do, sobre la base de casos
[1208]Previos, las reventas en el.
[1209]mercado europeo de aztcar cu
[1210]bano evportado a la URSS al
[1211]amparo de] consento comer-
[1212]cial cubano-soviético., El ree
[1213]sultado de estas reventas,
[1214]desde luego, ha sido el de pro
[1215]veer de délares a la URSS cn
[1216]perjuicio de Cuba. Crba se
[1217]ha beneficiado con esta manio-
[1218]bra sélo en la medida en que
[1219]te ha sido posible utilizar Tos
[1220]productos que se le han entre-
[1221]gado al amparo de! convenia
[1222]lus cuales son, con frecuencia,
[1224]de adaptar, al clima tropical
[1225]de nuestra patria. El yogo so-
[1226]viético sobre la ceonomia cu-
[1227]bana nunca se ha hecho mas
[1228]evidente que ahora que se le
[1229]ve a la luz del tratoecondmi+
[1230]co que da Rusia a sus aliades
[1231]arabes ea cl caso del petrileo.
[1233]! ABAJO EL
[1234]REGIMEN
[1240]” Recados a la Administracion
[1242]del Central “Ecuador”
[1244]Hemos podido saber que
[1245]enel Central “Ecuador”, anti-
[1247]frontando una serie de dificul-
[1248]tades que son tipicas de las
[1249]que hoy encara fa industria
[1250]azucarera cubana en general,
[1251]Lo que na sabemos es en qué
[1252]han parado las susodichas di-
[1253]ficultades. Tal vez la admi-
[1254]nistraci6n fidngara del ‘‘Ecua-
[1256]tas pregunticas que hacemos
[1257]sélo por saber, y sin animo de
[1258]fastidiar,
[1260]z¥a consiguieron en Meéxi-
[1261]co 9 en Canada las bandas de
[1262]frenos para las centrifugas
[1266]para los “Caterpiliar’’? Has-
[1267]ta hace poco, no habia ninguna
[1268]en el ingenio,
[1271]repuestos para los motores de
[1272]las diesel G.E.7 ¢Por fin pu-
[1276]de botas que tat desesperada-
[1278]mente se necesitaban para las
[1279]bombas de guarapo, las centré-
[1280]fugas y fas motores de re-
[1283]Y de las tuberias de cobre
[1284]que hacian falta, pero ‘que no
[1285]se conseguian en «1 bloque
[1286]comunista, ,qué?
[1288]Qué han podido hacer
[1289]con el sistema de esteras
[1290]transportadoras de la refine-
[1291]tia? Rabia que renovarlo, pe-
[1292]ro no se sabia como...
[1294]zEn qué pard ta nueva
[1295]planta eléctrica auxiliar que
[1296]iban a traer de Alemania to
[1300]iCémo han resuelto el
[1301]grave problema de los lubri-
[1302]cantes Jigeros? ,Hay divisas
[1303]para pagarle a Inglaterra por
[1304]las bambas inyectoras “Allen”
[1305]que se necesitan?
[1307]iPor fin habra que espe-
[1308]tar hasta 1969 para que. los
[1309]soviéticos instalen las dos
[1310]calderas que requiere el
[1311]central?
[1315]Coopera al derrocariento de la tiranfa. Circula
[1316]este nimero de UNIDAD.: Cuando lo hayas letdo,
[1317]déselo a alguna persona de tu confiahza, o envfa+
[1318]lo por correo a algtin amigo tuyo dentro de Cuba,
[1320]Colabora también con su publicacidn. Reporta este
[1322]ninero a cualquier nombre (por ejemplo,
[1324]“Juana
[1326]Gonzalez"), P.O. Box 3940, Miami, Florida. Envfa-
[1327]nos informes sobre sucesos de interés que ocurran
[1328]dentro de Cuba, Tus criticas y sugerencias tam-
[1330]* bién son bienvenidos,
[1333]14-0000
[1335]as,
[1337]ESCUCHA TODOS Los
[1338]PROGRAMAS DE ULR. y
[1339]REPORTALOS AL P.o,
[1340]BOX 3940, MIAMI, FLA.
[1342]4 .
[1343]“HABLA UNIDAD RE- fe 2b Ancbiw
[1344]VOLUCIONARIA™, por tne Le Lele prcicar .
[1345]Rodio Americas, 1160 .
[1346]kes., ondo larga, de fy. Aide tla, puiceh fter
[1348]nes a domingo a los 9:30
[1349]P.M.
[1351]Pepita Riera en 'CONOZ-
[1352]CA A. LOS CHIVATOS",
[1353]por Radio Américas, 1160
[1354]kes., onda large, los mor-
[1355]tes y jueves a las 17:00
[1356]P.M,
[1358]Para a Gece Ned tel ese
[1361]he Loe CAP teh eeu ae A rmppeerre
[1362]ramb hr We ohne, L6 oa -
[1363]Ke Lae Ht Le? Orn ite ae'Le <,
[1365]14-0000
[1367]65 JULY - _
[1368], a
[1370]twocer OPres Ono
[1371]CLASSIFY TO FILE WO. Jee
[1372]a-9OF TO FILE MO.
[1374]fice viol) ate. to puance "OQ
[1375]restRoy Ose. rt
[1377]deen thee
[1379]BUENOS AIRES, RIO DE JANEIRO, JNWAVE
[1381]. TYPIC REDCOAaT : s@uSCROLD
[1383]t. PEC 23 JULY CENTER SPREAD CARRIES JMSCROLL STUDY
[1387]STE 6? <4 baat
[1389]CUBAN TOTAL DEPENDENCE SOVIET UNION. SUBTITLES "FIDEL CASTRO
[1390]HAS MADEHDOUNTRY OF MARTI. COLONIAL NATION SUBJECTED SOVIET
[1391]IMPERIALISM", “FOREIGN TRADE MONOPLIZED BY NATIONS SOVIET
[1392]ORBIT". CLIPPING TO JNWAVE. HENCEFORTH POUCHING PEC
[1393]JN! AVE REGULARLY.
[1395]2. SAME ISSUE HAS GOOD ITEMS OLAS, NASSER AND
[1396]LOISON GAS, ANTI-SEMITISM SOVIET UNION, BATTLE FOR POWER
[1397]COMCHINA, HARRISON SALISBURY ARTICLE SOVIET CENSORSHIP.
[1402]T
[1404]ihe]
[1406]. Pa-420-26
[1409]14-0000
[1411]. have an intcrost among the Cuban listeners,
[1413]' Effective 1 May the program was presented over JMHOPE,.
[1415]6,101,000 tons.
[1417]SECRET
[1419]10 July 1967
[1421]MEMORANDUM
[1422]% : Chief of Station . WCA 1395
[1423]FROM =: CA/Rogor E. MARCHBANK Distribution:
[1424]3 - COS
[1425]SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL _ 1 = CA/MARCHBANK
[1426]AMSCROLL Progress Report 1 - CA Chrono
[1427]1 - RI Chrono
[1429]1 April - 30 June 1967
[1431]A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
[1433]1, During the quarter under review AMSCROLL continued with
[1434]its program to discredit the Cuban regime's cconomic management
[1435](or mismanagement) and to seek to discourage Free World trade
[1436]with Cuba, To this cnd AMSCROLL continued publishing its serious
[1437]economic ‘studies and comment of the Cuban oconomic area, This
[1438]material is mado avatlable to selected firms engaged in inter-
[1440]‘ national trade and shipping, to commercial and technical journals,
[1442]and to sugar. brokers including certain banks and others interosted
[1443]in the sugar trade, ANSCROLL also continued with its radio program
[1445]- which is beamed to the Cuban audience and which is increasingly at-
[1447]tempting to provide serious. comment upon economic developments in
[1448]Cuba or those areas of economic activity outside of Cuba which would
[1449]During this quarter
[1450]AMSCROLL :received 15 letters from Cuba which compares with 18 re~-
[1451]ceived during the previous quarter, The monthly count was: April -
[1453]6, May - 5, June - 4,
[1455]2. On 30 Aprtl AMSCROLL ceased broadcasting over AMTHIGH.
[1456]This change
[1458]in station (and a consequent change in time) has perhaps effected
[1459]the listenership in Cuba; however, we expect that any unfavorable
[1460]developments will be overcome and that this program will at least
[1461]re-gain its previous level of listeners, Typical themes included
[1462]discussions of -Cuba's housing problem, its actual sugar production
[1463]measured against Castro's earlier claims of what the production
[1464]would be, breakdowns and stoppages at the Cuban refineries, activ—-
[1465]ities with the Soviet Union and the world sugar market, reporting
[1466]the progress of the Venezuelan dock workers boycott of ships of
[1468]those nations that also trade with Cuba, the fight against bureau-
[1469]cracy, and cconomic aspects of the Middle East crisis.
[1471]3. A main AMSCROLL cffort continued to be an analysis of the
[1472]current sugar crop, As early as 13 February AMSCROLL predicted a
[1473]harvest within the range of 6,100,000 and 6,400,000. By 6 May
[1474]AMSCROLL was able to refine the harvest estimate from 6,047,000 to
[1475]This estimate was further pinpointed to 6,100,000
[1476]tons in a release dated 16 June, . These studies received newspaper -
[1477]attention and AMSCROLE has received favorable comment from sugar
[1478]brokers and other technicians engaged in this business, As events
[1480]See ee,
[1482]ea tf
[1484]Dea We Pe wees
[1485]Bese. 8
[1486]Pree ps.
[1488]SECRET
[1491]14-0000
[1493]. SECRET
[1495]are turning out, these estimates appear to have been sound ine
[1496]deed, The AMHIM bulletin continues to give soo replay to those
[1497]Studies which results in their dissemination throughout Latin
[1499]America,
[1501]4. AMSCROLL. continued with its monthly release which lista
[1502]the Free World ships that tradv with Cuba, Both AP and AFP con-
[1504]tinued to ‘file this’ information which results in its being pub«
[1506]lished in the press and used on radio news broadvasts,
[1508]5S. AMSCROLL continued tts mailing program to Cuba, and
[1509]during this quarter mailings approximated 5,000 which is tho samo
[1511]level as the previous quartor,
[1513]B. ADMINISTRATION
[1515]6, The amount budgetod for the quarter under review was
[1516]$33,500.00 of which $13,332.45 was spent. This significant do-
[1517]cline in expenses was in large part duc to the savings caused
[1518]by the cancellation of the AMTHIGH radio program and by continuod
[1519]attention to economies of operation within ANSCROLL itself,
[1521]C. PROBLEMS
[1523]7, The Station is not aware of any specific problems having
[1524]to do with the. AMSCROLL organization, Mention might be made in
[1525]passing of the ever presont morale problom (which is by no moans
[1526]limited to AMSCROLL) engendered by increasing economies and re=
[1528]strictions in operations,
[1530]D, PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER
[1532]8. A major effort is being made to revamp the AMSCROLL radio
[1533]program to increase its effoctivencss as a reporter of economic
[1534]developments of interest to the Cuban listener. Too often these
[1535]programs spill over into the field of political reporting or unin-~
[1536]formed comment upon developments in economic areas of which tho
[1537]script writers are largely ignorant. Our aim is to devise a pro-
[1538]gram of economic reporting that will conform to the new guidelines
[1539]being developed by the Station for all its radio programs.
[1541]SECRET
[1544]14-0000
[1546]UNITAD Monthly, ILOUM No, 3a, June, 1967.<
[1548]FINNT PAGES
[1549]1) EDITCRIAL! "The Arab Teaching": Arat proverts chow that Arsba are wise, They
[1551]were not too wice, however, when they tox the Soviets as allies and protectors,
[1553]Por yeors, the Fugsisns oupplied the arses] the Arabs were building up to wage
[1555]holy war azsinst the tiny Jewish enclave, Furthermore, they reiterated thelr un=
[1557]conditional support to the Arabs. But when the “hour of truth" came, the Isrsacl-
[1559]is made plecereal of tha Arabs and their Soviet Military hardwere, The Russians :
[1561]failed to cone to the assistance of thelr silies, and both were ridiculed to the
[1562]fullest extent, This should be a losscn for Fidel Castro, who relies on the
[1564]Soviets! military junk ae much as on their support as "allies",
[1566]CaSTRO HIMCZLP PROPITIATES "BUREAUCKATI“N™S Sfter a brief recess caused by the
[1568]mobilization in the cane fields, the ‘war of bureaucratian! was renewed with full
[1570]2
[1574]vigor by the Hsvana rfyims, Two Ministers were fired, whole Ministries were "ra~
[1575]tionalized", and payrol] la were trimned to the core, However, the same régime
[1576]that volced threats of prison terms against those that failed to comply with
[1577]anti-bureaucratie inetructions, creates new sources of bureaucratism, such as,
[1579]for example, tne Book Institute and the Nz*foral Institute for Forestry Devel op~
[1581]men and Products.
[1583]PAGE TWOS
[1585]1) SUNSHINE, AIR, AND WATER..,. BUT NO ECONOMIC SCLUTICNS? The MININDUS Vice-Ministry
[1586]for Technical Development has several fantertic projects in hand, such as the har—
[1587]nessing of solar energy and of the force of *+he wind, the employment of energy
[1589]from tides in scuthern Pinar del Rfo, and tie desalinazation of sea water, But,
[1591]on top of their intrinsically fantastic cnzrecter, these projects are paralyzed
[1592]due to the lack of technicians and cf technicel handbooks, What great men Marx,
[1594]lenin and Castro! (Based on material by same citle in E.I.Re).
[1596]ten
[1598]14-0000
[1600]ha
[1602]2) CARTOONS Headline? SYCOTT OF CUbAeTRADING SHIPS TO BE STEPPED UP? Castro faces
[1604]a sinking vessel tamed "Marition Trade With Guba" and saya: "It seems we have
[1606]4
[1608]sprung @ leak !®
[1610]PAGE THREES
[1612]1) MOROCCO SEEN DRIFTIN: AWAY FRUM CUBA! A brief story on the sale to Morocco of
[1613]160,000 tons of Bresilian sUzZ4r. ° It seems, we point out, that Morocco is determined
[1614]to quit Guha as a sacar supplier, First she develops her own sucor industry, then
[1616]buys from Quha's competitors. _(Bssed on a report carried by the E.I.R.).
[1618]2) CARTOUNS Castro was carrying a bag (The Moroccan suzar market), but stumbled on i
[1620]his own "Ineptituge™ and the bag "fell from his hands", :
[1622]14.90000
[1624]ores arm ts
[1625]OR ce ec
[1627]eaten at aft rman an mae man ~ —
[1628]cree
[1632]XR [oe nyt nee RIGID
[1634]Chief of Station, SHGAVE |
[1635]eee LIOED CC SE
[1637]md o>
[1638]eee me eee a ye HAMA WRU ANS
[1639]once . cee etcetera seememmmmenpmees ecm tt me reams oe me
[1641]og, SMO Ey Bontern Hom taphere, Division ws
[1643]Request for Reference Attachments
[1645]6
[1647]Teton equa POLE
[1651]REFERENCE: FGA 27811, 15 June 1967 .
[1653]Please forward Headquarters a copy of the
[1655]attachszent which wont under separate cover to addresvec
[1657]only, on Reference dispatch, .
[1659]r
[1661]Cj
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[1715]the USSR and Cubs as requested by tho reference.
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[1754]LIBERTAD . Especeal pore of pueblo de
[1755]15 SE. Sat. aMtAMI Moyo de 1967 - No.37 ewe
[1756]LAS INVTERtORIDADES BE CUFLET
[1758]Por I. Andres Collazo
[1760]NOTA DE LA REDACTION: El
[1761]outer de este trabaso ocupa ef
[1762]cores de teprecentunte oa Londres
[1763]de ta Emproeg Cubano de Fletes
[1764](CUFLET) hosts «fF pasado mes
[1765]de Mutzo de 1947, es que decidio
[1766]abandonye of regimen comunista
[1767]de Cuba y solieetur asite politico
[1768]en of mundo Sibey.
[1770]Editorial
[1771]UNA VERDAD COMUNISTA
[1773]Victor Volsky, Jeta de la Delegscizn Observodora
[1774]Sovsetica al XII periodo dea sesiones de la Comisicn Eco.
[1775]noms de lo O.M.U. para America Latinc, declara recien:
[1776]teva nts en Caracas que ‘Cuba Comunitta es ta hija mo-
[1777]not de fo Union Sovietica, y a las hijas merores hosta se
[1780]Palabras son estos que tienon {9 virtud de onardecer
[1781]al mas indiferente de los cubanos, yo que las mismas re-
[1782]flejan el aire de superioridod con que estos orrogantes
[1783]comunistos esfavos traton o nuestra Patera. Sin ombar-
[1784]g?, no puede negarse que ec! insolonte Velsky dije uno
[1785]werdod en Caracos, ol menos en cuanta se refiere a to
[1786]prisrara porte de su aserto.
[1789]dros. San ellos quienes les proporcionan todo lo necesa-
[1790]ria pora su subsistencia; son cllos quianes determinan,
[1791]con Ne ingpelabilidad que supane lo patria potestad, al
[1792]rasbo que han deo tomer Jos pasos de su adorable retono;
[1793]y ton ellos quienes so benefician del poducto de sus
[1794]lobores.
[1796]Siendo 041, no cabe duda de que Cubs es fo hija me--
[1797]wot de fa Union Soviética, Lo URSS y sus sotelites, on
[1798]efecto, venden a Cubo ol 78.6% do sus imparteciones;
[1799]fa URSS$ es quien determina la politica que ha de seguir
[1800]el regimen de Lo Habano, y es lo URSS quien recibe, con-
[1801]juntomente con sus titeres de Europa Oriental, of 80% de
[1802]jot productos que exporta nuestra Patria. Ante los dotos
[1803]de este beuta! monopolio comercial, y ante lo supreme ay-*
[1804]toridad que ejerce ta metropol: sobre su pseudo-colonia
[1805]de! Caribe, {quien puede negar que Cuba #5, @ todos los
[1806]efectos procticos, lo hija menor de fa Unron Sovietica?
[1808]Haste aqui la verdad. Lo mentira estr:5a en al aser-
[1810]to de queCuba es Ia hijo “‘mimoda’’ de fo RSS. Porque,
[1811]coms todo e! mundo sabe, fo que es en reslidod es una,
[1812]hija oprimida, exploteda, moltratads, y prostituida por es-
[1813]ta ‘‘modre’’ desnaturalizada que es ia Resa Sovietica.
[1815]seeMi mitvon on Londres oro la de
[1816]fletar paves dal mundo iibse para
[1817]el comercio maritiina con Cuba, @
[1818]fin de cubrs at deficit resultante
[1819]de la escoser do tuques cubonos
[1820]y del bloque comun:sta que pudies
[1821]ron manipulos af volumen comer.
[1822]cial, Mt tarea no era nado facil.
[1824]hhhte con Cuba tia disminuido en
[1825]un 43.6% entre 19453 y 1966. Las
[1826]tarones do ests caida en ef trafico
[1827]maiiteme del munde libre con Cuba
[1828]son, ami ontendcs, ics s.gustitens
[1829]la “Lista Negra’ def Gobierna de
[1831]stones docrotadas por diversos Gav
[1832]biemos, tales como el de Grecia,
[1833]el del Libano, y otros, y to accian
[1835]bajadores portuarios de! hemistee
[1836]no a traves de le QRIT, o cuyo
[1837]fronte marchan low membros de ta
[1838]Foderacion Portuaria de Veneguelo.
[1839]s+-Tun pronto como se intese ef
[1840]bercot, algunas frrmos navieras
[1841]butanccas que en aque! momento
[1842]estabun consideronda te entrada
[1843]en et tratice maritime con Cubs,
[1844]pero que tombien mantenian rutos
[1845]tegulares con America Latina, cans
[1846]celaron sus planes respecto o Cu-
[1847]bo. Otra razon es fa de tos infor
[1848]mes teferentes a fa situocion eco
[1849]nomica y at trofico maritime de
[1850]Cuba que publican fas Organtra-
[1851]crones de eaitiados eutanos. Yo
[1852]tuve, por cempla, Io oportunidad
[1853]de vee aiguno do los boietines y
[1855]Connave en la pog. 2
[1858]14-0000
[1860]Las Interioridades
[1864]se UN, DAD FEVG-
[1865]ESPECIALWENTE
[1866]“SHESTES AL TRaA-
[1870]tot bue
[1872]"ot tee UNIDAD GE
[1873]SONASI A be soos race ten
[1875]Sb ee ty ees
[1879]eats ae
[1881]tre4 CO marae,
[1884]u cae oe secrete
[1886]yer on
[1888]Ths etem Blk centers
[1891]"Le excerccon a que
[1892]TES fete sae ek ts ATHEL CINE,
[1894]Or'a ‘udca ons meeles
[1895]2OS gee ccguere ty
[1896]MOLASSES
[1898]Te Qe gem
[1900]ya ne
[1901]S retsas trauet ce bes.
[1902]TSS Bee> wes case aCe.
[1904]Titres et Lente de bigeg
[1905]Se. metho stan mans
[1906]sCectes sor as empresas
[1908]TREES B48Ck tones? Le eos
[1909]fe rh ak te cone puciers deers
[1910]rte se abt bom le que mudierg.
[1911]nist de peatas ~odemas
[1912]“a, Iofes co-> Toav-
[1913]ve ta ma.
[1914]<0 + Of tamer Ung ten.
[1916]Tow costes sel
[1918]boweray
[1920]rh R AP et penedte de sire
[1922]Tar tay
[1924]wO BE ONC Urn,
[1925]Comore
[1926]sta Eatts amo do.
[1927]JON He iclenteg:
[1928]Gregn  TSAVLIPES
[1929]POSSE Ee tarve ol
[1931]“es peceeres fiw gg
[1932]Fas PURVIS SHIPPING,
[1933]PUNCIMAN, © D GROSS
[1936]Bom se
[1937]TEySees ten
[1938]ON go ager vepaies
[1939]Dt ute ran mer ying one
[1941]eS geen
[1943]per Got ens Coin,
[1944]po CUFLET. se
[1946]ts oang ate onlers de
[1948]"Oo teen
[1951]"e gerfor o CUFLET vig
[1952]Lea an nes 1c que brevalece sen
[1953]Lem try aeadores,
[1957]XN
[1959]1 tr eencenos can ef Sr. Aguiles
[1960]FRANGISTAS. Esse catallera, cone
[1961]irtamerte con Stemotrs Maneasi’ y
[1962]Eltenioy Athonasou, opera te linea
[1963]ze FRANCO SHIPPING CO.
[1964]CnSs pronespales se eneusns
[1965]coos. A din de evade fag
[1966]ressonsanilidedes FRANGISTAS
[1967]Tsp ls sus sn Tos 9 troves de
[1968]FRANCO SHIPPING COMPANY y
[1970]EL 6 Fa ee Sule'S thas Qur Bon A,
[1972]FRANGISTAS & S. MANESSIS, A.
[1973]FPANGIST A 4 PARTNERS,
[1974]LT Awe COMPAHIA NAVIERA,
[1976]VALIA COMPANIA NAVIERA SA.
[1977]COWFANS A DE NAYEGACION
[1978]EHIATMHOSS ALS PURVIS SHIPPING
[1979]Co. tino time tet ese gue admires.
[1980]"2 SoS ossnroy Je FRANGISTAS ca
[1981]Londres),
[1983]“ET ANTISTA ba estade hacien.
[1984]do -egocros con lox comunistas des.
[1985]de hace tempo, A fin de corres.
[1986]ponder a sus servicros, la URSS co.
[1987]menza en 1365 a corstmer une flote
[1988]de Certo cinco mi iones de detlares
[1989]pore FRANGISTAS bo flote se com.
[1990]bows de diecis.ere buques de carga
[1991]ded since pes) emneg embatcar
[1992]Cones FeNsueras oy tres buques
[1993]frgerbcos. FRANGISTAS esperasa
[1994]eSlior sus cargueros pora deapla.
[1995]ror 9 TSAVLIZIS, VLASSOPULOS Y
[1996]LIVANGS del comercio motitimo
[1997]ton Cuba.
[2000]gocros com FRANGISTAS @ waves
[2001]ge be sfesa de CUFLET en Lon.
[2002]ftes, dotuds o que a FRANGISTAS,
[2003]EN CIERTO wOLO, te neredo ef
[2004]getermo cubans ce la Union Sovie-
[2005]“fa. Antes oe 1256) |
[2007]: ta aver porte
[2008]Se 10% a,¢8 © Ciba realizados por
[2009][tk cees ge Fr
[2011]ANGISTAS se he
[2012]freon 40,0 corttstos de tHletaments
[2013]Cor et gekreme sevedticg Y mo Con
[2014]CLUFET. Pero FRARKGISTAS que.
[2015]va ompler sus regecias con Cube
[2016]ce mode que viare directorente g La
[2017]Morono o fin dn mMe,oror su §
[2018]Cr1ON terzecto de tog
[2019]r poser electiar sus
[2020]tents con
[2021]CUFLET.
[2022]re P RANGING
[2024]sea
[2027]denas pirates
[2028]Potan directa.
[2029]fo ofcina prmeipol de
[2031]TAS prometid que pon.
[2033]Lines de Io URSS © to dispesicvon
[2034]det comercre murine de Cube. y,
[2035]bors comenzur Hews ef EFTYCHIA
[2036]+ CUFLET.
[2037]“oF PANGISTAS s¢ yoetobe que no
[2038]tesa problemas con ef gobieme
[2039]$ese yo Que tenia omigos en altos
[2040]buesros. Liege inclusive of punto
[2041]ae decir que tenia tobornades o vo.
[2043]tioa Wncionations de ese gebrema,
[2044]En noviembre de 1968 una delega.
[2045]én de CUFLET que habia visita.
[2046]do Maseu vioio o Atenos oa trater de
[2047]negocrar con FRANGISTAS. Lo de.
[2048]Segocien se compania de Fernando
[2049]Hernandez, — Gerente General de
[2050]CUFLET y Satvodo- Forroguers, de
[2051]lo Ofteons de CUFLET en La Hobo.
[2052]na. Estando en Ateras esta delega.
[2053]cion, FRANGISTAS le dijo que no
[2055]qes ola disposscion de CUFLET
[2056]porque estate ter-ende orob.emos
[2057]feon el g0hermne Provisional, pero
[2058]que e¢! esperabo que en wn futueg
[2059]inmediato gigunas de ‘sus amigos
[2060]velveron @ otupor Puestos claves v
[2061]Tas cosas podsan volver Do sv estado
[2062]anterior,
[2064]Por lo sto, FRANGISTAS es-
[2065]taba equivocada. En estos momens
[2066]tos. los armadores y topitanes de
[2067]los siguientes tuques de FRANGIS-
[2068]TAS estan sometidos o un proceso
[2069]tud-crot en Grecio- IRENE, BAR-
[2070]BARINO, ALICE, PANTANASSA,
[2071]SOFIA, TINA EFTYCHIA, ANDRO}
[2072]MACHI, KIRA HARIKLIA y NIKOs
[2073]Las F.
[2075]Otro de los pirates que se apro-
[2076]vechan lucrativamente de! comercio
[2077]moritime eubono af ecobrar por los
[2079]un 30% sobre to tarifo usual def
[2081]mercado es Giorgio TSAVLIRIS.
[2083]ASI ESTAN LAS COSaS
[2084]an “ay
[2086]J
[2091]éAlgun
[2099]Las Interioredades
[2100](Continuacion)
[2102]Antes de penetrar en les operacios
[2103]nes de TSAVLIRIS, quisierg men-
[2104]conor que el misma se encuentra
[2105]actuolnente en desgracia con
[2106]CUFLET. y ef Io sobe.
[2107]s++-En 1963, TSAVLIRIS operaba dos
[2108]e tres barcos solamente, Gracias 0
[2109]los sobreprecios que le cobran al go-
[2110]biemo cubano, pudo fevantor una
[2111]flota de 18 buques, numero, empers,
[2113]ras y moufragios, TSAVLIRIS utile
[2114]zobo fos controtos de Heromento
[2115]con CUFLET pero solicitor fincas
[2116]cramientos de boncos beitanicos »
[2117]odquirtr oss at flota de borcos de la
[2118]segunda Guerra mundial,
[2119]sePor supueste, ef gohiemno cuba.
[2120]no considera que TSAVLIRIS es un
[2121]oportuniste, ~y la oficena principal
[2123]Jopon, Los viajes de retomo se
[2124]harian bao fletamento por tempo.
[2125]En otras palabras, a fa da, los bu-
[2126]ques estaban fletados por viayes, y
[2127]ala welta, estoban bajo fletamento
[2128]mensual. Cuande ef NEWGLADE
[2129]Wego al Japén con el primer corga-
[2131]testaron, pues el aszucar estabo
[2132]monchado de oxida y ademas conte-
[2133]mo particulos de metal debvde al
[2134]petimo estado de fas hodegas del
[2135]bugue. CUFLET le presento lus
[2136]que;as o TSAVLIRIS pero este alego
[2137]inmedrotamente que tos evbanos ha-
[2138]bran inspeceionado y aptobads fos
[2139]buques artes de ceror el contearo,
[2140]Despues de numerasa corresponden-
[2141]S10 ontercambiada entre ombas par.
[2142]tes, CUFLET accedio a concelar
[2143]el contrato del NEWGLADE y utili
[2144]zar solo el NEWHEATH para los
[2145]viajes al Japon. Esto parecta ser
[2147]' fine! del asunte, pero no fue asi.
[2148]de CUFLET en Lo Hebona se hat? .
[2149]convertido en objets de chistes de. Los cubanos recapacitaron y se die-
[2151]bide o les numerosos enredos en
[2152]que se han visto envueltos dicho
[2153]ormader y el regimen durante sus
[2154]cuatro anos de relaciones.
[2156]rante el verano de 1964. TSAYVLIRIS
[2157]megocid un contrate en La Habana
[2160]de fernlizantes durante un periodo
[2161]de doce meses qe se vencia en dee
[2162]crembre de 1985. Poco después, el
[2163]Goberna cubane no pudo cerrar lo
[2164]Regociacion de los fertilizontes y
[2165]entonces tratoron de cancelar el
[2166]centiato con TSAVWLIRIS. Esto
[2167]campanio se nego y vicjo o ba Ho-
[2169]Negeciar y su Yerminoeion se prorros
[2170]$e pora diciembre de 1966, Ademas,
[2171]se te permitids al gobierno cubsno
[2172]tronsportar cargo general ademas de
[2174]pudo el gobrerno cubano conseguir
[2175]lo cargo pore los buques y Io que
[2176]hizo fue dar lorgas o bose de pos-
[2177]boner Io seleccian de las buques de
[2178]esa componio que tho o utilizar,
[2179]inalmente, TSAYLIRIS se vio pre-
[2181]Srocién y en esto ecasion el ven-
[2182]cimsento del controte se PoOspuso pa-
[2183]fa junto de 1967.
[2184]o-+-O1ro problema con TSAYLIRIS
[2185]Surg:9 mas o menos ol mismo tiempo
[2186]ave los hechos anteriores con moti-
[2187]vodel fletamento de otros dos de
[2188]sus byques. CUFLET filets
[2189]el NEWHEATH y e! NEWGLADE
[2190]eora transportar arucar eubane a
[2192]fon evento que can Ia perdido del
[2194]tian practicamente el doble asi es
[2195]que se ditigieron a TSAVLIRIS sotee
[2196]crtando cencelar el contrato de to-
[2197]dos mados, Le reaccion de
[2198]TSAVLIRIS es de imaginor, pero tue
[2199]vo nue occeder o la solicitud do
[2200]CUFLET, ounque puso como condi
[2201]ctén que en el futuro todo contrate
[2202]tendria que ser confiemada de inme-
[2205]soe-Se detengo lo norracién oqui, pue-
[2206]de porecer que o TSAVLIRIS le to-
[2207]co perder y que los cubonos se su-
[2208]Hieron con las suyas, sin emborga,
[2209]estos dos casos que he relatodo te
[2210]eestaron el puesto o Manvel Novoo,
[2211]quien ero a la saz6n el Gerente
[2212]de CUFLET.
[2214]--+-Abundando on el temo paso a cis
[2215]tar otro ejemplo. En 1965, CUF LET
[2216]fleto el buque MAGISTER (pobellon
[2217]britaneco) operada por CAYMAN
[2218]ISLANOS LTD de (Jama:ca) con el
[2219]objeta de que trarsportara frutas y
[2220]vegetales al Ceanodo. Despues de
[2221]fletor ef buque, los cubsnos no pus
[2222]dieron obtenes sufcventes frutas Y
[2223]vegetales y cancelaron ef controte
[2224]de Hetamento,
[2226]s-De acuerdo con mi experiencia,
[2227]el gobierno cubano confronta dos
[2228]graves prablemas en lo referente al
[2229]mercado de Reres-mercodo al cual
[2230]‘tene que recurre para cubrie of
[2231]déficet en ef transporte mantimode
[2232]beda a fo escases de buques cuba.
[2233]nes y det mundo comunisto. Los
[2234]dos problemas son les siguientes:
[2236]brimera encontrar buques que fletar,
[2237]problema que resulta dilfeil de +
[2238]solver come Uda habron podide apy
[2239]Stat, pues haw que recurso los ore
[2240]madores piratas, quieres a tu cos
[2241]se aprovechan de las twacron,
[2243]crEl segundo pratiema es conse.
[2245]tes. El gobierno cubano controntn
[2246]wng crisis tramends an re!ntion con
[2247]los divisos, pu desde 19465 1: 4.
[2248]tuacién del merendo mundo! atutae
[2249]tera en boo fe ho limitada a une!
[2250]eimo lo entrada de divegay per cor
[2252]car. Sin embargo el gobierny cubano
[2254].tene que buscar ta moneda conver.
[2256]thle pore pryar puntualmente 3 Ios
[2257]armadores pratas,
[2259]s+ CUR LET teene orrendudus o te
[2260]todos por tempo en estos momentos
[2261]5 buques bertonicos, Tqriesos » woo
[2262]chiprrota, per los que pogp ures
[2263]$374,563.0% mensvofes. CUFLET
[2264]Nene orrendodos ademas dos bu ques
[2265]yugoeslavos y parte de los pages
[2266]senen divisas (on lo lata anteno:
[2267]Ao oparecen los buques fletadas -
[2268]por viazes),
[2270]eeeeM Consero para tos grmadures
[2271]qQve gun se encycatian envveltos on
[2272]tafieo montemoe con Cubs camuniate
[2273]ea que se retiron de dicho comert.o.
[2274]Pere oun pots aquellos que se nie-
[2275]guen o seguir este comisio, creo te.
[2276]net olgunas sabios palatras,
[2278]seeMi sugerencin os que hogin to que
[2279]hizo la CIE D'ARMEMENT MAPITI-
[2280]ME S.A. En abril de 1986 esta com.
[2281]ponia Je fleto -por sere meses. a
[2282]CUFLET EL BUQUE TaNQuE
[2283]SENANQUE, pora que tasg. saa
[2284]meeles cubanas o Japor En cvonto
[2285]e! SENANQUE se hizo a ta mar,
[2286]CUFLET notrtico at armader francés
[2287]qve en cuanto ef buque Hegiea of
[2288]Japon y fuera descargodc, CUFLET
[2289]rescindiria el contrata de Fletimento.
[2290]Lo CIE D'ARMEMENT MARITIME
[2291]S.A. protesto de inmediata y le comu-
[2292]nicé a CUFLET que sinc cepositats
[2293]en un plaze dada la sumo de 10,00
[2294]francos en un banco frances se le dae
[2295]tion aedenes of SEMNAMIUF v0-
[2296]to que se ivigentra a ue
[2297]puerto evropeo de donde se coniia-
[2298]cone ef cargamente de melos y cor
[2299]el producto de la venta de las mea.
[2300]mas, ta Campania se cobrana fo es-
[2301]tipulade on ef ceatrato de Maramenta
[2302]por seis muses,
[2304]s--En esta occas on le toco perder a
[2305]CUFLET. Los ormodores trenen la
[2306]palabra.
[2308]te mies
[2310]14-0000
[2312]Y ae)
[2314]Cube :
[2315]Lite je ee Te Akpan Unt.
[2316]. Jars gt. .
[2317]La fred tan er » Khair Keer
[2318]P ’
[2320]ESCUCHA TODOS Las
[2321]PROGRAMAS DE uU.R. y
[2322]REPORTALOS AL P.O.
[2323]BOX 3940, MIAMI, FLA.
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[2327]Mae Aah At’ Mad 4c
[2328]Ade tu el Anche
[2329]te he Llehecicne. _
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[2441]ONLY QUALI ED Fy ES
[2443]Chtef of Station, JHWAVE _
[2445]Chicf, WH; Chief, NE AN sWOOF INOERSS
[2446]Acting Chief of Station, Athens __[wcror ee
[2447]TYPIC/AMSCROLL/ THUNI FORM :
[2448]levineu Matiing List for Greece
[2449]ACTION REQUIRED « REFERENCES .
[2451]cl.
[2452]DISPATCH SYMBOL AMO NUMBER Date
[2454]f
[2456]ACTION: FYI
[2457]REY : UFGA-26541, 8 December 1305
[2459]1. Per Parn two of Reference, we are forwarding unuer
[2460]separale cover a revised mailing List for AMSCROLL'sa use. We
[2461]have po additions or deletions to those addresseey Listed in
[2462]Reference with the indicator “(bl )}"; they should continue
[2463]receiving coples of the economic reports issucd by ANSCROLL.
[2464]The aduresuces forwarded with this dispatch should receive
[2465]copies of ccononte reports, of releases concerned with maritine
[2466]matters, and of any other newspaper clippings and editorials
[2467]which are considered appropriate by AMSCROLL and/or Svation
[2468]JMWAVE; these addressees replace those listed in Reference with
[2469]the indicators "(econ)" and "(nar.)".
[2471]2, We helieve the above revision will ensure a sore
[2472]effective MHSPAWN use of AMSCROLL's saterinis during this
[2473]period of press censorship imposed by the present Greek
[2474]coup leadership.
[2476]Attachment; . .
[2477]As stated above usc(au4)
[2480]2 COS/JMWAVE w/att
[2482]2- Jatt
[2483]Bee CANE aa ril@ to lar
[2485]oe tS copy
[2488]BO = et
[2490]CROSS REFERENCE TO
[2492]EKAA~16273 12 June 1967
[2494]CLASSIFICATION HGS FE NUMBER
[2495]S-B-C-R-E-T LI 180-2873
[2498]14.90000
[2500]SEPARATE COVER ATTACIIMENT TO: |
[2502]MAILING LIST
[2504]1. wr. Athanasios Kanellopvulos
[2506]Economikos Tachydromos
[2507]3 Christou Lada Btroot
[2509]Athane, Greece
[2511]3. Mr. Haralambos Klaras
[2512]Editor, Vradyni
[2513]Q-11 Pirkeus Street
[2515]Athens, Greece
[2517]3, Mr. Christoforos Bitaides
[2518]*Athens News Agency"
[2520]Athens, Greece
[2522]4. Mr. Athanasios Paraschos
[2524]Ethnikos Kyrix
[2526]T Christou Lada Street
[2528]- Athens, Greece
[2530]5, Mr. Leonidas Karapanaylotis
[2532]To Vina/Ta Nea
[2534]3 Christou Lada Street
[2536]Athens, Greece
[2538]6, Mr. Andreas Dimakos
[2540]To Vimn/Ta Nea
[2542]J christou Lade Btreot
[2544]Athens, Greece
[2546]2. Mr. Savvas Konatantopoulos
[2548]Eleftheros Kosmoa
[2550]w Peznntzog lou Street’
[2552]Athens, Greece
[2554]8. Mr. Kyros A. Kyrow
[2556]Estia
[2557]Kthinou Gazi 7,
[2559]Athens, Greece
[2561]9, Mr. Dimitrios Zannides
[2563]23 Sisini
[2564]Athens, Greece
[2566]ste Q. | EKAA - 162723
[2568]CS COPY
[2570]EKAA~16273
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[2578]10.
[2580]11.
[2582]12.
[2584]13,
[2586]14.
[2588]15.
[2590]Mr. Ioannis Vellidis
[2592]Makodonia
[2593]Fhessaloniki, Greece
[2595]Mr. Solon Grigoriadis
[2597]Akropolia
[2598]12 Feidiou Stroeot
[2600]Athens, Groece
[2602]Naftilia Noa
[2603]ens, Greece
[2605]Naftiki Hellas
[2606]ens, Greece
[2608]Naftemboriki
[2609]ens, Greece
[2611]Naftiliaki Naftergatiki
[2612]ailkokondy Troe
[2613]Athens, Greece
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[2647]SECRET , SECRET
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[2651]14-0000
[2655]UNIDAD MONTULY, ISSUE, NO. 37, May, 1967
[2657]Thio issue has bcon almost ontirely devoted to a roprint of I. Andrés Collazo's ata-
[2658]temont concerning his axperionce as a CUFLET representative 4n Lendon. Wo havo ren
[2659]printed most of the contents of the statenont in the form of a signed article onti.
[2660]tlod "INSIDE CUFLET", . .
[2662]As is known, Collazo tolls of the "dog fights" that have ricon botween the privatoers
[2663](such as FRANGISTAS) and CUFLET over violations of contracts, bad condition of tho
[2664]ships, cto,
[2666]He also discussos the declino in froe.world shipping to Cuba and its causes, as woll
[2668]ao tho nature and background of tho shippers that participate in tho Cuban trade,
[2670]Bosides the abovo, the following is included in this issue:
[2672]PAGE 11 _
[2673]EDITORIAL: "A COMMUNIST TRUTH": Volsky, the Chief of tho Soviet observing delegation
[2675]to the CEPAL mooting dn Caracas, said that "Cuba is the minor daughter of the USSR,
[2676]and minor daughtors are pampored", The Russian's insolence has roused the anger of
[2677]all wall_born Cubans, Yet, there's a lot of truth in what the Russian said,
[2679]Indeod, minor daughters depond on their parents, got overything they need from then,
[2680]and are subject to their supreme authority, If the daughter works, she must also turn
[2681]a good part of the fruits of her toil over to her parents.
[2683]This is what happens with Cuba and the USSR, The Soviets and their satellites sell
[2684]Cuba 78.6% of her imports, dictate the policy of the Havana régime, and take 80% of
[2685]her exports,
[2687]In view of tnis dependence, who can deny that the relation between Cuda and Russia is
[2689]that of a minor daughter with respect to her parents? |
[2690]The Russian only lied when he spoke of "pampering", Cuba is not pampered by Mother
[2692]Russia: she is oppressed, oxploited and corrupted by her,
[2694]14-0000
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[2700]PAGE 21
[2702]CARTOON: (By Luis R, Cdéceres, Jr.): A shabby-looking character faces Castro and
[2703]tells himt "You're a nosy liar and an advonturer!", A Cuban in the foreground
[2704]asks a friend: "Who is that, a "gusano"?" "No", replies the friend. "That's a
[2706]Latin Amorican pro-Soviet Cormmunist",
[2708]14-0000
[2711]i
[2713]Ps
[2715]BECREP
[2717]Chiof of Station, aio de Janeiro xx
[2718]\ Chief, 5H
[2720]’ Chief of Station, JHVWAVE
[2721]6 DYVOUR/PBAUBEN /ANVIPER
[2722]Baterial on Trading with Cuba
[2724]References: A. DIRICTOR 02337
[2725]B. RIO DE JANEINO 3756
[2727]a Par reference A we forward by separate cover
[2728]taterial produced and relossed by the AENCROLL organi-
[2729]’" gation vhich ce hope will be helpful in sroeting your
[2730]requirensut to provide ALTHPID-1 vith toformtion on
[2731]tho aegative ampecta ef commercial trading with Cuba.
[2733]Boger EK. HARCHBANK
[2735]Ne
[2738]1. Saritine 5th Column presse releases (0/8/C)
[2739]3. ODsfectors statements (U/5/C)
[2740]8. ABSCROLL Economie Reports (U/S/C)
[2742]| nerretemmes sapien!
[2744]Distribution
[2745]3 ~ C08, Rio de Janeiro, w/atta, USC oe
[2747]2 - WH/COG, w/o atta * ies 2 3 1967
[2749]26 Bay 67
[2751]UFGA 27672
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[2791]— cf: [eqs Toak
[2792]REFS :A UFGA-27416 (20 APRIL 1967) an
[2793]#, SANTIAGO 4220 (IN 58430) \* Lapstracs AC [eee »
[2794]_ i
[2796]HQS DEFERS TO STATION JUDGEMENT AS TO VALUE PROP PLAY IN CHILE
[2797]OF REP A PAPER, HOWEVER, WISH TO POINT OUT THAT PAPER QuoTEs FIGURES
[2798]AND ARRIVES AT CONCLUSION ALREADY WELL KNOWN AND ACCEPTED BY
[2799]INDIVIDUALS KNOWLEDGEABLE OF SUGAR INDUSTRY,
[2800]END OF MESSAGE
[2804]J3 May 62
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[2806]; boy Gre ; J ofr a aN MTEL SL
[2807]2 C/WHD | /M/ME/COG 4
[2809]COQROINATING OFFICERS
[2810]AUTHINTICATING
[2811]a8.SAsNO OFFICER dowetrasing ood onecaa
[2813]Seenesuaration
[2815]5OUF i
[2818]REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFZICE IS PROHISITEO, Cory MO.
[2820]14-0000
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[2829]PERSON/UNET SOTEF ITO
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[2835]DIRECTOR \ , .
[2836]TYPLE-HHYEPER 16 Hay 6? mE68222
[2837]REF: R10 DE JANEIRO 31560 (SI/BY
[2839]IN SELECTIAG INFO REQUESTED PARA 2 REF ON
[2840]OF TRADING WITH CUBA N@S MAY WISH
[2841]SERIES OF ECONOMIC REPORTS ESPECIALLY
[2842]3 MARCH AND VOL II NO. 5 OF 19 DECEMBER
[2844]NEGATIVE ASeEcT
[2846]CONSIDER (A#SCROL
[2848]VeL II NO,
[2849]WHICH DISCUSS IN DETAIL SUGAR FRODUCTION PROBLEMS,
[2851]ALSO STATEMENTS TO PRESS BY DEFECTORS SUCH AS AMRIVER-1,
[2852]AMRATN-1 AND ANSNAKE-! MAY BE HELOPUL, IF DESIRED
[2853]JMIAVE CEN POUCK THIS MATERIAL TO RIO,
[2855]SECRETY Gteis-
[2857]el
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[2890]IT haw YORK CFFICE IUEGTIFIe AS FLaS9FEO MAY ile
[2891]AIRMAILING ALCSLSSEES BUTN ACCOUNTS.
[2893]SECRET SEE
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[2916]Fro SS ABSTRACT
[2917]Chief of Station, gMWwAVE AC? BSS i]
[2918]an TYPIC/Operational =~
[2919]—Recuipt of Information from Unidentified Source within Cubs
[2920]ACTA REQUIRED | RUS ERCNCED -
[2922]Action Required: FYI
[2924]Reference: None
[2926]1. On 27 March 1967, a lettor from Cuba was reccivod at
[2927]the postal addross given by the vadio program of AMSCROLL.
[2928]Tho letter had been mailod in Habana on 4 March .1967 and tho
[2929]contents tncluded threo photos of an unidentified individual
[2930]and one photo each of individuals idontified as Reynaldo
[2932]*IRSULA Broa and Antonio *ERNANDEZ Fernandez, A note which
[2933]was Included stated that henceforth tho keéendor would idontify”
[2934]himgelf ag *'Pancrasio", Ho indicated that if it was desired
[2935]receipt of his lettor could be mentioned on the AMSCROLL
[2936]radio program but that nover should any: mention of the
[2937]contents be mentioned as this could reveal his identity to
[2938]the DSE. Pancrasio stated his help would not be much but
[2939]that his luttors might contain information which could be
[2941]of value, Ho wrote that he could not go into detail as
[2943]he was unable to spend much time at the typewriter.
[2944]Pancrasio concluded by saying the photos of Antonio and
[2945]Reynaldo were in the hands of a security agent who had
[2946]orders to find them, They had both boen fugitives for a
[2947]long time, The other photo (in triplicate) was of a
[2948]Canadian citizen whose passport was retained by the DSE and
[2949]was reported as lost for an unexplained motive,
[2951]2. On 10 April 1967, the message from Pancrasio was
[2952]ac nowledgod by radio and he was thanked for his letter and
[2953]told to continue his correspondence.
[2955]3. On 21 April 1967, a second letter from Pancrasio
[2956]was received via Key West, Florida. The letter had been
[2958]Attachment-U/S/C 2 2-) Stanley B. JERSAWIT
[2959]Copies of info received
[2960]. OATE O1rSPaTCHED
[2961]Distribution: vy tL BE?
[2965]HEADQUARTERS Fal MuMEER
[2968]4
[2969]vn 8 ~ , . 4
[2970]: UNIDAD KONTHLY, ISSUE, NO. 37, May, 1967 . 4
[2971]“ _ This issue has been almost entirely devoted to a reprint of I. Anirés Collazo's sta /
[2972]tement concerning his experience as a CUFLET representative in lendon, We have re. 4
[2973]printed most of the contents of the statencnt in the form of a signed article snti. i
[2974]tled "INSIDE CUFLET", 4
[2975]As is know, Collazo tells of the "dog fights" that have risen between the privateers . ;
[2976]x (such as FRANGISTAS) and CUFLET over violations of contracts, bad condition of the 4
[2977]~ ships, etc, , : i
[2978]pho, He also discusses the decline in free-world shipping to Cuba and its causes, as well “ ‘ A
[2979]as the nature and background of the shippers that participate in the Cuban trade, :
[2980]_ "2" Besides the above, the following is inciuded in this {ssue: a — ; q
[2981]me | | a ae :
[2982]i wtrannao PAGE 2 enn neater energie inne oe
[2983]: we - EDITORIAL: "A COMMUNIST TRUTH": Volsky, the Chief of the Soviet observing delegation 4
[2984]- , to the CEPAL meeting in Caracas, said that "Cuba is the minor danghter of the TSSR, soe + :
[2985]Boe and minor danghters are pampered", The Russian's inéelence has roused the anger of 4
[2986]a all velL-born Cubans, Yet, there's a lot of truth in what the Sussian said. ’
[2987]Indeed, minor daughters depend on their patents, get everything they-need froz the, +
[2988]ani are subject to their supreme authority, If the daughter works, she mst Sie turn :
[2989]a gocd part of the fruits of her toil over to her parents. : ee |
[2990]This is what happens with Cuba and the USSR. The Soviets and their satellites sell ;
[2992]Cuba 78.6% ot her imports, dictate the policy of the Havana rézins, and take 60% of” : os
[2994]her experts, :
[2995]In view of this dependence, who can deny that the relation between Cuba and Russia is
[2997]‘that of a minor daughter with respect to her parent st
[2999]“the Russian omy lied when he. spoke of “pampering". Cuba is mt pampofed *y ¥other
[3000]Russias: she 1s oppressed, exploited and corrupted ty ‘her, ;
[3002]wanda ADDaSctoa | scdtpsila . ast iad
[3006]wlan eye See TES Ty TTS RPPRAEOR STTE SU or TTT RA MERRY EER | a ere te o
[3010]eithceed a belbeaahatie  ancbbntas
[3012]s PAGE 21 ae ae |
[3014]CARTOON: (By Juis R, Caceres, Jr.): A shabby-looking character faces Castro and
[3018]oe
[3021]tells him: "You're a nosy liar and an adventurert", A Cuban in the foreground
[3022]. asks a friend: "Who is that, a "gusano"t" "io", replies the friend. ‘That's a
[3023]. Latin American pro-Soviet Communist",
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[3077]|
[3078]|
[3080]/ | °° Ghieg of Station, Ale de Janeiro xx
[3081]Chief, ¥a
[3083]7. Chief of Station, JEWAVE
[3085]Baterial on Trading with Cuba
[3087]_ References: A. DIRECTOR 02387
[3088]_ B. RIO DE JANEIRO 3756
[3090]Per reference A wo forward by separate cover
[3091]taanterial produced and released by the AHSCROLL organi-
[3092]wation which we hope will be belpful in meeting your
[3093]a requirenzent to provide ALTEPID-1 with information on
[3094]~ tho negative aspecta of comercial trading with Cuba.
[3096]sida doubts APH eerie ane
[3099]nn a Ce ee
[3101]et ‘Roger B. HARCHBARE
[3103]nen ne Se CCS TSC sce) MEE a
[3105]SORT Sey
[3108]ea.
[3110].
[3111]al asad
[3113]Attachments:
[3114]1. Earitine Sth Colaun proens releases (U/S/C) eS :
[3115]2. Defectors atatenents (U/5/C) ; |
[3117]3. ABSCROLL Economie Reports (0/8/C}
[3119]Distribution , a
[3120]- COS, Rio de Janeiro, w/atts, UEC oe ann
[3122]2 - C/iH, w/o atts Pee fad wade ade set an
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[3373]“1, On 27 March 1967, a letter from Cuba was received at
[3374]the postal address given by the radio preeean of AMSCROLL.
[3375]The letter had been mailed in Habana on 4 March 1967 and the
[3376]contents included. three Photos of an unidentified individual : oS
[3377]‘and one photo each of individuals identified as Reynaldo : “4
[3379]*“IRSULA Brea and Antonio *FERNANDEZ Fernandez. A note which
[3381]was inclUded stated that henceforth tte sendor would identify
[3383]himself as™Parcrasio". He indicated that if it was desired - i :
[3384]i _ receipt of his letter could be mentioned on the AMSCROLL Seep tere Pn re ernie cre meapamemnaaneemrss
[3386]radio program but that never should any mention of the : . j
[3388]contents be mentioned as this could reveal his identity to
[3389]the DSE. Pancrasio stated his help would not be much but . '
[3390]ve that his letters might contain information which could be co Co
[3391]of value. He wrote that he could not go into detail as a .
[3392]he was unable to spend much time at the typewriter. . . To
[3393]Pancrasio concluded by saying the photos of Antonio and . 7
[3394]Reynaldo were in the hands of a security agent who had yoo :
[3395]orders to find them. They had both been fugitives for a ma
[3396]7 long time. The other photo (in triplicate) was of a _- 7
[3397]Canadian citizen whose passport was retained by the DSE and
[3398]was reported as lost for an unexplained motive.
[3400]q
[3402]2. On 10 April 1967, the message from Pancrasio was
[3403]ac nowledged by radio and he was thanked for his letter and
[3404]told to continue his correspondence.
[3406]3. -On 21 April 1967, a second letter from Pancrasio
[3407]was received via Key West, Florida. The letter had been
[3409]ieahban 2 wecuitalas test Bc Eada s = eerie eae onl Sbves..
[3411]Attachment-2/8/c QoL) Stanley B. JERSAWIT
[3413]77 Copies of “info received :
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[3439]* CONTINUATION OF
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[3444]UFGA-27543
[3446]mailed from Habana on 13 March and was directed to Guillermo
[3447]ALFONSO, 649 William Street, Key West. Typed on ohe of the
[3448]two sheets of paper forwarded by Pancrasio was a note saying
[3449]this was lotter number fovr fren= Ponervestin and recuesting ‘ 3,
[3450]Guillermo ALFONSO to forward the papers to the same postal .
[3451]address which he had previously utilized. Copies of the _ Shoo 4
[3452]contents of this letter are attachod under separate cover. ; ‘
[3453]The one paper, dated 27 September 1961, appears to be a
[3454]list of Costa Ricans who visited Cuba under the auspices of
[3455]ICAP, The second paper appears to be a list of Brazilians
[3456]who visited Cuba, probably in mid 1960 when Janio QUADROS made ,
[3457]a visit to Cuba as part of his presidential campaign in : Sy
[3458]. Brazil. . :
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[3464]4. On 2 May 1967, a JMWAVE Officer visited Guillermo
[3465]ALFONSO in an effort to identify Pancrasio and develop
[3466]sufficient information to evaluate his information and
[3467]determine the extent of his access. ALFONSO claimed he
[3468]had no idea as to the identity'of Pancrasio'and was unable \
[3469]to suggest possible candidates from his reJatives in Cuba,- oo
[3470]former work associates, classmates or neighbors. ALFONSO ‘
[3471]had retained the envelop from Cuba which contained Pancrasio's ‘ wT:
[3472]second message and a short message to ALFONSO, The note to 5
[3473]ALFONSO stated that Pancragio had received ALFONSO‘s name a re :
[3474]and address from some unidentified individual and that it was : (7 TS
[3475]requested that ALFONSO forward the contents of the letter to
[3476]the AMSCROLL address which was enclosed, ALFONSO was
[3477]cautioned not to mention anything concerning the matter to rn
[3478]anyone, especially to relatives in Cuba. Pancrasio stated
[3479]this was his second letter (not fourth as indicated on the
[3480]material which was forwarded on by ALFONSO) and that the
[3481]- first had been sent direct to the AMSCROLL address. It was
[3482]stated this was the first letter by which ALFONSO would .
[3483].gerve as intermediary and that other letters would come fo vf maremememe mines I) eeimaotetanncteaienns A Sm Be exe
[3484]at infrequent intervals. Pancrasio had decided to use an |
[3485]intermediary address as the AMSCROLL address was too well
[3486]known. Pancrasio concluded his note by saying that he
[3487]preferred to remain anonymous and that he would be remaining
[3488]in Cuba for two more years. In addition to the above cited
[3489]message, the letter to ALFONSO contained a calling card with
[3490]the name Dr_ Luc B. INNOCENT, President of the Haitian
[3491]Revolutionary Movement. On the back of the card was typed in
[3492]Spanish “without comment",
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[3512]5. JMWAVE traces on FERNENDEZ, IRSULA and ALFONSO are
[3513]- negative. INNOCENT, according to HZPA-12507, dated 2 August
[3514]1962, is a Haitian terrorist, Fidelista, who was planning
[3515]to enter Panama from Columbia. .
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[3520]6. ALFONSO was instructed to forward any mail received
[3521]from Pancrasio in an expeditious manner and JMWAVE will
[3522]follow any leads obtained which might help to identify
[3523]Pancrasio in order to develop him into a more productive
[3524]source of information.
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[4012]/ cTYPIC mHSPawN @scroup AMOT ao ‘ y i ere
[4013]nn apej REFERENCE JMWAVE 6970 ( §4 42.9) pete gece mene wns A nema pa nn eee
[4015]1. STUDY DISCUSSED PARA 1 REF RELEASED 5 MAY.
[4016]ONLY PICK UP SEEN BY STATION WAS STORY IN DIARIO LAS
[4018]‘EVER AFP FILED STORY WITH NEW YORK OFFICE 9 MAY. WILL
[4019]FORWARD COPY TEXT WHEN AVAILABLE TO STATION, AMFRAME-1
[4021]ASSURED BY LOCAL AP OFFICE THAT STORY WRITTEN BUT AS 7 Ye
[4022]OF 1! MAY NOT FILED, /
[4025]n
[4027]2. COPIES AMSCROLL STUDY POUCHED HQS BY TM-928341 .
[4028]'
[4030]SA
[4032]AMERICAS 9 MAY, CLIP AIRMAILED TO ADDRESSES. HOW- Ome oe
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[4078]a vice esoZ) wey. 20 onancn SECRET [ses] REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED
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[4081]a — ae cr
[4083]ADVANCE COPY
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[4089]a FILE 42 (MMOS, Fe I LP 0 fF Tarra let
[4090]a
[4092]S.EC RET 1021372 CITE . TOMw 67 06 4 432°
[4094]va SANTIAGO INFO DIRECTOR
[4096]me TVPG @MSCRO etme ent eel ~
[4097]~ ERENCE SANTIAGO 4230 C~ S342) 3 a
[4098]1. JMWAVE PROCEEDING PER PARA 3 REF. STUDY
[4099]BEING DISTRIBUTED TO AMSCROLL LIST 10 MAY. WILL
[4100]_ AIRMAIL SANTIAGO SPANISH TRANSLATION WITH CHARTS.
[4101]WILL APPRECIATE CLIPS INCLUDING EDITORIALS YOU
[4105]al
[4106]“
[4109]MAY BE ABLE ARRANGE.
[4110]2. REQUEST YOU DEFER PASSING MATERIAL UNTIL
[4112]SRA GATE tl BB
[4114]won abies Bishan
[4116]Fe
[4117]wen
[4119]17 MAY oR LATER IN ORDER ALLOW TIME FOR ARRIVAL
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[4144]DESTROY 0 sis. per PERSON/UNIT NOTIF ‘ED
[4146]“-$ ECR ET 9322292 CITE JMWAVE 6970
[4147]“DIRECTOR INFO RIO D EIRQ, SAG -PAULO
[4148]TYPIC HHSPAWN AMSCROLL AMOT
[4149]REF DIRECTOR 97866
[4151]1. FE REGUEST PARA 2 REF CURRENT STATISTICAL AMSCROLL STUDY -
[4153]aoe wh eee mete SI Se ert
[4154]COMPLETED 3 MAY INDICATE 1967 HARVEST TO BE MORE IN NEIGHBORHOOD
[4156]6.1 MILLi0% METRIC TONS WHICH IN LINE WITH RESPONSI 2LE ANALYSES
[4157]‘OF, CLARKIKOW-RIONDAD AVAPLABLE TO ANSCROLL, HENCE PRESER use
[4158]THEIR CONCLUSIONS BUT IN DISCUSSION SECTION WILL REFER FAVORABLY
[4159]TG SUMMARY SECTION OF UFG-8567, THIS WILL ALSO AVOID SECURITY
[4160]FACTOR OF USING PRECISE AMOT CONSLUSIONS. THIS STUBY JILL BE
[4161]RELEASED BY ANSCROLL 5 MAY. WILL ADVISE PER REF OF WIRE SERVICE
[4162](AND OTHER PACKUP,. .
[4164]22. amOT STUDY OF 25 APRIL OF RECENT RISE OF SUGAR PRICE AND
[4165]THEIR PROPOSALS TO COUNTER ROLE OF SPECULATORS FORWARDED TM928256
[4166]ON 2 MAY.. DRAFT OF AMSCROLL STUDY DISCUSSED ABOVE BEING
[4167]FORWARDED PRIORITY POUCH 4 MAY, ALSO FORWARDING PERTINENT
[4168]EXTRACTS OF SUGAR LETTERS FRON MERRILL LYRCH, CZARIKOW-RIONDA AND
[4169]C. CZARNIKOW, LTD WHICH GERMAINE TO AMOT PROPOSALS.
[4171]5, AS THESE 4ND OTHER STUDIES REACH -OIFFERENT concLusions ov SET g..
[4175]mag 1867
[4178]1400000 Sh Se me gr cr re er ue eget cam ogres
[4180]. i, °
[4181]PASE 2 JMWAVE 63 6979 SECRET Sree ey 7 =
[4182]SIZE OF SUGAG PROP A AND DHE, ABSENCE HERE OF RELIABLE INFO ON SUCH KEY 4
[4183]. Vin ou Al - ae
[4184]: ‘FACTORS AS EXTENT, IF ANY, TO WHICH SOVIET UNION WILL RELEASE CUBA _
[4185]FROM ITS COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE USSR WITH 4,808,008 TONS THIS
[4186]i YEAR CJMWAVE IN NO POSITION TO EVALUATE MERITS OF EITHER CONCLUSION? ey
[4187]! . t : of
[4188]wE DEFER TO HQS FOR EVALUATPON OF IMPLEMENTING AMOT PROPOSALS. a i
[4189]IN ADDITION SUCH ASSETS AS AMSCROLL, AMHIM, ETC. .
[4191]; - ANRAIN<1 OR AMSNAKE-1 MIGHT PREPARE STUDIES ATTRIBUTING THEIR oO
[4192]3INFO TO PERSONAL EXPERIENCE ANB RECENTLY ARRIVEC ROFUGEES, .! 7 ae:
[4193]‘SECRET .
[4194]SETSET
[4195]on or BT on mer mre tore te etter anne ena aee Prien tere as oe
[4196]_ Co ene : ar : soe, _¢ - . : ‘4
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[4224]> FILE NO = NONE 4
[4225]» DATE | = 3 may 1967 =
[4226]* INDEXING «= None if
[4227]MICROFILM - NONE
[4228]/ To ° CHIEF OF STATION, UMWAVE
[4229]~ : INFO - CHIEF, FE DIVISION CHIEF, WH DIVISION
[4231]f FROM - CHIEF OF STATION, OKINAWA
[4233]5, SUBJECT =“ TRANSFER OF UMWAVE ADVANCE TO OKINAWA FOR
[4235]: ACCOUNTING
[4237]| ACTION «== «SEE Para 3
[4239]| REFERENCE * UFGT=19178, DTD 12 APRIL 67 °
[4241]be
[4243]Seas
[4245]1. CONTENTS REF AND ATTACHMENTS NOTED AND REFERRED TO 4
[4246]oe & “~-CREBHOLTZ WHOSE COMMENTS FOLLOU--~ Sannnenneneranandaiemnneenaneinaeaamnininia a | °
[4248]Loo. need
[4249]ae As BOTH AMOUNTS ON VOUCHER 8511 PROBABLY PASSED AS ONE :
[4251]"SUM TO AMBLEAK/1 WHO MAY HAVE SIGNED SINGLE RECEIPT FOR
[4252]" ($4,508.00 RATHER THAN RECEIPTING $1,020.08 AND 3509.08 ‘
[4253]SEPARATELY. RE-EXAMINATION APPROPRIATE FILES ON THIS ASSUMPTION
[4254]MAY SOLVE MYSTERY.
[4255]B. ANY OUTSTANDING ADVANCES THIS MATTER WOULD HAVE BEEN
[4257](AP ARO a Wh. ity
[4261]TRANSFERRED TO SUCCEEDING CASE OFFICER GORDON Ry HAWLOTT
[4263]THROUGH FORMAL MEMO WHICH UMWAVE FINANCE MUST HAVE HAD PRIOR .
[4265]REBHOLTZ' CLEARING STATION, EXTRA COPY MAY BE IN, AMSCROLL FILES... |
[4266]Ce - SINCE. ANBLEAK/1 WOLADY CITIZEN /AL THOUGH, ‘THOUGHT
[4268]By SOME “ASSOCIATES A PBRUMEN EXILE/, HE MIGHT BE APPROACHED
[4270]| DIRECTLY TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT AND DETAIL EXPEND ITURES MADE . BE
[4272]_, WITH Funps 1a GUESTION. a ee “
[4273]D. REBHOLTZ" RECOLLECTION PURPOSE OF AbwaNeay, WHICH
[4277]WAVE 1722 CITED ON VOUCHER AS AUTHORIZATION MAY CONFIRM, WAS
[4279]DEPOSIT ON LEASE, RENOVATION AND REPAIRS HEIRLOOM COVER. OFFICE Sg
[4281]| eet pede EIT STI Gite ee tata IT . .
[4283]ee IN FASHIONABLE AREA OF CITY. ‘CLEARED WOLADY REALTOR wiO WADE
[4284]“=. J QRRANGEMENTS, COPY OF LEASE IN JM#AVE FILES, PERSONAL O@SERVATION ~
[4286]r
[4288]ae - . SECRET TELEPOUCH FCOT<-13359: PAGE ONE
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[4298]I TELEPOUCH FCOT-13169 PAGE Two
[4299]DELLING If PROCESS BY HAVLOTT AND RESHOLTZ / INCLUDING
[4300].iSTALLATION AIR CONDITIONER THROUGH. WALL/, AMBLEAK/ UTILIZATION
[4301] QFFICE AND POSSIBLE VISITS BY CLEARED WOLADY ATTORNEY AS CONSULTANT
[4302]ON HEIRLOOM ACTIVITY PLUS OTHER SUCH INDICATIONS SHOULD PROVIDE
[4303]MIPLE EVIDENCE MONEY PASSED AND EXPENDED AS AUTHORZED.
[4304]2. IF ABOVE LEADS CANNOT BE FOLLOWED UP EFFECTIVELY,
[4305]SUGGEST REBHOLTZ' CERTIFICATION BE ACCEPTED THAT TO BEST HIS
[4307]* KNOWLEDGE FUNDS PASSED AMBLEAK/1 FOR APPROVED OPERATIONAL
[4308]PURPOSE. NOTE ADVANCE MADE 11 MAY 65 FOR ACCOUNTING ON OR BEFORE
[4310]41 JUNE 65, AND THAT RESHOLTZ ON ACTIVE DUTY AT JMWAVE UNTIL
[4312]Si JULY/ ALTHOUGH REF STATES DEPARTURE APPROX 1 JUNE/. TIME o.
[4313]FACTOR SUGGEST SUBSTANTIVE ACCOUNTING RENDERED WITHIN NORMAL
[4315]DATE LIMIT SINCE OVERDUE NOTICE EVIDENTLY NOT ISSUED EVEN 45 DaYS
[4319]i BEYOND DUE DATE /WHICH REBHOLTZ SAYS WAS FIRM SOP AT JMWAVE/.
[4322]i
[4324]; S. PLS ADVISE ASAP SINCE RESHOLTZ ETA 8 JUNE PCS TOKYO
[4325]. «STATION AND WISH TO CLEAR THIS ITEM RATHER THAN TRANSFER JT AGAIN.
[4327]VICTOR J. SANDVOLD
[4328]<i, END oe
[4330]DISTRIBUTION
[4332]< ° -B= COS, uMWAVE/VIA TELEPOUCH/
[4333]Sg CHIEF) FE DIVISION/VIA TELEPOUCH/
[4334]A= CHIEF, WH DIVISION/VIA TELEPOUCH/
[4336]SECRET TELEPOUCK FCOT-13i169 PAGE Two
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[4354]X-REF TO FILE 0.
[4356]vice eso) ner. 1 ‘Hf
[4357]pestany O)s16. aT sere
[4359]SECRET c221252 CITE SANTIAGG 4289//CTHILLEN ACTING)
[4360]_ QWAVE INFO DIRECTOR () 2 Hav &? 5840
[4364]‘TYPIC MHSPAWN AMSCROLL
[4365]! REF: UFGA 27416 (20 APRIL 19677 || \_ ve eat eR
[4366]~ _ de REFERENCE IS AN EXCELLENT PAPER THAT SHOULD SERVE OUR Po |
[4367]3 PROPAGANDA PURPOSES WELL IN CHILE ESPECIALLY SINCE THE GOC SEEMS es eae: aaa
[4368]: TO DESIRE A SOFTENING OF ITS PREVIOUSLY HARD ANTI-CUBA LINE, oo: 4 :
[4369]é 2. WE CAN REPLAY THE ARTICLE IN ITS ENTIRITY IN FUNERAL-1 :
[4370]¢ OR PROBABLY PLACE A SUMMARY OF IT IN THE FUAMBER-1 SUNDAY a re
[4371]& SUPPLEMENT. CA MORNING TABLOID OF SOME 208,c@0 CIRCULATION OW Cs
[4372]2 SUNDAYS, VERY BIG FUR CHILE), IN EITHER CASE ATTRIBUTION IS a4
[4373]i NO PROBLEM SINCE EITHER OF THEM WILL PLACE IT WITH OR WITHOUT i
[4374]; ATTRIBUTION, . 7 |
[4375]i 3. THUS, IF IT SERVES YOUR PURPOSES WOULD SUGGEST THAT 7 4
[4376]# — AMSCROLL PUBLISH IT FOR PRIVATE DISTRIBUTION AFTER WHICH YOU CAN (4
[4377]{ SEW) US THE SPANISH VERSION WITH THE CHARTS TOGETHER WITH A LIST i.
[4378]: OF CHILEAN FIRMS IT WAS SENT TO AND WE WILL ARRANGE FUBLIC _ a . ;
[4379]i DISTRIBUTION AS NOTED ABOVE, MIGHT ALSO BE POSSIBLE SPIN OFF SOME ,
[4380]2 EDITORIALS BY OTHER ASSETS EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER GIVING iT FULL
[4381]* TREATMENT, SECPET r
[4382]» SECRET . ; © }A- Fao ae ;
[4383]2 BT : Mag eR
[4386]ceva fret
[4389]14-0000
[4391]~~ \ ee Ci lw
[4393][SISPATCH Tee =a
[4395]Chief, Western Hemisphere fener +—
[4396]we" Chier of Station, Athens Oe Toy | |
[4397]CAN [VOCE INDE AKG
[4399]: RS reser L
[4400]a SSSS CE a PD
[4401]a SOSS'TYPIC/AMSCROLL
[4402]wet Poe 2e s ish Embassies for ANSCROLL Publications
[4404]ti SCHON REQUIRED “REFERENCES ~On Shipping
[4406]Action Required: ‘None, FYI
[4408]1. We-:forward by separate cover a copy of a letter from the
[4409]ot Royal Greek Embassy in Washington addressed to ANSCROLL together
[4410]: with a copy ot the requested publication. AMSCROLL answered the
[4411]on request by return mail and took the opportunity to include more
[4412]ae recent material published by AMSCROLL which discussed Greek ships
[4413]soi f - -and Cuba. All of this material had earlier been sent the addressees
[4414]and, further, had been sent the list discussed in UFGA-26541
[4416]1 (8 Necember 1966). We are also including in the separate cover
[4418]+ attachment an article based upon AMSCROLL material that appeared
[4420], in the American Merine Ergineer,
[4422]. 2. On 27 April the Spanish Embassy in Washington telephoned
[4423]AMSCROLL to request one copy each of the January and February
[4424]1967 AMSCROLL Studies of Free World Shipping with Cuba. The
[4425]Embassy explained that its file of this publication | was complete
[4426]except for these two issues, : -
[4428]6
[4430]Rey 8. Yencttrot
[4431]- qgv-MARK F, EFFIELD
[4433]Attachment: ; . . :
[4434]As stated, usc(2aZs) - a mo, cot a
[4436]Distribution ° ae . fe
[4438]3-C/WH, watt, wseem 5 .
[4440]2-COS, Athens, w/att. us¢ 7 or Povck
[4441]2-WH/COG, w/att. usc |.
[4443]2-C/NE, w/o/att. dec Yaa ac weeril@ toloam.
[4447]int 1 _ 1967
[4449]DATE TYPED
[4450]28 April 67
[4451]OISPATCH SYMBOL NO NUMBER
[4452]UFGA-27447
[4454]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMOEA
[4455]1G- t ave d G
[4457]4 19-120-26/3
[4460]“SE c R. EB T
[4462]a
[4463]BY
[4465]OE EE REF benno
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[4472]oa | “a . -29HY
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[4474]. - Ww G*\
[4475]. ROYAL GREEK EMBASSY
[4476]. WASHINGTON. D.C.
[4477]April 17, 3987
[4478]' Moviniento Unida Rev olucionaria
[4479]; 10 S.E. %h Street
[4480]Kiemi, Fla. 33131,
[4481]ersctatusshaneree “eee erat tetas a partes “pean ae Raa en eect renin poh estate te blank et hire y ent eampanmertn! Ae Sen neat
[4482]sneer eg Sree ete ae Fy teeta p
[4484]Deer Sirs, i
[4485]Would you kindly send us 2 copies
[4486]of your nuzber 6 Political Notcboct Series : 7
[4488], - fhe Maritime Fifth Colunn (Supleacnt).
[4490]_ wa, Thanking you in advance, ; ;
[4491]. . e +
[4492]; Truly yours, :
[4493]7, ~ ff . .
[4494]. Cte _
[4496]i _1.Kerasidis
[4497]* : Secretary,
[4499]TDI Senet hE Mean teria Bk to
[4501]Re PWNS eet
[4504]e
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[4517]14-0000
[4519]- ~~ ~ .
[4520]AMERICAN MARTI
[4522].
[4524]Pa - - who have been employcd 25
[4526]“ . Sout or tiere be established
[4527]cad. > at $100.
[4529]“Escalator Clause”
[4531]The AFI-CIO has pro-
[4533]nd posed that an “eseal:tor”
[4535]. clause be incorporeted into
[4537]Social Security so that a re-
[4539]Greeks Biscizina
[4540]Cuba Traticis
[4542]Fourteen rhip owners and
[4543]merchant marine Ceptalas
[4544]were recently incicled by Greek
[4545]authorities for sailing trans-
[4547]to Cuba Jn violation of
[4548]existing regulations.
[4550]The Minister of the Mer-
[4551]chent Marine has rcpartediy
[4552]sent to the projcr prosecttion
[4554]° authoritics the Mes agains the
[4556]~enrnentaiincinenni =~“ earners gud captains of 838.
[4557]; Irene, 8S. Earbarino, 5.8. Alles
[4558]and 6S. Pantanasca, All the
[4559]vessels are registered In Pira-
[4560]eus.
[4562]Onarges for similar riotations
[4563]are to be brought coon against
[4564]the owners and Capicins of
[4565]the 8.5. Tina, 55. Eltychia,
[4566]85. Andromech!, 5.8. Evra Ia-
[4567]ritieia. 8S. lixolas ¥., 8.6. NIx-
[4568]olas M., &.S. Roulamcria and
[4569]65S. Sofia.
[4571]The courts and the Merchant
[4572]Marine Disciplinary Roard are
[4573]seportedly investizating charg-
[4574]es against other owners and
[4575]captains.
[4577]3
[4578]ea
[4580]2
[4581]a
[4584]The steemee LOUISE LYEES
[4585](Lykes Bros.) ana the Yema-
[4586]shiro Maru recently collided
[4587]during heavy weather at Kee-
[4588]tung.
[4590]Ln ENGINEER ¥arch, 1967 p.~ 19
[4592]ERED BWM RET HENS STN WAG THe aE TE
[4594]ee 8 terre,
[4596]1 believe that the United
[4597]States, now surpassed by 13
[4598]Western European nations
[4599]in the field of sovial welfare,
[4600]ean and should provide its
[4601]cilizens with a realistis and
[4602]sound Social Security sys-
[4603]tem consistent with our re-
[4604]sources,”
[4606]Eliness At Sea
[4607]Rote Beclinzes
[4608]Reported i!Inesses and in-
[4610]jurles among seagoing per-
[4611]sonnel in 1936 in relation to
[4612]the average number of sca-
[4613]faring jobs dipped to a new
[4614]low for the last decade.
[4616]Recently announced figures
[4618]stated that the combined per-
[4619]ecrlage of illness and IinJurics,
[4620]besed on an average of 54,003
[4621]Jobs lost year, dcctlnmod to 73.7
[4622]per cent from the 85.5 por cent
[4623]reported on 43,009 Jobs in 3°25.
[4625]The recnective peceenlercs of
[4627]Injuries and Incase: ako G2-
[4628]clined. The retl of Infuriss
[4629]last year droppxi to 424 per
[4630]cent from 45.5 per cent in 1075,
[4631]and that of Illness was comm
[4632]to 37.3 per cent from the fint
[4633]40 percent registered the pre
[4634]vious year.
[4636]The percentace of injurics is
[4638]the lowest recorded since 19C1,
[4640]and that ef Hlness is the lewest _
[4642]since 1957,
[4644]All told, in 1963 licensed and
[4645]unlicensed U.S. merchiont msa-
[4646]rine personnel were reported as
[4647]injured or il} 43,045 times. Re-
[4648]ported injuries totaled 22,623
[4649]and reported Wnesses totaled
[4650]20,122,
[4652]vs
[4653]uu Sil
[4655]sewscmaemees seuss € ABE as
[4657]fy viky which hes Ied since
[4658]‘| the end of World War H
[4659]i: bo regicet and abuse of
[4660]fi the American merchant
[4661]. marine by government
[4662]i arencics,
[4663]{ “President Johnson an-
[4664]4 nounced mere than two
[4665], years ago that he would
[4666]offer a new maritime pol-
[4667]Icy Lut this stil] hes not
[4668]been put forward. In the
[4669]meantime, pressures have
[4670]been increasing within
[4671]government to abandon
[4672], entirely the idea that our
[4673]country needs a strong
[4674]; American merchant mzr-
[4675]1 Ine,
[4677]“It is against this back-
[4678]ground that we have ex-
[4679]amined the pruposals ad-
[4680]vanced by Secretary of
[4681]Transportation Alan Boyd.
[4683]“We find many short-
[4684]comings in this program.
[4685]Most of its goals are far
[4686]> from adcquate to meet the
[4687]nation’s needs, It contains
[4688]provisions which would
[4689]damage rather than
[4690]strengthen the effective-
[4691]ness of ovr merchant
[4692]marine. It leaves many
[4693]questions unanswered.
[4695]“However, in view of
[4696]the present desperate con-
[4697]Gition of the U. S. merch-
[4698]ant marine, we must re-
[4699]gard the fact that a pro-
[4700]gram is being proposed
[4701]? and that it is positive even
[4702]' to the degree that this one
[4704]as:
[4706]oT.
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[4741]make ever
[4743]i that the :
[4745]guards are
[4746]“We be
[4748]~ Jabor and
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[4751]must abar ,
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[4755]“ ite behind
[4757]is practic:
[4758]obtainable
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[4760]ernment
[4761]abandon w
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[4763]the FDL
[4764]are advar
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[4769]policy. Its
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[4781]end result
[4782]imical to -
[4783]terest, un
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[4785]abilities.
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[4787]devices sus
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[4819]"UNIDAD" MONTHLY, ISSUE No, 36, APRIL, 1967.-
[4821]FRONT PAGS: .
[4822](1) ANOTHER REGIME OFFICIAL CEFECTS IN GREAT BRITADN: A brief story on the Colla-
[4824]zo defection, followed By excerpts from his original statement. Excerpts incluie?
[4825]reasons why free-world sea trade with Cuba is ceclining (U.S, Black List, Letin
[4826]workers! boycott, etc.)s Cuba-trading ehipowmers take advantage of Castro and over
[4827]charge him for charters; the personnel problem in "Mambisas"; the planned deception
[4828]for Expo 67 (exhibiting console record players me up of foreign components and
[4829]wood as Cuban-made)3 general cor¢lusion? régine officials don't know where they are
[4830]headed for.
[4832](2) EDITORIAL: HATED BY FRIEND AND FOES The Russians hate Castro because he has
[4834]ene fo meat eae ing be oe betes ser er
[4836]fs ensaieeictinmner $ timed them in’ the finoSovict rifts the Chinese loathe him bocause they regard
[4838]him as & mercenary “who has sold out to the Soviets, Latin American Reds hate him
[4840]° as well, because, as they say, he has promoted fractionalism in their ranks, Anti-
[4841]Conmmists throughout the Americas hate him too, as there is not a country in the
[4842]hemisphere where mothers and wives are not mourning the loss of a dear one to Cas-
[4844]3 , troite terrorists, And anti-Red Cubens vould not touch Cestro with a ten-foot poles
[4846]ye Hated by friend ani foe alike, how could anyone think that Castro may eventually
[4848]survive a chronic emnonic crisis: that his own ineptitutde has wrought on the nation?
[4850]: -_ (1) MOROCCO BREAKS DEPENDENCE Qi CUBAN SUCAR® _Fron the EIR we take the story en the .
[4852]: Moroccan plan to develop their. own suger indudtry at the expense of purchases from c
[4854]i _ "Guba. This plan, we stress, is récetving Polish financial and technical aia, which .
[4856]3 . _ . a a - shows to what extent Castro's Red cotrades are concerned with his sugar interests.
[4858]7 oe a TO . “ts : fae, : ~
[4860]‘et DO THE SCVIetTs SEND 'REJECT® PARTS eS TO ‘CUBAR Also fron the EIR, this is ‘the .
[4862]story on the "coincidence" that poor-quality or defective parts began to arrive in.
[4864]Guba, under Soviet—Cuban barter sgreenentsy right after the price of sugar dropped
[4866]oe,
[4867].
[4869](3) WHERE Is RAUCE'# A nanorous poen by Luis R. Caceres, Jr. It goes like this
[4871]Chih, si eee asec el dn atl idle a itldtd,
[4874]14-0000
[4876]oor Pe IT etre sa
[4878](it rhymes in Spanish, of course): Where would Raul be? ~- Is he out cutting
[4880]cane - cr viciously murdering Cubans — or hicing inside a trunk? Where might
[4882]he be? ~ what could have happened to Ravlito? - maybe he's got the "shakes" — - 4
[4883]or was abducted by (eloped with) a Congolese? (This is a reference to the old -
[4884]Cuban joke atout Ratil boing a homosexual and having a preference for husky Congo-
[4886]6 » 7 "> Yése).
[4888](4) Box’ CUBANS Help the fight against the tyrarny. Pass this issue on to | 3
[4889]your friends anc trusted acquaintances. Report to us any news that might be in- _
[4891]: teresting (we: give our P.O. Box No.). We welcome your oriticiens, “comments and
[4893]center on ape eh a i ap omen
[4895]ab
[4897]Pete nmin pe
[4900]SB -emarasemtenieam suggestions.”
[4902]PAGE THREE? - . . . woe weet pee eS Paes Z oe oa
[4903](2) Continuation of " front-page ‘story on Collazo. ;
[4905](2) CASTRO TO Be ACCUSED BY REDS: a brief story on the announced plans of the
[4907]2 Cot, ‘Vehozualan Communists to charge-€astro with metdling and promoting fractionalicn,
[4909]at a forthcoming Communist meeting in Prague.
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[4921]PAR my fen qussinicance ;
[4922]DISPATCH SECRET
[4924]Chicf of Station, Santingo
[4926]ares
[4930]i
[4932]Chief, Western Hemisphere
[4934]Cnicf of Station, JNWAVE
[4935]SBE Ot YEIC7iISPAUNZAUSCLOLG
[4937]Study of Cuban/USSR Trade Relations
[4938]BCNOTREQUZED - REFRENCED a
[4940]ACTION; See paragraphs 3 and 4,
[4942]REFERENCES: A, SANTIAGO-3885
[4943]B, DIRECTOR-86882
[4944]C. JMWAVE~6430
[4946]1. JMWVAVE forwards herewith a study entitled Economic
[4947]Relations Between Cuba and the Soviet Union: How Much lepen-
[4948]dency? Hoth Santiago and Headquarters are being provided with
[4949]an original and one copy of the study in English and an original _. Joo. .... ec croneeny
[4951]-».--and one copy in Spanish, Two sets of the one table and the six :
[4952]charts that support the study are also being forwarded each
[4953]addressee, This is an AHSCROLL prepared study; the author is
[4954]AMPRAME-.2 in collaboration with AMNSWAKE41, It was prepared in _
[4955]response to references A and B, ,
[4957]2. We have limited this study to an attempt to prove
[4958]statistically the very rapid rise of Cuban economic dependency
[4959]upon the Soviet Union, We have intentionally avoided editorial-
[4960]izing as the facts speak for themselves; thus we have drawn no
[4961]political conclusions, nor have we attempted to establish that
[4962]this economic dependency carries with it an implicit policy
[4963]control on the part of the Soviets (partly because policy control
[4964]does not necessarily follow and, in any event, the reader is free
[4965]to draw his own conclusions),
[4967]3. If it does not run counter to Station Santiago's plans,
[4968]we suggest that ANSCROLL — a JMNWAVE asset that studies and
[4969]comments upon the Cuban economic scene—-reproduce this study
[4970]under its name for private distribution to its list of sugar bro-
[4971]kers, trading firms, and international organizations that deal
[4974]athe stated, b/w oS cory
[4976]DATE TYPED
[4977]20 APR 67
[4979]CASPATCH SYMBOL AND NUUSER
[4981]UFGA ~ 27416
[4983]HEADQUARTERS Fu € RUVEER
[4985]Distribution .
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[5001]CLASSIFICATION
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[5024]" DISPATCH SECRET | UFGA ~ 27416 :
[5025]with or are interested in following the Cuban economic piture,
[5026]ad We would particularly like to bring this presentation to the
[5027]attention of Europern firms and organizations with which AXSCROLL
[5028]‘ is in contact and which are a factor in Cuban trade... We believe
[5029]3 that this will also give a basis for attribution to' Santiago
[5030]- should the Station desire it; if not, the facts and figures could
[5031]- be used by Station Santiago without attribution and without
[5032]or sourcing, for that matter, as we believe that tht figures will
[5033]5 stand,
[5034]od ‘
[5035]_ 4, dJMVAVE will appreciate comments on the value of this
[5036]a {} paper from Headquarters and Santiago, We also request a cabled
[5037]} response from Santiago to the suggestion in paragraph 3 that ;
[5038], ANSCOLL reproduce this study, 5
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[5070]4 Lo ECCNCHIC RELATICNS BETNEEN
[5072]CUBA AND THE SOVIET UNTON: HOW MUCH DEPENDENCY?
[5074]Cuba's dependency on the Soviet Union is known, The question iss
[5075]3 pendency? In order to arrive at some conclusion we have chosen Cuba's foreign trade
[5076]statistics for the 1959-1966 period.
[5078]We will work under the following economic assumptions: Economic dependency of one
[5080]° country on the other can be indicated to a considerable extent by their trade as this
[5082]wee
[5084]- indicates the need one country has of the other as a market for its exports and as
[5086]a@ supplier for its imports.
[5088]. What we will do is to analyze the Cuban Trade Balance for the 1959-1966 period. #
[5090]1) According to the assumption we established regarding trade dependency, we can
[5091]Ba™ spnmerenanenae 22Y. that during 1959 Cuba was dependent upon the Free World for its markets as total
[5092]: ~ trade value for that year amounted to $ 1,305,700,C00 and trade value with the Free
[5093]World represented $ 1,289,000,000 (or 98.8% of the total trade).
[5094]? ' Broken down inte exports and imports we see that in 1959 Cubari exports totaled
[5096]$ 637,700,000 while total imports were $ 688,000,000. Thus, the trade balance showed
[5098]a $ 26,500,000 deficit, which was a reflection of the trend started in 1958 due te
[5100]* Every figure in this paper will be given in U.S. dollars unless otherwise
[5102]indicated. The sources for the ficures used throughout the analysis, the
[5104]‘table, and charts were: “The Economist", "The New York Times", UN"s Econo-
[5105]mic Reports on Latin America, "Cuba Comercio Exterior" magazine, “Visidn"
[5107]magazine, “US News & World Report", and The Economist Intelligence Unit's
[5109]mae Ame bs weet!
[5111]“Quarterly Economic Review",
[5113]It should be remembered that the f igures refer only to the Cuban Trade Ba
[5115]“-~ Jances f.e., imports and exports, and not to the Cuban Balance of Payments .
[5117]which would reflect loans and financial arrangements, plus the Soviet mili-
[5119]d
[5120]4
[5121]|
[5122]4
[5123]H
[5124]4
[5127]tary and techical assistance; figures which do not appear in the balance of
[5129]trade and which are not available to us with sufficient authenticity to war-
[5131]Pemoved fro laemtemey
[5132]rant their use. S$ Classii wah
[5133]HO CuL (967 soo 868" Cia I~ Bonde . .
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[5136]how much de> ~ -
[5138]“ft
[5142]FO Fear SRETRRS CER AYUTT INH SRM ET er ETT oa
[5144]. cnn ane
[5148]“abe bbe Dada aaatter o
[5150]“Lecelaganlilicia,
[5152]Ses
[5154]RN POTTS DON SRON SOC Wh)
[5156]wine
[5159]14-0000
[5161]“3
[5162]3
[5165]Ree eq
[5167]the unstable political situation under the Batista regine and the ecunomic insecurity
[5169]of the new Castro regime. a
[5171]ania ni
[5173]Of the above mentioned exports, 97.8% were to Free World countries and only 2.2%
[5175]to Communist countries. “Import-wisey 99.9%, were made from Free World countries, while
[5176]0.1% were mace from Communist countries, ; :
[5177]Fhes, ve sen conclude that Cuba was st£ii-very-much dependent upon the Free World
[5179]ogo a bakit heb
[5180]=-trade-wise < Sorina 1959, Further, at least $ 623,800,000 (97.8% of total exports)
[5182]Whiiicts, aurcat
[5185]er
[5187]was collected in hard currency.
[5189]2) In 1960, Anastas Mikoyan visited Cuba and the Cuban-Soviet trade agreement was
[5191]- signed, The effect of this agreement is immediately apparent when viewed through Cu-
[5196]ba*s foreion trade figures.
[5200]Total trade value decreased in 1960 to $1, 1685 C00, 000, from $2 305, 700,000, Free
[5202]Ae peter ee Net MREy o S f ow
[5206]FRERG  3 me ctrcrperarencenaedito ss see nian cree sone oo
[5208]World participation decreased more than proport ionately, a6 the value of Cuban trade
[5212]pgihibiataiidaddeta ste oieblti LenlattiSiubalan ct
[5214]rs
[5215]a
[5216]4
[5217]i
[5219]_ with the Free World was $ 897,000,000, while trade wath Communist countries increased i
[5221]Te, $ 271,000,000 (or 23.3% of total trade) versus $ 1,269,900,C0O and $ 15,890,000
[5222]» Caw TZ of Bick backs )
[5223]nS respectively in 1959, am ,
[5225]_The trade balance was in favor of Cuba in the amount of $ 68,000,000 as control ?
[5227]of imports, especially from the Free World, established in 1959 was having its effects
[5229]3) In 1961 the whole foreign trade picture was transformed. It was almost the
[5231]‘ reverse of 1960, Total trade amounted to $ 1,253,600,000, of which Free World parti-
[5233]cipation represented $ 348,600,000 (or 27.8%) and Communist trade $ 905,000,000 (or
[5234]72.2%). ae SO ne .
[5236]We can. look’ at this ‘another way. In 1960, Cuban exports ‘earned $ 467,000,000 in
[5238]Stage
[5240]i
[5241]H
[5242]t
[5243]i.
[5245]hard currency. In 1961, the hard currency earnings ancurited to $ 166,800,000 since the
[5246]$ 458 100,000, value of Cuban exports to the Communist. pointe represented “agreement i
[5248], value" or “nomthat hard currency value" as the trade was: conducted’ under barter agree-
[5250]ments, with the: Soviet Union providing about 10% to 20% ofv tte total Cuban export value
[5252]fn convertible currency. . ‘ ee
[5254]an aa
[5256]t
[5257]-. .
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[5262]ae tee pone nS ne aS oe ee rr er!
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[5265]a ee Ce ee Te ba deter eet SEES Dba pes mem ow nate atte (abet eA AOS EEEE a Rad
[5267]. , ~ ; , o ge
[5268]Cuba was now dependent, economically, upon the Communist World, especially the
[5269]Soviet Union. <The fact that little hard currency was obtained from its new trade part~
[5270]mers further conm! fed Cuba*s economy to the Communist Bloc. | ;
[5271]4) In 1962, the trend continued, Total trade was $ 1,257,900,000, of which ,
[5272]a $ 1,031,000,000 (82.1%) was with the Communist Bloc and only $ 226,000,000 (17.9%)
[5273]De, , with Free World countries. ‘,
[5274]Another phenomenon appeared during 1962, The Soviets, who had been careful “not
[5275]to press Cuba during 19€0 with regards to their trade balance (which was favorable to
[5276]‘Cuba by $ 31,000,000), were shrewd enough to close the gap during 1961, The balance
[5277]was favorable to Cuba by $ 11,200, 000, 3
[5279]Ee wee
[5281]SCieariy, - the Soviet pressure was on. In 1962, Cuba faced a $ 227,000,000 deficit
[5283]with the Communist countries, Comoounding this is the fact that by 1962 Cuba had Spent ;
[5285]30.6% of its hard currency reserves in Free World marketSe 0 segennee _ aeeniannen aan
[5287]Dependency upon the Soviet Union arrived to stay as trade with the Communist World
[5291]represented 82,1% of total trade and imports from the Communist area had, for the first
[5294]yet
[5296]oe "time, surp as sed Cuban exports to the Bloc.
[5297]5) Two interesting developments occured in 1963, First of all, total trade with
[5298]the Communist countries maintained the 1962 level ($ 1,031,000,000 in 1962 and
[5299]: e
[5301]$ 1,054,900,000 in 1963), ,But, the Soviet Union tightened the grip by increasing its
[5305]exports ‘to Cuba to $ 688,900,000 (in 1962 they represented $ 629,000,000), while Cuban Z
[5306]exports to the Communist Bloc decreased to $ 366,000,000 (in 1962 they represented ;
[5307]$ 402,000,000), Thus, the imbalance for Cuba increased to $ 322,900,000 (in 1962 it
[5309]~ was $ 227,000,000). - Lo : ‘
[5310]Ae Cote . .
[5312]Te
[5313]At the same time, Cuba attempted an approach to the Free World markets by taking
[5315]advantage of an increase in the price of sugar in the world market (sugar averaged
[5317]. . - 4
[5318]6.48 cts’ per pound during this period). Cuba"s total trade with the Free World in —
[5322]4
[5324]creased to $ 354,300,000 (in 1962 it had been $ 226,000,000),
[5325]. Ce
[5326]Nevertheless, the 1963,trade balance worsened-for €uba-es—it showed a $ 323, 3200,000
[5328]deficit. ‘The-Free-Wortd-ceuntries were-able_ta turn. the_ fables. ¢ on Cuba (as in 1962
[5330]oa * os,
[5333]14-0000
[5335]aOR ERECTA ETT. OR TT a EM yeaa TT MD ae gee ES
[5337]Pa ee - a . a wees - . wel
[5340]coi Eels leh aa sey abbas ci ye puastialiacnase, medil Laldteitiaicunditnitiet ot adatetincE Gas Delite ub uaaacudate sda,
[5342]1
[5345]3
[5349]ao . mo ~ : . ao . : 4 : Loar
[5350]- Unt Tree worih ‘ hed
[5351]they had a $ 12,000,000 deficit on the trade balance with Cuba and now Cuba wes a
[5354]*  $ 300,090 Khe povidde Une Pret Worked ,
[5356]6) For 1964, a favorable world sugar market (average price of 5.86 cts. per pound )
[5358]encouraged Cuba to continue its flirtation with the Free World, The Cuban treasury to.
[5360]was able to handle some hard currency for the first time in the Castro era and Cuban
[5362]ae commercial missions were sent to Europe and Japan to purchase items no longer availabe
[5364]4 in Cuba, on
[5365]2 Total trade increased to $ 1,722,000,000 and the Free World participation increased
[5366]“38
[5368]from $ 354,300,000 (25.2%) in 1963 to $ 612,000,000 (35.6%). The Free World spending
[5369]spree took its toll as the trade balance with the Free World showed a $ 30,000,000 de=
[5371]3 a ‘ 2 §
[5373]ficit for Cuba, And here, we are speaking of a hard currency loss. | f.
[5375]x , Not even in the midst of Cuba‘s affair with the Free World did the Soviet Union
[5377]2 Lese . . . - re ee
[5378]+ Hig nee deese control of the situation, On January 20, 1964, Cuba was signing a trade acree=
[5382]i
[5384]ment with the Soviet Union by which it was commiting about half of its planned future
[5386]1
[5390]i
[5391]. Sugar production to the Soviet Union for the next six years. The amounts Cuba agreed
[5393]to deliver to the Soviet Union were: 2,100,000 metric tons in 1965; 3,000,000 in 1966;
[5394]4,000,000 in 19673 4,000,000 in 1968; 5,000,000 in 1969; and 5,000,000 in 1970, The
[5396]Soviet Unicn did agree to fix the price of Cuba°s sugar at 6 cts. per pound, which
[5397]perhaps seems generous in 1967, but hardly 2 good offer on January 20, 1964, as the
[5399]price of sugar on January 19, 1964 was 9,50 cts. per pound, Adding insult to injury
[5401]a pee
[5403]the Soviet Union did not include in the 1964 trade agreement its previous commitment \
[5405]to provide Cuba with 10% or 20% of the payments in hard currency as it had done in the
[5407]Fy
[5410]4
[5411]3 { 1960 agreement, i
[5413]7) By 196% Cuba was sending few trade missions abroad y~wvirtually: ceased-its-hard
[5414]be cece th hack
[5415]—currency purchases, and-feund -itself with alrost 1 no hard currency (the average price af
[5417]See
[5419]. ji
[5421]‘e
[5422]a
[5424]_ of sugar had dropped to 2,12 ets. per pound) pf During 1965 Cuba faced the Soviet Union
[5428]more empty handed than before and the general trade situation returned to 1963 level,
[5430]“ except that by now the Communist countries had more participation and the Free World
[5433]14-0000
[5435]eee emengnemmempern ss gro eT te ey ee SEE
[5437]7 : nn . ™ , . —_ - 56
[5438]had less, Total trade amounted to $ 1,551,000,000 (compared to $ 1,410,200,CO0 in
[5439]1963), but trade with Communist countries reached $ 1,195,000,000 (compared to
[5440]$ 1,054,990,000 in 1963), Trade with the Free World remained at the same level
[5441]~ $ 394,200,090 in 1963 and $ 356,000,900 in 1965, but sith a difference - the Cu- |
[5442]ban Geficit in its trade balance with the Free World rose from $ 300,000 in 1963 to
[5444]2 $ 60,000,000 in 1965,
[5446]AL ay
[5448]So, the Soviets continued in contro] as trade vith the Communist countries re-
[5452]presented more than three quarters of Cuba"s total trade for that year. The sugar
[5453]production had already been mortaaged, the sugar market was depressed, and Cuba was
[5455]‘ more and more dependent upen the Soviet Union.
[5459]x ° 8) Then came 1966. Suoar prices decreased to an average of 1.86 cts. per pound,
[5460]Total trade decreased to $ 1,465,000,°00 as compared with $ 1,551,000,000 in 1965,
[5462]pee et ree wt hn
[5464]_ annem, oe TRade with Communist countries also decreased (from $ 1,195,900,000 in 1%5 to~
[5466]a $ 1,160,C00,000 in 1966) and the Sovietswere able to rush a little further and in -
[5467]eel creased Cuba's deficit in the trade balance from $ 119,000,000 in 1965 to $ 200,000,000
[5468]5 in 1966,
[5470]Free World countries also gained. Total Free World trade decreased to $ 305,000, 000
[5471]{from $ 356,000,000 in 1965), but the Cuban deficit increased from $ 60,000,000 in
[5472]1965 to $ 65,000,000 in 1966.
[5474]Our conclusions follow :
[5476]FIRST: Cuba is economically dependent upon the Soviet Union.
[5477]SECOND: This dependency is increasing. It has risen from 14¢2% in 1959 to 19.2% t
[5478]by 1966. eke a
[5480]-" To buttress this conclusion we point out that :
[5482]- B) Cuba has mortgaged * ‘its ‘sugar production to the Soviet Union, , a . . ;
[5484]B) Cuba has exhausted itechare currency reserves. While an exict tibre is,
[5486]‘not available we estimated it to be ‘about $ 20,000, C00, in December 1964,
[5488]WE - a : Cc) Cuba does not receive hard currency from its trade with the Communist
[5490]i countries under the present barter acreements, : : ree
[5492]hoe
[5493]a
[5494].
[5495].
[5496]dharigetnale'sccreidiharen is on tNeamcat allt ee, lid iomnemenaa
[5498]Bee
[5501]“
[5504]eye a
[5505]14-0000 , : l. - ye
[5506]. eS sae Weetr hate : . ve
[5507]i
[5508]+ PR Ee ee ate ne Ta Bs? irate cane ate wt0d ove ewe tang Whee Ber
[5509]cmp oe ; : ~: . . _ oo
[5510]of - -6-
[5511]~ D) Cubs has a $ 1,132,000,000 trade deficit with the Communist countries
[5512]a for the 1963 ~ 19€6 period. Nor does this Figure include Communist technical assis~
[5513]; tance, military equinment, scholarships, and the like. : i _
[5514]4 THIRD: Cuba has lost its position ae a meaningful trader in the Free World, which a
[5516]i in turn has increased its dependency upon the Soviet, Union, aie
[5517]3 ae
[5518]a e \-
[5519]ag Note.- For a statistical summary on Cuban Foreign Trade for the 1959 = 1966 period
[5521]and for a graphic presantation of the above analysis see attached Table No. ]
[5522]_and Charts Nos. 1 to 6.+
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[5579]. . a
[5581]CHART NOI :
[5582]CUBAN FOREIGN TRADE
[5583]. 1959-1966 ‘.
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[5667]BARCRTS To RY infeRTS FROM Ny] ExPoaRTts To iMPOATS FRM
[5668]OMMGNISS Counts RNY conmust Coates N FREE woRLd FREE WORLD _
[5670]Source: TABLE Ncvi . a
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[5705]~ CHART NO.6 ey oo,
[5706]CuBAN TRADE WITH
[5708]COMMUNIST COUNTRIES As
[5710]st is PERCENTAGE Of TOTAL TRADE 1964-196,
[5712]TOTAL TAN HOCK
[5716].
[5718]Weeea -Sucan Maret. Misencs Prices
[5720]252 290 Suk - 5a
[5722]CTS PER PQUND
[5724]irey G60 + he . 4oX- eS 19641464 we ne .
[5726]BCURCE TABLE ACA”
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[5732]TAPLE NO. 3 .
[5733]CURA: FOREIGN TRADE F
[5734]1959 = 1966
[5735](Expressed in millfon UWS ) i
[5736]TN YEAR EXPORTS si DPCRTS x TOTAM pen Kt BALA |
[5737]"| Corruntst oo res . >
[5739]Non-Corrunist rs ony Ean
[5741]Ae.
[5742]“Teta} 1959 637.7 100,0_ 668.0 ___190,0 1305,7 100,.¢ > 26,5
[5743]' Cormunist ,
[5745]Non<Coreunist . »
[5747]Leta 1960 619.9 100, 550.0 ___100,0 1168.0 100,9 68,0
[5748]Communist . . 4
[5750]sore rune siewngab on pct ..Won-Coraunist Lee ee Tee eee ae nee wan ay — a emeeneten save
[5754]oe Corrunist , : tot tren yo
[5755]mane " countries 1962 402,90 77,1 - 629.9 65,5 1031,0 82,1 -227 0 4
[5756]. ‘Nan=Conmunt st . a
[5757]count eles 142___ W960 22.9 197.0 1495 22540 17.9 12.0 i
[5758]s Tota 1962 521.0 100,0 1%.0 190.0 1257,0 19,9 =215,9 : j
[5759]4 Cormonist ~ oy oe, gta 4
[5761]dl Nen-—Corrunist Bre : 4
[5764]Cormantst . i
[5765]ecuntries 1944 £23, 59,2 €27,9 i £AS 1110.9 64,5 ~264,% :
[5767]countries 1964 291.9 4.8 321,9 31,4. 622.9 35.3 - %,? : q
[5769]Comwunist : 4
[5771]lon=<Comauni st j ; . 4
[5773]total 1965 ARE, 1%, £65,9 _Im,9 195.9 100,9_ _—-173,9 4
[5776]Nen-<Cor munist j
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[5795]CHART NO.5 ;
[5796]CUBAN TRADE WITH COMMURIST COUNTRIES : to
[5797]1959-1966
[5799]eet Pere con ept dope eng iene enmenrtn y etnerniner ne ee eee eee
[5801]EXPRESSED IW MiLLION R@REE MENT US DoLcars “ EXPRESSED IN PEPOENTAGES, TRADE VALE = kuch,
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[5894]16
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[5950]1959-1966
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[6135]' to .
[6136]MEMO itANDUM 4 April 1967
[6137]; “8 70 st Chief of Station, JMWAVE | WPW-1333
[6138].
[6139]! FROM =o: PW/MARCIIBANK Distribution
[6141]3 = cos :
[6143]i SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL 2 = PW/MANRCHBANK '
[6145]AMSCROLL Progress Report 1 = P¥/Chrono
[6146]1
[6148]1 January - 31 March 1967 =- REG
[6150]campaign to discredit the Cuban regime's economic management.
[6151]As before, the campaign was conducted by the AHSC70i.1, radio
[6152]program and by serious economic studies and coment thet vere
[6153]provided its mailing list of sugar brokers, selected firms
[6154]engage. in international trade and shipping, and commercial and
[6155]technical journals. The Statioa continues to be encouraged by
[6156]| evidence of increased acceptance of the AMSCfOL! efforts. For
[6158]“4 example, AMSCROLL received eighteen letters from Cuba during this
[6160]: quarter, all of which were in direct response to the radio progran.
[6161]wx+ ¢{acwmcinee- Of these, twelve were received in March which represents the
[6163]7 highest monthly total since initiating the program. This compares
[6164]ee with eleven the previous quarter and only three in the corresponding
[6166]i quarter of 1969. In January, the Vice President of the Association
[6168]>| of Sugar Producers of Puerto Rico called upon the AMSCHO:).
[6170]“4 offices to request AMSCAOLL’s assistance in preparing a chapter
[6171]on Cuban sugar production preblems to be included in a book this
[6172]person is writing. AMSCROLL received requests from four universi-
[6173]ties or colleges requesting written mteriai, from a graduate
[6174]Student preparing a thesis on the lot of the Cuban peasant, from
[6175]the U.8, Army Special Warfare School iibrary, and others. The
[6176]wire services, particularly Associated Press and Agence France
[6177]Presse, continued to file stories based upon AMSCROLL releases.
[6179]i
[6180]ar
[6181]|
[6182]t
[6183]i
[6186]i
[6187]j
[6189]\ if
[6191]|
[6195]| :
[6197]A 1. During the quarter under review AMSCROLL continued its
[6199]| :
[6201]|
[6203]i
[6205]| '
[6207]|
[6209]F
[6210]|
[6211]|
[6213]A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS . |
[6214]|
[6215]|
[6218]Banta. epi fpipg adit ie ila etd Moab athausateen oad
[6220]saath ideal ldenilnets tate saentioed oteceemetn wD, At
[6222]2. The ANSCROLL radio program continued as reported for the
[6223]last quarter--daily except Sunday for ten minutes over ANTHIGH..
[6224]In addition, on 1 January AMSCROLL began a thirteen minute
[6225]program each Sunday on AMTHIGH. These programs are in large part
[6226]eonfined to subjects of an economic nature with the time on
[6227]Sunday devoted to an in-depth analysis of what has occurred in
[6228]this area since the previous Sunday. Typical themes hit through-. |
[6230]-' out this quarter were: Economic and sociological aspects of woe
[6231]Castro's "San Andres' speech of 28 Jznuary, an unfavorable -: a
[6232]balance of trade with Spain of $30,000,000, significance of Soviet :
[6234]- trade with Chile as compared with Cuba, an analysis of a UN °: .
[6235]’ economic study of Cuba which shows that rice production in Cuba - ...
[6236]has declined 50% siittce i860, the 2oyal British Institute's ae:
[6237]finding that Cuba's economy makes her a poor trading risk, and
[6239]a report that Greek ship owners that persist in trading vith
[6243]Bag
[6245]wb .
[6247]Srooeemeecae a ippets cence danny pam mamas eanmen tran eremtetan ci a fate mates manana tae
[6249]hat Lm Frere? ( roo. .
[6251]jo ot,
[6252]Lod Se URET
[6254]one a pa ees
[6256]14-0000
[6259]. . . :
[6261]He
[6266], demonstrates that Great Britain is now getting the better part
[6268]_ refused to sell spare parts to Cuba; the story was filed by ArP
[6270]7
[6272]’ distribution during this quarter of 7,127 press releases and
[6274]-2- 4
[6276]Cuba are boing brought to trinl. Throughout this period and
[6277]Whonever possible a particular effort was made to relate
[6278]developments in China to present or possible developments in
[6279]Cuba. The difficulties of the Chinese economy provided
[6280]examples to which a Cuban "twist' could be put; e.g., the
[6281]Chinese and Cuban economic failures demonstrate the failure of
[6282]applied communism in the economic area.
[6284]con re gener Neen nearest ann
[6285]nae
[6286],
[6287]clues iene anbiiillibiabtebiae te wcebhll
[6289]3. AMSCROLL is continuing its analysis of the current
[6290]Bugar crop. Its releases on this subject continue to generate
[6291]interest ard the Station has seen coverage in The Miami Rerald,
[6292]El Universal (of Caracas), The Times of The Americas, and
[6293]Diario Las Americas. ‘The AMSCROLIE releases on Free ¥Yorld
[6294]shipping to Cuba were picked up by both AP and AFP and were
[6295]published in the newspapers listed in the previous sentence as
[6296]well as The lLiontreal Star. The AMH IB Bulletin also carries
[6297]the bulk of these releases and we cin therefore presume coverage
[6298]of at least some of this information in Jotin America. An
[6299]interesting study was an analysis of British/Cuban trade which
[6301]u
[6303]of the bargain; this story was filed by AFP as was a story of
[6304]the poor quality of molasses being soid by the Cubans to British
[6305]firms. Finally, AMSCNOLL continued to get mileage from the
[6306]Damlier-Benz story by reporting that this German firm has finally
[6308]ree ne wre rere ter tee penta RR ANE TIE BET
[6310]at ce a
[6314]4
[6317]ny me rea te nt NR i Ee RE RE i A ETN + nt Lie nes wenn
[6319]and published at least by Diario Ias Amoricas.
[6321]peared wm BE anadaashs Dannie eto mig oe
[6323]4: AMSCROLI. continued its mailing program to Cuba, but on a
[6324]further reduced scale. During the quarter about 5,000 were -
[6325]mailed versus 5,600 during the previous quarter. e count a
[6327]economic studies to places other than Cuba.
[6329]5. A recent development which my have an interesting —, .
[6330]operational potential was a telephone call to AMSCROLL from am)
[6331]Czarnikow-Rionda, the New York sugar brokers, which was
[6332]triggered by an AHSCROLL "case study" of the problems being
[6333]faced by a Cuban sugar mill, The firm told AMSCROLL that if has
[6334]for some time suspected Cuban sugar production figures and Lo
[6335]wondered if AMSCROLL had any such suspicions. AMSCROLL (through | t ..
[6336]AMPRAME-1) has vritten to say it would be most interested in pe
[6337]following any leads from Czarnikcow-fRionda that could support a
[6338]conclusion that Cuban production figures are false, which is. — ;
[6339]where this matter now lies. The officials of Czarnikow-Rionda “ ;
[6340]are well known to AMSCROLL and we shall be interested in seeing Jo _
[6341]what the firm developes for AMSCROLL, : .
[6343]u
[6345]ce cenantetcamablatsathacaman, sane Tact tee dite al.
[6347]gemma eae OE
[6349]tent
[6353]e
[6355]ve emebtmianamte t
[6357]|
[6359]14-0000
[6362]dn ananed andy
[6364]SECRET
[6365]EN ee -3- -
[6366]B, ADMINISTRATION
[6370]6. The amount budgeted for the quarter under review was
[6371]$36,750 of which $33,700.72 was spent. Of this amount, $9,728
[6372]was for salaries and $23,972.72 for operations and office.
[6373]expenses.
[6375]-7. Y¥unding is handled as follows: AMSCROLL operational and
[6376]aduinistrative expenses are reimbursed monthly by the casuv
[6377]officer to the treasurer after submission of an accounting of
[6378]funds spent. Funds for salaries are also given the treasurer by
[6379]the case officer which for tax purposes are paid by a local
[6380]cover company.
[6382]C. PROBLEXS
[6384]Fn ese tnd idsinactcadinsnassee switoneshtamaitathbewaivei thi aaics tiled cist
[6385]pb iiGae Ateaasebialn Besta, biaalsaaiiin uct annsl Sanit ;
[6387]8. The Station is not aware of any problens during this
[6388]quarter worthy of comment.
[6390]. ae pennein naa ne leap ine stpipn ected et yh ner eh a lh mete eT, pee + agpregitytetaurgy wot teat
[6391]ay wae De PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER ~~ ! f
[6393]@. AMSCROLL broadcasting via AMTHIGH will cease 20 April : ;
[6394]and AHTHIGH has been so informed by letter dated 13 March. The i “
[6396]AHSCROLL programs will thereafter be carried by JMHOPE. Tho
[6397]Static. expects that this move will result in a substantial
[6398]saving.
[6400],
[6402]a
[6404]. _
[6405]ceftthaa ERS id A actin caters
[6407]sar Lanett TO
[6408]: are
[6411]we terete anne ate a
[6414]14-0000
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[6427]el EE OTN ee nL a ote a te Oa ae Jad
[6428]: , YY Pe 7 ‘ —— ‘4
[6429]: SECRET . IV QUARTER ‘ 4
[6430]PART 3 j
[6432]a ACTIVITY AMSCROLI : : a.
[6434]. e }
[6435]: , 1. What contribution or progress did activity make during 4 j
[6436]4 : . - quarter toward established objectives? : ;
[6437]7 ; i
[6438]The AMSCROLL organization continued to make progress to é H
[6439]. establish itself as a reputable analyst of Cuban economic 3 3
[6440]developments. Once again it has accurately forecast the £ a
[6441]final sugar harvest weeks in advance of other authorities § mee
[6442]of which AMSCROLL is aware. a i
[6443]2. What progress is the activity expected to make curing : 4
[6444]the forthconing quarter toward its objectives? ;
[6445]A revamping of the AMSCROLL radio program to make it more : : |
[6447]objective will be a major effort of the forthcoming quarter,
[6449]TBA a Bh B+
[6452]3 :
[6453]patiynennon rr 09~ SBS Y epee te
[6455]“om tarencvamasmenterB* “Woe the activity “produced intelligence? Cite quantity, ; 4
[6456]and quality. , . i
[6457]‘++ No. This activity is not designed to produce intelligence. ee
[6458]Aa - ° 4
[6460]- . ; 4
[6461]z |
[6462]’ 4. Is continuation recommended? 4 a
[6464]-YES : gO 4
[6465]. a . i] As
[6466]. : - a i , a -
[6467]‘5. Funds budgeted for FY 67 $_ 134,000 . i :
[6468]_ _. Expended (estimate) during IV Quarter $_ 23,120 . mm
[6469]. an oot Total expenditures (estinate) for FY 67 $ 123,038.41 -.
[6470]Can . _ .
[6471]SECRET : 1
[6472]é . . _
[6473]a Ld i
[6474]- i
[6477]14-0000
[6479]wo wees
[6481]“the ro ‘mi i Merala?
[6483]awaited new capital in the
[6484]interior for this British Cen.
[6486]. REA 22-A_ Runday, ae m3, 1067} |
[6488]” First Work 1 4
[6489]7 OO
[6490]| Scheduled : -
[6491]3 | as 4
[6492]/ On Capital | | a
[6493]British Honduras ‘ 4
[6494]i Plans Inland City : ‘|
[6496]Comptied by Our Latin America Stef? : ‘|
[6497]5 BELIZE, British Honduras . |
[6498]i — Construction on a long i
[6500]tra] American possession is
[6501]expected to begin within six
[6502]weeks.
[6504]Total cost ts estimated at
[6505]$16 million, It will include
[6506]roads, drainage, water sup-
[6507]ply, electzicity. newage dis-
[6508]posal. public buildings and
[6512]240 houses of various types.
[6513]The publile buildings will
[6514]. , include a legislative assem-.
[6515]bly buliding, two multistory
[6517]” government office buiidings,
[6519]2
[6520]20 ane RERUNS of nesess saMentar onan nner Ahm Ain Woe oe eer ont Ee
[6522]q
[6523]EDT Oa Tene Tener teenemtenT a eercn nrc te ME Eee hoe ot a ee
[6525]at
[6527]fee te 7 ” ms shop eet . bo .
[6529]he peamaenaet at + cemiher tan SSSA AO San mation Sele RPS Hoye Soe
[6531]“~ © @' post office, magistrate’s
[6532]“court, 42-bed hospital, two
[6533]primary scaco!s and one com-
[6534]- 7+ prehensiv2 secondary school
[6535]The new capital site t&
[6536],. about 30 miles intand from
[6537]the hurricane-susceptible
[6538]coastal city of Belize where |
[6539]about one third of the territo-
[6540]ts 110, 000 Population lives.
[6542]** Grenade Injures 12 £
[6543]_In Costa Rica Crowd F.
[6545]BAN JOSE, Costa Rica —
[6547]t
[6549]3
[6551]“. had been arrested in cannec-
[6552]*. don with the Brenade blast.
[6555]2 Argentina “Students
[6556]* Lose School Role
[6558]re ‘BUENOS AIRES — ‘The
[6559]Argentine military govern-
[6560]ment of Lt. Gen. Juan Carlos
[6562]' Qngania has banned stu-
[6563]. dents from ruling bodies of
[6564]the nine state universities
[6565]afd warned students and
[6566]a to stay out of poli-
[6567]Se
[6569]teat iaainaeiiien iaheaiaerii leat ibaa aaaiaddiaare tr aS AINE UNE SER HSER SCE NERO RAEN RR dae ENE ES Uo EIST RE Oe
[6571]et +
[6573]Qne-Day Halt OKd
[6574]Th Rofuvee Flivhis
[6577]14-0000 5 -L -k ee, oe
[6578].
[6582]' ‘US. OFFICIALS Satur-
[6583]; day announced that tuo Cue
[6585]: han refugee fights for Mon-
[6586]day. May 1. will be suspend.
[6587]ed at the request of the Cu-
[6588]ban government. Communist .
[6589]May Day activities are sched- :
[6590]ued on the island that day. ‘ .
[6592]The US. financed flights, : :
[6593]4 which have brought more *
[6594]than 60,000 refugees to this
[6595]country since they were inj- .
[6596]tdated 17 .aunthe cot rill &, Tost
[6597]resumed May 2 on a twice-a-
[6598]day, five-day-a-week basis.
[6600]2 kt & &
[6604]SOT terpenes nen pe mes een
[6606]Le)
[6608]j
[6609]Venesuelan Reds |
[6610]‘Condemn Terrorism’, |
[6612]i
[6613]i
[6616]Hy outlawed Communist Party
[6617]: made an about face at its
[6619]saiteneitela alae abinbeaasolih.
[6621]H latest secret meeting, reject-
[6622]| ing the thesis of armed Insur-
[6623]: rection and favoring partici-
[6624]pation in elections, a Commue
[6625]nist informant said here.
[6627]- The Eighth Plenum of the
[6628]Venezuelan Communist Par-
[6629]ty (PCV), “held somewhere
[6630]in Venezuela, agreed to do
[6631]without armed insurrection,
[6632]condemn terrorism and par-
[6633]teipate in the next election,”
[6634]the Communist source report-
[6635]ed. :
[6636]The PCV was outlawed by }
[6637]- former President Romulo 3
[6639]- Betancourt in 1962 and if
[6640]the government does not per-
[6641]mit legalization now. the
[6642]party will negotiate its vot-
[6643]ing strength with leftist par-
[6644]_ ties that operate legally |
[6646]care noe erenrene tees mat
[6648]Bod tolyrebeniew es.
[6652]the country.
[6653]tok .
[6655]“19 Western Ships
[6656]Call at Cuban Ports
[6658]_ NINETEEN vessels from
[6659]- Western countries, : fost tt neo ate we
[6663]vee nena ttle dite ging A foarelens I Sep eLnaete Nate fem actibenn afeagtten ce = +
[6665]fn note ae 1: eA a IO a YAS a sree nf R Ta ne +
[6667]ate,
[6669]ave
[6670]2
[6672]ses amehiveernd ot Set tone
[6673]4,
[6674]a Ae het
[6676]10 flying the British flag,
[6677]called at Cuban ports in
[6678]arch, a Cuban exile group
[6680]: Miami reported Saturday.
[6681]~The exile Revolutionary
[6682]Unity (UR) organization,
[6683]which keeps tabs on western
[6684]world shipping to Cuba, said
[6685]the 19 ships also included
[6686]two each from Lebanon, Cy-
[6687]prus and Italy; and one each
[6688]from Greece, Finland and
[6689]Panama. The Panamanian
[6690]vessel was the first flying
[6691]that country’s fiag to cali on
[6692]since April
[6695]Colombia Denies
[6696]Using U.S. Troops
[6698]‘. BOGOTA — Col.c.blan
[6699]Army Commander Gen. Guil- _
[6701]“ nied charges froma Havana
[6702]that US. troops are aiding |
[6703]. the Colombian Army in its
[6705]woe
[6707]aap cen ape Het ebb sag he se geen
[6709]9
[6710]g
[6711]3
[6713]ecm tebe aie abate, abetted
[6715]a oe .
[6717]4 4 -
[6719]- ? anti-guerrilla campaign. * + :
[6720]-. He said armed subversive |' ce ~ !
[6721]- - activities In-the country are Dos AS an te
[6722]: “in a process of disintegra- . : ‘. : wots val
[6723]- tion” due to action of Colom- aa . 3
[6724]ae bian Army units. . come F i
[6725]- r - ‘ ‘
[6726]. a q ; 2
[6727]= ay . ;
[6730]14-0000
[6732]Ser aerated oe i rane to ee eer aa
[6734]4
[6735]ee oui pak os
[6736]wah ct EECDS eaten hs -thernitedhthce :
[6738]_biISt 9 SATOH TE & a waren PROCESSING }
[6740]- ee Ce a i 4
[6741]Chief of Staticn, Kingston | XX [mo tacos ecqust | ‘ a
[6742]GALY QuaLifitD :
[6743]Chief, To Cad ute ThOexING || 4
[6744]WSS EE \
[6745]Chief of Station, JMWAVE ASS EE i
[6746]_p Suerter  AYPIC/AMSCROLL/Opera tional 4
[6747]. I
[6748]= action REQUIRED: REFERENCES 4.
[6749]3 e Hy ' x
[6750]Action Required: FYI i j .
[6751]Reference: KINGSTON-2818 1
[6752]: We forward for your informativn a copy of a letter dated : :
[6753]“15 January from Rev. Henry Muir in which he requests "a million a
[6754]different coppies" (sic) of AMSCROLL publications that he had 24
[6755]previously seen, In view of the reference JMWAVE will instruct i
[6756]AMSCROLL to ignore this letter, : eer et
[6757]eceene nets tern oe manera oe pein cee, FANE AS AE gree tanarrat SMS MTS mraitiingTis ne a etna al mah ean ee «tac mramrdemrnmeramrars acta he AE oe BITES ISS = BEE A vena teen .
[6758]oe Philip G, ELMARD ot SP nem
[6759]- ee ee . “4
[6761]ecletke
[6763]- 4
[6764]. : Dg.
[6765]. t oy
[6766]. . ; 4
[6767]. - ~ oto.
[6769]- 4 4 . . d :
[6771]Attachment: . , ! oo
[6772]copy of letter, UseG ZX) eo : bo hy
[6773]Distribution So :
[6775]3 - COS, Kingston, w/atte, USC -, |, ).. 4 -_
[6776]~ C/WH, w/att,, USC fot 4 I yy tee oo | 1 lJ wl se oO . : a ads
[6777]=. WH/COG, w/att.,; USC “ lG-120-26 a
[6779]seeteecatigiieheiednn mig
[6781]exten tea brett
[6782]UFGA ~ 26840 ae
[6783]CLASSIFICATION .
[6784]| szears 19-120~-26/3 a
[6788]ni fag De fone BR
[6790]TARO alate tout
[6792]Pan ed
[6794]i
[6800]Ee >| . pee _ 4. 4 . . ~
[6801]SIC RO | ueGaA-2er bo PRUE 14. 154 BG
[6804]4
[6806]. qast. - et then ee
[6807]ft .
[6808]a + . ao .
[6809]fos a ; ,
[6810]fobatdic Siete. suncnind baaketilbeie.
[6813]Unirep Linerat Parry 76 Granih oun Bad
[6814]Founder & President: SEGpc eT “, tngslon FP Vg Oy XP
[6815]REV. HENRY MUIR _fumeatca Ma
[6817].. MOF pce . 9B 7
[6822]oop on
[6825]Pam He
[6828]sean oo r
[6829]fpovet as Ree PF ewe mee: es 4
[6833]4
[6835]Sag, toy f i ~ ute Xie, tet
[6836]Gboulislin senile ctubbin, a Ral echt d cits a
[6837]: ” z . .
[6838]i - i
[6842]1 faweare a goog, Sorktat
[6844]4 sore iE é GEO |
[6845]BE eee, (Lig Lid Zigt
[6846]Ee a ame ; 3
[6848]Pica feucy
[6851]14-0000 ve ay , oe
[6855]O
[6856]1
[6858]‘)
[6859]4 .
[6860]U
[6862]ONLY QUALIFIED
[6863]HEADQUARTERS DESH
[6865]Chief of Station, JUWAVE
[6866]Une Xb On
[6868]Quarterly Progress Reports Concerning Political Action Programs
[6870]ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
[6872]J suastcr
[6874]Tranenitted herewith are seven progress reports, listed
[6875]_» below, for the second quarter of FY 67 concerning the Political
[6876]Action programs of the Station.
[6878]AMSCROLL — d W-1AC-AG
[6879]AHNCEROW .
[6880]AMBASAL
[6882]AMLIRA
[6884]AMSTRUT
[6886]ANLOP
[6888]weet chan appease aman, Sraettopance ls lferortie ra cnet ener 2 wee Mee NS wpe rates Mat Dreier pie eG, SA A Rhea PLETE EE PA AEE Ae BEANS PONE LI Lat tA oa
[6890]pen
[6894]Philip G. Elmard
[6898]_Attachnents 4/W
[6899]7 Progress Reports
[6902]2 = WH/C W/Atts.
[6904]DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED
[6906]6 Jan. 67 | JAN ~ 9 1357
[6908]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[6910]UFGA-26713
[6912]MEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
[6917]14-0000
[6919]eteetes EE
[6921]we
[6924]MPMORARDUM 22 December 1966
[6926]TO +: Chief of Station UPW = 1269 |
[6928]FROM 6: PU/MONESTIER Distribution - i
[6930]SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL . 1 — PWASONESTIER j
[6931]AMMOP - Progress Report 1 = PW/Chrono . j
[6933]x . - 1 October ~ 31 Decenber 1966 1 = REG
[6935]“A. GQPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
[6937]. 1. AMMOF maintained contact with party leaders throughout . tye
[6938]_,.. the hemisphere during the quarter. The wajority of the corres- -
[6939]pondence was handled by AHCRIG/1, the leader of the youth wing,
[6940]who was informed by the JUDCA secretary-general, both during his
[6941]October visit and in subsequent correspondence, that the AMMOP
[6942]. youth wing was performing effective work and that a JUDCA study
[6943]pees enigene nee OB AMHOP activities would be forthcoming. The JUDCA secretary~
[6945]general favors the incorporation of the AHIOF youth sector into
[6946]his organization.
[6948]rey i
[6950]r
[6952]yee 2. ANMOP youth published two bulletins on their activities
[6953]- glong with an interesting summary on the activities of their ow
[6954]counterperts in other countries, which was mailed to a list of ,
[6955]contact# and correspondents. Several party officials in other
[6956]‘ countries have requested to be placed on the AMMOF mailing lists,
[6957]‘ an indication that AMMOP is becoming more widely recognized as a
[6958]representative political movement.
[6960]3. The AMBOP youth group has also orgenized a series of
[6961]seminars which sttracted from 30-35 participants during the quer-
[6962]ter. The purpose, in addition to offering discussions on such .
[6963]subjects as politics, labor and agriculture, was. to promote more : :
[6964]group unity and to draw new sources of talent. .
[6966]B, ADMINISTRATIVE Lo , _ -
[6968]Ss pbenbthtaecasttictabelabicn, neni abet Ra aac hg a
[6970]liars,
[6972]t .
[6973]4.. During the quarter, expenses totaled $2,075.77. This sum A
[6974]focluded monthly support to AMMOP, and salary and oferationsal ,
[6975]expenses of ANCRIS5/1,. This compares with a budget allocation of
[6976];. $3,750 for the reporting period.
[6978]. vie
[6979]tue os 4
[6981]Se eatin wenolthe Hedibinbebtih  secianaa lebadtl babysit M
[6982]. . ¢
[6985]14-0000
[6987]6. Additional sominars are projected for the next quarter.
[6988]Both AMMWOP acd its youth sector will maintain active corrosponcence
[6989]“to gain recognition as knowledgeable and active groups. In addition,
[6990]future AMMOP activities will be aimed at creeting a more cohesive
[6991]orgenizational structure, attracting responsible leadership talent
[6992]to ths organization, and gaining greater recognition and possible
[6993]financial support ard guiduuce from the Parent International Move=-
[6994]moat.
[6996]i _— . weeae erwgaptar esse agent 6 tae ike ee
[6997]ao J a dike i
[6999]i
[7000]4
[7001]- 3
[7002]: . rr - H a
[7004]_ SECRET 7
[7005]Ty : 2 4
[7006]. : i 4a
[7007]~3- . , ee
[7008]: a
[7009]. + 4
[7010]C. PROBLEMS 4
[7011]&. The difficulties in the operation of the AMMSOP project
[7012]are duo largely to the lerk of effective leadership and initiative. i ;
[7013]The AHKOP youth wing is operating with reasonable effectiveness i ;
[7014]within its aphere but is hampered by the lack of active JUDCA : 4
[7015]nenbersatip. 4
[7017]D. FUTURE PLANS | 4.
[7018]{ .
[7020]t
[7023]a
[7024]| ag Wastes
[7026]. ema tua ameter pe mE ts
[7028]fe ene cece rate Selegen Teena Ste yer na SE nearness am mem ite
[7031]boos,
[7032]ds iat a sass
[7035]. a
[7036]7 * 1
[7037]a ‘6 . kh. ed. an
[7038]a pe j
[7039]: 7 4 . 4
[7040]m t .
[7041]3 | i
[7042]2 : t “ye
[7043]: He Ok,
[7045]3 . t : neh ne
[7047]e a , |
[7050]ee aattltne Saree
[7053]14-0000
[7055]SECRET
[7057]MEMORANDUK 23 December 1966 oO
[7059]To : Chief of Station ' WW = 1265
[7060]FROM =: PN/HARCHRANK . Distribution
[7061]‘T= Cos
[7062]SUBJECT : TYFIC; OPERATIONAL we PW/MARCHBANEK
[7063]AKENGT - Progress Report - '"¥ » P¥/Chrono
[7064]1 October - 31 December 1966 . §- 1 = RI Chrono
[7066]e.
[7068]ABBbcgy tifedindbiveaics, weenie ban AE cabin. bse eanrtet ha Rle cade can lied aged
[7070]A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
[7072]1. The AMENOT organization continued during the quarter
[7074]under review with its program of assisting Cuban merchant :
[7076]> mariners who have defected from their service. ‘Fifteen diff- Hl
[7078]erent cases were handled during this period which included :
[7080]five resettlement cases in areas other than JHWAVE, Billets
[7082]at sea were found for two more--one as a first mate and one as :
[7084]a third mate. The remaining eigit received assistance in obtaime ot nme,
[7086]co sate cone meni: SBE employment or what might be called administrative aid-assis- ‘ :
[7088]tance in obtaining social security numbers, etc. :
[7090]ep uctheckipagi
[7092]~ 2. Processing continued for those interested in employment coh wre
[7093]ee --.- by the Military Sea Transport Service (HSTS). Progress in -
[7094]. . obtaining the necessary U.8. Coast Guard certification is siow
[7095]and of the four that applied for this during the previous quarter
[7096]_ only two hed received the certificationhy the end of the current
[7097]en quarter. During this quarter two more former Cubar merchant
[7098]. . officers sought through AMKNOT this certification as they expressed :
[7099]| interest in MSTS employment. The current status is: In process--6;— i
[7100]. _ Coast Guard certifications received--2; physical examinations given :
[7101]. * (and passed)--4, In addition, applications for employment together :
[7102]0 - with the Coast Guard certifications and completed physical examin- oo
[7103]. ation forms were forwarded 28 December to the cover company in
[7104]Baltimore for 2, The remainder will be forwarded as the Coast
[7105]‘Guard certifications are received.
[7108]: -
[7111]_
[7113]es Alban saan boltt baat ed dedrens ometbatinte
[7117]t
[7119]3. The activities of the AMKNOT organization continue to I
[7120]receive publicity. The Station has four clips from different
[7122]papers including one from £1 Universal of Caracas. AMKNOT issued |
[7124]_, one press release during this quarter.which was an "eyewitness" |
[7126]account of the attempt of four Cuban sailors to obtain political i
[7128]]
[7130]i
[7132]ais ebb a ia 7
[7134]asylum in the Canary Islands. In fact, this was a letter mailed
[7135]to AMKNOT by «USPOT~2 and signed in pseudonym. The story was
[7136]picked up by Diario Las Americas in its 15 December issue.
[7138]4
[7139],
[7141]teh a
[7142]11 a ett aad aa ae al
[7146]be coy
[7149]1400000 Fe eet EL re an et ey cA aoe eth Thee ong ns hae
[7153]eR ane ay
[7155]1 Soaaeh lil
[7157]an : .
[7159]wt lg hi sed estltue. 5
[7161]SEORET | re
[7162]~2- 3
[7163]4
[7164]a
[7165]B, ADMINISTRATION d
[7166]4. The AMKNOT organization remains constituted as reported aa
[7167]in the previous Cuarterly Report. However, in December AMASK-1 3
[7168]was offered a permanent position as personnel director of a local 3
[7169]shoe company that employs some four hundred people. His starting i 4
[7171]salary will be $475.00 per month which will be iacreased rfter
[7172]the first three months and tncreased again after the second three
[7173]months. The Station concurred with AMASE-1 that he accept. for :
[7174]these reasons: (1) The AMKNOT position is uot permanent, (2) ;
[7175]it appears that AMASK-1 will be terminated when AMKNOT ita closed, . *
[7176](8) this position should solve AMASK-1's personal financial prob-
[7178]lems, and (4) AMASK-1 has agreed to remain aa chairman of AMKNOT
[7180]without salary and to continue to lend his name to the organization.
[7182]The Station expects to replace AMASK-] with AMPOLISH-1 who appears
[7183]qualified to handle the hand-holding and housekeeping aspects of : :
[7184]AMKNOT. AMPOLISH-1 is presently employed by a local automobile . 4
[7186]dealer and is able to take the necessary time off to handle the
[7188]AMKNOT matters. We see three advantages to this development:
[7190](1) The Station will be spared a possible disposal situation when 00g rmgmennenn
[7191]—ThRH acento AMENOT is closed (it has been made clear to AMPOLISH-1 that this :
[7192]is a temporary assignment that at the most will last for a few
[7193]months), (2) We have offered AMPOLISH-1 $200.00 per month versus
[7194]$320.00 for AMASK-1, and (3) AMASK-} should be in an excellent
[7195]position to offer at least temporary employment in the shce fac~
[7196]tory to mariners to come.
[7198].
[7199]POSE eerie
[7202]5. An estimated total of $2,505.00 was spent during this ue
[7203]quarter. This amount represents AMASK~-1's salary and allowances,
[7204]i. office expenses, end English instruction for those seeking MSTS
[7205]. employment. Expenses by month were: October, $855.00; November,
[7207]7 $825.00; and December (estimated), $825.00. The allotment for
[7208]this activity for the quarter was $3,000.00.
[7210]3
[7211]3
[7213]5
[7214]4
[7215]q
[7216]j
[7217]a
[7219](Cc. PROBLEMS
[7221]6. The chief problem of the period was caused by the antics
[7222]of Raul CUINTANA Ruiz who jumped ship in New Orleans after a run~ ‘
[7223]in with the ship's captain and after difficulties with the Immi- :
[7224]gration and Naturalization Service over the lack of proper documen- :
[7225]tation to re-enter the country. CUINTANA has been resettled in :
[7226]California, though we may not have heard the last from him; AMASK~1 ot
[7227]recently received a letter from QUINTANA which said that CUINTANA : a
[7228]was about to sue the shipping Jine that had employed him for back
[7229]galary and loss of personal effects that QUINTANA claims the captain
[7230]had locked up. AMASK-1 was advised to ignore the letter in view .
[7231]i: .)).)0 of the difficulties already causec and in view of his potential for
[7232]ae further trouble (see paragraphs 2 and 3 of JMWAVE-3990).
[7234]a rn)
[7235]cr
[7236]3
[7239]i ae |
[7240]ene |
[7242]M ’ oe cnn wos ,
[7243]Cte Lace MUU et aba sl LE i rth i‘
[7246]14.90000
[7248]~ 7
[7249]° 3 2
[7252]t at
[7253]a 4
[7254]: 2
[7255]: (4
[7256]4
[7257]FA
[7258]: 4
[7259]“y 33
[7261]ee ommee Ce LG. toed . zB of ag
[7262]~ SECRET
[7263]. : . : o, A
[7264]* ro . ; “y
[7265]* - . t ?
[7266]4 . . e
[7267]i
[7269]- 3e
[7271]D. PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER
[7273]tw Rabe ead be a tatida lio nd a
[7275]7. The Station currently plans that AMPOLISH-1 will assume
[7276]his duties with AMKNOT on 2 January 1967 as this is the date
[7277]AMASK-1 will join the shoe company. AMKNOT will continue pro-
[7278]a cegsing arplications of those interested in MSTS employment and
[7279]. will encourage additional applications from those that appear
[7280]qualified and interested. Also, AMKNOT, of course, will receive
[7281]all defecting mariners that appear in the area and will continue
[7282]to encourage, where it can, additional defections.
[7288]se ag ee nee A Henn rE ee ene
[7290]a Shabba “asda ated
[7292]i
[7294]«jane pemetteh
[7295]* eC carreiernere BE Pe the ESE ORS IS IE ra aad
[7296]: se nanesergype nin Noth RAD mt enn SDE LI EE BA fe tS ° 7 !
[7297]: ania “ Nein eatin ata o
[7298]L. . : nia a mepnigtsread actly arth Nineties
[7299]renee ci 58 ne enhanc mt EE NA  AA AST AO
[7301]4
[7302]sei Seen ote cape ene
[7304]set
[7305]Set Eft dre aiiRlere trees Erg
[7306]spans
[7308]“teeealgewetoadeatindae was edad stlth whens ebtausin tg Rom,
[7310]SR te RR
[7312]senting,
[7314]vee EP TIE TET Caen enon nineppree nega ce
[7316]2h SA ARR SE a Ott ata
[7317]oe
[7321].
[7323]OO een heen oe
[7326]14-0000 oe seme . we an - Leen row eee
[7328]3
[7332]f
[7333]red
[7334]ahead eenadbha ER Jeans
[7335].
[7337]MEMORANDUM 19 December 1966
[7338]TO t Chief of Station WPW-1261
[7339]FROM : PW/MARCHBANK Distribution
[7341]AECROW ~ Progress Report 1-PW/Chrono
[7342]1 October-31 December 1966 1-REG |
[7345]A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
[7347]1. Ags reported in the previous Progress Report the
[7348]AMCEOW offices were closed and all personnel were terwinated
[7350]” except fo. AMCROW-14. Thus there were no operational ,
[7352]activities. However, the Station requested AMCROW-14
[7354]to send President Leoni of Venezuela a cable congratulating
[7356]him upon the action the Venezuelan Government took against the
[7357]_, leftists operating from the Central University of Caracas. cee ae nanan errant ten grange peo mE
[7358]“The cable was sent 15 December and was signed by AMCROW-14 , ie
[7360]in hig capacity as a former PERUMEN cabinet officer. This
[7362]was in response to paragraph 2 of Caracaa 5482.
[7364]hese dslbtais nse, altbaigs ly teat tdltaree et sated vatiane sided
[7368]meat nelne tng 2b Samet
[7370]an
[7372]ct -  B, ADMINISTRATION . pe
[7376]. 2. AMCROW-14 continued to receive his termination pay ,
[7377]of $425 per month. The final payment will be made 31 December.
[7379]Rony
[7381]ea -. 3. A total of $1,349.25 was spent by AMCROW for the
[7382]. quater ending 31 December which represents salary for AMCROWs14
[7383]@ $425.00 per month plus a payment of $74.25 to the state
[7384]unemployment fund.
[7386]Site lea me icnelnaen in ae
[7388]‘ @, PROBLEMS
[7391]‘4. ‘There were no problems during this quarter. AMCROW-14 has
[7392]apparently. accepted the fact that ne will be terminated 31 December.
[7394]DB, PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER
[7396]7 &. There are no plans for the next quarter as this activity
[7397]will cease with the final payment to AMCROW-14 on 31 December 1966.
[7399]Marte tgs
[7403]“i
[7404]9
[7406]ee sine ietestnae btm edes AER tieiallas AU eb 8
[7408]SRC |
[7409]Exctstes 34 ayismatiy
[7410]are:
[7413]|
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[7415]Pol
[7416]or rac
[7419]14-0000
[7421]met abe i wecckee.
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[7432]6
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[7436]4
[7438]MEMORANDUM 30 Decenter 1968 a
[7439]34) : Chief of Station WPY = 1273 |
[7440]FROM 0: PB/PABSIE Distribution |
[7441]T= cos q
[7443]SUBJECT: TYFIC/OPERATIONAL 1 = FW/PABSIEK j
[7446]1 Ostober - 31 December 1969 2 = ASG . 4
[7450]A. OPERATIONAL HIGU.IGHTS - {
[7452]1. Frinted Propagance - During the period under review
[7454]this cperation produc @ total! of 4,513 pieces of written .
[7455]propagonda for distribution as follows: ‘
[7457]a. Cuba : 500 copies of the ANBASAL nesuletters
[7459]b. + Eatin sueriss : 4,000 copies of the AMBASAIL bulletins;
[7460]c. Press Releages: 13 releases dealing with such subjects. . ;
[7461]as the treatment of political prisoners, executions, violations : ty
[7462]of legal and huean rights, ete. These releases wore the bases .
[7463]Iie for reports that appeared inp Diario Lag Asericans and in the :
[7464]: : AMHIM bulletin.
[7468]ne ean oman ree
[7470]2. Correspondence with International Organizations - ’ Correspon~
[7471]dence was maintained and exchanged vith the International Commission
[7472]of Jurists, the Americas Fund for Free Jurists, and the UM and OAS
[7473]Iaternational Commigsiona of Human Rights. The subject matter of
[7474]thie correspondence wae identical with the subjects mentioned ia
[7475]paragraph ic above. :
[7477]3. Impact = In on effort to focus attention on the Cuban ;
[7479]political prisoners issue, AMBASAL/1 prepared a 15 page document on
[7481]this subject which he preganted in person in October 1866 to the
[7483]Human Rights Commission of the OAS, The president of the commission
[7485]told AHBASAL/1 that tis document was the best he had seen on the
[7487]subject and the cummissioa, after discussion, agreed to continue iy
[7489]eiforts to get permission to trave) to Cuba to investigate the tok
[7490]= charges contained in the documest, AHBASAL/1 also visited the UN wt
[7491]+ . Human Rights Commisaton, the Interanerican Federation of Lavyers, :
[7492]: the American Fund for Free Jurigts, and the president of the Inter=-
[7493]= ; national Red Cross. A11 ip all, the effort to focus attesation on
[7494]: the political prisoners issue was successful and resulted in wire
[7496]gervice, radio, and press ceoversge. A total of 23 clippiags,
[7498]Gealing with AHBASAL/1‘s activities in this regard, was sent to
[7500]Beadquarters. i
[7502]Ney vette WELL Lad te eanatteaer ad
[7506]i
[7507]|
[7508]Bau? 1 i
[7510]t
[7512]Cosisied fray amaiat.s|
[7516]14-0000
[7518]Ca " . “SECRET
[7520]4. Radio ~ The weekly AMBASAL radio programs were carried
[7521]by JHHOPE and tapes of each program were sent to SWBULL/1 for .
[7522]re-breadcast. The content of these programs was in line with :
[7523]the juridical nature of the AMBASAL organization, although
[7524]editorial comment was frequently made on current themes not
[7525]Specifically related to the legal field.
[7527]B. ADYINISTRATION
[7529]S. The 1967 fiscal year budget for AMBASAL is $43,000.00. j
[7530]Ona quarterly basis the allotted figure is $10,750.00. During
[7531]- this quarter AMBASAL expenses amounted to $11,760.72, a total
[7532]of $1,010.72 in excess of the allotted figure. Of the overall
[7533]‘quarterly expenses of $11,760.72, agent salaries accounted for
[7534]$7,000.00, radio expenses amounted to $1,901.72 and $2,859.00 :
[7535]was spent on printed propaganda, operational travel, and nmiscel-
[7536]laneous office expenses. Total operational expenses for the
[7537]first six months of FY 1967 were $23,987.28, an excess of $2,487.28
[7538]over the $21, 500. 00 allocated for the first half of the fiscal foe met fe patttnm
[7539]csoneremewagsempvenstaita-~ FOAL »
[7541]* @, PROBLEMS
[7543]mh 6. Termination of the principal agent may be difficult.
[7545].-Consideration is being given to the possible future use of
[7547]_. AMBASAL/1 as a singleton agent. The alternative is to assist bin
[7548]‘in finding suitable employment; a difficult task given his: age ;
[7549](42), complete lack of English, and aspects of his personality i
[7550]and character. ;
[7552]7. We do not anticipate any other probleus relative to
[7553]the termination of this operation. The AMBASAL newsletters sent :
[7554]to Cuba were stopped with the October issue and the monthly '
[7555]bulletin with the November issue, Four of the AMBASAL personnel
[7556]were terminated 31 December and the radio programs were stopped '
[7557]in Decenber.
[7559]D, PLANS FOR THE NEXT QUARTER i LO
[7561]6. Three AMBASAL employees will be terminated effective ;
[7562]31 January 1967 and the AMBASAL office will be closed during that ~ i
[7563]month. It is planned to permit AMBASAL/1 to retain some of the i
[7564]equipment now in his office to encourage him in his plans. to con- :
[7565]tinue to operate on a scaled-down, independent basis. Wq@ will . toot
[7566]continue to pay a monthly salary to AMBASAL/1 through Mat h 1967
[7567]whije attempting to-‘solve his personal situation discussed in the
[7568]preceding section. - '
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[7576]Seep |
[7579]14-0000
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[7584]a
[7586]ha ate thane babe idea:
[7588]. 4
[7589]a
[7590]4
[7591]SENET 1
[7592]: j
[7593]‘ 4
[7594]j
[7595]MEMORANDUM 27 December 1968 4
[7596]4
[7597]To : Chief of Station WPY = 1266 ;
[7598]FROM: PW/RUBASE Distribution mL
[7599]- wae q
[7600]SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL 1 — PW/RUBASH a ;
[7601]AMLIRA - Frogreas Repo 1 - PW/Chrono woot
[7602]1 October ~ 31 Decenber * 1966 1 = REG
[7604]A. QPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS _
[7606]1, During the secoad quarter of F¥ 1967 the AHLIRA group
[7607]_ Compiled a file of nows;aper clippings concerning the political
[7608]_ occurrences involving the Cuban delegation during the tenth
[7609]Central American and Caribbean games hel¢ in Puerto Rico during
[7610]June 1866. This file was sent in October to Hr. Avery BRUNDAGE,
[7611]. _ president of the Internations! Olympic Coanittee, with the vere we = seemed ee eneseatiec pene Ee
[7612]in mass wo. TUQUESt that the file be brought to the attention of the I0C at .
[7613]the next meeting of that body for whstever action might be { ;
[7614]deeneéd appropriate. 1
[7616]weultaniabaninn Sipe ltdeabaties Caen pcb 9
[7618]~2e Significant ANLIRA correspondence included the following:
[7620]a. A letter to each member of the Special Consultation . - my
[7621]Committee on Security of the 0aS pointing out the use made : , ;
[7622]by Communist governments, specifically Cuba, of sports for : }
[7623]propaganda and political ends. j
[7625]» A letter fron the Argentine representative on the i
[7626]10C in which he acknowledges receipt of a tape with recorded 4 4
[7627]inflammatory remarks by Jose LLANUSA, the hesd of the Cuban pooN :
[7628]delegation st the CA snd Caribbean games in Fuerto Rico. Ia
[7629]the letter the Argentine representative deplores such action
[7630]as # violation of Olympic principles. This ties in with the
[7631]action taken ag. indicated in paragraph (1) above.
[7633]e. A letter to the Venezuelan Ministry of Interior pro- ;
[7634]testing the visit of Venezuelan athletes to Cuba at the sane
[7635]time as Cuba is inciting terrorists to action inside Venezuela. '
[7637]oF
[7638]ce hannbi awe Md btatdlsTedabaatweds te Ge
[7640]3. Approximately 5000 copies of the AMLIRA magazine were
[7641]printed each conth during the period uncer review. They vere :
[7642]distributed by news stand sale in Miami, New York and Fuerto Rico; ‘
[7643]through various sports organizations in Latin America and Spain oo
[7645]. aad by distribution os reading material on several Latino American ‘ ;
[7646]airlines. The AMLIRA magazine provices international sperts edie : :
[7647]torials of HASFAWN value which are of specific interest to latin :
[7648]American readership. Articles of t propaganda significance ‘which
[7650]5
[7652]a aie
[7656]SECRET °
[7659]14-0000
[7661]Gin Bioyidiieoseaere om ule tciitnansaaal
[7663]SECRET
[7666]v “ 7
[7668]appeared during th:s past quarter inciuded: A story on Negro
[7669]ath-etes in the U.8. refuting a Cuban c.aim that there was
[7670]d:scrimination ip the select:on of the U.8. Olympic team; an
[7671]articie on the disqualificstion of a Cuban woman athiete because
[7672]“she did not contorm to the revoiutionary principles of the
[7673]sports movement in Communist Cuba" onc an articie which refutes :
[7674]the Cuban c-aim that Cuba won the tenth Centra: American and
[7675]Caribbean games.
[7679]4. During the quarter the AMLIBA group issued several press
[7680]. Feleases concerning sports-newsvorthy events involving Cuba and
[7681]continued the regular five minute radio programs which are heard
[7682]thirty times each week on Radio Americas beamed to Cuba and on
[7683]WHIE in Miami. In addition the AMLIKA organization provided
[7684]recorded tapes of sports interviews and commentary to 58 indepene
[7686]_ dent radio stations in Puerto Rico and 14 countries in Central
[7687]and South America.
[7689]See, secbinsliSi in wosaba ws.
[7691]‘B, ADMINISTRATIVE
[7693]« eeerwe . ceniy ie 0 Barer ay Me ane oper a Nese
[7694]ven met wae das aunamenteieart ipa fore ste aan aor yeensnn © feet
[7696]we Reiger: Pan pesepermateme | ec ene fa ak mt
[7698]nee ete ene eat a tat mt acne
[7700]5. During the second quarter of FY 67 the AMLIRA organization : 7
[7701]expended $17,300 and had income of some $600 from news stand sales ,
[7703]and advertising. Both these figures are approximate projections en re oe
[7704]because the final December figures sre not recorded at this : j
[7705]writing. The net figure for expenditures during the quarter (sone i
[7707]$16,700) exceeds the budgeted amount by approximately $400. However, — !
[7708]this overage Will be absorbed in further budgetary cutbacks during
[7709]the next reporting period.
[7711]6. The AMLIRA activity expenditures also exceeded the budget
[7712]allowance curing the last quarter. To remedy this situation the
[7714]following specific economy measures will go into effect beginning en
[7715]1 January 1967: ; : 3
[7717]a. One saleried employoe will be dropped. .
[7718]Monthly saving....$250
[7720]offprints from the AMLIRA magazine will be
[7722]i }
[7724]Jb tos
[7726]b. Publication of monthly pamphlets with selected ° . oe a 4
[7727]i te
[7728]discontinued.... Approx. monthly saving....$400
[7730]It {s expected that there. will be other savings which wiil bring ;
[7731]the total quarterly reduction in spending to about $2500. af 7
[7733]-C, PROBLEKS eo ;
[7735]aan 7. There are no major unresolved problems involving the
[7736]_ ; AHLIRA activity.
[7738]go rpory
[7740], wo. asf
[7743]14-0000
[7745]a
[7746]inert edistcbinndibles
[7748]a, SECRET =
[7750]. a
[7754]D. PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER
[7756]|
[7757]|
[7758]8. It 18 probable that the next World Baseball Champion- |
[7759]ships sponsored by the International Baseball Federation will :
[7760]be held in Colombia. An effort will be made by the AMLIRA \
[7761]group to mount an operation aimed at assuring the denial of an {
[7762]invitation to participate in these championships to the Cuban ; {
[7763]tear. | a
[7764]9. The ANLIRA group is preparing propaganda materials for j
[7765]- use in a campaign to try to influence the sports authorities in i
[7766]the Caribbean and Central American countries not to allow their i
[7767]. gations] teams to attend the Yeight Lifting Championships to be
[7768]held during 1967 in Cuba. i
[7769]L i
[7771]i
[7772]|
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[7778]. seus te eye en tn tcege amend est dena + mp DANN ac A ee teer
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[7780]ng) Bp npc nmene mika etegpengh i ag te pies we, Ai a Rt pera aa 1 etme eetin Sea in im We ~ te 7 f
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[7838]4. GZERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
[7840]1. Gm @ October 1966 AMSTAUT-2 «poke in Rew York before
[7841]am sudience of approximately 2600 persons on the occasion of
[7842]the enniversary of Cuban Independence (Grito da Yara). The
[7843]gathering wae sponsored by AMICK. ‘The audience response wae
[7844]. ‘enthusiastic and the press services (AP,UPI, AFP) issued wire
[7845]1 meses. TOLQABES OD the AMSTRUT-2 statements which included s denuncia= ~~ “~"
[7846]tion of Fidel CASTRO o8 a “hangman of his own people” and a
[7847]"lackey of international Comzunisa”.
[7849]ae SEER : |
[7850]| |
[7851]MEMORANDUM 3 January 19866 |
[7852]To : Chief of Station BPu - 1276 |
[7853]FEOR ; PU/RUBASH ; Distribution
[7854]T-CS
[7855]SUBJECT: Trpic/orenarionaL, 1 = P¥/RUBASH
[7856]. AMSTRUT-32 ~ Progress Report 1 - P#/Chrono
[7857]1 October - 31 December 1966 1 - REG
[7859].
[7861]cee Regen GEREN eerDerr orm en ~noregeammeinr wemsenmens Ae
[7863]ne
[7865]GOETHALS of. the Copley News Service. The article resulting
[7867]from the interview was a sympathetic recounting of the AHSTRUT<2
[7868]i activities on behalf of the cauge of s free Cuba with specific
[7869]i ' mention.of the AMSTRUT-2 book which is in preparation and the
[7870]i ' constant readiness of AHSTRUT-2 to travel, speak and work for the
[7871]i a Canuee. ry
[7873]7
[7874]|
[7876]i . 2. During October AMSTRUT-2 was interviewed by Henry
[7877]i
[7879]3. During Hovember the AHMSTRUT-2 Foundation made # contribue
[7880]tion of $464 for viaa and medical costa involved in the travel of
[7881]& group of Cuban exiles from Jamaica to the United States.
[7883]ome Mere Ree mtraiesa tie inet Up te esata YO
[7885]anne a
[7886]| 1
[7887]| |
[7889]sneeels me Spe nee oe eee mee eames deity epee _—.
[7890]ree LF deme atlam anemia totems
[7892]4 The AHSTRUT-2 weekly radio spot on AMTHIGH continued with
[7893]out echedule change during the quarter, Significant themes included:
[7894]coments on the degraded role of vwozen in the Communist state compared
[7895]with that in the free world; reference to the myth of Communist unity
[7896]&@s revesled by the split between the ChiGoms and the USSR; mention of
[7897]the possibility that Cubans will be sent to North Viet Nam tO fight
[7898]end die; comment on the treatment of prisoners in Cuba and the UMAP
[7899]and editorial comment on the visit of Faul CASTRO and President . :
[7900]DORTICOS to Moscow with the statement that Fidel CASTRO did not go -
[7901]because he did not dare lesve the island, This latter comment
[7902]isepired considerable press play locally as well ag by the wire ser:
[7903]vices. : I
[7905]Leone Reveaicn mcrae as
[7907]cate eenpiee
[7909]wa te a oe nlc oe denen perenneteadeen enmndtien dni ep te e e
[7912]14.90000
[7914]ran
[7915]copy
[7916]Cine eb
[7918]B, ADMINISTRATION
[7920]5. During the second quarter of FY-67 there were expendi-~
[7921]tures of approximately $19,000 by the AMSTRUT=2 activity. This
[7922]figure includes an estimate for the month of December becaure
[7923]the final figures Lave not been received at this writing. The
[7924]budgeted amount for AMSTRUT=-2 for the quarter is $24,600 and there
[7925]is an excess of budget authorization over expenditures of approxi-
[7926]mately $5000, This figure, however, gives an unreal budgetary
[7927]picture of the AMSTRUT=2 activity. This $5000 will remain as a
[7928]‘part of the budget allotment and may well be expended in a flurry
[7929]of AMSTRUT-2 travel, publication activity and/or promotion during
[7931]- tha next quarter. In other words the excess docs not represent
[7932]budget. "fat" since the bulk of tne AHSTRUT-2 expenses are not
[7934]figured as month to month constants but obligated asthe operational
[7935]situation demands,
[7937]6. During Becember AMSTRUT-2 moved into a amaller house with _
[7938]@ lower rent whici wiii mean a aaving of §100 per month. In
[7940]addition, it is anticipated that a further saving will be realised
[7941]in maintenance and upkeep costs.
[7945]C. PROBLEMS oe : Sn
[7947]7. The basic agent-handling preblem presented by AMSTRUT-2's
[7948]mercurial disposition, excessive generosity and understandable
[7949]emotional approach to the role which mst be played before the pub=
[7950]lic still exists. However, it seems to have lessened somewhat as
[7951]AMSTRUT-2 gains confidence in the language and in dealings with the
[7952]public, There is little question that ea contributing factor to the
[7953]lessening of this problem is the reliance placed by AMSTRUT-2 on
[7954]AMLYRIC~-1 who servee as business advisor, buffer and hand-holder,
[7956]8, The problem of projecting the image of the AMSTRUT-2 Founda-
[7957]tion as an independent charitable organization remains, The appli-
[7958]cation for tax exempt status to the state of registry is in the works
[7960]_ end when this application is approved it ia likely that there will be
[7961]an increase of private donations which, because of the new atetus, will
[7963]be tax deductible, The problem iies in the dilatory behavior of the
[7964]state suthorities, .
[7966]® AHNSTRUT-2 continues to be attractive to certain extremist
[7967]politicsi groups whose patriotic claims of objectives would often
[7968]‘eppear to parallel those of AMSTRUT=-2 and the Cuban exile community
[7969]as ae whole, AMSTRUT-2 has not always been able to sort out the "geod
[7970]guys” from the “bad guys” and the problem lies in fending off these
[7971]extremist groups and preventing them from exploiting AHSTRUT-2 for
[7972]partigan political ends,
[7976]3
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[8006]nseqentv terre Cry 4 “OLR RERERON CE SPN IN OMNES ITT a tinny ee
[8008]4
[8010]deus Heaa bide Deiiincten sided fags Do Locate al baat acon tS alah Diabet
[8012]sateen Sealine ua atiabat aS alll -«
[8014]frrcomenerip i weone
[8016]webb done se“ e
[8018]prerrerecieay
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[8022]dele the od ece
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[8051]D, PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER
[8053]16, AMLYRIC-l has been in negotiation with a group of
[8054]organizetions at Hurvard University which wish to sponsor an
[8055]AMSTRUT-2 appearance there, The tentative plan at this writing
[8057]is for AMSTRUT-2 to appear during the first part of calendar
[8058]1967.
[8060]11, The ghost-written AMSTRUT<2 book on ANTHUG-1] should be
[8061]ready for firat reading at least sometime during the next quarter,
[8063]12. It is planned to have AMSTRUT<-2 prepare a rebuttal
[8064](probably to be ghost-written by AMLYRIC-1) to the interview with
[8066]‘Pidel CASTRO which appeared in the January issue of Playboy maga-
[8068]zine.
[8070]13. Further speaking engagements and tours by AMSTRUT-2 are
[8072]being planned for the next reporting period. It is also planned
[8074]that, with the official approval of the tax-exempt status of the
[8075]Foundation, an extensive fund rasing campaign will be launched to
[8076]provide working capital and funding cover for operational activie
[8077]ties as vell as humanitarian and social welfare programs in conso=
[8078]nance with the AMSTRUT-2 Foundation charter,
[8082].
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[8086]Paty _
[8087]a * sate
[8088]“ geil
[8090].
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[8131]Chief
[8134]Ws JUDGE INDEXING
[8136]--Ghiet of Stat of Station, JMWAV. =
[8137]“0 TYPIC/AMSCROLL
[8139]Possible Defection
[8141]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[8143]etiineattaattne he Aa t= cane lind na
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[8150]{ .
[8151]: 1. We enclose perevith a reproduction of a letter ale
[8152]: dated Havana, 29 November 1966 that was received by aa
[8153]AMSCROLL,. We ie
[8155]¢ that the letter, signed "Carlos",
[8156]was written byWose/*BREVIL, Manager of the Internationa
[8158]j
[8159]Department of the National Bank of Cuba. We say this petted ep i
[8160]as in early November: ANSCROLL mailed a copy of itS newsletter ae i .
[8161]to BREVIL using as a return address the one used by the _ seem hangin
[8162]. writer of this letter; this combination of name and return
[8163]ee eg AB ete
[8165]address was not used by AMSCROLL in its other mailings. The
[8166]Station had obtained BREVIL's name and position in the
[8167]National Bank from a refugee debriefing report.
[8169]2, There are no Station traces of BREVIL. However,
[8170]the tone of the letter is friendly and it might therefore
[8172]be useful to index this information in the event that BREVIL
[8173]should travel abroad, -
[8175]'
[8176]a
[8177]5
[8179]ase talh ste dB abraten 16!
[8181]DATE TYPED ATE OfSPATCHED
[8183]a san eg [VAN ~ 9 1937
[8185]CISPATCH SYMBCL AND NUMBER
[8187]i
[8188]4
[8190]3. The Station examined the enve lope for®evidence of “4
[8191]tampering. None was found, though this is not conclusive. 4
[8192]on . a
[8193]i
[8194]: i
[8195]“3 ICROFILMED : A
[8196]M Roser A neceetina |
[8197]JAN 13 1967 4 paitip 6 G, Elmard 4
[8198]Attachment: occ. MICRO. SER. . i
[8199]As stated, hw : . : A
[8200]Distribution: ; aye ;
[8202]° La-esrre-f3 A.
[8203]" pe n 2 : 2 L \ .
[8205]UFGA~26689
[8207]1
[8208]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER ‘
[8210]' @ 19-120-26/3
[8213]14-0000
[8215].
[8216]PP ae. Cs Cat
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[8225].
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[8229]p
[8231]en ER ANT
[8233]ry
[8235]P.O. Box 320
[8236]Miami, Fla,
[8238]a enrcamencrrercntene Dear friend: ~
[8240]Several dave
[8242]as to Fend me,
[8244]ul to me,
[8247]-
[8248]3 a
[8249].
[8250].
[8252]Pe cane
[8254]Fe eam Be! restt met
[8256]on : .
[8257]é se ty :
[8259]TRANSLATION
[8261]‘Mr. Rafael Brovil
[8263]Havana, November 29, 1966.
[8264].
[8265]ee mt rape cing tkem Ale RA ae aoa er OMENS gL at tmnt EF Pagar ABC 8
[8267]something I am thankful for,
[8269]Accept appreciation from your friend,
[8271]“carlos:
[8273]r
[8274]Lye ~ .
[8275]. noo
[8277]aro T received the book which you were so kird
[8279]Although finding it interestinz, I woul+ avpreciate that you
[8281]stop sending me this type of literature to the ‘Bank, since it might te
[8283]“Gtae->G
[8285]TI Rt
[8287]age
[8291]f
[8293]Soa Taree a tenes mre arene ee ne ee.
[8295]foen— enter
[8297]Bek ee
[8299]Satay hae DY ce meenee Se
[8301]Ae tab oat
[8305]2
[8308]1
[8311]Wy
[8313]y
[8317]ce alate ete em ee tehaa Ander Stl eit
[8319]‘“
[8321]14-0000
[8323]lehatiadts Cebrente ts one
[8326]Boats snlleinentine
[8334]a. i
[8338]3 ‘ . j
[8339]OS “4
[8341]a “4 ot : . . La Hapana, Kevienbre 29, 1966 }
[8343]oe
[8345]Sr, Rafael Brevil
[8346]P.0,Box 3940
[8347]Miani, Fla.
[8349]“a ecapiabtcna dad icant mids eterons
[8351]_ Hace unes dias recib{ el livre que tuviste la og
[8352]gentileza de remitirne, per le que te dey las wee '
[8353]eracigs. ‘
[8355]meee ROO GAN PTE
[8356]3
[8357]net eC roe eC
[8359]. Re ebstante lo interesante que le encentré, te
[8360]agradeceré no we envies més ese tipe de lite-
[8361]ratura al Bance, pues puede perjudicarme.
[8363].
[8365]Bl RS I
[8368]Bee em,
[8369]sede acted Cant Ate arate ote
[8371]s
[8375]2 Toru, '-  Recibe afestes de tu anigo, i
[8376]4 Tete - _
[8378]Dee
[8383]‘eM ta .
[8384]iba i tid ate po wet
[8386]nate
[8388]Lav bae beck swretnmente tame wae aber ele
[8390]- * on ‘
[8391]; a - apoE oad
[8392]E: . ian : - el 4
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[8395]> oo . . i
[8397]- 29-
[8400]14-0000
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[8404]Re Bap oa
[8405]tte ae Rah oe
[8408]meme nm teen ere pe ee
[8410]2 OER A Meee ‘
[8411]TEE ME ae bene
[8413]DISPATCH
[8415]Chief of Station, Athens
[8417]CLASSIFICATION
[8419]SECRET
[8421]| Fo.
[8423]Chief, NE;
[8424]FROM
[8425]Chief of Station, JMWAVE
[8426]seexeeT YPIC MHVIPER/AMSCROLL
[8427]Qletters Regarding Greek Shipping and Cuba
[8428]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES .
[8430]Action: FYI
[8432]Chief, WH
[8434]The economic research unit of AMSCROLL has throughout the past
[8436]year received seven anonymous letters from Athens.
[8438]. describe in detail Greek and Lebanese shipping with Cuba and appear
[8439]to have been written by someone knowledgeable of his subject.
[8440]author apparently has access to AMSCROLL publications as he makes
[8441]We forward a set of these letters
[8442]by separate cover as they may be of interest and of possible use.
[8444]reference to “your circulars",
[8446]OWE:
[8448]i
[8449]PROCESSING :
[8450]Gave accom
[8451]7
[8452]| a
[8454]X_ [80 inceains requinto [|
[8456]ONLY QUALIFIED
[8458]NFALQUARILRS OFSK :
[8460]oc S008 INDOXING -
[8461]ASE a
[8463]ES weporiune
[8465]abe Nii diiLewited +
[8467]The
[8469]dual uidbecune. . steserteiDiadinte ited s
[8471]The AMSCROLL shipping studies have made a veiled acknowledgment of
[8472]receipt of this material by referring to information received ,from
[8473]friends in Greece; however, AMSCROLL has used only those facts that
[8474]we can check out here. As indicated on certain of the letters,
[8476]- ecpies of various ones have been sent to the “Ministry for Foreign
[8477]Affairs, Washington"; the U.S. Ambassador, London; or the U.S.
[8478]Ambassador, Athens,
[8479]sent all three,
[8481]- Philip G. ELMARD ©
[8483]Distribution
[8485]3 - COS/Ath tt USC
[8486]Jin - C/NE thens w/att wie oft fod. 4 weaw/e 3 Ice cee eff it 4 NEGTIG
[8490]2 - WH/C w/att USC atid RI/AN |
[8491]Attachment . 0 : f - te
[8492]letters : - : . .
[8493]- . 19-120-26
[8494]ONE TYFED OATE DISPATCHED
[8495]. '
[8496]att. 7) CoP 5 Jan 1967 | JAN -6 1967
[8497]| att. pemaanga-t--+ieneee
[8498]CROSS REFERENCE TO CXSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[8499]8
[8500]bbvur 1 '
[8501]Gidheied trem waza, i
[8502]Gowsgratag at ,
[8503]Cecietsitcades
[8505]RE Tt . a9- 120-26/3
[8508]REAQQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
[8509]Tue
[8510][ SECRET
[8512]Pu
[8515]t
[8518]i
[8519]F
[8520]H
[8522]j
[8523]i
[8524]These letters |
[8525]|
[8528]A copy of the last letter received by ANSCROLL was
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[8531]re ; . gle os
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[8534]. toy Sa
[8535]mecab birds Rbelte «Lodge geet ulate ne AW Boa
[8537]Dy cemeeremmarim gitren bet
[8539]_ ates atantiolnannuteede  panned¥a dt ieee tee on
[8541]Deen pen ae amare
[8543]14-00000
[8545]. a
[8546]4
[8547]-~ CUBAN TRADING _ nO me
[8548]Econom{c Research Bu. 4, at
[8549]Unidad kevolutionaria,
[8550]. 10% 5.8, 9th Street, . ., a
[8551]“ EYALI , Fle. Usa . .
[8553]Last week we wrote you few notes regarding illegal Cuban trading
[8554]also that the Greek authorities , no doubt through Usa pressure (aT LAST),
[8555]are now investigating... neneg of shins and Owners who have been trading
[8557]‘with Cuba illegally since 1953. Thers is uow quite a lot of propscanda
[8558]going on thet these investigations will be expedited tnrouga the Aurbour
[8560]. Lasters in Greecs, and Consular authorities in ports outside Greece.
[8562]‘* nis news is of course to please USa, and to send to sleop those who
[8564]2 +". Know nothing about the businees, ordinary public opinion. As we gaid
[8565]“** pefors nothing much will be done, except some isolated, probably,cases,
[8567]mostly of small Owners , to just please Usa etc., In fact, nothing will
[8568]be done, because the Cree: Authorities
[8570]: will firstly have to punish
[8572]“e TH&ISeLVES before they can punish the Ovners, Cadtains eto., mainly for
[8573]ri _ the following reasons: .
[8574]_ .. I, The Gresk authorities know at el! timas where Greek ships are
[8576]trading, through their special Depurtments, They knew and
[8578]know here the ships ‘sere and are, and heave never done anytaing
[8579]about it. © :
[8581]2. If in any svecieal cases they aia not knv7 themselves , they  __...
[8582]knew it through your circulars, also through the Black lists
[8583]fee een weet" FP gaged by the UsA Authorities.
[8585]3 Many ships arrived or sailed ,»or called for bunkers end
[8586]: supplies throrgh Greek ports(or sorts abrovd with Greek
[8587]aie ct Consular Authorities sttending), ond obteined clearance papars
[8589]for Cuba or cleeared having errived from Cuba. Not a word was
[8590]said about it.
[8592]= 4
[8593]Lyn . 4. AND 0ST LIPOSTANT.
[8595]Greek ships, by special law, pay Income Tax, nothing on orofits
[8596]i - as other industiles ,but on each carter party voyase, whether
[8598]a . ordinary voyage or timecharter. They pay a percentage ranging
[8600].- from I% to 422. on the gross freight or hire, depending. on the.
[8601]'.age of the ship (sxcluding new ships up to five years old payins
[8603]nothing. Tax is payable in six ronthly periods. ‘Ihnen the Incons
[8605]Tax Return is submitted to the Inleni Revenues, Collector of
[8606]Taxes(under the juricliction of the Ministry of Finance, the .
[8607]following Documents are submitted and attached t> the Returns.
[8609]- - Af. The CHARTER PaPTY (properly certified). .
[8611]" B/, Freight Statement sho~ing exact details of freignt
[8612]rate, tons of cergo carried under that charte>party,
[8613]ané the tote) freight(gross) earned and upon which
[8615]_ : . the tax percentage is parable . . Lo
[8616]a fo . C/ Sworn deposition of the Owners that all dccunents os
[8617]. -- ot 7 submitted ere correct abaid true, azain confirmins
[8618]. the gross earnings of the voyage, which voynge mist
[8619]be ex>leined in detail, port loaded, port discharged,
[8620]cs dates, duration ste.,
[8622]s : 7 D/ MASTSHS LOG EOCK , duly certified by the Hurbour Master
[8624]or Greex Sinsular aAuthority,if vescel abroad at the
[8626]time,( this under-the jurisdiction of the Ministry of
[8628]_ . ce hercantile ilgrins:
[8629]"5/6 odin-b UFGA- 2yuqp Oe (9-126-2b
[8631]It will be observed thas in eddition to all other sources of infora
[8632]ation, the ilinistry of Finanes(Ialahd Revenue) , add the Ministry or
[8634],
[8640]STE TT et anppee | hereee
[8644]Lie
[8646]TT TE ee eee Te eee
[8648]ne were Faennties *
[8652]an:
[8656]y
[8662]ota bikes bend oes
[8665]Ye
[8667]cadethediaaiee ote mated WZ aU
[8669]sam Dieta thas faiSitinata anes
[8675]peta thy staat ttenlaten ee he
[8677]ape inRife perc o *
[8679]“~
[8680]Ale as *
[8682]vanetl hese tad oo
[8684]wo eww ecesde EE athe Br 9
[8686]thew
[8688]we man ie .
[8689]pat Rilandabbeabe at ittieab Liat
[8692]14-0000
[8696]: , . tS 2
[8698].
[8699]t
[8700]wit bspitiiocadoddanwtaae 42
[8702]-. Mereantile Marine, were specifically advised, on each oseasion, upon
[8703]each voyage, by the O-mers themselves, for the purpose of pduving bax,
[8704]the Authorities having teen, ent being very strist, in ensuring that no
[8705]delay toox p_lace in subsitting the Roturns, aid paying Tox. aAayon?
[8706]can, therefore, ses who is the first and digzest Llasvtresker. Obvioatly,
[8707]the Greek juthorites first , and the Owners BekBh second. As we said
[8708]previousiv, faboulous profits have teen made by the lawbreakets-the
[8709]O-mera(mostly the friends of officials, and mainly Frangitas clique)
[8710]but such profits were pertly shared by the Govenment, through higher
[8711]. tax vernentege. If there was no Lllegai Cuban tradkng really permitted, H
[8712]4 these Greek ehins would b2 emploved in other trades, ‘vith suull profits, 4
[8713]and less tex to pay. we really fesl thet the Usa is to nkxkk tlans because $
[8714]the$ were warned a very long time ago, alenost goon after the law breakin; 2
[8715]hed commenced, and several tines afterwards, and through you, but nothing i
[8716]. was Gone about it and allowed the comedy to continue. Officisis slsost
[8717]Bat : opéndy sey here that the USA did not really think that trading -=s “stop .
[8718]: veceuse the prohibitive lav was passed in I963 and that they “rev tuat 4.
[8719]the low was passed only for politics and not to te be enforced, ‘shether 1
[8720]iin ala
[8722]wie weal alte ton Ce aS nt thle. «
[8724]this is true or not, onl the USA know. It is als> seid nov, the Gresk
[8726]Authorities do rot mind NOV starting enforcing the lay, since SC 1ben
[8728]trade has been restricted through the low price cbtainalbs for suger
[8730]; (about £14 per ton), and the economic difficulties of cuba, this also
[8732]_ _. Festricting imports into Cuba. iieantime of course millions and nillions ;
[8733]: . Of dollars have been made fron past trading, and for purtly present Cor command
[8735]veh eats
[8737]petty
[8738]aed vere breading, which enabled their chief partner and collaborator FRISIETAS ;
[8739]. ., @lique fo build 4 vast empire of ships, so not mich harm can be done
[8740]2 ~ even if they stop it now. There is no fouot, the USA hive desn very -
[8741]- “ unfair and unjust to law abiding citizens. The JS should either have Fos.
[8742]aon _ demanded that both Greece end Lebanor.(who made th? lacs in return no
[8743]- doudt of USA help to these countries) couply “ith tacir Azrptent with
[8744]the USS and enforee the prohibitive laws of their respective countries,
[8745]or relieve them of the obligstion and can:ellins tne laws, so that all
[8746]Greek and Lebanon Owners had the same chance of trading. Usats attitude
[8747]in doing nothing about it, reelly makes them as guilty as the other
[8748]two countries. You will find , we are sure, that all the imfornation
[8749]we seve you in our orevious and seversl reports, was correct and
[8750]substantiatec. All we have to say now is that anv charters woich alledsedy
[8751]sre still valid because they were made before the prohibitive laws ure |
[8752]- as fake , as the investigations and punishments the Greek Officials are .
[8753]supposed to be making againstthe law breakers. You will see how true .
[8754]also these will prove to be , unless the USA, if they-ant to, really
[8755]investigute thens2lves the investigators, with all the précise detaiks
[8756]we have given you in past reports, and the present. “ve reneat, if nothing .
[8757]else, the USA owe it to the lawabiding Owners, to invastigate the matter | _*:.
[8758]_thenselves, with! their officisls, and top men ( including the exucination.— .
[8760]GEA NewsLD Atanas svete a sills euton 9
[8762]ne endeansiiasatlalstieh «f nmabiainestincd Dr wanatatne ta
[8764]of all Incone Tax Returns as we. said above), and see to it that law
[8765]breakers, all of then small and big, are punished, and flags withdravna, ~ |
[8766]and all further tradinz is stopped immediately. It will, generally, do...
[8767]the USA good, if they were to prove to the Verld, people and Govencents, *~
[8768]even their friends and Allies, that the USA sees to it that agreements
[8770]a
[8772](ots
[8773]made with them must be kept ant that they allow ng doublecrossing and =... +)
[8774]deceit. .  - : ; ae
[8776]oad , . 7 en . oa _: . ed!
[8777]: . - ne anaes « . .
[8778]id cc Kinistry for Foreign affairs, Washington. *
[8780]te mn tate
[8782]vy ' U.S.A. Embassy , London, : Be toe .
[8784]: . : - RO
[8785]a . ; - .
[8787]14-00000
[8789]Franbistas would stop trading. He has not. Waly recently when a group
[8790]of loyal and lawful Greek Ovners took the matter to Greex Parliament,
[8791]the U.S.A, Authorities appeared tc wake up and demanded trat the tlinister
[8792]of Foreign Affairs should ask the Minister of tercantile Marine. to
[8793]produce a list of Ovners still trading with Cuba. Yow come that a Greek
[8794]Mirister of Mercantile Marine should have a list, a very long list, of
[8795]Greek shins still trading with Cuba, and yet he had done notains about
[8796]to stop the tllegal trading, in contravention of his laws. Few months
[8797]ago, few smcll Owners, the small fish of course, were asked to show where
[8798]. their ships had deen tratins, knowing of course they had been tracing with
[8799]wa Cubs. The local Courts were still " making enquiries". Nothing :-as done
[8800]natuarally about Frangistas, whoek is responsible for about 90% of the
[8801]whole movements, How can he be prosecuted , bg his purtners , since it
[8802]. : is more than obvious and clear that wnatever he doss has tne blessing of
[8803]~ the Authorities, both in Greece and in Lebanon. Frangistas has been
[8804]i openly boasting, and he has proved his point, that the laws of Greece and
[8805]Lebanon, cnlyepply to ordinary individuals, not to HIit. we do not know
[8806]what the biinister's list is, but we shall not be: surprised if thas list
[8808]contains only a fraction of his movements, and he will no doubt say that |
[8810]awe naintt veweihe has not fixed any ship at all sincetne law was passed in 1963 but that
[8811]his contract was signed before the lew. Cf course he will. Any contact
[8813]can be faked and back~dated, with the connivange of the Charterers.
[8815]The only contrect Frangiteas had was with the Russians and the Russians
[8817]never make contracts for more than one year. He bas signed sever2
[8819].eccntracts with the kussians since 1963. But let us forget about the
[8821]Russians for a moment. Did he also have iiANY years contracts ‘with -
[8823]the Poles , with the HMurgarians, the Chechoslovakians, 3oulgarians ,
[8825]the Germans, the Chinese, tha Syrians, the French, the Dutch, all
[8826]Scandinuvians , etc.,
[8828]All the sugar in the ‘/orld, and hunzreds of ships
[8829]would not be entzh +9 cover these, had there been contracts. No, all
[8831]his cargoes to Cuba and from Cuba (vith pos-itly few cargoes with thse
[8832]Russians carried latest few months after the lav) were contracted after
[8833]the lav, and vere fixed in the open markets a cargo or two or three at a
[8834]time, either direct withthe countries concerned or via London, and his
[8835]ships have appeared in lreighs lists on the day they were fixed, in
[8836]competition with other Owners and flags. If you or the USan Authorities
[8837]>. were to aposint a reputable Chartering Sroker in London, he would tell
[8838]you exactly upon which date, what quantity, what destination. what rate
[8839]of. freight, each cargu was contracted. w/hy do not you ask the Greer and
[8840]Lebanon aAxthoritbes to demand that h- priduces a list of nis 36 vessels
[8841]with all their logbooks, the charter parties, the timesheets, the vfreignt
[8842]statements, and banding recéints and let all these be examined dy the
[8843]London Broxer , not the Greek or Lebanon Authorities who cover his
[8844]dilegal trading. And what about the Cubeas. Did Frangistas also have :
[8845]very longs contracts with the Cubans, signed before the law in I965, ard
[8846]are still valid and unexpired? Is tnis why Frangistas was in Havana at
[8847]-at end of last year, end again beginning of this year, when ne fixed six
[8848]liberties on timecharter for 9) I2 KMEKAK months, comiencing early in .
[8849]1966, an? did he also fix the EFTHYCHIA for three years timechurter with j
[8850]te the Cubans, @:ring nig visit in Havana as stated above, before the law
[8851]"was passed in 1963, bearing in mind that the vessel was built by the :
[8852]i Russiang at the end of 1965? Do you know that *rangistas is till nego- : . a
[8853].* ° tiating with the Cubans, and Hussians for the fixing of the 35 further :
[8854]ships the-hussians will be buildings fir him. Do you Know that next
[8855]January, the nev sugar season starts, and that he already is in toucn
[8857]- yer eae ~~ op 4
[8858]Pe aero Tt tee wo a aS ames . on . i. 7 . ' a |
[8859]: Boy
[8860]i 4
[8861]'
[8862]; 1 i
[8863]4
[8864]| 4
[8865]1
[8866]; 3
[8867]a - . gS
[8868]; : CUBAN TRaDING i
[8870]Eeonoaic Regsarch Bureey, | ; ot
[8871]Unidad Revolutiscnaria, oe DoF aa ; 4
[8872]10 S.2, Sth Stres, SC . Py
[8873]_fitami, Fla, Usa. 0 . yi 4
[8874]~ i oi 4
[8875]Last year we gave you information and fvll details of vessels under r 3
[8876]GREEK and LESANON flags which continued, and still CONTINUS treding Popo
[8877]- with Cuba, the biggest and most influential of then being FRAIGISTAS, Pop ocd
[8878]ie trading under both flags. we tol@ you last year thet we did not think ‘ 3
[8880]eq Bee eM RE Te
[8882]peeneercrencvnenane ween
[8884],
[8885]. BSecasxl don of pruts wmaebabenttatamects PRBS
[8886]FE Neer aad evUeN CMS ead
[8888]cenqeeetcer see ot
[8889]aa]
[8890]A .
[8891]whey Cid den A Armee, Hy
[8894]see caine en eames neneeonnts pomeem
[8896]cand pda thee nse B D2 ae ete base otha
[8898]chee se
[8901]x
[8904]ra .
[8909]soto
[8911]see eran Prmneonie  runmmnarnedt rom mbes er BOT
[8914]14-0000
[8916]SER ree
[8918]tm ea cee em eee SRT pte IA FERS teeemee Sony
[8925]with private Charterers, not the Russians or Cubans, for the fixing of
[8926]his older tonnage , the Ljberties? Thie takes place at a tima that
[8927]Greek and possibly Lebanon Authorities are supposed to be prosecuting him
[8928]for his past sing. This is how much notice he takes of the Authorities,
[8929]Dozens of Masters, Officers etc., intluding Frangistas are supposed to
[8930]be in prison, to have paié huge fines, ani to have lost their flags,
[8932]in uecordance withe the povisions of the law. To our knowledge no one
[8934]has been imprisoned, no one has paid fines, no flag has been withdrawn,
[8935]end any time you want Frangistas do not look f-r hin in his office. He
[8936]will not be.there. He has no time for office, he is too busy with the
[8937]Authoriti3s.in Athens or Lebanon. ‘/ell , no one could ever imagine
[8939]that the USA Authorities would continue to bataxen for a ride , and to
[8940]continue giving their 3id to countries which use Ait against then. May
[8942]be thig, is the American Policy, who knows. The USA did in fect say
[8943]recently that unless Cuban trading is stopped, they would stop their aid.
[8944]Firstly , is this enough, doe2z it mean they do not mind for trading so
[8945]far, so long as furth2r trading is stonp2d, hich will clear up and
[8946]justify all Frangistas oast sins? And secondly, we are certain , Frangi-
[8947]stas, will find the way, te continue trading. iho is to stop him. The
[8948]Ameticans obviously cannot , the Greeks and Lebanese will not, therefore
[8949]the Show g2e3 on. which means OXIMs DOES PAY, and stupid those who think
[8950]othervise. As before, it is réretted that we nave to write to you again
[8951]anonymously, and hope you forgive us. May be in your usual very inforna-
[8953]tive circulars you can make your ccmments, et ee ne rn ee cee men aemeterimni fe
[8955]ee ne Ie ert OR EME HE
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[8987]Wnjéad Aevolutiosaria, .
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[8995]_CUBAN TRADING
[8997]We expected by now some action from your end or from the American
[8998]‘Authorities to whom we had sent our previous copied communication to
[8999]you(Washington,Foreign Ministry, and U.S.A, Embassy,London), but regret
[9000]that, at least to our knowledgs, no action has been taken yet, and we
[9001]assume this by virtue of the fact that the ships we mentioned previously
[9002]‘Just carry on the voyages for which have been fixed, and their Owners
[9003]openly negotiate further similar business from cuba , as most of the
[9004]trade to Cuba is presently done by Red flag ships. However, we wupplement
[9006]; ‘our previous letter by gtving you some additional information.
[9008]1D be chee ip betwen a
[9010]ae, weenie snes Rent Ten te meme ye enepee cori nme
[9012]. de Bome Kerohants in Cuban Trading, but mainly D.'Enree, of Paris and Gene
[9013]~ fix veasels or large sept race » with a long list of options as to
[9014]where the cargo will/discharged, as often cargoes are shipped end not
[9015]. solé until after shipment and sailing of the vessel from loading port.
[9016]; These options start from Cagablanca/Continent and continue into all
[9017]: Mediterranean/2ed Sea/P.Gulf/Iniia/Colombo;Malaya ports,sometimes as
[9018]far as Japan, freight rate depending at which port cargo is discharged,
[9019]i ‘and final orders are usually given seven cays after sailing from Cuba.
[9020]i ‘As stated, the Lebanon Authorities oestensibly allow Lebanon flag ships
[9021]i ‘to carry these cargoes to Arab Countries only, always subject to
[9022]Ff - Yicense. Owners apply for such license for Arab countries, and then
[9023]. “4f the. Mershant orders the ship to say Italy or Germany or Japan, the
[9024]ship just carries the cargo. Some Owners just do not apply for a license
[9025]et all, and the Lebanon Anthorities know what goes on, but turns toe
[9026]* ‘other way. oot ;
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[9031]netribadibisdentes ie. dah jae geneween ote
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[9051]“iB Greek and Lebanon flag ships juat carry on trade in Cuba, and if you
[9052]-gay they fo not, then either you do not know about it, or they must
[9053]camouflage their flags , or must fake ( as regards eventual destination)
[9054]their documents , suoh as charter perties , Bills of Leading, manifests —
[9055]eto., Even the number of ships trading in Cuba , given in your
[9057]- oiroulars , is not correct , it is much larger, may be you do this
[9058]Aiutentionsliy for political ressons or maybe Decause you do not know,
[9062]Both thse Greek and Lebanon Govormzsnts are in a position, in accordanse
[9063]with their fsnous laws, to stop immediately any ship , to taxe the
[9064]flag away , and to impose upon the Owners very asavy fines end if the
[9065]*G@morsa.do not pay the fines, then the ship will be imaodilised since
[9066]the Govermzent wili refuse cancellation of registry certificate, meanang '
[9067]thas the ship cannot be put in a nother flag, and thefefore, dbeccus ‘%
[9068]wirtually non-oristent., Tney ean do lots of thigs, these Corerments, :
[9069]but only if they want to and only if they want to apply thsir laws.
[9070]. ¥o our knowdedge, and we oan assure you, we arevery w3ll informad, no
[9071]_ such thirg hea taken plece , no ship has been stopped and no one has :
[9072]boea fined, aud maybo , and mostly likely, will never be. — cos
[9074]yaaa,
[9076]aN eee
[9079]ptDe Pailst Ovners we mentioned in our previous letter continue »usiness es
[9080]={ ~. gual, and others, we notice with sone surprise, that- you are contig
[9081]sucuely oznpainieg and ucationfng the tame of Tasavliris firm. Whoreas
[9082]we raturally cozdein and deplore this firm's continuation of this trade,
[9083]3st us alao da just and fair. This firm et least continues in a lawful
[9084]manner, gince they are sanding only ships with flags whose Governuacts|
[9085]gait sugh treding in an unrestricted manner. So this firm ara not ore
[9086]aw breakers, wiatsver elso thay can de escussd of. On ths contrary,  . “%
[9087]you de act mention names of other Cwnors, wno among other thigs are ;9- (7b -2¢é
[9088]also Law breakera and excngest then the dlzeest and most influential ..
[9090]te . ee.
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[9106]on . . e
[9108]ts Frangistas, of Lisbon and Athens, represented by Purvis,London, having
[9110]at his dispozal some 35 Greek and Lebanon flag ships, trading mostly ia
[9112].. Gvra. Frangistas ls also the sole inporter of Russian timber into Greece,
[9113]. @ huge trade. Also this same firm maie an-agreement “ith the soviet Union
[9115]few months ago end by virtue of this Agreement, the Soviet Union hus
[9116]commenced building for his fleet cargo ships , bulk carriers, tankers,
[9117]and deepsea fishing ‘‘rawlers, at present ‘orth ? 150.000.000, against
[9119]Greek products, and sono of these ships ( Greek flag) will find their
[9120]way to Cuba , ‘ve are almost sure,
[9122]ty
[9127]aaa ay kat Bue a a +
[9128]1
[9130]cba tole toni bchet
[9132]E.Meanti-e some of the existing Greek and Lebanon flag Juban traders were
[9133]purchased with loans, through their Governments, and these Sovernuents
[9134]in turn received and receive help from the U.S.A. , 0 in a vicious cirole,
[9135]some of the american money has gone for the purchase of ships to help
[9137]trade with Castro's Cuba, whilst millions of american money is spent to
[9138]atop this trade. hat a world we live in,
[9140]hee tee thee
[9142]ee cena eR EEE
[9144]#.It must be very obvious to you that many people, watchful people, intelli-
[9145]Gent and influential , know what goes on, and will continue to watcn
[9146]things until, it is noped . this mockery is stopped. It is also obvious
[9147]that somewhere-jn one or pore places, bribery and corruption are taking
[9148]Place, otherwise this sta”.e of affairs could not have started anc cannot |
[9149]‘continue. #o do not wish to belleve that. the American Authorities do |
[9150]‘not know what goes. If Greek and Lebanon officials are bribed to close !
[9151]‘their eyes, 0.K. but who stops the American Authorities to"box the sars”.
[9152]of the Greek and Lebanon Authorities for allowing this stitu:tion
[9153].; %0 continue, and in so doing, they hreaking firstly the laws of their
[9154]- yespective Countries, and breaking whatever agreement they have with
[9155]‘the U.S.A. Government, and, what is more, with the American Taxpayers
[9156]moneye
[9158]sicba haa aN dinners in eae
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[9168]seWa do not intend continuing these letters, we think we heve said enough :
[9169]vand that we heve given you and American Authotitiss sufficient information
[9170]whioh can be cheoked and verified, What we now want is results, namely,
[9172]---oomplete and instent stoppage of all Greek and- Lehanon flag ships
[9174]. trading with Cuba, otherwise you will find that one affer another pany
[9176]- other Owners, small ond large companies will re-enter, or enter Cuban
[9178]- trading with Greek and Lebeén flag ships, and no one shculd dare to
[9179]condemn them. Also, do nct forget thet there are plenty of Companies
[9181]- whieh do not trade with U.S.A. anyway, therefore blacklisting is not of
[9182]:* eny importance.
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[9201]a _ Apologies again for the snanymity of this letter, and trust our
[9202]= reasons for it will be appreciated, espeoiaily when our facts are checked
[9203]=, end found correct.
[9205]ESE
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[9210] Mintatry Foreign affainrs, Washington.
[9211]* UeSade Enbassy;: London.
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[9224]American Merchant Marine Institute, Inc.
[9225]939 18th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20006 t
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[9234]Auvin SHapino ; EN A Eance C. Clements
[9238]CaeCutIVE WCE PAESIOELT WARURGTON CONSuLTant
[9240]- December 1, 1965
[9242]on cohen emannarnones,
[9244]os
[9246]i
[9248]Sr. Rafael Rivas-Vasquez . . |
[9250]Secretary for Economic and soe . . od
[9251]Professional Affairs b
[9253]Movimiento Unidad Revolucionaria
[9255]10 SE 9 Street
[9257]Miami, Florida
[9261]cite oye emercthcnen ranting Rind nae nie Curensnbecwket age ap omendamce spac tsonevertstaes nei ase aasastmaritaie “af res~ Racine
[9263]sete rcamamsniereaene® “ Doaye Dr, Rivas-Vasquecs
[9265]In response to your letter of November 19th, concerning
[9267]- ot, ; Greek and Lebanese shipping to Red Cuba ports, I am enclosing . oS en See he oe
[9268]oa , “ gome information I have obtained which should fulfill your
[9270]— requirements, In the case of the Lebanese Directives, you :
[9272]a will note that no specific reférence is made to shipping to-
[9274]2: Cuba. ; ,
[9276]at Despite the fact that the enclosed information is not
[9278]Ed classified or restricted, it was obtained from a sensitive
[9280]© ates Ghee Rain, ielanneehiE ain deter than ote
[9282]source and I would appreciate it if you would handle this ‘
[9283]_tatter discreetly. - 0 G
[9284]We have been very pleased with the information your .
[9285]a organization has been providing us concerning shipments to :
[9286]So Cuba. . :
[9287]Bs I hope that the data provided will be helpful to you, . ‘
[9288]ES Very sincerely yours, , : i
[9289]:: 7 Lowe he" ;
[9290]S ° Se ’ Chester JU/ Szychlinsk ae ° ; 3.
[9291]FS . . Director of Research ss OG OR .
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[9313]feononic Research Bureau, 4
[9315]* Watdgd snevuoluvionaria, t
[9317]IO , Ss. &. 9th Street, :
[9319]Miami , tla. USa. . 4
[9321]a
[9323]we wrote you fer dtys ago about the illegal cuban trading ané we now i
[9325]enclose herevith _eutting fron to¢ays , 5th November 1965, Pirseus Newspaper 4
[9327]* NapDILIA 2X%2RUSS " from whicn you will observe that action is now being :
[9329]taken ( three years too late and after millions of ons of cargo has been 3
[9331]carried to and fron Cuba) againsS Cvners, Captains etc., of sreek ships.
[9332]The Greek inistry of Hfercantile Marine are elso instructing port Autho-
[9333]rities to enquire and investigate wnicao ships traded witn Cuba since 1963.
[9334]You see , until now , or even now, the Ministry did not know... and now
[9335]they will try to find out. No doubt owing to some half haarted pressure by ,
[9336]the USA authorities , the Greek authorities are at last compelled to at i
[9337].e least show that they are trying to finfl out , now , waich ships traded, - :
[9338]: algo no doubt they will find some ships which traded and will prosecute
[9339]the Captains and the Owners, and perhaps carry out some sort of punishnent
[9340]and naturally it will be ths small and unimportant Owners they will trace.
[9341]The biz and influential will not even ba tfaced. If sre nos to be traced
[9342]like Frengistas, they wlll find all necessary excuses and reasons for
[9343]not prosecuting. fhe job for enquiring , prosecuting, and purishing the
[9344]. offencers is left with trose with whose connivance and knowledge trading
[9345]. continued since 1953, and still continuss, so anzone can ine wgine, what
[9346]: kind of a Jod they ALY do, ‘/e wonder why no enquiries ware made durinz
[9347]: 1963, 1964 , I9fS, sirply occause enquiries were not necesszry. You do a cveenades mama cennrsn
[9348]not enquire about something you already know, The latest excuse of Pran- :
[9349]-gistas, as we think yon already know, cones throigh his brother, who is
[9350]a Professor in Salonica University, that the law prohibiting Subsn trading
[9351]was Unconstitutional. This joxe was as good as any, even better than the
[9352]. one edout his false or fake contracts and charter parties. | His other brother
[9353]| Hea - | who is the real tafluence with the Russians and is a timber mercaant having
[9354]the monopoly ofsall Russian timber inmoorts into Greece and soue fruits
[9355]from Greede to Russia,’ is the one who helped to secure she builcing in
[9356]Russia of some 55 large liners and bulk carriers plus a huge fish trawlirs
[9357]fleet, in exchange for Greek products, , and port payment i4 cash fren the
[9358]vast profits they made out of their 35° seconi zane liberty vessels in
[9359]Cuban trading. zven in this respect, do not forget that this pvrivilege
[9360]of builcing these fleets( and we understand further building contracts
[9361]are cooking) vas only given to the Frangistas clique by the Greek and
[9362]Russian Authorities ,and not to any sther Greek Omer. No the UsA Authori-
[9363]ties really think that the Greek Authorities ( and in a smaller degree
[9364]the Lebanon authorities) +2111 prosecute Frangistas, and even if they do,
[9365]for eyewesh , they will find him guilty? You will see that nothing will
[9366]heppen, What we now have to say, ar the only solution, may seem unpatriotic,
[9367]but it is the only way to stop this rot. This is that the UsA should dis-
[9369]csi Tinlesihe Rahs anal ypaph ath net mateo
[9371]ee ne
[9373]ca hesined » oh Meanie OE ‘.
[9374]1
[9376]Lanes
[9378]3
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[9384]3 continize imnediately , andy thout any notice, all Military and f4{nancial \
[9385]8 Aid to Greece and Lebanon, with intimation to them , that they will
[9387]x consider renswing satie, as soon as firstly ALL trading with Guba is stopped
[9389]fae immediately disregarting any so called old contracts, and secondly AYTIOR
[9391]= . they have prosecuted and punished veroperly all lawbreakers,” eeata and
[9393]big ones alike, and after all flags have been cancelled. This second action
[9394]is a big debt the USA Authorities owe to all the Greek°and Lebenon Owners
[9396]. who complied withe laws of their ccuntries and executed the wishes sf th
[9397]Usa. It‘is a moral debt. These people will gain nothing bec-use the
[9401]wale
[9403]x do not ask fpr any money for 311 fortunes they lost in not trading with
[9404]i _ Guba, but the You,ae a country krown as just and democratic, will hav
[9406]failed in their duty if they are coment to just see discontinuation of a
[9408]further trading witi. Cuba , and no punishment for the past sinners. an@
[9410]talking of sins , we think that the Greek and Lebanon Authorities comattted
[9411]end still. connit a bigger sin than the oon er ee since tne Owners are sinply
[9412]out for atgh profits, but {t is the Authorities woo broke their word and  : woe
[9414]i - tee +
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[9421]= (tne agreenent with the USA. Really it is the Autaorities which deserve. —
[9423]@ bigger punishment. If the Usa takes the suggested action, 4t will serve
[9424]at two purposes. One is that the question of Cuba will be sattlsd , and the
[9425]; other , and prodebly more important , is that otner Countries which also
[9426]: -Teceive aid fron Juana will take aotics and apsreciate that aane ‘hing
[9427]. may happen to tiem , if they, soue way or enother, play toe sane games
[9429]&s Greece and Lebanon. The USA - if it is results that they want and not
[9431]: _  telk and axcuses - must AC first , and TALK afterwards. ‘Shen tais is
[9432]. done, the Authorities will trace in no time at all all the lav breakers,
[9433]et will prosecute and punish them, and will stop at once all further trading. .
[9435]Simply becanse they already know all lewbrezakers, andathey have all the
[9436]7 powers t> punish then, cut will ndét do so until it hurts , and it is
[9437]-going to hurt , a lot , if the Aids were stopped.
[9439]6.c, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Washington, . ° :
[9440]7 U.S.A. Embassy , London. 4
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[9654]Unidad Revoluciona: ~, Leo ;
[9655]- I0 S.E. 9th Stree.,
[9656]Miami, Fla, U.S.A.
[9658]__ CUBAN TRADING
[9659]Your circulars regarding, Cuban affairs and trading contain useful
[9660]information but it seems that neither you nor the American Authorities |
[9661]are well informed. You know that, through American pressure, the Greek
[9662]4 ' Government banned,several years ago, all trading with Cuba for Greek flag
[9663]vessels, except few which were on timecharter and were allowed to run +
[9664]their charters, w.ich finished a very long tine ago. Similarly, the Lebano
[9665]Gbvernment banned all trading with Cuba for Lebanon vessels, fe: months
[9666]ago, and only allow, subject special licence, their ships to carry goods
[9667]from and and to countries of the Arab League. Both countries passed laws .
[9668]to this effect, and both state that infringement 68 the law carries very
[9669]heavy fines against the Ovmers and Masters, and withdraval of the flag.
[9670]That is what the laws say, but what is actually happening is another
[9671]matter, Greek and Lebanon flag vessels have continued, since banning,
[9672]to be fixed, heave carried and are carrying cargoes, through 4 nunber of
[9673]“ Qwners, such ag Yrankistas( Franco Shipping Co, of Lisbon and Athens,
[9674]. .per Purvis shipping Co, London, their U.K. Agents), bYwikk owning about
[9675]35 Greek and Lebanon flag Liberties and sinilar vessels, also Viassopoulo,
[9676]Livanos, etc., also owning a great nunmber of ships with these flags.
[9677]They simply say they do not care a dagn about the ban, and continue to 4
[9678]making fortunes in the Cuban trading, the reason being that as nost at neem me ons cetfsremeten
[9679]ada wee eo Obher law abiding Owners with these flags do not go to Cuba, the market if
[9680]a remains wide open for these people. They do not even try to hide, they
[9681]just fix their ships, tostly in the Baltic xchange, London, and Athens,
[9682]but also direct with Charterers in Poland, iiungary, Houlrgaria, ‘ tae
[9683]se kussia, etc. and with Paris, and Geneve, The Governments of Greece and
[9684]: Lebanon, who made the laws, just look on, doing nothing about it, and
[9685]this means that the laws were made, for paper value only. Some of these
[9686]Owners fix their ships by name and flag, others just fix a contract
[9687]to be carried by ships, to be nominated later, and later they nominete
[9688]greek and Lebanon ships. Only the last few days, the following were fixed
[9689]on the Loncon market: . Frankistas, 50.000 tons sugar from Cuba to England
[9690]: for sugar Merchants Tate and Lyle, London, to be carried in 2 or 3 months,
[9691]: and Frankistas has already nominated the NICCLAOS F.(Greek flag) and
[9692]San Spyridon (Lebanon flag), for 20.000 tons and the remaining 30.000
[9693]tons are being nominated also for Greek and Lebanon flag ships.The sane
[9694]a Qwner just also fixed one cargo for Kalmo(Sweden), and one to Gdyhbia,
[9695]ar Poland, He is presently negotiating several other cargoes, fr his
[9696]oy large Greek and lebanon flag ships, wth the aforementioned cancerns,
[9697]: including another contract with D' Enree of Paris, via Geneve.
[9698]3 The AIS GIANNIS (Lebanon) was fixed with Dreyfus, Landon , few days
[9699]a ago, to carry a cargo of beans from Vera Craz and Tampico to Cuba, and
[9700]after for sugar to Europe . Another concern trading with Cuba is
[9701]Tsavliris of London and Athens ,but this firm is not trading with Greak
[9702]Lebanon flag ships. :
[9703]The World thinks that you and American Athorities know all that goes on
[9704]in Cuba. If so, it means that neither you nor Anerican Authorities know
[9705]and do not mind such trading with Greek and Lebano ships if they know.
[9706]We have given you som? details of th: latest fixtures. You and American
[9707]Authorities can check up without any thouble and when they verify the F
[9708]correctness, they will no Wonbt protest immediately to the respective j
[9709]Governments, ask them to stop immediately the carriage of these cargoes
[9710]and punish their Owners etc., &s per their laws, and demand log books, :
[9711]-freight accounts, etc to verify all past trading, a tremendous one. If ;
[9712]they Bex’ or you, do not do anything .out it, it will mean that both i
[9713]you and American Government knew and know about this illegal trading and H
[9714]do not mind, in which case, we can more than essure you, that within the .
[9716]we hy ge ba
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[9739]eo next fev! weeks, the so far law abiding Ormers of Creek ond Lebanon flag
[9740]% vessels, will also re-commence or start trading to Cuba, for the sinple
[9742]reason thet they will feel that they are breaking no laws, since they
[9743]who asked the Covernments of Greece and Lebanon to pass the laws, do
[9745]oh not mind if they ere not complied with. It remains,however , a great
[9746]nystaery, bec2zuse we cannot beleve that the Anerican Authorities do not
[9747]know about this trading and why they have not protested to the Lebanon
[9749]os and Gre~k Governments,and if they do not know, then there is sonething
[9751]a very drastically wrong with their Intellig-nce. ‘
[9752]oar Anonymous letters are not good things, in fact quite deplorable, but :
[9753]t we trust you will understand the reason for anonymity in this case, and :
[9754]ot since vou will no donbt like to know who wrote it, wecan tell you is H
[9755]“ written on behalf of some people who ere very bitter and disappointed H
[9756]“4 that their compliance with the law puts them in disadvantage, especially
[9758]i if it is proved that to comply with the law does not pay. -ie have
[9760]biksve, MADE gue yyiee ate Berenice, athssoetnnc ately wi saatccbns 8
[9762]given you sufficient information to checlt facts imiediately and stop
[9763]all the wrong doors. If they are not stopped, then your circulars will
[9765]: have to incrase,in the very near future, the number of Greck and Lebano
[9766]:. , ships trading with Cuba. -
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[9851]_ ~ I3th Noy, 1966 | 4
[9852]The Sconomie Research Bureau, : - |
[9854]Uniaad Hevolutionaria, :
[9856]40, S.%, 9th Street, : ;
[9858]“Miami, 13. Usav ]
[9860]. .
[9862]On the 16th inatent ws wrote you etout tha-Cestro Delegation which 1
[9863]errived in othens recently to conclude 3; chartering contracts. We |
[9864]/ can now report that,ithe Delegation consisted of,:
[9866]e
[9867]Mr, Herhantez, Ghief General Manager of CUFLSI,Havana.
[9868]: : , dr. Forneguera,Chartering Dapt, Cuflet,Havana, cnd that,
[9869]™ these tivo gentlenen arrived here at the Lavitation, and.
[9870]as guests of FKANGISTAS whth whom they remained during
[9871]3 - os their Athens stay. Faking of previous contracts discussed,
[9872]- fey contraets negotiated and ecencluded, both for cargoes
[9873]5 to Cuba, and susar from Guba for not enlgs next year, but
[9874]2 for lonzer periods, covering liberties and shigs being
[9875]: built in Russia, and to b> built, all new ships are and ;
[9876]will be undar Greek Flag, older vessels are either Greek or ~t--rarmen”
[9877]ne _nmanntineniemce --bebanon, After Athens they went to Moscow vhere they cover2F  - ,
[9878]oe , that side of the business, and nov they are in Londor, :
[9879]having further talks with rrangistas London partners
[9880]. PURVIS SHIPPING 00.
[9882]weenie biadvebatsden acetic atyaplgg 2. galasnaetinaten
[9884]. beet ow eT
[9886]rs
[9888]the
[9890]tir, Sornaguera, was until early this year, the Manager of
[9891]CUrLe!, London!
[9893]for three years) und is now again in
[9894]davane's vffice. Soth men are returning to -iavana shortly. i
[9896]a
[9898]te Sade Tetlhvee,
[9900]when the Delegation esked Yrangistas about the steps presently ‘ :
[9901]taken by the Greek Government in investifating( ??7} shins hich have :
[9902]ad been trading with Cuba since 1963, and prohibition of further tredins, j
[9903]: Fransistas assured then they have nothing to worry about, the prohibi- i
[9904]' \tion is a fake, so are the investigations and threatened punishment. de
[9905]also-reminéed them that these investikations took place before,but 211
[9906]their cargoes were carried just the same, and numerous charters were
[9908]fixed at various intervals by Srangistas throush them, througn Kussia,
[9909]end.through many private charterers, de also assured them that whatever
[9911]he does is dons with the full xnovledge of the Ministries, and particulalry
[9912]his special partners, high offisials.
[9916]Most of previous information in our reports, and the information
[9917]contained in this renort obtained direct, corfidentially,fron Zrangist23
[9918]own Athens Uffice. If you, or USA Government have any wish to checx up,it
[9919]is very easy, and sinple. 1f you or USa do not care to cheek now, then -
[9920]you will see the accurescy of the report as time goes on. we are more than
[9921]certain you are satisfied that ail our previous reports proved accurate
[9922]and were substetiated. de have to confess thet we are now besinning to
[9923]believe that even you and Uda authorities know all facts ané truth and
[9924]eltner do not care or cannot do anything about it, There is no otner
[9925]logical explenation, sxcept thst Us» who sre figiting Cormunists and
[9926]Dictators in the nome of vemocracy.and freedoa, it is this sume USa who 2b
[9927]are creating a Victator in the nane of. frengistas, whom it is the Usa who
[9928]3 help him creosote vaste fleats ( rumours havevLit that shortly Frangistas
[9929]. is going to lioscow to place further building contracts) , atthe expense
[9930]. of democratic Ureek Owners, “ho were conoelled to either scrap <en4 lay up’
[9931]“ their shipslmany have done this) rater thea go to Uuba,at the recuest
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[9949]CUBAN TRADING 2nd Decenber 1966.
[9950]The Keonomic Research Bureau,
[9951]Unidad Revolutiomiria,
[9952]Io , S.&. 9th Street,
[9953]Kisami, Fla. USA.
[9954]Be ; Enolosed you will find cutting fron yesterday's.
[9955]ie NAFTIKA CHRONIKA , which is the most influential and largest
[9956]re ‘ Magazine in Greecs , on maritine affairs, We trust you will
[9957]2 ’ find seme interesting.
[9958]4 _ : FRANGISTAS clique meantime carry on the illegal Cuban -
[9960]trading, and negotiate further contracts, which the Greek
[9961]Authorities are all out to punish Frangistas for his past sins.
[9962]AND the U.SeAe just looks on. It is becomins obvious both
[9964]: USA, and Greece do not want Greek ships to carry on trade with
[9965]Cuba, unless same is done by Frangistas, their horo.
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[10010]. Téporting and its wealth of data and figures. AMNFOUND=1 added that.,
[10011]he is quite certain that these reports had been forwarded to the home :
[10012]_office in PBRUMEN, although he could not ‘personally vouch for thisg. 4
[10013]The’ Station.15 happy to shave this: indication that AMFOUND-1's former ;
[10014]office: continuos to receive this, publication; AMSNAKE-1 had reported
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[10064]SPECIAL REPORT ON HURRICANE INEZ! EFFECTS ON CUBAN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION,
[10067]SOR rs ae
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[10071]The BRB eatinates ‘that Cuba will Jose a total of 307; 000, metric tons, of _
[10072]sugar in its 1967 harvest Coy rogult, of hurri¢dne « Ines... _
[10074]_ Greatast.: damage: was dene to ‘ttis, sofa quodaia, thie uncut cane aft over’ pei
[10075]the provicus years “When - ites “etrack: the are abi
[10076]four rid Lion tons
[10078]PRANLE NE eM els cece HEBEL yy Lae cae gt
[10081]. The ERB nt 5 gh this. a toes,
[10082].tons., of the ena ouedada wae
[10083]Frovince . ond. the Southern per.
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[10091]a sugar lose of ‘Tso00 ‘tona,. using the srs psechare:
[10093]Thé balance of’ the suger: 2ops wali come fron the dant te. the ratoon eanay "
[10094]the cane that sprouts again. : estimates a total res re
[10095]of x 400,000, tons, of ‘Fatoon in Las Villas and. Oriente provinces, .The ERB!s -- i
[10096]ghow that Ines struck 33% of this cane, .or 54400, 000: tona.. Historicale —- - i
[10097]ly,-@ ‘Oéndarvative estimate of past d ‘Fateoon cane that ie. struck by hup |.
[10098]ricanes in Ciba would be 20%. Using this, Ciibi's loss would be about 1,080,000
[10099]tons. Again, using the 12.6%: eaecharose yield figure, the raw suger 2 loss from
[10101]the zatoon cane amounts to about 136,000 tons, ;
[10105]. Pinar del Rfo Province: In ‘Regional’ Artemisa, 42 ‘caballerfas' (state-
[10106]owned) of sugar cane were damaged and 900,000 tare
[10107]robas* (*) of sugar cane, were also damaged.
[10109]200 sugar bage of "Eduardo Garcfa Lavandero" sugar
[10110]mill, were damged, specially from the rains,
[10112]50% of sugar cane areas, went down on account of
[10113]the winds,
[10115]In 'Regional' Costa Norte, they reported serious
[10116]damage in the sugar canes.
[10118](*) ‘arroba! equals to 25 pounds,
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[10145]Sugar cane in Valle de. Trinidad, crop danaged. Bo,
[10146]‘Regional Cancti-Spfritus: Serious damges totha = ~.. |. -
[10148]mo ” sugar crop. ; .
[10149]om , a ; Tunas de Zaza! gap in @ sugar warehouse, but it. :
[10150]ra eo a Zi 1 Vbgunot 90% of tho .cugar cane was © darned (6 (800,
[10151]a ar ee FT feaballerfas’ vy ‘emushed)s
[10152]ae _Comauey Province? = a ::) Barents, Venezuela, Sani Dina Ma Joiza,. ‘glo .
[10154]~ nal’ Chego de Avila, the sugar ¢ cane suffered dam
[10156]ANSP eg 8 eng 6
[10160]. 22 oe
[10161]Strong winds and heavy rains affect the quality of this plant, as long as”
[10162]‘they damage the tobacco leaves. Besides this, the leaves get stained and some ©
[10163]rot as a result of being in contact with the wet soil, thus affecting the qual-
[10164]ity in.one case, and becoming @ total loss in the other. Tf the area is flo~
[10165]oded, moat tobacco leaves will ret, . 7
[10167]Pinar del Rfo Province: In ‘Julida Alemany! farm in Consolacién del Sar”
[10168]Se . and in ‘“Hnos, Saiz” in fan Juan y Martines, the .._ .
[10169]. 10% of the tobacco seeds. were damaged. ; mo :
[10171]Havana Province Hone, : - .
[10172](#) A ‘caballer{a' is a Cuban surface measure equal tot 33.162 acres,
[10173]. : ’ vert . . * . . Lon /
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[10184]; the feiiowing 20
[10185]: : ot “Ate, Placetad, -
[10186]- . _ =. “93-‘houses fuil 5
[10188]inant. en de te Spirt tu
[10190]t ||” ‘destroyed, ‘and 350 wore partially destroyed.
[10191]as : 7 housos-of "curar tabaco" were partially destroy-
[10192]i ‘ ; ed in El Mégano and 9 were completoly destroyed,
[10193]4 4 another 31 houses suffered minor damages.
[10194]- Camaguey Province: _- Nons, ~ ae wee
[10195]\ “ES . Geiente Province: = = None,
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[10198]. The hurficanes during “Septesber ‘and Octeber cause condideratle ‘dastige. to |
[10199]the ‘coffee crop, because it ds precisely during these two months, when the cof~.
[10200]fee'is harvested. -Besides ‘the damgo to the coffee plants, the’. hurricdne scate ann
[10201]tetas ithe coffee beans: widely ‘rot ‘quickly ‘in contact. wath | the wet sol. . _
[10203]Pinar del Rfo Frovincet Won. ; —
[10204]"Havana Provincst == None,
[10206]Matanzas Province) - None, = a ms.
[10208]Las Villas Province: . Coffee production was destroyed,
[10209]wore Almost total logs of coffee crops |
[10211]Camaguey Province: Noss lt Loe ay
[10212]Oriente Province! | The ANAP (National Association of Small Farmers)~ oe
[10213]called all the members of this association to pick
[10214]up all the coffee crop that was seriously damaged.
[10215]Until Octoder 1st., in. Buey Arriba und Cuiga,
[10216]472,000 full-cans of coffee were collected, that
[10217]co represents a 274 of the actual crop, that was cale . ‘
[10218]culated in 1,740,000 full-cans. They are sending
[10219]workers of  Jiguanf, Santa Rita and Cauto Cris- :
[10220]to to Buey Arriba coffee plantantion. '
[10222]In 'Reginnel' Baracoa. the hurricane Ines ripped -
[10223]the coffee crop, . ‘
[10225]In "Regional! Cuantdnamo 13,000 full-cans suffered
[10226]bi serious damages.
[10228]a In 'Regional' Palma-San Luis . 122,C00 full-cans
[10229]. vent to the ground. . :
[10231]14-0000
[10233]Ree ao
[10235]In the Yara region ‘the. coffee crop was 58. destroy —
[10236]643 the coffes bedis had beon ready’ for harvest *
[10237]and therefore easily shaken: of f by
[10239]“Ty Buoy “Arrita, ‘Regtenal* Cauto=
[10240]SE. wouien. picked up: “about 30,000
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[10261]Pinar del Rfo Province! In ‘Qvane-Mantua' 1,000 banana plante vere dame =,
[10262]. aged, .
[10263]In 'Rogional' Pinar del Rfo 5,700 banana atubs.
[10264]_ wore destroyed, Jn ‘Regional! PR-2 the ‘guava Play eee
[10265]He - tations vere danaged by the winds, | oo, Lo
[10267]- ; Havana Province? - i Hone.
[10268], . Matanzas Provincet — _ Hones Lee : aes fen ~
[10269]Las Villas Provinest — In Valle. de o Trinidad, the banana plantations ant
[10271]. the fruit crop  were:- ‘completely destroyed..
[10272]- In Bl Mégano 120,000 banana atube were @ destroyed.
[10274]Camaguey Provincet — . Hone,
[10276]Oriente Provinces Between “the 80. ‘and 9% of “fruit: erop vas
[10277]; _ destroyed. In "Regional Baracoa 40,000 banena
[10279]. a 7 stabe were destroyed, - oe,
[10281]a In’Regional" Palma-fan. Luis
[10283]: ot oo . “banana were d
[10285]4 :
[10286]In" "Josué Pats" farn- 20h of. the 80 "eaballerant
[10288]o mos of banana:-vwere destroyed.
[10289]a ~ -In. Buey Arriba, : "Regional! Canto-Bayene-Tiguants
[10290]=“ > 300° toatal lerias! of bananas: were dana ged, only 70
[10292]~ Gere destroyed, Dn
[10294]: ~~ All fruit in the. vicinity of Santiago de Cuba wafe
[10295]we fered serious damage, :-) «8 * 5
[10296]: ‘Near Holguin banana plants vere ‘Jeveled ty snd : =
[10297]Near Yara, banana plants had been broken. at
[10298]Is "Regional! Guantdnams 35 ‘eaballerias’ of cocg a
[10300]nut were: Costroved
[10302]are
[10306]ma “ a + - ey
[10307]Setar ats eltaiePaminninens mamonbesnsatencesee tga rehoenunte ete eT Te
[10308]wits ot AEST pedire Te
[10309]‘ PR Tse . : :
[10310]' . '
[10311]- CT
[10312]phot an
[10314]Fil cements reciniaeninmer veetenmtnninees Sarenermeer unrest aared
[10315]a Deo, ar rarce a ws
[10317];.
[10320]Pinar del Rfo Province: Hone.
[10322]Ravana Province* In 'Regional' Ariguanabo, losta in the agricul ture}
[10323]specially vegetables seed beds,
[10326]14-0000
[10328]Ravana Provincet
[10329]Matanzas Province?
[10330]Las Villas Province:
[10332]‘Camaguey Province?
[10334]Oriente Province?
[10336]. . CATTLE, POULTRY ‘wo Damn
[10337]Pinar del Rfo Province: ‘
[10339]Malanga - figite wore. covered with water which wil
[10341]2% Of the plantain, yucca: ad swost. potatoes cope
[10342]were destroyed, . . oo,
[10343]In 'Mabay’ 1,400 bags of sweet potatoes ant 160
[10345]quintals of yuccn were collected,
[10346]All vegetable crops in the vieini2y of F Fantage de
[10348]Cuba suffered. serious © damage,
[10350]BEANS AND RICE: woke BO
[10351]45 'caballerfas' of rite vere. daraged fron the —
[10352]wind “and the - cheng rains in "Patricio Lumoba! ==.
[10354]- In the zorie of Jatiboatos to  Sancts-Bpirtiue, serg
[10356]. ous damages in rite plantations,
[10357]in £1 Meganoy 8 Veabihlerfas" « of beang yore date
[10359]206 of Beans stop ware dasngads” 7
[10360]Rice fielie Boar ‘Vora _ ad boan- Leveled to the
[10362]56 calves. dead. .
[10364]Yunerous anirals vere drowned.
[10366]In EL Mégano, 7 dairies were destroyed, and 19 oof
[10367]fered mincr damages, and one was partially damged, *
[10369]None.
[10370]30 poultry sholters vere destroyed, and were af= | ,
[10372]14-00000
[10374]mop SEES a ores : - .
[10375]c ry e ‘ am, ;
[10376]: + : a: | , .
[10377]i TRUNSPCRTATICGE 7
[10378]x - Pinar del Rfo Province? None. ; ; .
[10379]. Z Havana Province! | Several portions of’: the highiaya- running parallel
[10380]a mo . ‘ to. the ratlvay had’ been washed away :
[10381]Vag E laa Valles Provinces. (Hones . co ss
[10382]J. Le Coimginy Provineet Hone, -
[10383]. Orhente Provinge’ OS Ba tonal a ‘Palra-San ‘Lais,. 3 bridges vere Same
[10384]: | aged. .
[10385]coe The | _ rallways bridge at, Central Les Reinaldo, Alto S
[10386]- oa A isa unpassable. .
[10387]a 7 From Santiago de Cuba to Camguey, rad lvaye wore.”
[10388]ca Gameged. _
[10390]Pinar 91 Ro Provinces
[10391]Havana Provinest
[10395]Matanzas Province? _
[10398]; Camaguey Province’
[10399]ro Oriente Province! |
[10401]Pinar del Rfo Province:
[10403]NOH-SPECIF IED INDUSTRIAL PuCILIrs.
[10405]‘In ‘Regional
[10407]Hone,
[10409]The, “Fico Lépes* ‘perinary. ‘forwer Reso-Belot), was
[10410]seriously affected, vhen the line of 110,000 volts
[10411]went dom, -
[10412]Outside of the Capital there was a two day power
[10415]In E1 Mégano, 6 vorkshopa vere. Ganageds
[10416]Hone,
[10417]z Regional’ Guantdnamo 1 food store \ was ‘destroy. |
[10418]tS *Repional' Cuantdnam, 7 workshops were + damage,
[10420]OTHERS
[10422]Pinar del Rfo, 14,800 houses vere
[10424]14-0000
[10427]t]
[10428]a]
[10429]()
[10431]“e a2. ® a
[10432]ah : one ta te a ee ete ter, crops tad :
[10433]t Matanzas Province? None. oo -, oe - ‘
[10434]a las Villag Frovince? 2 wareliourés of fertilizers were damged in El Mé=
[10435]: . gano, . . .
[10436]i Camaguey Province? =~ ~Jiicaro, Quince y Medio and Central. Venezuela, 'Re= mo
[10437]: ; gional’ Ciego de wile 3 imundations and 4 damages dn Set .
[10438]- *  ... . Venezuela sugar mill. : pr , ~
[10439]} . Oriente Province? . "Regional! Guantdnam 77 kns, of f ences | were ti‘(<“ a 3
[10440]e yu - : : aeetresel, and 8 pastures were damaged. Other . :
[10441]i. . dames caused: by the rains were? 200 tone of bay =
[10442]i ; and several pigpens, plus 3 ‘warehouses, 260 bagscf 7s
[10443]cote - fertilizer, and 115 'quintales' (*) of cotton sedig 9 «Joi:
[10444]oa re : - os In ‘Régional. Palna-San Luis 60 houses.were des-—
[10445]. . . - .- troyed and L0-farn houses were also destroyed.
[10446]Heavy rains affected 67 tons of fertilizer.
[10447](*) One ° “quintal” equals 100 B tise @ or r& ‘arrobas'.
[10448]: "Hote? All other crops 5 suffered the regular dazage caused A by; a -furricane, fe,
[10449]broken branches, scattered. fruits, plants destroyed, and the known damage” =
[10450]caused ad heavy rains, strong winds, and flooding. - .
[10453]1400000
[10455]‘INE, © © TRAYECTORIA DEL CICLOM "Ines
[10456]cone Conan. Oficial” fempaner Granrie, Havana, Sete § S. 10
[10458]~ - BYPLAMATIION ‘OP VAP. = EXPLICACICH DEL VAPA
[10460]: x. Sucer con « . Cahe ‘de ordroy. 4 Pine-grovas © Pinaren,
[10462]° : ; $ Produce . Fotos Menores, | ay Herequen fiber - . = Heneauén,
[10463]GRICUL TURAL PRODUCTS ANO-HOWw r°.5 Cotten . Cath. : . $ Pineapple « «Pitas 3
[10464]E ARFECTEO‘BY HURRICANE "INEZ" Mon catete - Gaihatog O° Corn - malas, - ne
[10466]7 : Téviceo . Taracou , aw Beans « Frigoles - . J ae u's , a, S g
[10467]UCTOS AGRICCLAS DE-CUBA ¥" oe , rs oe a >
[10468]LES AFECTOEL CICLON INES" " Pananes © Piftence. ae @ Potatoes ° Pipes. -
[10470]: fa ‘atte. - After. i 4 Cocoa + Cacao.
[10471]CONOMIC RESEARCH | BUREAU "Citric & ether fruits - : H Chareal = Carbén wegetale [oo mo
[10472]+ OFrIcE ‘Cfteteos v otras frutas,
[10474]10 3.8. 9d,
[10476]a Pork - Ganado; Poreino,
[10477]. hent, Fleiée . + -
[10480]14-00000
[10482]1
[10484]ate aed ere tie AS fae tathhs» drt Meo Ppt ten 29
[10486]PG ENB Rah Ad Se Sra
[10488]on ance ghien cate “pared Pot dee SeSiigae aS Ub reenke nko Sle ‘
[10490]Tens,
[10492]Heda h DETER AR MONK: Te ed ee set
[10493]ay el Pt
[10495]tater
[10497]go
[10499]BULGARIA REJECTS CUBIN. SUCIR SHIREWE =
[10501]St month thé Economic Research. Bureau y (ex) bergeted the eetebhtshnent of | a
[10504]_ the teh poisture content of the Cuban suger, The source of this
[10505]s the Cuban Inetitute for Sugar Research, 7
[10507]|
[10508]CUBAN CENTRAL COMMITTES MEMBER RECOGHIZES MISTAKES . |
[10510]Carlos. Rafael "Rear fguez, ‘ne of tha’ key figures. of the Partido Soctalista :
[10511]. Popular (name -under’ wiiich the Cuban Co=zunist Party operated fron 1939 to 192,
[10513]fornér Head of INRA (Castro's Natiotal Agrarian Reform Inétitute), and present-
[10514]ly @ cenber of the Central Committee of ‘the Cuban Coxmunist Party, was inter-,
[10516]‘viewed by Josef. Timer, correspondent for Budapest's’ REPSZAVA, - .on Septenbder 16,
[10518]. Sugars ” os
[10523]19665. “The Economic Research Burckn bas considered Tisnér's staterents a sound
[10524]explanation ofthe real econosile ‘situation éxisting in Cuta.- Therefore, we be-
[10525]lieve ‘cur readers will be “interested in excerpts ‘fron NEPSZAVAts atory of ite
[10526]interview with ‘Timer? uo :
[10528]ie “exert: our greatest: efforts in tlie . andustiy: Despite ttiis - Lune
[10530]fortunately-- ve failed to attain our objectives this year .and did-not even
[10532]‘eomé close to the 1965-results,- prisarily because of natural ‘disasters, partig
[10534]" Wlarly e great drought, We: would like to harvest 6:5 nillion tons of. suger cane
[10535]-Bext year and attaim a record output ay 1988," )
[10537]> Jad
[10539]cularly in agriculture, Moreover, serioua problens are caused ty the fact
[10541]- . that. the. working people are not paid according to their output. Remuneration
[10543]~ according to output, is, nevertheless, applied in agriculture, but ve have not
[10545]panaged to introduce it in industry yet.*®
[10548]"The shortage of experts ‘is a@ very y ersat problen. Teagine | “what tremendous
[10549](*) ERB note: This constitates a contradiction 6f Castro's stated goals. The
[10550]Perspective Sugar Plan called for a 7.5 nillion-tom mark for
[10552]1967 and Castro has stressed this figure in his speeches over
[10553]and over again,
[10555]ps “Industrial and agricultural ‘productivity diminished a after the revolution, . ‘
[10557]Many people think that one mist work less under socialism than urder capitalism
[10558]- and, consequeritly, do not fulfill the legal working time. It is also true that
[10559]‘this is partly due to the fact that werk is not organised with sufficient care,
[10561]Si
[10566]Ae
[10569]14.90000
[10571]2 _ ; _ = Fe
[10573]- stepieunties, we mst overcome ‘in this ibis ose phen ‘for r eagles. an” aptttate : ‘
[10575]procure, . “Phe poe reine "of 2a ‘te closely Linked to “the dicengage=
[10577]fant ‘of — the Uni ted: states, The ‘Anericans established factories and also pro=
[10578]vided - raw mterials befcte the revolution in Cuba, The factories belong to us
[10579]today, but we mast fend for ourselves with respect to raw materials. What this
[10580]means is faithfully reflected by the fact that raw mterials constitute 50 per-
[10581]cent of our overall imports, Not even in this way can we meet cur requirements,
[10583]- and, therefore, 40 to 60 of the capacity of our factories and plants lie idle.®
[10585]. - "We have not aiatritited Yana anong the Peasants tut ve have “gatabhtehea
[10586]state farna, so-called: people's fares," .
[10588]: The Bios connent te thats Cutan Gormnist talke mate boiertly to a Com
[10589]“niet -Hungarian correspondent, than the régino. talka to the @ World. :
[10591]} FREE WORLD SHIPPING 10 CUBA. DOWN. 6.88. os
[10593]. . A&A total of ‘fouiteen Western vessels called ‘on Bea Guten a parte during the
[10595]‘month of Auguste . ; _ < :
[10596]a The August 1966 total Sepresents ry ‘axop of aise fa Western shipping to Rea. :
[10597]Gita “when compared with the. % 1963: total, and a Arey’ of 65.84 when com. Pe
[10598]_ ‘Pared with the August 1964 total (*). 2 tae
[10600]in august's list,. Great Britain: continued to > lead the raritine fifth colump -
[10601]“tate with eight vessels, followed ty ‘Greece with three, - and: ‘Lebanon, France and
[10602]tee: ‘with one vessel each, _ ; ;
[10604]August 1963: 24 vessels - . .
[10605]August 1964: = 41 vessels a , oe a wee
[10606]August 1965: 22 vessels. mo,
[10608]August 19662 14 vessels (all time lew for - august)
[10612]i
[10613]j
[10615]876 FREE WORLD VESSELS PLEDCED OUT OF CUB4 SEA TRAE
[10616]The Maritine Administration of the U.S. Department of Comerce said on Oc-
[10618]& “toder 5, 1965, that ninety-six shins have been removed from MA's "Cuba Black
[10619]= list*® on promises by controlling parties to keep out of the Cuba sea trade a
[10620]& . _ total of 878 vessel3, which are either owned or operated by these parties.
[10621]woe.
[10623]“ There are presently 254 ships in the MA's ‘Cuba Blacklist®, representing
[10624]3 1,813,855 gross tons. ;
[10626]be
[10629]14-0000
[10631]q
[10633]single terest ta an
[10635]pees om fu versie,
[10639]4
[10640]i
[10641]-10- - * 4
[10642]FRANCO SHIPPING CONTINUES IN THE CUBA SEA TRADE -
[10643].. Franco Shipping Company hig béen. responsible. for- 28,2
[10644]lia, ieea: trade with Conmuntst- Cube. for the. January-Septenber : 1966 periods ©
[10646]The ERB. denounced the operations of. Franco Shippin g Co, ‘ad its nine yr. oa
[10647]sidiaries ‘in .Gréeée and Great Pritain in Auguat 1966 (*) and-now it wants to.
[10648]stress- that FRANCO SHIPPING has continued @ng3 ged: in -the Cita trade aé ERBYs. ~
[10650]. gtatietics show? ; .
[10651]Januzry-Soptember 1966
[10652]vee a are a - a a >
[10653]' Free World vessels am eo moe
[10654]Franco Shipping  weneate : me oe “18.18 a :
[10656]Note? . Breakdoun of Franco enipping, Co.'s véssols by rogtetegt :
[10657]a) Grookt : . . 7 : 2.
[10658]b) Lebanéses- 4 an oe De
[10659]ce) 11,%9 GRT Tonker | _
[10661]Sword under Italian - _ an
[10662]‘and Finnish flags 7 | bec? :
[10664]" a) aRETT under Cypriot a
[10666]flag?
[10670]ey “For: ‘full details see: Economic Intatlignee Report | Vol, 1 fo, Tot, tian,
[10671]Flas, August 26, 1966. : Lv a . . _
[10673]BRAND NEW 9,500 TON cua FREIGHTER. GOES ; AOROUND
[10675]The brand new 9,500-tcn Cuban freighter MAFFO went aground on September
[10676]26th 1965 half-an-hour out of Casilda port in Cuba while en route to the souty ~
[10677]eastern Cuben port of Guayabal where she was scheduled to have loaded sugsr for ve
[10678]Japan. This was the first commercial voyage of the M/V MAFFO as she hed mde .
[10679]enly one trip prior to.this voyage which trip had been to deliver her to “Caba “hoe
[10680]after her construction in Cadiz, Spain, on February 9, 1966,
[10682]Furricane Inez, which hit this area with full force, probatly cantributed _
[10683]to the accident. ‘By October 1k, 1965, it was reported that the M/V MAFTO bet
[10685]been refloated.
[10688]ne
[10690]be
[10692]Hueth worereaer, AIOE ahs CED EEN AONE Yee ay 0
[10693]ar aan .
[10694]. : . :
[10696]CNR SPAREN eas tiny mei tcren caine Aco th
[10700]i
[10702]During ‘tho last mofiths, the Cuban. “government has had difficulty in keeping
[10704]its vessels aficat, (The NAV ARACELIO ICLESTAS suffered severe damges after. -
[10705]crashing: into the ‘Norwegian bad NIDAREID in the Panama Canal last June . a i
[10707]en
[10709]ass
[10711]RT off ‘the édast of Hollatd. and; on April 27, 1966,
[10713]“newlyctullt Spanish vessel, the M/V. LA PLATA, while on a trip to Japan, wae in-
[10715]volvei“in.an accident, also in the Panama Canal, with the M/V HONG KONG AMBER
[10716]of Liberian registry.
[10718]The ERB might comment that comrade eo Rodrfguos'e remarke to the Hungarian
[10719]cerrespendent of problems affecting Cutan industry and agriculture might woll
[10720]have beei. b applied to Cuban + ohne as well. ;
[10722]a)
[10724]a pales?
[10726]The. above information has been obtained: ‘from reliable sources, both
[10727]from Cuba and the Free. Horld. al additional detaiie address your=—
[10728]self tot a eae aa
[10730]Economic Research Bureau
[10732]UNIDD REVOLUCTONARIA : .
[10733]10 §.E, 9th Street ‘
[10734]“"Mianf, Fla, 93192, USA 8
[10736]3966,: ‘the uf ORTENTE was 5 unk after colliding vith the Norve-
[10737]another
[10740]1400000
[10742]a Aah eu STRELA aT aT
[10744]weik an’ a veers “Fi, we
[10747]9
[10748]ca]
[10749]-, b
[10750]yt
[10752]ma
[10754]bane ae NE am tah
[10756]: a
[10759]eae te
[10761]wae oS oppes wee OS
[10763]OCT 28 198°
[10764]ALy DOLL ARSPRODUC ING Su SUGAR
[10765]10M
[10767]YY KURRI
[10768]TTS RECA Ey -
[10769]c INTELL
[10771]RR ICAN
[10772]o> MILLION METRIC oe
[10773]A-TETRIC Tow IS: 25200
[10775]: . _ MEORMAT ToN nen, IE
[10776]9 TONS 0 F RATE Fr nat
[10777], oe * pABAGE
[10778]. T Ships
[10779]C YE . 369 Fd TONS
[10780]ft ce tHIs
[10781]\ RA'S NO. 2 CROP,
[10782]; ON . é Se CCENT RAL, CUBA soi,
[10783]‘0 'WAS: BESTRO ove, UR REPORTED. IN. A TTEON), is
[10784], W- TOBACCO CURING wouses WERE DEMOL, .
[10785]PDAMAGE ‘WA! _PTTENS IVE “THE REPORT: Nout marine
[10786]LCST INMATES “THE HURRICANE HUT SUR ING. Eset
[10787]: MUEW COFFEE BLOWN oF Meer VED ROT DAMAGE. er /MECOvERE »,
[10788]ne
[10789]H oe Ay , ;
[10790]\ : , le aaaael Ne Alt ETCETERA ASPET oh FAT be caliente iniliicataiabald sid Sepa +f Eee E CE prea tk Breas
[10791]' n yr . 7
[10792]i he a
[10794]1%.420.2G
[10796]~ USCA ALTE
[10800]peers
[10802]14-0000
[10804]; ; —_ . “Att. #3 UFGA-26348
[10806]a
[10810]economic intelligence owrvel MAILING ADDRESS
[10812]. FROM THE UR. EGONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU - iaiec, Plenide
[10815]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (UR) - 973. 0033 -
[10817]. SPECTAL SUPPER. . Co 7 ee
[10819]“LOBSTER BXPORTE CONTTEUE TO ‘CMEE PROPLENS for CUBA
[10821]' ‘Comercial sources in Canada and confirmed by infornation obtained in New
[10822]: York repért that the Cariadian and Frerich authorities have launched invest'pations
[10823]. into the recoipt of" bad lobrter ih both Cahada.end France. The ERB has now learn=
[10825]ed that a shipmont of more than eicht thousand cana of Cuban lobster arrived in 7
[10827]i France on Gotober 6th aboard tho £.°. K°THERINA, This shipment was consimed to cob
[10828]"Fourchtein et Cle." and. wis tnpeunded an its entirety. by tho French customs au-
[10829]thorities-who observed that this shipmant contained swollen tins. Upon investie
[10830]gation, impurities were dtecovered; tho lotister was found to have been overcoctied
[10832]and in some cases gray spots wore: Abserved, Sgt
[10834]"Korld Seafood -Distribaters", a Yontiéal- firn that Anports Cuban lobstera’
[10835]for sale in. Cansdé .and, for traisahiprent to Europe, continues to have ite diffi-
[10836]“eulties with: CUBAEXPORT. ERB Cubati cormercial scurces, in ‘Europe report that San
[10837]. Bednor, an officer 6f NWorld. Seafood", is. complaining to-CUB EXPORT that CUBA
[10838]EXPORT is un“ercutting™ Bojner'a prices. quoted to the Antwerp firm of "Hallewyck",
[10839]"Hallewyok" appears to bea a mor “European. ‘account for "World Seafood" and in”
[10840]order to protect, this tuainess:Beiner was forced: to: tell CUBAEXPORT that "World
[10841]Seafood" my be forced to ‘queite mMBalowyek# Gost pices for direct chipment of
[10842]Qoksters from Bragi] unless CUBAEXDORT ard Cuban’ commercial representatives in,
[10843]“Paris and The Hague’ cease’. those” antics, This atopute.. involves more than’ two |
[10844]“ “thousand cartons of lobster, - . ‘ ; ae?
[10846]ee, " *Yorld Seafood" maintains ¢ ‘a ateck of Cuban iobstére in intwerp. “The ERB- ‘has
[10847]: learned. that Cuban commercial authorities in Europe have issuéd written instruc
[10848]tions ttat in effect. claim that more than one thousand carténe of lobster in this |
[10849]stock are under ‘the control of CURIEXPONT, Toon learning ‘this “World Seafood" ine
[10850]formed CUBAEXFORT in Havana that it wll cause-the arrest of any person removing ’:
[10851]‘fhese lobsters without pre-payment. The person concerned with attempted removal
[10852]_ + of these lobsters is a Mr. J, M, Sctwara who appeare to be releacing "World Seas
[10853]oe food"'s lobsters. by giving promissory notes which are not puaranteed by any bank
[10854]“-——~ os other institution. "World Seafood" is unierstandably seexing pre-payment or at .-
[10855]least a guaranteed note of payment. By late September this dispute reached the
[10856]point where "World Seafood" refused to assume responsibility for a sale of more
[10857]than a thousand cartons of lobster mce by Schwars acting on CTBAEXPORT instruce
[10858]tions, CUSASXPORT counter-claims that Schwarz is "World Seafood "2 ° agent in these
[10860]sales which, of course, “World Seafood" denies. :
[10862]reir nenntennenntne acute mene mapa t
[10864]As if these were not enough problers, "World Seafood" realizes that it can. = -- . .
[10866]buy similar lobster in New York.at lower prices and is therefore insisting upon . to
[10867]an additional discount from CUBAFXPORT in order to compensate’ for this differ-- yo
[10868]ence, “ .
[10869]fa. woe +
[10870]. ou CDP - . 4
[10871]: Yle an. 3 UFGA- aan OY po ota0e-26G :
[10873]5 re
[10875]Ger
[10879]Pein Ahem _sealr inovetestede mts
[10881]14-0000
[10883]_ the past dn Cuba as being an opportunist who was active’ in the Havana bhick tare
[10885]Miami, Fla., October 31, 1966.-
[10889]ne of the trade raze being used -in Zurope 4 "Caribbean Queen", Thie. fare
[10891]“ticular label 18 fur canned Cuban lobster and. is being rarketéed by the firm of, -
[10893]Jacques Fourchetein which ‘is algo having ite difficulties ‘in this business.
[10894]The ERB hae looked into the tackerourd of Mr, im Beiner ‘and of hie. conpany,
[10896]- "World Seafood Distrituters*. Regarding the company, little can be-found other -
[10898]than. the fact that” ite office 4s in beiner's home in Montreal. The addrede is. 850.
[10899]Frazer ‘Avéemie, Hontreal, FQ, Canada, Trade. Mirectories of Cariadian firma and sia -
[10900]Alar sources avaiiable-here aiid: in New ‘York do not liet this firn. Regarding Bel-
[10902]. Her, the ERB can state that Beiner has teen engaged, at least since 1962, in com
[10904]mercial activities involving Cuta. Over the yenra hie interests have been purcha-
[10905]sing frogs’ legs, lobster, ehrimp, fruits, candies, and.vegotablea. He is known
[10906]to think favorably of the Cutan regime ard in late September 1962 Beiner was opep
[10907]ly discussing economic and social progress being made-in Cuba while on a visit to
[10908]Wiami. Boiner is characterized by people now in Miami and who have Imowh hia in
[10912]‘Note? For additional inforzation on this ratter seo! Beonente IatolLigene Report, an =
[10914]Vol, 11, No, z dated Septenber %, 1966.
[10916]U.R. .* Economic Regéarch Bureau.
[10918]'
[10919]hegre ogee
[10921]Rewwestte
[10923]14-0000
[10925]2
[10929]Wad
[10930]at
[10932]AE Ra
[10934]Het
[10936]ah)
[10938]4,
[10941]i
[10945]TNT ca er
[10949]Pere Hh
[10950]Feabeed
[10952]ate
[10954]OFFICE:
[10955]10 5.E. 9 Se.
[10957]MAILING ADDRESS
[10958]Bon 3940
[10959]- ; Micmi, Floride
[10960]A PRESS SERVICE FROM PHONE: . ae .
[10962]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA(U.RY =. 373.0033, my
[10964]“A total of seven (7) Western vessels called of Red Cuban ports during the past -
[10965]month of October, U.R. learned from its underground and international maritime
[10967]~ sources, i
[10968]Tho October 1966 total (7) represents an all-time-low for the November 1962+ 2
[10969]October 1966 period. The previous all-tima-low was the February 1965 total, en
[10970]when eleven (11) Western vessels called on Red Cuban ports. a : 2 TE : ot
[10971]The Octoher 196.-tota) ‘also. fepresents a drop of 73.1% ‘in Western s¥tpping. to: re
[10973]Red Cuba when compared-with the October 1963 total. a drop of 69.6% compared _
[10974]with the October 1964 total- and-a grop.0 of 66, ™ when Sanpared + with the Ge =.
[10976]teber 1965 total. (*) _ . oo yoy
[10977]In October $ list,’ Cyprus continued to-lead the naritine th columnists with
[10978]three (3) vessels, followed by Great Britain and Greece with two {2) vessels
[10979]each, . : Lon
[10981]The following is the conolete Mst for october «
[10983]NAKE. OF VESSEL . FL A G
[10984]FREE NAVIGATOR Cypaitot:. - ' Cérdenas =: ° October 9.
[10985]RUTHY ANN . “Brittsh Havana - - October 22.
[10986]EL TORO oe Cyprict. / Havana ) °  - , October 21
[10987]VENICE ° ~ British — Stgo, de Cuba” October: 22-
[10988]“ROULA MARTA | Te _- Greek . , Isabela de Sagua October 27
[10989]‘TRENA . . oo . Greek -= ~*~ Havana.
[10990]_NEWFOREST” - Cypriot Cardenas ~.*
[10991]* oe ae ve “
[10993](*) October 1963: 26 vessels -2 =
[10994]October 1964: 23 vessels sc oe
[10995]October 1965; 21 vessels : - “
[10996]October 1966; 7 vessels (all-time-low for this month and =~
[10998]_for the whole period), . }
[10999]. _ UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.) :
[11000]Miami, November 18, 1966 . - . :
[11001]REF. 1 216 — Oo
[11005]14-0000
[11008]10 S.€. 9 St.
[11010]DIRECCION POSTAL:
[11011]Boe 3940
[11012]Miomi, Florida ‘
[11014]"UN SERVICIO DE PRENSA D cer.  peLEFONO:
[11015]MOV IMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA wk R:) 373 - 8033 - :
[11017]BAJA RECORD ee CC  .
[11018]| QUINTA COLUMA. mARITHA oe So
[11019]ve ao . . : . - 4
[11025]‘Un total de stete (7) buques del Mundo Occidental tocaron en puertos cubanos due~
[11026]rante el pasado mes de octubre, UNIDAD REVGLUCIONARIA supo hoy por sus fuentes en”
[11027]la clandestinidad cubana. y en cfrculos mar {timos internac} onales.
[11029]. Bl tota! de Octubre de 1966 (7) representa una baja record para el perfodo Noviem _
[11030]. bre 1962 = Octubre 1966, La anterior baja record fue la correspondiente a. Febre-
[11031]ro de 1965, cuando sdélo u buques del “Mundo Occidental tocaron en pusrtos cubsnose | :.
[11033]El total de Octubre de 1966 tanbién representa una disminucién de‘un-73,1% én ‘bu-
[11034]ques del Mundo Occidental que atracaron: en puertos de Cuba Roja, cuando se compa~
[11035]‘ra con el total de Octubre de 1963; un. 69.6% cuando se compara con ¢1 total dé 88 re
[11036]tubre de 1964, y un 66.7% cuando se. compara’ coh el total de Octubre de 1965. (*) os -
[11038]TR en as tiie Ae aoe tents Becton @ St ve sant ee
[11039]i
[11041]En-la lista de Octubre, Chipre encabeza los quinta columiistas narftimos con tres;
[11042](3) buques, segifida de Gran ‘Bretafia con sélo. dos (2) buaues. y Grecia también coni:
[11044]des (2) buaues,
[11045]: _A Sontinuactén 1a lista. completa del. ‘mes de. Octubre’
[11046]NOMBRE’ DEL-RUDUE BANDERA” PUERTO.
[11048]FREE NAVIGATOR. Chipricte:“"-- ~_ C&rdénas 9 Octubre | :
[11050]RUTHY ANN . Britdnica - Habana- 12 Octubre .
[11052]EL-TCRO Chipriota = Habana. 21 Octubre, |
[11054]VENICE . Pe Britdnica - ~ Stgo. ée- “Cuba ‘22 Octubre .
[11056]ROUIA MARIA * 7d Grdega _ Isabela. dig  Sagua 27. Octubre. a
[11058]TREMA tC. a - “" “Griega i. -_ Habana. 7 30. Octubre 2°
[11059](Cardenas ~ “Teo ;
[11063]NENFOREST Chipriota-
[11065]le I. A) Octubre 1963226 buques
[11067]vom . Octubre 19643 23 buques
[11071]Octubre 1966: 7 buques (baja record para este mes y para
[11072]todo el perfodo), -
[11074]ee CM Se ofeliearten actrees tenga mae Ga SAR aT EME HEN HS PREMPRORAG Ma Tet -outetowaa
[11076]UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA (U.R.)
[11078]Miami, 18 de Noviembre de 1966 , ; , i ete, ak oo
[11079]_ REF.: "221 - poet eo
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[11083]- 4 tern Seg . wk
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[11087]14-0000
[11089]WESTERN UNION
[11090]__PRESS Mv ESSAGE
[11092]w - MARSHALL PALBIONNT
[11094]“WX cD tasiroR _DaTUréen couse? Pe
[11098]6/ V4 00 SCLAMEPTE SIFIE BOQUES ABANDERAS MUNDO OCCIDENTAL VISTTARON
[11099]CUBA DURANTE rasan emamaad 12500 ESTA CIFRA HAS BAJA RECISTRADA DFSDE
[11100]TRICIOSE BOTCOT MARITIMO REGIMEN CASTRO STOP ORGANIZACTO# ANTICASTRISTA
[11101]- MOVIMTENTO. UNIDAD "REVOLUCIONARIA E MER:SUALMERTE OPRECE NOMBRES BARCOS -
[11102]WISITAN ISLA OBTENIENDO: INFORMACIONES DE CHRCULOS MARITIMO INTE:NACIONALES |
[11103]AND FUENTES CLANDSSTINAS CUBA DICE ESTA CIFRA ES MENOR RECISTRADA DESDE yt.
[11104]ELLOS LLEVAN ESTADISIICA 1962 STOP LAMB TEN “SIDO ‘meen OCTUBRE PROGRA viz.
[11105]GTAN BRATAGA WO FIGHA CABRZA TRAPIOO MARITIMO COW CASTRO ‘STOP SIETE-BUGIES
[11106]TOCARON CUBA ESE MES THES ZRNGRRAER fetal FRAN CHIPRIOTAS DOS BRITALTOOS
[11107]° AND Dos GRTBacs Sor Gveanuocto 10 RN 0 AEC Aes
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[11137]PRESS_ MESSAGE
[11138]: KUMI, 09: 25/661%6. Nd 25 a 5 03 ‘
[11139]_ RCENCE FRANCE PRESSE :
[11140]WOE, cp meer a
[11141]c/ ae oo | -ATRADA PROTESTA OCASIGKADS EXILIO CUBANO HIGATIVA AUTORIDADES
[11142]F —*—BSPANOEAS CONCEDER ASTID POLITICO ESPAFA CUATRO GURANGE LLEGARCN IAS PRUUS =
[11143]a GRA COND POLIZOHES ABORO BARCO GRINGO FRAN WAVIGATOR FRAMNIMEN. 5-0P oS
[11144]# - CUATRO CUBAROS PUEROK OBLIGADOS MASSEY RED(BARCAR NAVE GRIEGA RICUEXTRASE :
[11145]; ACTUNLAO2-TE HAVECAKDO ROMO ALEJANORIA BGIPTO STOP PRINCIFALES ONCANTZACTONES
[11146]CUPANOS ANTICASTRISTAS DIRIGIDOSE AUTORIDADES POIGEANERICAXAS Simamonnet 4 .
[11147]‘PYDEEXDOLS “INTERPORGA BUDS OP IC10s EVITAR CUBAMOS POLIZONES SEAN DFSEMBARCADOS. ;
[11148]ALG PUERTO COMMISTA RESMR ALZGAYTO ESTO OOUNRIKM QUOTE ARON SERIAN’ . : .
[11149]DEVOELTOS CUBA DONDE CONDFRARIASELES TAEEWTA ALCS CARCEL OR FUSHLANETO aere — i 7
[11150]_ PAREDG! UNGUOTE ST¢P HESES) UNIDAD REVOLICIONARIA REPORTA MERSUALMIXTE
[11151]“ MOYDOENTO BARCOS TOCEN PUERTOS CUBAHOS ASECURA FREE NAVIGATOR ENARROLARDO — i
[11152]BANDERA CHIPRIOTA ESTUVO PUERTO CARDENAS COSTA Wun@E SUBA PASADO 9 OCTUBRE were i
[11153]‘STOP KAVIGATOR 8181 TOWELADAS OP2RALO PAECRISTO CHIPING COMPANY i
[11154].  SUBSTDIARIA TSAVILIRIS PSA-RADICA,GRECIA, AND LONDRES AGUSTO .PASADO Ato : i
[11156] qgpegmmgag] EXARBOLABA BANDERA NSUGUME HAITIAIA CUANDO FUE DENUKCIADO TRATAR -.
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[11207]ae eee wowaconmtnist CouNTRIES TO CUTA WAS REPORTED TCDA: te
[11208]Pot LY SEVEN VESSELS FROM THESE AREAS TOUCHED aicke Ponts LAST a %
[11210]we Monte SAID REVOLUTIONARY UNITY Ch) g AN EX? Lf ORIANIZATION
[11211]UR ! erp Tas AS THe CUALL TST MUNTER: .
[11213]tee WHICH WATCHES SUCH MOVEMENTS.
[11214]noe » STNCE, IT PECAN KEPING: Count FOUR ¥
[11215]bey ie D ISTED AS VISITING CUEA IN ctoreR NEE OPUREE SHIPS FRCM CYPRUS, .,
[11216]rein ulWo FROM GREAT ERITAIN AND TWO FROM GC
[11217]ie : TRIS COMPARES WITH 17 SHIPS THE. PREVIOUS. BORTHe | OTHER OCTOBER ™
[11219]Tors 21 IN 1965, 23 IN $968, 42D 36 IN
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[11421]poo SAV MAG Choaa da SLARNTLY PAGING LTC QoL de Ga EC carcbuuaea _
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[11463]Sea HIGH FEKCERIAGE OF woRGY CEoARSS a ar ae
[11465]. Sainentiig GF PRE Taagiitaidh LENDS Tat GALE CHARACTER TS CLGAASS
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[11470]GARS, RESULTLG Ls : Fueaucyeas. WERE, WWRASIZEO oR Tet HEA
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[11511]- PRESS MESSAGE
[11513]WH. MARSHALL onteccent
[11515]MIAMI, HOV. 22/66
[11516]WE eb metas DALEITER COLLECT ne nN
[11518]3h T2O szanie ‘OTRO REGDON caste). stoP WOLTA 395 PUL.PRESENTADO POR ORANT a
[11520]2actea aiticasTRrsty HOV DEIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUSIONARIA REQUIARSENTE PRESEITADO 70003
[11522]. " DIPLOMATICOS DEFECCIORADO CASTRISMO STOP ADFMAS DE SFRALAR PRACASO INDUSTREA
[11524]AZOCAHERA VOLTA ASEGURO IQUAL CAMINO PARA INDUSTRIA TABACALERA CUBANA SEQUXDA
[11526]’ -IMPORTARCIA ISLA REVELANDO PASADO aio QUOTE APEEAS-LOCRO COLOCAR EUROPA”
[11528]OCCIDENTAL DOSMIL TONELEDAS MEYRICIS TABACO CON INGRESO APROKIMADO MILLON MEDIO
[11529]‘DOLARES ST°P IGVALMENTE SHVALO DIFICULTADR3 SUFRIDAS POR CASTRO SUS EXPORTACIOES
[11530]LANGOSTA ENCLUYENDO GRAM BRETANA ENTRE.PAISES COMO CANADA FRANCIA AND POLONIA
[11532]QUE HABIAH DEVURISO MERCANCIA- POR ESTAR MAL FSTADO STOP QUOTE SIV’ EMRARGO DIJO
[11534]VOLTA ESA MERCANCIA DEWUELTA FUE PUESTA LUE00 VENTA MERCADO DOMESTICO CUBANO
[11535]PRACTICA ESTA SEOUIDOSE INSOLO Cosi LANOOSTA SIBO COM TODOS PRODUCTOS FXPORTACION.
[11537]spESUEES EECHAZADOS OE DESTINADOSE OORSUMO PUEBLO CUBANO UNQU TE. STP RIDIPLOWATICO. a
[11538]_-CUBARO PBIALIZ0 ‘EXTABVESIA. ‘ASEQURANDO QUOTE ‘POLITICA AGRESIVA “cusTRO 100 AUMEATO
[11539]AND SECUIRA POR ESE civarxo HATED. ESIg SEA FLDOMADO- usquores
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[11564]wom MARSHALL omrewsnt
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[11574]PrExE REPRESE) TACION PARA SUS DELEGADOG ‘LLEVEN ‘POLITICA SUBVERSIVA RSTABLECIENDO
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[11576]MEJCRES RELACICRES POSIBLiS COM DELEGADOG OTHOS PALS ESPECIAiMENTE CON
[11578]LATINOAMERICAIOS STOP ESTAS INSTRUCCIGKES * PUETON IMPARTIDAS DELEGACION PARTICIPO —
[11580]. CONFERIY'CIA CAFE CELERRADA ELSALVADOR DONDE CUDA POUIA CoNCURRIR ‘POR MANTINER KLE
[11581]Bho: ‘ASTGNADA- Uva. cuoTA: 194,000 SACOS CAFE .PESAR HACER akos CUA CARECE ESE PRODUCTO
[11583]para BAroRTACIOM REVELO HOY RAIL VOLTA LaicDA QUIEN HASTA HACE PuCOS DIAS ERA
[11584]CONESERO COMERIAL EMBAJADA: CUBA LONDHES AND REPREVHTANIE GOBIERNO CASTRO ANTE
[11585]ORGAKISHAS DATHIMACYOWLLES AZICAR CAFE AND :12GO AND UELITADO OBSERVAUOR ANTE
[11586]GRUPO INTERNACIONAL DELA LANA STOP CULIPERENCIA PHINSA CELEBRADA AQUI VOLTA,
[11587]~ASEGURO. QUOTE BCOMOMICAMENTE REGISEN COMUNI3TA CASTRO ESTA LLETANDO CLOAK ~
[11588]“DESBUTS SUPRIR UW FRACASO ECONOMICO TRAS OT0 UNGUOTE VATICIUANDO MEER PARA
[11589].. lemiast AO VENIDERO BUEVO PRACASO 4m FRODUSCION AZICAR QUE REGE‘EN. CUBANO DIJO
[11590]Mar IFDICO HOY-AL ANUNCIAR IKICIO ZAPRA
[11592]ESTA ALCANZARIA SIETE MILLONES TONELADAS STOP SIGE ARROYO
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[11629]- FROM THE UR. ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU - Mine, Pieide
[11630]PHONE:
[11632]” MOVDALENTO-UMIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (UR) 373 - 0033
[11634]:o VOL, I No. 4 Lo
[11636]z Or Noveiber. 22, 1966, Mr, past VOLT. Landa, net with ropreséntatives of tho <
[11638]g - prosa in Néard in ofdér to dinacuss Cub“n trode problems abroad and Cubin econo=
[11639]- -mie problems within. The ERB ms folt. that Mr. Volta's information will 4e of .
[11641]z interest to all our.reaters, so theréfors this.-issue of tho Economie Intel-
[11642]- ligence Report containe the verbatin acccunt of Mr. Volta's words, ——
[11644]STETEMENT
[11646]My name ig Rail VOLT. Landa, and until a few daye apo I held the posta of .
[11647]Trade Counselor . to the Cubun Enbaesy in London, Representative to the. Interniae
[11648]tional Sugar Council, Representstive to the International Coffoe Organiz»tion, to
[11649]cron International Wheat Council, and Obeerver-Delegate to the International Wool
[11650]Pe
[11652]Cn Seventer ‘14th ry wife and I were interviewed by. the press in New York
[11653]at which time we discusred the rearons tht prompted our defoction, The results :
[11654]of this conference ‘hive appearcd in the prees anc therafare today I would like . E
[11655]to discuss in sche detail economte probleme confronting Cuba today with which I
[11656]am personally farilier an¢ which, -I ‘bore, will bo of interest to you gentlonen,
[11658]In an effort’ to’ be brief and not take toc much of your time, my friende here . :
[11659]have ‘been . kind exough to reproduce some technical and deteiled informtion oa en
[11660]the following subjects? ugar, tobacco, the problen of convertible currency, t
[11661]problems with. the lobster exports, afd usurpation of registorsd trade marks :
[11662]Thore is also attached a resume of positions held since 1955. : :
[11664]7
[11666]Ter 1 ote etreenereannenina sere enn emeranameaummamasss miehn temiemnaan neha iis ATU HE mmtl MENG FO nee Hh cele Saye a tS
[11668]1
[11670]yt genes ae
[11671]'
[11673]From the economic point of view C-stro's esrrunint véging is vel on the pe
[11674]‘yoad to reaching 2 climax after having cuffered one etonomie set-back after an-
[11675]other. - Today Cuba's. leading cash crop, evgir, can be termed a failure in the:
[11676]serise that due to 4 surker of factors and particularly mismanagement: in Cuba
[11677]plus the. low world price, it ie unible to eupport the Cuban economy, .The second ©
[11678]Lo - toet important cash.crop, tobacco, -similerly has been so mismnaged that today
[11679]se _ £t da an uliimportant eerner of eritteally needed foreign exchange,
[11681]This economic cheos hes foreed the Cuban régime to increasingly desperate .
[11682]measures in order merely to eurvive, For example, meat, tobacco, eggs, fruit,
[11683]_ . vegetables, coffee, preserves, and shoes are some of the products that. today are
[11684]eee exported from Cuba in an attempt to earn the hard currency to purchase heavy
[11686]machinery, locomotives, fishing boats, ani all the rest necessary to mintain '
[11688]any semblance of an economy. 4n unfortunate reeult of this is that today there :
[11689]is a sorious shortage of the proper foods throurhout all of Cuba. There is raq-'
[11690]tioning. The people have insufficient rice. Even citrus fruits have had to be
[11691]rationed, Milk iz in critically short eupply. There are not enough shoes to go
[11692]around. Coffee, long considered a necessity by the people, is sometimes unob-
[11693]tainable and is always in ehort supply. Our beer, famous for years, is now hard-
[11694]ly drinkable when it 1s available. These problems, which before the communist
[11695]régime vere totally ucihowm to Cuba, wcre troucht painfully home to me each time
[11696]I returned to Havana fron my post in London.
[11698]Slo ost. UFGAR 262 woe WG/20-26
[11700]Dae we peer.
[11702]14.90000
[11706]e For example, I was in Havana in July after hurricane Ym hit Nestern: Cuba ~
[11707]last June, a. numbér of building? and houses find to. be. repaired all over. the
[11708]‘city of'Hsvarm. Debris from.derolitions and subsequent ~constructions was piled
[11709]on the stréets, Time passed,: bit-the streets were still-full of debris that gave.
[11710]- nthe Sity - the looks‘ ofa bonber * targst” “thts caused considerable disgust among :
[11712]the population “of Havana,
[11714]nother ‘example 4s - that ‘the food + quota on the ration book is largely a.
[11715]"paper" ‘reality. What I mean is that the food on the book is rarely available,
[11716]and whole moriths pass without any meat, lard, oii, rice, beans, being distrib--
[11717]uted. At this precise time, in Havana, there are no seasoning ingredients avail-
[11718]able to the consumer. When the product is available again, the meager book
[11719]quota is what each one gets, without any compensation for the time during which -
[11721]be could not even get that,
[11723]As a result of this, queues are longer every day, with people standing ih
[11724]line since the early morning hours to mike sure that they von't be left ‘out. © L,
[11725]There are often fights and ‘even minor riots at the queues on account of the ir :
[11727]ritation that this situation causes.
[11729]Also T have seén that “the régime ds opening rony new 4 restaurants, alleged-
[11731]- ly to: make recreation facilities available to the péople. In reality, however,
[11732]what they seck 1s. to extract money from circulation, as the prices at these new
[11733]places are éxtraordinarily high. Hence, only the members of the ruling “new
[11734]cless" my enjoy the new spots, as the workirig people could never afford them, ~
[11736]I will be happy to. attempt to answer any questions that you, may have re~w .--
[11737]garding: those areas of life or of events in Cuba today w with which Tam familiar,
[11739]ORL a AEN SP OR
[11741]vag A REED Ce UIE Be were i Mines ton aman Yemen
[11742]™ as . : porome
[11744]a
[11745]i
[11747]i.
[11748]be
[11749]t
[11750]i
[11751]i
[11755]14-0000
[11757]Sy
[11759]Be ea
[11761]wee eens tne etna YR PHY
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[11765]SUGAR a c : ,
[11766]As the Cuban. representative to the International Suger Council. was ‘able.
[11768]+0: observe. at first hand . some of the problems fe the. Cubs
[11769]Sone obdervations follow: mre facing ap sugar. industry.
[11771]it ie veil known tia’ all. eounpiies- “that import or produce. Sugar are mak
[11772]towards reaching 4 Yong-term: Sagar Agreement that. would stabilize
[11774]Castro's. stand to that respect has been to boycott and undermine such efforts,
[11776]This his been clearly reflected in Castro's refusal to participate in the
[11777]various work groups that have been created for that purpose under the sponsor=
[11779]_ ship. of the Secretary General of WOTAD, Dr. Raul Prebish.
[11781]- Castro believes that by not: particlpeting in efforts to reach a Sugar f=
[11782]greonent he can cause the collapse of thé sugar industries in the lesa efficient
[11783]producer countries. ii order to bring economic hardship to those countries in La-
[11785]' tin America to which sugar exporte are important. Castro's ultimite end, of
[11786]course, is to. cause internal ditaturbances in these countries and ‘thus to ripén,
[11788]them for Castroecommsist subversion,” “Phig has been a boomerang to Cuba. The
[11790]critical’ situation in the world market of over-supply and low nice, \
[11792]hoped-for econenio disaster in the Latin American nations has not occured. Ine _
[11794]stéad, 1% 1s ocairring in Cuba, The régime is unable to meet its announced
[11796]goals (the goal for the sugar year 1966 was 6,500,000 tons wheraas 4,455,255
[11797]were actually harvested), To move its sugar, Cuba haa been forced to grant spe-
[11798]Gial é4scounts, for example to Japan, end to Great Britain. This further com
[11800]pounds the chaotic | éconémic situation in Cuba as the country” obtains ‘even ‘less
[11802]Per pourd that: the current lov price of CLL $s. a
[11804]Intorsial _Anpect sth : re = a
[11805]The “blews received ‘by Cuba's sugar economy from the hurricanes and droughte
[11807]are nothing compared te the damage caused by the improvisation ‘and incompetency :
[11809]of those who today mlamanage our country's affairs. The shortage of manpower
[11810]for cutting the cane, the enlistment of inexperienced’ "volunteer" cané cutters,
[11812]the failure of. .combine mchines from the -USSA, and the deteriorating situation ,
[11814]in the transportation of the cane crown the existing economic anarchy. '
[11816]The régime has been committed by Castro to produce 10,000,000 tons of sugar _
[11818]in 1970, which figure sugar economists in and out of Cuba agree is most unlikely
[11819]However, the attempt to'reach this goal is resulting in activities that amount
[11820]to economle suicide. Cuba 4s buying generators in England costing more than ons
[11821]milion dollars which will be used to provide power for the "Centros de Acopio®
[11822](reception centers). The concept of these centers was tried many years age in
[11823]Cuba' ami discarded as both inefficient and uneconomical. There is no reason te
[11824]believe that anything has ® happened that will change this. So, what to do with
[11826]_ the generators?
[11828]Cne might conclude a discussion of Cubats sugar problems with the observa~
[11829]tion that nevar before in Cuba's economic history has so mch discussion, 60
[11830]many speeches, and so mich activity resulted in such a loss of effectiveness.
[11833]14-0000
[11835]a.
[11837]ay
[11843]VER ya hg eat
[11844]a aa
[11845]“oa
[11847]“Ay
[11849]a
[11850]ty
[11852]a
[11855]: a
[11857]Sonmtmnista.
[11859]- such a specialized work,
[11863]TOBA o .
[11864]4 was associated with the tobacco oxporting onterprise (Empress CUBATAB Y=
[11866]CO) for four years inclucing.three years as Assistant “anager, I am happy to
[11867]mike ny first hand imowledge ‘available. :
[11869]’ This. industry is another exanpie of ‘the adninistrative clunsinese of the
[11871]for our country, it seems to be doomed to total destruction aince the Commnist
[11872]régime took control. of it.
[11874]Leaf tobaeco production has declined by over 30% comparing the 1965 ‘Tigure
[11875](32,000 H.7,) with the traditional production of over 45,0CO M.T, yearly, The-
[11876]best tobacco fields of tho famed Vuelta ‘tajo zone, which gave the best wrapper
[11877]in the vorld, have experienced a sharp decline of over 706 in yield and quality, .
[11879]due to Jack of fertilizers and the necessary care. -
[11881]About 20% of the plantations are affected by tho bug, as the fields and
[11882]curing sheds are not ‘sprayed. The INR\ policy. of vory low prices paid and lack
[11883]of incentives given to the most efficient producers has forced the producers to
[11884]divert their lands: to less risky and nore profitable crops, This is particular-
[11885]ly true. of the Remedios and Cabaigudn zones, Peasants trained in tobacco grow=
[11886]ing have. been absorbéd - by cane growing areas in order to remedy the critical
[11887]minpover situation in the latter, but at the expense of. inflicting grave damage
[11888]to the tobacto | economy,. This has brought the incorporation of "volunteer" worke
[11889]ers to tha cropping of the leaf, which workers, due to their inexperience in |
[11890]break the leaf, with. the resulting damage to its quale
[11892]ity.
[11894]. Tndustetad laneetc+ ee, . oe Be oo
[11896]‘The industrial phase of the tobaeco dnjustey hae not been ‘better off, and -
[11898]in our opinion it has been the one that has suffered most from the inconpetency -
[11900]of the régine, The quality, prasentation, and production volume of Cuban cigars
[11902]as far as production for national consump- -
[11904]has been seriously affected, not -onl
[11905]tiori ts concerned, ‘but also as regards the portion designed for export. It would
[11906]be endless to ‘list the wronge that have been done, but they may be outlined thust
[11908]1) Loss of quality due to the use of raw leaf tobacee and without te ne0-
[11910].. essary aging. w+
[11912]-2) Failure to deliver to foreign customers due to the lack of intermdiate
[11914]materials to finish the product, such as: aluminum tubes for Packaging these
[11916]cigars, aluminum cases, holders, rings, cedar boxes, ete.
[11918]3) Continuous complaints are received from foreign Saporters, ave to the
[11919]detection of high percentage of wormed cigars,
[11921]4) The traditional blends that gave charactor to each of the traditional
[11922]brands have been changed and altered, which has resulted in the imaginable loss
[11924]‘of quality and prestige.
[11926]gore,
[11928]Once the-second industry of Cuba, and the source of great prestige 2... .
[11930]Y
[11932]oe
[11937]14-0000
[11939]"Regalia", (top-quality, hand nade) cigara,. which affocts the finish .of the ‘hand=
[11940]‘ ate produced. a
[11942]. Tradg ‘hands: p tem
[11944]" dollars through tobacco exports, and come of them have boen pointed out: already.
[11946]prise “ROL TMPEX bought approximately 600 tons of totacco, Tho contract specific=
[11948]des were rade to ROLIMFEX, roporte: began to arrive from the Freo European market |
[11949]‘that Cuban tobacco lgaf vas ‘being. of Scored at a much-lower prico than that eatabe
[11951]_{0,CCO which was accepted.
[11955]5) Incorporation of inexperienced personne] to the. preraration of “Alta
[11957]Jorafting cigars-with the result that undersized, oversized, or too. - heavy ofgers:
[11959]Aref ca
[11961]These. ant many other irregularities take place ‘today in our thduotey, ote
[11962]without. fad. - to. -mention that tho climax of all this situation is caused - by
[11963]“fo national - ‘eonsuripticn, something definitely unprecedeatat
[11965]in the: hictory Of our country.
[11969]ns Ramee anata oe
[11971]The Cuban Communist régime faces -groat difficulties ‘in. its efforts to mke
[11973]‘ Nevertheless, I believe that the chief trouble is represented by tho mr-~
[11974]ket linitations suffored by Cuban tobacco today. Castro has been unable to con=
[11975]vince his Iron Curtain "friends" to purchase the volume that was ‘formorly ad-. a
[11976]sorbed. .by the U.f., He-bhas only porsuadéd the USSR, Czechoslovakia, and East oo
[11977]Gormany .to tuy a total of approximately 5,000 .M.T.. The truth, however, is that ;
[11978]these exports have been mdo with distrust, as there have’ been reports that Cue
[11980]ba's "friends", aftor buying this tabacco, . re-export it to hard-currency coune
[11981]tries at lower " prices than those established d'by the “Enprésa CUBATIBACO® | for the tod
[11983]free world market, .
[11984]I fiay elite a specific’ Apetance of this,
[11986]Late in 1962, “the Polish enters. Sees OF
[11988]and provided that any legal diffie
[11990]ally prohibited _re-cxportation by the Poles,
[11991]Aftor the delivers .
[11993]culties that night arise would be submitted for arbitration.
[11995]lished by the Cuban exporting enterprise: in ita eale of tobacgo to Free Europe.
[11996]At first, it was thought that this was only a raneuver for lover prices. by the
[11997]European importers, but, as time passed and CUBATAB.ACO could not place any salea, 4
[11998]the reports, which were still coming in, were given more credence. As a result . ‘
[11999]of thig, IT was sent. to‘conduct an on-the-spot investigation in Europe, and, sure.
[12000]enough, I discovered that the Poles were indeed re-eXporting our tobacco, with .
[12001]complete disregard of their Signed agreement with Cuba, Tho. violation was re~
[12003]_ ported to the Ctiban Ministry ‘of Foreign Trade, which instructed CUBATABACO te |
[12005]institute proteedings to recover:damages fromthe Poles. Cuba sued for 1 mile
[12006]lion end the Poles, having being caught red-handed, offered a settlemnt of
[12007]The payment Was made in dollars, out of. the Polish-
[12008]Cuban clearing. - a 7
[12010]This "international solidarity" practiced by Communist countries kept Cuba |
[12011]for a long tine. (19%2-1963) from entering Western Turopean markets,
[12013]Dumping as practiced by these countries, the lack of adecquate atocka for
[12014]the Europeans’ taste, difficulties and delays in deliveries (due to shortage of
[12016]. ships) have made the Europeans shy away from buying larger quantities of Cuban
[12018]leaf, and, any European importers have learned that Cuba As not a reliable
[12019]source of supply. 1a
[12021]Due to the above stated reasous, the Communist régime can barely place
[12022]2,000 M.T. in Western Europe, for an arnual revenue of about US$1, 500,000, |
[12024]14-0000
[12026]Upon ny arrival here I was surpriecd to learn the extent of the detailed -
[12027]inférmition poesesed by UNID.D REVOLUCICNARTA and its Economic Research-Bureat. .
[12028]- This infermition is accurate an I en able to aid - fore Anfornation to that known a oc
[12030]* by the DR
[12032]Be ; “Guba ‘had beon exporting lobster through San Beiner, of the Montreal firn.
[12033]Wdertd Seafood Distributors". Thase exnorts woré rade by. the Cuban concern ALIN ;
[12034]- FEX to "World Seafood", and the latter’ Fe-oxportod tho lobster to ‘European fies -
[12035].- Guch aa the Balgisn MHallewick" and. “the British "Young Seafood", . 7
[12037]When ALIMFEX was roplaced by CUBAEXPORT, the now Cuban concern tried to
[12038]@rab the ‘Buropean lobster market from Boiner and "his Canadian firm, This was the.
[12039]a Objective for which CUBAEXPORT Director Rodolfo Shoning was working during a ree
[12040]So cert’ European tour, and, to this ond, he rado- contact with the British firm —
[12041]"Young Seafood", the French firm "Jacques Fourchtcin et Cio,", and others in
[12042]Western Europe. CUBAEX PORT. wac toa large extent succesrful in this effort to
[12044]"ot out Boiner, .
[12046]Se The troubles .of CUBATXPORT and ‘of all other Cuban foretgn | trado. enter= : 4
[12048]. prises with frea-vorid firma are dur to tho fact that Cuban concerns have no re- : ot
[12049]spect for international trade ethics, They taka recource to all serte of raneue Te
[12050]vers, as gelling is their only conccrni. thistis the long run alienatos custom _
[12051]ers, In the case of thé lobster c::ports lack of quality has been apparent,
[12052]Through my office in Lendon I learned of complaints of improper cooking, pack=
[12054]. dng, and even crating of lobsator. exported. to France, ‘ Poland; and England.
[12055]Hundreds of cases. have been rejected by health and customs authorities and by = =
[12056]the importers themselves, / The Problows Beiner ns ‘srmountered -in Canada have
[12058]_been duplicated in Europe.”
[12060]a Naturally, the. poor quality of the lobster has been the cause of probes by
[12062]; -_ Canadian, French and British -health euthoritios, Even the authorities of Comme
[12063]: nist countries such as“Joland and Czochdslovakia have been-foreéd to look into -
[12064]Be ‘the mattor, © These countries:have returned lobster to Cuba as “unfit” for human
[12065]to consumption", . This merchandise, hovever, was ‘subsequently placed.in the Cuban. - .
[12067]Yo domestic market, a practice that has beon follcwéd not, only with the ‘lobster,
[12068]. but also. vith all other exports that have been turned down by Cuba's customers * a
[12070]> abroad. ed
[12072]Perhaps less serious cases, but t which aloo  ditustrate ‘the » égina'e& con= 7
[12073]-'tenpt for the Cuban people, aré good instances of this policy. I refer to pro-
[12074]_-ducts which, although not quite unfJ% for human consurption, do not meet foreign
[12075]‘quality standards, such as fruit preserves that have been turned down abroad be~
[12077]cause of their excessively high contents cof sugar, and rum that was returned be= -
[12079]” eause of impurities, These items vere ) retailed to the Cuban people after Dats
[12081]rejected abroad, . Thay: . - Meee i
[12083]a ' There also are complaints about ‘the ‘presentation ofthe product and ‘the
[12084]7 - packing, all’ of which has caused stern protests by the affected free-world
[12085]- , such as "Jacques Fourchtein et Cie." ’ which complained to ALIMPEX last
[12087]— firns, -
[12088]_ year and to CUBAEXPORT this year.
[12092]. Yoho. t
[12093]Pet dined Sarre er wenn Moabneotee sh Eog teen
[12096]14-0000
[12098]“ty
[12100]em
[12102]eta oy,
[12104]. . a t
[12105]Tenentermemns iy mee a0Mm ent RES. 20m ah dR VRE RS 280th LIAR PS tbe +
[12107]sets ene tannntecertetenme etre ty tanner ner een andesite
[12108]. . , we ms : rhe . a +. ree
[12109]: an
[12110]‘ a
[12112]be
[12114]‘4
[12116]he '
[12117]SOARED
[12119]As ts known, tho Castro réginc, after amonopolizing foreign trade and edizing
[12120]private industries, arbitrarily-decreod that all Cuban trade-mrke had become
[12121]tho property of the government, ° However; with the lawful owners-of these trade=
[12123]marke scattered-as exiles over the free world, Castro-has met écrisiderable. ‘Teeal .
[12124]wed
[12126]ditficulties A tho: atolen; brand: namoo-for. ‘his exports. . Abroad, -Castro has
[12128]n ng
[12129]been. unduecedaful, inmost cases, in assigning these trade-marks to the régineta .
[12130]expert enterprises, as, in most: countrien, ~the. brands are registred in the
[12132]nanes of thet ‘Lawful ‘owners. . ‘uet
[12134]Thus Castro. violates international trade-mark regulations.”
[12135]ie particularly truo with respect to the vorld-famous. trade-marks of Cuban oie
[12136]gnara. Ono of the beat-lmown cases is the continued exportation of cigars bear=
[12137]ing the "La Corona" and "Honry Clay" brands, which are the property of the Ame-
[12138]rican Tobacco Company. This firm was forced to take direct action in Ergland,
[12140]France, and Switzerland, countries to which Castro has had to halt exports,
[12142]Another example is the mich-detated ease of the "BACARDI" brand, which te
[12143]how being contested and vhtich will be brought before the courts’ of Great Britain
[12145]_by February or March.noxt year,
[12147]od
[12149]s
[12151]In 1963, British authorities ‘eotzed a shipment of Bacardi rum which: waa ..
[12153]recently returned to Cuba, and, therefore, the régime tas boen unable to export.
[12154]this brand to England, The, régime faces Sintlar problems vith Canada and Japan,
[12156]. | The first ‘complications rising from this. case "tok place ‘Fight. -in Cuba, .
[12157]where there wore even disiiesale in juridical Direction of the Ministry of For- |
[12158]eign Trade éarly this Year. Presently, ¢ Guba - is’ Facing the following ene Looe
[12160]des in this case! _
[12162]. 1) Legai contr iddctiono: due to , Cubéte very laws of expropriations and to
[12163]the’ perennial "reorganizations": and "eréatdons” of Cuban foreign trade concerns,
[12165]2) Restricted opportuni ties for ‘the Cuban ‘régine to présént wttneseee, as ..
[12167]it fears that such witnessea will take the chance ‘to defect.
[12169]3) Troubles between tho Cuban régine and the-
[12170]“Seifert and Seddeley" case,” we
[12172]4) Financial limitations, as “the Cuban réeime ‘has only US4 42,000 to fie 7 :
[12173]nance the expenses of the case through the London law firm "Clark Russel", 22s
[12175]Ate
[12177]This- situation :
[12179]very coltehtor “of the London - i
[12181]Sa,
[12185]14.90000
[12187]roy
[12189]sul aoe ata ee EP ORCA 8 ERLE SINE
[12191]FESR RO Reman eT
[12193]os
[12194]. - =
[12196]WANG’ Reif] VOLTA Landa =-==SsMarried, three children age 35
[12198]ee, = piptenatanah tatetitieg Be OE
[12200]lie 19661 Cutan Representative in the International Sugar Coun
[12201]. oO * 641, Icternational Wheat Counéil,.- International Coffe
[12202]; . “feo” Crgaritzation; Cdserver=Delegate to the Inter «
[12203]. ‘ pational Wool Group.
[12204]2. 145-1%6t ‘Trade Conselor to the Cuban Embassy in London,
[12205]: fue gusta fesenber 1965: Cuban Chargé D'Affaires. in Lone -
[12206]ee C74 ral of the Trade ¢ Dalogetton to ° Spain. Tobacco Ade~.
[12207]hem USGat Mesber of the Trade Delegation to Syato, Tobacco ae Ste eT a,
[12208]5.- 1962-1965! Operative Assistant Manager, "Empresa CUBATABACO®, es, - —
[12209]6.-- 1612 Chief of the Loaf Tobacco Section of the ‘aproee hh a PRET
[12210]Cubana de Exportaciones™. *
[12212]Tom 1958329601 alee Yanager *“Hinerar Tolevialéa Co.” ant Peddere®,
[12214]B.- 1956: Sales Yeneger, Zlectronis Dept. ? "Electro Sales ¢o.*
[12215]. (Sylvania) we ;
[12217]UR. Economic Research Boreas,
[12218]10 S.E. 9th Street, ,
[12219]Miard, Fla., U.S oAe
[12221]h . to.
[12224]14-0000
[12226]DISPATCH [~sceres | ==
[12228]7 . 5 : :
[12229][ Chief of Station, Bogota.
[12231]Pomme uate,”
[12232]mremaew
[12233]Ae Od SOLIS
[12235]| ‘Chief, WH; niet, FE; COS, . Tokyo
[12237]' .L Chief of Station, JMWAVE |
[12238]wake TYPIC: AUEL es CROLL
[12240].  Pacnonitquace- neem — ; re
[12241]| action reQurmen; Fyr | a tal
[12242]a an fo : 7 ont lg :
[12243]_ On 15 October Jose R. Mercado, President of the Colombian
[12244]Confederation of Workers (CTC), discussed with AMWORD-3, the Secretary
[12245]General of AMSCROLL, the CTC's plans to do. what it can to discourage
[12246]Japan-Cuba trade by bringing influence to bear on the trade seminar
[12247]in. Tokyo that was to have begun on 19 October, Upon: his-return to
[12248]: Bogota, Sr, “Mercado wrote a letter to the Japanese Ambassador to
[12249]a _ Colombia, .@ copy of which we forward together with a translation,
[12251]~ —_ . ” fe m - t
[12252]: PHILIP G, ELMARD *
[12253]i - Ho, -
[12254]: s
[12255]_ Attachments: b/w Sek lle, LE L
[12256]ag 1, Letter fcopy) as stated. . ae ‘
[12257]. 2. Translation of letter rs
[12258], | Distribution: aan .
[12262]~ @> C/FE, w/azts, h/w doe ¢nes Finke lexr. Toate teen DATE OSPATOHED
[12263]~ 2= COS/Teky +, watts. hf/wl cS COPY O <8 Be
[12264]‘ 2— C/WH, w/itzs. b/w a, . . 26 Oct 66 _—
[12266]B= WH/C, Ws atts. > Somme TTT eg
[12267]: a Ee i
[12268]met __ oo _ ‘| UFGA-26277
[12269]j a i ' — i , HEADQUARTERS VLE MUARGER
[12270]| _ - saozefs
[12271]SECRET ¢ 19-120-26 .
[12272]age ~- em ee {3 3
[12276]raat re Pa
[12278]14-00000
[12279]titer . sens 4E 7?
[12280]~ : us a ; a . oo.
[12282]" CONFEDERACION | DE TAABAJAORES DE COLOMBIA -
[12284]rangonea JURIDICA “Oo. 277 O8 sonF . ” wea eec.1 0. 9,4 -o. fe oe
[12288]i: _ -° BogotZsy Dele Gotubr:: 17/66
[12290]7 . . a
[12291]\ . , oor a
[12293]2 . bb TADON Oil JAFOs . . :
[12294]i. COLO: 21h . , coe
[12296]sy ve . “pxo-.2e nefeiue bciior } nbajadocs
[12298]Ds . ; Con versibs a& que * eurante Tos = =
[12299]rt fas 19 y 21 de, Peese:.te mos 6 ecaligara wi cuskwarlo de
[12300]Oo . (+ Conuxedo on La 6fudsd dc Poquios CG. la participioll. de «
[12302]2 no eqeaecm etn tearm nent ote Ot
[12303]le
[12305]: : ales pafors de wafolou Lavi: iby De COW DNACIO. be dike |
[12306]. BASALOLLS Di, COL IA Colo, Quieres reltorar por Bu Con «@
[12307]uucco Al Gebers. bercerftico dL Jup6a la soliciiud que on
[12308]_ : otras ocsulowes Accs Lovuulace r force a que este le
[12309]‘ . 2 Was {bro 490 posible. cl perigadesute CO. relo con cu pafs, cle
[12310]. : Japl..,g Clene cutnuleetdo Coa el rfusaen Conunista de Cuba,
[12311]- . al concidcurarc que lnc divisas eo «1 Cobleri:o as Cuba lo «
[12312]ers que lau Venta de sus productos, ca utiligads pora flnan |
[12313]ela ia gubdvu: pols y cL terroricns éc la Anfriee Latiii Be
[12315]4 ,
[12316]a ROR ERAN ee endo Leeman
[12319]i
[12321]. : : juee re solicditud la forsulae .
[12322]wos eon nlpas a gélva: cuardiar les Antereses dcl Sluoleclis
[12323]no Lior. y be HOOPEcLeo y la inte ridad Lictitucte1u1 de ae
[12324]UcstLre pols, ya quc Coldibia.co:o otros pafses ae infriea --
[12325]esta eouprcndide dcuire del procera dc Lufiltrieio:es que .
[12327]Co 2d¢ Cuba ha plic.ificado | el Cobicr.io piiteriaclonal, COOe. BY
[12329]i Coe tt te eo..fir66 cl Periédico." LL fiEPe * eh uno de ous edito *
[12331]Toe . Plales del 12 de Gotubres ve
[12332]sore. ‘Tusistisos ea hacer sta peth
[12334]- e161 serqu: Bonsidcra: 08 que-al ecid:uar cl Jupli coer -
[12335]-C1a.6e 06.1 Cba Cou ista, es'te.to cone coutribul? 4 suse
[12336]boauy teas ‘PE sAties ca hatelen que uc termdiacdo cou les “Vibes
[12338]ta takes @uncerAticrzs, i. fomsbede cl asceluate en masa y e
[12340]a L. Piewecldnkente ae i erat sai de Lirise:tes y Trabejecorcs «
[12342]: i.e ifesetas, AL Cusrsin. ar Exta sizucesé:: nes verfaoe en la
[12343]-DunselG. de ore is.7 co: (Otrtc palecs de Anuériea c1 bod
[12344]20. 4 tdécos Los prod.ctos japd .cics coco lo hencs neeno eo
[12345]29. L938 Lares de Lous . pafoes gue eaths nevooia:do con Cubase .
[12347]Ste rte eee me some
[12349]n
[12351]errerranerery
[12353]st a cipal han cca geet nate g tien remit te A
[12355]ai
[12357]NRPS Pat Ba tetra i et eenori ange net ea ene hetacetmaeatnnnnammnmmaeticteanutare? mire tn neankgsninit see Tow
[12359]ne ‘k.. copra de sus crates uotde pa
[12360]2k 198 suseribiias « le Ud. ati. canentes: e ws
[12362]1 CO. -EMLIT CIO. LIAS ADOAES Di. COLO!
[12364]Renee nite nee ean
[12366]far
[12367]eee. SE
[12369]HP eet AOD KARAAO 10846 . TELTGRAFO Y CAALES (CETECEs BOGOTA, COLOMGIA
[12371]re ielbeh es baind
[12372]‘ 1 . io
[12374]Hot
[12375]i
[12376]i. g
[12377]i 3
[12379]t
[12383]ue CS Cry |
[12384]UEG DE vi 277 : aren 1G@o-12¢- 26
[12386]14-0000
[12388]err, Seen
[12393]ammo enes tebe enw Se
[12395]all. non CREA REATIT
[12397]Bogota, D,E,, October 17, 1966
[12399]oe
[12401]Poor, clave ge ile ee Ney
[12403]Exeno. Sr. 3
[12404]Ehbajador dol Japon : . i
[12405]° & Colortia . _ - ey
[12407]ee 5 Se aR $s. - De. . 2 Ble ae a ne ° t
[12408]_ Bxcallence: | : i
[12409]> £ the forthconin: Trade Serinar that will take place fron i
[12410]“ay the age of this month in the Cit: of Telcyo, with the participa- t
[12412]-4 ‘ syie LTacin Anertcan countries, the oO: SSSDEPATION OF WORKERS OF GO. - 5 '
[12413]4 Tt aa hos to reitorate th roach sou, to the Democratic Government ¢
[12415]; 1, tie ss¢rest wo-have formulated in other ocasions, reforent to the i.
[12416]of ihe vormanent trade that Japan has established with the Quban ~ $
[12417]Sorc L.3, considering that the currency obtained from the selling :
[12418]attic. £$ used by the Gover:ment of Cuba to finance the subver « "
[12419]scr rocie: in Latin America. : ; oe
[12421]Sorrtlate our request in. the hope of saving the interests of the. So
[12423]cratic workers and the institutional integrity of our country, - . )
[12424]- a, tho same as other fnerican countriés, form part of the in - Se
[12426]on proran that has been planned from Cuba. ‘by the International Go-
[12427]: ac was contimed in the newspaper "al Tiempo" in ‘one of its edito ©
[12428]sv Qoteber ]
[12430]Aasist in this petition bee: ause we sonsider that 4f:Japan continues
[12432]2 wath Corsunist Cuba, it/would be the sano as to contribute to the :
[12433]: rovine in America which has pub an ond to the denocratic free. “eo .
[12435]“pre soted the mass murder and -tha inpricoavent of thousands of dens. : can
[12437]aces ond workers, If this st ttation persist, we would be: forced —
[12439]ica, Sonethér with other countries of snorica, the ‘boycott te all-
[12441]products as we have done with the ships of those countries that: are
[12443]trade walth Cuba, — . . vy
[12445]Norine cto hear from you soon, we renal,
[12447]Sincerely yours,
[12449]. pe aa - 7 - oan . . . . H
[12450]: JOSE B, MERCADO. SUSEM%O MOLINA BARRIOS po
[12452]- PRESIDENT ; "SECRETARY GETERAL IN CHARGE an ae
[12454]2 lagen ote pean etna eee oy
[12456]UE 6%-26297 149-420-236
[12460]'
[12461](
[12465]a
[12467]14-0000
[12469]\ my ~.
[12471]CLASSI ICATICN
[12473]Dis PAT CH . SECRET [Re
[12475]Om oe es
[12477]1. Forwarded herewith are Progress Reports for the First -
[12478]Quarter of FY 67 concerning eight Political Action programs of
[12479]the Station; these programs are listed under the Covert Action
[12481]. Séctor of the FY 67 budget: -
[12483]7 - AMSCROLL
[12485]- AMBASAL
[12486]AMLIRA
[12487], AMSTRUT
[12489] AMKNOT -
[12490]AMMOP
[12492]2. The first quarter of FY 67 was a period of readjustment
[12493]in the political action field, all of the above programs having | - k
[12494]been reduced in size and.cost in the last quarter of FY 66. That :
[12495]the PW Branch has succeeded in reaching thé initial projected . a
[12496]goals with respect to economy of political .action operations: in :
[12497]FY 67 is demonstrated by the following tabulation of expenses:
[12499]yt,
[12501]on rhe
[12503]DME Re eae ae
[12505]- _ Projected ist . Actual Ist . ane
[12506]Program . Quarter Cost_ - ‘Quarter Cost -
[12507]an . ANSCROLL 36,750 33,873 \ .
[12509]: AMBASAL - i 11,500 . 12, 226 _ ee
[12511]- AMLIRA a . 16,250... a 16,434 fog .
[12512]a i - AMSTRUT . 24,000 — : 16, 185 ivy .
[12514]. : AMKNOT. . 3,000 ; 1,986 ; pe
[12516]as -- AMMOP . 3,750 2 2225 . :
[12518]; Total . 105, 000 to 93,234 . Bo
[12522]Attachment: h/w -
[12524]f OATE TYPED
[12526]© . Progress Reports, w/IDENS v/s/c ) i
[12527]. beth a1d2e. 24 rs .. :
[12528]. 27 OCT 56 27 OCT 66
[12530]= 2 -WH/C, w/att, | ,ceemromc a Gat Sani SL an MER _
[12531]- Do rop tac. Yad UFGA~26303
[12532]Be 14-e0-He18 |
[12533]i Doe ued tted3
[12534]_ CLASSINCATION
[12535]SECRET 3
[12537]Date vce |
[12539]14.90000
[12541]a S .
[12542]CONTINUATION OF
[12543]DISPATCH
[12545]Dew Ton FWA OAD RUMELR
[12547]UPGA-26303
[12549]Ch AeperiCANom |
[12551]SECRET
[12553]ry the Station will continue its cost
[12554]reduction action aimed at achieving a substantial reduction in
[12555]Covert Action costs prior to the eprins of J9K7, end at resching
[12556]by the beginning, of FY 68 a level of expenditure much below that
[12557]projected for FY|67. . . 1
[12563]3. In the second quarte
[12565]a
[12566]a LAY oe cena g pence Aer nve re speenin mite vipencee ieee"
[12568]CLASSEPICATION
[12570]a
[12573]14-0000
[12575](7
[12577]. a “
[12578]SECRET ° AC
[12580]19 October 1966
[12582]MEMORANDUM
[12583]TO  : Chief of Station, JMWAVE _ WPwW=1207 =
[12584]FROM =; PW/MARCHBANK ‘Distribution
[12585]SUBJECT: TYPIC/OPERATIONAL ; 1-PW/MARCHBANE
[12586]a L Progress -Report, 4 ; 1=P¥/Chrono. .
[12587]1 July = 30 September: 1968 1<REG
[12589]A, , OPERATIONAL Hiom.ionrs
[12591]1, This quarter oponed with an internal reorganization of
[12592]AMSCROLL becoming effective... The reorganization had been undere
[12593]taken in the interests of efficiency and economy. The Departmenta
[12594]of Labor, Women, Foreign Affairs, Coordination, aad Youth were
[12595]abolished, This action got rid of largely ineffective peoplo who
[12596]had been receiving salaries and will prevent dissipation of AMSCROLL
[12597]funds and energies. The new, stream-lined organization is petter
[12598]able to concentrate upon the fiéld it ‘knows best; economic action. .
[12599]With ite present staff it is also able to undertake action in _
[12600]political, youth, and the other fields should this be deatrable.
[12602]2. The. ‘major activities of AMSCROLL during this quarter fell
[12603]tanto four categories, They are economic activities, Free World
[12604]shipping to Cuba,. dissemingtion -Of Fropaganda, and the AMSCROLL
[12606]radio program,
[12607]-€. :In the economic field AMSCROLL continuéd its analysia ¢ of
[12609]‘the. 1966 sugar harvest that officially ended at 11:00 pm, of 27 June--
[12611]though windup activities ‘continued into this quarter, The point ot
[12612]the post-mortem was to publicize why Cuba fell so far short
[12613](2,044,745 tons) of its announced goal of 6,500,000 tons, which goal
[12614]was set ‘By Castro tn his May Day, 1965 spesch.
[12615]were the daily production figurés of Radio Havana; analyses con-
[12616]ducted by other experts. siich as ¥. 0, Licht, Czarnikow-Rionda, the
[12617]Merrill Lynch Weekly Sugar Letter, etc.; information the Station was
[12618]able to pass; and the background of such experts aa AMSNAKE<1,, .
[12619]AMRAIN~1, and AMWASP<]1. ‘The Station has. seen. stories based upon
[12620]these releases in the Miami Herald; the Miami News; the Economic
[12621]Intelligence Unit, a London publication; Alerta, @ publication in
[12622]uatesala; ineer; the Tines of America; and
[12624]F he Aserican Marine Eng
[12625]Diario Lay Americas. In addition appropriate Station assets such as
[12626]replay much of this information, The point of this was to
[12628]demonstrate to Free World commercial circles and to the Cuban radio
[12629]audience that Cuban economic promises are not reliable and hence
[12630]that Cuba is an unreliable nation with which to trade. In support
[12631]of this theme thia quarter also marked ths beginning of the campaign .
[12633]GROUP I: EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING J AND D FICATION
[12635]CS Curd MICROFILMED
[12636]_ SECRET wov2 1966
[12638]poc. micRO. een.
[12640]1G. gare eG
[12642]t Ue Gt- 26402
[12644]Sourcés of information
[12650]14-D0000.
[12652]7
[12654]oo ~ iia at a Se a La YI
[12656]SECRET
[12659]he
[12661]against Cuban lobsters that are being sold in Canade and Europe. a
[12662]The. fireat public. gurfacing known to the Station of this study. was
[12663]a:story that appeared in the ¥iami News on 26 Septembor, This
[12664]story was prepared from an AH press release that was mailed
[12666]- to the AMSCROLL list of business people, bankers, and traders in-
[12668]tho U.S., Europe, and Japan. In n addition, .the local AFP correse
[12669]pondent: filed a story ‘based upon n this release,
[12671]Also during this quarter AMSCROLL: released other studies: -
[12672]of an economic nature on such subjecta as Cuban trade with Spain,
[12674]‘the status of the Cuban of] industry, and the failure of mochaniza=
[12676]tion of the Cuban sugar. industry, The bases of these studies were
[12678]- provided by the Station, often from information provided by qualified
[12680]refugees arriving vio the sir lift. In other cases, AMSCROLL-
[12681]personnel-=-particularly AMFRAME-l--would interview sone of these
[12683]refugees.
[12685]b. A continuing effort Was made during the quarter to -
[12686]publicize Free World shipping with Cuba. Each month a list is
[12687]compiled by the Station of those ships frox the Free World that
[12688]viaited Cuba during. the previous month which is passed to AMSCROLL
[12689]for release to the ‘press, In addition, a special study was mado
[12690]‘regarding the Greek firm Yranco Shipping Company, The wire services |
[12691]rogularly carry this information and'27 published stories on this
[12692]‘@ubject in U.8., Canadian, and English publications came. .to the
[12694]: Station's attention during thia period.
[12696]ce. During this period 16, 000 pieces of printed material
[12697]were mailed to Cuba, This included. 7,500 copies of AMSCROLL's —
[12698]miniature newspaper which contained condensed stories of such items.
[12699]an Castro's 26th of July Spéech, quotations from earlior Castro *
[12701]‘Bpesches making promises that. were not kept, the sugar deficit, and
[12702]defectione of: Cuban ecamen. Also, 7,500 copies..wore ‘mailed to Cuba
[12704]of a fnotice thet publicizes the AMSCROLL radio prograa and which.
[12705]requests. redders of. the miniature newspaper to leave it in public
[12706]places for others to read, .AMSCROLL still has a. supply of the
[12708]soap sheets which carries an imprinted message for the recipients
[12709]not to lose hope. One thousand of these were mailed to Cuba and
[12711]‘we anticipate continuing mailings. until the supply of these soap
[12713]sheets ie exhausted. About 4,350 copies of the esononic studies
[12715]‘described in 2.a. above were mailed to © carefully compiled list
[12717]of banks, business firms, etc. in. the U.8., Europe, and Japen,
[12719]- About 1,600 copies of these releases translated into Spanish vere
[12721]also distributed,
[12723]a. The AMSCROLL redio program is on the air over ANTHIGH
[12724]for ten minutes each day of the week except Sunday. This prograa™
[12725]is increasingly addressing itself to the economio failure of
[12726]coumunism in Cuba, the economic failure of Cuba abroad, and to the .
[12727]increasing political and economic isolation of Cuba froa both the
[12729]SECRET
[12731]et
[12735]Fema w
[12737]toe tine
[12739]tne eee arene eneseatt meee mete conte ne Pipe seats cece
[12742]14-0000
[12744]-$36, 480, 00; whereas, $33,873.00 was spent.
[12746]-for the near future.
[12748]Free and Comnunist - worlds. To those. onda, prominence was given to
[12749]problems with the sugar crop, statendnts repared especially. for
[12750]AMSCROLL by such. defectors ‘as- AMBRAY~1, AMBINGO=-1, and selected
[12751]defectors from ‘the Cuban: merchant marine, Tho program ran a series
[12752]of quotations. fror earlier Castro speeches, that wore pitted “‘againet
[12753]. etice .
[12755]official. gover:
[12756]Ife to Cas : Also, tha. program Sought to ‘exploit
[12758]duch specific ‘ittemd as sel: Cuban: beef. to-Spain which increased,
[12759]the #hortage in Cub . donding medic¢il Ogaipmeat and drugs to the
[12760]Congo though these: ‘gre desperately needed in Cuba, etc.. During
[12761]this - period the’ Drogram received 11 letters fron Cuban ‘listeners
[12763]as follows: July, 2; August, 4} and Septembor,. 5.- With one excep=
[12764]tion these letters were favorable {n their cesponse. As in the
[12765]past AMSCROLL continued . to front for’ AMSUADY-l's radio program
[12766]over JMHOPE and 'A¥TUMOR. Also, AMSCROLL continued to front for'a
[12767]musical program which it does not produce, —
[12769]B. ADMINISTRATION ot
[12770]ADMINISTRATION
[12772]3, . The anount budge ted for the quarter ‘under review was
[12774]Of this amount $11,217.00:
[12775]was for salariea and $22,636.00 for operational expenses which
[12776]included office maintenance, A determined and successful effort
[12777]bas been nade to keep actual expenses under the budgeted amount.
[12778]Isiportant to this was the reorganization described in A.1. above
[12779]which in salaries alone amounted to a monthly reduction of $1,200,00,
[12780]Opérational and -housekeoping expensés have also bees reduced over
[12782]‘previous months with, the Station belioves, an improved operational
[12784]result,
[12785]Cc. PROBLEMS
[12787]"4, The Station boliever that- it has overcome a source of
[12788]potential trouble by pressing the reorganization of AMSCROLL that
[12790]- became effective 1 July in that persons who in thé past. had been
[12792]troible makers were eased out. The only remaining problem {s the
[12793]evér=-present one of AMFRAME~1 ‘who is capable of earning considerably
[12795]" gore - ‘than the Station ig paying. As an intelligent, aggressive
[12797]person with 4 groving family he will svoner or-later have to face
[12799]up to this personal probiem of his. He prefers to remain in the work
[12800]he is now doing for WOFACT which, cuupled with a recent salary
[12801]increase to $450.00 a month should combine to retain him at least
[12803]His wife has recently received an impressive
[12805]monetary prize of an academic nature and AMFPRAME-1's family in Vene-
[12806]zuela is currently supplementing his WOFACT pay, which factors also
[12808]help.
[12809]D, PLANS FOR NEXT (QUARTER
[12811]: 5. Adminiatratively we expect AMSCROLL to continue as
[12812]reorganized and we are hopeful that we can effect sdditional
[12814]: SECRET
[12816]AO,
[12818]14-0000
[12820]SECRET . , |
[12821]. . ,
[12824]economies. Operstionally the Station has these specific projects }
[12825]in mind which are. in addition to the normal activities: j
[12827]a. AMSCROLL. will - ‘attempt to push further the Station=e
[12828]developed story of the apotled Cuban lobster. with the goal in
[12829]mind of having &t branded of dubious quality in. Casada, France, —
[12831]' and other” countries.
[12833]b. The Station has bogun its utilization of AMBCROLL ‘te.
[12834]analyze the 1967 sugar harvest. As for the 1966 harvest, AMSCROLL's
[12835]final projection of the results of the harvest was made on 23 May,
[12836]some five weeks in advance of the 20 June official Cuban anhouncee
[12837]ment, AMSCROLL predicted a harvost of 4,496,400 tons, only 41,145
[12838]tone over the actual Ziguro. We know of no one who came this close.
[12839]We have observed with interest how such forecasters as Merrill Lynch:
[12840]offered figures that came even closer to the AMSCROLL projections -
[12841]as the final harvest date approached. We hope to repeat this
[12843]performance for the coming year.
[12845]ce. At the close of this reporting period the Station began”
[12846]@ campaign. to discourage Japan—Cuban trade in favor of expanded
[12847]Japanese trade with othor Latin American nations, This campaign
[12848]hap the concurrence of Headquarters and Station Tokyo ,MIRECTOR=364095
[12849]and TOKYO-9962),- AMFRAME~-1 and ANMSNAKE~] are boing utilized to .
[12850]implement this campaign insofar as Latin American business organizae-
[12852]tions are concerned.
[12854]“SECRET
[12857]14-0000
[12859]TAN Any |
[12861]ERIE tye
[12863]wee
[12865]AAU erect athe toe
[12866]engae Seem mmr: ee minmRAM FW) © ARN eH AL
[12868]Aewreacanly yen sth
[12870]4, Mesa erate
[12872]saocer Oves (no
[12873]CLasssey 10 FICE WO,
[12874]1-REF- TD FILE HO.
[12875]oie eset) eer, To wrancn a
[12876]praveoy Osc.
[12878]CLASSTFICD MESSAGE. 0 Total copies
[12880]SEC RK E 12618872 CITE JMWAVE 3815
[12881]KINGSTON INFO DIRECTOR
[12885]TYPIC AMSCROLL
[12886]ls ON 24 OCTOBER REV, HENRY MUIR, WHO SAID HE PRESIDENT"—~
[12888]OF THE UNITED LIBERAL PARTY, CALLED UPON IDEN A WHO SECRETARY
[12889]“GENERAL OF AMSCROLL (IDEN B). MUIR ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE FOR
[12890]“WLS PARTY'S FIGHT AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES IN JAMAICA, MUIR
[12891]"SAID WE FRIEWDLY WITH CHIEF LNGOLD IN JAMAICA AND
[12892]|" EXPLAINED HE HAS INSUFFICIENT "MEANS" FOR HIS PARTY.
[12893]RESPONDED THAT SMCROLL HARDLY HAS MEANS FOR LTS OWN EFFORTS
[12894]“AND THAT IT UNASLE RENDER SUPPORT GTHER GROUPS, IDEN A. -
[12896]SHOWED MUIR AROUND AMSCROLL PREMISES. AND GAVE HIM SAMPLES:
[12897]MUIR EXPRESSED INTEREST IN AT LEAST:
[12899]IDEN A |.
[12901]AMSCROLL PUELICATIONS.
[12902]ONE PUBLICATION AND SAID IN FUTURE HE WOULD LIKE soorToWAL =
[12904]_ COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION IN JAMAICA.
[12905]Be OM 25 OCTOBER MUIR TELEPHONED. IDEN A TO ASK FOR
[12906]"A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS” TO FINANCE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA WHERE!
[12907]MUIR SAYS HE HAS JAMAICAN CONTACTS WHO WILL PROVIDE FUNDS IF
[12908]MUIR CAN ONLY GET THERE, IDEN A DECLINED., MUIR SAID ME ,
[12910]hg (1 ae Ad
[12912]UNSUCCESSFUL RAISING FUNDS THUS FAR IN JMVAVE AREA AND SECpeEy —
[12914](Ok ed ART Oe rae
[12916]ester
[12918]Vo
[12919]4
[12920]- o, my
[12922]o os ~ en
[12923].
[12926]ete tee te
[12928]“SECRET
[12930]PAGE 2 JMWAVE 3815 S$ ES oR eT
[12932]‘UNLESS HE HAS IMMEDIATE SUCCESS HE WILL RETURN. JAMAICA
[12934]27 OCTOBER,
[12935]3, STATION PLANS WO FUATHER ACTION MUIR'S REQUESTS "
[12937]UNLESS ADDEES REQUEST OTHERWISE.
[12939]4. INDEX MUIR. NO JMWAVE fRACES.
[12940]SECRET oO
[12942]BT
[12944]a
[12946]e
[12947]Pan
[12948]y
[12950]oF
[12954]wf.
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[12974]KING ST ON INFO DIRECTOR
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[12977]IDENTITY A. D. MARIO SEICLIE
[12978]IDENTITY B. UNIDAD REVOLUCIONAR IA
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[13011]TYPIC AMSCROLL Li ay ta 7 LG a wad
[13012]1. ON 24 OCTOBER REV. HENRY MUIX, WHO SAID HE PRESIDENT 7
[13014]_ OF THE UNITED ‘LIBERAL PARTY, CALLED UPON IDEN A WHO SECRETARY ibe
[13016]_ GENERAL OF AMSCROLL (IDEN B). MUIR ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE FOR
[13018]“HIS PARTY'S FIGHT AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES IN JAMAICA. MUIR ; yg
[13020]‘KI NesTON INFO DIRECTOR
[13022]Masel
[13024]SAID HE FRIENDLY WITH CHIEF LNGOLD IN JAMAICA AND
[13025]EXPLAINED HE HAS INSUFFICIENT. “MEANS” FOR HIS PARTY.
[13027]RESPONDED THAT SMCROLL HARDLY-HAS MEANS FOR ITS OWN EFFORTS
[13028]DENA - :
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[13038]AND THAT IT UNABLE RENDER SUPPORT OTHER GROUPS.
[13039]SHOWED MUIR: AROUND AMSCROLL PREMISES AND GAVE HIM SAMPLES -
[13041]AMSCROLL PUBLICATIONS, MUIR EXPRESSED INTEREST IN aT LEAST . : 7 7
[13043]ONE PUBLICATION AND SAID WW FUTURE HE WOULD LIKE ADDITONAL
[13045]chats
[13047]COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION IN JAMAICA.
[13048]2. ON 25 OCTOBER MUIR TELEPHONED IDEN A TO ASK FOR
[13050]"A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS” 70 FINANCE ‘TRIF TO CALIFORNIA WHERE
[13052]fete Bre ato bre bet eck wep erg ont
[13054]a]
[13056]MUIR SAYS HE HAS JAMAICAN CONTACTS WHO WILL PROVIDE FUNDS IF.
[13057]MUIR SAID HE
[13059]Th mere ue
[13061]MUIR CAN ONLY GET THERE. IDEN. A DECLINED.
[13062]“YNSUCCESSFUL RAISING FUNDS THUS FAR IN JMWAVE AREA AND SECREy. :
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[13072]UNLESS HE HAS IMMEDIATE SUCCESS HE WILL RETURN JAMAICA . iN
[13073]27 OCTOBER. 7
[13074]3. STATION PLANS NO FURTHER ACTION MUIR*S REQUESTS so :
[13075]UNLESS ADDEES REQUEST OTHERWISE.
[13076]& INDEX MUIR. NO JMVAVE TRACES, :
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[13131]JMWAVE INFG DIRECTOR, PARIS :
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[13138]SEARCh OF MONTREAL,
[13140]NO STATION TRACES ZELWER OR WOHLD SEAFOOD.
[13142]OTTAWA, TORCSTO, wwe IPEG DAILY NEWSPAPZAS 26 SEPTEMSER THRU .6
[13144]OCTODER HAS FAILED REVEAL ANY MENTION REF o STORY.
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[13176]icf of Station, JMWAYI A — —
[13178]wet TYPIC/NHVIPER/AMSCROLL: -
[13180]© Cuban Lobster Sales
[13182]RATION REQUIRED - AERIS
[13184]ACTION REQUIRED; See Paragraph 2,
[13185]REFERENCE: _ SUWAVE=3309
[13187]1. AS indicated in the reference the AMSCROLL study on Cuban
[13188]problems in marketing its lobsters’in France and Canada as well as
[13189]a clip of local press play were airmailed to the Paris Station. on
[13190]29 September, Tho AFP account which was filed-with its Now York
[13191]office is a much shorter and less complete version than the clip
[13193]aed airvmailed you,
[13195]2. We are planning. a follow-up story por "paragraph 3 of the
[13196]reforence and will very much appreciate being informed of any French 7
[13197]reaction that may grow out of the AFP story or Station efforts. It
[13198]would be particilarly holpful if we could indicate that the French
[13200]“ health authoritios have found it necessary to inspect these shipments - .
[13202]duc to the inferior quality and improper cooking of the lobsters, |,
[13204]. “" PHILEP G, ELMARD -
[13205]. : : ba
[13206]ope
[13207]Distribution: ~~ : 7
[13208]ax oo cos/Paris
[13209]Qe NE dec fascelF : : : Qe iDo- 2G.
[13210]2— WH/C “ : DATE TED DATE DISPATCHED
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[13214]SOS named RET: tt set Re ect EAE yterteurtbner ten eine
[13216]atin e
[13219]od
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[13229]ry : , our OUND
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[13232]REFERENCE: - -JMWAVE=3309
[13233]' du tho reference as woll ag: & Clip of the ANTAYFY-1 treatméat of this
[13234]routinely used for this and
[13235]“Montreal; Financial Post, Toronto; Canadias Chauber of Connorce,
[13237]: . C x
[13238]- oe. . CLASS areas
[13239]JL DISPATCH _ SECRET FRO
[13240]» Chiet of Station, Ottava a Hx — fee ee
[13242]"Chief of Station, JuMAVE a ———— a
[13243][9 TYPIC/aVIPER/AMSCROLL - a
[13244]ACTION REQUIRED: For COS, Ottawa to determine
[13245]1, We: forward by separate cover the AUSCROLL report, page 4 of
[13246]uban-Canadiaa lobster trade discussed
[13247]atudy, .It may be of interest to report that tho mailing list
[13248]similar studies of this nature contains
[13249]the foliowing Canadian firas: Montreal £tar; Canadian Intelligence
[13250]"Publications, P.O. Box 130, Flesherton, Ontario; Financial Times of .
[13251]Montreal; Canadian Press, a nevs. agency located in Toronto; and the —
[13253]Ministry of Trade and Commerce, . .
[13255]appreciate any. reaction from the Canadian -pt@as or other sources,
[13256]‘We will particularly. appreciate being 45 formed 4£ it comes to the
[13257]Ottawa that the health authorities inspect,
[13259]. attention of Station itho
[13260]‘condenh, GF otherwise take any action on these shipnents.
[13264]i | Attachments: usc an ee
[13265]1.Report Conopradieg end
[13267]Distribution; . G-72¢-AaA4L
[13268]3- COS/Ottawa, w/atts. use OATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED
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[13317]‘Te NORTH AMERICAN. NEVSPAPER ALLIANCE (WANA? WISHES
[13319]“Fotis 908755
[13321]DISTRIBUTE FEATURE ARTICLE BASED UPON AMTAFFY- ‘t STORY
[13323]* DESCRIBED REF a. PRIOR RELEASING ARTICLE NANA HAS ASKED
[13325]AMTAFFY--i CHECK FURTHER FOR MORE FACTS. _IN ATTEMPTING THIS
[13327]AMTAFFY-1 UNASLE REACH: SAY SELVER THCUGH HAS SPOKEN TO MRS.
[13328]REINER AT REF B NUMBER WHO CONFIRMS BEINER HOME aiSO voRLD a
[13329]SEAFOOD DISTKBUTORS' OFFICE. - SHE SAYS BEINER NOT AVAILABLE.
[13331]AS CONSEQUENCE BOTH NANA AND AMIAFFY-! BELIEVE THEY ON TO)
[13332]BIG STORY AND -NANA HAS DECIDED SIT ON MATERIAL 1T Now HAS a
[13334]UNTIL MORE BACKGROUND INFO ON BEINER, WORLD SEAFOOD, AND
[13336]THEIR METHODS“OF OPERATION CAN BE DEVELOPED. ~
[13337]REQUEST HAS AND STTAvA TRACES SEINER AND WORLD
[13338]CAN BE PASSED AMTAFFY-3. FROM
[13341]SEAFOOD WITH, INDICAT7ON eNat
[13342]OTTAWA ALSO REQUEST ANY APOLTTIONAL INFO ON THIS SUBJECT,
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[13354]ESPECIALLY ANY OBSERVED LOChi REACTION “REF C LISTS SEVEN
[13355]CANADIAN FIRMS ath’ AGENCTES THAT RECEIVED ORIGINAL-AMSCROLL
[13356]RELEASE ABOUT 23 SEPT WhiCH MAY HAVE GENERATED CANADIAN
[13357]PUBLICITY). THIS INFO BILL BE :NCLUDED. If FOLLOW-UP STORY.
[13358]MENTIONED PARA 3 REF A. FOR OB3VIOLS REASONS PLEASE DO: NOT
[13360]CHECK WITH LIAISON.
[13362]3. FOX PARIS: WILi BE HAPPY INCLUDE ANY ANGLE You
[13364]PROVIDE RE JACOUES FOURCHTEIN 4 CIE, OR OTHERS THAT MAY BE
[13366]DEALING I CUBAN LOSSTERS.
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[13405]DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS COMPANY LISTINGS, FOOD PROCESSORS,
[13406]cE AF OOD DISTRIBUTORS, PACKERS 1965-1966 AS WELL AS TELEPHONE oe
[13407]DIRECTOR IES INDICATE NO LIST ING WORLD SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS, CHECK:
[13409]INCLUDED ALL ONTARIO AND QuEBEC. . or
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[13503]| REQUEST BY IMMEDIATE CABLE EXACT BUSINESS ADDRESS WORLD SEAFOOD
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[13506]DISTRIBUTORS WHICH WE BELIEVE TO BE IN MONTREAL AREA OR POSSIBLY
[13507]TORONTO, FYI MONTREAL TELEPHONE OPERATOR HAS INFORMED LOCAL
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[13543]_ TYPIC G&iKVIPER ANISCROLL - - : Ir’ o 64 Ls Aes
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[13545]i le USING DISGUISED SENSITIVE SOURCE INFO AND GVERT poraythe WE
[13547]DATA STATION PREPARED STUDY OF CUDAN ISADVEMTURES IN
[13548]SELLING TINNED AND FROZEN LOaSTERS TO WORLD SEAFOOD DISTAIGUTMR@Tad0——
[13550]anew
[13552]OF MONTREAL AND JACQUES FOURCHTELN & Cle (OF FRANCE. : , :
[13554]“PRED ON ane
[13556]ARTICLE STRESSED LATE DELIVERIES, SHODDY “CUBAN BUSINESS PRACTICES,
[13558]IMPROPERLY COOKED (iEAT, AND-ENDED ON NOTE THAT LATEST SHIPHENT
[13560]OF FROZEN LooSTER TO WORLD SEAFOOD CONTAINED QUANTITY ROTTER
[13562]LOSSTER WHICH DISCOVERED ONLY AFTER SIX OR SEVEN HUNDRED: : : Lae
[13564]CARTONS KAD BEEW DISTRIGLTED ThROUGHOUT CANADA. _ oo. 1-8
[13565]Be STUDY RELEASED BY AiNSCROLL 26 SEPT. AFP FILED
[13567]faster Ve rE oT. KEE
[13569]STORY 26 SEPT-AND ALTAFFY-1 PROVIDED EXCELLENT COVERAGE 29 a
[13571]SEPT. BELIEVE ADDITONAL PUSLICITY THESE FACTS poe
[13573]ESPECIALLY ABROAD WILL FURTHER EXACERSATE AT LEAST CUBA/ —
[13575]CANADA TRADE. RELEASE AND CLIP FORWARDED HGS. ALSO vo 4
[13577]AIRWAILING PARIS, POLCHING OTTAWA. , ,
[13578]3.: FOLLOW-UP STORY IN PREPARATION.
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[13624]REFERENCE: DIRECTOR 37718 : _
[13626]i. ANSCROLL RADIO ON 21 se prEMBHR° AY PoRTED’ CUBAEXPORT
[13627]WAS NEGOTIATING TO SELL CUBAN BEEF TO COMISARIA GENERAL EN
[13628]TWO UNITS OF ONE THOUSAND TONS-EACH. BROADCAST RECALLED
[13629]DECEMBER SALE BEEF TO SPAIN WHICH UPON ARRIVAL WAS FOUND TO
[13630]BE SHORT BY 135 PIECES. BROADCAST FOR 29 SEPTE/BER WILL
[13632]2. JMHOPE AND OTHER RADIO ASSETS WILL HIT THEME OF GOC
[13633]EXPORTS OF NEAT WHILE CUBAN PEOPLE SUFFERING SEVERE SHORTAGE.
[13634]WILL POINT OUT THAT HARD CURRENCY OBTAINED BY GOC IN TRADE od
[13635]WITH SPAIN AND OTHER FREE WORLD NATIONS USED BY GOC TO EXPORT
[13636]SUBVERSION AND VIOLENCE ABROAD AND TO STRENGTHEN, INTERNAL
[13637]POLICE STATE MECHANISMS. TKUS SUBANS LOSE BEEF AND GAIN MORE 8
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[13681]; SUGGEST AMSCROLL THROUGH IDEN WRITE TRADE, ORGANIZATIONS
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[13683]| WETH WHICH IDEN IN CONTACT IN ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA,
[13684]“MEXICO, AND PERU SUGGESTING THEY BRING PRESSURE THEIR
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[14092] EXCLUSTVO. PARA EL RURO DE INVESTIGACIONES :
[14093]- ECONOMICAS ‘DE UNIDAD REVOLUCIONAR TA. = . : .
[14095]LA CALIDAD ACTUAL DEL AZUCAR CUBANO -
[14097]Por al Ingentero Radl Esporza Tabares
[14098]ex-Director de Investigaciones Tecno-
[14099]Abgtcas del Ministerio del Aziicar (MINAZ) de Cuba Comunista
[14101]Este breve andlisis de la calidad ‘actual. del azGcar cubano va dirigido tanto al
[14102]perito en azdcares (como paso inicial de lo que podrfa convertirse en un estudio mas
[14103]téenico y exhaustivo) como al lector ordinario, toda vez que, en Cuba, el azUcar es
[14105]-€asi sinénimo de rrosperidad econédmica, y asf, la calidad del azdcar desempefia. un i
[14106]pel de gran importancia en. la situacién econémica Global del pafs (1).
[14108]Sin mas: comentarios o notas ‘de introduccién, ofrecemos a céntinuacién el anéii-
[14109]- is de la calidad actual del azicar cubano 3 :
[14110]e
[14112]Mime patent mee
[14114]loo Materias. Extrafiag y
[14115]a) AzgScar.crudo: La industria azucarera cvubana se caracterizaba por recibir pac
[14116]ra su crocesaniento, la mejor calidad de cafia de aztear en cuante a su contenido de-
[14117]materia’ extrafias (menos del MH) Actua lmente y por tausa de los trabajadores * voo
[14118]luntarios® por un lado y por otro a la mecanizsecién de-la cosecha de la cafia, las ma-
[14119]terias extrafias que acompafian a la cana al llegar a) Central para su procesamiento ~
[14120]ha aumentado a} 8% en el caso de les voluntarios y al 19% en el caso de las mdquinas |
[14121]de cortar cafiasovidticas.- &s: de. safialarse que dentro de la composictén de estas'ma =~
[14122]-terias extrafias ests indufda la tierra, y como quiera que las tierras de Cuba tieneh
[14123]en su comrosicién un alto contenido de arcillas, estas son muy diffciles de eliminar
[14124]en el proceso’ tecnolégico de prificaciéa y afectan grandemente la calidad del azf -
[14126]car crudo.
[14128]b) AzgScar Refinos Las materias extrafias, princi palmente arcillas de las tierra
[14129]llegan hasta el azdcar refino dandote color al mismo y dejando residuos insolubles
[14131]_. a1 ser disueltas esta azicar. ‘Esto disminuye 1a calidad del azdcar refino no sola =
[14132]mente para el consumo humano directo, sino que ocasiona graves perjuicios en las in- f
[14133]dustrias de alimentos que utilizan el azvicar refino. Lo mismo sucede con las indus- :
[14135]trias de refrescos. Loo 2
[14137](1) No es necesario ensalzar 1a calidad del azticar cubano que producfa antes de
[14138]Castro, ya que su prestigio en el mercado mundial es un hecho de sobra cong
[14139]cido. Lo mismo puede decirse de los técnicos cubanos en azfcar, con quie -
[14140]nes los expertos internacionales han tenido amplia oportunidad de discutir
[14141]los asuntos azucareros e intercambiar 1 y sugerencias libremente. Esta
[14143]situacién ya no existe,
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[14150]- 2e> Polarizacténe . oe .
[14151]“az, a) Azar crudos En épocas anteriores al réginen. comunista, Cuba no _producfa arf-
[14152]cares crudos can polarizaciones menores de 97.0 8 97.5 %, y para muchos mercados ‘ex-
[14154]tranjeros se mecducfan azdcares crudos con polarizacténes suseriorgs 8 98.0%, En ia
[14155]actualidad un rerelento ‘significativo de la producciéri no alcanza esos valores, adn? Cal
[14156]Sose casos de azvcares crudos con polarizaciones de 96.0 y 95.0 %
[14158]b) Azear Refinos Las calidades mejores de azUcares refinos o biancos se miden -
[14159]en los mercados internacionales princi palmente por $u grado de polarizacién, la cual
[14160]deberd ser como afnimo 99.9%. Los azvcares refinos en la actualidad bajo el régimen-
[14162]WAWEER used Lf
[14164]comunista no aleanzan esa cifra, manteniéndose entre 99,70 y 99.80%, a
[14165]- 3.- Huinedad 1
[14167]a) Azdcar Crudo: Los azicares crudos cubsnos siempre se caracterizaban por su ba-
[14169]‘Jo contenido de humedad, lo cual los hacfa de magnfficas condiciones pra resistir ‘al
[14171]macenamientos crolongados y mani pulacién segura a estos azdcares. Actualmente el con
[14173]tenido de humedad ha aumentado hasta un 200%, debido a varios factoras como son, con=
[14175]tenido de celoides producidos por las arcillas de las tierras, condiciones deificien
[14177]“tes de las centrffugas de azicar, mayor contenido.de mieles en el azUcar, etce Ade‘=
[14178]més, en muchas ocasiones, aziicares producidos en buenas condiciones se deterioran. de~
[14180]bido a la humedad existente a causa de deficiencias en el almacenaje en cantrales, oye
[14182]: puertos de embarque « . .
[14183], b) AzScar Refinos La deficiente tecnologfa y el. mal estado de los equipos apropla
[14185]dos han dado core resultado un aumento del contenido dé humedad en el aztcar refine -
[14186]de casi un 70%, Ademfs azicares provucidos con bajo contenido de humédad en las ref
[14188]nerfas, son alterados por el ‘mal estado de los almacenes. “
[14189]4. Materlas Insolubless , . -
[14190]a) Azdcar ‘Crude 1 £1 contenido de materias insolubles en e1 azdcar crudo ha _aumenta
[14192]do aproximadamente en un 250% debido a la mala purificacién de los Jugos de cafia duran
[14193]te el proceso tecnolégico, y a la introduccién da: materias extrafias Conjuntamente con
[14195]la ¢afid que van s parar hasta el aziicar,
[14197]Refings E} uso de arfcares crudos de baja calidad, Ja deficiénte calidad
[14198]fico, la Tierra de Infusorios, y el Carbén Activado, productos éstos en
[14199]viados por los rafses. comunistas, han tenido como cofsecuencia un aumento del porcenta
[14200]je de materias insolubles en los aztcares refinos de aproximadamente e@1 200%, reducien
[14202]‘do considefablenmente 1a calidad de estos azUcares refines.
[14204]Se Golors
[14206]: a) Azdcar Crido: El {ndice de color de los azUcares crudos ha aumentado casi en un
[14207]‘ 300%, lo que reduce. Broporcionalmente le calidad de estos crudos como materia prima en
[14209]are (\) rofinerfas, -
[14211]Tape man we Sevmmmnainmcesetcreneen ermine ihe a ae ABE SIO MNrhart at BNORSa ne VTE FOBT COS HE See
[14213]b) Agdcar Refings Este es uno de ‘Los. factores importantes en 1a calidad de los arg
[14215]‘ cares refinos o blancos, y en los afios recientes, debido a deficiencias tecnolégicas,—
[14217]: . a la ausencia casi total de técnicos con experiencia, y a la baja calidad de los mate="
[14218]i riales decolorantes tales como el Carbén Activado suministrado por Polonia y la Unién
[14219]: Sovidtica, e) {ndice de color, medido en Unidades ICUNSA, ha aumentado en un 200% Es -
[14220]: - de sefialar. que ninguna refinerfa del pafs cumple las es peeificaciones en cuanto al fne
[14222]dice de color estadlecidas por los Métodos Internacionales de Control de Calidad.
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[14231]6s Problemas Fs mefficos del Azfcar Crude. oe --- Joes
[14233]: e) Fi trabilidads El {ndice de filtrabilidad que mide las propledades precisamente
[14234]de refinacién del azOcar crudo, ha bajado en un 250% en los aiios recientes, afectando
[14235]serfamente los costos de rroduccién de las refinerfas que emplean este aztcar crude ¢g
[14237]' mo materia prima,
[14239]es sO, b) ‘Uni formidad del grano.de Azticar: Como consecuencia de la total ausencia de @¢ =
[14241]: , quiros automfsticos para controlar le cristalizacién del aatcar, ya que la gran mayorfa
[14243]: 2 ha aide destrufdo y no.remrado, la uniformidad. de los cristales 0 oranos del azicar =
[14245]“-.  erudo ha disminufdo a Ifderes inveros{miles. Es casi imposible observar azUcares ¢rus
[14247]- dos actuates que no tengan un-alto fndice da “conglomerados", “gemelos", y "Falso gras
[14249]no", lo que hace que la uniformidad de los cristales no se mantenga, ocasionando = pere
[14251]“juicios a las refinerfas que emplean esta aziicar como materia prima-por la cantidad de.
[14253]mieles e impurezas que contlevan. Esto reduce la capacidad de las refinerfas y aumen= — i c
[14255]ta considerablemente su costo de produccién. . ah
[14257]ce) Aspacto Sanitarios La falta de cuidado en cuanto a la higlene con que debe ser
[14259]f producida el] azucar, as{ como las calidades de las aguas que se emplean para el lava=
[14260]do de los azucares en las centr{fugas, @) poco culdado y esmero con que son tratadas=
[14261]an los almacenes, han producide un descenso en cuanto a) aspecto sanitario de los azgf
[14262]cares acusdndose un aumento considerable en el contenido de hongos, bacterias, y leva : - .
[14264]duras. Todos estos elementos extraiios afectan la calidad y producen fermentaciones <
[14265]secundarias en el azdcar destruyéndose parte do ‘la sacarosa de las mismas, lo cual re
[14267]duce los rendimientos en las refinerfas de azdcar y aumenta considerablemente @) ¢qs~ ‘
[14269]to de produccién.
[14270]d) Envasess Los envases que viene-utilizando el] régimen comunista en los azfca - :
[14272]res crudos, son en parte elaborados en la Unién Sovidtica, Estos envases de yute son i
[14274]da {nfima calidad y adem&s como no tienen las medidas standards, el azScar se compace
[14276]ta dentro de los sacos, producidndose muchas roturas de los -mismes, : :
[14278]Ons
[14280]SD WANNA ERIN SLI one
[14282]e) Azdcar Endurecidas Como consecuencia de la deficiencia en la tecnologfa da <=
[14283]produccién, las materias extrafias, y las malas condiciones de los almacenes, el {ndi-
[14284]ce de azicares endurecidos en almacenamiento ha aumentado casi un 200%, Esto trae = :
[14285]como consecuencia grandes dificultades en las refinerfas al disolver al azcar y sa - ;
[14286]carla de los sacos, Ademfs al aumentar el costo de manipulacién, se aumenta el cos= :
[14288]to de produccién. .
[14290]1», Tem Broblemas Especfficos del Aztcar Refinnn =
[14292]a) AzScares invertidos,; Debido a la deficieneia tecnoldégica y a la baja calidad - ;
[14293]: de los azucares crudos utilizados, el contenide de aziicares invertides hi aumentado en
[14294]‘ un 150% en los Ultimos afios con el resultado de la baja de calidad de este tipo de arf;
[14296]car. .
[14298]b) Cenizas: Como consecuencia de la gran cantidad de materias extrafias y la baja <
[14299]calidad de los azicares crudos, asf como la deficilente calidad de los Carbones Activae -
[14300]des emplaados en las refinerfas, el contenido de cenizas ha aumentado en los Ultimos =
[14301]afios en un 50%, afectando ls calidad de estos azicares. ~ : :
[14303]mut
[14305]c} Contenido _de_Azufre (SO,)+s £1 contenido de_atufre_en_tos_azvcares_refinados ég—_-_—
[14306]be ser extramadaménte bajo ya que. afecta. la salud del_consumidor y crea grandes difi_*—.-- —-— - —-.-.-
[14307]cultades en las industrias que usan e} azdcar, Como consecuencia de la baja calidad = _-
[14308]- ‘del Acido Fosférico Soviétice. que tiene un alt contenido de Azufre, los azvcares en los -
[14311]la calidad de los mismos, .
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[14321]- . , . .
[14322]: - d) Contenido de Arsfnicor- El Arsénico es una de las contaminaciones que mas af6g
[14323]tan la-calidad de cualquier producto alimenticio, y mucho mas significativo es en @} . .
[14324]- ardear. Los twoductos auxiliares Usados en la refinacién dal azdicar tales como “Acide n-ne
[14326]° “~~ —-—-Bosfértco-suminit tredos_por—pafees_comuniatas, tleno un alto porcentaje-de Arsénico =. .
[14327]los que contaminan el szicar, habiéndose elevado esta cifra en un 70% sobre Los vatoo— —
[14329]6
[14333]os
[14335]e) Contenido de Piomo: La presencia de Piomo en los azticares refinados debe ser =
[14336]sianificativo, nro en los Ultimos aos @) empleo de Tierras de Infusorios y Acido Fog
[14338]féri¢o de pafses comunistas que tienen baja calidad y estdn conteminados con este olg
[14339]mento, ha rroducido un aumento del contenido de plomo en los azicares refinos de un
[14341]st 30% sobre los valores normalese a See “4 :
[14342]"£) Contenido obre: Log azicores de Cuba se caracterizaban por su ausencis de
[14343]Cobre, sin embargo al usarse los, productos contaminados y de baja calidad -suniinistras
[14345]-dos por los pafses comunistas, y ror otro lado el mal estado de los equipos que tie =
[14346]“nen partes de Cobre, han dado como resultado un aumento en el contenido de Cobre lee
[14348]géndose a obtener valores de 2 a 3% de Cobre en al azdcar refine.
[14350]GCNCLUSTONESs
[14351]; 1.--Bajo ol presente rdgimon, la calidad del azdcar cubano ha sufrido un tremen= t
[14352]‘do deterioro, “ :
[14353]2.~ La industria szucarers cubana no hs sido una oxce pei én al principio de we
[14357]sere,
[14359]3.- Los goblernos, los pueblos y los firmas de los pafees queadn sequtoron ezf -
[14360]ear de Cuba deben tomar nota de este breve anflisis. , Si
[14362]RINT PN RE
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[14366]Por al ‘buré d de Investigaciones Econénicas de UR -
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[14458]o IYPIC/MHVIPER/Cable from Professor Torsten Gardlund , :
[14460]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERUNCIS : .
[14461]ACTION REQUIRED; Response from Headquarters to Reference Requested.
[14463]REFERENCE: UFGA~25367 _
[14465]; i We forward by separate cover a copy of a cable recetved by
[14466]{ AMRAIN-1 from Professor Torsten easton opr is in response to
[14467]the interim reply sent the Professor by\AMRAIN-1 9fter receipt of
[14469]; the questionnaire, We request a reply to erence as soon as
[14470]: feasible i viow of the considerable interest expressed in this cable.-
[14473]ae — {~ PHILIP G, ELMARD
[14475], : 2 ' 96 i
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[14480] SOUCH SBCNELTY VIOLATION i a
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[14501]” The fina time shown in the date line on demeene telegram & weal TINT at print of erin, Tose of tee: int |
[14503]1026P EST JUN 30 66 AAQ10 68 JUN on 49
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[14512]MANY THANKS YOUR KIND LETTER OF JUNE 14 STOP WE ARE LOOKING
[14513]. + FORWARD TO: YOUR
[14514], ” REPORT’ WITH GREAT EXPECTATIONS SINCE RELY
[14515]TORSTEN GAARDLUND
[14517]W.P. MARBMALL
[14518]Canaan OF Te Boare
[14520]“CFM 290 31a; SOHC SRUMRETY VIETAT CON:
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[14535]“EGMITE PRG SSiSOT CMPRESARIAL
[14536]Management Boycott Committee
[14537]- ; P. 0. BOX 3900
[14538]: : MIAMI, FLA, = 33101 + U8. a
[14540].
[14541]seen.
[14543]f CUPAN MERCHANT WAR TIE CFFICIALS, OFFICERS AND CREFPEWBERS V/HO HAVE ABANDONED
[14544]{ : a THEP_POSTS DURING RECENT MONTHS ,
[14545]i The "Free Cuban Merchant Marine Committee” releases the “score” of Cuban merchant :
[14546]2 marine officiels, officers, and crewmembers who hava akandoned their posts during :
[14547]a recent months, thus increasing the lack of qualified personne] in the merchant \
[14548]fleet, another problem presently faced by the Castro-Communist regime, -
[14549]a The "Free Cuban Merchant Marine Committee" has upedate the "Score" since the first
[14550]‘ one it released the “score” contains full names of merchant fleet officials, of- -
[14551]i. _ficers, and crewmen, ranks, names of vessels, port where the defections occured :
[14552]3 and. dates, ;
[14553]5 ran
[14554]. j :
[14555]Te SCOR Bee ot
[14556]| NUVEER OF VESELS; 16 : a
[14557]i HUNGER OF PERSONNEL: 29- :
[14558]| Captains 5 i
[14559]i Chief Engineer: 9 }
[14560]First Officer: 2 5
[14561]! Second Engineers 1 j
[14562]| Helmemans 2 i
[14563]| Radio Operator s . i
[14564]Otherss é '
[14565]Supervisor s 3 , i.
[14567]a - |. _
[14568]po
[14569]| |
[14570]j * Attached 15 the statement of Raul de la Rua Castro, former Chief Engineer
[14571]i : . . of the’ MV SIERRA MAESTRA, who Junped ship in Murordn, Japan, en March 20,
[14573]1966 ,°
[14574]| . . . 7 7 ;
[14575]a _.
[14577]tL iprenmuecion-oee INTERCAMB!O_| COMERCIAL. Vv TOO TRANSPORTE MARITIMNG CON CUGA COMUNIBTA.
[14578]@UCUEROO OF LA CAMARA O€ COMERCIG Of LAS americas, xv CONVENTION ANUAL, JUNIO 16, 1965)"
[14580]i
[14581]¢ INTERRUPT COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE ANO ALL MARITIME TRAFFIC wif! COMMUNIST CUBA,
[14582]' (RESOLUTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE AMERICAS, XV ANNUAL CONVENTION, JUNE 16, 1968)
[14585]Te LES Ie
[14587]NANE .
[14589]RAUL DE LA RUA
[14590]ARNALDO GIL LOPEZ
[14591]DANIEL SCMOZA
[14592]JOSE OYARZABAL J,
[14593]RUBEN HERRERA MARTINEZ
[14594]MIGUEL FaRNANDEZ (GARCIA
[14595]SALVADOR VANETTO VAZQUEZ
[14596]ANTONIO DURAN GONZALEZ
[14597]JOSE ANGEL SEARA RIVAS
[14598]ALCIDES LOYOLA MARQUEZ,
[14599]FRANCISCO DALTABUIT
[14600]MANUEL FERUANDEZ
[14602]~ MARCOS ESTRUCH
[14603]JESUS CRESPO
[14605]ANTONIO ARTAS
[14607]MARIO PEREZ GIRON
[14608]HUMBERTO Ey FERWANDEZ
[14609]As CEDAR LOREDO GARCIA
[14610]AUGUSTO GONZALEZ DUQUE
[14611]“Fe ROBEXTO SURROCA
[14612]ALBERTO TGRRES GOMEZ
[14613]PELIX GONZALEZ ALPI
[14614]JORGE I. SALCEDO
[14615]EMILIO LEAL VALDES
[14616]LUIS CASAS CAYPA
[14618]RAUL GONZALEZ. ~
[14622]3 Naval construction supervisors stationed at 5;
[14623]Chief General
[14625]f
[14627]AE CB eas Te
[14629]HOST .
[14630]Chief Engineer
[14631]Ase. Supervisor
[14632]Firct Official
[14633]Chief Supervisor
[14634]Steward
[14636]Second Engineer
[14637]‘Electrical Technician
[14638]Seaman
[14640]Helmeman
[14642]Cook
[14644]Captain
[14645]Helmsman .
[14646]Radio Operatop
[14647]Steward
[14649]Chief thgincer
[14650]Chief Engineer
[14651]Captain
[14653]First Officer
[14654]Chief fngineer
[14655]Purser
[14657]Captain
[14659]Captain
[14661]Chief Engineer
[14663]* Chief Gen. Inspector
[14665]Chief Engineer
[14666]Chief Fngineer
[14667]Captain
[14669]Chief Fhgineer:
[14671]_ Chief Engineer
[14673]a re
[14675]at. Spanish
[14676]Inspector for Mambisas (Official Cuben shi:
[14678]mI a ee
[14680]WESSEL, :
[14681]SIERRA MAESTRA — Muroran, Japan March 2C, 1966
[14682]1. Bilbao, Spain March 14, 1966
[14683]MATANZAS | Barcelona, § March 14, 1966
[14684]1- . - Madrid, Spain March 5, 1966
[14685]COMBATE DE PALMA MOCHA st, John, Canada March 4, 1966
[14686]JIGUE Tokyo, Japan Feb. 4, 1966.
[14687]PINO DEL AGUA Bilbao, Spain Feb, 4, 1966 ©
[14688]BAHIA DE TANAMO Cadiz, Spain Peb, 4 » 1766
[14689]13 DE MARZO Madrid, Spain February, 1966
[14690]FRUCUBA St. John, Canada Jan. 31, 1966
[14691]RIO JIBACOA El Ferrol, Spain Jan. 20, 9966
[14692]RIO JIBACOA El Ferrol, Spain Jan. 20, 1966
[14693]MANUEL ASCUNCE Bilbao, Spain Jane 4, 1966
[14694]MANUEL ASCUNCE Bilbao, Spain| Jan. 4, 1966
[14695]MANUEL ASCUNCE Bilbao, Spain Jane 4, 1966
[14696]SIERRA MAESTRA : Antwerp, Belgium Dec. 31, 1965
[14697]ARACELIO IGLESIAS Osaka, Japan : Dec.. 27, 1965
[14698]‘ARACHLIO IGLESIAS Osaka, Japan Dec. 27, 1965
[14699]ARACELIO IGLESTAS Osaka, Japan Dec, 27-1965
[14700]ARACELIO IGLESIAS Osaka, Japan Dec. 27, 1965
[14701]CAMILO CLENFUBCOS Madrid, Spain Dec.’ 20, 1965
[14702]UVERO © Colembo, Ceylon ‘Dec. 18, 1965
[14703]UVERO Colombo, Ceylon Dec. 18, 1965
[14704]2 Madrid, Spain November, 1965
[14705]BAHIA DE TANAMG ‘St. John, Canada Oct. 23, 1965
[14706]HABANA Barcelona, Spain October, - 1965
[14707]13 DE MARZO bac, Spain Aug. 23, 1965
[14708]13 DE.MARZO Rotterdam, Holland August, 1565.
[14709]MATANZAS Barcelena, Spain March, 1965
[14711]we
[14715]14-0000
[14717]“ STATEVENT OF RAUL DE LA RUA C4STRO,-
[14718]My name is Ravil de la ‘Rea Castro, and I was the Chief Engineer aboard the Cuban MV
[14719]ETERRA MESTRA until March 20, 1%6, when I jumped ship in Muroran, Japan.
[14721]Working conditions in the Cuban Merchant:Fleet also influenced my decision, I :
[14722]could not stand the intensified espionage on board by menters- -of the G-2, It is F
[14723]worth mentioning that the plan to indoctrinate Cuban merchant crews was a complete
[14725]failure. The regime hag atardoned the project altogether, an? is now trying to a
[14726]place loyal Commnists as officers and crewmembers, even if they are not qualified ‘
[14727]for their Joba... ,
[14729]fg a matter of fact, the lack of qualified personnel is an increasing problem, and
[14730]another source of trouble aboard Cuban veaséls. During the leet months a total of
[14731]twenty nine officials, officers and crewmembers of the Cuban Merchant Marino have
[14732]defected (data of up-to-date merchant mrine score). After I quit the CIERRA MAES
[14733]TRA, for instance,* there was not a cingle certified engineer on board, although
[14734]there were several young feiiows getting on the job training, -This 1s a fact that
[14735]should be taken into consideration by the ‘insurance firms that underwrite Cuban
[14736]vessels,
[14738]Most of the vessels are faced with all sorts of mechanical difficulties, due to
[14739]lack of spare parts and a very faulty maintainance, situation tkat gets worse when
[14740]consider the scarcity of qualified personnel just mentioned. .
[14742]Iam very happy to have joined those of my fellow Cuban officer who preceded ms
[14743]in this decision, I wish to thank the "Free Cuban Merchant ¥ farine Committee" for
[14744]all the attentions accorded me, and I hope to rejoin our merchent fleet soon, when
[14745]our vessels again sail under the fleg of a free country. .
[14747]SEE oe yore Satehseaeen et Rat abt et at
[14749]Te whet tte ema nyo tees nvines tote nn
[14752]ne gman mete ewe a net ctun ates one
[14754]FREE CUBAN MERCHANT MARINE COMMITTEE
[14755]' 830 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE =. _
[14756]“=> >. MIAMI, FLORIDA 33130
[14758]1 . ‘ :
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[14766]PLT Be ci) wage! 5 a
[14768]COMITE PRO BOICOT EMPRESARIAL
[14769]Management. Boycott Committee
[14772]se MA FLAS ago © 8.
[14774]MIENERGS DE DOT ACTCNES DE_LA MARTINA MERCANTE CUBANA CUIENES HAN ABANDCNADO
[14775]‘ByQues REC TENTENENTE
[14777]El ‘“Gohitd de la Marina Mercante Cubana Libre" da a conocer el total de funciona-
[14778]rios, cficiales y tripulantes de la Marina Mercante Cubana que han abandonado
[14779]cargos durante los ultimos meses, aumentando con cello la falta de personal califi-
[14780]cado en la flota mercante, otro problema que el réginen Castro-Comunista afronta
[14781]en el rresente.
[14783]El “Conité do la Marina Mercante Cubana Libre" ha puesto al dia el total de funcio
[14784]narios, eficiales y tripulantes de la flota mercante desde la primera que co did a
[14785]conocer. . Este total.contiene—los nombres completes, el rango, nombre dol buque,
[14786]Puerto en el cual lo abandons y fechas, . .
[14788]a
[14789]‘4 Te SOCEE.-
[14790]{ Mizere de buques? 16 ;
[14791]7 Miextros de las dotacionest 29 :
[14792]. , Capitan: 5 :
[14793]Jefe de Mdéquinas? 9° :
[14794]Primer Oficial: 2 :
[14795]Segundo Maquinista? 1 Pog
[14796]. Timonel: 2 i 4
[14797]Radio Telegrafista:. 1 - }
[14798]. Otrost 6°. i
[14799]Supervisor? 3 ‘ :
[14800]Total! Es) : [
[14801],
[14803]|
[14804]a
[14805]NOTA? . -
[14806]z | Adjunto se encuentran las declaraciones de Rewfl de la Rua Castro, ex-Jefe de_MA. =
[14807]“8 7 quinas de la Motonave-SIERRA-MAESTRA, quien abaneond el barco en Murordn, Japén _ i___—
[14808]“| en Marzo 20 de_1966.- So, Co le =
[14810]i ‘ INTER®UPSION SCL INTERCAMBID COMERCIAL Y TOOD TRANSPORTE MARITIMO CON CUBA COMUNISTA,
[14811]t (ACUERDO OF 14 CAMARA OC COMERCIO OF Las AMERICAS, XV CONVENCION ANUAL, JUNIO 16, 1965) 7
[14812]i INTERROPT COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE ANO ALL MARITIME TRAFFIC WITH COMMUNIST cusa. 4
[14813]. = - (RESOLUNON OF THE CHANOER OF COMMERCE OF THE AMERICAS, KV ANNUAL CONVENTION, JUNE 16, 1968) =
[14814]wen - — = —— = at
[14818]14-0000
[14821]— ERE.
[14823]| RAUL DE LA RUA
[14825]ARNALDO GIL LOPEZ,
[14826]DANIEL SOMCZA
[14827]JOSE OYARZABAL J.
[14828]RUSH HERRERA
[14830]MIGUEL FERNANDEZ GARCIA
[14832]SALVALOH VENEITO VAZQUEZ
[14833]ANTONLO DUKAN GONZALEZ
[14835]_S02E ANGEL GEARA RIVA
[14837]ALCIDES LOYOLA MARQUEZ
[14838]FRAKCISOO DALTABUIT
[14839]MANUEL FERNANDEZ
[14840]MARCOS ESTRUCH
[14842]| JESUS CRESPO
[14844]HUGO LEY ACHON .
[14845]FRANCISCO FDEZ. SAN
[14846]FRANCISCO COBAS OSES
[14847]ANTONIO ARIAS * ;
[14848]MARIO PEREZ GIRON ~~
[14849]HUMBERTO E. FERNANDEZ
[14850]4. CESAR LOREDO GARCIA
[14852]AUGUSTO GONZALEZ DUQUE. __
[14854]F. ROBERTO. SURROCA
[14855]ALEEATO TOHHES Gomez
[14856]PELI4 GOWZALEZ ALPI
[14857]JORGE I. SALCEDO
[14858]EMILIO LEAL VALDES
[14859]LUIS CASAS CAMPA
[14861]RAUL GONZALEZ ~
[14863](2) Inspector
[14865]General de
[14867]—SARGO_
[14869]Jefe de Maquinas
[14870]Supervisor Asistente
[14872]Superviser~Jefe
[14873]Camarerc .
[14874]Segundo Mequinista
[14875]Hect rickets
[14876]Marinerce
[14878]Timcnel
[14880]-Cocinero
[14882]Capitan
[14884]Tinenel
[14886]Radic Telegrafista
[14887]Cemaferc .
[14889]Jefe de Maquines
[14890]Jefe de Maquinas
[14891]Capitan
[14893]Primer Oficial
[14895]“- defe de Mécuinas
[14897]Sobre
[14901]Capitan
[14902]Jefe de Maquinas
[14903]Inspectcr General,
[14905]* Jefe de M&
[14907]Jefe de Méquinas
[14908]Capitin
[14910]Jefe de Maquinas
[14911]Jefe de Maquinas
[14913]SRR ee
[14915]—RUQUE__
[14917]_STERRA MARSTRA
[14919]MATANZAS
[14921]1
[14922]. COMBATZ DE PALMA MOCHA
[14923]JIGUE :
[14925]PINO DEL AGUA
[14926]BAHIA DE. TA}AMO
[14927]13 DE MARZO
[14929]FRUCUBA
[14930]RIO JIBACOA
[14931]RIO JIPACOA
[14932]MANUEL ASCUNCE
[14933]ASCUNCE
[14934]MANUEL ASCUNCE
[14935]SIERRA MABSTRA
[14936]ARACELIO IGLESTAS
[14940]ARACELIO IGLESIAS
[14941]ARACELIO IGLESIAS
[14942]CAMILO CLENFUECOS
[14943]UVERO
[14945]UVERO 3
[14946]BAHIA DE TANAMO,
[14947]HABANA
[14949]13 DE MARZO
[14950]13 DE MARZO
[14952]MATANZAS
[14954]{2 Supervisor de construceiones navales Prestando servicios en
[14955]1a Expresa de Navegacién Manbisae
[14956]i
[14958]LUGAR
[14960]Murorin, Japén
[14961]Bilbao, Espata
[14962]Barcelona, Espana
[14963]Madrid, Espana .
[14964]St. John, Canad&
[14965]Tokyo, Japin
[14966]Bilbao, Eepata
[14967]Cadiz, Eepana
[14970]St. John, Canad&
[14971]El Perrol, Espaga
[14972]El Ferrol, Espana
[14973]Bilbao, Fepana
[14974]Bilbao, Espaia
[14975]Bilbao, Espana
[14977]Antwerp, Bélgica
[14979]Osaka, Japén
[14980]Osaka, Japon
[14981]Osaka, Japen
[14982]Osaka, Japén
[14983]Madrid, Espasa
[14984]Colembo, Ceylén
[14985]Colcmto, Ceylén
[14986]Madrid, Espana
[14987]St. John, Canadé
[14988]Barcelcna, Espasa
[14989]Bilbao, Espana -
[14990]Rotterdam, Holenda
[14991]Barcelona, Espagia
[14993]Eepatia oo
[14995]Me
[14997]“1966
[14999]1965
[15001]1965 .
[15003]1965
[15004]1965
[15006]1965
[15008]14-0000
[15010]AAI ampemnnete temmie nu TF
[15012]Witenes cee a
[15014]pete ee encima a
[15015]CRO htm te ERE SECRETS tem ie eee es ebaes Bem
[15017]7 que me Mevaron a tomar mi dooisién,
[15019]DECLS CICNES DE RAUL DE_LA AUY CASTRO,~
[15021]Mi nombre os Rauvl do la Rua Castro y hasta ol 20 de narzo do 1% desempend el
[15022]carge dv Jefe de Mdquinas de la Yotonavo SIERRA MAESTR i, cargo este que abandons
[15024]en Horerdn, Japda. ; . .
[15025]Las ‘ccndiciones-de trabajo cn la Marina Mercante Cubana fueron uno de los motives
[15026]Tampoco podfa continuar soportands el espio=
[15027]haje y la vigilancia a bordo por mienbros del G2, Vale la pena mencicnar que ol
[15028]plan de adéctrinamiento para. los miembros de las dotaciones de la flota cercante
[15029]cubana ha fracasado completamente. El rdgimen ha abandonado dicho plan y lo unico
[15031]que hace shorg ea custituir a los que abandonamos los buquos por personal “polities .
[15033]camente apto", pero caronte de capacidad técnica para desempejar los cargos,
[15035]De hecho, ol rdgimen confronta un serio probloma ante la escasez de personal téens
[15036]co csaracitado y tituledo, y dsto constituye otra fuente de problems a tordo de
[15037]los teques cubanos, Durante los Wltimos meses un total de veinte y nueve funciona
[15038]rios, oficiales y tripulantes de la flota mercante cubana han abandonado sus care
[15039]gos. Fara quo se tenga una idea sobre la gravedad de este problema resulta necesg
[15040]rio sexalar que después que yo abandond 61 SIERRA MAESTR1 no quedd a berdo un sdlo
[15042]maquinista con titulo, a pesar de que varios muchachos jdvenes se oncontraban alli ;
[15044]recibiemdo entronamiento, poro por supuesto, ain sin ‘el debido titulo. Esta es una
[15045]realidad que debe ser considerada seriamente por las firmas aseguradoras de buques
[15047]cubanos.
[15049]La maycria de los buques confronten dificultades en lo referente al funeicnaniento
[15050]debide principalmante a ln falta de piezas de repuesto y al mantenimiento defectue
[15051]80 ¥y poco eficiente y como cs natural este problema se acentua con la escasoz do
[15053]personal técnico capacitddo on las dotaciones.
[15055]Deseo ranifestar que estoy contento ce encontrarme junto a tantos otros conpayeros
[15056]de la Marina Mercante quo me han precedido y quiero agradecer publicamente al "Co-
[15057]mité de Ia Marina Mercante Cubana Libre" las atencionos que ha tenido connigo, asf
[15058]comd la ayuda que me estan prestando, y sinceramente espero poder volver a la Mart
[15059]na Marcante en un futuro proximo} cuando una vez mis podamos navegar bajo el. rabe-
[15061]lldn de una Patria libre.
[15063]COMITE MYRINA YERCINTE CUBIN’ LIBRE _
[15064]830 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE
[15065]MIMI, FLORIDA 3313000
[15067]Miari, Iro. de ‘bril de 1966.
[15070]14-0000
[15074]SBD _ MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA
[15076]+ COMFEREIIA TE FREMGA DE BAUL ESFARZA TABARES
[15078]MY nombre es Raul Esparza Tabares y hasta hace escasarente un mos me encontra
[15082]__Azdeares de la FAO_(Food .2-Agriculture..Organization -de—las-Naciones—Unidas)-que- se
[15084]- ; celebrS en Londres del Iro, 31 3 de Varzo de 1966, al mismo tiempo que ocupaba el
[15086]cargo de Director de Investigaciones Tecnolégicas Arucareras del MINAZ y formaba ,
[15087]parte de la “Comisién de Estudios del Plan Perspectivo Azucarero",
[15088]A mi lado se encuentra mi sefiora Josefa Reus y nucstros hijos Roberto, de 21
[15090]aos y Raul, de 22 afios, ambos estudiantes de incenterfa de la Universidad de La
[15092]Habana,
[15093]Antes de hacer un breve relato do ls odisea de mi familia para abandonar el
[15095]pafs, deseo agradecer a los compafieros de UNIDAD REVOLUCT CNAR IA las atenctones
[15096]que han tenido para con nosotros y 21 mismo tiempo por darme esta oportunidad de
[15097]hacer estas doclaraciones a los periodistas del mundo libre. .
[15098]Desde hace dos aos tedos nos encontrabames tratando de abandonar el pats pee
[15099]ro nos habfa sido imposible- a mi no se ne permitfa salir debido al cargo que ocy
[15101]paba y af siquiera se le dabs esta oportunidad al resto de mi familia. Cuando lo
[15104]de que dicha embarcacién se encontraha alls, La Unica salida era abandonar el pafs
[15106]en bote nor la vfa clandestina. La oportunidad se presenté durante mi estancia en —
[15108]Londres. Yo habfa salido de Cuba e1 23 de febrero de 1966 dejando atrdéa a mi seg
[15110]- ra y a mis dos hijes, une do los cuales, Radl, se encontraba enfermo de hepatitis -
[15112]? ; "en La Habana, .
[15114]: : Mi sefiors tuvo que tomar Ya decisién sin-encontrarne yo a su lado, pero habfa
[15116]; qve aprovechar 1a oportunidad que se presentaba y salir por la vfa clandestina del
[15118]Yt pafs, De Ja odisea pueden dar detalles ellos mucho mejor a,@ yo Yv posiblemente los
[15120]o 7 miembros de la prensa deseardn hacerles algunas preguntas al final de mis palabras.
[15121]: Muy breverente les diré ove ellos se sometieron al mismo proceso que tantos - -
[15122]otros cubanos se han sometido, es decir, lanzayse en bete a sruzar el “corredor de
[15124]la muerte” con 13 confianza que Dfos los ayudarfa a arribar a tierras de libertad,
[15126]Dos intentos fallaron pero por fin, e} tercer intente fué un éxito y al menos e}
[15128]; erupo completo, unas veinte personas, se montaron en e] bote y pusieron proa 2 los
[15130]- Estados Unidos, e] motor se rompid y la travesfa fué la mayor parte del tiempo a:
[15132]velaeal cabo de casi dos dfas ef acua y la escasa comida se habfan acotado y en
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[15140]tonces aparecié un huaue grieqo que desor’s de facilitarles agua y algunos ali-
[15142]ate te
[15144]mentos lo comunicé al Servicio de Guardacostaa da los Estados Unleos ¥ poco des=
[15146]> opeés-un avitn Catetiuc volebe -suure ei luyas y carcaba el sitio para facilitarle —
[15148].
[15149]1
[15151]BP Ne At emanate nn
[15153]-la-tarea-a—-una-de--sus—unidades_navales. que_ya ce ancentiabe en camino.
[15155]La legada del buque del Servicio de Cusrdacostas Nortcamericano fud real «
[15156]mente providencial, pues mi familia y los otros tripulantes, del bote observaban
[15157]aterrorizados como por 18 nopa se acercaba veloznente una lancha patrullera cuba-
[15159]na, ave al ver el buque norteamericano viré en redondo y regresé a Cuba,
[15161]Yo me encontraba en el hotel en Londres y una llamada de larga distancia me
[15163]puso ai corriente de la situacién, Elios se encontraban a salvo y ahora me toca>
[15165]ba el turno a mf.
[15166]Lallamada informéndome del arribo de mi fam!)ia.a los EE.UW. 11@96 precisa@-
[15168]mente cuando me encontraba .reunido con el resto de los miembros do la Pelegacién.
[15170]Estos me observaban atentamente, como querierde adivinar lo que se me decfa dese
[15171]de el otro lado de la lfnea. Por tanto, tuve que desplegar mis escasas dotes de
[15172]actor teatral y simular que la llamada era of icsa). desde Cuba.
[15174]Ante esta situacién, optd por informar, falcamente, a los restantes deiega=
[15175]dos quo el. gobierno cubano me habfa encargado ©1 cuidado de otros asuntos, por
[15176]lo que tendrf{a que demorarme algunos dfas mas de los previstos en Madrid.
[15178]Les dije también que me reservaran pas3fe a bordo de! vuelo de la semana sf
[15180]culente y les entregué una carta para mi familia.
[15182]Las avtoridades espanolas me brindaron toda clase de facilidades, incluso ~
[15184]20.
[15185]posteriormente la de ofrecerme hasta proteccién personal, puesto que cuando en el
[15187]MINAZ se conocié ml desaparicién, el- gobierno notificd a las embajadas.cubanas en
[15188]Londres y Madrid que me encontraran y que me llevaran de regreso para La Habana
[15189]aunque tuviera que ser a bordo da un buque cubano y por supuesto, en contra de mi
[15190]voluntad, ; - ,
[15191]No deseo. tomar mas tiempo para anécdotas personales y si lo he hecho ha sie
[15192]do porque estimo que ayudan a comprender la verdadera situacién que se vive en
[15193]Cuba, La situacién de los funcionarios que como en mi caso, desean la libertad
[15194]de muestra Patria, y que nos encontramos sujetos @ vigilancia, a represién, mis
[15195]hijos expulsados de la Universidad y sujetos a las mismas privaciones que el res
[15196]to de nuestro Pueblo. .
[15198]Pasemos ahora al tema principal de esta conferencia, que es a la vez la es
[15199]pina dorsa) de la econemfa cubana y por tanto el factor determinante de la es =
[15201]tabilidad o de la cafda del régimen de Fidel Castro: el AZUCAR,
[15203]Llegud a Madrid el 4 de Mar- ©
[15207]a
[15208]a
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[15212]-~3-.
[15214]En relacién cen el estado de Ja industria azucarera en Ya actualidad es no=
[15216]cesario comenzar por esbozar la situacidn en. 18 qt se csKidatten ios inwcatos. _
[15218]TARR mene ttNe mine Ay Apna premalnene eee time he ne
[15220]ids.
[15222]SEE etn tnee.
[15223]A een patna emer nanaceeeies
[15225]--Debido-a—la_escasez-de_niezas. de_repyeste, la falta de materiales y la baja calf
[15226]dad del trabajo, los ingenios confrontan una situacién que es mecesario califi =.
[15227]car de "cadtica™, ‘La falta de personal téenico capacitado y de obreros espectae
[15228]Mizados hacen ave la operacién de produccién do los Ingenios sea aitamente defi-
[15230]cliente. Por otra parte, la falta de abastecimiento de cafia no permite que los ip
[15232]génios funcionen a su capacidad normal, trayendo como consecuencia poce eficien=
[15234]cia en el trabajo y un alto consumo de combustible adicional, que ocasiona un ay
[15236]mento considerable en les costes de produceién del azvcar. En relacién con los”
[15238]medios de transporte, nrinci palmente los ferrocarriies Szucareros, deseamos acla
[15239]rar qua se encuentran tambi¢n en pésimas condiciones, a pesar de la ‘adquisickén
[15241]de locomotoras sovidticas, inglesas y francesas, pues las vfas férreas no permi-
[15242]ten el aprovechemiento de este material rodante. Por ejemplo, durante 1965 se
[15244]debfan de haber cambiado seis millones de traviesas en las vfas férreas, mas sin
[15245]embargo sélo habfa diponibles ochenta mil, £1 resultado es ¢1 incremento de los
[15246]descarrilamientos que durante la zafra de 1965 alcanzaron un promedio de tres des
[15248]caérrilamientos diarios, producidndose diez accidentes mortales.
[15250]Muchos me preguntan cual serd la preduccién final de la zafra de 1966 y so -
[15252]bre este punto debo hacer los comentarios siguientes; Fidel Castro anuncié que
[15253]_ la meta azucarera da este aifo serfan 6.5 millones de tcneladas y ese anunecio no
[15254]sélo fue hecho durante su discurso del lro. de mayo de 195, sino que lo repitié
[15255]durante su discurso del 7 de junio del mismo ano. Sin embargo, se admite que dj
[15257]cha meta-no seré alcanzéda. Ahora bien el estimado actual no excede de 5.1 mi-~
[15259]llones de toneladas,  &Por qué?
[15261]Primeranente se debe mencionar la falta de abono, Este afio la aplicacién
[15263]-. de .abono fue insignificante, pues el gokierno no tenfa las divisas necesarias pa--
[15265]ra adquirirlo, principalmente en Italia, El afio pasado, sin embargo, se aplica=
[15269]Ole Ree
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[15277]: . ron aproximadamonte 450,000 toneladas.
[15278]En segundo lugar, resulta necesario-hacer referencia a las Ssiombras de cafia,
[15280]Las-nuevae—areas sombradas de cana Io han sido de forma doficiente y ademds se han
[15282]‘utilizado areas destinadas con anterioridad a la siembra de. otras cosechas.para----- - - --
[15284]sembrar cara, como Io constituye, vor sélo citar un ejemrlo, e1_casv_de_la_zona
[15286]. : situada en los alrededores de Manzanillo y Bayamo, las cuales eran zonas arroce = —
[15287]ras y ahora han intentado convertirlas en zonas caferas resultando todo esto en
[15288]un fracaso pues la cafia es de baja calidad al no ser adecuado el suelo.. Otro fag
[15290]i
[15291]tor menos importante pero digno de darse a conocer es la falta de cuidado en las
[15293]tareas de cultivo y atencién de los cafiaverales debido a 1a escasez de mano de g
[15295]° ; “bra.
[15297]Con estos antecedentes es que hay que analizar el monto de la.presente zafr3.
[15298]Durante 1965 e1 dfa 7 de abril se alcanzé el cuarto millén, pero este ao el ter- :
[15299]cer millén se aleanzé el dfa 3 de abril lo cual ya significa un atraso de cerca
[15300]da 900,000 toneladas. Creo que hay cana para llegar a 9,1 millones de toneladas
[15301]ahora bien, lo que hay que preguntarse es si dicha meta, que ya estd bastante- por -
[15302]dabajo de 10s 6.3 millones anunciados por Fidel Castro serd alcanzada © No. El
[15303]Partido ests realizando una movi lizacién masiva record hacia los cafiaverales con
[15304]el propésito da intentar cortar toda.la cafia pero eso hay que ver si en defint-
[15307]Cabe hacer referencia en este momento a lo que se conoce en Cuba por el nog ‘
[15308]bre de “Pian Perspective Azucarero", que es el Unico plan econdmico que tiene en
[15309]estos momentos el gobierno de Cuba. .
[15312]son los siguientes : primero, la "rehabi itacién" de la capacidad industrial a nj
[15314]veles pre-Castroy segundo, la "ampliacién” de la capacidad industrial: y tercero,
[15316]la “concentracién” de la industria azucarera en 70 modernos centrales.
[15318]Vamos a yevisar brevemente los tres puntos a la luz de 1a presente situacién.
[15320]“‘Anstaiada, es necesario destacar que en 1952 la capacidad de produccién de la in
[15321]dustria azucarers era de siete millones de toneladas, pero debido a la escasez
[15323]de piezas de repuasto, falta de materiales para las reparaciones, baja calidad de
[15324]las reparaciones y 1a eliminacién de seis ingenios - que fueron precisamente des
[15326]mantelados para utilizar las piezas como’repuestos lo cual ce ha comprobado ha si
[15327]do un error m&s - la capacidad industrial se ha reducido a sélo seis millones de
[15329]toneladas, es decir, ave la actual polftica ha resultado en la presente merma de
[15331]la produccién Iqué progreso! Fidel Castro no ha podido ni aicanzar la capaci <
[15333]En relacién con e2 primero, 0 sea, la "rehabilitacién” de 1a capacidad industrial _ Me
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[15337]dad de nreducedén: azucarera ove Cuka-tenfa hace eusnce afios.
[15339]El segundo punto, que en cierto seatico debe atemnerarse al primerc, es ame-
[15341]pA fil
[15343]pliiar_la caracidad_ industrial instalada y adends _construir-un_| nvevo. ingenic. Esto
[15345]significarfa, o sea, para aleanzar esto serfa necesario la importeci én de on aime
[15347]__ mero. constderable.de-eautpos para los. incentos, cosa totalnente_inposibie-de He-
[15349]OOO MIE LS TENE MAINE NIH BAL fe a UTE OF
[15351]ee a
[15352]. erent erent tev Ary am tannin ot asus ~ MOA LY AB NGL OF ESE fet adr sda UT
[15356]2 etachheeai es secnioaeo
[15358]puede permitir, econémicamente hablando, el medernizar y automatizar plantas y
[15360]varse a cabo debido a la escasez de divisas -de por “sf escasas para la adquisici
[15361]. 4
[15363]de olezas de repuesto- y la falta de téenicos para hacerse cargo de sucervisar y
[15365]ajecutar dicha ampliacién - - tantién se dete decir que tampoco son suficientes los
[15367]técnicos para realizar de por sf las labores ordinarias de la zafra con 1s actual
[15369]capacidad,
[15371]-bra la cafia =-y e] -MT™NAZ, pero lo ove sucede en la realidad @s que-no estdnven we
[15373]coordinactén ambos organismos y por consiguiente é1 INRA manda a sembrar cafia en
[15375]Este parte del plan supone una coordina ci én entre el INRA - que sieine.
[15377]donde no existe caracidad industrial y por su parte 6] MINAZ estd "rehabili tando" .
[15379]ingenios en donde a lo mejor ya no hay suficiente cafla.
[15381]de la desorganizacién reinante, desorganizacidn que unida a los factores. menciona ;
[15383]dos imposibilitan el dxito del "Plan Perspectivo", Esto es una prueba mis de: le.
[15385]incapacidad de la planificacién econénica de las altas esferas en dicho gebiernos
[15387](Por clerto que la construccién del nuevo ingenio es "vital para el éxito del
[15389]“Plan” y hasta el momento presente s4lo uma Firma francesa ha hecho ofertas para
[15393]en los cf{rculos azucareros).
[15395]La.tercera fase del "Plan", es decir, la “concentraci én" de la capacidad in-=
[15397]dustrial azucarera en setenta ingenios después de 1970 es sdlo un suefio en la men
[15399]‘te de los planificadores, La regresién constante de la industria azucarera no -
[15401]equipos, hasta que los problemas econémicos bésicos de Ja produceién no estén re-
[15403]aveltos.
[15404]Los equines sovitéticos no son aptes para realizar estas tareas agricolas an
[15406]Cuba y su “disefio y diffcil operacién impiden que cumplan’su cometido, Adends ese
[15408]‘tas. "cortadoras"” introducen un 19% de materias extrafias en el “Ingenio, ‘lo cual --
[15410]ocasiona gran desgaste a las méquinas y equipos del ingenio. Y es precisarente -
[15411]con estos equipos sovidticos con los cuales se contaba para cosechar 83 millones
[15412]de teneladas de cafia que serfan necesarias para producir los 10 millones de tone-
[15413]ladas de aziicar anunciados por Fidel Castro como los "10 megatones de azucar™ con
[15414]los que iba a derroter al "“imperfalismo" en 1970,
[15416]Las metas de produccién del "Plan" son las siguientes; Para 1965: 6 millones
[15417]de toneladas: para 1966: 6.5 millones: para 1967: 7.5 millones- para 1968: 8 ai--
[15419]llones: para 1969; 9-millones: y finalmente, para 1970: 10 millones ce toneladas
[15421]Esto es sélo una muestra
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[15425]~  —gevagdéare” Estime que el Gnice en Cubs que ain creo en el “Plan” y en sus metas
[15427]- To “es Fidel Castro, ~
[15429]Me gustarfa hacer una breve referencia en relacién con otro problema bésico
[15431]: - la baja cal idad del azdcar cubano, tanto crudo como refino, actualmente en proce se
[15432]so da empeorarse. Esto no ha sucedido de casualidad sino como consecuencia de la
[15433]falta y mala calidad de las piezas de repuesto, la ineficiencia en la operacién de
[15435]_ los ingenios, 1a falta de eficioncia de los trabajadores, y la baja calidad de los — - wo
[15436]~ productos quimicos auxiliares procedentes de pafses socialistas. “Estos problemas _
[15437]estén resultando en una decreciente polarizacién del azécar, el envase deficiente
[15438]del azvcar de exportacién, el aumento de impurezas en el azdcar embarcada a oranel,
[15440]y las dificultades en cumplir los compromisos de entregas dé azucares,
[15442]MET NO NRRL ble AA STREP SA TN Pc Oe wT
[15444]Otro tema de interés lo constituye la presencia de los “técnicos azucareros*
[15446]sovidticos en Cuba. El régimen cuenta en 1a actualidad con unos 300 técnicos azu- i
[15448]ht Wis rae
[15450]careros soviéticos quienes se supone que sean los sustitutos de los técnicos cuba- ‘
[15452]nos que han abandenado el. pafs. Los técnicos soviéticos tienen muy poca experien-
[15453]cia en aztecar de cafia y la forma en que dicha industria opera en Cuba. Ademds muy
[15454]“pocos hablan esrafiol y esto les hace aun mds diffcil su labor. Por lo tanto ni los
[15455]técnicos soviéticos ni Los: equipes soviéticos constituyen una solucién para el que: ‘
[15456]bradero de cakeza azucarero de Fidel Castro,
[15458]Con esto deseo dar por terminada estas declaraciones. Dejo ahora la palabra a ;
[15459]los miembros de la prensa para contestarles cualquier pregunta en relacién, no sé=
[15462]meno de desintegracién, la odisea ‘de mi familia, el problema de la Universidad en :
[15464]donde desempefiaka ‘una cdtedra, asf como cualquier otro tema que resulte de interds. ;
[15466]ATLA SAO EASES OT TIT RP ink nt ATLA IY QAR A usthbels ope ae ia ~ PATHS
[15468]Muchas graci3s.
[15470]Miami, 5 de Abril de 1966,
[15472]CORBI NA Rp ate etme ra acne pe ACAE Bn tater
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[15477]CURRICULUM v ME
[15479]USAR RAR EE ATS RA LOREEN NLS ets 0S rt opt hs RAI CONE WEEE RI tg tae
[15481]13s SPmtege 2 oom Murs PRA AB OTRO 9 ANE PATTON A cob! ON ote he en
[15483]ek bey
[15487]RAUL ESPARZA TABARES Casado Faad? 46 anos
[15491]“Ingondero Agrénomo (1943)
[15493]Quimico Industrial (1938).
[15494]Ingeniero Quimico Azucarero (1943)
[15496]SJefo de la Dolegacién Cubana a la Confercncia Internacional - de Expertos
[15498]-Agucareros do la F10 (Naciones Unidas) celebrada en Londres, Inglaterra
[15500]dol lro, al 3 do sarzo de 1966,-
[15502]Director da Investigaciones Tecnolégicas del Ministerio do Azvcar (2HINA2)
[15503]de Cuba (1964-1966).
[15505]Miombro de la "Comisidn del Plan Perspective Azucarero" do Cuba (1963-1966)
[15507]oo) do Produccién dol Ministerio de Azicar (MINAZ) do Cuba (1%1-
[15508]1963).
[15510]Auxd liar Ingoniers Asesor Alfred L, Webre (1950-1960),
[15512]Superintendente de Fabricacién del Central "Santa Lucia", Oriente, Cuba,
[15513](2949-1961).
[15515]Jefe de Laboratorio del Centrat "Narcisa", Las Villas, Cuba (1943-1947).
[15517]Jefe. del Dopartamento Quimico de la Estacion Experimental de Santiago de
[15518]las Vegas, Habana, Cuba, (1948-1949).
[15520]Miemtro del "International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (1963),
[15521]Vice-Presidente de la "Asociacién de Técnicos Azucareros Cubanos" (1966).
[15523]Ex-Presidente del "Rotary Club" do Santa Lucia, Oriente, Cuba,
[15525]Profesor de la Facultad de Tecnologia de la Universidad de La Habana, Cuba
[15526](1964-1966).
[15528]Asesor Técnico de la Biblioteca, Nacional do Cuba (1963-1966).
[15530]Autor de varios art{culos tecnicos azucareros publicados en revistas asucg
[15531]reras cubanas ¢ e > internacionales,
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[15546]Chief of Station, JMWAVE BPV
[15547]MS TYPIC/MIVIPER/AMRAIN/Angwer to Questionnaire from -
[15549]ssor.Torsten.Gard nd
[15551]ACTION REQUIRED - RIFLRENCED
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[15557]‘ 1, Per reference A we forward by separate cover the draft of the
[15558]proposed AMRAIN~1/AMFRAME-1 answer to the questionnaire sent AMRAIN~l
[15559]by Professor Torsten Gardlund requesting information on the Cuban sugar
[15560]industry, The time was taken to prepare these answers carefully and
[15561]to provide additional information of Cuban sugar export commitments in
[15562]order to point up the problems facing the regime in reaching its 1970
[15563]goal. In addition, we hope that an exchange of correspondence will
[15564]ensue as Professor Gardlund could be a uspful European contact for
[15565]AMSCROLL.
[15567]2. Please cable Hoadquarters comments, The station its retaining
[15569]the originals which need only to be dated and signed prior to mailing.
[15570]We shall pouch COS, Stockholm a copy of what-we mail Professor Gardlund.
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[15578]1. Letter from AMRAIN-1
[15579]2. Answer to Questionnaire : Tae pramavoneD
[15580]with Appendix I Pig he JUN2 4 Xb
[15581]3. Letter from AMFRAME-1 ee 21 June 66
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[15629]Frofesor Torston Gardlund
[15631]Svencka Sockorfabriks Aktiebolaget.
[15632]Ruvudkontoret
[15634]_ Fost Box 17050
[15636]‘Malmo
[15638].f "1" Syeden,
[15640]Dear Frof, Cardlundt
[15642]leased to enclore tho informtion that you requested
[15644]T am
[15645]in your kind letter of 5/5/66, which I hope will be useful to you in your studies
[15647]‘.".. of price and cost trends in the cane sugar industry.
[15649]As you probably know, the Cuban surar industry ranked first
[15650]placo as a producer of cane sugar, not only with rogarda to largo production vole
[15651]umes, but also as concerns high technical efficiency and low production costs.
[15653]ae eee eee men eye
[15659]wot Before 1959, the mximia production’ cost was of 3.5 cents a
[15661]‘pound, excepting, of course, the smaller and more inofficiont sugar mills that
[15662]had not developed any technological advances since World War II, Howéver, in
[15663]1965 the cost. of production was as high as 5,25 cents a pound, even though, of
[15664]course, this latter figure is carefully concealed by the Comaunist régime that
[15666]rules my countr#,
[15670]I would like to acquaint you with the Economic Research Bue
[15672]Wo * peau of the UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA Moveront. This organization is made up of true
[15673]my Cuban economists in exile. I am sure that you will find this a very valuable
[15675]wit + source of information concerning Cuba's economy,
[15677]T thank you very much for the kind and hunane phrases that
[15679]i ; you have had for my family and for myself. Thank Heaven, after throe long years
[15680]CN we were able to escapo, even if at the risk of our own lives, from the Communist
[15681]i s+ held. We have come to this free land in the hope that we can start our lives all
[15683]-"*" over again under the kind hospitality of this great Nation, the free and democrat
[15685]' "5 de United States of America,
[15687]weap oe
[15689]fi WD Semen o
[15691]‘ ae - Please by assured, my dear Professor, . that I am pleased to
[15692]_ Place myself at your service. Should you desire any information concerning the
[15693]T also
[15695]“i, Guban eugar industry, I will be more than glad to furnish it to you.
[15696]‘*  phopa that, very soon, a régime of liherty, justice and democratic economic de-
[15698]valopment will prevail in my suffering Fatherland.
[15699], : Sincerely yours,
[15701]Ing, Rall Esparza Sr,
[15703]rid IT~- 120 - aol
[15705]CS COP
[15706]“ole am UFGA-2S367 ' os
[15708]ITT ee ee enter a cee
[15710]OS
[15713]14-0000
[15715]EVCHOES COOK ROVERS ART IFUOLAGET
[15717]IMICTANS IN CUTAN CCGA IDC TRIES:
[15720]Bofore Castro! 400 :
[15721]In 1966: 50
[15722] . : Before Castro! Agricultural Engineer ( rare
[15723]. furar Chemical Engineer (5 yoars
[15724]‘ Buvar Chomist 3 yeare
[15725]; In 1966 ; Agricultural Enginoer (5 yearn)
[15726]QURS TIONS PERTAINING ') A POFPSIBLE SWETISCHCUHAN LONGTERM SUGAR AGREEMENT
[15727]A,~ gent Cyd 4 " bgt
[15728]T.= Total Exports? 4,88, 000 MT (1966 sugar commitments)
[15729]II,~ Thoroof yrler Lone/term agreanents' (*)
[15730]——Sountey —Quantity Price nbo y a
[15731]Eastern Europe 6C0,000,0 MT Froe Met, On a yearly baste
[15732]Epain 136,000, Mt 2.5 ots, Ib, 1966
[15733].  Miroeko 270,£00,0 MP LDP. : 1966
[15734]Egypt § 100,000.0 Mt (ost,) Free Met, 1966
[15735]fyria | 30,000,0 ut (ont.) Free Mite ae . 1966
[15736](*),- Breakdow of Eastern Yurope and additional inforna Hon enclosed 4n Appendix I,
[15737]Be. Pactp abou b DO ;
[15738]T.- Prodyctiont - a
[15739]‘ 4e~ Aoreage user cane acro, cab, 3,979,440 acres 4,6. br ea eres
[15740]be- Expected cane crops in ton/ 994,860 acres : "1,989,720 acres
[15742]acro arr/cab,
[15744]ce~ Expooted cane crop in tona 37,5€C, 000.0 MT: 83,000, C00,0 MT
[15746]d.- Expected sugar production in 4, 500,000.C MT(#) —- 10,000, 000.0 MT
[15747]tons 2
[15749]. . too v
[15750]@.- Average cugar content in cane % 4.0ct IN- Pion oe
[15752]. . f= Yield sugar in tag/ton cane % 12,008 12,5012, 6¢%
[15753]Sle Qrt.2 UFGA-QF5367 CS copy aS
[15755]“ao
[15757]14-0000
[15759]1h Aza
[15760]ge Numbor of factories operntins, 152 153
[15761]raw cugar
[15762]hee Totally inctalled milling ose
[15763](525106, COC as
[15765]pacity, arrobac canc/day (24 hrs) 47,730,CCO as
[15767]one arrota = 25,3525 lbe.
[15769]{*) 1966 production will range from 4,45C,00C.0 YT to 4,500,COC.0 MI. Original
[15770]goal ret ty Cuban government was 8,500, 000.0 MT,
[15772]Tl.- Mathods to reach the goal for 1970:
[15774]ae Increare in acroigot acre, ha, oab,.
[15776]_ dee Inersasing procont acreage int £62,240 acces
[15778]ii. by replacing with newly planted cans the present flelfe mintain~
[15779]‘dng an avarage age of five years for the cana, Thie mearce that
[15780]each year 20% of the total cane aron must be replaced whith rtated
[15781]in figures meine that from 1964 to 1965, a total of 829,060 acres’
[15782]of new cane will have to te planted a yoar, = .
[15784]The new plantations up to date have teent
[15786]1963 298,458 acres |
[15787]1964 . £64,268 acres ~
[15788]1965 ' §63,754 acres
[15790]be= Increase in yield ton. of eane/acre
[15791]; arr, of cane/oad,
[15793]Tha project Ima taken ihto consideration an increase in the ylel4 of
[15794]metric tone per hoctare from 24.974 MT in 19545 to 49,848 MI in 1970,
[15795]Thie reprecente a 2COf yield increase in only four years.
[15797]¢.= Inoreage in yield sugar in bag/ton of cana $2
[15798]The project calls for an increase fron the 12,C% in 146 to 12,50 -
[15799]- 12.60% in 1970, - co, : ,
[15801]dv Increase of installed milling capacity in factories,
[15802]. ee oon/24 bra. ~
[15804]An inereaze of 50,3C0,0 MT of cane//74 hre., equivalent to 6,300.0 MP
[15805]of sugar/24 hre. is planned.
[15807]@.- Increase in daye of safrat .
[15808]The days of safra (harvest) will increase from 12C to 140 days,
[15810]14-0000
[15812]a ee -
[15814]f,~ Number of now fnctorieat
[15816]: . 4 A now sugar ill ff promramiod for 1970, This new mill will have a
[15817]‘ a _ @apacity of 13,£00,0 MT of muear cane per 24 houre ani a« total proe
[15818]wt duction of 2,C00.0 MP of cugar in 120 effective days of safrae
[15821]. 1385 197
[15822]; } (planned)
[15823]a.- Import of fertilizerst . 45C, 000.0 HT 4£0,000.0 MT
[15825]\ The plan calle for the uce of 4C0,(£C.0 = 460,000.0 MT of fertilizers
[15826]! for tho following yearet 1945, 1944, 1967, 196L, 19469 ant 1970,
[15828]i : b,~ Domestic profuction of fertilizerst 50,000,0 MT 100,000.0 MP
[15830]po Be ution!
[15831]: posse por (planed) a
[15832]- ton suger . . ,
[15833]a.- Raw sugart
[15834]Ray materdaig incl, cane - 45.C0 2°
[15835]' Coat of profuction ex factory - 7
[15836]049), of depreciation am! interest £1.00 _?
[15837](excl, rev materiale and cane) : . _
[15839]= byeproducts . 2.00 7)
[15840]= price ex factory 115.00 3
[15841]be- Refined eugart —— Te
[15842]; .
[15843]. pesos per lbs,
[15844]Price ex factory : 0.0625
[15845]+ marketing coets ani profite : C0175
[15846]= retail price | 6,ce00 |
[15848], O.~ Cano
[15850]Average price of cane at factory! 4.00 peeos per 1.15 MT of sugar
[15851]: cans,
[15854]14-0000
[15856]- > a, -
[15860]dew Labour? .
[15861]Avorage working minutos ton surar produced
[15862](or per ton cane cruched 30,CO metric tone of sugar per
[15863]. : minute, . : -
[15864]- Average labour wage per 8 bro, . 6,50 pesos per man,
[15865]‘Gem Mathods of depreciationt & for % for
[15867]Qa original value
[15869]po ; ; h
[15870], 4 . . ; yobddings petiaary
[15871]; 20 10
[15873]Qn recovery value aid -
[15875]14-0000
[15877]hes,
[15879]PAE DOWN OFF.
[15880]ANP APDITICHAL
[15881]FXPORS COMUNE
[15883]. - Country
[15884]: Eastern Europe
[15885]: Bulgaria
[15886]Czechoelovakis.
[15887]Eaet Cormany
[15888]U.§ eRe
[15889]Communiat China
[15891]North Korea and
[15892]North Viet Nam
[15894]Spain
[15895]Morocco
[15896]Egypt
[15897]i £ ria
[15899]Other frce world
[15900]conrad tmente
[15902]. Total Export Comftnentst
[15903]i Domestic Conrunptiont
[15904]Tota’ On t
[15905]H Possible :
[15906]Sugar a le fo; A
[15908]Deficits ———-——-
[15910]AP-E’DI TF
[15912]Quantity
[15914]1£0,000.0 MT
[15915]- 200,000.0 MI
[15916]220,000,0 MT
[15917]3,000,000,0 MT
[15919]6C0,000.0 NT
[15921]30,000.0 MP
[15922]--130,000,0 Mt
[15923]270,000,0 NI
[15924]100,000,0 MT
[15925]" 30,000.0 ME
[15927]120,000.0 MT
[15929]4,880,C00,0 MT
[15930]—A50,000.0 MT
[15931]5,330,000.0 MP
[15933]STERY SUROPE 4h COMMITM NTS
[15934]Sn CVEAN fUTAR
[15935]CONSTME TEN
[15937]Belo
[15939]Free ¥kt.
[15940]Free Met.
[15941]Free Mt,
[15942]5. ets, lb.
[15947]2.5 cts. 1b,
[15948]GeDePe
[15949]Free Mt,
[15950]Free Mkt,
[15952]4,5C0,C00,0 ¥T
[15953]~£00,000,9 9T
[15954]5,000,COC.0 MT
[15956]1966 i
[15957]1966 (2
[15958]1966 (3
[15959]1966 (4)
[15960]-1%8 (5)
[15962]1985 (6)
[15963]1966 (7)
[15964]1966 (8)
[15965]1966 (9)
[15966]1966(20)
[15968]330,C00.0 ME
[15971]14-0000
[15973]naan ot
[15975](1)
[15976]( 2)
[15977](3)
[15979](4)
[15981](5)
[15983](6)
[15984](7)
[15986](8)
[15988](9)
[15990](10)
[15992]Bubcaria: 1€C,000.¢ MT for 19%6 at current froe markot prices umer barter
[15993]agreemonte in exchange for Bul-arian aoloectrieal ard industrial equipmonte
[15994]and planta, A 1967-1970 agreemant cnlls for an increare in deliveries to
[15996]200,004 ute
[15998]clovekis: 200,C0O0 MT for 1%4 at current free warket prices under hay
[15999]ter tee originally rigned in Juno 1960 and revised during 1965,
[16001]Cern 220,C00,0 MT for 1946 at current free market prices under bar-—
[16002]ter agreement eigned early in 1965 which ealla for an incrense in Cutan sugar
[16003]deliveries on a yeardy basis until 1970,
[16005]i
[16006]GEE Pat 3,000, COC.C YT for 1%6 at an original price of 6 ote. per 1b, which
[16007]is corcidered to be at tha prerent tina of § ctr, per lb, unjer tha Jaruary 20,
[16008]1964 ibarter agreemant, Cuban ruvar deliveriar will iacrease as follows:
[16010]: , 1967! 4, 000, 040,0 MT
[16011]1968-4, 000, (00.0 MT
[16012]1969! 5, C00,C00,0 MT
[16014]1970: 5, (00,C00.0 MT
[16016]mmunirt Chi 6cC,CC0.0 MT under tarter agreemsnt in exchange for rice,
[16017]foodstuffs, and machinery.
[16019]Noyth Korea _and North Vict Nant - Eetimatese.
[16021]Spain? 130,000.06 MT for 1966 at a new price of 2.5 cts. por lbs under the new
[16022]trade arreemont for 1966-1969 compared to 5.0 ctce per lb. pald by Spoin unter
[16023]the provious agraemont, Cuban sugar am! tobacco will be exchange for Eyanish
[16024]vecrele, vehicles, clectrical equiprent ani intuctrial plants, focdetuffa (wine,
[16025]brandy, nourat, 011), and toxtilee. Cutan cucar deliverles for the perlod --
[16026](1966-1969) will bat
[16028]19466! 130,000,0 uP
[16029]19%7 140,(CO,0 HT
[16030]1968: 1563£00:0 Mr
[16031]1969: 160,000.0 MT
[16033]Yoroogo? 270,000.0 HT for 1966 at L.D.P. 2% of 1966 deliveries will be paid
[16034]‘in convertible currereies, Cuban sugar deliveries will increase to 295,C000.0 MT _
[16036]in 1967,
[16038]: 100,C00.0 MT for 1964 at free market prices,
[16039]in October 1959 for an indefinite period of tine,
[16041]fyrigt 30,000.C HT for 1966 at free market prices,
[16043]Agreement originally signed
[16045]No other details available,
[16047]14-0000
[16049]GIR SPORT,
[16051]Mani, June 1%
[16053]Prof, Torsten Garlund ~
[16055]SVENSKA £OCRFRF ABRIKE ARTIEROLAGET.
[16056]Huvudkendoret
[16058]Bex 17050
[16060]Malmo 17, Eweden,
[16062]Lear Prof, Girlund!
[16064]. We had the opportunity of cooperating with Ings Rail Esmp
[16065]ga in filling out tha quceetionnaire you enclosed with your thy 5, 1966 letter,
[16066]The "Econonte Rerearch bureau" ic.a tranch of UNIDAD REVOLUCTOUARIA, which is
[16067]an oxdle Cutan orrnnization born in the uniereround ant presently fighting to
[16068]free our Homeland, both ineide Cuba and in exile,
[16070]. One of our wearons in this effort is what we have labeled
[16071]ae an economic offensive to deny the Castro regime tho hard curreccy it so teg
[16072]pirately needs, For this reacon the “Economic Recoarch Bureau" was orpanised,
[16073]Tt puts a monthly economic newsletter, the “Economic Intelligence Report", and
[16074]whatevor othor informtion we feel will ait our cure arm! at the eame tine pro
[16075]vide accurate and roliable data to Free Vorld countries ani firms that still
[16076]consider trading with tho prerent Cubin rogime.
[16080]Enclosed you Vill find come of our past neveletter which ve
[16081]expect will he of interert to you. At the rame tims, they will ecrve you as an .
[16082]: example of the type of research work we have un‘ertaken, its objectivity, and
[16083]: ite accuracy,
[16085]“Yt war our pleasure to co>perate with Ing, Feparca in fll
[16086]ling out the questionnaire you rerit ani we avail ourselves for any additional
[16087]information you eould dozire in tho future, besides pliaing you in our ropular
[16089]mailing lict,
[16090]: ; Vory rincerely youre,
[16091]|
[16092]j Pr, Rafael Rivas-Vdeques
[16094]H Bie ee Economic Research Bureau
[16095]. .
[16096]. , : Po
[16097]PRV/arn. : . . a
[16098]19-120 - 26
[16102]OS COPY
[16104]Slo ad. 3 WECA- 25367 eer pores
[16106]TepBrditetn caret are ae
[16108]14-0000
[16112]eaten eee ant
[16113]CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING .
[16115]“DISPATCH | SECRET 7 EA
[16116]—_ WARKLO FORLANI SING . .
[16117]Chief, WH PX | m0 inorning saquietp
[16118]ONLY QUALHED
[16119]Chief of Station, Bogota nee
[16121]m™ Chief of Station, JMWAVE BP
[16123]we'TYPIC/MHVIPER/AMSCROLL
[16124]TTC ma "REFERENCES :
[16125]ACTION.REQUIRED: None; FYI ~
[16127]REFERENCE: UFGW-6034
[16129]1. Station JMWAVE appreciates the reference and in implementation
[16130]thereof AMFRAME-1 has written Jaime Lozano of the Colombian National
[16131]Associntion of Sugar Canc.Growers as suggested in paragraph 1 of the
[16132]reference, AMFRAME~1 also enclosed certain statistics developed by
[16133]AMSCROLL which we hope will be of use to Lozano. Copies of the lettor
[16134]and of the translation are forwarded by separate cover,
[16136]2, We shall keep the addressees informed of any developments.
[16138]ye 4. Inia
[16140]fe philto. G. ELMARD
[16143]_ 1-Letter ;
[16144]2~Memo of Statistics
[16146]DATE TYPED
[16147]Dis tre ey ‘ f
[16148](3- WH/C, w/atts., usc — pe 17 June 66
[16149]%: COS/Bogota, W/Atts acxddbie DISPATCH SYMBOL AND MUSSER
[16150]2- C/WH, w/o atts, :. bce Sw d spa tobe att
[16151]: ' . 200-120-58 UFGA-25349
[16152]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMEER
[16153]- CLASSIFICATION .
[16154]TT SECRET ry 19-120-26/3
[16157]14.90000
[16161]. Estimado Sr, Lozaner
[16165]1
[16167]Moat, 13 de Junto de 1966
[16169]Sr. Jaime Lozano :
[16170]Presidanta, . |
[16171]Asoctactén Nactonal de . \
[16172]Cultivadéres de Calla de Arfear |
[16174]Caile 12, Carrera Sa, 10g piso,
[16175]Cali, Colombia,
[16177]Noe diriqtros 2 Wa, .en asta oportunidad con motivo del fracase
[16178]de la vresente 2afra azucarers eubana, fracaso del cual Ud. ya debe tener noticias,
[16179]no cdélo'a través do nuestra heja cde inforzacién econdmica Yeeconente Intelligence
[16180]Report") sino a través de fuentes prepias, :
[16182]Per ajomrlo, ek boletf{n de la casa MerrileLynch de facha 10 de
[16183]junio de 1966 fifa ol monto de la presenta zafra cubsna en 4,450,000 TM, eo decir,
[16184]mas de dos millones de tonaladas métricas per debajo de la meta anunciada por Fidel
[16185]Castro (6,300,000 TM), Esto se tradvcird en una escasex quo herd muy. diffcil que
[16186]el procente récimen pueda cumplir sus comaromisos azucareros con pefses dol mundo
[16187]libre tales como Espsiia y Marruecos y 3] mismo tlempo puoda copar ua por clente cog
[16188]siderable del mercado artucarero del Japén, El memorandum adjunto contiene datos
[16190]que le resulterdn de interés. ,
[16191]La reciente operaciés ean la cual ¢] Brastl vendié 330,000 T™ as
[16193].Una nruoha palpable do la oportunidad existente para los pafses Iibres de la Andry
[16195]ca en los actuales momantos debido al frscaso de la zafra cubana.
[16197]; Serfs sumamante oficat para Colombia o) explorar las posibilid
[16198]des axistentes en esos tres morcedos ce inmeclato pues sequramenta se podrfan real
[16199]zar algunas operaciones. que redundarfan an benefiele para su pafs al mieme tiempo «
[16200]que bloquearfan operacionos de) récinen Castre-Corunista do por oi diffciles on vig
[16201]ta de la cescasez preducida por el] fracaso da ls zafra da 196,
[16203]Es muy posible ove nosetres oudidsemos cooperar. en este empeto
[16204]de Colombia, tanto a través de inferradiones que pudidsemos obtener de la situacién
[16205]da dichos morcados (Espaiia, Marrueces y Janén), asf como a través de alguna gestidn
[16206]personal e1 se nos presentara Ja opertunidad,
[16208]BS Care
[16210]14.90000
[16212]: Aaf mismo agradocarfamos qua si Uds. tienen alguna publicscién . =
[16213]do su Acoctacién qua nos pudiersn ‘anvier con recularidad nos la hicseran llegar y
[16214]oi logré utilizar lsc doclaractones dol Ing. Esparza y dol Dr. Tarrab on sigdn ag
[16216]tfevlo nos interesarfa obtener alguna coptts
[16218]Eaperendo toner noticlas suyas y seguroe que cuslquier gestidn
[16219]suye ropresentaré uns victoria tanto pars Colombia como para los cubanos libros, qq
[16221]damos do Udi,
[16222]Muy atentaconte,
[16223]- rc -
[16224]Dre Rafsgl Aivaa-Vfequas
[16226]Secretarfo de Sectores
[16227]Econémicos y Profeasionales
[16229]PD, Dfganos ei estd racibiendo con regularidad nvestras informaclonete
[16231]RAV/emb .
[16236]14-0000
[16238]MEYOQRANQUE
[16240]AL «See Jaime Lozano
[16241]Presidente,
[16242]Asoesacién Nacional de
[16243]Cultivadores de Cote de Ariear,
[16244]\ Call, Colombia,
[16246]DEL: Dr. Rafael RivaseVSzquoz
[16248]Sacretario de los Sectores
[16250]Feonémicos y Profesionales,
[16252]Unidad Revoluelonaria, : _
[16254]Miami, Florida, . . . , <
[16256]REP, 2 Anélisis Eatadfatice de los compromisos :
[16257]azueareroa da Cuba para 1966. Ls proe '
[16258]duecién y los mercados de Hspafia, Marnp | :
[16259], ~ ; cos y Japdn.=
[16261]: . GUADRO Ne
[16262]OUPROMISCS AZUCARERCS PE cv QA 1966
[16264]3.- En base do acverdos existentoss
[16266]A) Pafses Comunistas:
[16268]URS Set 3,000,000 TH
[16269]oe Bloque Comunistas 690,000 -
[16270]> , . China Roja: 600,000
[16271]: Corea do) Norte
[16272]PK y Viet Nam del Norte: 30,000 ‘
[16273]' ! : . . 4,320,000 TN
[16274]cy B) Pofses del Mundo Libre*, 650,000
[16275]f ‘ . “€34,000 TH
[16277]: 450,000 TH
[16278]TOTAL: 1 : 94420,000 TH
[16280](#) EBstimado consorvader de compromisos con pafses tales como Espana, -
[16281]Martuecos, Ceylén, la Repiblica Arabe Unida y otrcse=
[16283]CS Cubs
[16285](»
[16287]t
[16288]t
[16290]‘|
[16291]Ds
[16293]i*
[16294]e
[16295]te
[16297]1
[16301]'
[16302]iS)
[16304]Y
[16306]'
[16308]14-0000
[16310]CuUApPO NO, 2
[16312]_C'PAND PARA 1
[16314]1.~ Astcar necessria para culrir compromisos de acuerdo eon Cuadro Noe 1s 9,429,000: 74
[16316]2.0 Azdcar disronible pare 1966s
[16318]A) Produceién de 1% (estimede}: 4,450,200 TH :
[16319]B) Sobrante de 1965 {estinsdo)s _ 299,900 Ty |
[16320]TCTALs . 4,997,000 TH
[16321]f aan
[16322]4y- Déficits (5,420,060 TY © 4,990,000 TH): 470,900 TH
[16323]CUADRO NO, 2
[16325]AC IRIES RE LAZIVAD OF CURA A BM RCADCS
[16327]VARS VECOS_Y JAH
[16328](19€1 + 1966)
[16329]ECPARA SAPELEC OS zAPOR - TOTAL -
[16330]1963 53,208 157,287 925,000 335,495 TM
[16331]1962 - $8,312 2€%,126 522,727 646,163 TM
[16332]1963 102,737 225,028 163,662 “$51,427 TM
[16333]1964 273,704 223,259 328,609 927,572 TH
[16334]1968 115,542 XDD 220,00 | 793,342. TH
[16336]- TOTAL $05,903 TH 1,237,698 TM 719.992 TH 3,656,199 TM
[16338]1966 (#} 130,000 Tid ‘270,000 Te = (hasta el =monento
[16339]no se ha cerrado
[16341]nagociacién alguna)
[16343](*) Espaha y Marruecos son compromisos de cenvenlo.
[16344]Japén de acuerdo con negeclactones anuslcte
[16346]Fuentes: Sugar Yoar Book® de 1964, Convenios Comarciales de Cuba Comunista
[16347]y estirados por el “Burd de Investigactones Econé-iess" de UNIDAD
[16348]REVOLIT IURTA go
[16350]Miami, 14 da Junio de 1346,
[16352]Fo eae
[16354]14-00000
[16356]Miam$, June 13, 1966
[16358]oo fem, .
[16359]3 . 7 ; .. : a ae
[16360]wh ie te pte tg -. : Be Ute Forges. Tite lle, thot at BPR
[16361]zyme meg dase ty tear am oT te
[16362]ignnite ff faee f oye Soft ow gh ona Tee ee, PERE ay 4e
[16363]Mr, Jaime Lozano” - ‘ ; wa at
[16364]‘ sonata wir tery oe Tahashar ae enri ae fir ts fese Tagon te,
[16368]Hationa] Associstion of Sugar
[16370]Cane Growers So
[16372]Edsficio Suramericana de Soguoe ‘ . roo
[16374]Calle 12, Carrera Sa - : ; ;
[16376]Calf, Colombia,
[16378]Dear Mr. Lozanor es
[16379]Wa address you now on account of the failure of the current Cuban
[16381]sugar harvest, of which failuro you must have heard not oly through our’ "Eco-
[16383], nomic Intollicence Report”, but aleo from your own sourcese
[16385]- the June 10, 19¢6 Merril-Lynch bulletin, sets the g
[16386]mount of the current Cuban sugar harvest at 4,440,000 MY, that fs, over 2 million —
[16387]metric tens below the goal announced by Fidel Castre {6,800,000 “T), This will |
[16388]rosult in a acercity of Cuban sugar, which scarcity will make it very é4F ficult
[16389]for the reqine to fulfill its suger commitmants. to freeeworld countries, such as
[16390]Spain.and Morecco, and at the same time to cope with » significant percentage of
[16391]the Japanese sugar market. The enclosed Memo contains data that may be of intg
[16393]rest. to you,
[16397]Maes “> + For examele,
[16399]The racent transactions whereby Prazil sold 330,000 MT fs tangible
[16400]evidence of the opportunity that’ exists for free countries in the Azerices at
[16401]thia timé, thanks to tho failure of the Cubsn sugar harvest. :
[16403]It would be extremely rewarding for Colombia to exnlera the inm
[16404]diate possibilities that elxst in those three markets, as surely som transag.
[16405]tione could be made that would benefit your country, and which, at the same tino,
[16406]would’ block some of the Castro-Communists’ own transactions, The latter are in
[16407]themsalves difficult becauso of the scarcity brought about by the failure of the
[16408]1964 sugar harvest,
[16410]It {s quito peoasible that wa could cocperate with this Colombian
[16411]endeavor, by informing you of facts we learn concerning the situation in such mag
[16412]kets (Spain, Morocco and Japan), markets a6 well as by any personal undertaking,
[16414]‘which we could be capable of.
[16417]14-0000
[16419]Likewise, if you have any rublication issued by your Association
[16420]that you cculd mall to us reqularly, we would apprecsata your dcinc so, and if:
[16421]you wore able to use the statements hy Eng, Esparza and Dr, Tarrab in some art{
[16422]cle, we would like ot obtain a copy of it.
[16424]: Hoping to hear from you -socn, and with the certainty ‘that any ag
[16425]tien on your part »111 mean 9 victory fer Colombia as wall as for the free Cubans,
[16427]we are,
[16428]Yours very sincerely,
[16430]Dr. Rafael Rivas-Vdzquez
[16431]Secretary for Economte
[16432]and Profassional Affairs . oe eee
[16434]P.o,2 Please tall us whether you are reqularly receiving our publicationa,.
[16436]Enel,
[16438]RAV/amd
[16440]14-00000
[16442]te
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[16451]te
[16453]TO, Sr. Jaire Lozano .
[16454]“President, ’ \
[16455]National Association of ;
[16456]Sugar Cane Growers
[16457]Cail, Colombia,
[16459]FROM: Dr. Rafael Rivas-V4zquez |
[16460]Secratary for Economic :
[16461]and Professiona] Affairs
[16462]Unidad Revolucicnaria . .
[16463]Miami, Florida,
[16465]“REF, s Statistical Analysis-of Cuban Sugar !
[16466]Commitments, Production, and tha
[16468]Spanish, Morecean and Japanese Mar
[16469]kots. -
[16471]TARLE NO, A
[16472]CURAN SUCAR COMMITMENTS FOR 1966
[16473]' lee Commitments under existing agreements s
[16474]Ay: Communist Countries 2
[16476]US.SRee 3,000,000 MT
[16478]Communist Bloc s 690,000
[16479]Red Chinas £00,000
[16480]North Korea and .
[16481]North Viet Name 30,c00 :
[16482]4,320,000 HT
[16483]B) Pree World Countries#; 650,070
[16484]50,000 MT
[16485]2.” Rational Consumption: 430,000 ,
[16486]430,000 Mf
[16487]TOTAL; 420,00
[16489](*) Conservative estimate with countries such as Spain,
[16490]Morocco, Ceylon, U.A.R., and others.e
[16493]14-0000
[16495]TAULE NOW 2
[16497]CURAN S'CA® DEFIC
[16498](196)
[16500]l.- Sugar needed te kaan commitment according to Table No. 2: 3.490,0°0 MT
[16503]A) 1966 Sugar Production (astimate)s 4,430,000 MT
[16505]B) Carry over frem the
[16507]144% harvest (antimate)s e207 100 SE
[16509]TOTALs a 4,930, 000 MT
[16511]Bee Deficits (5,420,000 MT © 4,990,000 YT) + = 470,000 IT
[16513]. TAPLE WO, 3 ,
[16514]CUPAN Strap exrengs To SELECT
[16515]MARKETS 9 & wrececr. ‘Tt JAPA
[16516]11 - 1A)
[16517]SPAIN wROO APA’ TCTAL
[16518]1962 53,208 157,287 325,000 898, 403 ET
[16519]1962 88,312 265,124 322,727 Q4€ 163 BT
[16520]1963 102,737 285,028 - 163,662 991,427 UT
[16521]‘yaeg _ 273,704 323,259 328,609 | «927,872 MT
[16522]1965 115,542 300,000 _ 380,060 _ 4.54?
[16523]TOTAL ECR SOB IT «= 4 B80, 898 ME 1,73 998 YT 3,656,199 ST
[16525]1966 (#) Spain and Morocco sre commitments under existing agreements.
[16526]Japanese market subjact te yearly negotiations,
[16528]Sources: “user Year Book of 1964", Communist Cuba*s Trade Agreemate,
[16529]aed estimates by UP."s "Economic Research Purear",-
[16531]Mion, June 14, 1966,
[16533]= tame
[16535]14-0000
[16537]PROCESSING ACHON
[16539]| Maer EO FOR INDEXING
[16541]| | 0 ieDE FING REQUIRED
[16542]OLY QUALIFIED DESK
[16543]Caw sue INDEXING
[16547]DISPATCH
[16549]AAS CATION
[16551]CHIEF OF STATION, JMWAVE
[16552]wenEYPIC/MHSPAWN
[16553]STATUS REPORT RE JMWAVE PSYCH PROJECTS
[16555]ACTION REQUIRES . PEFEPERCES
[16557]REFERENCES = A. DIRECTOR 11606
[16558]——B. UFGT-15216
[16559]C. JMWAVE 1420
[16561]; 1.. PER REFERENCE A REQUEST PARAGRAPHS BELOW GIVE BRIEF
[16562]STATUS REPORT STATION'S MHSPAWN PROJECTS. REFERENCE B SHOULD BE
[16563]USED AS SUPPLEMENTAL PAPER IN HEADQUARTERS REVIEW, BASIC PROPA-
[16564]GANDA LINES HAVE CONTINUED WITHOUT CHANGE, BUT WITH INCREASED
[16565]EMPHASIS ON PERSONAL DENIGRATION AND HARASSMENT OF FIDEL CASTRO AND
[16566]ON PROPAGANDA DESIGNED ENCOURAGE MILITARY AND OTHER POWER CENTERS’ -
[16567]IN CUBA TO CARRY OUT COUP D'ETAT AGAINST CASTRO. EMPHASIS IN
[16568]PROJECT MANAGEMENT HAS BEEN ON .CLOSER SCRUTINY AND CONTROL IN
[16570]ORDER TO ACHIEVE INCREASED EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY OF OPERATION.
[16571]| ONE MARGINAL PROJECT /AMRUSTY/ HAS BEEN TERMINATED AND TWO PROJECTS
[16573]- JAMSPELL AND AMCROW/ ARE BEING SHARPLY CURTAILED QUE TO MARGINAL
[16574]PERFORMANCE. THERE HAS BEEN OVERALL CUTBACK IN DISTRIBUTION
[16575]PRINTED PROPAGANDA, ESPECIALLY TO LATIN AMERICA, PROPAGANDA
[16576]“MAILED TO CUBA HAS PLACED MORE EMPHASIS ON MILITARY TARGET IN
[16578]PLACE OF MORE GENERAL PROPAGANDA THEMES TREATED. AMTHIGH RADIO
[16579]PROGRAMMING HAS. SEEN CUT FROM TWO HOURS DAILY TO ONE AND ONE HALF
[16580]/¢THIS SHOULD ACHIEVE REDUCTION OF $60,000 = $70,000 PER YEAR IN
[16582]OUR RADIO BUDGET/. HOWEVER RADIOCONTINUES TO BE SINGLE MOST
[16583]IMPORTANT MEDIUM FOR HITTING CUBAN TARGET. '
[16585]* 2. AMSCROLL. PROJECT CONTINUES BE STATION'S MAIN PROPAGANDA
[16586]MECHANISM IN MHVIPER AND DEFECTOR-SURFACING OPERATIONS AS
[16588]DESCRIBED IN REFERENCE B. PROJECT PUBLISHES MONTHLY ECONOMIC
[16590]BULLETIN IN SPANISH AND. ENGLISH AND UNDERTAKES SPECIFIC ACTIONS
[16592]TO DISCOURAGE. TRADE WITH CUBA, E.G., IT 1S CURRENTLY CORRESPONDING
[16594]WITH COLOMBIAN SUGAR GROWERS GROUP IH ATTEMPT ENCOURAGE SALE OF ’
[16596]DISTRIBUTION ;
[16597]BY TAPE 7
[16598]3 = WH/C ig
[16600]: : Grow 4
[16601]/CONTINUED/ fetmiig ea |
[16603]Getiazaitication
[16604]CROSS REFERERCE TO : OSPATCH SYMSOL AND MUEEER T
[16605]T=16628 "20 JUNE 1966
[16606]Qaswictoe ' 5.
[16607]SECRET . .
[16609]SAY Noes ti I
[16611]14-0000
[16613]ce en at RR A A < one:
[16614]AGREE ts Se Bete omer Ee YS Ce Ia ts
[16616]CONTINUATION OF 1 1
[16617]DIspATcH ' Secret  yrat=16628 PAGE 2... -
[16619]COLOMBIAN SUGAR TO JAPAN, MORCCCO AND SPAIN iN COMPETETION WITH
[16620]COMMUNIST CUBA, PROOUCES TEN-MINUTE DAILY PROGRAM ON AMTHIGH SIX
[16621]DAYS PER WEEK, PERIPRERAL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS EXTENSIVE MALINGS
[16622]TO CUBA HAVE BEEN SHARPLY CURTAILED AND AMSCROLL EXECUTIVE BOARD
[16623]HAS SEEN REDUCED FROM 13 TQ 3 PERSONS AND PAIO EMPLOYEES FROM 21
[16625]TO 16 AS OF 1 JULY 1946..
[16627]“3. AMWASP=1. SEE REFERENCE B. HE IS A VALUABLE ELEMENT OF
[16628]THE AMSCROLL PROJECT ANO IS USEO IN CONNECTION WITH APPROACHES TO
[16629]WE EXPECT TO TERMINATE HIM
[16631]DEFECTLON AND RECRUITMENT TARGETS.
[16632]31 DECEMBER 1966.
[16634]4. AMFRAME=1. SINGLETON AGENT WHO 1$ MAIN DRIVING FORCE
[16635]BEHIND AMSCROLL OPERATION AND TOGETHER WITH AMASK=1 RUNS AMKNOT
[16637]ACTIVITY. -
[16639]S. AMKNOT. A NEW COMMITTEE FORMED AT HEADQUARTERS REQUEST
[16640]TO HIT ZRWAGON DEFECTION ‘TARGET. AMFRAME*1 AND AMASK=1 ARE WORKING
[16641]VERY EFFECTIVELY AS PRINCIPAL AGENTS FOR THIS PROJECT AND LATTER
[16642]HAS BEEN ESPECIALLY EFFECTIVE IN SECURING JOBS FOR ZRWAGON
[16644]DEFECTORS.
[16645]6. AMCROW. PROJECT 1S BEING SHARPLY CURTAILEO. WE EXPECT
[16647]TO REDUCE BUDGET TO APPROXIMATELY $1,000-1,500 MONTHLY IN FY 67.
[16648]PROJECT LACKS AGGRESSIVE PRINCIPAL AGENT, ANO TRE COMBINATION OF
[16650]INTERNAL PERSONNEL PROBLEMS 4N AMCROW GROUP AND ITS MARGINAL
[16651]RADIO PROGRAM ON
[16653]UMHOPE WAS TERMINATED 31 MARCH ANO AFTER 31 JULY WE EXPECT TO
[16654]WE BELIEVE IT WILL BE
[16656]“REDUCE AMCROW PAID STAFF TO THREE PERSONS.
[16657]USEFUL TO PRESERVE AMCROW NAME AND CERTAIN AMCROW CONTACTS IN.
[16658]LATIN AMERICA AND TO CONTINUE AMCROW MAILING OPERATIONS ON MORE .
[16660]LIMITED BASIS.
[16662]7. AMMOP. NO MAJOR. CHANGES. OPERATION IS VIEWED AS DEVICE
[16663]FOR MONITORING AND INFLUENCING CHRISTIAN DEMOCEATIC MOVEMENT IN
[16664]LATIN AMERICA AND IS OF LONG-TERM INTEREST FOR #TS POTENTIAL AS A
[16665]POLITICAL FORCE IN CUBA, HOWEVER PRINCIPAL AGENT LACKS MANY
[16667]" QUALITIES NEEDED TO MAKE HIM: EFFECTIVE POLITICAL LEADER OR
[16668]INTELLIGENCE PROOUCER AND WE ARE ASSESSING OTHER AMMOP MEMBERS AS
[16669]POSSIBLE REPLACEMENT. AMMOP YOUTH SECTOR HEADED -8Y AMCRIB@1
[16670]CONTACTS WITH ITS COUNTERPARTS THROUGHOUT
[16672]MAINTAINS EXCELLENT. ;
[16673]HEMISPHERE ANO HAS BEEN USEFUL AS PRESS PLACEMENT MECHANISM.
[16675]8, AMSTRUT-2. NO CHANGES, SEE REFERENCE 8 FOR PROJECT
[16676]DESCRIPTION. a
[16678].. AMLIRA. NO CHANGE, SEE REFERENCE B FOR DESCRIPTION OF
[16679]PROJECT ACTIVITIES. MONTHLY MAGAZINE STARTED JANUARY 66 WELL
[16680]RECEIVED BY READERS AND EFFORTS TO MAKE MAGAZINE SELF-SUSTAINING
[16681]HAVE RESULTED IN PAID ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS WHICH ARE
[16682]“EXPECTED TO INCREASE AS MAGAZINE: BECOMES MORE WIDELY KNOWN. -
[16683]AMLIRA GROUP PREPARED TARGET STUDEES ON CUBAN ATHLETES ATTENOING
[16684]REGIONAL OLYMPIC GAMES IN PUERTO RICO IN JUNE 1966 AND AMLIRA
[16685]AGENTS ARE CURRENTLY WORKING WITH KUBARK TASK FORCE AT PUERTO RICAN
[16687]GAMES. aan
[16688]10. AMBASAL=1. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES FROM REFERENCE B.
[16690]AMBASALZI S'CARTA CIRCUALR'' NOW SENT ONLY TO CUBA AND MONTHLY
[16692]ATOR TIN SENT ONLY TO INTERNATIONAL ADDRESSEES = IN PAST BOTH
[16694]BULLE TATIONS HAD BEEN SENT TO CUBA AND TO LATIN AHERICA.  AMBASAL&I
[16696]PROGRAM ON AMTHIGH HAS BEEN DROPPED AS OF 1 JUNE BUT CONTINUES ON
[16698]UMHOPE ONCE WEEKLY /SUNDAYS/.« :
[16700]- ; 1. YOYARD/JMHOPE. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES. MORE EMPHASIS
[16701]HAS BEEN PLACED ON NEWS PROGRAMS AS RESULT OF REFUSEE DEBRIEFINGS
[16702]INDICATING DESIRE FOR MORE NEWS. JMHOPE NOW GIVES FIVE MINUTE
[16703]NEWS SUMMARIES EVERY HALF HOUR AS COMPARED PREVIOUS HOURLY REPORTS.
[16704]MANAGERIAL CONTRGL OVER PHILCO TECHREPS AT JMHOPE SITE HAS BEEN
[16706]IMPROVED, AND PLANS ARE NOW UNDER WAY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW UNITS
[16708]TO REPLACE SUBSTANDARD HOUSING AT SITE. /CONTINUED/
[16710]CL aSSH8 CATION
[16711][ }
[16712]aS costco
[16714]a
[16716]14.90000
[16718]a ; 7 ; a
[16720]CONTINUATION OF | « pascies rer THEATER ME 4 BS, EOE fe Z
[16721]DI H . {
[16722]__ DISPATCH ‘SECRET UFGT+16628. PAGE 3...
[16724]12. AMCORE*2. EMPHASIS IN THIS PROJECT IN PAST HAS BEEM
[16725]CHIEFLY ON AMCORE=2 DAILY HALF-HOUR PROGRAM ON AMTHIGH AND JMAGPE.
[16726]THESE PROGRAMS CONTINUE, ALTHOUGH REDUCED TO 23 MINUTES DAILY FOR
[16727]TECHNICAL PROGRAMMING REASONS. WE ARE EXAMINING POSSIBILITY GF
[16728]ADDING MORNING PROGRAM ON. JMHOPE TO EXPLOIT HIS HIGH AUDIENCE
[16729]RATING AS REFLECTED IN REFUGEE AND: JMHGPE REPORTS. WE ARE ALSO
[16730][ATTEMPTING TO EXPLOIT MORE FULLY AMCORE-2'S AGGRESSIVE PERSOMSLITY
[16731]AND HIS LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL IN EXILE COMMUNITY AND TO EXPAN ass
[16732]PROPAGANDA EFFORTS BEYOND THE RADIO PROGRAMS NOTED ABOVE. One
[16733]RESULT OF THIS WAS HIS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO ORGANIZE Trié
[16734]DISPARATE REBEL ARMY ELEMENTS IN A UNIFIED APPEAL TO REBEL AAss
[16735]IN CUBA, AS REPORTED IN JMWAVE 1397- HE HAS ALSO ARRANGED FG%
[16736]FREE AIR TIME FOR A TWELVE MINUTE DAILY PROGRAM ON STATIONS 18
[16737]VENEZUELA, PERU AND PANAMA » AND HAS OBTAINED SPACE IN DIARIO
[16738]LAS AMERICAS TO PUBLICIZE LETTERS HE RECEIVES FROM
[16739]LATIN: AMERICAN LEADERS IN SUPPORT OF THE ANTI-CASTRO CAUSE.
[16741]‘136 AMRAPT /AMPALM=4. AMPALM-4 ONE AND ONE HALF HOURS 68
[16743]| JMHOPE HAVE BEEN CUT TO. ONE HOUR DAILY. DISTRIBUTION OF PRINTED
[16744]PROPAGANDA TO LATIN AMERICA:HAS BEEN TERMINATED. SELECTIVE
[16745]MAILINGS ARE MADE TO CUBA; -WITH EMPHASIS ON MILITARY TARGET.
[16746]SPECIAL STUDIES BY AMPALN-4 ARE NOW BEING PUBLISHED BY AMHIM $3
[16747]PLACE OF TERMINATED AMPALM-4 BULLETIN. AS OF 1 MAY DIRECTION OF
[16749]AMTWIST PROGRAM HAS 6EEN PLACED UNDER AMPALM=4,
[16751]-¥4%. AMTWIST. AS NOTED REFERENCE 8, THES PROJECT WAS A
[16752]MARGINAL EFFORT OVE LARGELY TO LACK OF AN EFFECTIVE PRINCIPAL
[16753]AGENT. THE TWO AMTWIST AGENTS HAVE BEEN PLACED UNDER AMPALM-455
[16754]DIRECTION AS OF 1 MAY AND ACTIVITY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A DEVELGP=
[16756]_MENTAL OPERATION. AMTWIST RADIO PROGRAM IS CARRIED ON AMTHIG#
[16757]/TEN MINUTES DAILY/ AND ON JMHOPE /15 MINUTES DAILY/.
[16759]15. AMSHADY=1. UNTIL MID*FERUARY 66 AMSHADY PROJECT CON~
[16760]SISTED OF RADIO PROGRAM ON AMTUMOR AND JMHOPE AIMED AT EXPOSURE AND
[16761]DENUNCIATION OF CUIS: AGENTS INSIDE CUBA. IN FEBRUARY SCOPE OF
[16762]RADIO PROGRAM WAS BROADENED TO INCLUDE DETAILED DISCUSSION OF
[16763]CUIS ACTIVITIES AND AGENTS IN LATIN AMERICA, AND OCCASIONAL DIS=
[16764]CUSSION OF OTHER POLITICAL TOPICS NOT SPECIFICALLY RELATEO To GUIS
[16765]TARGET. AMSHADY BOOK.ON.CUIS HAS RESULTED IN WIRE SERVICE REPGRTIS,
[16766]PRESS INTERVIEWS, ANO INCREASED PRESS COVERAGE ANO LETTERS FROM
[16767]AMSHAOY AUDIENCE, ARRANGEMENTS HAVE NOW BEEN MADE FOR SALE OF
[16768]BOOK IN LATIN AMERICA THROUGH LEGITIMATE COMMERCIAL CHANNELS.
[16770]16. AMRAZOR=1. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE B FOR
[16771]DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT ACITIVITES. AMRAZOR HAS BEEN ESPECIALLT: <
[16772]EFFECTIVE OUTLET FOR OUR INCREASED ACTIVITY AGAINST MILITARY
[16773]TARGET ANO SEVERAL AMRAZOR ARTICLES ON THIS TARGET HAVE BEEN PUT
[16775]IN LEAFLET FORM AND MAILED INTO CUBA.
[16776]17. AMLYRIC-1. NO CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE B.
[16778]18. AMSCREAM-1. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE &.
[16779]AMTHIGH PROGRAMMING, HANDLED THROUGH AMSCREAM=1, HAS BEEN REDUCED
[16780]FROM TWO HOURS DAILY TO ONE AND ONE HALF HOURS DAILY PER REFERESCE
[16782]Ce. ~
[16783]19. AMRUSTY. TERMINATED 31 DECEMBER 1965. SEE REFERENCE
[16784]8. .
[16786]20. AMBASE. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE B.
[16787]MONTHLY AVERAGE OF MAILINGS INTO CUBA HAVE -BEEN REDUCED, SEPARATE
[16788]“REPORT ON AMBASE STATISTICS WILL BE FORWARDED. ‘
[16790]21. AMHIM. SEE REFERENCE 8. STATION IS PLACING INCREAS IS
[16791]EMPHASIS ON AMHIM AS MAIN MECHANISM FOR PRESS PLACEMENT AND MASS
[16792]OF PRINTED PROPAGANDA. AMHIM BULLETIN NOW INCOR]=
[16794]DISSEMINATION
[16795]PORATES MATERIAL FORMERLY PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY OTHER
[16796]STATION ASSETS SUCH AS AMPALN=4& AND AMEASAL~-1.
[16798]7 CONTINUED an
[16800]Ld continuo
[16802]Cr ASSO CATION
[16804]USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
[16807]14-0000
[16810]CONTINUATION OF TASS ATION trarayen “eres ANC Mane ie
[16811]_DISPATCH TSE CRET. .. . UFGTHI6628 PAGE.
[16813]22. AMRUBY, NO SUSSTANTIAL CHANGE. SEE REFERENCE 6.
[16814]PROJECT CONTINUES TO PRODUCE, AVERAGE OF ONE PONY EDITION /30,000
[16815]COPIES/ EVERY. THREE MONTHS FOR MAILING INTO CUBA. AS OF 1 JUNE
[16816]TWO OF FOUR AMRUBY-SPONSOREO SATIRE PROGRAMS ON AMTHIGH HAVE
[16818]BEEN DROPPED.
[16820]23. AMICE. NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES. AMICE CONTINUED EFFECTIVE
[16821]BOYCOTT PROPAGANDA: OPERATIONS AND SERVED AS A VEHICLE FOR LAUNCHING
[16822]THE QUMALT=1 "DOLCE VITAS® SERIES. REVIEW OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES
[16823]RESULTED IN ECONOMIES ACHIEVED BY MODEST PERSONNEL CUTS, USE OF A
[16824]MORE SELECTIVE MAILING LIST AND ELIMINATION OF TWO FOREIGN=
[16825]LANGUAGE EDITIONS OF: THE MONTHLY AMICE BULLETIN.
[16827]24. AMSPELL. AS REPORTED IN REFERENCE B FINANCIAL SUPPORT
[16828]TO AMSPELL HAS BEEN CUT SHARPLY AND IS NOW LIMI-TEO TO $1,000
[16829]MONTHLY. THIS PROVIDES FUNOS FOR B1I-MONTHLY BULLETIN, PRESS
[16830]RELEASES AND SPECIAL PRINTED PROPARFNDA, AMSPELL HAS BEEN ACTIVE
[16831]1N STATION CAMPAIGNS REGARDING POLITICAL PRISONERS AND LATIN,
[16832]AMERICAN STUDENT MOVEMENT /CLAE/ AND PRINCIPAL AGENT HAS CONTINUED
[16833]_TO BE RESPONSIVE TO STATION GUIDANCE.
[16835]25. AMNON. NO MAJOR CHANGES IN PROJECT ACTIVITY. "AMNON
[16836]CARRIED OUT SPECIAL RADIO ANO PRESS CAMPAIGN tN CONNECTION WITH
[16837]FORTHCOMING CLAE MEETING IN HAVANA, SPECIAL PAMPHLET ON THIS
[16838]SUBJECT 1S BEING PREPAREO BY AMNON FOR PUBLICATION BY AMHIM, AMNON
[16839]15. ALSO STATION'S MAIN ASSET FOR AMBASE PROGRAM AND HAS TAKEN
[16840]OVER AMBASE PERSONNEL FROM TERMINATED AMRUSTY PROJECT.
[16842]PHILIP G. ELMARO
[16844]oR
[16845]ara 53a USE PREVIOUS E0!TION.
[16848]14-0000
[16852]seepemtett  g : - :
[16853]p mAs LE Fito = CAADGIIICATION - Err rrreapr —
[16854]SPATCH [ Fetes} SE
[16856]- A Sesente tee wont
[16858]Chief of Station, JNVAVE ve sim, upsets
[16859]“° chief, Far East Division . [ome ravens x -
[16860]PO Chief of Station, Manila = - ia _
[16861]uM1C | NPGHAVH/Information on Honorio. Viray
[16863]FACTION RCQUINLO . RESLALNCES a
[16864]Reference: JMWAVE 1092 7s yee Y
[16866]Action Required: Sec Below
[16868]1. The information which Honorio Viray® Gupplied ABECROLL
[16869]about himself is substantially correct. He haz been in PEPRIKE
[16870]for nearly a year on a World Prene Institute grant, undergoing
[16872]practical training in different pertodicals. Prior to this
[16873]——graht, be yaa provincial nows editor of the Manila Tines. Sc.
[16874]_ will probably rejoin the Times on bis return to the Pall ippinses
[16875]in July, 1966. He was & Zicector of. the Hational Press Club,
[16877]but he was defeated when he ran for realectien in Vebruary 1966.
[16879]Tarlac and is about 3) years old. ae
[16880]raity of Santo Tomas. He atudied = = —
[16881]for one year in Australia, working with a paper in Brisbane
[16882]while going to school. Re 4g a bachelor. He has no known
[16883]leftist sympathies, and he appears to be popular with his
[16884]fellow newnpapermen.
[16886]2, Viray is a native of
[16887]He ia a graduate vf the Unive
[16889]3. Mantla Station. may be interested in contacting Viray
[16890]once he returns to Nanila anid bis job status is ecer€tain. Assuming
[16891]that AMSCROLL will correspond with Viray, ag suggested in
[16892]reference, we would like to reserve for future determination
[16893]a seans whereby ANSCROLL could:aseist in arranging a contact
[16894]with a Station officer. The Station anticipates the asgsigorzent
[16895]here of an officer (Raymond E. ONOPREY) within the neat ninety
[16896]days whos we should want to place in contact with Viray. We :
[16897]will forward a dispatch suggesting a contact proposal. when
[16899]this becosies appropriate. .
[16901]Curoline &. KOCEAHAN
[16904]2 = COS, IMIAVE
[16905]1 =- C/¥E
[16906]CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SvMOOL AND NUMBER if oarE . .
[16907]; 18451 — cul 1968
[16908]. 1968 .
[16912]‘CLASSIFICATION j CS FRE meee
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[16922]° : : | Manet FO Lag ae
[16923]| Chiet of Station, Manila : P XX [ao wnzeving enyainea a
[16924]:“oChiet, FE Gre GaaLiT
[16925]i Chief, WH an Ae oo | |
[16926]oS) SR .
[16927]Chief of Station SIWAVE Se Geieeonus |
[16930]o Forwarding of Economic Intelli ence Report
[16932]I herion REQVIRLD . REFLRENCES
[16933]ACTION REQUIRED: None; FYI
[16935]REFERENCE: JMWAVE-1082
[16937]7 1. We forward by separate cover the latest edition of the
[16938]{| AMSCROLL cconomic report that paragraph 3 of the reference indicated
[16940]‘ would be pouched, Copies of this and prior issues as well as supporting
[16941]- statistical material were given Honorio J. Viray during the visit
[16943]: described in the reference,
[16945]2. This Station will appreciate receiving Manila's overt
[16946]‘mailing address for.direct mailing of material similar to this in
[16947]the futuro. JMWAVE's address is Identity. | .
[16949]. Philip G. ELMARD
[16951]3 poe,
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[16953]: DG
[16954]! Attachments: use (Aa ) ; 4
[16955]. [- 1, VOL I;No. 10; Economic Intelligence Report . H i
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[16975]Miss Grace Holmes
[16976]P. 0. Box 1767
[16977]Coral Gables, Florida
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[17019]le ON 1S BAYCPRS HONORIO 1. VIRAY CALLED UPON KNRARK
[17020]SONTROLLFD AMNSCRCLL CIDEN A) SEFKING INFORMATION ON CURA
[17022]REFUGEE PROSLENS AND ECONOMIC PRCSLENS FACING CURA. SAID EE
[17023]HE EMPLOYED BY MANILA TIMES AND CURRENTLY DIRECTOR OF ©
[17025]NATIONAL PRESS CLUS OF PHILIPPINES, IN STATES WITH GROUP
[17027]15 OTWHR NEWSMEN STUDYING WAR IN POVERTY AND THAT HE
[17029]SECANE INTERESTED IN REFUGEES IHILE Pessina THROUGH
[17031]MIAMI. _ SAID WOULD USE INFORYATIOM ON REFUGEES IN ANTICLES -
[17033]HE WILL PREPARE FOR TIMFS AFTER QeTurt carb Ih JULY,
[17035]20
[17037]ANSCROLL SRIEFCD VIRAY 2° AND 21 Tey ON CASTRO'S SUGAR
[17038]DIFFICULTIES INCLUDING PROSLENS JAPAN YeVINe IM DEALING WITH CUSA.
[17039]AMVASP=1 CIBEN 5) MADE AVAILAPL. FOR PNTTOVIEN 22 MAY WHO MADE POINT
[17040]JAPAN IS NATURAL MARKET FOR PEILLIPPINE SUGAR, VIRAY TOOK EXTETSIVG,
[17041]NOTES AND ACCEPTED DOCUMENTATION CF STATEMENTS, YE ALSO SRISFID
[17043]ON RASH OF CUBAN MERCHANT MARINE DEFEOTIONS AND MEANING OF
[17045]THIS, 12 CASTRO AND ANSCROLL ARRANGED FOR YIN TO “PFT A FORNER
[17047]SECRET
[17049]SHIP CAPTAIN *HO DEFECTED (QU SAILOR 12.
[17053]SESE
[17055]. . too.
[17056]PACE 2 JMVUAVE 1995 SECRET
[17058]3. VIRAY SAID HE WISHED STAY IN TOUCH WITH AMSCROLL AND
[17059]RECEIVE THEIR PHPELICATIONS. NEXT STEP WILL BE FOR AMSCROLL
[17060]TO WRITS VIPAY AFTER HIS RETURN Migla. RYFQUEST FY POUCH
[17061]TRASES AND AHY SUGGESTIONS MAYILS MAY HAVE SINCE OUTLET FOR
[17062]AVSCROLL FCONOMIS INFORMATION IN MANILA ¥CULD BE USEFUL.
[17063]POUCHING COPY LeTE3T AMSCROLL E TONOMIC FEPORT FOR INFO STATION,
[17065]4, INDEX VIRAY,  SECwET
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[17140]: fla: vf Regarding Jefe. from ohect who 15 the
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[17145]CLASHITICATION PROCESSING “Bee ,
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[17147]Chief, WH __ [| ho ino txing rquinee
[17149]ORLY QUALIFIED
[17150]HEADQUARTERS LER,
[17152]Chief of Station, Bogota
[17154], ° NAY aasreact®
[17155]Chief of Station, Jmwave / 7“ Siem
[17156]suger TY PIC /AMSCROLL . -
[17157]© ‘ om e National Association of Sugar Cane Growers, Cali
[17158]: Colombia
[17162]. 1. We forward by pavate cover. a .copy°or a ‘letter- (wi¢h-——.—_--- '
[17163]translation) from’Jaime\ *LOZANO, President of the National Association. :
[17165]of Sugar Cane Growers of Cali, Colombia, that was recontly received by :
[17168]AMSCROLL which vas in response to AMSCROLL's mailing the Association the
[17169]text of public statement made by AMRAIN-1 and AMSNAKE=1, Needless to
[17170]say, AMSCROLL will continue the Association on its mailing list and
[17172]has responded to this letter with its own letter of appreciation,
[17174]2. It occurs to WAVE that this organization might be useful in i
[17175]implementing the reference, particularly in view of the fact that
[17177]Colombia might have as much as 200,000 tons of sugar available for
[17179]export this year (per paragraph 4 of the reference), WAVE will be
[17180]happy to undertake any action requested of it by the addressees if this :
[17182]should be an exploitable lead. :
[17183]. . {
[17184]3, There are no WAVE traces for either LOZANO or his organization, :
[17186]Re yon 4. Dress cnt .
[17187](~ Philip G. ELMARD
[17189]vial £2 Wd
[17190]' pial ; te een ers cane eee H
[17191]geo < te
[17192]Attachment: USC a
[17193]Letter and translation
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[17220]ASOCIACION NACIONAL DE CULTIVADORES Di. CARA DE AZUCAR
[17222]“weinncio eunamanicana _ CALI + COLOMBIA Varnenaror “AGOCARA”
[17223]. —
[17224]Og saaunce ’ APARTADO®
[17225]Gms 12 GARAans Ba, . agnzo a.
[17226]foe. pee —— ‘ NACIONAL = B48
[17227]~~ . : i TELEFONG 08-2-00
[17229]Call, Mayo 2 de 1.966 aed
[17230]a : ot r . ;
[17232]. Director del Economic Research Buroau ok
[17233]. Box 3940 ; i _ we cegfennlted
[17234]: Miami (Florida). —
[17235]|
[17236]Muy ostimado amigo: :
[17237]. f
[17238]y Socia
[17240]Por tatermiodia dal Centro de Invest!gaciones Econémicas
[17241]les que fuccionn on Cali, fuvimos la oportunidad de recibir log
[17242]Boletines Nos.9 y 9-A do ustedes quo contionen las declaraciones
[17243]de les seflores Esparza Tabares y Tarrab Miranda sobre los arg:
[17245]bloroas aconémicos de Cubs.
[17247]Estas declaraciones las hemos considerado de la mayor significa
[17248]¢i6n y los astamos dando amplia publicidad por medio de uno de“
[17249]- los Boletines de nuestra Asociacién que circula tanto entre la in-
[17250]dustria anucarera y medios econémicos de este pafs,. como on la
[17252]prensa y radio nacionales,
[17254]Egperamos que asta publicidad cuente con el agrado de su worgand:
[17255]xaciéa y mucho apreciarf{amos oi incluyen el nombre nuestro para
[17256]que nos scan enviados los Boletines o publicactones de ustedes = ~-
[17257]‘| que tengan especial relacién con las actividades cubanas en mate“
[17258]ria de asGcar, Nosotros representamos en Colombia la industrias
[17259]a@uucarera y somos La organisacién qua intogra las actividades de
[17261]tan {mportante’ sector de npestra economia.
[17263]Les damos nucstras gracias anticipadas por la atencién que estas
[17264]lfmeas les morescan y los saludamos do la mancra me cordial,
[17266]Atentos amigos,
[17268]6 ber i HEA 25153: cS copy
[17269]— __- 9 ~/20- 26
[17271]tee eee TT Teme _
[17273]et
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[17282]i
[17283], Translations . :
[17284]1 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SUGAR GROWERS = CALI, COLOMBIA - :
[17285]a . ;
[17286]i |
[17287]a co Cali, Nay 2, 1966
[17288], ‘e: Director
[17289]oY Economie Research Bureau
[17290]‘ + Box 3940,
[17292]Miami (Plorida).
[17294]My very dear félends
[17296]Through the Center for Economic and Social Research that operates dn Cali, we had
[17297]the opportunity to receive your Bulletins Nos. 9 and 9=A, which contain the state.
[17298]ments made by Messrs. Esparsa Fabares and Tarrab Miranda regarding the economic pro= ;
[17300]blems of Cuba, : :
[17302]We have considered these statemonts of the utmost significance, and we area giving H
[17303]them wide publicity through one of the Bulletins of our Association that circulates
[17304]among the sugar industry and the economic circles of this country as well as aang —
[17306]the national press and radio.
[17308]We hope that this publicity will be to the liking of your Organization and we
[17309]Would appreciate it very much if you would include our name so that we are sent those
[17310]of your Bulletins or publications that are especially related to Cuban activities in
[17311]matters of sugar. In Colombia, we represent the sugar industry and we are the organ-
[17312]ization that integrates the activities of such an important sector of our econony.
[17314]Brae ho
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[17327]We thank you in advance for your kind attention to these lines and convey fo you
[17329]‘. Our most cordial greetingse ‘
[17330]: Your friends, .
[17332]NATIONAL ASSN, OF SUGAR CANE GRONERS
[17333](sgd.) Jaime Losano, President :
[17335]Name
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[17355]Chiet of Station, JuwAvE™” |
[17357]suater TYPIC/Operational /AMSCROLL/AMRAIN
[17358]“Tapes of AMRAIN Press Conference Heid 5S April 1966
[17360]ACTION RIQUIHED . REFERENCED
[17361]ACTION REQUIRED: FYI
[17363]Under separate cover we are forwarding the tapes of the Press
[17364]Conference held by AMRAIN on 5 April 1966 under the auspices of
[17366]AMSCROLL.
[17368]A tenet a
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[17421]$2 ON 15 MARCH WAVE ASSET AMSCROLL (IDEN receiv
[17423]re ee
[17425]CALL FROM PERSON IDENTIFYING HIMSELF aS JOHN: WIES, ‘AN seta SRE
[17426]SAID THAT |
[17428]Sm
[17430]in ee
[17432]aes t Ses:
[17434]OF DELHI EXPORT AND SERVICE, LTD., DELHI, ONT AR 10.
[17435]DELHI ‘HAD TRASED FOR T¥O AND ONE HALF YEARS WITH CUBA UNTIL
[17436]DECEMBER 64 WHEN TRADING SUSPENDED AS UNABLE COLLECT AMOUNTS
[17437]DUE. WIES SAID HE THEN WENT CUBA IN ATTEMPT COLLECT. INSTEAD
[17438]JAILED UNTIL FEB 65, AMSUS CHARGES WAS HE KUBARK AGENT. . UPON
[17439]RETURN CANADA HE UNSUCCESSFULLY SOUGHT TO INTEREST CANADIAN
[17441]. GOVT HIS CASE, THEREAFTZ2 RETAINED LAWYER AND NOW PREPARING
[17443]SUIT, SAID HIS LAWYER ALSO REPRESENTS OTHER CANADIAN FIRMS
[17444]WITH OUTSTANDING CLAIMS ASAINST CUBA AND HIS SUIT BEING PREPARED
[17445]IN CONJUNCTION OTHERS. CEJECT’ IS TO IMPOUND CUBAN ASSETS TO OSTAIN
[17446]SAT ISFACT ION CLAIMS.
[17448]2. WIES SAID HE HAD SEEN CONSIDERING APPROACHING KUBARK
[17449]OR OTHER ODYOKE AGENCY OFFICE IN CANADA TO FILE THIS CASE BuT
[17450]DID NOT KNOW WHERE TO T#3N, HE DECIDED INSTEAD TO CALL
[17452]AMSCROLL AS HIS FIRM IS R= ECIPIENT ITS ECONOMIC BULLETIN,
[17453]ECRET
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[17468]ADDED THAT 45 Ant 1-CaSTRO:O G_AMSCROLL WOULD KNOW WHAT TO
[17469]DO WITH 14F0 site Koon teed vedi IVE FACTS TO
[17470]AMSCROLL IF REP WOULD COME HIS OFFICE OR HE WOULD COME
[17471]AMSCROLL OFFICE IF EXPENSES PAID. AMSCROLL CHIEF NON-
[17472]COMMITT AL AND SAID WOULD DISCUSS MATTER WITH COLLEAGUES
[17473]AND TELEPHONE WIES,. CO 7 7
[17475]3. DELHI FIRM IS ON AMSCROLL MAILING LIST FOR ITS
[17476]BULLETIN, SUGGEST WIES CLAIMS WORTH EXPLOK ING FURTHER.
[17477]REQUEST TR&CES AND ADDEES REACTIONS BY 18 MARCH IF POSSIBLE
[17478]DUE FACT WIEZS EXPECTING CALL FROM AMSCROLL.
[17480]4. WAVE TRACES INDICATE WIES CANADIAN WHO MADE TRIPS
[17481]HAVANA IM FEB, MARCH, APRIL, MAY AND APPARENTLY NOV 63
[17482](AMLIST-1 AMD AMCOVE REPORTS). IN FEB 64 SIGNED CONTRACT.
[17484]TO PROVIDE TWENTY FIVE MILLIONS DOLLARS WORTH OF CHEMICALS
[17485]CA56232)
[17487]To CIBA. OITA 2267 OF 24 DEC 64 REPORTED WIES ATTEMPT ING
[17489]OETAIN LETTER FROM GOVT OFFICIALS EXONERATING HIM FROM
[17491]BLACKMAIL CHARGES,
[17492]3. INDEX WIES,
[17494]SECRET.
[17496]CFN 9652 45 “ARCH AMSCROLL JOHN WIES DELHI EXPORT AND SERVICE
[17497]LID DELHI ONTARIO CUBA DECEMBER 64 FEB 65 CANADA NOT KNOW ASSCROLL
[17498]18 MARCH NOV 63 AMLIST-1 AMCOVE FEB 64 2287 24 DEC 64
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[17556]Chief, WH
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[17560]CAM LOGE INDEXING
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[17563]Chief of Station, JMWAVE ut 0S Ce es
[17565]“ TYPIC/Soviet Agricultural Problems
[17566]ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES
[17568]ACTION REQUIRED: Please provide Radio Free Europe study.
[17570]The Station has read the attached article from The Wall Street ©
[17571]Journal with considerable. interest, If readily available we w
[17572]appreciate a copy of the RFE report on this subject which is mentioned
[17573]in this article, Material of this nature is most useful in the
[17574]AMSCROLL effort (via radio and written analysis) to support its thesis
[17575]that if after forty-two years the Soviets have not solved their
[17576]industrial and. agricultural problems how can the Cubans hope to do so
[17577]in less?
[17579]-_ Pee €- free ebetmt
[17580]tA Philip G. ELMARD
[17585]Distribution: frog ‘ CATE TYPED OATE DISPATCHED,
[17586]. 3 WH/C, w/att, 8 ref 14 Feb 66 FEB 15 1966
[17587]. DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[17588]UFGA-24517 -
[17590]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
[17594]14.90000
[17596]Ta cota Ave 7
[17599]. ~e -
[17601]The pete ty
[17602]jy THE WALL STREET JO. AL [=== ao =
[17603]Le Mendy, February 7, 1D0G :
[17605]===> = =, Commodities me
[17606]Soviet Grain Imports Expected to Continue |
[17608]ee cement on mtn ma
[17610]Despite Big Plans to Boost Farm Output.
[17614]By Rav Viekss
[17616]Bingf Reporter of Tus Wave Sraset Jounwan
[17618]A draatle revision of the Soviet Union's
[17619]agricu.ture fa gelling under way almed at lilt-
[17620]ing farm production by “impooving the lot of
[17621]¢ the peasant. For 1966, Russ:an leaders are de-
[17622]ale 1 (iberately slowing indusinal growth to the
[17623]: Ct : ‘| jamailest increase in the postwar period, while 145
[17624][they count on a sharp upsurtce in agriculture
[17625]{to propel thelr economy forward,
[17627]Between 1966 and 187) the Russians plan
[17628]to pour an average of £13.35 Biuen @ year In
[17629]. [investments into agricuture, up trom $11 bil- | 140
[17630]es . tlion In 344 and ahehtly move last year.
[17631]ee . . | They're encouraging tree marxeting of fruits
[17632]io. . f [and veyetahien from. amail private plota held
[17633]‘* “| by peasants, Farm pay is Nong increased. In 138
[17635]7 . . summer or fal}, the first Farmera’ Conzreas
[17636].. | wince 1925 will be held to pian fresh ways of
[17638]simulating Production,
[17639]Evidence Indleates the Soviets have a tough
[17640]job on thelr hands. The tikehiand is that tho
[17641]Communist .world will continue as a major
[17642]importer of graina over the next few years.
[17643]The scope of the Russfxn agricultural ovor-
[17644]haul ia being analyzed in Munich by Soviet
[17645]specialists of Radio Free Burope and Radio
[17646]Liberty, which beam anli-Ounmunist programs
[17647]inte Boviet bloc countries, and by authorwes in|
[17648]foreign ministries in Westera Europe and by
[17649]American Government officials,
[17650]Muay Mave Important Side Eftects
[17651]The success or fallure of the Soviet cam:
[17652]paign may have an important dearing on
[17653]world grain trade, Amencan farm programa,
[17654]the cold war and Boviet poutical attitudes to-
[17655]ward the U.S,
[17656]Agricultuse is the Achilles* heel of tha Com-
[17657]murnist world, The Soviet government reported
[17659]130“ 139
[17661]COMMODITY INDENES
[17663]Dow-dJones Futures, Friday—133-11, up 0.70;
[17664]last year, 136.53.
[17666]Dow-Jones Bpot — 143.91, up 0.36; last year, |
[17667]143.42. 1
[17669]Reuters United Kingdom —40.3, off 15; last!
[17670]yenr, 449.5, (1532 equais 100.) :
[17672]FUTURES PRICES :
[17674]Higher — Wheat, oats, soybeans, soybean:
[17675]Mea), poybean oil, cottonseed oil, potatoes,
[17676]cattle, eaffee, capper, lead, zinc, allver, wool,
[17677]cotton, hides, Chicago ryo and Now York
[17678]rubber. .
[17680]Irgegular—World sugar, corn and frozen
[17681]pork bellies.
[17683]Lower~Cocoa, domestic sugar, eg78, plat:
[17684]inum, flaxseed, Winnipeg rye, London end
[17685]Singapore rubber.
[17687]ET a in et Me oer ree pe rene pein mene em ene
[17693]> “oe : ; . . [last week that grain output drorped 2195 last
[17694]° =~} year to 120.5 million metne tons from 152.1
[17695]Million in 3944. The result is a conunuing need
[17696]for big grain imports. In the crop year ending
[17697]June 20, more than 35% of the world’s com-
[17698]ii mercial movement of wheat-abux 19 milion
[17699]} metric tons—is expected to gs Into Communist
[17700]lands. A metric ton is 2,200 pounds,
[17701]| The U.S. haa only a amall portion of that
[17702]trade, Canada, Australia, Argentina and
[17703]‘France are major Communist bioe suppliers.
[17707]average $32 a month for the colective zarmer, |
[17708]as against §91 a month for the industrial work: "
[17709]er, So peasants try by every means to leave ?. °°
[17710]the collective farns, he says. “dks tn
[17712]In this situation, soma analysts of nce -
[17713]munist world warn against ‘being misled by
[17714]Rrandiose plana of the Sovieis. They pote that |
[17715]former Premier Nikita Whrushchev taunched ,
[17716]{But those bloc sales deplete their export| equally impressive fardh programs, raising
[17717]stocks, reducing competition elsewhere for the| farm Investments from $6.6 billion in 1459 to
[17718]/U.8, Wheat stocka of major exporters may be; $11 billion in 1064. Yet gross farm output
[17719]j Under 20 million tons at the end of the current | rose only 10%.
[17720]jerup year, just over half the 18963 average. V. Zhultn, a senior agronemist on a mtaiet
[17721]180 the anticipated continuation of Communist | farm tn the Altai lerritory of Southern Si erin,
[17722]grain purchases could lift world export prices. | put his finger on a key problem in one rece
[17723]Tt aiso may result in an incr ase of production | report. He said, “We must consider just how
[17724]goals in U.8. farm programs. . and what is necessary to make the peasa:t
[17725]| How doen the Soviet farm-uph® campaign [feel responsible for thea harvest daily,ehouriy
[17726]‘fit into the future world trade puctute for/and for the whole year. No agronomic ar s“
[17727]jRrain? Only Romania will have surpluses. The/ cial conirol can compensate for this lack of
[17728]\Soviet Union, Hungary, Czechosivaia, East | responsibility.” So far the Russians ara ak:
[17729]| Germany, Poland, and possibiy Ruganez, will;ing this problem. Party bureaucrats aren't
[17730]jneed imports, predicts Carl R. Eoerd, Radio| yet willing to surrender thelr Power over the a
[17731]|Freo Europe's top agricultural exmomist. Aj land to decision-maxing peasants. 4
[17732]‘U.S. Department of Agricuiture oftcial says: . ° e ne
[17733][rae should come as no great surprite if the! F renee. paner ie
[17734];Communist countries remained in the grain!
[17735]. Market, perhaps up and down, but ia, for some!
[17736]‘years to come.” H
[17737]Outlook for 1966 Cloudy
[17739]Even as the new drive starta, the outlonk
[17740]for the 35¢6 crop is cloudy, Not Xs ago.
[17741]Ll Khorashiiov, @ member af ine evteruem af
[17744]14-0000
[17746]eae comets tame oe mee
[17748]f
[17750]ay
[17753]ed Tack ae ath
[17755]Sit Bee reat Fs oh
[17757]of man be achiaved, which ta highly unlikely.”*
[17759]( the Fawiet Ministry of Agriculure, warned that
[17761]i gunter wheat aecdings theeughout the country
[17762]i were endonzered ama reauit of the dry fall.
[17764]Raya one Radin Free Furope report: “Tne
[17766]it seem conwervative ta aubmit that only it.
[17768]oqainurs weather conditions prevail (iraughout
[17770]rm Baviet Union could the anibitious 1966 farm
[17772]At the Instilute for the Sludy of Bovict Rus {p.
[17774]Ae Oe Atmore sere SEEN ete ata seems
[17776]seek De Pe ated vogical Ine’
[17778]yat-an, there te ne Dersibility of the al |
[17780]fieg their main targeta’ Targets call for
[17781]4 neq tn total farm ottpul of nearly 10% this |
[17782]sone. Yet Harty becretary Leonid 1.
[17783]ev himself admitted that grosa farm;
[17784]seat peat Increased by only 107 in the last six!
[17785]Witte i
[17786]+ uth a degrea of atrgnation is oven greater:
[17787]han Many Weatern observera had projected, '
[17788]taye gne Madina Free Europe report.
[17789]bein « of Stagnation
[17791]ftaznation in evident, “Peasants on 37,000!
[17792]sihientive and 10,00 atate farma lack incen |
[17793]tives, anee they receive only the residue of
[17794]rriga after atate coliectiona, Weather is grim.
[17795]Taatriieition in midated, Decisions are made!
[17796]hy Giastant bureaticrats.
[17798]mh tha wide plains of the Ukraine, rutted
[17800]waxim tracka connect taclated collectives,
[17802]wrere Ue horre alill is common, In Siberia,
[17804]j farm prs carved from acrub overgcoens Ho
[17806]| unter ange mont of the year. In Kazakhstan, |
[17807]‘ oftar® Vand ptretchés to far horizons like tho
[17808][ies brush esuntry of tha American West,
[17809]i
[17811]Hise winds biew topaoll from “virgin lands”
[17812]agreieiural plots,
[17813]Mtatiades for 1969 show the Soviots har-
[17814]_ ¥eRta only 14.4 hushels of whent an acre come
[17815]fared with tha ULB. average of 36 bushels an
[17816]acre, Nieidsa haven't changed much since, and
[17817]| iaisar yield gaps exist for corn, sugar beets,
[17818]ij uate, tarey and other products. Farming stitl
[17819]| emngieye a third of Ruasian familles. Crop land
[17820]Asis atenit £00 million acres, some 50% more
[17821]1 thar, in the UA, yet Ftusala muat {mport
[17822]) eran.
[17823]{0 Pree da promoting eonsidernhle soul search
[17824]ifex jin the UBBR. Blaata fram hinterland of)
[17825], Uetete are surprisingly candid,
[17826]+ de Volgograd, one official complaina: "On
[17827]| the farts in tha region there exista an acute
[17828]! storage of field tractors and groin combines,
[17829]ior every 2.40 acren of cropland we have
[17830]two erawler-type tractors, and for every 2,500
[17831]acres (4 grain cropa, only. three combines.”
[17832]Prom Bashkirla, a productive farm repub-
[17833]ie in tie Urals, comes another complaint: Of
[17834]82 enctive farms in the republic, only 150
[17835]are Nici electrified. Of the inhabited centers
[17836]tin Ge republic, whieh hos a population of
[17837]rere than 3 million, 60% don't use electricity
[17838]at all.
[17839]Vasity ¥. Garhuzv, Soviet minister of fi-
[17840]nance, recently reported in a confidential fon
[17842]tment: Agricuiural capital in the fo"
[17844]| Unwm averages $2.200 a man, whereas in the
[17846]{ U.S, it sverages $13,000 a man, or five umes
[17848]| larger, i
[17850]| get ¥rom tthe land ,
[17851]; A fight from the land currently is secon |
[17852]‘ tuatirg problems. From all parts of the coun-
[17853]j try evme reperts of peasants abandoning farm
[17854]iufe for tae supposedly gay life of cities, even
[17855]livugn the cities may be only Novonibirsk or
[17856]1 Bae
[17858]‘In tee Pskov region, I. 8. Gustov, Party
[17860]| secretary, complains that tn the last ‘seven
[17862]‘ yeare tea number of able-bodied farmers in
[17864]i bse area fas been halved from 200,000., Bays
[17866]he: “If the loss continues at the same rate,
[17868]im 16 years there will be no able-bodied farm-
[17870]ers eft. He complains that in his area, wages
[17874]ba tow ee
[17878]te Pte. weet mgt pemarteat +
[17879].
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[17890]Frcan t ad
[17891]Chief of Station, JMWAVE
[17894]> Summary ‘of Radio Broadcasts for, tho Period 19 October to 20 January
[17895]ASTOR REQUIRED REFERERS ve 19G6, Inclusive
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[17911]1. Beginning with the broadcast for 19 Octobor 1965 the Station
[17912]at its request began recoiving a summary of cach AMSCROLL AMTHIGH
[17913]program. We forward by scparate cover these summaries through the
[17914]evening of 20 January 1966 (with the excoption of the periods of
[17915]28-30 November and 2-4 January for which no summary. was prepared),
[17916]Henceforth those summaries will be forwarded on an at least bi-weekly.
[17918]basis,
[17920]2. The Station is attempting to improve both the punch and the
[17921]quality of these programs, We belicve, for example, that more
[17922]emphasis should be placed upon. regime failures.and upon tho necdless
[17923]economic mess. Further, we are trying to refine the "irritability"
[17924]factor so far as Castro and the regime are concerned duc to the
[17925]sensitivity of Castro to this type of attack, Calling Castro (on
[17927]19 January) the "Soviets' barking hound dog” is:a sally in this
[17929]direction,
[17931]3. As usual with programs of this nature the size and reaction of
[17932]the audience is most difficult to ascertain, It is some comfort to be
[17933]able to record that during this period 10 letters have been received
[17934]by ANSCROLL that have beon inspired by this program. The President's
[17935]uncle, Carlos Dorticos, told AMSCROLL-3 that he had been a frequent
[17936]listener to this program and that he had listened to this program at
[17937]his home the night before he left Cuba,
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[17980]"HAHA. +66 UNIDAD FFVOLUCLONARTAY (WVRAULLS)
[17982]November 1, 1968: "There will be no changer in the Hlockado of Red Cuba", A comment
[17983]It is indicated that Waeching-
[17985]on the rumors that !!.E. policy on Cutan will "soften",
[17986]ton, for humanitarian respone, accepted Cactro's parley to ovacuate the spiritually
[17987]wounded. We aleo comment on the ectatement of a Wachington official who caid that
[17988]"the foar that the U.f. may alter ite rolatione with Cuta Je unfounded (and) there
[17989]ic no prospect for a change in our relations", We arrive at the conclusion that U.S,
[17990]policy on the eubjoct will no vary: Cac'ro will he oconomically atranvled and there
[17991]do no future for Commniem in thie Continent. .
[17992]What About Political Priconers?".= Fidel Castro has takon a sorics of steps that
[17993]limit, by severnl moans, the offer he made to allow dissatisfied Cubano to leave
[17995]the Island, Evon though no public statomente hive been mite ahout the political
[17996]prironors, 4t may be expocted that this mtter haa been considered in the negotia=
[17998]tione, and that Fidel Castro met be forced to play fairly in ordor that he may not
[18000]trade with the agony and the hope of 70,COO pclitical prisoners ani with the hope
[18002]and the anguirh of their relatives,
[18003]Novomber 1965: "Burencrncy and Red Tapo can be done avay with't.- A corment on
[18004]the 20-year term given tho "Reeponcable" of "Colective" 17, of Regional 2-33 of the
[18005]Cutan Consolidated Enterprige of Grocery Etores, one Roberto Montes de Oca Ranos,
[18007]and on’ the creation of the Ministry of Food Industries, as the typically Stalinist
[18009]systen to imprison officiale in times of famine, and to create more bureaucratic
[18011]agencies in an attempt to solve the problem, Cuba's administrative apparatus is a
[18013]complicated spidor-web: the Minietry for the Sugar Induetry, the Industrial Dept.
[18015]of the INRA, the Ministry of Domeetic Trade, the Ministry of Foroi¢n Trade, the
[18016]National Bank, the Ministry for Apricultural and Cattle Affairs, the Coneslidated
[18017]Enterprise of Grocery Storee, the "Collectives", the Regionals, and now the Ministry
[18018]of Food Industry. Lots of bureaucrats, Tons of paper, Milcs of Red tape. But,
[18020]still, no food!
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[18028]om
[18029]nee,
[18031]te
[18033]RAR
[18038]Po Mb Fst
[18040]Bomar,
[18044]SPA SONNE RAENE, 1h
[18046]2S
[18048]tee
[18050]"Intriguce about the Tri-Continent-1 Conference".= Ben Earka, the mactermind of the
[18052]Tri-Continentnl Conferenco schoduled for Havann, myrteriously dinapperred in Parde.
[18054]We remomber that, whon 1t wae thought that this conference would be hold in Algoria
[18055]undor Chinese sponsorrhip, its nistorminde, Che Guevara and Ben Helln, disappeared,
[18056]The character who took up Che's role in this Confcrence, Ben Barkn, now vanighes in
[18057]Parie. Could 1t be that what happened to Ben Leolla is about to happen to Fidel?
[18058]November 3, 1965: "How Abject Can Castro Hol".- In hie recent statement to three
[18059]Amerionn anf one Spanish journalists, Castro appearn arrorant and acte as though he
[18060]didn't care for an "aggiornamento! with the U.S. However, from the context of hig
[18061]statononto it 4s quite obvious that he would like nothing better than being re-admit-
[18062]ted to the Intin Americar community and getting the blessing of tho UL£,
[18064]‘His attitude must hnve boon a terrible disappointment to his follovers, who must
[18065]necessarily seo it as evidence that the U.S.£.R. is in full retreat in ite econonie
[18067]war with the U.°. over Cuba,
[18069]"Roticencee That Reveal Inpincurity, Caution aml Foar",- At lact, the Old Guard hae
[18071]spoken out through Carlos Rafacl Rodriguez, following the dovastating "purge" that it
[18072]underwent in the hinds of Fidel Castro. But fear of a second » bloody phase, of the
[18073]purge has kept Carlos Rafael Rodripuez from openly attacking Fidel Cnetro..’ Instead,
[18074]he has taken resource to veiled reticence and references to Fidel Castro's "petty=
[18075]burgeois" past, mixed with insincere praises, in order to make it known that the
[18076]"classics" of Varxdem-Leniniem still distrust Fidel, If their differences with the
[18077]"new wave" are really a thing of the pact, why doce Old-Guard man Carlos Rafael now
[18078]tring up the’ cnet that Fidel wae not one of them at the beginning, and that he was
[18080]i
[18082]not a true Marxiet-Leninist?. .
[18084]Novenber 1965: "The Reaction to Camrioca: Castro's Rerentm nd Bitte ne f=
[18086]Castro'a vow to let diseatisfied Cubans out was his own error of appreciation. Presse
[18087]ident Johnson took the challenge and then Cactro tried to sound out the U.S. for co-
[18089]existentialist overtures. Hence his rejection of the Red Cross to mediate in the
[18091]matter. His bitter reaction forbidding the departure from Camarioca shows the extent
[18093]14-0000
[18097]AEA Oats 6
[18099]hoe. pay
[18101]Sy
[18102]ate
[18104]er
[18106]Se keenged be ak, yt
[18108]ie SS
[18110]wee are
[18111]a Eg yt
[18113]we
[18114]pod
[18116]EE
[18118]are
[18120]TRUE, enc Pp, ae A 1
[18122]i
[18124]Lad
[18125]' +
[18127]humanitarian rearons, and that Cubane would be welcomed here until they could "return
[18129]t,
[18131]of hic fructration, All there dovolopmente allow us to predict. that Castro is in
[18133]euch tad chape that radical changes may soon b> expocted in Cuba.
[18135]ore £. R, Rodrigucz' Statemonto'.= In his statecents, Carlos R. Rodrigues
[18137]hae uncovered that Fidel Cictro has create?’ the objoctive conditions for fractional
[18139]“work within the Party with the oxclueion of the Old Guard and of the Stujents Diroce ‘
[18141]torate from the executive b-diee of the Party. This reveals a state of internal
[18143]rift and decompocition, and such revelation, coming from a cigrificant Old Guard
[18144]source euch ae Rodrfpuez, foretells rather unpredictable consequences.
[18146]Hoverhe 19°5: "Sitting bull (Carlos Rafael) Hing Spobent" Emphasis on Carlos
[18147]hafael Redriguez' personal features, on his am.ition to bocoms the Cubin Rovolution's
[18148]"Lenin®, all of which dreams have been torn to piecce by Castro, likewise, Carlos
[18149]Rafael, etrengthened by Mo: cow's tacking, has pointed out, though in a rather subtle
[18150]manner, the action of the unknown men of tho Farty in the struggle againat Castroism,
[18151]This he did when ho indirectly charge] that Cactro war a petty-burgeots.
[18153]"Caetro Coyeht bis Fingere on the loor ami the Poor Slammed on his Nogse".- Because :
[18154]his situation 1s more difficult every day, Castro hinted that his convereations on
[18155]the Cuban exodus meant the beginning of déoper negotiations with the U.f, This is :
[18156]falee. Cutan Communism is not negotiable. When Preeicent Johneon opened the doors
[18158]of the U.£. to all Cubans, he left it wellestnhliched that this was done because of
[18160]to their homeland and find it free from fear".
[18162]Noyember 6,.1955: "Stop thie Noneenre,., Where is Che Cuevarg?".— Where is ‘Che Gue-
[18164]vara? Thie ie a quest'on that constantly hammere on Fidel's care, whenever journal-
[18165]inte, diplomte, etc., ask it to him. Besiered by this question, Castro one day told
[18167]a correcrpondent for the Madrid daily "Pueblo": "I think that Guevara my never return
[18169]to Cuka. He may be somewhere in Argentina", Castro, like ftalin did before hin,
[18171]begins ty eteting that Cuevara will not return to Cuba. ‘uch a question may only be -
[18173]answered ty the murderer when he speaks of his victim. On the other hand, he is pre=
[18175]14-0000
[18177]Piring the cotting for the "discovery" of Guevara'c corpee: it will be eald that
[18178]asthma killed him, or the imperialists, or the head-huntercs of South America,
[18180]"Tio Cocond Chn-ter of Marcog Rodriguez’ Trigl,- In his statements to American
[18181]Journaliste, Carlo: Rafacl Rodriguez me dug out the iesue of the trial againet an
[18183]‘ : infornor, which trial was remr‘ed as one against the "Old Guard", Thia trial has
[18185]x somothing more to it: the "dorsier" on Joaquin Orloqui, which Fidel keeps hitden in
[18186]: . hig sleeve in order to produce it whenever 1% may cult hie purposes. Perhaps Carloe
[18188]Rafacl his dofinterred this issue to signify that intcrnal rifts are mora scute than
[18190]ever before.
[18192]% Novomber 8, 1965: "The Ret Tyrant in koyond Wimrelf with Ragct,< Comrente on Cactro's
[18194]Cas'ro is furious over the Cubans! rush to get out of the
[18196]TV appearance yesterday.
[18198], Island, and over the fact that technicians an! doctors are nbout to derert him. He
[18199]- roncts by pretending to dismiss the doctore: "the prapee are sour", We remember
[18200]Hatuoy, the Indian chieftain who rejected conversion because ho said tht if nie
[18201], Spanish tormentors were going to Heaven, then he didn't want to go to Heaven.
[18203]Similarly, if Heaven 4 Castro'e Red parndiee, the doctors and technicians want out
[18205]4
[18207]of it.
[18209]“What About the Tr{-Continents] Conference?",< The abduction and disaprearance of
[18211]: Ben Barka eeeme to have suspended preparations for the Tri-Continental Conference
[18213]that the Reds had ‘scheduled for, January in Havana, Judging by the kidnapping of the
[18214]Se .
[18215]: : chief orpanizer, this Conference, which is rejected ty China, is piven the same treat~
[18216]: ; : ment that forced the suspension of the Algicra' Conference that the Chinese eponeored,
[18218]Er Let's wait for the eecond chapter and we will sce whether the Conférence ie held after +
[18220]all or not,
[18222]x November 9, 1965: "What Goes From One Nov, 7th to the Othor".= We recnll that on
[18224]Nov. 7, last year, Castro was interviewed by a corresrondent for the New York Times.
[18226].
[18228]At the same time, he said that he would down whatever American U-2 planes he could
[18229]He also said that he would use
[18231]SP a Me
[18233]with this surface-to-air antiaircraft miseiler,
[18235]Soviet troops in the defense of his. Com-unist reginc, om that he would welcome a
[18239]g-00000
[18241]ce
[18243]military alliance with the U.S.£.".. Now, a year later; his heart bleeding over his
[18247]parting with Red China, an? unter brutal Soviet pressure, Castro's Nov. 7 speech
[18248]inaupurating a hospital sounts like that of a "constructive" ruler whose concern is
[18249]for the wolfare of the people, and who asks that eame people "to march up the (socia-
[18250]list) path", He is no longer arrorant, He belatedly begs for the people's support.
[18251]WWhat About Latin American Communist Parties?".- Castro dismissed the fact that
[18253]China did not greet the reormmnization and change of the Cuban Commnist ‘arty, but
[18255]spite and concern were obvious in the tone of his voice, Cas*ro knows that be has
[18257]betrayed China. On the other hand, the Commnist Parties of Latin America have not
[18259]addressed Castro any congratulstory mesenges either, which indicates that they are
[18261]beginnning to turn their backs on him on account of his "purging" of the old guard.
[18263]Under such conditions, Castro's subservience to Moscow is grenter every day, Castro
[18264]has entered the most unseurmountable phase of his crisis,
[18266]x November 10, 1965: "The Reason and Nature of the Economie Rlockade",- From Castro's
[18267]Nov. 7th speech it may be deducted that the U.£.°.R. has only been able to supply him
[18268]with weapone, bullets and cannons. We stato the reasons why tho U.S.S.R. will not be
[18269]able to invest more in Cuba, and that, at the same time, the nations of this Hemisp-
[18270]here will continue their economic boycott of Castro's Cuba, There can be no economic
[18271]coexistence ‘between Red Cuba ani the rest of the Continent.
[18273]"Continental Resistance to Argresesion".- Even though the Lima meeting of military i
[18275]chiefe from 17 American countries did not take up the question of the Inter-American
[18277]Arny, the assembled chiefs unquestionably took a step towards its establishment, which -
[18279]™ will be ultimately decided on by the 2.4.£. Aggression to the Dominican Rerublic,
[18280]and persistence in Cuba-drafted subversive plans against the rest of the Hemisphere,
[18281]urgently demand that adequate continental security plans be acopted in order to face
[18283]up to the threat and put an end to aggression.
[18285]test
[18287]14-0000
[18289]Ea We etek
[18290]SA RAEI Ot mmm ARMANI BEI TEM MEER ANSI FUGUES Shot Qe AEE, ALI TP ee ay! ware Ayes,
[18292]PAI, SLD Satan decrees
[18294]Pe
[18298]WHASLA, .. URITAT ROVOLUSTOUAZ TAM (W.P.U.L.)
[18300]Noverber 11, 1965: "Coexistence Preams Come Tumbling Down".- Thesis: There can be no
[18302]coexistence between Castro and the U.S. After Castro rcturned from Moscow in 1963, and
[18304]under pressure from Krrushchev, he bepan his first conciliatory overtures with the United
[18306]_ ftates, Nikita had pleaded geographical and economic imposcibility to maintain his com
[18308]mitments with the Caetro tyranny, Result: The Soviet Union cannot continually support
[18309]Castro and the-U.S., on dlar part, rejectyCastro-Communiem, In face of this situation,
[18310]the men in the Cuban armed forcea and in the government have only one dipnified course
[18312]of actions to remove the despot from power in order that Cuba may emerge from chaos and
[18314]tragedy. a
[18316]"The 0.A.£. Should Not Poetpone Its Meeting".- The same Cagtroite agrression that.
[18317]earlier forced the postponement of the 0.A.°. Conference now warrants that the Conference
[18318]no longer be postponed. The said aggreesion has created a situation that demands new
[18319]inetruncnts and agencies to put the 0.A.S. in shape to face up to the subversive threat
[18320]planned and executed in Cuba. The process that started at Punta del Este mst be brought
[18321]to a euccessful end: the re-establishment of denoeracy in Cuba so that the Pearl of the :
[18323]Antilles: may rejoin the Inter-American system, ,
[18325]November 12, 195: This program was entirely devoted to resding Dr, Sciplie's article
[18326]entitled "There Will Never Be Coexistence Or 'Making Up! between Castro-Commmnism and
[18328]the Free Peoples of the Hemisphere",
[18330]November 13, 1%5: "Cuba's Internal Economic Front is Disastrous".- Castro, seeing that
[18331]he'll never accomplish "coexistence" with the U.£., and that the USER is gradually with-
[18332]drawing its assistance to his regime, seeks refuge.in the internal economic front, and
[18333]tries to increase the agricultural production of the peasants, The open failure of said
[18335]purpoges became evident ever since Castro took 150,000 men from the countryside ard
[18341]turned them into roldiers, nilitdamen, informerr, ete, There is noway to replace this
[18343]rural labcr force, If these men were returned to the country, they would plot acainst
[18345]Castro, If they are not returned, they cannot work,
[18347]"The Fate of Commnist Puppets". The fate of Ben Fella in Algeria am? of Sukarno in
[18349]hate
[18351]Indonesia ehow what Communist puprets can expect. Both men were intimate friends of
[18352]Fidel Castro, both visited Cuba, and beth served the samo Red master whom Fidel Castro
[18354]HME SRE RIB tee ae +
[18356]serves. The outcome in their cases constitute a writing on the wall for tho bearded
[18357]i s
[18360]tyrant,
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[18396]November 15, 1965: "Fidel Castro's Cravo Sugar Problem".- Following Moscow's promises
[18398]and inctructionc, Cac'ro plunged deep into overproluction of cupgar in tho hope that he
[18399]would be able to sell the whole crop, Inst year he turned out over 6,000,000 tonsa of
[18400]sugar and about half of 1t is etill in the werchouces. The Rucefans never purchacod it,
[18401]Thiec year. Castro. is blowing his top in face of hic dilemma: If he turns out 6.5 million
[18402]tone, the UTER will not buy it. If he cuts production down, the cane crop wild he loet.
[18404]In f3ce of uch a dilemma, he esca:ce to tho Sierra Maortra with tre doctors and, from
[18406]there, he puts the blame for all his woes on the U.S.
[18408]"Storm Airc Blowing on the Turquino".- The rally atop Mt. Turquino became a kind of a
[18410]requiem for the tyrant's aspiretions. Hefei hoped that the negotfatione aimed at evac-
[18412]wating discaticfied Cubans to the U.f, would pave the way for an ‘aggiornamento’ with
[18414]the Americans, but hie mancuver has turned on him like a boomerang, £0, beeides him-
[18416]self with rage, he lached at the U.S. On top of all this, Cuban patriots chowed that
[18418]they are etill active, and that the Malecdén Drive ie vulnerable to eucceerful commando
[18420]action.
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[18426]mee cow.
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[18430]MEA Theses MUPAR 2PVCLUSTONVITA" (SR ULL.)
[18432]November 16, 1065: "The Rio Mooting of Foreion Ministers".- A comment on the
[18434]TI Extraordinary Meeting of Intor-Am-rican Foreign Ministers, which will convene
[18435]tomorrow, Nov. 17, in the city of Rfade Janeiro, Brasil, The min pointe in the
[18436]agenda: economic dovelopment, the Alliance for Frogrees, the strenghtening of the
[18437]Inter-American system, the improvement of instruments for the peaceful eolution
[18438]of controversies, and the strengthening of representative dovocracy, Instly,
[18440]and even though this is not a concrete point in the agenda, spceial attention
[18441]will be devoted to tho struggle neainet cor-unism throughout the Ancricas. To
[18443]this respect, the VI Meeting of Ancri@an Arnies has just’ taken place in tina,
[18445]Feri, and in it concrete decisionr, plans and formas were adopted.
[18447]"Anothor C.i,S, Step. Tho subject of eutversion is unavoidable to the Rfo
[18449]meeting. The Finta del Este declaration, the diplomatic isolation am} the July,
[18451]1964, trade blockade sanctioning the aggression arainst Venezuela, sat, the Com
[18453]munist regime on the verge of collective military intervention, Cutversion has
[18455]continued, and sustsinod Castro-Comminist interference in the Dominican Repudlie
[18457]will force the OAS, to take furthor steps in sancticning the agercesor.
[18460]14-0000
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[18463]i
[18465]November 17,.1%53 “dar Drums on the Fino-Sovict Horder".= On the basi of long=
[18467]: timo difference between Red China and Ruceia, wo ngrce with Vice-President Hunphrey
[18469]f who, during a recent TY appaaranco, dicclosed that Foviet and Chinece border gare
[18471]: ricons were being Leefed up Intely. The motto "more cannons and loss butter" is
[18473]2 bocoming fashionable arain, with the consequent docreare of production and increase
[18475]* of military budget appropintions, ar woll ac vith a decrease of foroign ald to
[18477]% countries such ac Sura. From thir, we may conclude that Castro's situation worsens
[18479]4 day by day. Cuba'r only rolution ir to rot rid. of Cartro in orjor that it may once
[18481]é ngnin enjoy poace ard prosperity. ;
[18482]"Aspectr_of an Unrolva} Rift". The Communist Parties of the Amcricas are worried
[18484]_ over the situation of their old Cuban comrades who live unter a Damoclec' aword in
[18485]the hands of Fidel Cartro, They have been unable to keep the trial of Marcos Rodrf-
[18486]guez from having arecom) part in Ordoqui's caso-file, which fe alco the second part
[18487]of the Merial” against Cuba's old Comnias, Latin Communists are having a clash
[18488]with Fidel and with the Castroites of their respective countries, and they are en-
[18489]gaged in fractional work to un°ermine Castro's designe and put their old comrades
[18491].
[18493]back in the leaderehip of the Cuban Party,
[18495]EERE TAIT LAR me i PARE ABIE ERB tet ert AL FE TFS th
[18497]a an a at TON PL Pet
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[18504]3 November 18, 2085: "Whot Con Castro Get From The Russiane?".< An analycis of Fie
[18506]del's now stand, whereby ho abandons neutrality between the USSR and Red China,
[18511]In roturn fof his "eledce of allogiance", tha Kremlin has offered Crstro an incréase
[18512]in economic and military aid, Perhaps the Russians will in fact give him guns,
[18514]tanks and. rockets once arain in oxchange for Cuban surar. But as far as oconomic
[18516]RAE Shh RETREAT,
[18518]aid is concerned, Castro chould know that Soviet-Bloc countrizs are firm about
[18519]halting further investments in the Cuban failure, What is more, they are talking
[18520]of demanding political, financial and economic reforme from tho bearded dospot that
[18521]would permit minute inspection and guidance of Cutan affairs by his sponsore overe
[18523]eeas, Will Castro tolerato such intervontion? No one knows,
[18525]"Tho OAS, IN RIO*.- Tho 0.4.%., which convened yesterday in Rio, facos a continent -
[18526]ewide situation whose gravest problem is still Comrunist Cuban subversion and agercse :
[18527]sion, The process that bogan in Punta del Este and ecntinued with the July 1962, :
[18528]meeting, must be brought to a succesful ond by taking more severe steps againet
[18530]SR rene: ne ee ae sR RIE Fe HS SEMEL Pehl Nabe $S.
[18532]the focal pcint of svtversion and agrression: Communist Cuba,
[18534]oN
[18536]BI et acer ,
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[18550]November 19, 1% 02 "How the Antd—Communict Fight. Goce". A cummry is mio of the anti-
[18551]Communiet strugeic in Aria, which dre rynthetized in tho Indonesian events. Thoro, anti~
[18552]Communiem ie g+inine force isy ty day. And in South Viet Nam, where the U.S. Army has
[18553]juet pained + zrezt victory, ruitating the principle of 7e“ending tho integrity of fouth
[18554]Vict Nam. In the Arericon, we can quote from the brave speech dolivered by Brazilian
[18555]Freeitent Mare-all Ceetello ranco, who called for a rovision of the old concepte of
[18556]politicn] intervention ani creating that of counter-intervontion apainst Communien,
[18558]Inctly, we pofzt out that the voleo of arm rang out in Cubs with an attack acainst
[18560]the Cuban coast Line, which evidonced tho Cubana’ fighting epirit againeat Commniosm
[18562]“Back to PopulereFront Tactics". It fe anounced that tho Kremlin is returning to ite
[18564]policy of populer fronts, which wir in vogue beck in the 30s, Some of the results of
[18565]thie policy wers f+aliz's ‘entente’ with Hitler an) Mussolini to put an ond to the .
[18566]£;anieh Resunlic, In France, after unturmining its institutions and demoralizing the
[18568]French People ty neanc of the koyular Front, the Zroemlin concocted the Nazi-Soviet
[18570]agreement that unlesrted the fecond World War, Thie timo, the whole thing is aimed
[18571]at the Americss a7 the change is anounced in Havana, This is tho new wrapping of © _3
[18572]continent-wide #u-vergicn ard the surpose if to ereatc an atmosphere of confidence and,
[18574]eventually, to tetrey tre (Commnicte') democratic and Catholic allies, as well and
[18576]everyone elee wo if rneive enough to join the fopular Fronta.
[18578]lisvenber 20), 1f£: “A Tritute to Cutan Neroee",- A political, moral, military and
[18580]revolutionary exvtiution of the Cuban patriote’ attack against the Eighth Police Pre-
[18581]cint, thie Riviers Botel ent the houce of puppet President forticos, In the article, :
[18582]it le ind leated toa Cretro, even though ho spends hundreds of millions of dollars to
[18583]acecmplish invalzerebility, found out overnight that ‘he is far from invulnerable te a
[18584]naval attack perypetrzted Ly a rroup of Cutans who wiled nearly inefficient weapons.
[18586]Castro wrath over the fetlure of hie splonage network knew no limits, We pay homage’ :
[18588]to the hercee wi0, with their action on Cuba, ealuted the other heroee: the ones that
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[18592]shed their blood in Viet Nan.
[18594]“CountireIntervontion ir Equivalent to Legitimits Celf-Defenre".- Tho etuthorn, un=
[18595]warrante) interpre'ation ef tho doctrine of non-intervention has made it porrtble for
[18596]tho Comrundcte to intervene thomeolver in the affairs of othor countrier, even nilite
[18597]arily ard) on a large rcile, ar did the Snrtro forces in the Domiricin Republic. The
[18598]coneoyt that hange around the halls whore 0.4.2. mectinpe aro held is that. which
[18599]allow: for counter-Intervention arn meane of leritimte selfefenre. Thhe ia
[18601]oquivalent to proventive action arainet eutyerrion originate) in Communtet Cuta.
[18602]t
[18604]Novenber 22,1965: "artro Lied Aout Wie Sparith Trade",. On the 21, Radio Havana
[18606]told the Cutan people how benoficdal trading with fpain war being, The bunch of Cap=
[18607]troite lice mist be exposed with frcte an! atatietics in or’er to chow that Epain'e
[18609]trade with tues, during the firet oight monthe of 1965, hac dwindled by 31% ae compar-
[18611]ed with 1¥:4, On the other hand, fpasn me withdrawn ite ehips from the Cuban run,
[18613]and doez rot ceem very intororted in Cul.an orlers for tuna fishing boate, since tha
[18615]productive capacity of éts shipyards ie alreaty committed in advance till 1967, With
[18617]falce data, C-ctro trier to show that he har floated the blockade, but the truth is
[18618]that the Llockade is flouting hir own deelene.
[18620]“Countcr-Intervention: a Supplement te the Johnson Doctrine'.- In Rio, Cean Ruek haa
[18622]ropored that the 0.A.°. adopt what. mearuree my be necesrary to revent another Come
[18623]prop: p
[18625]-munist regire from being ortablished in this Henirphere, This, ersentially, war the
[18627]doctrine that Freeitent Johnron stated when the avercecion sturte! avainet the Lomini-
[18628]ean Republic. Pesider, aronr tho Foreipn Ministers, the concept of counter-interven-
[18630]tion ie piining momontum as a way countcr-attacxing the apprassive forcec, This means
[18632]that the blockade an! irolation imporced by the 2.4.£. acainst the Commnict rerime,
[18634]and the newly-issued Johnson Poctrine, are heing eupplemente’ in a manner that may
[18636]be definitive towar’: ending the subvercive threat that emanates from the focal point
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[18642]of agerersion: Commnict. Cuba.
[18644]Noverber 23, 196°: New Chvdous Over Cuhats= Tean Pusx'e etatonentr in Rio have
[18645]ruperlative importance when he ctater the Americun stand rerurding the defense of the
[18646]Hemirphere from Communiot arrrescion, whether with the concurrence of the other countrica
[18647]of the Continent, or unilaterally. the other hand, we are informed of an epidemie
[18648]of foot-amj-mouth dicense in Ukrania and European Russia which is affecting most of
[18650]the fovicts' eittle production, All this indicates that. the future holds no future
[18652]in Cuba, if we my play with worde, and that responsible men in the Cae‘ro Gvt. and
[18654]armed forces have only one porrible couree of action left: to renove Castro and return
[18656]Cuba to deroeracy and welkeing,
[18658]"The Great Maneuver of the Tri-Continental Conference't,- The Kremlin leadere that
[18659]boart the Tri-Continental Conference ar a triumph over China, aro using it at the
[18660]gama time for a far more dangerour mareuver agninst the American Continent, Sub-
[18661]verrive planc have failed, and now they are plarning a tactical atout-face to continue .«
[18662]their cubvereive tasks through other means, i.¢e., the Latin American Popular Fronts,
[18663]Eut the memories of that political epoch back in the 30s, and of its European conse=
[18665]quencee, are very much alive in the memory of the people for the new tactic to yield
[18667]any fruits in the Americas. a8
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[18672]Radio Summaries: oo
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[18678]Decortcr 1, 1065: "The Soviets Cricr The fuenr Harvert To Start®,- While Pedl
[18679]sought military and economic aid in the USTR, Fivel Coctro defiantly warned that the
[18680]sugar harvest would b:gin as late ar Jan. 7. but back came Ratil from Morcow, not. with
[18682]a pledge of subec'nntial aid, but with inrtructiors to have the hirvert begin immediatg
[18684]ad ly. That ts why Castro chanred hie strategy an} launched the harvest rirht away.
[18686]"Whit Is The Tri-Continental Conference?" In the firet place, the Tri-Continer‘al
[18687]Conference does not represent the countrier of three continents, as ite oroarizere |
[18688]claim, but rather the Cormiunists an? terrorirts “rom the ro-called "roveronts of mtdoy oe
[18689]~ al literation" in those countries. In the second place, the Conference in a retting
[18690]for the £Ino-Sovict strurele for the leaterriip of the African and Asian Communict
[18692]Parties, and the strugrle goes on ami‘st intrimuc, maneuvre, abductions and murders.
[18694]M4 December 2 2 19%5: "Cuba Cannot Return To The Latin Amerieen World", - Once more Dean ;
[18696]a Rusk has clearly stated that, in order to be admitted back into the Inter-Americen ;
[18697]_ : community, Cuba rust first severe its ties with the UST R and quit subvereion and ine
[18699]~ filtration in thie Continent, Cactrote frients incite the O.A.°., who harboured hopee
[18701]of bringing Cuba back into the Orgnnization, should atanton then, Those "holier-than-
[18702]thou" characters who pretend to defend relf-deternination and non-intervenvention in :
[18704]public, privately charge Cartro—Conrunism an? its avereesione.
[18706]4
[18707]"A Double-Play Against Peking And Castro.. By means of the Tri-Continental Conference, :
[18708]i }
[18710]which cummrizes a phace of nancuvering and counter-mincuvering within the © ino-foviet
[18712]2 rift, the Kremlin has manared ‘to ontewit the Chinece, t2ke control of African, Agian
[18714]and Latin 4merican Conmn-ist Parties, and ceeal a teath blow to Castro's dream of kecom «
[18716]a ing the role leader of the Latin. trerican ConmLec.
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[18724]P,
[18726]‘role.
[18730]Micfart nes never come alonc, svecially
[18732]Becentcr 3, 1045: "France an? Cactrrirm= f
[18734]for Snstro. Vow, in view of hic horrihia financinl crieir, hie relations with Trance
[18736]nre obvioucly doterioratine, Ae cvivence, we point out the Trench cuncollation of a
[18738]f. 75 million contract to tuild a quicklime, incectici@e and furtilizer plant in Cuba, ,
[18740]"Casiro Ratces Wie Voluce Avtin".- Castro's failure in his attempt ‘o vet the Ul. to
[18742]chango policy of oxtreme ariteticn, an? he is provising arms to tha subversive forces
[18744]throughout the Americas, ut therc if one mors rearon: the Tri-Continental Conference,
[18746]of which Castro wanted to be the centcur, However, he has hoen displaced to a sacoddery
[18748]That dc why hie approach to ceubversion ir clocer to that of the Chinese than to
[18750]that of the orpanizere of the Conference.
[18752]December 1%5: ‘Latin America Excludes Cuta From Itr Plans".- As hae been said,
[18754]some charactere in Latin Anericr pub vtely oncoursge Castro's Cuba, but privately despise
[18756]it and exclude it from their plans. fn cxample is the Spanish plan to help in Letin
[18758]Amcricats indurtrinlization, ahd ite exclurion of Cuba, The 19 Latin American nations
[18760]also banned Cubn from their U.". plans for industrialisation,
[18762]"Castro Ie Moved By. Dispair".- Rather than strenecth, ‘Castro's speech of Tec, 2 cenotes
[18763]weaknees andl dienair. Ris trieging about arsenals with which he counts to helr sub
[18765]versive frocee throughout the Continent is a desperate provocaticn, There are three
[18766]key pointes w'.ich corner Fitel Cortro: One is the @octrine that subversion Is as-res-
[18767]sions the other one ty the Jchrson Doctrine, which sceame effective in the Dominican
[18769]Rorublic, followed by Tean Rusk'e Rio te Janeiro statement that the U.S., whether alone
[18771]or accompanied, will intervene wherever agrression occurs.
[18773]December 6, 1965: "Castro's Economic Woes Grows Now It's Mexico an? Russia®.- Recent-
[18775]ly, we talked of Cuba's difficulties in its relations with France. Now, we echo a report
[18777]that Cula's:trade with Mexico is steedily dwindlin=, On the other hand, Rursia's huge
[18779]gales of gold to the world market in order to be stle to pay for the wheat it has
[18781]14-0000
[18783]Be
[18785]bought, tring the USSR's foredim exchange rererver down low, and this will mean
[18787]a
[18789]further troutblo for Cartro. ‘
[18791]"The Working Mascea Against The C-mmunict Repimo™. With the dock workers of tho U.f.,
[18793]Canaria and Puorto Rico joining up, the labor hoycott action fe completed, fhipe flying ©
[18795]tho flare of countries that trice with Crretro will hive a tough timo at An -rfean ports,
[18797]ami the nooee nround Cretro's neck in tighteninee :
[18799]“ fecember 7,195: "Death of Antonio thceo'.= Thin article wir dovoted to the mlorifi-
[18800]ention and remembrance of Con, Antonio Maceo, the fupremo Commander of the Cuban Army
[18802]of Literntion in the 1895 War of Independence, who wac rhot and killed in action on
[18804]Dea, 7, 18%, near Punta Brova, Pimr del Rfo, Tho Corsurists have attonpted to erire
[18806]the memory of thin hero bocnuce Maceo war 4 halftred, of humble origin, ant, novortho=
[18808]lece, Cubate No, 1 roldior, Heneo, to curtain. their theorice on clare ectrugcle, the
[18810]Cor-uniets had to dertroy the momory of tho workingteclace hero of a burpoois nation.
[18812]"The Tr4-Contincnt~l Challonre".- Acide from the meaning of the Tri-Conlinental Conf-
[18813]erence within the Sino-foviet rift, tho radd meeting in a challenge to Intcr-Anorican
[18815]law and security which comes from ranpsters and Com-uniet agentes from three continente,
[18818]4
[18820]= Cutan, a ratellite and the focal point of subkverrion and arrrercion to American countries,
[18822]_ will be the retting.
[18824]Decembor_8,.10°5: "American Victcry, Soviet Pefcat".< We commant on Amcrica's great
[18826]feat with the Gemini 7, while Rursia'te eprice thrust hae euffered a revere ret-back
[18827]a with its Lurs-8,
[18829]“ "Caetro Charetd With Che Cuevara's Vurler".<- Felipe Alvahuanie, in the Mexican daily
[18831]. "El Universal", charges that Car‘ro mrcere? Che Guevara on Soviet orders, Of course,
[18832]iH the cheap novel conmxed by Cartro on Guevara ean convince no ore, and, in 9 months,
[18833]no evidence his been produced that point to ite truthSulnere, Alvahuante's charge,
[18835]therefore, ic more acceptible than “itel Crstro's version.
[18837]14-0000
[18839]Rinkdanes Rurcians and Chincre on the Warpath" ChinereFoviet
[18841]Locenkoy 9. 105:
[18842]ekirnichor hear Sintdane, while dirpaiced ar torritorial differenees, really reepond
[18843]to the idoologfenl rift. Tho USER Incro-eed ite military budret by 6% at the expense
[18844]of education, forcien ale and acricultural an? imiu: trial develorment, on tlic prounds
[18845]that "Amertenn agereseivenace™ foree hor to do ro, but tho truth is that 4t je the
[18846]Chinero threat that promptes such a move, O ‘the other han’, wo cnn expect larger
[18848]shipments of fovict arms to Culn, but a cut in economte aid.
[18850]"Tho Cening 7",- The Goaini 7 fUMrht ant ite ecehetuled mooting with the Gemint 6
[18851]will brank all space flieht recortc, The Soviot total of flying hours ir tripled,
[18852]and a cimilar artvantace is renchod over Soviet Launchines. This is the exponent of
[18854]tho dopree of dovelopmant achieved by the Wert towards goule which tho Communiat world
[18855]ic not ovon approaching. Beorides, it fea warning to roviet lenters who reok to destroy
[18857]tho necomplishments of the Wost, If they wero to attompt ruch cestruction, they would
[18859]bo dortroyed Inatonad.
[18861]Lecembor 10, 1965: "A New Collapro of the Comic Voridt.=- The Marxtot maxim thnit
[18862]history de “Irroverrible™ Ins collapsed once arnin, this tino, in the Conro, Algeria,
[18863]Indoneria ant, more recently, in the Sudan, Tho African peoples are being reborn to
[18864]politics] life, rapidly waking up from the Coneunict. rpell ar! tukine an anti-Come
[18865]wmuniet stand, The last country to do co is tha Sutan, which ha jurt outlawed the
[18867]fudancee Com-uniet. Party and warned a'l other parties hnving connections with tho Reds
[18869]that they my suffer the sane fate,
[18871]"What's in and Behind the Aren@a of the Tri-Continentnl 'rerley".= In the Tri-Continent
[18872]al Conference, the UFR will show off its tr‘unph over the Chinese with rerpoet to
[18873]"liberation roverents" in Africa, Taking advantare of CAstro an? Che Guevara, the
[18874]foviets mansred to nenetr-te and? divive several Pertdes in Latin America, There are
[18875]several phaser in the Kremlin's counter-rmneuvers the ‘coup! arainrt Hen Hella, the
[18876]euepension of the Algiars Conference, the vanishing of Che Guevara, tha total cubnise
[18881]14-0000
[18884]Stee
[18886]clon of Ca: tro an? the chango in Intoneria. Cartre an’ “eo Anve been defeated by tha
[18888]Kremlin.
[18889]: Lecember lL, es: "Wo Forocart The Failure of the Torticoning Curar Hervent",< We
[18890]Y . .
[18891]ee go bick te the mubject of the Culon "zafra” on the meis of Castro's June &th eatates
[18893]ments, when ho plodged tho reeonrtruction of the Cuter: surar inluntry, the erection of
[18894]“ a modern new eusar mill in the Cnauto River valley, ar! 24.5 million ton cupsr harvort,
[18896]What has been accomplished? The Cuban enucar inductry ir ctill in shambler, there Le no
[18898]new mill in tho Cauto valley, and Cactro, with pretevtr ant lies, to alrenty attempt
[18900]ing to Jurtify that thore will be no 4.5 million tone of rurnr.e
[18902]"Tha Bankruptcy of Cubate Poredpm Credit and the boycott Sostnelding with the news
[18904]: desued by Fronch fertilizer com,any war einecelling ite Cuber contract due lo Cubale
[18905]- fedlure te pay for over 33 million'r worth of mercharvies, Lt wae reported that. the
[18906]boycott would bo extenie!, The dockworkerr of Canada, tha U.S. ant Fuurto Aico have
[18908]golned the Latin American workern! boycott of veerele flying the flags of countries
[18912]that trade with Red Cuba.
[18916]December 13, 1%: "A Explorive Fower Etrupple in Pursia",- We analyze how the power
[18917]gtianin teken by tho Rurcedan
[18919]he pe
[18921]” struggle betwoon Kotygin an! Hrazhnev ip xnown throuph the
[18923]woe
[18925]papers "Igvestia" and "Pravda", rospocti.ely the organs of the povernment and of the
[18927]Ret Wem,
[18931]Comuunist Ferty. The Prime !‘inicler's e'and cuneiete of pointing at the economic :
[18935]8 debacle and at tho nodd to minta'n the current level of military expenditurer, while
[18936]ae Lrezhnov's position ir ono of advocnting a atrong-arned Pet -Armr by incroneing the
[18938]military bucget. The Army, in turn, hae roworded Brezhnev'sa eupport by causing the
[18940]retirement of Mikoyan, £0 that. 2nd Party Cecretary 'zolai Podvorny could be kicked
[18942]/. upstairs to the Presidency of the U'SR. More chaneee are to come within the framewcrk
[18944]of this rift.
[18947]14.90000
[18951]"Cuby-rrion In Urnguay an? Monetruour terror in Venezuela". The blueprint for viol-
[18952]ence in Uruguay is pert ef the foneral planr for Latin Amerdonn rubvercion drafted in
[18953]Cuba. The steps. taken ty the Uruguayan Government have chocked the early dangore of
[18954]Cartro-Communirt subversion, tut it ir cipnificant that. tho Communiete st ould have
[18955]moved their target more to the south in ordor to provoke a Dominican-rtyle civil ctrife.
[18956]The alorinable charecter taken by Vonezuolan Red terror 41> alro meaningful: a young
[18958]hourevife murdered by 2 tent placed inelto a Chrirtme prerent conrictent of an imege
[18959]of the Virgin Mary,
[18961]Docembher 14, 10645: "Preeisent Johnson: Tho Will of Fraccom",- A corment on the etate=
[18963]mente made by Prosident Jokneon, who haa roarrerted U.S, dotermination to defen! the
[18965]freedom of South Viet Naz romurdlers of all porrible consequencer. Wo stress the recri-
[18966]fico, in terme of wealth fron tha oarth an? hummn liver to which Rel China forcer North
[18967]Viet Ha~, whila tho Chines thencolver laurh at. peace offorte, This erse is preconted
[18968]af an example to all other peopler, and what ir bound to ha pen to Fi-al Castro is
[18970]also point.d out,
[18972]"They Talk Ponce But Prastico War",. Peace in a f-vorite subject of Communict propae
[18973]ganda. It is also one of the most deceitful ones, cince, whilo the Corrites talk of
[18974]peace, they systematically reject all bona fide proposalr to accomplishpeace, such as
[18975]in the case of Viet Nar. The Tri-Continental Conference schedulled for Jan, 3 bears
[18977]the germ of violent conflict to croate new Viet Nams in America am! Africa, -
[18979]--0Co-=
[18981]14-0000
[18983]Radio SeRIPTS SUA ES ,
[18987]we
[18988]peel te
[18990]we TS
[18992]Gecortor 15, 10-5: MY THE Olan LEAT MIP UELOVER TRY . Ve rebuff an editors
[18993]fal published ty tho Mavana newepnper "EL “unio whereby the comruniste efftorfalicts
[18994]nt ‘eck those Culan whore leave for exile. Ve point at the real courer of tha Cuban
[18996]ezocur, which we confirmed with the words of UAT. Cerpio tel Valle, a prominent Cnetro
[18998]o'ficer, who in Cludad Libertad, on Tec. 13 rpoke of the barrh 14 fe of the rearantes
[19000]e MCE ORISD TOATNING SCHOOLS AND Ite eccuntS ye Tt has beer arnouneed fn Cuba that the
[19002]6 . miter of praduaten from the terrorirtr training cchoolr of “Irae ’el Frio will be in-
[19003]i ercuse?d to &,COO, Thir is the zehool where the Castrother trained Latin-hesricin future
[19004]; fuerrille ant torroricte in créer to ure them later in their rerpoctive enmtrior. In
[19005]= Venezuela, one of Cactro'tr frycrite tarretrc, a mountruous “ae? har fuct Leen perpetrated:
[19007]hy the Communists, in the murter of Mir, Panyol, who receive? a bomh milet by come of
[19009]é the graduates from tharo Cuban rehvole. '
[19010]7
[19011]a Dererher 16, 10% ve: .
[19013]. PEVE.= 1) TLS, bombers doetroy huge pover-plant in North Viet Nam, oe
[19015]2) Cactro ctepr-up rarihuana harverts for export.
[19016]WMS COMUNIET! WAV LOeT THE Chua ycUTIN. In thie article, ve annalyze hora Cuban
[19017]youth, beeause of ite neturnl thirrt for knowledgo, 26 firet beeame intererted in the
[19019]sefentific principles of Corvunicm, thinking of the porritility of finding the ancver :
[19021]APRN > Reteatge newt th ha,
[19023]to man's quert for ha:pinerr there. Nowever, young Culanr av now AfeLllursened with the
[19025]3 theery and practice of Marxirt-Leninicn, an? they ave obvicurly diccannelating thompelves
[19027]i fron Ceetro-Commniam, That fe preciroly why, a Sew cays avo, the rorime thought it :
[19029]if t
[19031]& convenient to call a nitional meeting of the Communist Youth. Ir thir Red event, those |
[19032]i 1
[19034]1
[19036]leaters that failed i: tholr tack to indoctrinate the youn were nurre?, and it was :
[19040]| Wivimt
[19041]Pak
[19043]re
[19045]v
[19047]agree’ that brain-wnarhing would te a prerro-stive of the politieal police of the ftate.
[19048]They ruct be helped. , ;
[19050]Cectro his lost the younr. The young are Siehting Coetro.
[19053]14-0000
[19055]“
[19057]r eas : —~ .
[19058]Thee,
[19059]ROSTICT 7 ANE 6,2 New recorder and? roale have been accompliched ty the Tf. with the .
[19060]; remes-vour of tha Cen'nd Fanl G opace eripruler, rpecially ar rararde aceurocy. We
[19062]are inclined to think that thers ic no lirit to reientifie “ovnlopment. in the conqucet
[19063]of space. The clean cut clarity of Arorican reports on the epace flirht, contrarte
[19065]“Wilh the obseure am! tomber reerct rurrounding Coviet exporiment.re
[19067]=-0COm—
[19069]we
[19071]Nan mnensten nem maee emet I AEA COE URGAUIT ASN HOTEMS Phe aT Rett * Fabe tinggi! DRYER
[19073]SUNG ae net ptamees oaeectet dertanmnminee,
[19077]Ee
[19079]re
[19083]14-0000
[19085]UR —WRUL Radio Scripts Svmnnkigs.
[19086]ws . . ™
[19087]| \ WET Nong COTE OVO TEOTA CURL.)
[19088]Decerber its 15%
[19089]if ~-
[19091]1} 21 Cunane eat) to exiles € were conrortpt:, A drnftenced,
[19093]2) Ue. to bomb more Inturtrd-L centers in “orth Viet Nan,
[19094]iby Ir, Ets Villed Wincelf".< The tury of rs Apeltr ruteice on account of tha
[19095]fovictefa: t Gorman Trae Aeranment, , , .
[19096]fThe bugein Wie Kar".< Carlor Patacl'r new trip to “forcow, which rar no official
[19097]dustifie~tion whatever, following a nes article publiche’ in London, hin pnt. bug in
[19100]i
[19101]Fieella ear, Throuch acticler and gratesente wala alroad, Carles Rafael Rolirimues
[19103]gcoms to have been charge! with the ‘er of turning Com -unict Fartier ageinet Fi¢el
[19105]jthe 'Cld Guard,
[19107]an? for,
[19108]«i
[19110]Docembor 14, 1965:
[19111]MEE ge
[19113]1) Yeliamrn Outlines Effcets of 32". Patd on “orth Vict kum Pover Plant.
[19114]2) Ecuadorian Youth Congrecn: Corferns Communion.
[19115]Wihy Lr, Acel Yilled Wirrelf".- Cortinantion of -hove editorial, Thirc part deale with
[19117]rirdlar diffricultice confronted] by Uurpury, Caechorlov-kin and Cuba,
[19119]Srrecnutiens on the Eve of the Vipsertinental! Parley",< The Cuden repima has order-
[19121]ed a nurker of preventive arrerte in ercer fo hea? off the nossikility of arrarrination
[19123]attempts or “idnappingr amone the forefem dclemiter to the Tri-Contincntal parloy,
[19125]4 There ctcpe are taken rortly arninet the pro-Chinese military, Cactro, for hire part
[19126]. .
[19128]7 fear: that eoncthing miy hapren to bir, ec "comethine™ har-ened to Ben Pella two dayr
[19129]* before the Algiers Sonference, which ther had to ho called-off,
[19131]f Decerher 20, 10:53
[19133]Ry TELS =
[19135]1) 2@ New Pefugcer Sneak Wt OF Cube Aboard Srnll Verrel.
[19137]2) Spain To Send Medical Corps Ae Toxen OF fuprort to Viet Nam War,
[19139]gray
[19141]14-00000
[19144]Sommunict Hoct Fail Tn Cubat.- Ye ceho reportr by recent. refugeo arrivals concerning
[19145]Snctrots purchace of ce“ective faring oquirnent. There purchacer indicate why Cantro=
[19147]Cormuniem ir failine in Cube thanks to the attitutda of crooked merchants that still
[19149]trate with Ficel, to the rerime's own stupicity an? to the resirtance of the Cuban
[19151]feorle.
[19153]we Rede Nant No feace".= North Viet Nam his rcejocted 211 peace offers and rade
[19154]reckery of overy approach attenpted to put an end to the war, “Moscow at well as
[19155]Feiping keen their purret from ctpning ary trace an? force him to miintain a war for
[19156]which they give him no aid. Corranicm would have ceveral more Viet Name in other
[19158]cantinente, in order to exten® tha conflict at the oxpence of the peoples.
[19160]1) Four More Cubans £lip Away To Freedom: Threo Draft-Aged Youths And Tho Father
[19161]Of One.
[19163]2) Juanita Castro And Pr. Carlor Torticos, Pela‘ive of Cuban President, Talk
[19164]About Cuban Situation In Miami,
[19166]EDITORIALS:
[19168]RNot Even Cartrote And Dorticos! Relativer ant To Stey In Cuka".e Castro's efforts
[19170]te prevent the Cuban exodur are invain, Yot even tho clore relatives of the Cuban
[19171]Presicent and Premier want to stay on the Red Irland, Carlos Dorticor, an uncle to
[19172]Pres, Orvnldo, hic echoed the failure of the regime's backtone: ecoromic planning. ‘le
[19173]stress his wores that Cuban. foreign-exchance reserves are low beeauce sucar production
[19175]see more Collars than it will yielé. .
[19177]ind
[19179]wre Uncalved Conflict An? The Tei-Centinentel Parley",- ‘The ctill unsolved crisis of
[19180]the Dominican Republic has tounced back in so «rive a manner as to have caused 40 dead
[19181]in fantinso, and Cactreite violence continurs because the forces of subversion want to
[19182]have a tanner for acitation in the Tri-Cor‘tinental Conference, The masterminds of cub-
[19184]version in Cuba provoke there acte of violence in the Tominicin for this purpores
[19186]14-0000
[19188]thes,
[19190]1) Rusria Euffere ve Internalional Ctatante® Unton Farley Muct. Be Moved Pron Sudan
[19191]to Cacchorlovnkia. .
[19193]2) UL. Troops AutherisedTo Pursue The Eneny In Cambodian Torritory.
[19195]So EDITORIALS s
[19197]The Ctrupele Within The Comunict Racinet4= A ocntiruntion of the preceding article
[19199]on Dr, Carlo: Dortices' staterontr concerning fnternal rifts amene the Cul-on Comnurists,
[19201]Kccorting to Tr. “orticor, tho "Old Guard" de perreeuted and the Army 4r vrowingly dis=
[19203]ratirfied,
[19205]Gn Oth: Growe Tichter All The “imety~ With the arrival {n Cuba of
[19207]"How The Coviet Crip
[19208]227 Soviet. technicians to be arcigned Cfrectly to the su~mr mille, Ruccin vets direct
[19210]con'rol of Cuin's surcar precuction. The came thing hap eno with the rinerals and the
[19212]‘exploitation of the mines, whose products po directly to Rusria since the mines came
[19214]under the control of Soviet technicians, Politienlly, Rucsia has chosen Havana ar the
[19216]netting for itc anti-Chinece "Tri-Continentul Conference" {in orter to chow off its
[19218]triunph over Mao from the Cuban er ital,
[19220]Decert-er 23, 19553
[19222]KEWESs
[19224]1)Venezuclan Folice Capture Gang of Reds who Raired Fundr Throuch Blackmail,
[19226]*- : 2)£kipper of Cutan Freighter "Canilo Cienfucpos" Makes Statement After Defecting;
[19227]Ship Vlas Japan-Bound With A Carco of Surar.
[19229]aa . EDITOP TALS s
[19230]Wiew ftene ty The U.f. Amvinet North Viet Mamt,- A comment on the activities of the
[19232]Ts U.f. in North Viet Nam, anc on China's perfidy and Haoni's inability to draw its om
[19234]a7 -
[19235]course, which has forced the U.f, ‘o take one further step in the war by ‘destroying
[19237]Vorth Viet Nam economic conplex.
[19239]1
[19241]t
[19243]14-0000
[19245]"The E°fects of the “eritime Slockade of Giant.
[19248]| sae
[19250]mMidelte Star Rapidly Toglininet = Cortrots nhout to enter hir coventh year in power
[19251]under ked ononr. Dictators Machado and Batirta fell pecetecly on their seventh yoar,
[19252]and Gastrotr situation shows that hie rtar ir rapidly cealining ant that ho's hending
[19254]straight for the abyes.
[19256]Deconber 74. 1%5:
[19258]Imes
[19259]H o
[19261]1) wave OF Pefections Conti nuce: Tn Cartrots “Merchant "leot: Skipper and Chief
[19262]Engineer of the Freichter "Uvern" Pofect In Ceylon.
[19264]2) Eritain, U.S. Aprrove CACC million “ala of Anti-Alreraft Artillory To faud4
[19265]Arabla to Peterr Red Acprescion,
[19269]"Rucsia Untervener" The Cuban Suc Inductey"< Uncor the guide of "technical arcist-
[19271]anco", the UEP will send 227 "curar technicians" to the one country whore own tochnice
[19273]iefan: know all there ir to know nhout rucar. The real purpere ir clear; the fovicte
[19275]want to take complete and final centrol of tee Suba> cucar Undurtry, ac a now limitation
[19277]to Cartrots pover,
[19279]"There Will He No Verry Christrar Por Cubans! — With ite crimes an’ with the derperate
[19280]eituation to wiich it har taken the peeple, Communism has made it imporsible for the
[19281]Cubans to enjoy any hap: iness thir Chrirtrar, But acifet an env‘ronment of sadners,
[19282]there will be faith and hone there Aeyc, Corrunisem has been nnable to kill oither of
[19284]there blessings, an? there lies one of tra weaknesses of Commurirt materdalien,
[19286]Decorter 25, 1%5:
[19288]1) Venezuela ‘over To Frevent Entry of Collars To Pay For Cubvercion.
[19289]2) Inter-Accricen Bank Freri’ent Felipe Herrera !ropocer Tevclopment, Plan for
[19290]Latin America; Cubs is Cxcluied,
[19291]Editorials:
[19293]A comment on the maritime blockade
[19295]arpainet Red Cuba, which is row reinforce? by the doekworkers of Canada, the U.F. and
[19300]14-0000
[19302]SOT tate meta ennenreninstion tn satseamuuntet ee
[19304]YEE SG ie eR Ni a Seats aineme hiencas
[19306]ce
[19308]ge
[19310]‘point-of Chino-foviet clarhof.
[19312]values of the Nestern orld,
[19314]—,
[19316]Pucrto Rico. 4e¢ 2 result of the choking offect of the bloekude, Poland, Caechorlovakin
[19318]> In order te cfoours meine of belsins Red Cuba
[19320]an? Eart. Germany had to moot In Rostoek |
[19321]rurvive said offectre
[19323]Mlreria, Indongria an? Cyba'.e Chinate main strongholds in Aria and Africa were Sukar-
[19324]no's Infjoneria and Bon Vella'c Aleeria,
[19325]‘Two days before the Aletcrs Confnrence was inaugurated,
[19327]The Afro-Aéian corfcrencer were an inportant
[19329]Then, ae a result of another 'soupt, Sularno Stared an stout faces
[19331]Len Holla was ountad,
[19332]Now Russia is
[19334]Ching thug lort her two min pointe of support in the two Continents,
[19336]mactormindiag Lhe "TrieGontinontal and wo wender what Red China vila do about ite
[19338]Recenher 27, 105:
[19340]NEWS §
[19341]1) The U.S. Mor Kot Conridered Uring Nuclear Meapons Aguinrt North Viet Nam, Says - -
[19342]Ambacrador Goliborg at tha Wi, .
[19343]2) £ovict Artiste Pemind Freedom of Thought and Exprersion Through Art Critic
[19345]Alexei U1dorov.
[19348]Nave of Defections Grrotr TrieCon!inentat Con"rence" =
[19350]rent hundreds of thouran’s of relf-addrenced toleprams in which thoy concratniate tham-
[19351]SVAN
[19353]Tho Cuban Communists have
[19355]selves for the Tri-Continentnl Conference of Red punkr that will convene in. ©
[19357]Yet, the Cuban people have not beer told of 2 more demoerstié ard manly creetings the
[19359]weve of defectionr ky officore of the Cubar morchant fleat, such as Cerar Loredo Gorefa,
[19361]from the ££ "Canilo Cleafuegon"; Gonzalo Gonatlez Duque te Estrada and Francisco Léres
[19363]fF "UWero"; and, lnetly, tovay, four officerr, among then the skip er
[19365]Eurroa, fror the fF
[19367]of the SE "Aracelio Irlesiar", in Oraka, Japan.
[19369]"Cardinal Cpellran Tn Viet Nan',- The Christmis visit to Viet Nam by Cardinsl Svellnan
[19370]gives Avoricun catholicirm a militant cenre in defenre of democracy and of thes riritual
[19372]Cardinal Spelina's words before the combatants put the
[19374]14-0000
[19376]a
[19380]tea
[19382]“ '
[19384]1
[19385]od
[19389]Dei ® Ya BE
[19393]Decca
[19395], ~Ge
[19397]Vict Nan strurglo in ite proper place: one tice nocerrary by Conmunirt arwrorrion that
[19399]has the rime characteristietr ac 4t har elrowhore, in Aria an’? the Aneriear am wherever
[19401]Ree cubverrion takuc places :
[19406], é
[19407].
[19408]'
[19410]a
[19411]is + — see ee wee wee ned eed . -
[19412]oo i
[19415]i
[19416]|
[19417]i
[19419]i
[19420]t
[19421]i
[19422]i
[19424]NTE ee mee nae ae ntnh tapes tmegee sie Retwncnen owns neramminage tek oe ei
[19426]Or mine
[19429]14-0000
[19431]RUE Digg. INT AR oun i (02)
[19432]i}
[19433]1) WS. Grants Folttienl Asylum to Four Tefcetine Officers From The Cuban Freighter
[19434]1 -
[19437]. wy
[19438]me 2) Defect.ng Skipper an’ Three Officers *xplain Their Pecition.
[19442]ry TTOR TALE:
[19444]"Vorcow Griover Ovor Indonesian Failure".= A comment on Pravdate recent oditorinl
[19446]threatening Indonesia over ifs proreriptdon ‘of the Corrapirt Party. Thoto Pravda
[19448]throats show how Moscow violates the princi pler of relfaot erninatson and non-intervon= °
[19450]ae tion, Of courre, Morcow'sa disrny is unlore anc-nhle, 1° it har lort. tho platform it
[19452]urod for agrrersion in °.8, Asia, i
[19453]. . - i
[19456]> "Gancetere From Threo Continontr’.= Gangstorn an? agents for Tnternntdonal Communiem
[19458]who extend violence and terrer throushout three ecntinerts are borinnine to arrive
[19460]at in Havana,. Cun, the fom) point of rubver:ion for Latin Anericn, will provido the
[19462]* : . ‘petting for that menting, The Sino-Scvict rift is being ventilntod an part of this .
[19464]mooting, and Fidol Cactro will be the loring party, The chinere won't forret. that
[19466]Cactro betrayed thom.
[19468]Catt
[19470]Decomber ! 1%53
[19472]NEVE: -
[19474]1) Havana Rods Shaky Over Tricontinental Parley, Take Stopes To Prevent Physical :
[19475]Attackr Hetween Felara!ions, :
[19477]Raend ye
[19479]2) "Cuban Foreipn Trade Kept wintline In '45", fave U.S. Pept, Of Commerce,
[19481]LDITORIALE s
[19484]"Czechoslovakian Communicn".= This article in bared on newspaper reporter on a document
[19486]releases by the Czech Commrirt Party, whereby the misery an* ¢lsaster wrought over
[19488]7} . . the Czech nation by Communirt ave acmitted, Corrmnirt leasers would like to take re-
[19490]_ source to the "Ca:iinlict™ worls in orver te em-rre from ruch a cend-end alley.
[19492]eh.
[19494]14-0000
[19496]"Vict Nam, Congo on? the Pominican Ropublic".= There are the topler: of world-wide
[19498]Communint aritation. In all three countrier, the plane of the Comrurirto mot fallure,
[19499]and China and Rurrin my te reen licking the weur'r of their fedlures. In the Conpo,
[19501]In Viet Nar, planr for arereneion and.
[19503]Atv} 4n. the Dominiean Ropublic,
[19505]29000 liver were enved from Com-unirt ravavery,
[19507]dominance of South Easlern Asia hava been held in check,
[19509]6
[19511]Inter-American forcee ruarantoe the Fecurity of the Hemlepherds -
[19513]- “+
[19514]Docember 30, 145s ,
[19516]1}"Price of Sugar To ‘tay Down In "46", Caye brokerage Firm B We Dyer.
[19518]2) Red China to Foycott Tricontinental rarley; Violent Cleshec. Dnqieeted During
[19519]Confercnee, .
[19521]Editorinics
[19522]"Cuban feamen Who Walked Out of ff “Arnceldo Iglerian" Cpeak Tn Miami",< We run the
[19524]highlights of tho statement mie by Cpt. Franeicco Cobor an? corrent. thareon.
[19526]"The Yoar That Endrt= During the yoar that evi, all the woes of the Commnint regime
[19528]have been incronred. Russin hac tirhtened the cerews of
[19530]colony. And Ficel Cortro har ctrerrod hia terrorist metrots ant ‘ecncentra tod on hie
[19532]perronal dorpotie power by "purgine" tho Party. _
[19536]1) Cuba Refuced Credit By Non-Cormunirt Ceuntries,
[19537]2) Cuban Refugee Péarant Charper That Rede Fereed Him Out ce The Country To feize
[19538]Hire Little Form
[19539]Editorials:
[19540]"Cuban Yonen Forced to Hard Labor In Farnr",= Renorta reaching 3.2. indlerte that the
[19542]Cuban tyranny ir secretely echemine to croate women's auxillery corpe cimilnur to U.S
[19544]mIACE", but with a compulsory character and for the purpore of forcing Cuban women to
[19546]perform hard labor in £
[19548]exploits tion of ite Caribbean -
[19550]ftate farmr, “We én1l on Cuban decency to dc cou:thing to prevent
[19552]14-0000
[19554]° * ~ “oo ' .
[19555]. » . . ™~ ™
[19557]a thir outr-re from teking places
[19558]_ “ *qurtionr To The ‘ricontinen!~1 Conference".= Tho Chinore dalecntion cold he asked
[19560]the whereal.oute of Hon Lorka. The Rursdanes might be questioned ar to Che Guovara'e,
[19562]They could all bo arked nbout the Aleerian "coup" and why it, took plice tio dayr be-
[19564]foro the dante ret for the oponing of the Alpers Conference. Thoy could bo acked what
[19566]they think of the Inéonordan alouteface, and about fukarnole fate, an nlout Chinese
[19568]i
[19571]cupport, cince the Baniunr Conference, in Feipinn's AfroeAsian Policy.
[19573]Jamypry 1, U6: : .
[19574]ELIE IME a
[19575]rEynthocie of Tho Down-'1411 Courre of Corrunicm in Cubat.< A minmary of the nost
[19577]innortant dovelpnents that took plice curing the past yoar ani that marked it as an
[19579]awful one for tho Comics,
[19581]"Tre Year ‘That Pogins".= The yoar that berine holes little hope that anything pood
[19583]will haprenr to Fidel Cactro an’ his thugs, Caught in tho web of the Siné-fovict rift,
[19584]he will te the trent lorer in the rama, On tho other hand, the internal situation, dise!
[19585]content in tho arned forcer ani tho tatel collapre of his cconony “epict a horizon that .
[19587]ig ac rombér to Fidel Cictro ag it ir promising to the Cutan people,
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[19613]"PALLA 994 UNIDAD REY OLUTONAPTAN (W.RLU.L.) \
[19614]JAXUARY 5, 19661 a :
[19615]REWSCAET : ne
[19616]1) VENEZUELAN MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR ALEKS ETRONG MEASURES AGAINST COMMUNIST
[19620]SUBVERSION,
[19621]2) COMMUNIST CHINA ALVISES CITIZENS TO GO TO KED ON EMPTY STOMACH.
[19625]EDITOR: 2 .
[19626]"Bonter Signe Over the Tri-Continental".-
[19627]Conference consti tutes evidence of the rift and troubles within the parley etructure,
[19629]The secret character of tho Tricontinental
[19630]. {
[19632]Qn the other hand, Cactro's and Dorticos' epeeches calling for unity and quoting tha
[19633]example of North Viet Nam as to need for such unity, are further proof of the above ,
[19635]We forecast the failure of the Tricontinental parley as a means to unify . :
[19637]“asgertion.
[19638]We further forecast that the
[19640]Commniem in ite projections for intertational struggle.
[19641]Sino-foviet rift will become all the more violent. ”
[19643]"The Workere of the Anericas and the Tricontinental".- The workers of this Continent |
[19645]have. announced that the boycott against Red Cuba will be intensified as a reply to plans | .
[19646]for Hemiepherte subversion toing drafted “at the Tricontinental parley in Havana, The | ;
[19647]gancibility of tho workers of the Americas ie hurt ty the fact that the Red terroriste
[19648]of the Congo, the murderers of women and children from three continente, meet in the
[19649]heart of thé Americas to plot more bloodshed and deetruction, The workere of the Amer-
[19651]icas are sgainet Communiet totalitarlaniem, as is the people of Cuba, by whoee side
[19652]they stad, ‘
[19653]JANUARY 6, 1966s
[19655]NEWSCASTs
[19656]1) NEWLY ARRIVED EXILES TALK OF EXPANDING SLUMS IN CUBAN CITIES,
[19658]2) UNDISTURBED U,£. STEP UP PEACE OFFENSIVE,
[19660]EDITORIALES
[19661]"hat's Behind the Sino-Cuban Crisie".— -Upon practically severing ite economic rel-
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[19682].
[19683]ry
[19685]a
[19687]7 -2-
[19689]ations with Cuba, Red China has shown up at the Tricontinental Parley for a three-fold
[19690]purpose: a) to frustrate all attempte at unity around the USSR; b) to charge the USER
[19691]with “treaeon to Marxiem-Leninisms and, ¢) to initiate the .Chinese's- revenge against
[19692]Fidel Castro. On this basis, we forecast a tough offensive against Fidel by pro-Chinese
[19693]Cormunists in the Americas. Firet, they will seck to destroy the imge that they had :::
[19695]built up of Castro, or what's left of it.
[19697]"The Vanesuelan Gvt. on the Mert" Through the Miniater of the Interior, the Vene-
[19698]suelan gvt. has iecued a timely and accurate statement on the significance of the Tri-
[19699]continental Conference in terms of serious threats to continental security. The Vene- i
[19700]zuelan gvt. points out that it is time to take resource to force to counter aggression :
[19701]and subversion, It ia indeed time to reactivate the 5th Resolution of the 0.A.f. mae
[19702]eting of 1964, whereby intervention is authorized in self-defense against aggression
[19704]and to guarantee the security of the Hemisphere.
[19706]JANUARY 7, 19661
[19707]NEWSCAST?
[19708]1) RED CHINA BLASTS SOVIETS AT TRICONTINENTAL PARLEY,
[19712]2) REFUGEE TOTS CELEBRATE ADORATION OF MAGY IN MIAMI.
[19714]oo.
[19716]EDITORIALS:
[19717]"China's Stand: A Threatening War-Monger".- Recent press reports tell us of movements
[19718]of Chinese troops near the fovist border, and of probable ekirmishes between the Red
[19720]Armies of Moscow and Peiping. This new sort of ‘cold war'® with occasional ringing of
[19722]‘firearms forces the USSR to increase its military expenditures, to slow down its agrice
[19724]ultural and industrial production, and to cut its foreign aid, Cuba will be one of the
[19726]big losers.
[19727]"The Tricontinental and the Sino-Soviet Dispute".- All efferte to prevent the Sino-
[19729]Soviet rift from coming sut to the surface at the Tricontinental Conference have been
[19730]to no avail: the Chinese delegate blasted the Soviete mercileesly, There, on the
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[19749]tara vn.
[19752]mt,
[19754]fate aes
[19756]a
[19758]-
[19759]4
[19761]exodus of Cubans.
[19765]other hand, availed thenseivee of their Cuban purpet to present to the delegates a
[19767]. wlew of the breach of Cutan-—Chinere trade relaticns. The Chinere were mde to appear
[19769]as the “villein® who wante to starve the Cuban people of their rice rations.
[19771]JANUARY 8, 19663
[19773]NEWSCASTs
[19774]1) CHE'S FATHER ROFORTED CLAIMING SON'S BODY.
[19775]2) RED GUERRILLA CHIEFF CAPTURED IN PERU.
[19777]EDITCRIALSs
[19778]"We'll Tell the Reds What They Want To Know".- Cubans ceeking to leave the country
[19780]are subject to veritable *third degrees" by the G-2, They are arked whether or not
[19781]they sympathize with the gvt., why they want to leave, wheter or not they approve of
[19782]State control of all education, ete, The unfortunate applicants manage to give ans-
[19783]were that will not jeopardize their chances of leaving. Yet, their interrogators are
[19784]apparently satisfied with the outcome of the questioning, The reason for thie {is that
[19785]Castro feels the need to give some explanation to the Corrunist world for the crowing
[19786]However, if the Communists are. really interested in knowing why the
[19787]Cubans vant to go, we will te glad to oblige... They are juet running away from hunger,
[19791]terror, oppression, and from the execution wall,
[19793]"A Strange Soviet Miesion in Viet Nan", ~ After the British proposal for peace in Viet
[19794]Nam was welcomed with seerirg interest by Kremlin leadere, theee have cent a strange
[19795]mission to Viet Nam whore purzose is not’ known. Maybe they have gone to vouch for .
[19796]peace, or maybe, on the contrary, they have gone to Hanoi to pledge further Soviet aid
[19797]to the puppet Ho Chi Mink. At any rate, the terms of the conflict remain unchanged,
[19798]Ruek has stated that everythizg my be subject to nezotiations except withcraval of
[19799]American forces from ©. Viet Ham, And the Communist powers, on the other hand, far
[19801]from accepting the peace overtures, step up their campaign of aggression, totalitarian~
[19803]isn, etc,
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[19809]JANUARY 10, 1066:
[19811]NEWSCAST:
[19812]5 . 1) RED CUSAN EMBASSY IN MFXICAN CAPITAL BOMBED,
[19813]Fi 2) THREE MORE CUSAN SEAMEN DEFECT IN SPAIN,
[19814]2 EDITORIALS?
[19815]= "fino-Soviet Differences Over N, Viet Nam". Sino-foviet differences over North Viet
[19816]= Nam have become evident lately, Nowadays, Ruseia is just ae much intereeted in China's
[19817]‘ loea of prestige in Viet Nam ae China ie interested in Russia's loss of prestige in
[19818]* Cuba. Hence the "rice" economic agereceton. We wonder whether the Soviet mission to
[19819]= Viet Nam, rather than pledge unlimited aid to Ho, may have gone there to tighten the
[19820]screws of their Vietnamesa puppet. This is indicated by recent Yugoslavian statements
[19821]® which is tantamount to speaking of Russian statements-- charging China with keeping
[19823]North Viet Nam from considering peace offera,
[19824]he "The Tricontinental Conference: Action and Reaction", The action: to coordinate plans
[19825]# . for subversion, aggression and torror in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The reaction:
[19826]S , particularly in Latin Anerica, and as recomended by the Venesuelan Minister of the
[19827]- Interior: the use of force against Cormunist aggressors; the use of force against the
[19828]b focal point of aggression in Communist Cuba,
[19829]: JANUARY 12, 19662
[19830]a" NEMSCASTs
[19831]a 1) CHINA SCOLDS FIDEL OVER RICE ISSUE, CALLS HIM "LIAR*,
[19832]s - 2) PERUVIAN GVT, RAPS SOVIET AGGPESSICN FOLLCWING RUSSIAN STATEMENT AT TRI~
[19833]a CONTINENTAL PARLEY,
[19834]. EDITORIALS:
[19836]: SRastro Goer Becerk, Helps Aggression Against South Viet Nam".- We comment on Castro's
[19838]we shameless intervention in the internal affairs of South Viet Nam by lending hie transe
[19840]port vessels to transport war supplies for the Viet Gong. By doing thie, he ies trying
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[19846]to pose as a powerful warlord before the peoplee of Latin Averica. He would like to
[19848]be aeked to take part in peace negotiations. Therefore, he is after a naval catastrophe
[19849]- that would put him in the headlines throughout the world ae a victim of an "imperialiem"®
[19850]- ‘that has attacked one of poor little Red Cuba's ships. ‘o, he risks the lives of Cuban
[19852]By
[19854]' crews for this purpose. This wickedness explaine the wave of defections by Cuban seae
[19858]2
[19860]"Soviet Aggreecion".- Tho Ovt. and presse of Pert have labelled the statements nade by
[19861]the Soviet delegate to the Tricontinental Conference ae aggression, Likewise, the
[19862]Venezualan Gvt, adviced the uce of force against Communist aggression, Tho agereesione .
[19863]ere not just, against Perd or Venezuela, but against the. Continent as a whole, There=
[19864]fore, the whole Continent should mobilize by declaring all Corrunist Parties ilegal
[19866]and by applying the ultimte eanctions foreeeen by tha Inter-Aner ican system of self=
[19868]a, defense againct the Cuban Communist regime.
[19870]JANUARY 12, 19663
[19872]pe A
[19874]NEWSCASTs
[19875]1) WASHINGTON, HANOX IN DIRECT CONTACT,
[19876]_ : 2) YUGOFLAVIAN PAPER BLAST TRICNTINENTAL PARLEY,
[19880]a
[19881]ct
[19882]Z
[19885]* .
[19887]ia EDITORIALS# :
[19888]. a
[19890]’ “Chinese Reds Call Castro "A Liar",- On the eve-of the Tricontinental Parley, Fidel
[19892]On: Moscow's orders, he
[19894]a Caetro sought to strike a hard blow at the Chiriesco Communists,
[19896]i, ‘ charged Red China with "economic aggreesion” against Cuba. With characteristic Asian
[19897]* phlegm, the Chineee have replied to Cactro's perfidious attacks by calling him a liar,
[19898]i “ ; They claim that they never agreed to a long~term barter of rice for Cuban sugar. They
[19899]an only agreed, they say, to exchange these products in 1965, For once, we met agree
[19900]: : . with the Chinece Rede: Castro ie indeed the biggest liar the vorld hae known, Trade
[19902]agreerents are written, clarified and specified. ‘We are inclined to believe the
[19903]Chineee and to reject Fidel's candid explanation of a "misunderstanding™.
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[19913]"Sorcerer's Apprentice Ain't Nothin’ But a Hound Dog".- From hie dream role as the
[19914]Lenin of the Americas rieing high over the Andes, Castro has fallen dow a long way.
[19915]Today, he is nothing tut the Soviet's barking, yelping hound dog in the Sino-"oviet
[19916]rift, His opium dreams, which were once encouraged by a Peking-oricnted Ché, led hia
[19917]to act ae a sorcerer's apprentice in the fino-Soviet dispute. The result: the Chinese
[19918]regard him as a traitor and to thé foviets he ain't nothin’ but a hound dog,
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[19933]i
[19934]2
[19936]“ “HABLA gee UNIDAD REVOLUCTONANIA" (W.R.U.L.)
[19938]Janyar. t
[19939]NEWSCAST
[19940]1) SOVIFT FKI INSTRUCTOR DEFECTS IN S¥EDER,
[19941]2). U.£, SEES CHANCES FOR WAP WITH CHINA, EAYE WASHINGTON CORz=SPONDENT.
[19943]EDITORIALS:
[19944]"Words of Hopo for a Suffering Cuba",- In his ftate of the Union message, L.B.J,
[19946], said that tho U.S. is committed not to abamton Viet Kam because doing this would be
[19948]tantamount to unleashing war in S.2. Asia. L.B.J. ie obviously comaitted to defend
[19949]democracy in general, and this includes the American Continent and, of coureé,.Cuba,
[19951]The Presidont's speech is, therefore, a warm New Year's greeting to the etruggliug
[19953]people of Cuba.
[19957]"Tinely Restatonents By L.B.J.",- After carrying his peace offensive to every corner
[19959]of the world, to no avail because of the Communists! insistence in prolonging the
[19960]war, L.B.J, has made.a timely restatement of U.£. policy in Viet Nant before Con-
[19961]gress, the President repeated that the U.f. will not abanion Viet Nam, and he also —
[19962]reminded the legislators that the U.S. are comni tted to defend freedom in Cuba.
[19964]Janua 1966:
[19966]NEWSCAST:
[19967]1) LUNAR NEW YEAR MAY BRING VIET NAM CEASE-FIRE,
[19969]2) CASTRO TURNS DOWN GUYANA RICE, HAS NO DOLLARS TO PAY IT,
[19970]EDITORIALS: .
[19971]‘Deep-fea Drafte in the Tricontinental".— The Tricontinental was planned to have
[19972]ended Jan, 12 and accomplish a common, united line of revolutionary policy, with
[19973]common direction and funds. The Conference, however, has been extended, because
[19975]things have not coms out the way the Redz expected,
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[19983]"Turmoil in the Armed Forces".- Castro 1a worried over the obvious discontent that
[19984]ie rampant in the Armed Forces, where a document that criticizes the regime and calis
[19985]for open rebellion has been secretly but widely circulate’. Fidel Cactro 1s doubling
[19986]hie precautions and shifting officers and’ units, but he is doing so somewhat blindly,
[19987]as he does not know exactly where the focal point of discontent may be, nor what efe
[19989]fecta it may eventually have.
[19991]January 15, 1966:
[19992]NEWSCAST:
[19994]1) 50,000 NEW MEN 10 BE ADMITTED BY ARMY.
[19996]2) VIII LATIN COUNCIL OF WORKMEN BLASTS TRICONTIVEN TAL CONFERENCE,
[19997]EDITORIALS:
[19998]"Cuban Rede Moan Over Bitter Rice".- Pressed by the UfSh, Caetro denoumed the Chin-
[19999]ese Jan, 2 over the rice igsue. The megalomaniac Castro went bezond all limite vhen
[20000]he said that he would give up rice from the Cuban diet, But ‘the Foviet advicors were
[20001]frightened, and they forced the Cutan prese to back out am! apologize to China. In
[20002]brief: the rice issue has been another Cartroite failure in the proparanda field, as
[20004]well as in the economic one,
[20006]"The Tricontinental Conference charged with 'Divisionism’*.- Tite, by means of hig
[20007]organ "Borba", said that the Tricontinental mrked a new division of World Communien,
[20008]ae Yugoslav and Weetern European Parties had been excluded, A rerult of maneuvering
[20009]within the Sino-Soviet rift, the Havana parley has provoked a new clach, that between
[20010]Tito and the fool Fidel Caetro, the clown who gets all the punchee at the circus
[20011]arena? he is punished by China, despised by Russia and ipnored by the Commnists!
[20013]"Third Front*.
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[20018]January 17, 19663
[20020]NEWSCAST:
[20021]1) MEXICAN MEETS CUNAN CCMVUNISM, RETURNS HOME DISAPOINTED,
[20022]2) CUBANS €NEAK OUT OF ISLAND, COAST GUARD PICKS THEM UP IN CAY SAL.
[20024]8 EDITORIALS: ;
[20025]| summary of Gastro's speech at the Tricontinental".= Cretro's speech revealed
[20026]tho deeponing of tha division between the Chinese and the Ruselans, whom he called
[20030]on to unite, He violently charged the C.P. of Latin America with getting lost in a
[20032]"sea of theories", interpretations an4 tactics, and with unwillingness to go out
[20034]into the battlefield to face the dangere of open war. He attempted to anewer charges
[20036]that ho had abandoned the revolutioniste of Santo Domingo after exciting them to re-
[20038]yolt, and juatified himself with the fact that Cuba "ie a small nation", lacking in ‘
[20040]nuclear weapons, Instly, he acknowledged the deep effect of anti-Comminist propa- _
[20041], ganda in Cuba and in Latin America, which proparania ho charges of elandering his ,
[20043]regima.
[20045]"Fidel Castro at the closing of the Tricontinental",- Fidel Castro's desperate tone
[20046]had defeatiet ovortonee when he admitted what he had nover admitted before: the pos- “s
[20047]sibility that he may lose all or part of Cuba's territory. Thie was a defeatist '
[20048]warning, perhaps made to insure a retreat without personal risks. As to Che, he
[20050]added further confusion to the fesue. He was not really replying to the "inperial-
[20051]ists", as he said but to some of the delegates to the Tricontinental, who demanded
[20053]TEE GRIN Teenie & aveteendn ak ATURE ATTICA SAUER SIE Se EYRE Shy ito ts tS a ae
[20055]oa a Clarification of Guevara's mysterious dizappearance.
[20056]5 +
[20057]Zs January 18, 19663
[20058]f 1) British Catholic Cardinal blasts Polish Reds. :
[20060]2) Latin Christian unionists denounce Castro Regime,
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[20064]EDITORIALS s
[20066]"It's Not Propaganda, Fidel, It's The Truth",- We anewer Cactro's complaints against
[20067]democratic propareanda, pointing our that fe consists not merely of propacanda, but
[20068]of the-whole infamous truth about his rogim, We avail ourselves of the circumetances
[20070]San TIE NE Rte REE IN be nea oy
[20072]to connect the above with the statements made in Miami by Capt. Augusto M. Conzdles,.
[20073]the skipper of the Cuban merchant flagship "Uvero", and the Chief Engineer, Roberto
[20075]£urroca, who defected in Ceylon becaure of tra circumstances that prevail in Cuba.
[20077]"A Rival Within The Politburo™,-. Sergio del Valle, a Malor of hie Army and a momber
[20078]of the. Folitbure, delivered a-speech on Dec, 26th before the Provincial Conmittes of
[20079]the Party in Matanzae, and he openly contradicted vhat Caetro constantly affirms. He
[20080]oriticized extensively and enunerated the many failurss of tho regime. He took a
[20082]role ae a national "guidance counselor" aiy! pointed at that which he said should be
[20084]the political guiding principle of the Party, therety overlooking Secretary General
[20085]Castro, who wae hardly even mentioned... Few reporte on this speech were carried by
[20087]the Cuban prese, ae del Valle seems to be becoming a rival to Fisel Castro,
[20089]Javuary 1: : oe ; |
[20091]1) RED CUBA, TRICONTINENTAL PARLEY CRITICIZED BY PEIPING.
[20092]2) THO MORE INTELLECTUALS TO BE PUNISHED IN THE UES o
[20094]_ "Rusk Anewers the Threate of the Tricontinental".- In his speech last faturday, Cas-
[20095]tro summarized the "accomplichments" of the Tricontinental, strecsing the unanimity
[20096]of the Commnirts in their will to conquer South Viet Nam. In the Philippines, Dean
[20098], _ Rusk n said that if the U.S. peace offensive failed, the Americans would find theg
[20099]selves the need to “crush North Viet Nam", - Thie etatement duly replied the Tri-
[20100]continental threate,s Fidel might do well to reconsider his offers of arms and “vol-
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[20109]i EDITORIALS#
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[20118]1
[20119]unteers® to Viet Nan, as he might get in the way of American determination and suf- .
[20121]i fer the consequences.
[20125]i "Tho Daggere Hidden Behind the Tricontinental",- The sessions of the Tricontinental
[20126]3 had hardly coma to an end when the intrigues and rifts between the Conmniets came
[20127]: out to ‘the curface, In their official prees, the Chinese have charged the Soviets
[20128]% with having turned the Conference into an anti-Chinese plot. Castro, two days ear=
[20129]é lier, had taken the dagger out of his sleeve and acted as the Soviets* barking hound
[20130]2 dog.
[20131]F Janus 1966: ‘
[20132]5 NEWSCASTS!
[20133]t 1) RED PLOT AGAINST COSTA RICA UNVEILED,
[20134]é 2) RED CHINESE ARMY POLITICAL BOSSES CALL FOR WAR READINESS, . ; .
[20135]J EDITORIALS:
[20139]At the Tricontinental Conference, .
[20141]af. AR REPOS WR eH?
[20143]"The Americas Answer The Tricontinental Threats".-
[20144]Gastro challenged the stability of the Americas and took an open war path by arousing :
[20146]the Comminiats in a manner which he though would go unchallenged. Yet, representa-
[20148]tives of Latin gvts., such 18 Cabinet Minister Barrios, of Venezuela, have shown the ;
[20151]way to counter Castroite aggression. Precisely yesterday, it was Mr. Lincoln Gordon,
[20153]- the new Asst. Secy. of State for Latin American Affairs who said that Cuba constitutes
[20154]. & a great threat to all American countries, This pronouncement may be said to represent . ‘
[20155]Hd . , {
[20156]a American though 4n the struggle against Commnism,
[20157]‘ : "A Great Threat".- When Ambaseador Gordon took office as Asst, Secy. of State for ,
[20159]Latin American Affairs, he reiterated that Cuba unter Red domination means a grave
[20160]menace to the countries South of the border, and that this is a primry concer for
[20162]the U.S, Thic is still more the case after the Tricontinental Conference, and the
[20164]peoplee of Latin America are determined to shake off thie menace once and for all,
[20166]in order to put an end to aggreseion, terror, subversion, etc., all of which are plagp
[20167]ned and financed by Red Cuba. ,
[20169]PRESET WY Had deus Fae are oe net
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[20173]L.
[20176]owe bn
[20178]"HABLA... UNIDAD REVULUCIUNAKIA" (W.ROU.L.)
[20180]Cctober 19: "The Indonesian Feople Against the Communists",=
[20182]‘cle breaks Cuban deadly silence concerning Indonesian events, and sum=
[20184]marizes and, comments such events, emphasizing that the peoplé and the
[20185]armed forces have performed the miracle of recovering democracy for Indo-
[20186]nesia. HISTORIC DETERMINISM turns against Communism, first in the Domin-
[20187]ican Republic, next in Algeria, now in Indonesia, and tccorrow in Cuba.
[20189]“Why Doesn't Fidel Talk of the Farty's Reorganization?" .= Right after the
[20190]news on the reorganization of the Party were confirmed, Castro offered to
[20191]let all dissatisfied Cubans out of the country. Among: other things, this
[20192]offer served as a smoke Screen to cover the purge which he had carried
[20193]cut, Then, complete silence on the subject, so that no one would realize
[20194]that the Party has been placed under his absolute personal control. He
[20196]fears the reaction. of the purged old Commies.
[20198]October 20: "Latin America Against Communism™.=- The Yenezuelan Dock~
[20200]workers Convention in Caracas, which had an international character, put
[20202]_ fe UGA BY IR/
[20204]out Resolutions in which the workers of the Americas confirm their deter~
[20206]" mination to fight communism.
[20208]"The Arrival of the Pro-Consul".~ Gromyko's trip to Cuba is more than just |
[20210]_a visit by the Soviet Foreign Minister: it is an unannounced inspection
[20212]tour by the Fro-Consul to his Caribben colony. Of course, this trip can
[20214]bring nothing good for Fidel.
[20216]October 21: "Why is Gromyko in Havana?".- Gromyko, breaking all rules of
[20217]democracy, showed up in Havana.
[20219]by Cuba,
[20220]"Qld Guard", who have been politically executed by Castro.
[20222]19-1A0-2k
[20224]This arti-- -
[20226]What for? Among the other problems faced -
[20228]he showed up to solve the crisis undergone by the Cuban Communist .
[20230]OEE Pate peter SES lene RST alae Phew. nev arti
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[20234]Ame
[20236]"The Fussled Cheat".- Castro's "open-deor” offer, which was just a bluff
[20238]which he hcped would not be accepted, has caught Fidel in a series of
[20240]traps which he has laid himself. He has had to take resource to a thousand
[20242]gimmicks and buts in order to keep Cuba from losing its entire population,
[20244]but he hss been unable to keep Camarioca from becoming a plebiscite of
[20246]Ox nahe
[20248]hostility agsinst his regime.
[20250]October 22: "Fidel Castro's Despair". After he was abandoned by the of-
[20251]ficers and soldiers of the kebel Army, by the militia and by the people
[20253]of Cuba in general, Castro tries to seek refuge in the support of the
[20255]Cubats young pecple support Castro, we challenge him to allow draft-age '
[20257]youths to leave the country if they wish.
[20259]"Che's Letter in Cuban Schools".~ Castro has ordered that Che's letter
[20260]be read and re-read in Cuban schools. The letter, which seems to have
[20261]f been dictated by Fidel while his victim stood with a foot in the grave,
[20262]= is a carbon copy of Stalin's procedures, ‘Stalin also demanded that the
[20263]*. "purged" leave letters which he himself dictated, in order to. instill the
[20264]e. cult to his personality in the minds of children and form the myth of his
[20265]own genius. Castro forgets that such Stalinist methods are still too. re-
[20267]- cent and much discredited,
[20269]Cctober 23: “Gromyko and Castro's Woes".- This article emphasizes —
[20271]Castro's deep concern over CGromykots sudden appearance in Cuba, which
[20272]indicates that the Soviet Pro-Consul dropped in to tighten Castro-Com-
[20274]i munist screws economically as well as politically.
[20276]"Corvalan is Still Castro's Top Foe Within Fan-American Communism",=-
[20278]Traditionally, the Chilean Communist Party has been the center of op=
[20280]Law
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[20285]a
[20286]2
[20288]a -
[20290]position to Castro's brand of Communism among the old-line Parties in
[20291]this Continent. While Castro has invested millions in subversion, Corva-
[20292]lan has patiently waited to .capitalize on such investments and on Fidel's
[20293]own activities. Today more than ever, the old-line Communist Parties
[20294]throughout the Americas are in a hurry to displace Castro completely, and —
[20295]Stage a counter-coup right in Cuba, where Fidel has made a devastating
[20296]purge of the Cld Guard. .
[20299]October 25: "Castro's Memo to the Soviet Union”.=- A comment on the memo
[20300]presented hy Castro to Gromyko concerning Cuba's needs with respect to
[20301]economy, oil, currency, sugar, transportation equipment, industrial units,
[20302]etc., in order thet Cuba's econemy may get rolling again. Gromyko's crisp,’ ,
[20304]cold reply was that he would forward the demands to the soviet government. .
[20306]"Mikoy«n-Gromyko".= Soon it'll be threc years since Mikoyan, in his
[20308]capacity as the Kremlin's Pro-Censul, travelled to Cuba to impose Soviet
[20309]decisions on -the notoricus "missile crisis", Three years later, another
[20310]Pro-Consul, Gromyko, shows up in Havana, also to impose Soviet decisions
[20312]on the puppet. The Kremlin is mcking it plain for Fidel to understand
[20314]that he can't last a week longer unless he fully abides by Moscow's orders.
[20316], j
[20318]October 26: "Not Even the Soviet Union Can Save Castro".- This article
[20320]comments the internal situ:tion of Cuba and Castro-Commuinism at the time
[20322]of Gromykots departure from the Island. Mention is made of growing dis-
[20324]content, of restlessness and dissatisfaction among Cubans, plus the
[20325]destruction of Cuba's light industry and agriculture. Other woes of the
[20326]Castroites are elaborated on, and, in the end, we call on those who form
[20327]part of the Castro government, but who nevertheless love Cuba, to help
[20329]put an end to the Red monster and to the anguish of the people.
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[20333]"When the Present is Unbearzble...".- In view cf the unbearable, desperate
[20335]reality faced by the people of Cuba under the Castro reyime, the tyrant ;
[20336]In such vertigo, he goes as far as to pro :
[20338]promises parsdise in 20 years,
[20339]He has
[20341]mise laurel crowns for Cuban sportsmen in the 1972 Olympic Ganes.
[20343]2 annihilated all the sports in Cuba and the country has been eliminated
[20344]* from all international competitions because it mikes a means for subd-
[20345]S version out of sports. Fortunately, by 1972 Fidel Castro will be mean
[20347]no more to the Cubans than the bitter memory of a tyrant who no longer
[20349]exists.
[20351]TRE ee mannii rae ae
[20353]Saat ea aa 27
[20355]ee ae ONES 5
[20358]14.90000
[20360]. no future for Communism in thie Continent.(piaty dy Lay A. ~ OC7- 3)
[20362]~_,
[20363]SHAPLAs ee, UNIDAD “TVOLUCTCNATIA" (+),P.U.L.)
[20365]Cotuter 20, 105: "011 Worries the Havana Communist Regime*.< A comment on the
[20366]statement. by Engineer Alberto Quoralt, who just arrived from Cula, who, in his
[20367]eazecity ac a technician who held a high port in the Petroloun Concolidated, deducts
[20368]the poceibility that Soviot deliverics of o1l to Cuba may decrease. These statenents
[20369]are corLirmod by the interpretation of Fresident Dorticos* own words, and by the
[20371]precence of a Cutan mission in Creat Britain.
[20373]& Concentration of Gorillac, Thuga and Informere",- In the reorganization of the
[20375]Yarty, Pidel Castro has undortaken the biggest concentration of gorillas, ever to
[20377]have taken the political leadernhip of any country in the world. Besides, he has
[20378]raiecoi a good numter of thugs ani gorillas to leadership positions. Such are the :
[20379]fen that Castro has found to lead the Party which he has made in tiie own likeness
[20381]is: order to exert absolute, despotic, parscnal powor over a nation.
[20383]Horextsr let, 1965: “Thera Will Be No Changos in the Blockade of Red Cuba",- A com
[20385]nent on the rumors that U.S, policy on Cuba will "soften", It ie indicated that ie
[20387]Washington, for humanitarian reacons, accepted Castro's parley to evacuate the spirit- ;
[20388]ually wounded. We also comment on the statement of a Washington official who said that |
[20391]"tte fear that the U.S. may alter its rolations with Cuba ie unfounded (and) there is ‘
[20393]no prospect for a change in our relations". We arrive at the eonelusion that U.S. a
[20394]policy on the subject will no vary: Castro will be econcmically strangled ani there's ,
[20396]‘ wdhat About Political Prisoners?".- Fidel Castro has taken a eeries of steps that
[20397]: lirdt, by eeveral means, the offer he made to allow dissatisfied Cubans to leave the
[20399]Telard. Even though no public statements have been made about the political prisoners,
[20401]it may be exrected that this mtter has been considered in the negotiations, and that
[20403]Fidel Castro ‘rmuet be forced to play fairly in order that he may not trade with the
[20404]| agory and the hope cf 7C,COC political prisoners and with the hope and the anguish of.
[20406]their reletivee.-
[20408]'
[20410]14-0000
[20414]r
[20418]1
[20422]Cctober 29, 1965: “Russia Rebuffs Castro".- A ccnuent on;the news that
[20424]Cuba and the USSR have signed an agreement to send 7 engineers and 50
[20426]technicizns to the Caribbcan Island. It is pointed out that, substantial
[20428]ly, such is the Soviet Union's reply to the request for technical and
[20430]financial assist-nce for Cuba's reconstruction and for the sugar crop.
[20432]' "Brazil and the Dominican Reyublic".- The situation in Brazil and the
[20434]Dominican Republic shows that it is not enough to face : up to Communist
[20435]egeressions, but that energetic, prec-utionary measures) must be taken
[20436]°$3 well to neutralize the subversive threat and guarantee democratic
[20438]stability... On the other hand, the Hemisphere's problems must be focus-
[20440]‘sed tn their entirety, and action must be taken against the source of
[20442]subversion in Communist Cuba,
[20444]br
[20446]14-00000
[20448]. 4, . ™
[20450], . . .
[20454]. | 2. THE MIAME WERALD
[20456]. Friday, Dee, 81, 1965
[20460]” et ° .
[20462]‘Cuba Aid ~
[20463]a uda I Bhortly before Cohas’
[20464]na : press conference, the Aracel-
[20465]2} ° , jo Iglenian aniled tne days
[20466]my . behind schedule for Commue
[20467]£3 ; V¢ t hint’ China, repartediy to
[20468]} ‘ ven oO pick up military hardware
[20469]ge . . for the North Vietnamese. It
[20470]wae N Vi . was being aklopened ‘y, the
[20471]fy ay second mage, on orders from
[20472]“I e 1e Is Cuba,
[20473]_ : . "The Cuban Embassy ta
[20474]sf Tokyo had secretely  ar-
[20476]ranged for the = Aracelio:
[20478],
[20480]f
[20482]Ship Weapons,
[20483]Defector Says
[20485]By CARLOS MARTINEZ
[20487]Of Our Lote America Stelt
[20488]- A Cuban sea captain who
[20489]{walked off his shin with
[20490]three of his afficera at a Jap.
[20491]anese port four days azo
[20492]charged Thursday tn Miami
[20493]that) Cubsn vesxela take
[20494]weapons to North Viet Nam
[20495]“three or four” times every
[20496]six months.
[20498]The captain, Francisco
[20500]Coban Ones, 46, told a preas
[20501]conference calied by Cuban
[20502]exiles that “all Cuban ships
[20504]Japan, atid Cobaa, in acting
[20505]as cnordinator for all Viet
[20506]Nam-bound shipments taken
[20507]at Communist ports in Asia.
[20509]iglesias tc take a ahipment
[20510]of wart materiel from North
[20511]Korea to North Viet Nam,”
[20512]charged Cohaa,
[20514]Nevertheless he sald plans
[20515]were changed at the last mins
[20516]ule and he was “hastily ore
[20517]deved™. to pick up the ship.
[20518]ment of weapons in Shange
[20519]hal instead, ft was Chen
[20520]when the four decited to
[20521]defect,
[20523]“The xhips that sal tron
[20524]Cuba with augar ate ordered
[20525]to pick up the weapons alter
[20526]unionding thé sugar at das
[20527]pan” salt Cohasy, adding
[20528]that the pichupa lake place
[20529]only at North Kerean and
[20533]a have orders to carry war Hed Chinese parts “hecause
[20535]te materiel to North Viet Nam of thele geographical altuas
[20537]Le to help the North Vietname tion.”
[20539]<§ ese effort.” ‘ The short, articuiate seas.
[20540]d The Cuben Embassy In man also charged that the. -
[20542]Cuban government keeps a
[20543]small intelligence detail on
[20544]each of its merchant shipe.
[20545]‘They are members of the G-
[20546]2, Castru'n c.eaded secret
[20548]a The four Cuban defectors .
[20549]3 of the 7,4G0-ton fielghter police,
[20551]é- Aracelio igiesian were flown “For some reason, the G2
[20552]Re fo San Francleco Inst Tues man on board ia usually the
[20553]i cday. There they gave’ U.S. radio and telegraph cpera-
[20554]pa agente thelr account of how tor. In the Aracelio Iglesias
[20555]Re Fidel Castro's ships carry we had a second G-2 man
[20556]a Rad Chinesa arms to the Glsguised as the fourth engl.
[20557]it Viet Cong. They arrived Ip neer, even though he had no
[20558]a) Miami Wednesday, : straining or sbility to per
[20559]P soe tea form his duty.”
[20561]C7
[20563]Te Cag ee eee re
[20565]Vv
[20567]14.90000
[20569]OFFICE,
[20570]10 SE. 9 St,
[20572]Bon 3940
[20573]A PRESS SERVICE FROM ; Miami, Floride
[20574]oe PHONE,
[20576]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.&)} 373 - 8033
[20578]FOR _IMEDIATE RELEASE
[20580]DEFECTING CUBAN SEAMEN EXPLAIN THEIR DECTFION He
[20582]Skipper, three officers loft Cuban freighter in Japan, Cuban
[20583]logistical support of Viet Rods donounced. Crewmen reluctant
[20584]to transport war mtcrials to North Viet. Rolo of Castro's |
[20585]Embasay in Tokyo, Cuban Reda withhold ship's itinerary to dg
[20586]ceive the Japaneses ‘“pying on board. Bureaucratic chaos re=
[20587]sults in damage to Cuba's foreign supplies,
[20589]A Cuban skipper who left his ship in Japan Dec. 26 confirmed today in Miami that =
[20590]Castro's logistical support of Viet Nam Reds was the rain reason for his defection,
[20591]In 0 prees conference held at the Biscayne Room of tho Hotel McAllister, Francisco.
[20592]Cobas, the defecting captain of the Cuban freightor "Aracelio Iglesias", told news-.
[20593]mon why ho and three of his fellow officers decided to seek asylum in the United --
[20595]States,
[20597]Tho pross conference was arranged by UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARTA, a Miami-based Cuban -- ©
[20599]group whom Cobas approached upon his arrival from Japan, Cobas ceid that he had -
[20600]apked the U.R. to help him get in touch with the prova eo that he and his shipmates
[20601]could denounce Cuban maneuvers to help the Viet Cong.
[20603]During the conferonce, Cobas was flanked by Antonio Arias, Vario Pérez and Humberto
[20604]Ferndndoz, the three other defecting officers of the "Aracelio Iglesias", Cobas, ~
[20605]introduced by U.R. Secrotary General Mario Seiglic, spoke for the group. Said Co--
[20606]bas that ho and his shipmates had refused torun tho riske of transporting war mate-
[20607]riale to Horth Viet Nam, particularly since they were convinced that such transpor-
[20608]tation was wrong, Coban added that all Cuban vengola have been ordered to take mil
[20609]itary cupplies to North Viet Nam from other Asian Communict ports, and that the Cub
[20610]an Embassy in Tokyo serves as coordinator for all such shipments.
[20612]Referring to hie former ship, Capt. Cobas explained that the Embacsy had ordered ~-
[20613]the "hracelio Iglesias" to saii to a North Korean port and to await further instrug
[20614]tions there, The Cuban diplomats withheld the ship's itinerary and declared that -
[20615]the "Aracelio" would return: to the Japanese port of. Yahata before proceeding to --
[20616]North Viet Nam. By pretending that the ship would come back to Japan, they hoped -
[20617]to deceive the crew and reasrire the Japanese as to the cargo and the use to which -
[20618]the ship was being put, The truth was, however, that, while in North Korea, the -~
[20619]"Aracalio" was to receive orders to load a cargo of war supplies and sail directly
[20621]from there to North Viet Nam.
[20623]According to Cobas, this could not be done in the end because the ‘Tokyo Embassy was
[20624]warned at the last moment that the North Korean port of Chinnampo was .blocked by —~
[20625]The “Aracelio" was now ordered to pick up another military shipment at Shan--
[20627]ice,
[20628]It was then that Cobas and his shipmates dec--
[20630]ghai and take it to North Viet Han.
[20631]ided to walk out, 1
[20633]Cobas went on to explain that logistical support to the North Vietnamese was one of
[20634]the two tasks assigned to the new Cuban envoy in Tokyo, a fanatically loyal Comm-~~-
[20636]MAILING ADORESS
[20639]14-0000
[20645]nist: named Manuel Jorge Cucvo Venéndes, whose previous job was to run concentra--
[20646]tion camps in the Isle of Fines. ~
[20648]Tho Cuban skipper referred to ill-treatment of Cuban soamen by the Castro regime,
[20649]mentioning arong other. instances the conrtant spying on board by C-2 meng prefer—-
[20650]ential Custons treatment given Conriunist-Bloc sailorsgand the ridiculously low lo-
[20651]cal-currency allowance of 3% per, week given to the Cubans while in foreign ports.
[20652]Elaborating on the isdue of espionage, Capt. Cobas revealed that the radio and tel--
[20653]egraph operator 1s usually the G-2 man on board. Ag captain of the “Aracelio", Co-
[20654]bas himeolf was forced to. surrender the mail of supposedly "disloyal" crewmen to --
[20655]one of the spies assigned to his ship. ; :
[20657]As regards operation conditions of tho Cutan merchant fleet, Cobas told newsmen <=
[20658]that the two basic problems confronted by Cuban shipping are the obsolete Soviet --
[20659]equipmont installed in most boats and the excessive oaucratic red tape and dis--
[20660]organization, As example of the latter, he montioned tho fact, that the Cuban buy=
[20662]ing agency seldom informs the shipping coordinating office of the dates oh which -=
[20663]the merchandice 15 to be picked up at a foreign port. Last-minute notices and pub-
[20664]sequent offorts to find éhips usually mee’ failure, with the result that the seller
[20665]must pay higher warchouse costs. This he’ caused rany foreign firms to either re-
[20667]fuee to trade with.Castro-or to impose extromely harsh terms to protect themselves
[20669]from the coztly effects of tia Communists! unreliability, .
[20671]Capt. Franciaco Cobis then revealed that he understocd that a vast "reorganization"
[20672]of the Cuban Havy was undertaken early this fall, Most officers, he said, were dig
[20673]charged on the grounds of suspected "disloyalty" to the government. Incidentally,
[20674]added Cobas, some retired Army officers who have had no naval experience, have also
[20675]been assigned to the merchant marine. Cobas assured his audience that their deci-
[20676]aion to quit was made of their own free will and that no one had prossured them --
[20677]into 1t, He denounced Communiet oppression of his homeland and said that ho and his
[20678]three shipnates refused to keep serving under it. ;
[20680]Following Capt. Cobas' statement, the newsmon asked him numerous questions. Most =
[20681]of these referr,d to the iscue of Cuban boats being used to carry war supplies to -
[20682]Viet Nam, which was quoted by the Cuban seamen as the chief reason for their defec-
[20683]tion, All journalists present showed great interest in this matter, as such Cuban
[20684]assistance to Viet Nam Reds more or less directly results in the loss of American ~
[20686]livea in that. Asian country.
[20687]UNIDAD REVOLUIONARIA (U.R.)
[20689]Ref, 3 205
[20691]‘Mant, December 30, 1965.
[20693]14-0000
[20696]10 S.€. 9 St,
[20698]Box 3940
[20699]Miomi, Florida
[20701]UN SERVICIO DE PRENSA DEL TELEFCNO:
[20702]MOV IMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.) 373 - 8033
[20704]MARINOS CUBANOS QUE DESERTANON EXPLICAN WJ DECISION EN MIAMI
[20706]El capitan y tres oficieles abandonaron
[20707]un Carguero cubano on Japon.e Denmuncian
[20708]apoyo logistico de Cuba Roja a los Viet
[20709]Cong.- Renuente le tripulacién a transe.
[20710]portar matorial bélico a Viet Nam.- El
[20711]papel de la Embajada castrista en Tokyo.
[20712]Ocultaron los Fojos cubanos el itinera ~
[20713]rio para enganar a log Japoneses.- Espio
[20714]naje a bordo,= El desorden burocratico
[20715]perjudica a los suninistradores de Cas «
[20716]tro en el extranjero,
[20718]Un capitan cubano que abandond su nave en Japén el 26 do diciembre confirnd hoy
[20719]en Miami que el cpoyo logfatico de Castro a los rojos de Viet Nam hab{a sido el prin
[20720]cipal motivo de su desercién. =n una conferencia de prensa colebrada en un céntrico
[20721]hotel de esta ciudad, Francisco Cobas, capitan del carguero cubano “Aracelio Iglesias"
[20724]eitar asilo en los EEUU.
[20726]_ La conferencia de prensa fué convocada por UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA, organizacion cu.
[20727]bana radicada aqui a la que se dirigiéd Cobas a su Llegada del Japon. Cobas dijo que
[20728]habia solicitado la aytida de U.R, a fin da ponerse en contacto con los periodistas y
[20729]denunciar las maniobras de Cuba Roja en favor de los rojos vietnamitas.
[20731]Durante la conferencia, se encontraban junto a Cobas los otros tres oficiales asie
[20732]lados, nombrados Antenio Ruiz Arias (Primer Oficial),‘ Mario Julio Pérez Giron (Jefe
[20733]de Naquinas), y Hunberto R: Fornandez (Sobrecargo), El capitdén Cobas fue presentedo
[20734]por ei Dr. Mario Seiglie, Secretario General de UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA.
[20736]Dijo Cobas que tanto 61 como sus compafierss de tripulacion se negaban a correr el |
[20737]riesgo que supone trensportar material bélico a Viet Iam del Norte, maxime cuando a -
[20738]brigaban la sconviceién de que dicha actitud del gobierno cubano es altarente condena-
[20739]ble. Afiadid Cobas que todos los buques cubanos tienen drdenes de llevar suministros
[20740]de guerra a Viet Nom del Norte desde otros puertes comunistas del Asia, y que la Enba
[20741]jada cubana en Tokyo funge como coordinadora de tales embarques,
[20743]Refiriéndose at "Aracelio Iglesias", que capitaneaba, Cobas reveld que la Enbaja-
[20744]da cubana en Japén habfa di spuesto que el "Aracelio" zarpare rumbo a un puerto norco~
[20745]reano y aguardara allf mevas érdenes. Los diplomiticos castristas retuvieron el iti
[20746]nerario del buque y declararon que el mismo volverfa al puerto japonés de Yahata an =
[20747]tos de seguir rumbo a Viet Nam dol Norte. Al hacer ver se el buque regresarfa al J2
[20748]pon, los comunistes se proponfan enganiar a la tripulacion y tranquilizar e las autor
[20749]dades japonesas respecto del cargamento del buque y del uso que se iba a dar al mismo.
[20750]La realidad, empero, era que, durante la estancia del "Aracelio" en Corea del Korte,
[20751]el mismo habriz de recibir la ordmn de cargar un embarque de material bélico y zarpar
[20753]DIRECCION POSTAL:
[20755]co
[20757]14-0000
[20759]oe
[20761]directamente hecia Viot Nam dol Norte,
[20763]Seguin Cobas, esto no pudo hacorse debido a que, a Ultima hora, la Enbajada reci
[20764]bid el aviso de que ol puorto. norcoreano de Chinnanpo estaba bloqueado por ol hielo,
[20765]fh vista de ello, se ordend al ‘Aracelio" levar anclas rumbo a Shanghai para reco =
[20766]gor allf otro ‘cargamento do matorial de guerra y conducirlo al Viet Nan. Fué enton
[20767]ces quo Cobas y ais compafieros decidieron abandonar el buque.
[20769]A continuacion, Cobas pasé a explicar que el apoyo log{stico a los Viet Cong - -
[20770]constituye una de las tareas encomendadas al mevo jembajador eubano en Tokyo, un Coe
[20771]muni sta fanitico nombrado Manuel Jorge Cuervo Nonéndes quo tuvo a su cargo la: adni-
[20772]nistracién de varios campos do concentracion on Isla de Pinos,
[20774]Refirigndose 2 los mnlos trates que reciben los marinos cubanos, Cobas menciond
[20775]la constante vigilancia a quo estan sometidos a bordo por el G-2 comnista, asf como
[20776]& las consideraciones éspeciales de aduana que se dan a los tripulantes de buques de
[20777]otros paises comunistas y a la ridfcula cantidad ($5 semanales) en moneda local que
[20778]se da a los marinos cubanos para sus gastos en puertos oxtranjeros, Detallando la
[20779]cuestidn de la vigilancia, reveld ol capitdn Cobas que on la mayorfa de los buques
[20780]cubanos el G.2 do « bordo suelo ser el radiotelegrafista, Como capitan del "Araces
[20781]lio Iglesias", el propio Cobas so vio obligado a ontregarlo a otro agente policface
[20782]destacado a jbordo toda la correspondencia de clertes tripulantes supuestamente des.
[20784]leales al réginon, .
[20786]Tanbién iio Cobas. a los periodistas que los principales problemas que confronta
[20787]la navogacién cubana los constituyen los equipos soviéticos anticuados instalados en
[20788]muchos buques y las complicaciones y confusiones burecraticas. Como ejemplo de esto
[20789]Ultimo, sefiald Cobas que la agencia oficial de compras del. réginen cubano casi ma
[20790]Communica a la coordinadora do fletes (CUFLET) la fecha en ‘que debord cargarse alguna
[20791]mercancia en puerto extranjero, Dicha fecha no se avisa hasta Ultima hora, fracasan
[20792]do ast los intentos de CUFLET para conseguir buque. Como consecuancia de esto, el -
[20793]voendedor extranjero ve notablemonte aumentados sus costos de almacén, y esto ha hee
[20794]cho que muchas firnas extranjeras bien se abstengan de comerciar con la tiranfa roja
[20795]o impongan términos leoninos de venta para precaversa de los costosos efectos de la
[20796]irresponsabilidad comunista, .
[20798]El eapitdn Cobas reveld que, segun tenfa entendido, la Marina de Guerra do Cuba
[20799]Roja sufrid une amplia "reorganizacion" a principios del otaro, Segiin dijo, Jiuchos
[20800]oficiales fueron licenciados por su supuesta "deslealtad"™ al région, Los mas afor=
[20801]tunados fueron transferidos a la marina mercante, a la que tembién se ha incorporado
[20802]a mchos oficiales retirados dol Ejéreito que carecen por completo de experiencia na
[20803]val. Los restantes oficiales licenciadés de 1a Marina de Guerra han sido fusilados |
[20805]o recluidos en prisién,
[20807]El Capitan Cobas aseguro a los presentes que su decision y la de sus compafieros
[20808]era al producto de su libérrina voluntad, né habiéndose ejercide sobre ellos la ne.
[20809]nor presion, Cobas denuncid la opresidn comunista en su patria y afiadis qe | ni él
[20810]ni sus tres compafieros podfan seguir sirviendo a la causa roja.
[20812]14-00000
[20814]Luégo do estas declaraciones, los periodistas presontes formlaron al Capitan Co
[20815]bas numerosas preguntas, la mayorfu de las cuales so roferfan al uso do las naves do
[20816]Ciba Roja pare llovar cuministros a los comunistrs del Viet Cong. Todos los repor-
[20817]teros asistentes so mostraron vivamonto interesados en ogte esunte, por cuanto dicha
[20818]ayuda cubana go traduce mas o monos directamento en la pérdida de vidas norteanerica
[20822]Sea ALS
[20824]was
[20826]UNIDAD REYOLUCIONARIA (U,R.)
[20828]Hiami, Dicleubre 31, 1965
[20829]Ref: 210
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[20841]ty chipmtor and I have requested political asylum from the United ftates
[20842]because we aro convinced that Cutan support of the Com-unist var in Vietnam is
[20843]wrong and ve r-fvow to run tne ricks of transpocting war material to North Viet
[20844]Nan, . '
[20846]All Cuban ships have orders to carry cargo to North Vietnam to help the
[20847]North Vietnamese war effort, The Cuban Embassy in Japan is acting as the coore
[20848]dinator for all shipments of war material to North Vietnam via Cuban ships from
[20849]Communist ports in Asia, The Cutan Embassy in Tokyo had secretly arranged for
[20850]tho jracolio Iglosias to take a shipmont of war materials from Morth Korea to”
[20852]North Viotnam. In order to hide their intentions, the Embassy arranged that the:
[20854]fracelio itinorary be kept up in the air until the last possible moment; then to :
[20855]fool the crew and the Japanese they gavo the story the ship would return to Japan ae
[20856]to lead tin cargo at Yahata and then proceed on route to North Vietnam. In reale
[20857]ity, wo woro to receive instructions on itinerary while in North Korea telling
[20858]us to proceed directly to North Vietnam after loading tho war supplies,
[20860]At the last moment, howaver, tho Embassy was informed that the port of
[20861]Chinnampo was blocked by ice. The Cuban Enbassy then hastily arranged for us to :
[20862]pick up a shipment of arms in Shangad previously scheduled for another Cuban
[20863]boat about the end of January. . :
[20865]Logistical support to the North Vietnamese is one of the two taske assigned ;
[20866]to Mr, Nanuol Jorge Cuerya,. the now Cuban Ambassador to Japan, His other funce
[20867]tion is to erase the bad effects on Japanese-Cuban trade caused by the defection
[20868]of the former trade Counselor to Japan, Gilberto Alerany. Tho Cuban government | :
[20869]is very concerned about the prospect of declining trade einee already some comp-
[20870]anies that formerly traded with Cuba, will no longer do so openly.
[20872]In genoral, I may say that members of the Cuban merchant marine live under
[20873]unbearable conditions, The treatment wo receive is so bad that no one foala
[20874]like cooperating with the marine purposes of the regime, even in the few cases
[20875]where there might be no ideological incompatibility involved,
[20877]As examples of this treatment, I may mention the constant spying on board y
[20878]by members of the "G-2", For some reason, the "G-2" man on board is usually the
[20879]radio and telegraph operator, In the "Aracelio"” we had one by the name of Eduay —
[20880]do Sanchez who was a notorious spy. Abourd we had another ran called Manuel Ria
[20881]Rodriguez who was imposed as the Fourth Dngineer, even though he had no training
[20882]or ability to perform such duties. As Captain of the "Aracelio", I vas ordered
[20884]TELEFONO FR 38033
[20886]103& 9ST. MIAMI, FLORIOA
[20888]14-0000
[20891]by the governiont ahipping concern "Vazticas" to give Rua ‘all possible ccopsrat~
[20892]fon in the fulfillment of his functions. Rfla then camo to see me and asked,
[20893]among other things, that I surrerder to him tho incoming and outgoing mail of
[20894]certain apecific crewmen who were su2zected of teing arainst tha government.
[20895], Another instance of 1ll-treatrent which Cutan seamen resent is the discrin4
[20896]nation to which we are subject ty the Cuban Cuctoms as compared to the preferr~-
[20897]tial treatront they accord to foreign eallore, particularly those from behind
[20898]the fron curtain, Most overything ws tring fron abroad to alleviate the scarcity
[20899]suffered by our families ia confiscates at the Customs House.
[20901]Still other reasons for disgust are the rany cute and discounts nade from ow!
[20902]already low pay and, very especially, the fidiculousiy low amount of foreigt cug
[20903]rency that wo ure allowed when we eail atroad. For spending money in foreign.
[20904]‘ports, all we got in local currency 12 ths equivalent of 4 per week which, of
[20905]course, are deducted from our basic salzries, In applying this restriction, no
[20907]distinction is mde botwoen the crevren or ths various officer ranko, It 1a $5
[20909]for everyone. .
[20910]Because of all this, and becauze of the terrible conditions under which
[20912]_ Communism keeps our homeland, most Cutan eailorg and officers aro staunch anti-
[20914]Communists. The Government knows thiz, but nevertheless thoy must employ what
[20915]they call "tho reactionaries" because of the scarcity of other trained pereonnel
[20916]to man Cuban boats, Their only choice is to spy on us constantly, as I fave
[20917]just explained.
[20919]As to the operating conditions of the Cuban merchant fleet, it is vorth
[20920]mentioning that Polish ships, which raze yp a sizable proportion of Cuban ship-
[20921]ping, are supplied with Sovict-made equiprert which the Russians have long aise
[20922]carded as obsolete. Again, my own ship is an example, The "Aracelio" wee com
[20923]pleted as recently ae 1963 in a Polizh shipyard. Yet, ite radar equiprent is 60
[20924]obsolete that it is simply not used, since we could never find the parte to re=-
[20925]pair it when it broke. A German tecknic‘tan told my Chief Mate here that it rust
[20926]have been a World-War II unit. ty
[20928]Excessive bureaucratic red tape ard disorganization is another serious
[20929]problem confronted by Cuban shipring a¢ which often results in considernble
[20930]damage to those firms that trade with tie Castro tyranny, I will illustrate
[20931]this. The Cuban government agency reepcnsible for arranging maritime treanspor=
[20933]tation for merchardise bought abroad is the “Empresa Cubana de Fletes" (CUFLET).
[20935]14-0000
[20939]The governrent purchasing organization buys merchandise from foreign companios,
[20940]but fails to inform CUFLET of the date on which tho cargo is to be loaded. ALL —
[20941]atterpts to establish this aro 2 to no avail, Then one day the buying agency
[20942]serves Last-ninute notice that the merchandice will be ready for loading.
[20944]CUFLET takes pains to find a veseel in time but, more often than not, ite hasty
[20945]efforts arc in vain, In the meantime, the seller abroad grows impatient, as he
[20946]has long fulfilled his part of the deal and must continue to pay warehouse costs
[20947]because of a delay that fs no fault of his. ,
[20949]This happens all the time, to the extent that many foreign firms refuse to
[20950]deal with such an undependable cuctomor as the Cuban government, or, foroseeing
[20951]the damages they may come to them because of such inefficiency they impose the
[20952]harshest eolling terms, .
[20954]The unrest and chaos that I have deccribed ia not peculiar to the merchant
[20955]fleet. Ido not know many details about this because I have been out at sea most
[20956]of the timo since I first heara of it, but I understand that the Cuban Navy was
[20957]also in such turmoil that practically all its officers were discharged early inde
[20958]fall. It is said that soma of tho dicmiceed naval officera were a:signed to the
[20960]merchant marine, and my men and I know a few instances. It 4s even true that -
[20962]. Army officers with no naval experience are being appointed to high naval posi-
[20964]tions. However, it is most likely that many of the purged officers will have
[20965]been shot or imprisoned. Such is. the Cubs of today.
[20967]Lastly, we wish to emphasize that our decision to ecek asylum in the United
[20968]States has been made of our own free will. 'o have been pressured into this dec}
[20969]‘sion by no one. Our consciences no longer permit us to serve the cause of a Con
[20970]munist Cuba. Like hundreds of Cubans before us, we who love Cuba deeply cannot
[20972]longer endure the tyranny with which she is afflicted.
[20973]We appreciate with all our heart the help received from UNIDAD R'VLUCINARIA
[20974]and we also wish to thank the gentlemen of the Press assembled here, for the at-
[20976]tention given us.
[20978]Francisco Cobas.
[20980]Miami, 30 de Diciembre de 1965,
[20983]14-0000
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[21021]WITHIN. TWO HOURS STORY ON LOCAL RADIO WHICH STRESSED
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[21024]OF DEFECTION DUE FACT IGLESIAS CARRYING MILITARY CARGOS TO NORTH
[21026]VIET NAM, PRESENT MORALE AND CONDITION CUBAN NAVY VERY POOR DUE
[21028]I} PART TO WHOLESALE OFFICER PURGE AND RESLACEMENT THESE OFFICERS
[21030]BY "LAND-LUBBER” ARMY CFFICERS, MERCHANT MARINE IN SAME STATE
[21032]DUE Ge2 HARASSMENT OF CREWS AND POOR CONDITION OF SHIPS, THESE.
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[21429]MARITIME DEFECTORS, PULLING ALL TOGETHER IN NEAR FUTURE FOR FURTHER
[21430]PSYCH ‘ACTIONS WHEN CURRENT PSYCH EXPLOITATIONS COMPLETED MIGHT BE
[21431]MORE EFFECTIVELY ACCOMPLISHED UNDER AEGIS AMICE, ALL SURFACINGS SHOULD
[21432]CONVEY IMPRESSION WIDESPREAD DISSATISFACTION IN MERCHANT MARINE,
[21434]2, ODACID EXPRESSING SOME CONCERN OVER DEFECTORS' STATEMENTS
[21435]RE "ARMS" SHIPMENTS TO NORTH VIETNAM AND DESIRES ASSURANCE STATEMENTS
[21436]CAN BE SUPPORTED AT LEAST BY LOGICAL ASSUMPTIONS, IF NOT OUTRIGHT’ FACT,
[21437]OTHERWISE FEAR ENTIRE EFFORT, WHICH THEY FEEL IS NOST DESIRABLE, MAY
[21438]BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE, WAVE SHOULD REVIEW STATEMENTS CAREFULLY WITH
[21440]s
[21441]4
[21442]3 SUBJECTS. AND BE CERTAIN THEY CONSISTENT AND CONVINCING SINCE IT
[21443][
[21444]s ANTICIPATED THIS WILL BE SUBJECT TO SEARCHING QUESTIONS IN FORTHCOMING
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[21480]PRESS CONFERENCE, JUGCEST MIGHT BZ DESIRABLE TO CITE MILITARY
[21482]CARGOS RATHER THAN 4.MS PER SE, PZR NISTERN-1 STATEMENT MADR 6593,
[21484]CARBIDE SHIPMENTS CLEARLY IN THIS CATZGORY, WOULD APPRECIATE TOKY
[21486], COMMENT,
[21489]i
[21490]i
[21492]3. FURTHER. SUGGEST WAVE HAVE Q-42 AND OTHERS INDICATE THAT
[21493]GROWING SECURITY CONTROLS OVER CUBAN EHIPS MADE LIFE INTOLERABLE,
[21494]EXCEPT FOR. PRESENCE OF TWO: OR THREE -DSZ MEN (HE MIGHT NAME A FEW)
[21496]ON EACH SHIP, UNDOUBTEDLY MANY MORE EZAMEN WOULD DEFECT, Q-42 COULD
[21498]FURTHER SUGGEST
[21500]HIMSELF THINKING OF DEFECTING,
[21502]HE KNOWS OF AT LEAET ONE SECURITY TYPE (sor NAMZD) WHO ©
[21503]ANOTHER FACTOR HINDERING MORE DEFECTION:
[21505]ts FEAR OF REPRISALS AGAINST FAMILIES,
[21507]RELEASING OFFICER
[21509]REPRODUCI
[21511]END OF MESSAGE
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[21521]AUTHENTICATING
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[21563]BLEAK INDEED IF AFTEM ALL THESE YFATS SOVIETS, SATELLITES Aid
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[21568]PRICIS OF CZECH DOCUMENT.
[21569]en
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[21608]PRIORITY ATHE INFO OI? “1ANR ern wave 2975
[21609]TYPIC MHSPAVN THUNIFORM
[21611]TEFL oA. ATHE 2934 yy) oo
[21613]PB, YAYE 7924 oa ZF i
[21615]1. MEETING ITH EcOWONIDES OM HoT RESULT ANY QUOTABLE mOTER TAL. :
[21617]“HILE MEETING NOT E¥PLICITWLY STIPULATED CONFIDENTIAL IT YAS PRIVATE
[21619]IN NATURE AND PURPOSE WAS TO RECCIVE “CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS" FoR a .¢
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[21641]THEREBY NEGATE WNAT APPEARS -2= PROMISING CONTACT
[21642]RPGS 3a i °
[21643]9. HOWEVER ANSCROLL pte RELTASE AN ACCOUNT 24 DEC SAYING
[21644]D Leah BE
[21646]AMSCROLL WAS PRESENTED ITS ST SHIPPING AND GALSE CASES TO
[21647]CREEK DIPLONATS WHO MEMBERS TSIRIMOKOS UN ENTOURACE. WILL REPORT
[21648]DIPLOMATS STATEMENT CREEF SOVT IS AWARE SHIPPING PROBLEM BUT BELIEVES
[21649]THIS WILL DECLINE AND DISAPPEAR IN FITURE, R82 CALBZ, WILL SAY
[21650]DIPLOMATS ACKNOWLENGED GALBE BEHAVIOR AND STATED THIS A MATTER BEING
[21651]CAREFULLY EXAMINED BY GREEK GOVT, THIS RELEASE WILL 3£ SEPARATE FROM
[21652]THAT DESCRIBED PARA 7 REF B AND WILL BE AIRMAILED ADDRESSES PROVIDE’.
[21653]BY ATHE.
[21655]3. FOR DIR AND MATR. RE PARA S REF B, RECHECK INDICATES
[21656]ALABART WAS SPEAKING OF MINISTER OF INDUSTRIES LOPEZ BRAVO RATHER
[21658]THAN COMMERCE MINISTER DEL BRAVO IN: THIS CONTEXT. —
[21660]me.
[21662]SECRET
[21663]CFNt 875 8031 7921 ECOYOMIDES NOT RESULT NOT EXPLICITLY TSIRIMOKOS
[21664]AMSCROLL 94 DEC GALBE GREEK A 7 B 6 B ALABART LOPEZ BRAVO DEL BRAVO —
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[21699]TYPIC MHSPAWN THUNIFORM aie L336
[21700]REF A. ATHE 60 7pogssd . a
[21702]B. WAVE 7793 (por0/| ~
[21703]RE PARA 5 REF A AMSCROLL WILL WRITE LETTER SUGGESTED PARA 4
[21705]R
[21706]UPON RECEIPT CLIPS. @E PARA 6: SEE REF B.
[21708]SECRET
[21709]CFN 7819 7968 7793 RE 5 A AMSCROLL 4 CLIPS RE 6 B
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[21729]; INFO MADR ATHE , coe —
[21730]; . 66092
[21731]TYPIC MHSPAWN THUNIFORM -
[21733]- REF; WAVE 7921 (IN 16238)* ;
[21734]1, CONCUR PROP PROPOSAL PARAS 6 AND 7 REF, CONSIDER ALABART
[21736]RESPONSE HIGHLY REVEALING AND UNDERSCORES PROPOSAL GIVE SPANISH/CUBAN
[21737]- ‘TRADE THEME WIDEST AND CONTINUING PLAY L.A, PRESS AND RADIO AND ALSO
[21738]EUROPEAN AREA, SUGGEST AMHIM CABLE SUMMARY AMSCROLL PRESS RELEASE PER
[21739]PARA 7 REF TO SEVERAL OF ITS MORE RESPONSIVE OUTLETS INCLUDING ATHE, IN
[21740]ORDER ASSURE FULLEST COVERAGE... :
[21742]2. FOR MADR: REQUEST STATION CABLE HQS WAVE ANY GOS REACTION
[21743]RESULT PROP PLAY ABOVE ALSO ANY STATION SUGGESTIONS FOR AMSCROLL USE IN
[21744]PREPARATION PRESS RELEASE AND PAPER TO BE FORWARDED DEL BARRIO
[21746]END OF MESSAGE .
[21748]* Concerns interview with Spanish Consul-General in N.Y.
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[21765]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[21767]14-0000
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[21792]TYPICc aia te THUNIFORM
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[21795]REF: As ATHE 3721
[21797]B. WAVE 792t C1623 F)
[21798]REF B DOES NOT INDICATE WHETHER MARWOS ECONOMIDES
[21802]de
[21803]DISCUSSED PARA 2 REF B SUBJECTS IN QUOTABLE, OFF-
[21805]THE-CUFF, Of aXFICIAL STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL MANNER.”
[21807]2. IF CONOMIDES DID NOT STIPULATE REF B DISCUSSION a wemer
[21808]"CONFIDENTIAL" ONE, THEN SUGGEST PARA 7 REF B AMSCROLL PRESS
[21810]RELEASE ALSO INCLUDE STATEMENT FRON “OFFICIAL GREEK
[21811]GOVT (GOG) REPRESENTATIVE OF TSIRIMOKOS* UN ENTOURAGE INDICATED
[21812]HIS DISAPPROVAL OF ALBE AND LISTENED SYMPATHETICALLY TO AMSCROLL
[21814]PRESENTATION". ALSO, G0G OPPOSED TO GREEK SHIPPING TO CUBA.
[21816]WE-HAVE CONSIDERED POSSIBILITY TSIRINOKOS REACTION TO
[21817]ABOVE. ALTHO TSIRINIKOS MAY DENY PERSON IN HIS EN-
[21819]TOURAGE MADE STATEMENT IT UNLIKELY HE WILL DENY GOG DISAPPROVAL
[21820]FURTHERMORE, IN EVENT A DENIAL IS ACTUALLY
[21822]3.
[21824]OF GALBE CONDUCT.
[21825]ISSUED, THIS WOULD SERVE AS USEFUL PEG KEEP STORY ALIVE AND
[21827]ALLCY FURTHER EDITORIAL CRITICISM OF GOG INACTION IN
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[21853]CFN 8@31 8221 7921 S NOT INDICATE MARKOS ECONONIDES 2 B
[21854]ECONOMIDES NOT B A ONE 7 8 ANSCROLL GOG TSIRIMOKOS* UN GALBE
[21856],ANSCROLL GOG GREEK CUBA TSIRIMOKOS TSIRIMIKOS GOG GALBE A
[21858]PEG GOS GALBE PERSONA NON GRATA NO INDEX
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[21889]PRIORITY TOKY INFO DIR CARA CITE WAVE 7958
[21891]RYBAT TYPIC ZRWAGON
[21893]R F WAVE 892( /4727) t
[21894]AMFRAME-, VENZZUELAN DOCUMENTATION COMPLETED, ARRIVING ;
[21895]TOKY ALITALIA 772 AT 224 ON 19 BEC TOKYO TIME. .
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[21935]DIR INFO ATHE MADR CITE WAVE 7921
[21936]TYPIC MHSPAWN THUNIFORM .
[21938]REF waVE 7852 (wv 19972 )
[21940]i, @EF DELEGATION UWAZLE SEE TSIRIMOKOS DUE PRESS UN BUSINESS,
[21941]HOWEVER RECEIVED FOR HOUF ANDPHALF 12 DEC BY MARKOS ECONOMIDES
[21942]WHO DESCRIBED SELF AS C*EZK DIPLOMAT WHO AIDE TO AND TRAVELING
[21948]WITH TSIFIMOKOS. - a
[21949]2, DELEGATION RAISED TwO SUBJECTS; ’
[21950]A. GALBE
[21951]B. GREEK SHIPPING TO CUBA.
[21952]3. RE 2a ECONOMIDES INDICATED HIS DISAPPROVAL OF GALBE AND.
[21954]LISTENED SYMPATHETICALLY TO AMSCROLL ARGUMENTS. MADE NO PROMISES
[21955]eul SAID WOULD GIVE AMSCROLL PREPARED PRESENTATION OF CASE TO
[21956](THIS INCLUDED LATEST AMSCROLL LETTER DESCRIBED
[21957]ECONOMIDES DID NOT INDICATE ANY ACTION BEING TAKEN .
[21959]TSIPIMOKOS,
[21960]WAVE 7733.)
[21962]TO P.N.G. GALEBE. .
[21963]4. RE 28 SAID HE AND GREEK GOVT WELL AWARE PROBLEM AND OPPOSED |
[21965]TO THIS SHIPPING. EXPLALWVED CONTINUATION DUE GPEEK SHIP OWNERS RET
[21967]14-0000
[21969]SECRET
[21971]WEALTHY AND POVERFUL. EXPRESSED APPRECIATION FOR AND COMMENTED
[21972]ON THOROUGHNESS OF AMSCROLL FILE THIS SUBJECT PREPARED FOR TSIRIMOKOS
[21973]AND LEFT WITH ECONOMIDES, .
[21975]5. IN CONCLUSION ECONOMIDES SAID HE MOST SYMPATHETIC WITH AIMS
[21976]ANSCPOLL AND ADDED THAT PREVIOUS LETTERS TO TSIRIMOKOS ON GALBE
[21977]HAD PEEN HELPFUL. URGED THAT AMSCROLL KEEP HIM AND TSIRIMOKOS
[21978]INFORMED, FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS PARA 2 SUBJECTS. WILL POUCH AMWORD-3
[21979]REPORT THIS MEETING WHEN PREPARED.
[21981]6. FOR MADR. WHILE IN NEW YORK AMSCROLL DELEGATION CALLED UPON
[21983]SPANISH CONSUL-GENERAL MANUEL ALABART (WHO RELATED TO AMBLEAK~-1)
[21984]SEEKING ENTREE TO TSIRIMOKOS. CONVERSATION LED TO SHIPS BEING BUILT
[21985]IN SPAIN. FOR CUBA. POINT WAS MADE TO ALABART THIS ACTIVITY COULD ‘
[21986]BACKFIRE ON SPAIN PARTICULARLY IN VIEW RECENT INTERNATIONAL LONG-
[21987]SHORENEN ASSOC (ILA) RESOLUTION TO BOYCOTT FREE WORLD SHIPS THAT
[21988]TRACE WITH CUBA. ALABART RESPONDED THIS SUBJECT OF GREAT INTEREST
[21990]TO SPANISH MINISTER COMMERCE LOPEZ DEL BARRIO ESPECIALLY IF TRADE
[21992]wiTk CupA WOULD REFLECT UNFAVORABLY UPON SPAIN’S ANNOUNCED ECONOMIC
[21994]“ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR BALANCE LATIN AMERICA. SAID DEL BARRIO
[21996]HAD LEFT NEW YORK FOR MADRID TWO DAYS PREVIOUSLY AND HAD DISCUSSED
[21997]WITH ALABSART PROBLEM OF CUBAN TRADE AS IT RELATES TO PLANS FOR REST
[21999]SECRET.
[22001]14-0000
[22003]SECRET oo
[22005]OF CONTINENT, IN CONCLUSION ASKED FOR AMSCROLL STUDY THIS MATTER '
[22007]a
[22009]PLUS INFO ON SHIPPING BOYCOTT AND COPIES ILA RESOLUTIONS IN
[22010]ORDER FORWARD THEM TO DEL BARRIO. IDEN C OF REF NOW GATHERING
[22012]Fo,
[22014]MATERIAL TO COMPLY WITH REQUEST. ;
[22015]7. WAVE SUGGESTS AMSCROLL PREPARE PRESS RELEASE on STUDY OF
[22017]SPAIN/CUBA TRADE AND-ITS POTENTIALLY ADVERSE EFFECT ON SPAINISH
[22018]HOPES FOR REST OF LA. COULD ARRANGE PICKUP BY AMHIM AND POSSIBLY
[22019]WIPE SERVICES FOR SUBSEQUENT REPLAY BY OTHER STATIONS. PURPOSE
[22020]TO NEEDLE SPAIN TO DISCOURAGE ITS TRADE WITH CUBA. REQUEST DIR,
[22022].
[22024]Made COMMENTS.
[22026]SECRET
[22027]CFN 7921 7852 TSIRIMOKOS 12 MARKOS ECONOMIDES GALBE 2A EMSCROLL
[22029]7 NG PROMISES 7993 NOT INDICATE P N G 2B 2 AMWORD-3 MANUEL ALABART
[22030]AMBLEAK-,; ILA LOPEZ DEL BARRIO ILA C LA AMHIM
[22032]_ | SEORET
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[22056]THUS IFORM \ | '
[22057]REF A. WAVE 7819 Gi123¢ 6). \ uy | 1
[22058]Lm ui
[22059]PB. aTHE 6219, 28 MAY 65 et
[22060]1. ‘ATHE AFTERNOON PAPER VRADYNI IN FRONT-Pace arTtOlecdiin !6143
[22062]15 DEC HEADLINED AMSCROLL REF A REQUEST TO FONMIN TSIR IMOKOS FOR
[22063]DEPORTATION GALBE. PRINTED GIST AMSCROLL LETTER. —
[22065]2. THUPRISE/12 Gri2) WILL NOW APPROACH TSIRIMOKOS UPON
[22066]LATTER'S RETURN FROM Us S. AND CALL ATTENTION TO T/12°S 27 MaY
[22067]INTEPPELLATION IN PARLIAMENT PER REF B. T/12 WILL ASK wHaT oi
[22068]ACTION TSIRIMOXOS INTENDS TAKE. IF TSIRIMOKOS ANSWER UNSATIS-~ ;
[22069]FACTORY. Tria WILL ADVISE HIM OF INTENT RE-RAISE ISSUE FROM
[22070]FLOOR PAPLIAMENT. WILL KEEP ADDEES ADVISED OF T/12 PROGRESS.
[22072]3. AIRMATLING CLIPS AND TRANSLATION TO WAVE AND HQS.
[22074]4. WO INDEX.
[22076]SECRET
[22077]CFN
[22079]¢ 8918 7819 6219 28 65 VRADYNI 15 DEC REF A TSIRIMOKOS GaALBE
[22081]THUPRISE/I2 C5412) SECKET 27 NAY T/12 T/12 T/12 HOS NO INDEX
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[22085]trots, Coves Ono = ~ - : A Soe 5 22.
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[22090]X-REP TO FILE WO.
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[22102]SECRET 1423402
[22104]. TOKY INFO DIR CARA CITE WAVE 7892 1509414727
[22106]“ RYBAT TYPIC ZPWAGON M ocsunue ed pptavtive Ub
[22109]REF WAVE 7243 (NOT SENT CAPA) Wiaee 3) Canis HEI.
[22111]1. AMFRAME-1 (IDEN) BOOKED ALITALIA FLIGHT 772 DEPARTING CAPACAS--
[22112]18 DEC TO ARRIVE TOKY 2200 ON 19 DEC. DELAY DUE JAPANESE EMBASSY
[22114]REFUSAL ACCEPT PRESENT DOCUMENTATION THUS NECESSITATING HIS OBTAINING
[22116]VENEZUELAN PASSPORT.
[22117]Dy :
[22118]2. AMFRAME-1 IS CHI EF ECONOMIC WARFARE SECTION AMSCROLL AND HAS
[22120]Se ee
[22124]COLLABORATED WITH STATION AND AMVASP-1 ON JAPAN/CUBA TRADE OPS. HE
[22125]PREPARED DISCUSS WITH OSCAR OR OTHER C/O HOW AMSCROLL MIGHT BETTER
[22126]SUPPORT EFFORT REDUCE THIS TRADE.
[22128]3. $0P DIP: WAVE VILL T.A. CHARGES THIS OP TO YOPOLL/al.
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[22270]IDEN A, DR. MARIO SEIGLIE MONTORO, UR SECRETARY GENERAL.
[22272]IDEN B, DR. FERNANDO FERNANDEZ CAVADA, UR SECRETARY FOR
[22273]“OREIGN AFFAIRS. .
[22275]IDEN C. DR . JOSE R ALVAREZ DIAZ, RECOGNIZED ECONOMIST,
[22276]FORNER CUBAN CABINET MINISTER (OF HACIENDA).
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[22378]HE WILL BE CONTACTED AT AIRPORT BY PERSON USING NAME OSCAR.
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[22660]AT HOTEL AFTER ARRIVAL BY PERSON USING AME OSCAR.
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[22806]MOVIMENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (MUR) (SIC)e ee
[22807]LETTER PRAISES AND THANKS UNIDENTIFIED GREEK
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[22887]REGIME, ESPECIALLY DURING
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[22890]TENURE IN OFFICE. YET, ON 21 NOV 65 AvGE
[22891]PRAISED KENNEDY, STATED WARREN COMMISSION REPORT
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[22991]REFS: a. TOxY 5639 (10) 0714 2)
[22993]Be WAVE 7714 (#042)
[22994]CONC! AMFRAME ONE IF HE CUBAN AND CAN LEGITIMATELY REPRESENT
[22995]IF POSSIBLE WOULD PREFER
[22997]SELF AS OFFICIAL CUBAN EXILE ORGANIZATION.
[22998]IF AMFRAME ONE MEETS THESE NEEDS SUGGEST
[23000]PLS
[23002]REVOLUTICNARY ALLIANCE.
[23003]HE MAKE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS DEPART FOR JAPAN 13 DEC.
[23005]AVAIT FURTHER WORD FROM US HOWEVER BEFORE DISPATCHING HIM.
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[23047]1, QS CONCURS USE AMFRAME~1.
[23049]OR TOKY:STATION MAY WISH CONSIDER USE ADDITIONAL CASE OFFICZR
[23051]2.
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[23054]END OF MESSAGE
[23056]*Vavc proposes sending AMFRAME-1 to assist TOKY in defection ops of ,
[23057]Cuban seamen.
[23059]Vy C/FE -FE/JKO/J Stenger (JFS) -
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[23066]COORDINATING OFFICERS. ‘
[23067]Grout AUTHENTICATING
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[23073]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 18 PRONIBITED.
[23077]enueora
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[23081]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA ———ex2————-—-——
[23083]tami, Docerber 7, 1965
[23085]Fel. Boas Tsirinokes
[23086]Foreign Hinistor
[23087]Yanistry of Tordign Affaire
[23088]Athens, Greotve
[23090]Excellomys
[23092]Tr the past, wo have addressal several letters to Crod: Covermant of.
[23093]ficlals comcoming the case of Joz$ Lois Talbo, tha Caton Chargé d*Affairos
[23094]in Athons, .~ have informed the reprosaitatives of the Grecl: people of dal .
[23095]beta notorious background e¢ a gancater and Comrurict. acitato™, a backzround
[23096]te which ke lived up recently when ho shot at a Grock bus driver at Therneph
[23097]lee over a trivicl traffic-angument and, instead, aot hia wife,
[23099]Ve ste, and proudly co, rolontiless enartes of the rfine that Oalbe ros
[23100]presenta in fresce, Novever, vie wo regret the indionity troucht over the
[23101]Greek nation by ite Govermentts failure to apul hin, wo aro not acting out
[23102]of political passion, durcdly, you will agree that won the head of a diploe
[23103]natic mission publicly fires tds gun on the citisems ef the country where he
[23104]ta ecerniital, ho is acting «ith utnost dierogect, for the las of that couy
[23106]’ try ond, hanse, for the country ap 5 uhole, Tho lenst ha doservey is to bo
[23108]Ceclarud Spurscans non erate’, end tiat only if tho offented gevornmmant 4a 60
[23109]benevolent as te overlook the fact that the inoult 4s roally coring frea the
[23110]régine thet soleota the cririnally insane as ite xupresentetives abroad, |
[23112]We, a5 wootermers of edi terranean origin, have aluxys felt somovhat ae
[23113]xin te the Groak people, wher: we also admire as the dizoct doscaniants of the
[23114]anolent fatrers of Civilisation, Therefore, we ware honostly saddened te sco-
[23115]that the past covermant of your country placed the poroonal friendchip of «
[23116]two gangstars e=jIalbo an! Anireas Papaniramu.. above the aconold dicnity of
[23118]. the Rellenio nation, And we are saddened oven more whan thoae actions are =
[23119]deseribed in detail in the press, ‘
[23121]On tho other hand, our insistence on the eubjext, conafiat unorthodox as
[23123]' 4 may be fre the protece] stanipoint, fs definital: Inaptred by the friend
[23125]lest of surtiomts, wrile Galbe's failure to obsorve tie most elemontary dil.
[23126]plonatic x.0c has been evidenced in s nest hostile esa donjermus&e manner,
[23128]Therefore, ve are confident that you tll excuse us if wo provide fur o
[23129]ther evidence of the Castro récire!s and Galbe's poraonal contemt for free
[23130]nations ach a0 Greece, ‘Irratataly following ts a awmary of the ‘dossier?
[23132]that wo have corpiled on Jos$ Inia Galber
[23134]TELEFONO FR 3-8033
[23136]10 SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA
[23138]t
[23139]ben
[23141]14-0000
[23143]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA
[23144]4
[23146]: MeE. Eloas Talrinokes ‘
[23147]; Pace 2 .
[23148]. Decanber 7, 1963 : '
[23150]fo 48 a natamMaed Guban of Spanish origin, fe left Spain becmues of
[23151]the Spanieh Civil War where ho was organizar and Presocator of the Red Ted. Pop
[23152]lar Tribunals,
[23153]and
[23155]Ye nevod to Havana, Cuba An 2942. and worked on covoral newspapers
[23156]radio stations. He has alwaye boon outstanding for his violonme and polits
[23157]eal scandals jn favor of the Cemmnists and lest sever) jobs duo to hie ax
[23158]ploaive, vinloi’ nature, ‘le was named Professor ef Penal Lay in the Univer
[23159]ety of Orits in 105, ani bacane assocdated with a group kin as thee
[23160]Cormuntat professors of the SantLano Onivorgity*. .
[23162]Tho Cactro brothers, Fidél' and Rafl, began tho final phase of thelr re
[23163]volt in 19°? fra the Slerva Isostra rountains, daring this time, and fron
[23164]tis hone 1h Santiage de Cuba, Galbo was in clandestine contact with the ree
[23165]Volt, Mls hers was an essontial Link £n the ation channel with the
[23166]Lowlenis, During tis period Vilna Eenfn ( castro'ls fenatically con «
[23167]runiat wife) and even Rath hirself wore vecrot visiters to Galbe's hone, o
[23168]and vat wos Catbo"s rawact for all of this supperti Inediately after Ca.
[23169]tro oteupied vevana (Jarmary 1, 1959) Galbe was neal ilzvanats DMreoter o
[23170]Prisynd ewci 67° training crounl for the future nilew:, “art, Calbo wag o
[23171]narod Agrecoco Cultural (Cultural Attoché) in the Quban fhbasagy te Sore ant
[23172]Pros there to Dn presont position in ‘thers, .
[23174]Galboe is 2 lm eehisophrenie and there in a history of montal discon
[23175]doce in hie fa-tly, His brothor, Pascual, comitted minive, Ms nothar,
[23176]whe diel in tba in 1955, swa-insane, Her brother, a fomer Canon of the
[23177]Cathedrel co la 3eo de Caragoza, also was insane,
[23179]-: On the point that concerns Galbe's rele in the ormsnisation and functio
[23180]hing of the Corrmniat "Topuler” Courts dering tho Sosnish Givil tar, it 4a
[23181]interenting to note thet Ate nane 4a listed an tho tran enoral® (General
[23182]Caenso), te Sparish Govarnent's rags Luilotrent of the nost outctanding Red
[23183]perpetrators of atrocities during the conflict, “er the sac reason, Galbo
[23184]4s enon: tho fey Spanish eiles wo have been forerar ba:mal fron his homes
[23185]lend ty the sthorities,
[23187]: Yet, in « characteristic disilay of nerve, tho Castro poverment last
[23188]February iscuel a cpecial diplomatic passport to Ualbe so that thie fomer
[23189]undesirable Sparish citizen could enter the country that hed banned Me and
[23190]atten! a conorewe of Cuban Neads of Uplonatic Fissions that met in Madrid,
[23192]j
[23194]40 SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA TELEFONS FR 3~8033
[23199]14-0000
[23201]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA -
[23203]RE, Bloas Txlvinokes
[23204]Paseo 3
[23205]Decerber 7, 1965 .
[23207]_ Another Castroite affront to « Weatern Burepean nation in sich Galbe
[23208]was instaw-ortalll . .
[23209]. rr.
[23210]Lastly, we wich to call your attention on tho fact thet the more
[23212]docont and stable of Cuba's diplomatic representatives have dwown that
[23213]_ they cannot stent Camtrots mmkery of dplonacy and intarnstional law,
[23215]AS oxryies, wo aon cite the very recent dafeotions of “sera, Luis
[23216]8 Alonco remndvios, Oiban Arhassader to Great Britain: Wlhorte Alemae
[23217]ry Vilar, Doonoric Cennsalor of the Cuban Exbnogy in Jmant odin Alva «
[23218]rez de la Cart, onomic Counselor of the Guban Prbacay in pains and .
[23219]Alberto Cehecn Infante, Boonomic Attaché of the Orban Mabeeny in Spain,
[23221]Individually and collestively, the decent peoples of ths world are
[23222]dissaciatin: thersalven fron the infeny of Castroiar. dust. now, tho
[23223]ergam of O:hete ow popdlation eprmfessienal men, Lusinesersn, intellod
[23224]tmale, Cem 19 abent te join the seseml part of the crostest nasa axe
[23225]das recosde:! by Matery sime ‘orld lar IT,
[23227]Let ns asmmo that the fart thet « siven réeine io aurdercss and
[23229]_ totalitarien vere not reasnn anovch for the nation with the eldest deg
[23230]oratic tration ta brornk all thes with it. Hy ary otunlarc, Calbeols
[23231]ster Dehaviour at 7 were than recoon onouch, And
[23234]a contAmint affrents te the Iroc pcoole cive even mote Focson,
[23235]o 4 . confidant that this tine, our advice, whiel: 1s the advice
[23236]of reuBsR Ens ‘affection, will not go unhesled, .
[23238]Simerely yours,
[23241]Secretary
[23243]10 SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA TELEFONO FR 39-8033 .
[23246]14-0000
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[23266]SE CRE T 0638002
[23268]DIR INFO TOKY CITE WAVE 7714—
[23270]RYBAT TYPIC ZRWAGON
[23272]REF TOKY 5639 ((N0 n192>
[23273]“J. WAVE PROPOSES AMFRAME-1 FOR REF OP W VIEW ABILITY,
[23275]JUDGHENT, FLUENCY ENGLISH AND IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY, HE HAS
[23277]PARTICIPATED IN PREPARATION LEAFLETS SENT TOKY, DUE IMPORTANT
[23279]FAMILY CONNECTIONS IN CARACAS (FATHER AND UNCLE ARE SENIOR
[23281]VENEZUELAN GOVT EMPLOYEES) IT POSSIBLE AMFRAME-} COULD OBTAIN
[23282]VENEZUELAN PASSPORT AND AS MINIMUM SHOULD BE ABLE EASILY OBTAIN u aa pee q
[23284]. ‘he
[23285]a 4 . "a see . . a ws
[23287]14-0000
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[23293]“CRN 7714 5639 ANFRAME-1 OP CARACAS ~1 JAPANESE ~1 KUBAR
[23297]gett mama
[23299]an
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[23302]Gh ; e Zo 0?
[23303]Wiel 4 to ’ Ww 0b -
[23305]JAPANESE VISA IV CaRACAS THUS ON SURFACE ORIGINATING TRIP THERE,
[23306]WOULD TRAVEL AS TOURIST/PUSINESSMAN, THIS WOULD ADD TO |
[23307]PLAUSIRILITY DENIAL PEQUIREMENT DESCRIBED REF, 1° ADDEES CONCUR WILL
[23308]NEED SAME HOTEL IN TOKY PLUS CONTACT PLAN, :
[23310]a. FOR TOKYs AMFRAME=) CIDEN) IS STATION AGENT REPSONSIVE
[23312]TO KUBARK DIRECTION,
[23313]SECRET
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[23363]PERSON UNIT NOTIFTECO
[23365]REPRODUCTION PROWIB ITE
[23367]advance COPY
[23369]§006651.0878 4
[23371]SECRET 9618002
[23372]DIR INFO TOKY CITE WAVE 7715
[23374]RYBAT TYPIC ZRWAGON | hn yO nr nN nny
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[23379]SECRET
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[23402]| Dee 65105843
[23404]SECRET #122092
[23406]DIR CITE WAVE 7627
[23408]TYPIC MHSPAWN .AMWASP
[23410]REF; Dir 69778
[23411]PREFER JOURNAL REQUEST INTERVIEW THROUGH AMSCROLL IN VIEW AMWASP~t .
[23413]OVERT CONNECTION. LETTER SHOULD BE ADDRESSED 10 aMWASP-1 CARE OF -
[23415]IDEN. AMWASP-1 AVAILABLE GO NEw YORK ANY TIME.
[23416]SECRET : ith,
[23418]CFN 7597 68778 AMSCROLL AW ASP ~L+T Wee TORK
[23420]BT | | SECKET
[23422]© sramy Tovennl of Gonneécy HAD HNO REPReseNTMNVE
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[23436]DesTRoY Oa. PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED
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[23449]SECRET 0122092 bo,
[23450]DIR CITE WAVE 7628 . ,
[23451]‘TYPIC MHSPAWN AMWASP
[23452]REFx wave 7627/44 OSS.
[23454]IDEN C/O DR. MARIO SIEGLIE MONTORO, SECRETARY GENERAL,
[23455]i UNIDAD REVOLUCZONARIA . . ; ,
[23456]10 SE 9 ST ,
[23457]MIAMI, FLORIDA
[23459]i er
[23461]SECRET
[23462]~ LEN 1628 7627 C/O DR. MARIO SIEGLIE MONTORO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA
[23463]1@ S& 9 ST MIAME FLORIDA
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[23487]H INFO TOKY OKIE CITE WAV
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[23489]PEFS: A. DIR 60144
[23490]BR TOKY ssanlit/ ¢9/bo)
[23492]: Co. DIR 37871
[23493]1, PER REF A WAVE DECIDED AMSCRULI, MOST LOGICAL ORG | IT NOW
[23495]t
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[23499]PPEPAP ING 200 SMALL M IMF OPA PHED FQ.DEN HAND CUT USDER ITS NAME
[23500](Fut NOT ADDRESS). re dit SAYS “MESSAGE Te OUR ComP AIR IOTS
[23501]APOBPO ITGESIAS.” INSINE 140 PACES SAY "YOU? SHI° WHEN REPAIRED
[23502]WILL. SAIL FOR FPIGIN ANG TNHOSPITATLE WATERS OF NORTH KOREA
[23504]FoP MILITARY CARGO TO caetyY TO NORTH VIETNAM. THESCD ARE DANGEROUS
[23505]49D UNFRIENDLY YATERS AND NO MANS SAFETY TAw FE GJARANTLEO ERE
[23506](#HaT WOULD YOU DO IF YOUR SHIP RAN ACROUND (£8 NCRTH KORFAT OR.
[23507]HIT 4 MINE IN NORTH VIET NGM 2% WHAT TODO? FOLLGY PATH YOUR
[23508]AGUYTRYMEN. LEAVE VHILE YOU HAVE CHANCE, HOd TODO THISI™,
[23510]ae- 2 REF BAND EWDS "is THIS Way
[23512]YO") VILL AVOID CERTAIN AND UNNECESSARY DANCER”,
[23513]2. ‘WILL CABLE WHEN HANDOUTS POUCHED. LETIERS CiW EN@ ISH’
[23515]REGUESTED PARA 2 B, REF # WILL FE READY FOR MAILING WEEK 23 NOW. _ SECRI
[23517]UILL "OT MAIL UNTIL ALVISED BY TGKY TO DG SG, MiWEVER, WIL! POUC
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[23562]DIR INFO TOKY CITE WAVE 7263 CINGHURST ACTING)
[23563]MHVBPER. AMSCROLL
[23564]REF: TOKY 5420 (P3z =7) x
[23566]AMYASP-1 HOW WORKING WITH ANSCROLL TO PREPART REF MATERIAL WHICH
[23567]WILL BE FORWARDED ON AMSCROLL LETTERHEAD TO REACH TOKY BY 15 DEC.
[23569]“ANY ADDITIONAL INFO HOS MAY HAVE SHOULD BE POUCHED FOR INCLUSION
[23570]THIS PAPER,
[23572]SECRET —% RE: QitaTERInL ON TAP.~cusA
[23574]CFN 7263 INGHURST# 5400 an . AMSCROLL 15. BEC
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[23599]MICROFILM
[23601]Chief WH
[23603]TYPIC7MISPANN/ Operational
[23604]Luiz GOMEZ Wanguemert Commenta
[23605]ACTION REQUIRED - ALFURENCES
[23607]AR: FYI
[23608]REF; DIR-$3981, 28 October 65
[23610]SUBJECT
[23612]As Headquarters is aware, JMWAVE is refuting on a con-
[23613]tinuing basis and via all appropriate assets commentaries
[23614]similar to that discussed in the reference. As for this
[23615]particular GOMEZ broadcast the Station prepared a guidance
[23616]for AMSCROLL use, primarily its radio, the point of which
[23617]was that GOMEZ had become eligible for the "Foot 'n Mouth
[23618]Club" due his admission on 21 October that Camarioca was a
[23619]plebiscite and his statement on 22 October, no doubt as a
[23620]result of a prod from his Communist superiors that "I think
[23622]7 I made excessive concessions ..." explaining that the people
[23624]are really leaving due to economic reasons. We agree and
[23625]say that the economic reasons are to obtain three meals a
[23626]day, to be able to walk into a market and buy eggs and milk.
[23627]The guidance ends with this: "You may take your foot out of
[23629]your mouth now, GOMEZ".
[23631]Rope é. Lirretrenth
[23632].~ Philip G, ELMARD
[23634]Distribution:
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[23640]OISPATCM SYMBOL AND NUMBER
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[23643]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER:
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[23670]tNro .
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[23673]Sag £ 1 6329292: (3
[23674]DIA INFO ATHE “44DR CITE WAVE 74 i
[23675]RYSAT TYPIC MHEPAW’ THUNIFORE .
[23676]REF oA WAVE 6792 (HOT SENT M@OR) SGe 3=
[23678]3 ATHE 7529 (HOT SENT MADR) [| JOFFY .
[23680]le RE PARAS 2 REF A ANBLEAK-1 HAS DEVELOPED FCLLOWING INFO FROM
[23682]IDENTITY A WHO RADIO SCRIPT WRITER FOR AMSCROLL AND WHO FORMERLY
[23684]WORNZD IN SPAIN ON SAME PAPER AS CAL3E: GALBE BORN ZARAGOZA, SPAIN
[23686]OF PRONINENT AND WEALTHY PARENTS. MOTHER WAS INSANE AT TIME OF HER
[23688]DEATH IN 1954 I CUBA. HER SROTHER WHO AT OWE TIME CANCNIGO (CANON)
[23690]CATHEDRAL DE LA SEO DE ZARAGOZA ALSO INSANE AT TIME MOTHEA’S
[23691]GALSE 15 KNOWN TO HAVE INHERITED INSANITY TRAITS FROM.
[23693]OF THE
[23694]DEATH.
[23695]NATERNAL SIDE AND IS SCHIZOPHRENIC.
[23697]2. GALSE EDUCATED AS LAWYER, DURING SPANISH CIVIL WAR HE .
[23699]ACTIVE IN CREATING "POPULAR COURTS” AND YAS PROSECUTOR (FISCAL; DE
[23701]LOS TRISUNALES POPULARES) OF THOSE OPPOSED TO SPANISH REPUBLIC,
[23702]SCAME FAMOUS DUE FERCCITY CF ATTACKS AGAINST DEFENDANTS, QUC' THIS
[23705]pores’)
[23707]AND HIS COM“IE ACTIVITIES AT THAT TIME NOY LISTED IN THE CAUSA:
[23709]TAT CAUSA GENERAL AND THEREFORE ‘IST PERMITTED RETURN
[23711]wen amet
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[23725]we WTO. Sivil Wad CALSE ENT FRASCE AND MARRIED FRENCH 24%,
[23726]SSTH NSVID Oven WHERE SHE PSCSPORED OWNING A SEAUTY SHOP. HE
[23728]ee ere ec ere
[23730]LIVID IFT PAILY WEALTH AND HELD JOSS ON A&A NUNSER SF NEYSPAPZAS,
[23734]NEVER SVVTIO LONG ANY ONE JC3 OUZ OXPLOSIVE NATUNE AND ACTUALLY
[23736]SERIO PRIN INFORMACION REPLAT INFORMACION. IN EARLY FORTIES Tu2iz5
[23738]Tote
[23740]~ TO RADIO .CRK AND IN 1944 FIRED FROM 2ADIC STATION OF CUBAN “in-
[23744]fSTRY oF TDUSATION QUE VIOLENT ATTACK POPE PIUS XII. CIRCA $352
[23745]wae JO3 AS PROFESCOR OF PENAL LAW AT UNIVERSITY OF
[23746]TIASI) WHERE NE ASS often WITH LEFTISTS, S8CCAR
[23748]AMONG ATTENDEES VAS VILNA
[23751]Cn tents tla SAR
[23752]INSQCTAUINATIOG STUDENTS IN COMMUNIC,
[23754]SPIN (RAUL ROA'S WIFE). GALBE'S EANTIAGO HOME VAS RELAY CENTER
[23756]ES TO AND FROM FIDEL CASTRO THEN FIGHTING I THE SIZ25A
[23758]mat]
[23760]FOR MESES
[23762]MAESTRA.
[23763]NM JAN 59 NAMED PRISON DIRECTOR AND THEREAFTER CULTURAL
[23765]5. GDENTITY 3, A CUBAN NATIONAL WHO KNEW GALSE DURING CUZA.
[23767]den
[23769]PERIOD CONFIRMED PARA 2 STATEMENTS Au TOLD AMSLEAK-1 THAT GAL3E
[23770]PARTICIPATED IN FAKE TRIALS OF ANTICOMMMUNITS AND AS’ PROSECUTOR
[23771]ALWAYS DEMANDED DEATH PENALTY. IDENTITY B IS AN- INFORMANT OF AM-
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[23785]GLP) oo url: lisest OF 23 MAY 63).
[23786]Se STATION IANNOT JUDGE ACCUSALY ABOQVE REPORTS ON GSLSE
[23788]WITLD APPRECIATE ANY CONFIRMATION 62 ADDITICNAL INFO
[23789]AND MASH ON PROVIDE. IF REPC ETS ESSENTIALLY TRUE, CQULD 3E
[23791]UTED LN LETTERS TI GALBE THREATENING EXPOSURE OR SENT SY ANSCROLL
[23795]fo S*LQl AND PLSLICIZED PER PARA 2 REF Be. PLS ADVISE.
[23797]\ .
[23798]SF; 7222 6782 7322 2 4 AMBLEAK-1 A AMSCROLL SPAIN GAL3E TARAGOZA
[23802]23h 1954 CUBA TANONIGO (CANON) CATHEDRAL DE LA SEO DE ZARAGOZA
[23803]SCHIZOPHRENIC SPANISH FISCAL DE LOS TRISUNALES POPULARES CAUSA
[23804]ZLERSAL NOT PESXETTED FRA CE HAVANA INFORMACION 1944 PIus xXTI
[23805]13522 CRIENTE SANTIAGO VILMA ESPIN SAUL ROA'S FIDEL CASTRO
[23807]Sizrnk NAESTRA GAN 59 ROME B 2 AM3LEAK-1 BD AM3LEAK-1°S 222-
[23809]ZEZ552 UFGA 2iSsi 23 MAY 63°28
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[23834]Chief of Station, JMWAVE”
[23836]© AMSCROLL/Publication on Cuban Sugar Problems
[23837]ACTON REQUIRED - REFERENCES.
[23839]ACTION REQUIRED: FYI
[23841]c 1. We forward under separate cover subject publication which was
[23842]recently sent to AMSCROLL mail recipients interested in economic
[23843]material. In producing this study a particular effort was made to
[23844]keep it objective and factual on the theory that tn the case of sugar
[23845]the facts speak for themsclves and need only tu he pulled together.
[23847]We also believe that objective material similar to the attached should
[23848]over a period of time enhance the reputation of the ANSCROLL eccnomic
[23849]section as a serious and objective outfit that seeks to discredit the
[23850]Castro regime by publicizing the truth. |<
[23852]2. The Station would appreciate Neadquarters' reaction to this
[23853]publication, Additional copies are available should distribution via
[23854]KMFORGET or othor means be desired. .
[23856]3. %It may be of interest to report that a copy of the attached ‘
[23857]report has been mailed to Identity, currently in Geneva where he is a
[23858]representing his company at the sugar conference, This was done , 4
[23859]directly under the AMSCROLL economic section letterhead and via :
[23860]AMWORD-1's brother, an employee in the research department of :
[23861]Identity's company, .
[23863]fo pis c. ELMARD ,
[23865]Attachments:
[23866]1. Publication, USC,
[23867]2. Identity, USC
[23869]Oate TED DATE dspace
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[23891]CONTINUATION OF
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[23901]Seperate Cover Attach=
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[23907]Czarnikow-Rionda Company,
[23909]New York. (Sugar Brokers)
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[23936]REFERENCES: Ae = WAVE~5942.
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[23939]. \ mo
[23940]1, We forward by separate cover the article described in the
[23941]references, It is the first item in the AMNSCROLL economic report
[23942]which can and should be attributed to AMSCROLL research, It may
[23943]be of. interest to record that the first.paragraph of this item was
[23944]developed from 0/27839-65 of 17 September as authorized by reference B,
[23945]’ The second paragraph was developed from a lead obtained from 0/27842-65
[23946]of 22 September which sent us to two publications by Merrill Lynch,
[23947]Pierce, Fenner and Smith, The last sentence of paragraph 3 was
[23948]developed from information in the Wall Street Journal of 22 and 28
[23950]September,
[23952]2. The Station of course will be interested in any replay
[23953]generated by Hoadquarters via AMPATRIN-1 or other asset,
[23955]Dae ra | i
[23956]fe Philip G, ELMARD
[23958]MICROFILMED
[23959]OCT 2 1965
[23961]SOC. WCRO. BER.
[23963]Attachment: F
[23964]AMSCROLL Economic Intel Report, use( om'd)
[23966], We5
[23967]Distribution: Cyiz
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[23991]ata? lic . wees
[23992].€. ft.
[23993]economic intelligence report we
[23994]FROM THE UR. ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU Mienn, Flonde
[23995]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.) <4 p ayy. 8033 ; '
[23997]WL. I Moo h te
[23999]l.- Cuba continues desperate attegpts sell sugar.- The Cuban sugar monopoly, CUBA=
[24001]. cUCAR, on September 6 concluded a sale of 5,000 tons of raw sugar for October 1965 . :
[24002]* delivery to the Iranian sugar organization. The origin of this sugar was hidden in :
[24003]. that it was declared to have originated in the Caribbean, including Peru, excluding :
[24004]Bragil. Market reports were-correct in stating that the country of origin was in ~ :
[24005]! fact Cuba. The price agreed to was 18 pounds sterling per ton (C-and F) less § --— i
[24006]: shillings per ton to cover the expenses of the tender. This deal was engineered by }
[24007]Westzucker of Dortmund, an organisation also gelling Cuban sugar to Jordan and which ;
[24009]wishes to keep its name out of thase sales,
[24010]Another interesting development in Cuba's sugar selling activities during the month ;
[24012]of September was quoting sugar for future delivery at or under the London spot - -
[24013]price on the day the offer was made. In other words, Cuba is offering sugar under
[24015]the world market value.
[24016]CROFILMED
[24018]Mi
[24020]“ . Example of this were:
[24022]~ act 2 01965
[24024]S . Selling pos. MICRO SER ;
[24025]L Price i
[24026]is : . Per Ton Market 1
[24027]= —Country _ «Date of Ssle - Amount (in Sterling) Price, © Delivery H
[24028]# Iraq/Ceylon Sept 9 10,000 16 22.50 Nov ‘65 i
[24029]z, Jordan Sent 11 3,000 15-15-0 22.95 Nov ;
[24030]. Scandinavia Sept 7 10,000 18-2-0 24 Jan '66 |
[24031]z Scandinavia : Sept 13 2,500 18 21.10 Oct :
[24032]2 Sweden Sept 9 10,000 16-16-0 22.50 Dec 4
[24033]5 Switzerland Sept 9 °  10,000 18-10-0 24 Jan '66 }
[24034]5 United Kingdom = 10,000 - 18-15-0 21.55 Sept 4
[24036]It is difficult to explain this curious behavior in terms other than Cuba's desper-
[24037]ate need for foreign exchange. These sales at these prices can only result ina -
[24038]net loss to Cuba due to Cuba's inefficient sugar production. This loss will be coq
[24039]pounded should the present upward trend of world sugar futures continue (the New ~
[24040]York price for world sugar on Caribbean port basis has gone from 41.60 on September
[24042]1 to $2.10 on September 27). ;
[24044]a
[24045]Qe .
[24047]Da fe ee ke TS
[24049]tp die heparan 8S
[24051]& 2.~ Free vorld Shinning drops 52%.- Twenty Western vessels called on Red Cuban ports i
[24053]2 during the past month of August. The trend continues downward; the August 1963 to 1
[24054]i tal was 24, and the one for August 1964 was 41, which means a decrease of 51%, when | |
[24055]¥ August 1965 (20 vessels) is compared to August 1964. i :
[24056]z Great Britain led the "maritime fifth columnists" with 11 vessels, followed by Leb- } ;
[24057]i anon, Greece, France, and Italy with 2 vessels each, and Cyprus with one. } 3
[24058]¥ Already 852 vessels are being kept out of the Red Cuba trade by its owners or opera i é
[24059]7S} oOu#/ tors. The most recent example is "Roden snet agp atet Saly" of Mariehamm, Finland, : 3
[24060]" UFGA 257104 CS Gee 14 ~130- 2g
[24063]14-0000
[24065]a
[24067]. time", "Pancristo Shipping", "Waterloo Shipping",
[24069]From a total of 17-veseols, TSAVLIRIS has.been using 12 in the Red Cuba trade.
[24071]~ hee Cuban i ent Boycott Co tee rece rhe
[24075]which firm withdrew 11 ,69l-ton tanker, VaLIY, and the other vessels it owns and/or
[24076]operates.
[24078]3.- "Tsavliris" orivatcers exposed.- TSAVLIRIS shipping firm, operating out of Lop
[24079]don and Piracus, under the names of_"Tsavliris wiping » "Teavliris Hellas Mari---
[24081]'"Srafalgar Shipping" is very
[24082]actave in business with the Castro-Conmunist resins.
[24084]Tho
[24086]12 vessela arc: FREE ENTERPRISE, FREE wiERCHANT, iEiy FOREST, NEW! GaTc, NE’) GROVE,
[24087]NEW GLADE, NEJ HEsTH, NEW HILL, UEW LANE, Nel] LEaDOW!, USWELL HILL, CLaIRZ, FREE
[24088]TRADER, and FREE NaVIGATOR. TS,VLIRIS operates its vessels under British, Lebanese
[24089]or Haitian flags, this last action being illegal according to a July 6, 1965 Haitian
[24090]law. The FREE NAVIGATOR has changed its name seven times. The NEJ HEaTH has deliy
[24091]ered tvo shipments of Cuban sugar to Japan, which have not been accepted by Japanese
[24092]refineries, because stain and rust from.vessel's hold has spoiled cargo. In mid-
[24094]suguat the Lebanise 7,260 ton SAN SPYRIDON had arrived in the United Kingdom with
[24096]1,600 tons of Cuban sugar spoiled by sea water,
[24098]TSAVILIRIS' vessels have made 50 trips to Red Cuba during the last two years.
[24100]Reports reaching thia -
[24102]bureau indicate that the Cuban Management Boycott Committee hae already received -
[24103]several letters support from Free Norld Chambers of Commerce, Details are expected
[24105]to be known shortly.
[24107]_ 5e~ Free orld dockworkers! boycott to_receive boogt.- The announcement of a Cont)
[24108]nental Dockworkers Congress’ to be held in Venezuela during the first two weeks of -
[24110]October confirm last month's report that an increase in boycott activities against
[24111]vessels flying the flags of countries still treading with Communist Cuba. ;
[24113]6.- Japanese Trade Mission pets "chilly" recention in Latin America due to Red Cuba
[24114]desis.- A Japanese Trade Mission, headed by Kr. Kazue Kitagawa, President of “Sumi
[24115]tomo Electrical Industries" came under fire while touring Mexico, Venesuela, Brazil,
[24116]‘Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and. Peru, Latin Americans brought up matter that Japan
[24118]was indirectly financing subversion by providing Castro with an average of 91 mil--
[24119]lion dollars a month for the last 4 years. Japanese were told to choose between the
[24121]Red Cuban market and the Latin american market.
[24123]Some examples follow: article by L. Rojas Ospina ir, "Excelsior", Mexico, Sep. hy =
[24124]1965; in Brazil, a speech by Congressman Flaviano Riberiro dated Sep.. 4, 1965, and
[24125]an article by Gustavo Corcao published in "Diario da Noticias", Rio de Janeiro, Sep.
[24126]2, 1965 issue, made the headlines. In Lima, Peru, a speech by Congressman Ricardo
[24128]Temoche made the local Japanese embassy respond with a vague statement of justifica
[24129]tion. In Chile, an editorial of "El Hércurio" stressed this point to Japanese vis}
[24131]torse
[24132]7.- Cuben exiles block Castro's attemnt to sell "treasure",- Cuban exile Committee
[24133]for the Recovery of the artistic and Cultural Heritage of their country was able to
[24135]block Castro's attempt to sell art works and raise 52 million dollars. Cuban ediles
[24137]wiremen Ween og,
[24139]14-0000
[24141]a
[24143]inspected 104 cases containing art treasures during August 23, 24, and 25, in Milan,
[24144]Italy, identifying 45 pieces as their ow.
[24147]Although 103 cases were only werth US716,000, the contents of case #107 were said .
[24148]to be worth US.600,000. The first 103 cases delivered to Castro's "partner" Mah=
[24149]mood Mowlazadeh, contained religious and funeral pieces, but case #107, forwarded
[24150]from Switzerland, contained solid gold and silver objects. ,
[24152]Italian Customs have impounded Castro's "treasure".
[24155]tions"' of Luis Ricardo Alonso - Ambassador to England -, Gilberto R. Alemany -Trade
[24156]Councellor in Japan-, and several members of the Cuban "Music Hall" playing in Pa~-
[24157]ris, the regime recalled its Ambassador to Prague, Armando Flores Ibarra, and the -
[24158]following members of the Cuban Embassy in Lohdon: Maria Fernandez, Oamani Martines
[24159]Vazquez, Moises Dias, Mario Garcia, and Armando Lobeto.
[24161]1 ae
[24162]Meanwhile, different rumors plogued Guba (many of them stemming from official stata
[24164]ments): attempts on Castro's life, internal digsontion resulting from the "ultima--
[24166]~ tum" given to militiamen to return weapons; new boatloads of Cuban refugees arriving
[24167]to Floridian shores; and Security Police Chief Valdes’ statements zeroing-in against
[24169]"terrorism, sabotage, and resistance",
[24171]Econ. Int.Rep, recommends: "A Depression in Russia?" published by US NEWS & ‘ORLD
[24172]REPORT in its September 13, 1965 issue. "Red Buying Snarled by Red Tape" by Miami
[24173]Herald-Los Angeles Time Wire, published in "THE MIAMI HERALD", September 17, 1965,
[24175]Pe 18-A,
[24177]Sources: The above information has been obtaincd from reliable sources, both from
[24178]Cuba and the Free World, For further details related to the above items
[24180]please address your correspondence tos
[24181]Economic Research Bureau
[24182]UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA ,
[24184]10 S.E. 9th Street
[24185]Miami, Fla., U.SeAe
[24187]Miami, October Ist., 1955.
[24189]” So neh A arate me Moen seen semanas,
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[24210]Chief of Station, Caracas Cam ooce IDE AING
[24214]Chief of Station, JMWAVE!!
[24216]o ° AMSCROLL/European Shipping Organtzation -
[24217]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ;
[24218]ACTION REQUIRED: Request comment
[24220]Lr
[24222]We attach herewith a reproduction of an article from the Caracas
[24223]newspaper El Universal of 10 September describing the organization : ‘
[24224]of 2 committcé of European shippers to fight the discrimination 1
[24225]these shippers fancy they suffer in Latin America, We are curious .
[24226]why such a group should be organized and to what purpose, Could this, :
[24227]for example, be a reaction to the efforts to boycott ships that trade i
[24229]_ with Cuba? Thé Station will appreciate Headquarters' comment if. it '
[24230]appears that this group may become important and if it is or will be |
[24231]concerned with attempts to influence shipping to Cuba, ‘
[24235]Yo M&S
[24237]{- Philip G. ELMARD
[24239]Q- W6- 9G
[24241]Attachment: ' ;
[24242]Newspaper article, wsc(si) a0 ,
[24243]Exctedea treov automat . OATE TYPED. DATE DISPATCHED
[24244]SUM AFROeug an
[24245]Penn 7 Oct 65 OCT 11 1965
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[24250]CROSS REFERENCE TO
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[24274]en reece,
[24276]Armadores Europeos Constituyen,
[24277]Comité Contra Discriminaciones:
[24279]Arinss a que portenecon oe L beet
[24281]Jongdores, ’ i . .
[24282]El Comueé cath compuesto porly . .
[24283]representantes de- lua compafilaal, vd.
[24285]LONDRES, septieinbre 3 (AFP? jlo
[24286]co lot reprasenisnies de los wie
[24287]a,
[24289]maunas metcantes de Eurcya hay
[24293]contra la diacriminacién racwna-jlsten tirves la Ameica del Susy - ne wre
[24297]ain ellos, en american des Surjdas on Belgica, Prancia, Atemac.
[24299]en el terreno de log transpoctea nia, Creeis. Itdin, Paisea Bajos, -
[24301]maritimes, “ ‘'Nopucas, Suecia y Reina Unido, i
[24302]GEL comunicada agicga que “cere .
[24304]Le Camara da Transportes Mae.to ndrnoio de palice tanto de! . .
[24306]Htmos del Reinga Unido precisd'ln costa accidental vumo de ta ~
[24308]hay en un comunicado Qie exeicasta uriental de Am@ita del rary
[24310]Cunitté, Sar, practicaa  discrimuinzotonca :
[24312]en Londres, tendia por objelo fa-‘dajo una feiss u otiajen la aleve
[24314]etlitas lag consulias entre los ac'cidn de low pabsilones y que
[24316]taadores aurozeos y coara.nss culolias parecen empraniter le adopel: 7
[24318]eccién a ate respectO. LI Co cida de madidag de este géne: . co
[24320]mité pondrad asiiniamo sus sete 0 de contin y toxtriociones ath
[24322]vicloa cansullives a dupos.cidn del lementarios”, . :
[24324]-
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[24344]- ENORANDY an hoot om
[24345]71 Mr, Androw C, McLellan .
[24346]Intere/morican Representative : , i
[24348]Warhingtan, DaCe
[24350]FROM: Dr. Rafaol Rivao-Vdzques ' °
[24351]Socrotary for Economic and |
[24352]Trofoneional Affatre, . : . : : : ’
[24353]Unidad Rovolucionaria, . !
[24354]Miomd, Fla, U.f.A. . : _ io.
[24355]REF,1 CONSIDERATIONS OF THE JAPAN®
[24356]CUBA TRACE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
[24357]THROUCHOUT LATIN AMERICA, +
[24358]z.- Iymonueriow,
[24359]“ gi m © ROT of .
[24360]Tha Inpanoso , Poople, ite ‘pusinesamon, and its government have been able to) <= : .
[24361]Bate Japay occupy.a leading place among the industrial countries of the Freo World, , I
[24363]Mn 1064, Japan waa tho leader in Freo ilorld shipbuilding, contributing 40%-of the
[24364]tonrugo; dn the electronic f4eld, Japan came in socond; in oteel production and <=
[24365]cnemtealn, Japan was oble to occupy third placo; and in automobilo production, Ja~
[24366]tan was fourth, with 1,7 million’ vehiclos produced.
[24368]The froo-loving and democratic-orionted Cuban People are sympathetic with this
[24369]effort. tho Japanoso People ere making; an effort which ie woll known and admired =
[24370]turcughout tho whole world. At tha same time, the freo-loving and democratic-ori—
[24371]nied Cutan People -thoe ones within Cuba, and the ones living in exile=- are aston-—
[24372]4ched to watch Japan vory much involved in trade relations with Commnist Cuba, al-
[24373]thourh Japan io aware that by so doing it ie directly aiding a tyranny, and at the
[24374]cusc tiom, providing this regimo with tho necessary funds to subvert its neighbors ,
[24375]trroughout Latin America,
[24377]It should be pointed out that Japan, basod on ita concern for human rights << . :
[24378]cculd very well consider that its presont trade rolations with Comminist Cuba are
[24379]cunpletely negative, Lut this de not the only reason. Japan must be aware, that, -
[24380]“4ts trado rolations with Communist Cuba will eventually, in a very near future, <=
[24381]jcopardizo Japan's trade relations with Latin America, and thie is already begin--
[24382]ning to happen.
[24384]Ti] JAPAN-COMVUNIST CUBA TRADE RELATIONS,
[24386]Aw- Trado_ Balance.
[24388]Japan hae alwnys had a deficit in its trade balance with Cuba, 4.6., not
[24389]only in ito prosont trado relations, but also during its trade prior to the estabe
[24391]lichment of tho Castro-Communist regime. a
[24392]4 /
[24393]Jose 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA . TELEFONO FR 30038 a
[24394]" . ’ .
[24395]a) rata :
[24397]he
[24400]14-0000
[24402]Pry tee
[24405]« . t {
[24406]Sd
[24408]B= ovide tro_o urrency.
[24409]It 40 ostimated that Japan providen Cantro with 30% of ite hard currency,
[24410]duo to tho proviously montioned fact of a doficit in ita trade balance with Cuba.
[24411]Tho hard curroncy has avoragcd during tho last four yeare the amount of US$) ril--:
[24412]lion a month, in the following manner Aoatinatea)s -
[24413]: as 19621 US$ 14 million
[24414]_ 1963: 12 willion :
[24415]19641 . 8 million ae
[24416]7, as . - 19651 . ~ 14 million c
[24417]Total: US$ 48 million,
[24418]Tho hard curroncy io uscd by Cactro for two thingss
[24419]1.- Finance oubyernive activition throurhoit Latin Amorion.
[24420]2e~ Pay short tern credits in Furorann_ morkets,. thu ing in
[24421]_ business with countrien othor than Ji .
[24422]Com Inpen Je lending buyor of Cuban cugnree
[24423]Japan, together with Spain and Morocco, is ono of tho three loadin~ Fre ,
[24424]~ he World buyers of Cuban sugar, although Japan is the country that has bocomu Castro's a
[24425]“*'—~.. - main eource of foreign oxchange. i. ee
[24426]le Cuban sugar purchaned,
[24427]1959s 397,047 Ton.
[24428]~ ne ot ‘ 1960s : 210, 272
[24429]: 1961: : 325,539 2,699 Ton, (rofinad)
[24430]H 19623 ' $22,727 15,248 * "
[24431]! ; ; 19633 163,662 .
[24432]a 7. 19643. | 328,609
[24433]H : ; 1965s 300,000 (estimate): ,
[24434]me ; “Qe= Japanese firms involvadt ‘ ' ;
[24435]5 oe Tho leading buyors of Cuban sugar arot
[24437]‘, : : uo Iwai & Co., Ltd,
[24438]‘ . Toyo Monka Kaisha, Ltd.
[24439]a Kancnatsu & Co,, Ltd,
[24441]' : > Moiji Trading Co., Ltd.
[24442]' a Okura Trading Co., Ltd.
[24443]0 Nozaki & Co., Ltd,
[24445]Sumitomo
[24447]Nichimen Co., Ltd,
[24449]aSmaee
[24453]14.90000
[24455]‘4
[24456]i
[24458]a . en ae
[24459]eo, or aes Balhew re aan
[24461]Di= Othor_trrda_oporationa.
[24463]Bosidos the taid sugar purchaces, Japan is very active in ite trado relae
[24464]tivns with Comuntot Cuba; trade rolntions that totaled US$ 87 million for 1%4, =
[24465]hich roprosented an-inerease of 240% over 1963.
[24467]Just to. montion a fow cxanplos, thu names of soma of tho other Japanese
[24468]fire actively involved in trade opcerationa with Communist Cuba follows —~
[24470]Vitoudt through ite "dusny", the Toho Bussan Kaisha,
[24472]C. Itoht through ite "dummy" tho Kyodo Trading Co., Ltd.
[24474]Oki Electric: until recently through Mitsubishi Shoji Katoha'e ndunay",
[24475]tho Moiwa Trading.
[24477]Toyo Rayon
[24479]Hitacht
[24481]Yawata Tron
[24483]Toyo Monka Kaioha: through tho Adunay" Abo Trading Co,, Ltd.
[24485]er SAPANSLAT TN AMERICA RELATION? ,
[24486]A. Jozan'g sconomic and _trado interonts in Tatin norton.
[24487]1.- Japan has 77% of ite foreign investment placed in Latin America.
[24488]2.= Proof of Japan's increasing interest in Latin Amoricn hao been the
[24489]visit of two Japanose Trade Missions to thie Homiephera in lesa than one yosr ==
[24490](vorch ond Soptonbor 1965).
[24491]3.- Japun has a deficit in ite trade balance with Latin America, and al-
[24493]yah the trate volun with Latin America omounted to US$ 433.4 million for the.
[24495]: ried Junuary-July 1964, Japan lost USE 174,8 million for mentioned period due to.
[24496]‘ te ws defielt in its trade balance:
[24498]Jan-Jul, 19643 Japan exports: UES 179.3 million
[24499]Jan-Jul, 1964: Japan imports: US$ 354,1 million
[24500]Jan-Jul, 1964: Deficit for Japan in ita trade balances US$ 174,8 million
[24502]4.- Breaking down Japan's trado balance with each Latin American country
[24503]tie results aro the followings: .
[24505]a.~ Favorable trade balanceas 8
[24507]. Bolivia
[24509]. Brazil : 1 a
[24511]Costa Rica —_ F
[24512]Dominican Republic .
[24514]: Honduras : : , ; ,
[24515]Panend
[24516]Venezuela :
[24519]14-0000
[24521]oS
[24523]OTE RP ee
[24526]«he
[24528]b.= Unfavorable trade balszctess 11
[24530]Argentina
[24531]Chile
[24532]Zeuador
[24533]El Salvador
[24534]’ Guatemala
[24535]Haita
[24536]Yexico -
[24537]Nicaragua
[24538]Paraguay
[24539]Peru
[24540]Uruguay
[24541]5.< Tha economic analyst has to conclude that tho deficit tn 449 svered)
[24542]trede balance plus the importance of Lat‘s /rerica with regards to Japzants fscnton
[24543]Anveotacnt will rake Japan increase its intcrest in this Homiophoro.
[24545]B.=- ¢ onsesushcen of the Jopan-Coprentot Cuka trage throughout Latin frestea,
[24547]The consequences of tho Japar-Con:ciunist Cuba trado cro beginning 12 be
[24548]felt ‘throughout Latin Arerica, due to muintained "agit-prop" and subversive sctiv~
[24549]ities by the Castro reginc, financed, partially, with foruign oxchango rocuLting
[24550]from ite trade with Japan.”
[24552]A highly illustrative example 1s the case of Venezuola.
[24554]ae- Japan was able to obtein U2 133.5 aillion for tho pericd 1958-
[24555]1963 from its favorable trade balance with Venezuela. Tho favorable result in tho
[24556]trode balance for the Jan-Jul 1964 pericd totaled UEZ 12.4 million.
[24558]_ Recently, C. ITOH ard HIT“CHT clesed important agreemente with
[24559]the Veriozuelan Phone Co., and C. ITOH was eble to get en inportant contract with
[24560]"Corporation Venezclana de Petréleo",
[24562]b,= On the other hand, Venezuela 40 considered by all cxperts a5 a
[24563]price target of Communicm. The important arms caché discovered in Parepusr.1 to-=
[24564]wards the ond of 1%3, prompt thy Verezuclan goverrzent to accuse the Cast:o-Cor-
[24565]munist régime during the IX Meeting of Percipn Affeirs Ministere of the Arc:
[24566]on July 2, 194. Since this incident, cacercus subvereivo activities heave cuuled
[24567]great losses to both the People and the governaont of Venezuela, and to forcizn --
[24568]firma as well,
[24570]Less than a month ago, another ixportant arns cache was discov-
[24571]ered in Los Teques, Miranda State; and once nore the bard of Castro-Communis:; wan
[24572]traced and found.
[24574]c.- Then, when the situation is fully analyzed, it ia a fact tat --
[24576]. Venezuelan hard currency goes to ” Tapan, era from there it gooo to Castro, ja order
[24580]em!
[24582]14-0000
[24586]to aid terrorism against the Vonozuclen Pecple, the democratic government, its <=
[24587]businessmon, and even Japanese interests in that country, Iun't this a conpicto
[24588]llogic operation? .
[24590]2.= The Organization of American Esaten (OAS),
[24592]Cn July 26, ‘1964, tho OAS, during the IX Mecting of Forodgn Affairs
[24593]Ministers of the Amoricas, hold in Washington, D.C., Oondcmned the Castro-Couru-
[24594]nist regime and requested from itc member-countries, and from all free world ccune
[24595]tries cuteide tho Homisphero, to cease diploza*ic and trado rolationo with Cuba.
[24597]3-2 The Inter-American Workers Crennization {ORIT), :
[24599]During its VI Continental Congross, held in Moxico City, on Fobriuary
[24600]&, 1965, recommonded the maritime boycott which was already in progress urdcr tha
[24601]leadorship of tho. Vonozuolan dockworkers. ;
[24603]Racontly, after 17 vessels have suffercd tho boycott, a statomcent,
[24604]made -by intornational labor leaders during the IV Congress of Venozuelan Dockvarit-
[24605]ers, held in Caracas from October 9 to October 13, 1965, reaffirmed the boycott.
[24606]Japanese veseols have been boycotted due to this defensive measuro of the workura
[24607]of this Homisphere.
[24609]4.- Tha Management Boycott.
[24611]The Chambor of Commerce of tha Acericas, during its XV Annual Conven-
[24612]tion hold in Miami, Fla., U.S.A., adopted a resolution on June 16, 1965, along the
[24613]same lines of the OAS and ORIT recommendations. Since then, a Managemont Boycott
[24615]- Committee haa beon formed, and already about three dozens of Latin Amorican Chin-
[24617]bers of commerce support this campaign.
[24619]5.= Public Opinion,
[24620]Tha Japanese Trade Mission that toured Latin America left behind tho
[24622]following reaction:
[24624]aen Noxico: Article "América Latina, Japén y Castro" by doctor Lro- .
[24625]polde Rojas Ospitta, publighed by "Excelsior" on September 4, 1965.
[24627]b.— Brazil: Article "Japan Halps Fidel Castro" by Gustavo Coreno,
[24628]Fublished by "Diario de Noticias", on Septexder 2, 1965.
[24630]Article "Japan and Latin Arerica" by Mircea Buescu, Published by
[24631]Diaric de Noticl ag", on Septembor 9, 1965.
[24633]c.~ Peru: Congressman Ricardo Teroche Benitez pointed out Japan's ite
[24634]titude, due to its trade rolations with Comcunist Cuba during a spoech made in Gon
[24635]gress on Septembor lst., 1965. Congressman Tesccho's statezonts recoived ample =
[24636]coverage in the local press and were object of an “Agence France Presse" wiro.
[24638]d,- Chile: The leading "El Marcurio" newspnpor devoted one of its
[24639]editorial articles during September 1965 to point out the sane thing.
[24641]meee sae rome es TEER Hees fe ee nt oe neee eee oe ene eee tee
[24643]ab
[24645]4
[24647]14.90000
[24651]. ”. : SL metetees ed tence en a (a
[24655]O.= Colombia: Mr, José R. Morcado, Procidont of the Confederation of
[24656]volendian Workers ° (CC) delivered a memorandum to Hin Excellency the Japaneco Amb=
[24657]wsador to Coloxbia,“dated October 29, 1965 on the samo aubject,
[24659]An incroaso of this reaction ray be expocted,
[24661]I¥.8 CONCLUSTONS i 20 _SUGCESTIONS =
[24663]hie Conclustonst
[24664]l.= Japan is prosently aiding Castro-Conmnicm, . . 7 °
[24666]2.~ Japan is highly dependent of Latin Amorica in order to achieve further
[24667]economic Prosperity.
[24669]3.= The Japan-Communiet Cuba trade and tho JapaneLatin America trade are.
[24670]‘in contradiction, — “
[24672]4.~ Japan may suffer considerable losses in ite Latin American marketa at
[24673]zade relations with Communist Cuba continue, .
[24675]~ Sungostions FY
[24677]: 1.= The benefits derived from Cuban sugar purchases are no longer avatla-
[24678]le to Japan, because, due te the drop of prices in tho World Sugar Market, Castro ~
[24679]innot continue to give firms privileres that resulted of high prices, with enough’
[24680]Sein to maneuver and still receive benofits.- After prices hitting a post-World
[24682]Sar IT low, Castro has no margin for those oporations, '
[24684]Lee
[24688]: 2.< Japan could very well substitute its purchases of Cuban sugar by in-
[24689]evensing its purchases to Taiwan ard Australia, and even botter, to Latin American -
[24690]countrios like Brazil, the Téminicen Republic, end Peru, as it used to do previcus .
[24691]i. the concentration of dealings with Castro-Commniem. Purchasing more sugar from
[24692]c.nocratie Latin American would improve Japan's image and at the same time it walld -
[24693]elialnate ite present trade dangers due to ita dealings with Cuba, .
[24695]Miami, Fla., UeS.A., November 10, 1965.
[24697]* Cory of Menorsndum sent to atl Japanese Ambascadora to Latin America
[24698]attending Novendber-mmting in Tokyo.
[24700]TT
[24702]14-0000
[24704]rae ~ O° tor Oo serun 10 sencn Orie 210
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[24709]ut: WH/C/CA/EM O woex a SECRET
[24710]ExT 1225 CO Wo moax
[24711]toate, 2 OCT 63 25 mucin cs PILE NO, 200-120-58
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[24715]from: DIR OR,
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[24718]4 .
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[24725]1, NO OBJECTION PLANS OUTLINED PARA aa REF... 8 - . >
[24726]. 2. AS BACKGROUND, RNLEPTOME (R) IN DIFFICULT POSITION ‘VIS-A-VIS
[24727]CORREA SINCE R UNABLE BROADEN U.S. BOYCOTT. ON SH*PS IN CUBAN TRADE
[24728]DUE CAVEATS IMPOSED ON AFL-CIO BY ODACID, ADDITIONALLY, LACK OF
[24729]FUNDING FROM AFL-CIO AND CONFLICT OF SCHEDULE WILL PRECLUDE
[24730]R ATTENDANCE AT REF CONVENTION,
[24732]at . io or wv UK 120- ->b
[24734]WH/C Comment:  *Request approval send AMSCROLL! and AMICE reps to
[24735]: boycott convention,
[24737]“ON.
[24739]DC/WH/C/CA, Jf —
[24740]WH/C/uO
[24741]¥H/3
[24743]Las 7 6 ee
[24746]. COORDINATING OFFICERS |. . aurnaericarine
[24748]RELCASING orvicen , > s Eg c R E T Bretedet Go = Orricen
[24750]REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITZO. CoP WO,
[24753]14-0000
[24755]a te
[24757]utaet ,
[24759]any further suggestions to th
[24761]fo i) ca z J
[24762]aera a
[24763]Chief cof Station, Athens:
[24765]Chiol, OH
[24766]Chicty. EE
[24768]rs uy go ry
[24770]tion, JUWAVE
[24771]“8S Release and Joxe Lats Galie
[24773]Chief o's t
[24775]t =
[24778]tHEGU RED REPLACES
[24779]STION REQUT,
[24780]WAVE~5789 (15 September 1965)
[24782]“D3 “For Athens to dotermine
[24784]REFERENCE:
[24786]parate vover a copy of the press release
[24787]incicated would bo forthcoming.
[24788]Nec VE and other organizations and
[24789]the xvelcase, The so-called
[24790]that according to AMSCROLL
[24791]have had or do have commercial contacts with Cuba, Tho letters that
[24793]were nailed to the Minister of Foreivn ALtt{zirs and to thé Home
[24794]riginals and these two gentlemon were not
[24796]Minister were, of course, ortiz
[24798]provided with a copy of the press reicase itself,
[24800]WAV2Z is anxious to keep the Gulbe pot botling and wo welcome
[24801]is _end. .
[24803]1. We attach under #6
[24804]on Jose Luie Galbe that the
[24805]Also attached is a list of the news
[24806]individuals that were maflcd a copy of
[24807]"Black List Firms" are those Greek Carn
[24809]2.
[24811]PHILIP G, ELMARD
[24814]1. Press Release
[24816]2. List
[24818]rs
[24819]Dale TYPED
[24820]24 Sep 65
[24822]1
[24826]3 - COS/Athens,w/atts,
[24829]f- C/EE, w/at ts oust Ree “w
[24830]Sie 3 u/ farts, usc
[24831]a 3 - ts,Us
[24833]SEP 3.0 865
[24835]OISPATCH SYMOOA AND MUMBER
[24836]| UFGA 23284
[24837]: TERS
[24840]14-0000
[24841]gieite
[24843]feo €. 9 $e
[24845]press relec )
[24846]c MALLING ATIORT $8
[24847]Bos 140
[24848]. Miami, Flonda
[24849]A PRESS SERVICE FROM : PHONE:
[24850]373. 8033
[24852]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.)}
[24854]UR. LETTER TO GREEK GOVERBMENT GHGLS GALBE OUSTER
[24856]Cases of real dirlomits Alemany and Alon
[24858]a0 cited as Contrast to preresterous be-=
[24860]haviour or the suugster Galbe.-
[24862]Here is text of letter sent to the Foreign Affairs and Intertor Mi,
[24864]nisters of Greece:
[24866]Excellency: . ;
[24867]"You say recall that, in mid-May this year, the Communist Cuban --
[24869]Charge d'Affaires in Athens, Jcse Luis Galbe, was the object of world -
[24870]attention *fter he shot a Greek bus driver over a trivial traffic argue
[24872]- ment near the town of Thermopylae. Newspapers throughout the world car
[24873]ried the stery *nd it would not be exaggerated to label the incident ag
[24875]an internstional scandal -one which may be said to have damaged Hellen-
[24877]ic dignity to the same extent to which the Castro regime ignores it by
[24878]accrediting gangsters such as Galbe as its diplomatic representatives ~-
[24880]before the Greek people." .
[24882]"On that occasion, we wrote the Greek government calling their at-
[24883]tention to the need to save the henor of Greece by severing all ties +-
[24884]diplomatic and commercial-- with the Red government of Cuba, At that ~-
[24885]time, we warned that the cangster Galbe was typical of the new promotion
[24886]of Hed Cuban "diplomats" --mostly undesiruble Communists trained to Per
[24887]form.tasks of espionage and agitation-- and substantiated our assertion
[24888]with a quote from Udon Alvarez de la Campa, a defecting Cuban diplomat--
[24889]who had charged Galbe by name during a press conference in Madrid."
[24891]“Today, two new defections from the Cuban Foreign Service prompt us
[24892]to re-open the Galbe case. le refer to those of Mssrs. Gilberto R..Al¢e
[24893]many Vilar, until recently, Trade Counseler to the Cuban Embassy in:To-
[24894]kyo, and Luis Ricardo Alonso Fernandez, until recently, Cuban Ambassada@r
[24896]to Great Britain,”
[24898]"Both former diplomats had always been regarded a3 competent, ser£
[24899]ous men even by us, the relentless opposers of the Castro-Communist ty~
[24900]anny. Before he took office 1s Cuban Ambassador to the United hingdon
[24901]in 1963, Luis R. Alonso Fernandes had also performed ambassadorial du -
[24902]ties in Peru and Norway. A scholarly, well-mannered man, he is well re
[24903]membered by all who knew him in his diplomatic office, even if they may
[24904]hove disapproved of the totalitarian regime that he represented, Even.
[24905]tually, he became disenchanted with Communism and publicly resigned his
[24906]post in London only a.few days aro. (Iu connection with Mr. Alonso's re.
[24907]Signation, the Greek newspaper "Vradyni", in {ts September 6 issue, won
[24908]ders precisely why Red Cuban Ambassador balbe has not been ousted yet)."
[24910]"Gilberto R. Alemany, an enually able and well-bred trade specia’-
[24911]list, held his Counselor's position for three years in Tokyo, His re'-
[24912]cognition of the true nature of the Red Cuban government led him to de-
[24913]fect secretly and become our own secret agent in Japan. Late last mon-
[24914]th, after fulfilling his dangerous mission, he made his feelings public
[24916]in Miami." :
[24918]. "As you can see, those decent people, who are still active in Cas-
[24919]trots diploratic corps cannot stand it for a long time. These new’ de-
[24920]fections show that the few that remain are abandoning the sinking ship
[24921]to the "new wave" of Castroite diplonats --gangsters, spies and agita-
[24922]tors in Galbe's fashion." oe
[24924]"But there is more: shortly afte: his defection, in an interview '-
[24925]with a leading Miami newspaper, hr. -.lemany made statements that con--
[24926]firm our assertions to this respect. The following are quotes from <
[24928]this interview: .
[24930]dea "" The Fidel Castro government cl.coses unemployed, uneducated young
[24931]: men to be trained and assigned to Cul.an embassies abroad as spies, The ; 7-4 .
[24932]’ ; re - 2G x
[24933]uct ' 19 - tae : “
[24934]CS copy mda
[24938]14-0000
[24940]a,
[24942]ea eeyey
[24946]“young spies are given a two-year course at a Special Ministry of the In
[24948]a
[24950]terior school to get them ready. The Minister of the Interior goes m%
[24951]far as to favor young boys from low social levels to work as agents in=
[24952]embassies. He dresses them up, teaches them a few things, gives them a
[24953]yun pnd sends them overseas, the aystem is diabolic, but it works, «=
[24954]These boys, whom they have made.into powerful men, are proving to be <-
[24955]the most fanatical agents, They never defect", "The two-year course -
[24957]Alemany.said, includes a "little of everything, even elemen-
[24959]on spying
[24960]tary English, The graduates aré*assigned to Cuban embassies as untitl-
[24962]ed attaches","
[24964]"Mr. Alemany has further told us, his workmates in UNIDAD HEVOLUCIO
[24965]NARIA, that he has knowledge of the balbe case, and that he knows the -
[24966]Cuban Charge in Athens to be just the type of person of which he speaks
[24968]le sort by any standard, He =
[24969]a
[24971]in his interview --a definite undesira
[24972]viour was widely co
[24974]adds that, while in Japan, Galbe's preposterous be
[24975]The unanimous impressi on was
[24977]mmented within Tokyo diplomatic circles, :
[24978]pected that the Creek Government
[24980]-———one of shock. and concern, and it was ex
[24982]would react promptly and energetically.
[24984]that Galbe is no credit to «
[24985]eek nation. Thus, we write
[24987]"We 411 know, Cubans and Greeks slike,
[24988]r
[24989]further -
[24991]the Cuban people and is an insult to the
[24992]with the thought that the facts forwarded in this letter wil
[24994]unmask Galbe and show what he really iss .
[24995]Sincerely,
[24997]Dr.. Mario Seiglie Montoro
[24998]Secretary General
[25000]Miami, Geptember 16, 1965
[25001]Ref: 195
[25003]OPracg,
[25005]., & a [ OS EL OSE
[25006]\ Press re & MAIL ADDWE Ss
[25007]Bon 3940
[25008]“ Mram, Florida
[25009]APRESS SERVICE FROM PHONE?
[25010]37d - 8033
[25012]MOVIMIENTG UNIDAD REYOLUCIONARIA (U R.)
[25014]W.R, LETTER TO GREEK, GOVERNMENT
[25016]H UAGLS_GALBk CUSTER
[25018]Cases of real diplomts Alemany and Alon
[25019]| so cited as contract: to preposterous be-=
[25021]1 haviour _of the pungster Galbe.-
[25023]Here is text of letter sent to the Foreign Affairs and Interior ML
[25024]nisters of Greece:
[25026]Excellency:
[25027]"You may recall that, in mid-Hay this year, the Communist Cuban --
[25028]s Galbe, was the object of world ~-
[25030]Charge d'affaires in Athons, Jose Lu
[25031]attention 2fter he shot a Greek bus driver over a trivial traffic argu-
[25033]ment nenr'the town of Thermopylae. Newspapers throughout the world car
[25034]ried the story snd it would not be exaggerated to label the incident as
[25035]an international scwndal -one which may be said to have damaged Hellen-
[25036]ic dignity to the sume extent to which the Castro regime ignores it by
[25037]accrediting gangsters such as Galbe as its diplomatic representatives =
[25039]before the Greek people."
[25040], "On that occasion, wo wrote the Greek government calling their at-
[25041]tention to tne need to save the henor of Greece by severing ail rare
[25044]diplomatic and commercial-- with the Red government of Cuba.
[25046]time’, we warned that the gangster Galbe was typical of the new promotion
[25047]ommunists trained to per
[25049]of Red Cuban "diplomats" --mostly undesirable
[25050]form tasks of eSpionage and agitation-=~ and substantiated our assertion
[25051]with a quote from Gdon Alvarez.de la Campa, a defecting Cuban diploma t~
[25053]who had charged Galbe by name during a press conference in Madri
[25055]"Today, two new defections from the Cuban Foreign Service prompt us
[25056]to re-open the Galbe case, We refer to those of Mssrs. Gilberto R. Ale
[25057]many Vilar, until recently, Trade Counseler to the Cutan Embassy in To-
[25058]kyo, and Luis Ricardo Alonso- Fernandez, until recently, Cuban Ambassadar
[25059]to Great Britain,
[25061]"Both former diplomats had always been regarded as competent, seri
[25063]“ous men even by us, the relentless opposers of the Castro-Communist ty~
[25065]ranny. Before he took office .s Cuban Ambassador .to the United hingdom
[25066]in 1963, Luis R. Alonso Fernandez had also performed ambassadorial du -
[25067]ties in Peru and Norway. A Scholarly, well-mannered man, he is well re
[25068]membered by all who knew him in his diplomitic office, even if they may
[25069]hove disapproved of the totalitarian regime that he represented, kven-
[25070]tually, he became disenchanted with Communism and publicly resigned his
[25071]post in London only a few days ago. (In connection with Mr. Alonso's re
[25072]Signation, the Greek newspaper "Vradyni", in its September 6 issue, won
[25073]ders precisely why Red Cuban Ambassador dalbe has not been ousted yet)."
[25075]"Gilberto R, Alemany, an eoually able and well-bred trade specia -
[25076]list, held his Counselor's position for three years in Tokyo. His re ~-
[25077]cognition of the true nature of the Red Cuban government led him to de-
[25078]fect secretly and become our own secret agent in Japan, Late last mon-
[25079]th, after fulfilling his dangerous mission, he made his feelings public
[25080]in Miami."
[25082]"As you can see, those decent pecrle, who are still active in Cas-
[25083]trots diplomatic corps cannot stand it for a long time. These new de-
[25084]fections show that the few that remain are abandoning the sinking ship
[25085]to the "new wave" of Castroite diplorats --gangsters, spies and agita-=
[25086]tors in Galbe's fashion."
[25088]"But there is more: shortly afte: his defection, in an interview -
[25089]with a leading Miami newspaper, Mr. :.lemany made statements that con--
[25090]firm our assertions to this respect. THe following are quotes from -
[25091]this interview:
[25093]wn The Fidel Castro governzent chooses unemployed, uneducated young
[25094]men to be trained and assigned to tul.an embassies abroad as spies, The
[25097]14-0000
[25101]young spies sre given a two-year course at a Special Ministry of the In
[25102]terlor school to vet them ready. The Minister of the Interior goes %
[25103]far 48 to favor young boys from low social levels to work as agents in-
[25104]embassies, He dresses them up, teaches them a few things, gives thema.
[25105]pun and senda them overseas, the system is diabolic, but it works. <=
[25106]These boys, whom they have made into powerful men, are proving to be =
[25107]The two-year course «
[25109]the most fanatical agents. They never defect",
[25110]Alemany said, includes a "little of everything even elemen-
[25112]on spyin
[25113]tary tneiieh, The graduates are assigned to Cuban embassies as untitl-
[25115]ed attaches,”
[25117]Mr, Alemany has further told us, his workmates in UNIDAD KEVOLUCIO
[25118]NARIA, that he has knowledge of the dalbe case, and that he knows the =
[25119]Cuban Charge in Athens to be just the type of person of which he speaks
[25120]in his interview --a definite y undesirable sort by any standard, He =
[25121]adds that, while-in Japan, Galbe's preposterous behaviour was widely co
[25122]mnented. within Tokyo diplomatic circles. The unanimous impresai on was
[25123]one of shock and concern, and it:was expected that the Greek Government
[25125]would react promptly and energetically,
[25126]"We all know, Cubans and Greeks alike, that Galbe 1s no credit to -
[25127]r
[25129]the Cuban peorle and i8 an insult to the Greek nation. Thus, we write
[25130]with the thought that the facts forwarded in this letter will further -
[25132]unmask Galbe and show what he really iss
[25133]Sincerely,
[25135]Dr. Mario Seiglie Montoro
[25136]Secretary General
[25138]Miami, September 16, 1965
[25139]Ref: 195
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[25167]The Editor
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[25170]Greece,
[25172]Mr, G, Skouras
[25173]Editor,
[25176]Athens, Greece,
[25178]Mr, John Zorn
[25179]Editor,
[25181]ATUcuS NEWS
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[25184]Mr, E, Bakletzis
[25185]Rditor,
[25186]ATHINAIEE
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[25189]Mr, P, Kokkas
[25190]Editor,
[25191]SUP TERIA
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[25196]ESTEERINOS THYPOS
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[25204]The Editor
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[25836]1, Subject report prepared by AMSCROLL presents a roundup of
[25837]preparatory activities and subsequent publicity of the AMWASP~1]
[25838]dcfection as sponsored by the AMSCROLL organization, Due to the
[25839]number of MHSPAWN assets which intorplayed in the particular opera~ ‘
[25840]tion, the report is attached under separate cover No, 1 in true : err
[25841]names and identiticsa without reference to the MISPAWN assets involved, .
[25843]_ 2, Undor separate cover attachment No, 2 contains samples of
[25844]written propaganda and an AMSCROLL mailing list,
[25846]3. Also forwarded under soparate cover, attachment No, 3, are
[25847]tho Spanish and English tapos of the AMWASP/1 statement,’ i
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[25907]Unidad Revolucionaria Mcmorandum
[25909]The following steps have been taken in the defection and subsequent
[25910]publicity of Gilberto Alemany, Trade Counselor of the Cuban Embassy in
[25911]Tokyo, Japan;
[25913]1. <A press conference was held on August 27th at 7 p.m, in the
[25914]Biecayne Room of the McAllister Hotel, which was attended by_most of the
[25915]members of the Miami area press, (approximately 50 persons in total) in
[25916]réspuunse to Unidad Revolucionaria (UR) invitation, Mr. Alemany read a
[25917]statement prepared by him and by members of the UR, which was also
[25918]mimevyraphed and distributed both in English and Spanish to the persons
[25919]present at the Conference, Photos of the event were taken, to be Inter.
[25920]published in the UR publications, <A recording of the proceedings was
[25922]made,
[25923]2. Covérage by the press included the following items:
[25924]a. A front-page article by Mary Louise Wilkinson in the
[25925]Miawi News of August 28th, (Both editions),
[25926]. be An article by Don Bohning in the Miami Herald of
[25927]August 23th.
[25928]ce, A front-page story in the "Diario de las Americas"
[25929]of August 29th by Benjamin de la Vega,
[25930]d, An editorial in the Miami News of August 30th,
[25932]e; An article by Humberto Medrano in the “Diario de la
[25933]Anericas” of September Ist;
[25935]£. A story in the "El Universal" of Caracas, Venezuela,
[25936]of September lst,
[25937]; ge TV stations Channel 4 and Channel 7 broadcast filmed
[25938]stories of the press conference on August 27th and 28th,
[25939]; h. Radio stations WRUL and Radio Americas taped interviews
[25940]with Mr, Alemany on August 31st,
[25941]if) Radio program “La Voz de Cuba" also taped an interview
[25943]. AvI¢P3 interviewed Mr. Alemany (Jose M, Illan) on
[25944]September Ist for a cover story in that publication,
[25945]kz The "Voice of America" taped an interview on September
[25947]2Qnd (Manolo de la Torre).
[25948]Le ot | UF GR- Coot t . §5 Cory , 14-10-26
[25949]Sle : 1: Mr. Al Burt, Latin editor of the Miamd erald :
[25950]a er 2nd for a subsequen ;
[25952]interviewed Mr. Alemany on Septemb , 1
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[25957]SECRET
[25958]m, Radio Tropical of Caracas, Venezuela also broadcast
[25959]the story on Septomber 1st?
[25961]3. Mr. Alemany's defection statement was sent to the following
[25963]addresses:
[25965]as On August 28 and a1, to the attached list of Japanese
[25967]newspapers in Tokyo, (¢
[25969]be On August 31st, to 110 Japanese firms on the UR. blacklist.
[25971]Ce “on September lst, to the UR economic mailing list in |
[25972]the United States and Canada, which includes sugar brokers, business ~
[25973]concerns, economic publications such as "Journal of Commerce", ete?
[25975]d. On September 2nd, the Spanish version was sent ta 148
[25976]addresses in Spain, which includes. Spanish firms, newspapers and
[25977]government offices,
[25979]es To 100 Latin American newspapers and Japanese embassies,
[25980]including ‘the Japanese ombassy in Washington,
[25982]£2 To 150 shipping firms in the United States and Canada?
[25983]gi To economic publications throughout Europe;
[25985]hj To the members of the Japanese Trade Mission which
[25986]toured Latin America during March, with personal letters from Dr, Cavada;
[25988]1° The UR is currently completing the mailings to the
[25989]other addresses on its blacklist in other countries:
[25991]ah The UR has prepared a summary of Alemany'*s original
[25992]statement which is being sent to the addresses not yet covered?
[25994](Copy attached) 4
[25996]5, Dri Rivas-Vasquez of the .UR propaganda section contacted
[25997]Mr} Martin Correa, Secretary General of the Venezuelan Dockworkers for
[25998]further steps in that area, Rivas-Vasquez also spoke to Mr? Salvador
[25999]Romani, of the Movimiento Anti-Comunista Femenino de Venezuela, and Mr
[26000]Carlos Andres Perez, former Venezuelan Cabinet member and future presidential
[26001]candidate; Mr. Martin Correa also requested, and was granted, a private
[26002]interview with Mr> Alemany on Saturday, August 28, which was 3 also attended
[26004]by Dr, Seiglie, president of the UR,
[26005]6) Additional follow-up action is listed below:
[26007]ay MrZ Enrique Lindner, the UR delegate in Washington, D Coy
[26008]was instructed to try to get Mr, Alemany's statement into a leading
[26009]national magazine or publication, ‘for which he was sent copies plus photostats
[26010]of the confidential documents brought by Mrs Alemany during his press
[26011]conference. -Mr; Lindner was hopeful of arranging insertion of the
[26012]statement in the magazine "U, .8, News and World Report,"
[26014]SECRET
[26015]a
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[26019].
[26021]SEC RET
[26023]bs Tho NBC tolevision program, "The Today Show", was
[26024]approached and offerod an intorviow with Mr,’ Alomany through Mr? Paul
[26025]Cuninghan, associato producor of that program?
[26026]cl Mr Alemany has drawn up a plan which includes the
[26028]writing of personal lotters by him to a number of directors of Japanese
[26029]firms with which he dealt in Tokyo?
[26031]aa Mr, Joso Alvarez Diaz, a trado specialist and Cuban
[26032]economics professor at tho Univorsity of Miami is preparing an analysis
[26033]of MrJ.Alemany’s defection statement, which he will try to have
[26034]published. in a leading economic publications
[26036]e. An attompt is boing made to arrange for a television
[26037]panel show on one of the local stations,
[26039]Ae oe rt ke
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[26088]L. MARTIN CORREA, ven (Ap) DEPUTY, PRES OF PORTWORKERS FEDERATION
[26089]or ven, MEMEER CUBAN TRADE BOYCOTT COMMITIEE, AND CLOSE COLLABORATOR
[26090]ANICE AND’ AMSCROLL, NOW ORGANIZING CONTINENTAL CONVENTION OF
[26091]PORTWORKERS TO BE HELD CaRACAS 8-10 OCT 65. IN ADDITIC# REGULAR
[26092]CONVENTION AGENDA WHICH {Nci.UDES ELECTION OF ww EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
[26093]OF NATIONAL FEDERATION AND REVIS/OW FEDERATION STaTdgres, Malt
[26094]PROGRAM GF CONVENTION AIMED AT OUTA:NING UNIF JED INTERNATIONAL. UK
[26096]ACTION RE CUBAN TRADE’ Beycart. ‘DYRING CORREA VISIT :8-5i AUG
[26098]OMWAVE AREA, “CORREA D: SCUSSED CONVENTION PLANS WiTH AMICE ANSCPOLL
[26099]AS FOLLOWS: fet
[26101]Ao CONVENTION AND ITS AGENDA APPROVED AND uPPORTED Ni i
[26102]-
[26104]AND LABOR ‘SECTION OF AD, _Z
[26106]an?
[26107]ROUND-TaSLE MEETING OF MEMBERS OF OR TICUMAISSTON AGAINST COMMUNISE
[26109]Bo WiLL INVITE INTERNATIONAL PaPEICiPA!ION AND CONVOKE
[26111]TYRANNY OF CUBA” FOR PURPOSE CLARIFY (” APPLY COGRDINATED CUBAN TRADE
[26112]| \ Wefcen
[26113]BOYCOTT! actions, on, aN RD
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[26123]C. COSTS OF INTERNATIONAL ASFECTS OF CONVENTION WiLL TOfaL
[26124]APPROX $12,00@, IN ORDER DEFRAY ROUND-TRIP TRAVEL AND LODGING
[26125]EXPENSES 25-30 INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES, R&«DIO/TV COVERAGE, AND COSTS
[26127]OF SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, PRESS, ETC.
[26128], 2. CORREA PLANS ATTEMPT RAISE PORTION NECESSARY FUNDS FOR
[26129]CONVENTION FROM LOCAL VEN SOURCES SUCH AS CTV, AD, AND SPECIAL
[26130]LOTTERY AND FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN AMONG VEN/CUBAN EXILE PUBLIC,
[26131]i SIMILARLY, AMICE AND AMSCROLL HAVE BEEN ASKED ATTEMPT RAISE PARTIAL
[26133]| , FUNDS BY PUBLIC FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN IN JMWAVE EXILE COMMUNITY.
[26135]po 3. ACCORDING AMICE, COPREA HAS OBTAINED RNREING’S AND RNLEPTOME'S
[26137]APPROVAL RE PARA 1 ABOVE PLANS, WHILE NO COMMITMENTS OF CLOSE
[26139]COLLABORATION OR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FORTHCOMING FROM EITHER,
[26140]RNLEPTONE WILLING PARTICIPATE IM CONVENTION AND PLANS ARRIVE
[26142]CARACAS 7 OCT.
[26145]4, IN VIEW NEED INTRODUCE MORE COORDINATED HEMISPHERE EFFORTS
[26147]AND COMMON VITALITY IN BOYCOTT CAMPAIGN, ABOVE MEETING WOULD APPEAR
[26148]ABLE SERVE USEFUL PURPOSE STIMULATE MHVIPER PROGRAM, IT ALSO MAY
[26149]BE POSSIBLE GAIN ADDITIONAL MHSPAVN MILEAGE DUE ITS TIMELINESS AND
[26150]TIE-IN RECENT aAMWASP-1 DEFECTION AND CURRENT HEMISPHERE TOUR
[26152]STATION FEELS CONCENTRATION OF CUSAN
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[26173]EFFECTIVENESS, THUS PREFERABLE SIMULATE MGRE APERCPRIATE SuPFORT
[26174]FROM AMONG THOSE ORGS WITHIN CUBAN BOrCOTI/IPHUODCAP FRAMEWORK.
[26175]STATION WOULD THEREFORE 4PFRESIATE HQS ViEWS AND FOSSIBLE OPERATIONAL
[26176]“PLANS RE ABOVE MEETiNG IN CRDER PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND POSSIBLE
[26177]SUPPORT THROUGH LOCAL ASSETS.
[26179]SECRET
[26180]CFN 5655 MARTIN CORREA VEN AD AMICE AMSCAOL. 8-18 OCT 63 18-31
[26182]CTV AD ORIT 812.008 25 $8 iv CCV aD RASEING’S RNCEPIOME’S 1
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[26209]REF; WAVE 5061 (IN 34271) *
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[26213]3
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[26216]END OF MESSAGE
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[26246]To \ FROM ; N? 275956
[26247]Chief, WH. .
[26249]Attn: WH/C COs, JMWAVE
[26251]Peter S, JASUTIS _
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[26270]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA
[26274]TO: Dr. Mario Seiglie Montoro . ;
[26276]FROM: Dr. Rafael Rivay-Vasques
[26278]a . co : .
[26279]- REF.: News Coverage of Press
[26280]Release on Soviet "Fishing"
[26282]Base.
[26284]Press Coverage on U.H.'a press release regarding soviet
[26285]"Fishing" Base follows? css, 2
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[26299]Wayne Farris
[26300]W.C.K.T. Channel 7
[26302]Tony Solar
[26303]"Noticias en Espanol"
[26304]Miami News ‘ps. 9-A
[26306]JULY 21, 1965:
[26308]Radio-Hora .
[26309]W.M.E.T. : .
[26311]JULY 22, 1965:°
[26313]Diario Las Americas
[26316]JULY 24, 1965:
[26317]Agencia de Informaciones Periodisticas
[26318](A.I.P.) No. 324
[26319]10 SE 9 ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA TELEFONO FR 3-8033
[26321]~ de
[26324]14-0000
[26326]ow ;
[26327]. we ay
[26329]Up
[26331]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA
[26333]"Novedades" (will forward date)
[26334]Mexico, D.F., .
[26335]Mexico
[26337]s Vida del Litoral (will forward date)
[26338]. "El Universal"
[26339]. Caracas, Venezuela
[26341]- Miami, July 22, 1965
[26343]10 SE 9ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA TELEFONO FR 3-8033
[26345]ca
[26347]14.0000
[26349]=~, aN
[26351]OFFICE:
[26353]\press release
[26355]A PRESS SERVICE FROM Miami, Florida
[26356]PHONE:
[26358]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD RE VOLUCIONARIA (U.R.) 373 - 8033
[26360]U.R. REPORTS
[26362]SOVIET “PISHING" BASE IN HAVANA
[26364]UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (UR) has learned from its underground sour =
[26365]ces in Cuba the following infermation:
[26367]The Russians are constructing doeks, warehouses, freezers, dry <=
[26368]docks, buildings with communication equipment and other necessary ins-
[26369]tallations for the operation of a fishing fleet in the east coast of =
[26370]the port of. Havana, according to the Cubar-Soviet agreement of Septem-
[26371]ber, 1962, ,
[26373]These constructions are directed and supervised by Soviet techni-
[26374]cians with the collaboration of Cuban "slave work". The Soviet Union
[26375]furnishes all the necessary equipment and machinery, in addition to <=
[26376]the above mentioned supervision and technical assistance; Cuba offers
[26377]the labor as well as the basic construction materials.
[26379]It was stipulated that the Soviet Unicn and Cuba would share in -
[26380]equal parts this fishing terminal which original cost was $12 million
[26381]"pesos" but now it has come up. ke $30 millions and is expected to be -
[26382]finished by the beginning of 1966,
[26384]However, it has.been learned that due to the large sum owed by ~ |
[26385]the Castro-Communist regime to the Soviet Ynion, the Russians have de~
[26386]cided that these facilities will be for their exclusive use once they
[26388]are concluded,
[26390]All the fish caught will be taken to this terminal, processed and
[26391]exported to the Soviet Union and Lurope in Russian vessels, without -
[26392]any profit for Cuba, nor the Cuban fishing vessels will be allowed to.
[26394]use said installations,
[26396]t_of Havana will be_closed
[26398]This area of the east coast of the po
[26399]cl fray Soviet personnel will-
[26401]as S00n aS installations are finished an
[26402]have access to that zone.
[26404]This absolute control of the Soviets in the same port of Havana-
[26405]nas led many tothink that said installations will not only serve for -
[26406]operating Soviet trawlers - which activitles in espionage, infiltratim
[26407]c. subversive and terrorist agents are well known - but that_it might
[26408]hide military constructions, Submarine pens, and other installations -
[26409]that could threaten the security of the kemisphere.
[26411]UNIDAD REVOLUCIUNARIA (UR)
[26413]Miami, July 19, 1965
[26417]14-0000
[26419]OFT CINAS:
[26420]10 SE. 9 St.
[26422]CIRCCCIGN POSTAL:
[26423]Bos 3940 |
[26424]> Miami, Flonda
[26426]boletin
[26428]UN SERVICIO DE PRENSA DEL TELEFONO:
[26429]MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (U.R.) 373 - 8039
[26431]so : BASE _"PESQUERA" SOVIETECA EN LA HABANA
[26433]° UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA (UR) ha podido conocer a través de sus fuentes clandeg
[26434]. tinas en Cuba los siguientes informes:
[26436]los rusos estén construyendo muelles, diques secos, naves refrigeradas, plan
[26438]de una flota pesquera en la costa este dé] puerto de La Habana, conforme a
[26439]lo ectipulado en el acuerdo Soviético-Cubano de Septiembre de 1962,
[26441]Estas construcciones se llevan a cabo bajo la direccién y supervisién de téc '
[26442]nicos soviéticoa, con la -colaborecién de. "trabajo esclavo" cubano. Ls Unién .
[26443]e Soviética facilita todos los equipos y maquinarias, ademés de la mencionada :
[26444]_ . supervisién y asistencia técnicas, y Cuba pone la arena, piedras y materia- . :
[26445]les bisicos de construccién, aparte de la mano de obra.
[26447]“Se habia estipulado que la Urién Soviética y Cuba usufructuasen a partes :
[26448]iguales esta terminal pesouera de vastas properciones, cuyo costo original :
[26449]era do $12 millones de "pesos", pero que ya asciende a $30 millones y que se - oe
[26450]espera estara terminada para principios de 1966. :
[26452]. Sin embargo, se ha podido conocer que debido a la cuantiosa suma que el régi
[26453]nen Castro-Comuniste adeuda a la Unién Soviética, los rusos han determinado
[26454]cue estas instalaciones serdn para su uso exclusivo una vez terminadas.
[26456]a. Toda la pesca ser4 llevada a esta terrinal, procesada y exportada para la
[26457]Unién Soviética y Evropa en mercantes rusog, sin oue se derive provecho algu
[26458]“no para Cuta y sin que los pesqueros cutanos puedan hacer uso de dichas ins~
[26460]_ talaciones.
[26462]Esta drea en Ja costa este del puerto de La Habana ser4 cerrada en cuanto se
[26463]7 terminen las instaleciones y sélo el personal soviético tendrd acceso a esta
[26465]‘vs Este control absoluto soviético en el propio puerto de La Habana ha hecho
[26466]pensar a muchog que dichas-instalaciones no sélo servir4n para las cperacio-
[26468]. de apentes subvereivos y terroristas scn harto conocidas~ sino que pueden eg
[26469]ccnder construcciones militares, b>ses para submarinos y otras instalaciones
[26470]que amenecen la seguridad del Hemisferio.
[26472]UNIDAD REVOLUCICNARIA (UR)
[26474]Ref.2 19%
[26475]Hiami, 19 de Julio de 1965
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[26511]TYPIC MHVIPER
[26512]op. ‘AMSCROLL SECGEN REPORTS Final SESSION CHAMBER COMMERCE OF
[26514]AMERICAS UNANIMOUS PASSAGE RESOLUTION DRAFTED BY AMSCROLL DENOUNC ING
[26515]CASTRO REGIME AMD RECOMMENDING MEYSER NATION FIRMS DESIST TRADE WITH
[26516]cuga DIRECT OR IND IRECT, AND USE INFLUENCE OTHER FREE WORLD FIRMS DO
[26517]“SAME. CURACAO, SURINAM AND ARUBA ASSTAINING LACKING AUTHORITY FROM
[26518]puTcw NOGe BUT EXPRESSED SYMPATHY.
[26519]|B, MOTION INTRODUCFD BY MANUEL CASTILLO, FORMAER PANAMANIAN .
[26520]"CONSUL MIAMI, WHO ALSO TAPING MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT PANAMA TO CUBAN
[26521]PEOPLE FOR AMSCROLL RADIC PROGRAM. AMSCROLL ISSUING PRESS
[26523]RELEASE, CARRYING RESOLUTION AMTHIGH :7 JUNE. POUCHING DETAILS.
[26525]“SECRET
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[26539]| for a ‘subsequent anti-Castro campaign.
[26541]on . - ) wk . vy \ SLE
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[26550]Chief of Station, JMEAYE a
[26553]ettox {ron “Na ion” Reporter to AKSCROLL
[26554]BGT REQUIRED - REFERENCED
[26556]AR: Pils advise of any operational interest.
[26558]J \ . °
[26559]1. Yorwarded under soparate cover is & copy of a letter received
[26560]by AHSCROLL frem an individual who claims to be a reporter for Nation,
[26561]and who says that he is planning to visit New York ‘and wiani in the
[26562]near future, Ho oxpressed sympathy with the causo of Cuban freedoa,
[26563]based on his following of tho AMJCROLL publicity: ‘iu! the Galbe affair, .
[26564]L principaas to work ‘out some ideas presumably
[26566]2. Ploase advise if you have any specific operational interest
[26567]in this Andividual, or if you bave any preferences in the matter of
[26568]AMSCROLL‘s desling with hin. - AMSCROLL is replying with thanks for the
[26569]Griter's interest and with anticipation of future close and friendly
[26571]cooperation.
[26573]aes an oe . eee
[26575]PHILIP G, ELMARD
[26577]Attachment:
[26578]Letter, zerox cop7, u/ec (ax'4)
[26580]Distribution:
[26581]3e- _ Athens, ev/attach, u/sc
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[26738]Chief of Stating “JMWAVE 2! -- GRR CZ ‘
[26739]Susser v TYPIC/AMSCROLL/Operational
[26740]Progroess.Report—] onus -” iM 96
[26742]ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
[26744]ACTION REQUIRED: FYI
[26745]“REFERENCE; UFGA 19537, 1 February 1965 4 y
[26747]Ad OPERATIONAL 1
[26749]1, During the roporting period AMSCROLL continued to function as
[26750]Station JMWAVE's MHVIPER action and propaganda vehicle, ‘Toward the
[26751]end of March AMSCROLL also assumed the bulk of the heirloom operation
[26752]which is now being taken over by a separate committee, Some of the
[26753]more Significant activities, which have boon covered in other
[26754]corrospondence, were "black list" lotters to specific firms in Japan
[26755]and Greece, sent at the behest of and according to guidance from
[26756]Tokyo and Athons Stations, AMBLEAK~l's “truth squad" tactics against
[26757]the Japanese trade mission touring Latin Amorica and the initiation
[26758]of regular reports to-Spanish officials, in a list provided by Madrid
[26759]Station, on the anti-Spanish contents of broadcasts from Havana by the
[26761]Cuban-Spanish Friendship Association,
[26763]_ 2¢ Although there were gome petty disagreemonts among AMSCROLL
[26764]persannel, reported in detail by our unilateral penetration, AMFRAME-1,
[26766]' there was relative calm during the period, and occasional manitostationp
[26767]ted in AMSCROLL despite the gencral flagging
[26769]of esprit de corps were no ;
[26770]_of morale in the exile community at large,
[26772]3. The only change in the AMSCROLL executive committee took
[26773]effect in March when the Secretary of Finance, Identity, resigned to
[26775]take a position in an Ecuadorian commercial firm, Other personnel
[26776]changes wore made with only minor significance,
[26778]B, PRODUCTION
[26780]4, Propaganda to Cuba (samples in Attachment 2) included the pony
[26781]sized monthly bulletin; a Teaflet on personal security, this being a
[26782]new issue showing that the greatest danger to self and family is to do
[26783]nothing while Castro-Communism tightens its grip on the whole of Cuban
[26785]: OATE TYPED
[26786]Attachments: (Continued)
[26787](3 Identity, usc 28 May 65
[26788]6
[26790]X.\ 20 Prop Saples, Curings # DISPATCH BYRIBOL AND NUMBER
[26791]y> )3. Prop Samples, LA, USC
[26792]4 Press Release, ‘USC
[26793]t
[26795]UFGA 21797
[26797]HEADQUARTERS PLE HUMBER
[26798]VA- \OC- UG
[26801]me WH/C SECRET (S{_, |, 19-120-26/3
[26803]Grater
[26805]ad
[26807]44-0000
[26809]_ BISPATLM SYMGUL AND NUMBER
[26811]CONTINUATION OF wes |
[26812]DISPATCH SECRET. UFGA 21797.
[26814]Bocicty; “handwritten” cover letters, which are actually printed seript
[26815]to make the propaganda envelopes appear to contain personal lettors
[26817]. when put to the lixht test by-censors; and receipt acknowledyement forms,
[26818]a simple slip of paper now attached to al) propaganda mailings :
[26819]requesting the recipient to send the form back to AMSCROLL's post office
[26820]bex, ov to any other address in the free world fox forwarding to
[26821]AMSCROLL, as a check on how much propaganda is getting through, During
[26822]tho period AMSCROLL sent out 58,000 envelopes containing 130,000 items,
[26824]5, To Latin America primarily, with a scattering of items to
[26825]Europe, Asin and the United States, ANSCROLL sent out 30,000 items
[26826]indluding its tabloid house organ (which is now cut down to 4 pages
[26827]from its formor 8, and is published only once a month instead of twice),
[26828]several booklets reprinted by continued request of correspondonts (one
[26829]of tho largost orders having come from Dominican General Wessin y Wessi
[26830]shortly before the rebollion) and a map showing training sites in Cuba
[26831]for Latin Amorican guerrillas (samples in Attachment 3),
[26833]; 6. Nows releases Were issued on a number of current topics,
[26834]AMSCROLL as usual taking the economic warfare angle on the news of the
[26835]day as it effected Cuba, The 17 releases of this period were sent to
[26836]newspapers, wire services, magazines, radio and TV stations throughout
[26837]tho froec world in approximately 350 copies each, The local public
[26838]media mado use of approximately 65% of AMSCROLL's pross releases,
[26839]Although occasional indications are reocoived that AMSCROLL matorials
[26840]are used in other newspaper and magazine articles, radio programs and
[26841]the like, there is no way of making a good ostimato of tho amount of
[26842]such replay, Among tho more important titlos were tho following
[26844](copies in Attachment 4):
[26846]a. Free-World Ships Continue Aid to Cuban Economy,
[26848]be Cuban Budget Includes Proof Economy Crumbling -~ an Analysish
[26850]ce. Possible Soviet Curtailment of Cuban Aid Seen
[26852]d. Greek Firm Bilked in Cuban Trado Negotiations
[26854]6. _ Japan Secks Expansion of LA Trade While Defying OAS in
[26855]Cuban Trafic .
[26857]2¢ Sovbloc Undermining Castro Sugar Markets |
[26859]g&» Castro Auctioning Heirlooms Taken from Fleeing Refugees
[26861]7. Other political action and propaganda moves noted in paragraph
[26863]“2 above, wore reported separately in detail, and a full set of
[26864]“black list" correspondence was forwardod to Headquarters in UFGA 21616
[26865]with a requést for any further MIVIPER lerds which might contribute to |
[26867]the further effectiveness of this campaign,
[26869]8, AMSCROLL radio programs, 15 minutes daily over both WMIE and
[26870]AMTHIGH, carried much the same themes as the AMSCROLL press releases,
[26871]but with adjustments as necessary for tho Cuban audience, e.g., while
[26872]AMSCROLL press releases might complain about continued froc-world
[26873]trade with and shipping to Cuba, the radio program would emphasize any
[26875]decreases in the number of ships,
[26877]9, Reactions to AMSCROLL propaganda continue to arrive from Cuba,
[26878]but at a slow pace, The 24 letters recoived during the past period
[26879]contained 7 newspaper clippings and three pages torn from telephone
[26880]books, as requosted in AMSCROLL radio programs, Nine of the letters
[26881]mentioned the AMTHIGH broadcasts, one noted receipt of the pony-sized
[26882]pulletin and two remitted the small acknowledgement forms which accompan
[26883]all AMSCROLL propaganda mailed into Cuba, Detailed statistics on these
[26885]are submitted in a separate report from JMWAVE,
[26887]C.i FINANCIAL
[26889]Salaries (January - harch) $ 15,360.00
[26891]Operational Expenses (January-March 36, 500,00
[26892]TOTAL $ 51,560.00
[26894]CLASSIFICATION
[26896]SECRET
[26898]so. §$9aq «USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
[26900]—_——.
[26902]Frese
[26904]14-0000
[26906]CLADODIFICATION Y DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[26908]CONTINUATION OF
[26909]DISPATCH SECRET UFGA 21797
[26911]D. FUTURE PLANS
[26913]No substantive changes are contemplated in the handling of this
[26914]activity. Efforts will be continued to judge the efficacy of
[26915]curront ‘programs, and to adjust the amount and type of propaganda
[26917]produced as necessary
[26919]Vy Ve 6O77 |
[26921]VF 7 K, REUTEMAN : / rr
[26923]CONTINUED
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[26931]WDIGPATCN SYMBOL ANG NUNSFR =
[26932]i SEPARATE COVER ATTACH
[26933]MENT NO, 1 TO UFGA 2179
[26935]° CLASSIFICATION
[26936]CONTINUATION OF :
[26938]- DISPATCH SECRET
[26940]IDENTITY: Reinaldo NIYARES Lopez
[26942]SLABBIFICATION PAGE xn
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[27024]: . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE wae
[27025]Ore: JLiart:dap rs ROUTING
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[27031]DATE: 28 April 650) Ric IN CS FILE NO, 3]
[27034]DEFERRED
[27036]TYPIC KEYWAY MIVIPER a AK a)
[27038]REF: DIR 04886
[27040]PARA 2 REF SHOULD READ: "HOPE AMSCROLL CAN SET UP
[27041]NON~POLITICAL COMMITTEE OF REPUTABLE CUBANS AND ACT AS 118
[27042]EXECUTIVE AGENT."
[27044]END OF MESSAGE
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[27051] WELEASING OFFICER , Cees eet “AUTHENTICATENG | 7
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[27070]can, 27 Apr 65 C0 FILE IN CS ALE NO.
[27071]10 , JUWAVE MADRID
[27072]mom DIRECTOR FO a oe a7 :
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[27074]sO CiloA, Car, CA lPeeP. © roe
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[27077]" TYPIC KEYWAY MIVIPER
[27079]REFS: A, MADR 3992 (IN 52779) . ” 0 4 88 em 4
[27080]B. WAVE 1064 (IN $1819) Pace
[27081]ae i 1, concun REY A, DO NOT DESIRE COMMITTEE BE SET UP MADR; na ae
[27082]. “yor MAXIMUM CONTROL, FEEL THIS BEST DONE WAVE AREA, *
[27083]2, MOST PLEASED EFFECTIVE ROLE PLAYED BY AMSCROLL TO Dani, .
[27084]HOPE AMSCROLL CAN SET UP NON-POLITICAL COUMITTER OF REPUTABLE :
[27085]CUBANS WHICH WOULD ACT AS ITS EXECUTIVE AGENT, pak
[27086], of ee po . tel
[27087]: ‘SMOND F ZGERALD . mys «: Fat) _ fo my HART ‘
[27088]: . .
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[27101]REPRODUCTION PROMIBITEO
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[27112]. D. WAVE 10490 7 SUYE >)
[27113]1. VIEW APPARENT SENSITIVITY RE USE AMSCROLL
[27114]NAME THIS OP, SUGGEST MADR HAVE MUSSO REPLY TO AMSCROLL LETTER AS
[27115]SUGGESTED PARA 7REF A, STATING HE SETTING UP INTERNATIONAL
[27116]COMMITTEE AND ASKING AMSCROLL PARTICIPATION, MUSSO COULD THEN
[27117]PLACE ADS PER REF B WHICH WOULD BE MORE APPROPRIATE COMING FROM
[27119]EUROPEAN LOCATION.
[27121]2. JF ABOVE NOT FEASIBLE PLS ADVISE AND WAVE WILL ESTABLISH
[27123]COMMITTEE AND PLACE ADS,
[27124]SECRET
[27126]CFN
[27128]SECRET}
[27130]14-0000
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[27137]DISPATCH | ascnes ey =
[27138]— MAPTIO FOR INDEXING
[27140]to
[27141]Chiof of Statton, 8an Jose
[27143]OMY QuALIFID
[27145]WEACQUARTINS C498
[27147]CAN OA INDERING
[27150]Lditealadb toad
[27152]° Chief, Wil Division
[27158]SUBsECT OPERATIO
[27159]¢ Forwarding of Counterrovolutionary Handbook Studies
[27161]ACTION REQUIRED REFERLHCED
[27162]REFERENCE; UFGA-18641, para 3, dated 17 November 1964 /~- - >. ---
[27164]Re
[27165]hief of Station, JMWAVE
[27166]V PIC/1 ;
[27168]ACTION .: See paragraph 2.
[27170]: 1. Forwarded herewith is one copy of each of the following
[27171]Counterrevolutionary Handbook Studies:
[27173]Asociacion Amigos dol Mar (AAM) and Fraternidad
[27175]AAM -
[27177]. de ins 90 Millas ; a
[27178]ACCE = Asociacion de Colonos Cubanos en el Exilio ae
[27179]ANAC - Alianza Nacional Anti-Comunista ;
[27180]ANC ~- Asociacion Nationalistna Cubana :
[27181]FJC - Frente de Joventudos Cristianas — .
[27182]FUR ~. Frente de Joventudos Revolucionario 7
[27184](The FJR, boing & newly formed organization, is
[27186]° not listed in the Index to the Counterrevolutionar
[27187]' - Handbook, It is suggostod that it be "written
[27189]in" until a new Index can be completed,)
[27191]JURE - Junta Revolucionaria Cubana ;
[27192]_ MAPA - Movimiento Accion Patriotica Americana
[27193]MIRR ~ Movimiento Insurreccional de Recuperacion i
[27194]Rovoluctonaria. :
[27195]MRN - El Movimiento de Resistencia Nacional .
[27196]MRIN - Movimiento Revolucionario 30 dé Noviembre _,
[27197]OAS - Operacion "Alpha 66" _
[27198]RCCE - Radio Club de Cuba en el Exilio
[27199]RDR ~- Rescate Democratico Revolucionario ‘
[27200]SFNE - Segundo Frente Nacional de Escambray
[27201]_UND ~- Union Nacional Democratica "Movimiento 20 de Mayo"
[27203]2. The above listed studies should be filed alphabetically in
[27204]Part II of’the Counterrevolutionary Handbook forwarded under reforence,
[27206]‘omen 3s ama My
[27208]INDREW K, ‘REUTEMA
[27210]Attachment: CR Handbook Studies, h/w
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[27229]- - core
[27232]Q. SECRET REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED
[27233]PEASpn/UNiT NOTIFIED P— [sl cA-aa)
[27238]WR. FILE D DP, CMA? CA LPR? p APS
[27240]) ~ wen we
[27242]Gbassind2aiS
[27243]Lo A\ bi -
[27245]TYPIC MRVIPER J
[27246]IN REPLY CASTRO CLAIMS REPORTED LOCAL NEWSPAPERS AND RADIO
[27248]CUSAN sucaR PRODUCT ION GOALS BEING REACHED, AMNSGROLL PREPARING
[27250]PRESS RELEASES AND RADIO PROGRAMS 12-14 APR USING FOLL THEMESs
[27252]SuGAR DISCRETION STILL STRICTLY ENFORCED, WHY NECESSARY IF SITUATION
[27254]ACTUALLY GOOD AS CLAINED? CASTRO PROHIBITION PUBLICATION ANY STATIS~
[27256]TICS DURING HARVEST GAVE AMPLE WARNING BIG LIE TO COME. AMSCROLL
[27258]UNDERGROUND REPORTS WIDESPREAD CANE BURNING, SABOTAGE MILLS AND
[27259]TRANSPORT FACILITIES, SHORTAGE JUTE BAGS, ADMINISTRATIVE BUNGLING,
[27261]LOW WORKER MORALE Sona rine PUT 65 CROP IN JEOPARDY, GOoc
[27263]hE FUSAL CANE CUTTERS TRADITIONAL HOLY WEEK VACATION INDICATES
[27265]PANIC MORE THAN CONFIDENCE. - CONCERN PROBABLY HEIGHTENED BY CONSID-
[27266]ERATION REGINE'S SLIM MARGIN PROFIT EVEN FROM FAIRLY GOOD HARVEST
[27267]AT CURRENT WORLD PRICES AND COMPETION FRCN NEW SUGAR PRODUCING
[27268]WATIGNS. FINAL CRITERION CASTRO GRAVADO. HE ALWAYS TALKS BIGGEST
[27270]DIR CITE AVE an He ic L
[27274]WHEN IN TROUBLE.
[27275]SECRET
[27277]cFN | | SECRET
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[27283]Classe re HEN go we Grs a
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[27295]Pape MHVIPER
[27297]REF A DIR 0695)
[27298]B MEXI s000(1 3463) -
[27299]1. AMSCROLL WILL DISTRIBUTE ENGLISH LANGUAGE HANDBILL SIX .
[27300]- MagOR THEATERS WAVE AREA 15-17 APR. EXPECT RADIO PRESS AND TV
[27301],COVERAGE. JMHOPE AND OTHER RADIO ASSETS WILL PLAY STORY INTO
[27302]‘CUBA AND AMHIM WILL INCLUDE IN REGULAR BULLETIN FOR LATIN AMERICA.
[27303]S 2+ MEXI: RE PARA 3 REF A PLS ADVISE IF WAVE PRINTING DESIRED.
[27305]W3Aer65in443935
[27307]P . .
[27308]YCAN PRINT SPANISH LANGUAGE HANDBILLS ATTRIBUTED AMSCROLL. ASSUME
[27309]ANONYMOUS HANDBILLS WOULD CREATE PROBLEMS WITH MEXICAN AUTHORITIES.
[27311]ALSO ADVISE FASTEST METHOD MAILING MATERIAL TO MEXI AND ANY
[27313]CENSORSHIP PROBLEMS IF OPEN MAIL USED, RE PARA TWO REF B
[27315]WAVE TRYING ARRANGE COMMERCIAL TV AND NEWSREEL COVERAGE OF PARA f
[27316]RACTIVITY THROUGH IDENTITY. IF SUCCESSFUL, SUGGEST MEXI ASSETS
[27317]CTELEPHONE IDENTITY AND PURCHASC meeeeGd CLIPS. WILL ADVISE MEXI WHEN
[27319]i?)
[27322]“IQENT ITY SHOULD BE CONTACTED» PR oid, -4Q pew
[27324]V4 ASLETS
[27325]3. INDEX entity FE Qua
[27328]_ SS eypre oS
[27330]RI COPY &
[27332]gesoute
[27335]om1gg9 st RI COPY &
[27337]CD evwes
[27339]REPROOUCTION PROHIBITED
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[27361]ADVANCE COPY
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[27370]DIR INFO HAMB BRLN FRAN GMNY CITE WAVE. 9415 7 pi :
[27371]TYPIC MHVIPER Pri i. 4) Lu ’ Tira $5 0139642 a
[27373]‘REF DIR 95998 7 B Ando
[27374]AMSCROLL SENT LETTER 5 MAR TO WIKING, COPIES TO GERMAN FORMLN Cc
[27376]BONN, “GERMAN EMBASSY WASH, GERMAN DELEGATION TO UN, US SECY OF Ex/
[27378]COMMERCE, CONTENTS LETTER IN PRESS RELEASE 6 MAR DELIVERED LOCAL
[27380]MEDIA OUTLETS AND SENT LARGE NUMBER EUROPEAN PRESS REPS INCLUDING
[27382]JOURNAL OF COMMERCE CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK AND EUROPE AND GERMAW.
[27384]NEWSPAPERS.
[27386]SECRET ; 7
[27388]CFN .
[27390]SECRET
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[27398]ASSIFIED MESSAGE
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[27416]B DIR 98577. € _ 0 mreememens
[27417]AMSCR OLL rssuiNe RELEASE TO LOCAL PRESS RADIO AND WIRE SERV GcnS
[27419]_ % 8 APR ‘AND BROADCASTING TO CUBA. RELEASE BASED REFS SumMAR ZES
[27421]As FOLLOWS: ONE OF OUR UNDERGROUND UNITS REPORTS SPECTACULAR Go
[27422]7 TINUING SUCCESS SABOTAGE AGAINST RICHARD CONTINENTAL [TRACTORS iti. ~
[27423]. _ TED FROM FRANCE. SINCE SUMMER 64 WHEN TWO SHIPMENTS TOTAL 328
[27424]‘TRACTORS VAR TOUS MODEL S CONTAMY Na TED WITH ABRASIVES, THIS GRCUP .
[27425]PLAYING HAVOC CUBAN HEAVY DUTY MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. ONE ACTICs
[27427]AUG 64 PUT 73 OF 16@ RICHARD TRACTORS OUT OF USE, 7 BEYOND REPAIR,
[27428]THROUGH SPECIAL. LY PREPARED LUBR ICANTS WHICH MINCONS INVESTIGATORS
[27430]. DISCOVERED TOO LATE. DESPITE INCREASED SURVEILLANCE, SAB GRcuF
[27431]oui)
[27432]~ USING NEW MORE SOPHISTICATED METHODS REGULARLY SABOTAGING EARTH
[27434]; MOVERS ETC, GIANT BULLDOZERS, ETC. FEL
[27435]SECRET 7
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[27462]REFS: A, WAVE 0397 (IN 39527
[27463]B. DIR 95219 .;
[27464]C. DIR 98577
[27466]"Regret misunderstanding derived from refs B and C,
[27467]Primary importance in suc propaganda is not to bring scrutiny
[27468]to lubricants which arg basis of large and sensitive NIFASH
[27470]operation, Aliso imporative that exploitation of sabotage
[27472]_ make it appear to have beon done inside PBRUMEN, Request
[27474]WAVE cancel 7 a action which may have bearing on
[27476]this problem, -
[27480]SECRET
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[27483]- nee SNC
[27485]14-0000
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[27488]he 7K __MESSAGE rok! an Panna ae a
[27489]oud, 3, SHERRY /dak a ai a
[27490]war, WIL/C/CA/EW Oxenx v Hen SECRET 2 —is Lae
[27491]or. 6957 C xO poo po
[27492]oan. 1 APRIL 65 SJ mEN CSAENO. 900,120 ‘ 8
[27493]10, JMWAVE
[27494]om DIRECTOR
[27495]cove. Rojo Sv VE Fite, AAP C/FL ¢/FI/0 ye
[27496]de /
[27497]mo WAVE ee omen ae
[27498]. BYBAT TYPIC ZRPERUSAL ra
[27500]FRENCH PIR RICHARD “PRERES HAS SUPPLIED SEVERAL HUNDRED ie ¢ 77
[27502]TRACTORS TO CUBA IN LITTLE OVER ONE YEAR, THESE INCLUDED FOUR
[27504]OR FIVE TYPES OF WHICH CD10 PROBABLY HEAVIEST, MAIN UNLOADING PORT .
[27505]FOR THESE TRACTORS APPEARS BE HAVANA, TWO SHIPMENTS INVOLVING ABOUT
[27506]30 TRACTORS OF DIFFERENT TYPES WERE CONTAMINATED WITH ABRASIVES
[27508]IN MAY AND JUNE reef.
[27510]END OF MESSAGE
[27512]Y os a
[27513]as nc
[27515]. a- Z Joe
[27516]DE ND FITZGERALD : JOHN L, HART
[27517]c/wED . PRMD/C
[27518]i
[27519]aaeaermo oreseen a- ay BECRET [peste 1 seracaricariae
[27520]REPRODUCTION sy OTHER THAM THE ISSU; “ ys 1S PROHIBITED. Copy Na
[27522]ce mm a ee ee me . . -
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[27526]14-0000
[27533]BUCS CA/EW Omox 7
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[27535]ba. 22. MARCI 1965 CY cs tts 260-150-728 wa 7)
[27537]to 0, waWAVE
[27539]r0m DIRECTOR
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[27542]. fue wy v4, Fuk
[27543]oa , | Oto or
[27544]WAVE : Sig: YI249
[27545]4 ' . “LD pol, oo é us .
[27546]"| BYBAT PDRUMEN’AUIVIPER_2RPERUSAL v _
[27547]1, FOLLOWING MESSAGE RELAYED: 15 MAR 65, FROM DOSQUE, HINCON,
[27548]HAVANA TO RICHARD CONTINENTAL, FRANCE, ~ SEND INWEDIATELY HIGHLY
[27549]QUALIFIED PERSONNEL FOR BULLDOZERS C-D10. CONSTANTLY: BREAKING DOWN
[27551]DUE TO DEFECTS IN MANUFACTURE,
[27552]2. WAVE PLEASE EXPLOIT, SEVERAL ACTS OF SAEOTAGE WERE CARRIED
[27553]S————
[27555]our AGAINST RICHARD TRACTORS IN 1964 USING ABRASIVE IN ENGINE BLOCKS,”
[27558]- SINCE ABRASIVE WAS DISCOVERED BY CUBANS, LINE SHOULD NOW DE, "EOW
[27559]Do YOU LIKE OUR MORE SOPHISTICATED METHOD? TRACTORS OUR SPECIALTY,
[27560]‘TEE ESATIER TES SETTER.” ,
[27562]‘The BAAS
[27564]3. IMPLICATION SHOULD NATURALLY BE THAT ACTS ACCCLPLISHED BY’
[27566]ae ee OE et,
[27568]ANTI-CASTRO GROUP WHOSE STRENGTH LIES BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE CUBA,
[27569]pS PTT NT TINT — -
[27570]: ny END OF UESSAGE _
[27572][Ss a .
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[27574]“Ya, Migs
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[27581]AC/WHD ATUNE OFFI —
[27582]‘ a ] | Agtmemticating
[27583]acccasas ornicse ey 3 - 37 ee lessor pond oaemera! orca
[27585]ia
[27586]REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING Tn Tan Tat TSSUNE Orn ‘s Fe reo. Copy Ne.
[27588]eater eae
[27590]2 Ee ee
[27593]14-0000
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[27597]a BR Gee
[27600]4 f ~ 7
[27601]. REPONTICN ESD PMID ITED
[27603]“Vaow
[27605]BTERCE COPY
[27607]CJrvrece Eecerree Drees
[27609]; HAM, DDD Wk, £6, Gh 2d, CAL/EG, CHEB LE Dox
[27610]——_RO/4 8, C0PS, ¢
[27612]EG Rb 1 viveaed | (Qoekae —
[27613]DIR INFO MADR BERN GNVA Ragu zuRc/ciTk at's My
[27615]TYPIC MHVIPER ‘52 45i) PU U iE Gade AG
[27617]REFS: A. WAVE 9987 (NOT SENT INFO eds ; Fee
[27619]B. DIR 91885 of
[27620]Od
[27621]MADR 3677 28 35190) ;
[27623]Ce
[27624]D. BERN: 4931 (43370)
[27626]HeIOR RECEIPT REF 2 KAD ASSIGNED AMSCROLL CIDEN) TASK
[27628]action
[27630]a
[27632]I.
[27633]OF SPEAR HEAD ING WAVE AREA PROP ACTION RE CUBAN ART SHTPMEN: S
[27635]EUROPE. AMSCR OLL WELL SUITED FOR THIS ROLE IN WAVE AREA ‘Due
[27637]ESTABLISHED PRESS OUTLETS, -REPUTATION FOR ACCURATE REPORTINE
[27639]FACT IT CENTER ORIENTED POLITICAL GROUP WITH EASY ACCESS TAOSE
[27642]EXILE CIRCLES OF CONSERVATIVE PERSUASION WHO CWNED ART BLES SS
[27644]WHICH CONFISCATED BY GOG. INTEND CONT INUE USING AMSCROLL ~ TAIS
[27646]OP PARTICULARLY DURING FORMATIVE STAGES.
[27647]2. REF A PRESS RELEASS 27 MAR BY AMSCROLL CAL
[27648]EXILES WAVE AREA TO FORWARD ALL INFO RE CONFISCATED ART OBLEITS
[27650]LED FOR #12
[27652]TABI
[27654]TO AMSCROLL FOR CATALOGING aND USE IN ATTEMPTS IMPOUND ART
[27657]EUROPE BEFORE IT GOES ON SALE. LCCAL RADIO STATIONS PICHED 2 2-18
[27659]14-0000
[27661]wet e te se ga te
[27663]ee -SECREB WaEsae PACE
[27665]BLEASE ASD GAVE IT FUL COVERAGE. AFP WIRED STORY TO NEW YORK.
[27666]ALSO PICKED UP BY UPI AND AP.
[27668]3. AMSCROLL NOW IN PROCESS PLACING ADS IN ABC, MADRID5
[27669]JOURNAL DE GENEVE, GENEVAs DAILY TELEGRAPH, LONDON; LE MONDE,
[27671]“ PARIS$ IL COVIESE, ROME, POST, WASHINGTON (DCs LA PRENSA & TIMES,
[27672]NEV YORKs ZL MUNDO, PUERTO RICO} EXCELSIOR, MEXICO, AND EL UNIVERSAL,
[27673]CARACAS ASKING EXILE ART OBJECT OWNERS TO FURNISH AMSCROLL
[27674]COPIES SUPPORTING DOCS SHOWING WHAT ITEMS OWNED AND CONFISCATED.
[27675]“AMSCROLL STATES. 1T WILL CATALOGUE THESE CLAIMS AND TAKE ACTION TRY
[27676]STOP SALES IN. EUROPE. SHOULD THIS FAIL AMSCROLL POINTS OUT IT
[27677]INTENDS WARS ART DEALERS AND POTENTIAL BUYERS AROUND WORLD THAT:
[27678]CATALOGUED ITEMS WILL BE RECLAIMED BY FREE CUBAN GOVT,
[27680]A. AMSCROLL SENT CABLES SWISS EMBASSY WASHINGTON ANG SWISS
[27681]DELAGATION UN WITH COPIES MAJOR SWISS DAILIES AND INTERNATIONAL
[27682]COMMISSION JURIST S PROTESTING SHIPMENT HEIRLOOM CARGO TO EUROPE:
[27684]FOR SALE UNDER GENEVA CONVENTION PROHIBITICN LOOTING OR PLUNDERING
[27686]on
[27688]IN WAR OR PEACE.
[27689]5. AMSCROLL WILL START CABLE CAMPAIGN ALONG LINES Syunksrid
[27691]BY REF D PAPA 2 OW 2 APRIL.
[27693]: G6. INITIAL WAVE AREA EXILE RESPONSE TO ART OBJECT CAMPAIUN
[27696]14-0000
[27698]an a
[27699]SECRET M3524¢6 Pao 2
[27700]ADICATES INDIVIDUALS WHO OWNED ART OBJECTS MORE THAN WILLING
[27701]LET AMSCROLL RUN WITH BALI. AS INDIVICUAL EXILES DON'T WANT Ge?
[27703]INVOLVED IN- PUBLICITY ACTIONS, POSSIBLE LITIGATION, ETC.
[27705]7. REQUEST MADR CABLE ADDRESS WHERE i1USSO CAN BE REACHED IN
[27707]SPAIN. SUGGEST AMSCROLL CONTACT MUSSO BY AIRMAIL AT THIS ADDRESS
[27708]4D OFFER WORK IN COORDINATED FASKION WITH MUSSO ON .
[27710]ART SHIPMENT PROBLEM. MUSSO COULD COUNTER WITH OFFER SET UP
[27712]INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE IF MADR FEELS AMSCROLL CONTINUATION IN
[27713]OP WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY EFFECT SENSIBILITIES OF EXILE LEADERS
[27715]EUROPE WHO HAVE SOMETHING TO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS OP.,
[27716]z
[27717]SECRET # AppatenlTey Geyue Fret, Postitay WR PE SES
[27719]S4 Cave Cudenie Fok OECRET Psytnw OP AS Sapp awl? Cvanal
[27721]A&R Leary Fo Cuko~e,
[27724]CFH
[27729]14-0000
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[27734]cn eT an ~ Cloves
[27736]REPROOLKT ION PROWIG treo
[27738]SECRET oz) i (9% SPAT
[27740]DIR In79D NADR BERN NVA HAGU CITE WAVE ost
[27741]TYPIC AVIPER
[27743]REF WAVE 2150 (J 45bYb)
[27745]IDZ%s UNIDAD RZYOLUCIONARIA, 19 SE: NISTH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.
[27747]SECRET ;
[27749]CFN
[27751]ness | I"
[27752]PL ww4A GE ds i
[27755]14-0000
[27757]. - CLASSIFIED: mt 3S4GE tata neers Bd
[27758]Af on Gt. Dove
[27759]‘y “AN | BERR Ci TO PROTA ITED
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[27771]Th poe AF SA pret”
[27772]wT LIOATTY HAGU INFO DIR MADR PARI CITE WAVE 9996 2 hal br TES
[27775]rF- A OAR 9537) «
[27777]8 maor $294 (30 oy
[27779]1. 24 MAR AMSCROLL SECGEN CIDEN) CONTACTED FOLLOWiNG iNci~
[27780].vni 3 ON FEF MATTER: (ALFONSO FANJUL, CARLOS GARCIA BED ThaN
[27782]MEME OSA, MARIO SEIGLIE (SR), AND, HEIRS DON PEDRO SAhCrit
[27784]Loiffas THEYIN TURN CONTACTING FRANCISCO ZAYAS , CiFO S2EA
[27785]fab, LILIAM GOMEZ MENA, NORBERTO AZQUETA, SAHARA JOANSC OE
[27786]atte TMA MANUEL ASPURU, ENSTQUE MERDOZA, GUILLERMD SAGO aXo MEMIZAS
[27787]tab SARA FAMILY.
[27789]2. AROVE PERSONS PREPARING TEXT NIGHT L TIERS WHICH 49S"
[27791]SEAS 2S MAR. WILL ADVISE WHEN FURTHER DETAILS anGwh,
[27793]SECRET
[27795]oom EG
[27797]14-0000
[27799]- -- ~ ion -
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[27815]Lota des) FAT
[27816]lp b 7 ubenaiz ' if
[27817]“Nagi PNE GIS M@bE PART CITE WAVE 9387 . . : ei oo
[27819]pet PIG ut MHVIPER | oo
[27820]ane 90 (oy PHOS |
[27822]: LM MAIO SEIGLIE CURD, UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA. | —_
[27824]. nT ,
[27828]14-0000
[27833]NLASSIFIED MESSAGE ~—torac comes ZO 7S
[27835]I
[27837]or 5 fe CO) suser
[27840]| Pe=
[27842]“Cl: cory
[27844][) vssvee
[27846]SECRET 1023342
[27847]RIOD INFO SAOP DIR TOKY CITE WAVE 9496
[27849]CINGHURST ACTING)
[27851]TYPIC. MHVIPER PSYCH
[27852]he RIOD 7545 (HOT SENT SAOP) ¢ fre fF 7S)
[27854]B. DIR 99763
[27855]C. WAVE 9256 (NOT SENT saoP) ( jf 176 47)
[27857]- de RE REF A, AMSCROLL ¢IDEA) SENDING CABLE 19 MAR COB FINANCE,
[27858]GOB FINAN
[27860]COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES MINISTRIES, | GEWES BRANCATO (WHO ONCE
[27861]man ene
[27863]WROTE AMSCROLL FROM PORTO ALLEGRE WITH FAYORABLE COMMENTS ON PROP
[27864]GOVERNOR LACERDA OF F_GUANABARA, INDUSTRIAS REUNIDAS Fo
[27866]REFS:
[27868]LEAFLETS)».
[27869]MATARAZZO (SAOP), SoA» VOTCRAUTIN (SACP, FubIca0 TUPY SoAe
[27873]5 (eaee giana:
[27874](SANTA CATARINA), AMERICA FARR IL LS. Ne ‘(r100), FABRICA TECIDOS BANGU
[27876]CRIOD), MESBLA S.A. (RICD), JOREAL BO ‘BRAZIL, JORNAL DO COMERCIO,
[27877]“GAZETA ESTADO SAC PACLO, FOLKA cE
[27879]© BLOBO, 0 ESTADO DE sao PAOLO»
[27880]SAO PAOLA, 0 CRUZEIRO, CONJUNTURA ECONOMICA AND TRIBUNA DA IMPRESA.
[27882]SUMMARY CONTENTS FOLE: ©
[27883]WISH CALL ATTENTION SEVERAL ASPECTS CURRENT JANANESE TRADE POLICIES
[27885]: er . CG
[27886]WHICH SHOULD INFLUENCE ANY DEALINGS? JAPAN-CUBA TRADE AMOUNTED
[27887]Che
[27889]87 MILLION DOLLARS LAST YEAR FOR TTNGREASE 340 "PERCENT; THIS YEAR JAPAN
[27893]ade we Th
[27894]* .
[27896]CONNECTION VISIT JAPANESE TRADE MISSION
[27898]so
[27900]14-0000
[27902]| . IN, 2032¢
[27904]BOUGHT 185,999 TONS CUBAN SUGAR AND WILL BUY 202,800 TONS page _
[27905]JAPAN ALSO DELIVERING LARGE NUMBER FISHING VESSELS AND PROVIDING:
[27906]TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CUBAN FISHING INDUSTRY, DETAILS ABOVE MEXICO'S
[27907]EXC/LSIOR, NEW YORK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND JAPAN'S OWN ECONOMIC
[27908]JOURNAL., THESE ACTIVITIES DIRECT OPPOSITIC™ TO OAS RESOLUTION JULY
[27909]$4 WHICH BROKE DIPLOMATIC AND COMMERCIAL TIES BETWEEN C1I3A AND
[27910]AVERICAN STATES AND URGED ALL OTHER CvUNTRIES OF SIMILAR IDEALS ACT
[27911]ACC INGLY. THEREFORE OBVIOUS THAT INCREASE JAPAN'S TRADE WITH
[27912]COMMUNIST CUBA UNFRIENDLY ACT TCWARD OAS MENSER NATIONS AND JAPAN
[27913]AIDING AND ABETTING ENEMY SY SUPPORTING MAINTENANCE BASE FOR
[27914]COMMUNIST AGGRESSION AND SUBVERSION OUR HEMISPHERE. SINCE BRAZIL
[27915]ONLY RECENTLY AVERTED NEAR DISASTER COMMUNIST TAKECVER, BRAZILIANS
[27916]yHOW FULL AND ACTIVE COOPERATION NEEDED IF OUR CONTINENT TO REMAIN
[27917]FREE COMMUNIST TOTALITARIANISM, WE EXPECT BRAZIL'S PEOPLE, PUBLIC
[27918]MEXIA, BUSINESS NEN AND GovT TO INSIST THIS TRADE MISSEON
[27919]WHICH SPONSORED BY JAPANESE GOVT PROMISE CURTAIL TRAFFIC WITH
[27920]COMMUNIST CUBAN ENEMY AS PREREQUISITE FOR NEGOTIATIONS BRAZIL.
[27922]2+ AMSCROLL ALSO RELEASING CONTENTS LOCAL PRESS AND WIRE REPS.
[27924]SECRET
[27925]CFN
[27930]14-0000
[27932]“PLASSTFTED MESSAGE rorau corves 4
[27934]44 SECRET
[27936]PEABON/UNIT NOTIFIED
[27938]ar coo oO oumey
[27939]REPROGUCTION PROMI ITED
[27941]PP]
[27945]acTion ADVANCE COPY
[27947]ue 8 Crsore Eaerree C]rvee
[27948]Bnei WHF REG, Cnt, ofiingy Det, De 2, Cafe 2 —__§_§
[27950]SECRET 1023342 Woe 3é 20317
[27952]RIOD INFO SAOP DIR TODY CITE WAVE 9407 CINGHURST ACTING) ~
[27954]TYPIC MHVIPER PSYCH . .
[27956]REF: -WAVE 9406/77 703 2% r)
[27958]IDEN: UNKDAD REVOLUCIONARIA
[27960]SECRET .
[27961]’ CFN | SECRET.
[27963]x :
[27965]OR AD ORAL Re DEI RTE A eh eae
[27968]14-0000
[27970]~ C what ye
[27971]“ ri Oowm
[27973]RE PRODUCT IO 1ON PROHID tTto
[27975]“XN f -~
[27976]\ : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[27978]“L-CSECRET
[27980]PERSON UNIT NOTIFIED
[27982]action
[27984]i [1] tooee
[27986]tw [J staves
[27987]into - OS
[27989]omens DDK FE-6 26
[27990]. oo aR £aoond | |
[27991]. . ‘Den :
[27992]: SE CH £ T 2323192
[27993]_ DIR INFa Tony CITE WAVE 3633
[27994]TYPIC MKVIPER :
[27995]REF urGW 4774 |
[27996]1. AMSCROLL SENT LETTER 17 FER BASED REF GUIPARCA REQUESTING = |
[27997]assusnuces FROW DLIGATA THAT SPARE PARTS WILL NOT SE SOLD IF ORDERED ;
[27998]H
[27999]BY COC. .
[28000]. 2. ANSCROLL USUALLY ISSUES PRESS RELEASE TO COINCIDE WITH ;
[28001]: RECEIPT SUCH LETTERS SY ADDEES, BUT THIS CASE WILL ALLOW ANPLE TINE
[28003]L FOR REPLY AND SASE PULICITY OW TONE OF RESPONSE.
[28004]: (Se POUCHIMG LETTER.
[28005]. weed :
[28006]: SECRET giwuth i
[28007]7
[28009]1
[28010]i
[28014]14-0000
[28019]~ é . -
[28021]Tate, -
[28022]L
[28025]ne
[28026]DISPATCH SECRET Pr ee
[28027]0 MARKED FOR INDUCING |
[28028]Deputy Chief, WH/SA K [ao innexino equate |_|
[28029]ONLY QUALIFIED
[28030]HEADQUARTERS OLSK
[28035]‘Chief of Station, JMWAVE Se5 — ki
[28037]suBJecT TYPIC/MHVIPER/AMSCROLI/Operational
[28039]\ _Forwarding of Propaganda Lea
[28040]ACTION REQUIRED NUFERENCES .
[28042]ACTION REQUIRED: FYI
[28044]\ Under separate cover is the latest AMSCROLL propaganda item in
[28045]:gupport of the MIVIPER program, It exploits an actual case of a firm
[28046].which literally laughed in the face of AMSCROLL protestations, and
[28047]Shortly thoreafter foll afoul of ODMARK with tho result that it lost .
[28048]its import-oxport license, AMSCROLL reproduced the pertinent correspond~
[28049]ence in sequence with the comment that this is one of soveral things
[28050]which can happen to those who trade with Communist Cu De
[28052]0
[28053](TTT aces,
[28054]ey,
[28055]Attachment:
[28056]Propaganda, USC
[28057]Distribution: ,
[28058]3= DC, WH/SA, w/att., USC
[28059]NY
[28060]aC »
[28061]\ (G-IAG-aAL
[28063]fe 6 OATE TYPED BATE DrSPATONED
[28064]* " . nly 1 0 we
[28066]are 9 Feb 65
[28067]( crossmerenencetO.8UOOCOSC—CS DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ,
[28068]a . .
[28069]' : UFGA 19788
[28071]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
[28073]19-120~26
[28076]14-0000
[28078]UNIDAD REVOLUC 1ONARIA Continues
[28079]18 research in reference to the firms thot
[28080]ore still trading with Communist Cube. We
[28081]ae making o thorough investigation in
[28082]order ta avoid mistakes, but es soon as
[28083]completed, the “Black List" will be
[28084]published ond disterbuted throughout the
[28085]Free World, .
[28087]Mony firms have already ceclized what
[28088]feading with Communisy Cuba means, ond
[28089]heve also token into Consideration Cuba's
[28090]credit’ unworthiness - ONE BILLION
[28091]DOLLARS of foreign debr. Therefore,
[28092]these firms have backed Swoy from this
[28093]shoneful ond riskful market,
[28095]Besides, the people of the Countries
[28096]of the Free World Ore sympothetic with
[28097]Our couse; toke os an example the beycotr
[28098]Storted by the Venezuelan Federation of
[28099]dockworkers in sccordance with the first
[28100]fesolutien of the ‘Fifth Congress of
[28101]Venezvelon Workers"’,  lobor unions of
[28102]other notions have already followed Suit,
[28104]Or take the case of Mr. Shepherd, from
[28105]Great Britian, which is illustrated in this
[28106]pomphles, :
[28108]‘. Sp
[28109]UNIDAD“REVOLUCIONARIA
[28111]we
[28113]10 S.E. 9 Se. Miami, Fla,
[28115]Abd, ae uPGA -19 68
[28116]-
[28118]\ eg
[28119]od etre’ V
[28120]Poe masters 4
[28122]MUSE nose hea
[28124]rant 1s in hed
[28126]its satelhitecd
[28129]14-0000
[28131]UNIDAD RE VOLUCIONARIA Sent Shepherd
[28132]® this letter regarding the “Black Lise”,
[28134]en aime Cine sah St at etmnny ‘
[28137]0. eee, WE Pe emenene
[28139]Wee tee
[28141]lett
[28143]18 Sree,
[28145]EP, tee name .
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[28147]H
[28155]4
[28159]i
[28160]J
[28161]3
[28163]i
[28165]27,
[28167]SHEPHERD Continved trading with
[28169]. t
[28170]i
[28171]i
[28173]n
[28174]A APTE RT:
[28175]Np “Ay
[28178]ell
[28180]the outcome os
[28182]EN Hine teety oat te cto, re re,
[28183]CMP ume tees ee ca Bogen
[28184]Pe Lae te eet tater,
[28186]AF meres Fertitta MOS Pe Creneet ment
[28187]aan. .
[28191]Fe core
[28193]Meee tadS ane Ue Armes af ones
[28194]Se ea ates artes ieiadiiedcrale net Te Pa
[28196]Ee BOR ee ams PAA emanate, Ne es tales nee
[28197]AOC The Nm oe ening ede eee roe
[28198]Feet te tae ereseniny Whew thea ty reves,
[28200]Pe mare. os sateen, TS Seemed Le ont teers aes see, eee
[28201]SMM M0 FN and op necaary I ee tae
[28203]14-0000
[28207]AN . ‘ \ De - ; ,
[28208]: ‘ TOTAL ComIesy<y q, Lf L pur
[28210]REPAGOUCT 10% PROWIRITED
[28214]rf
[28215]SH angle
[28217]ACTION
[28222]REF: "A, DIR 82382 Loe
[28224]* a
[28226]: B. DIR 78938 | .
[28230]- 1, ASSUMPTION PARA 1 REF A CORRECT. SUMMARY RELEASE FOLL#
[28232]UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA CUR) IN RECEIPT CONSIDERASLE EVIDENCE FROM
[28233]NUMBER SOURCES THAT SOVS NAY ANNOUNCE WITHDRAWAL. ECONOMIC AID
[28234]TO CUBA AFTER PARTY MEETING 1 MAR MOSCOW AND THAT SOVBLOC OFFICIALS
[28235]STUDYING WAYS DISENGAGE ASAP SINCE CUBA NOW COSTS BLOC 12 BILLION
[28236]YEAR WHICH MORE THAN IT WORTH. RUSS LEADERS HAVE TO CONSIDER
[28237]C1) SOV UNION INTERNAL PROBLEMS WHICH NEGATIVE TO CASTRO SINCE
[28238]ACCORDING STATENENTS BY KOSYGIN, MIKOYAN AND BREZHNEV DEC 64 USSR
[28239]FAR FROM REACHING FARM, CATTLE AND INDUSTRIAL GOALS; (2) ATTITUDE
[28240]EAST EUROPEAN SATELLITES WHICH ALSO UNFAVORA3LE TO CASTRO JUDGING
[28241]FROM ARTICLES IN CZECH "LITERARNI NOVINY” AND "KULTURUI ZIVOT"
[28242]_-AND BRITISH “FINANCIAL TIMES" WHICH INDICATE COMECON CONSIDERS
[28243]FURTHER AID TO CUBA BEYOND BLOC CAPASILITIES; (3) CASTRO'S OWN
[28244]FROBLEMS, E.G. LACK DOLLAR CREDITS AND DEPRESSION IN WORLD SUGAR
[28245]MARKET WITH PRICE DROPPING FROM DEC 635 PEAK 12.6 TO 2.35 CENTS POU
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[28255]ON 25 JAN 65.
[28256]2. LOCAL PLAY LIMITED TO MIAMI NEWS SPANISH-LANGUAGE SECTION, ,
[28258]NORMAN DIAZ (WET) AND MANOLO REYES (CHANNEL 4 TV), BUT TIME
[28259]MAGAZINE"S J, MALLIN REQUESTED COPY OF RELEASE AND ASKED’ UR KEEP-
[28260]HIM POSTED DEVELOPNENTS THIS FIELD.
[28262]3. AIRMAILING COPIES PER REFS.
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[28308]le AMSCROLL PRESS RELEASE IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH SURFACING REF
[28309]g 4 MATERIAL ISSUED 3 FEB ALL LOCAL OUTLETS INCLUDING WIRE SERVICES.
[28310]| UNDER TITLE "GREEK FIRM LEARNS LESSON FROM TRADE WITH COMMUNIST CUBA"
[28311]$ WITH SUBHEAD "LOSES $182,028 AND HELD FOR DAMAGES SESIDES,” RELEASE
[28312]r ATTRIBUTED "HIGHLY RELIABLE UNDERGROUND SOURCES.”
[28313]2. BEING MAILED 17 ATHE NEWSPAPERS, 2 GREEX PAPERS NEW YORK CITY
[28314]AND SEVERAL HUNDRED FREE WORLD FIRMS TRADING WITH CUSA. LOCAL AFP
[28315]STRINGER ADVISES HE CABLING GIST HIS NEW YORK OFSICE,
[28316]3. POUCHING PRESS RELEASE ALL ADDEES. WILL AIRUAIL CLIPS Has,
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[28352]REFERENCE: UFGA 19181, dated 21 December 1964
[28360]A, OPERATIONAL _
[28362]1, During December there was considerable pressure on AMSCROLL
[28363]to join political groupings being formed by ex-Presidents Urrutia
[28364]‘and Pric, Fortunately, AMSCROLL was able to stay out of both without
[28365]incurring the wrath of either, ,
[28367]B. PRODUCTION
[28369]2. Although a number of new propaganda ideas were submitted by
[28370]AMSCROLL for approval, the only new item for Cuban consumption ‘
[28371]actually printed during the month was the pony bulletin, This and
[28372]other items already on hand, including 5,000 Christmas cards, totalled
[28373]47,000 pieces which were sent in 20,000 covers to Cuba, Another
[28374]10,000 items were distributed to Latin America and Spain, and 13,700
[28375]to addressees-in the U. S, Most of the two latter categories were
[28376]based ‘os’ requests from religious, social, and civic organizationBe
[28377]Samples of the items and a breakdown of the actual numbers of each
[28378]distributed are in the attached AMSCROLL Propaganda Section report,
[28380]3. AMSCROLL broadcasts continued as scheduled, Chief among the
[28381]themes, which also pervaded the two issues of the AMSCROLL house organ
[28382]published during the month and the above-mentioned pony bulletin for
[28383]Cuba, were as follows: :
[28385]a. The Congo in lurid detail with outrage at the Communist
[28386]hand behind the atrocities, and with scorn for the so-called neutralists
[28387]for their. attitude for the rescue mission, ANSCROLL editoralized that
[28388]except. for the canibalism, Congo tactics including ravage and wanton
[28389]murder are what brought Stalin, Tito, Mao, and Fidel to power,
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[28394]1, Report & Propaganda Samples, USC 20, Jan, G5) FeB 1 1965
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[28423]b, AMSCROLL optimistically sees the start of a counter offen=
[28424]Sive apainst the rampages of Communism in Latin America, Examples
[28425]cited were Castello BDranco's action in Goaiz Province, Brazil;
[28426]Venezuclan Army operations in the Andes; Panamanian preparations to
[28427]control agitation on the anniversary of the Canal riots; Argentine
[28428]Forcign Minister Zavala'’s public denunciation of Sevict colonialism
[28429]in Cuba; Jagan's defent ot the polls in Guiana; and "Operation
[28430]Ayacucho," a seven--nation military maneuver against an “{maginary®
[28431]target which has Latin American Communists screaming "foul!"
[28433]ce. "Che" Guevara's statemonts before the UN and during his
[28434]telovision interview contrasted with quotations from previous speeches,
[28435]especially his current whining for trade openings with the U. S. as
[28436]opposed to past claims that U. S. sugar purchases kept Cuba in a state
[28437]of colonialism, Nuch'was mada of tho remark of the Nicaraguan dele-
[28438]gate to the UN that Guovara's address on behalf of Cuba was a Russian
[28439]speech with an Argentino accent, It was also noted that "Che" admitted
[28440]Cuba's support of the terrorism in Venezuela, -
[28442]d, Cuba's worsoning economic situation way as heretofore, a
[28443]constant theme, Featured this month wore the obvious failures of the
[28444]foraging trips of Carlos Rodriguez and "Cho" Guevara, and a host of
[28445]specific examples of matcrinl shortages admitted by Cuban public media.
[28447]e. The Martinez Sanchez suicide and the lack of precise detail
[28448]expecially in its aftermath, got considerablo attention in AMSCROLL
[28449]propaganda, along with other notes on GOC strife,
[28451]f, The Sino-Sovict rift was expected to continues accarding to
[28453]AMSCROLL, and the situation docs not bode well for Castro’s relations
[28454]Examples taken from press clippings,
[28456]g. The CTV boycott against free-world ships trading with Cuba
[28457]was favorably noted as another facet of tha tightening of the noose
[28459]around Fidel's neck,
[28461]h, End-of-year broadcasts centered on the decline of Comnunis
[28462]after a half century it still fails to improve the living standards of
[28463]the peoples enguifed, but instcad increases terror and oppression to
[28464]forge the populations into automatons for use in the realization of
[28465]its mad dream of world conquest,
[28467]4. Among letters received during the month was a request from
[28468]Palo Alto, California for a complete set of AMSCROLL publications for
[28469]the Hoover Institute's archives on world revolutions,
[28471]5. AMFRAME-1, who is now second man in the AMSCROLL Propaganda
[28472]Section by dint of his demonstrated imagination and initiative, came
[28473]up with a proposal during the month to test reaction to printed
[28474]materials being sent to Cuba, Implemented immediately, it consists
[28475]of a small coupon which accompanies cach item mailed to 15,000
[28476]addressees on a rotating basis each month, The total is divided into
[28477]four groups for sample purposes, each group being asked to respond to
[28478]requests for general, readily available information on the basis of
[28479]different stimuli, cither to have the respondent's code name announced
[28480]over the radio or just listed among the "many" others who are contri-
[28481]buting to the effort to overthrow the Castro regime, Theoretically,
[28482]the assistance would be more fully acknowledged after the liberation,
[28483]On the basis of results achieved during the first few months, the
[28484]system will be refined until the most successful method for testing
[28486]Cuban audience reaction is found, A report will be submitted when
[28487]sufficient returns are in, The AMSCROLL Propaganda Section report,
[28489]attached, contains further details and a sample of the coupon,
[28491]6. We were pleased to receive EGFA 43043 which credited AMSCROLL
[28492]propaganda with a minor MHVIPER score on a West German firm which was
[28493]doing business with Cuba, Evidently a number of free-world firms are
[28494]disturbed in the same way by AMSCROLL's vabre-rattling letters on the
[28495]pos: foaljt ° list. A report is being prepared analyzing
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[28527]Campaign against_frec-world shi pping—to_Cuba,—noting—gains—made—and_thoy— ————-——
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[28536]for Cuba showing how personal and family security are endangered more
[28537]by not doing anything than by taking whatever steps against the regime
[28538]are possible depending upon the opportunities which arisc; and a
[28539]leaflot for Latin American distribution showing on a map of Cuba the
[28540]reported sites for the training of terriorists. A new departure in
[28541]propaganda to Cuba will be tho printing of the backs of all future
[28542]leaflets in script form so that thoy will appear to be handwritten
[28543]letters if viewed through the envelopes. Heretofore AMSCROLL has
[28544]been onfolding other printed material in a simulated handwritten
[28545]wrappor, but now cach dtom will have its own “personal lottor" built
[28546]4n to save valuable weight and bulk in the covers while still: hopefully
[28548]deceiving Cuban postal authorities. /
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