## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

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UFGA 8381

## AMTRUNK /1 in turn may be\_expecbed to\_keep\_AMCAPE fully informed controf over AMTRUNK or ACPE

- B \_ This operation has verv if any AMTRUNK agents are picked up by opposftion in Cuba Not only will KUBARK stand to suffer but ODACID will be tied directly in to the operation as may also QKFLOWAGE by whom AMTRUNK /1 employed, and AMCAPE /]and his newspaper The latter could prove to be most embarrassing and should be fully recognized as a possibility, if not a probability, in the event any of the AMTRUNK team fall into hands . tro
- The security of this operation has certain questionable aspects At least six people were told about the operation in varying degrees prior to the time the team was Iwo of the agents AMICE/27 and AMICE/14\_ did not satisfactorily resolve 1s It 15 that an nature from his KUBARK contacts An undercurrent of friction has recently developed between AMICE/14 and AMTRUNK /3 which manifested itself in a fistfight on 29 March \_ This was precipitated by AMTRUNK /3 who called AMICE/14 the Cuban term for a homosexual the ultimate insult to a Cuban \_ This in turn gives rise to the question whether AMICE/14, with a possible history of homosexual activity (see UFGA-8411) has made such an 'approach to AMTRUNK /3 \_ Eës
- D The commitments made to AMICE/27 or which AMICE/27 claims were made to him are a matter of concern to the Station. This is an area over which future misunderstanding or aggravation might easily develop.

- E The Phase I landing point appears highly risky \_ It is within of a cruise missile site radar and in an area frequently patrolled by sea
- operations ained also Iãck 'contfol in 'the the of the two operations crossing or targetting on the same individual will be present\_
- 3 \_ In examining the strengths of the AMTRUNK operation the AMTRUNK group as whole represents superior agent materiel Three of the four have been outstanding in trainipg. appear to .have a contacts on the inside whom they ex pect to be able to call on for assistance Although they have been 'out of direct touch with a number of these contacts for periods ranging to two years this is frequently the case in this type of The objective of the' operation is worthwhile They
- 4 Based 0n the attached\_operational\_review and the advantages and digadvantages outlined above of JMWAVE Station that\_this be moment Bince at the Headauarters ever that as plänning contfnue If Headquarters decision is to continue with the operation at this tjle operational plalis for Phase I and . Phase II will be submitted as formulated and

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## PROJECI AMTRUNK OPERATIONAL REVIEW

## STATUS REPORT ON TRAINING AND PROCESSING

The AMTRUNK Team consisting of AMICE/27 AMICE/14, AMTRUNK /2 and AMTRUNK /3 were safehoused on 4 March 1963 at Safesite #164 on Plantation Andrew $ PARMERS KUROAR instructor from headquarters was already at the training site when the team was brought there by the two case officers, Irving N. PEGGINS and Hobart J VANDEBORN PARMERS remained at the safesite until 16 March durwhich time he conducted training in clandestine: methods and techniques \_ This training included security, cover and compartmentation, clandestine communications agent spotting\_ selection, recruitment and managenent and operational planning and reporting \_ The training included group discussion and participation in a series of 'appropriate operational situations several problems and daily physical training\_ this two week period, either PEGGINS or VANDEBORN visited the safesite every spending an average of 'two or three hours with the group in operational discussions and processing During the week of 18 thru 23 March, both case officers spent a majority of the time with the group , debriefing them in detail on their operational contacts workin' out operational details of their infiltration, and continuing their training on an informal basis The week of 25 through 30 March was spent In PM-type training with emphasis compass and map reading including two night problems and on weapons familiarization and firingDuring the period under discussion the AMTRUNK group were all LCFLUTTERED Were assessed by the KUROAR assessment team \_ were given an initial series of immunizations were lssued clothing, were processed for alias documentation, were processed for disguises, and were further processed on cover and finance problems The results of the LCFLUTTER examinations were sent to headquarters under cover of UFGA-8111 on 13 March 1963\_ Based on DIR 26430 , no further LCFLUTTER is planned at the prescnt time Iransmitted' as attachment A" to this dispatch is PARMERS report on his training of the AMTRUNK group, transmitted as attachment "B" are the results of thc assessments of the week 0f 925 ttachment "C" is the Key \_ ing Dur ing day ,

## AMTRUNK MISSION\_OBJECIIVE

Hhe proiect AMTRUNK Mission\_objective is to overthrow the cuban government means of a conspiracv among @d Iëders in a coup both Castro @nd

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thle Connunists from power A secondary and subordinate mission 1s to determine the climate prevailing among the populace in Havana for organizing resistance elements capable of either passive or active sabotage This secondary mission is . exploratory nature only , through the first phases of the. project \_ In order to accomplish the foregoing missions the operation has been split into two which will be compartmented from each other Phase One involves the black\_infiltration of AMTRUNK /2 and 3 north coast These two individuals plan to go into Ravana for andthen exfiltrate black from the sane point at which infiltrated Phase consist bagz through the keys area 0n the north coast of Matanzas These two individuals\_will likewise\_go\_ into Havana\_for\_ a pperiod of\_several weeks and then exfiltrate black These two phases are discussed in detail in following para-designed\_to: set\_ routes @nd to make contacts among certain level military figures\_ in Havana The following paragraphs discussing these phases are not designed to be operational plans Detailed operational plans for each phase Will be forwarded as developed they of

## A AMTRUNK Personne]

1 AMTRUNK /2 1s a [21)vear old Cuban who is mature for his years and in some degree experienced in clandestine operations He attended Catholic in Havana for two years majoring in Social Prior to Fidel's takeover 4/2 was allied to student elements of the Partido Autentico which upheld the constitution of 1940 He supported the revolution against Batista till it becane apparent that Castro had cast his lot for a Communist regime During his university years from 1959 to 1961 he was actively engaged in supporting anti-Castro groups with weapons and materials Following the Playa Giron invasioná great many in the Havana underground were rolled up but A/2 avoided compromise He continued this\_ through 1961 and finally Jeft Although A/2  does consider Cuba not hinself an he has been cooperative throughout He . 1s a pensive individual who displays good H1s present attitude 'towards KUBARK appears to be one of "wait and See" In the meanwhile, he is consciedtiously applying himself in preparation for his mission\_

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AMTRUNK /3 a old Cuban,in contrast to A/2 and impulsive On the other hand he is quite loyal wit is appealing to his fellow team members He worked under A/2 in the underground as an action type principally engaging in sabotage His underground work began while he was in secondary school when in 1958 he supported the revolution against Batista In late 1960 he sided with the counter-revolutionaries and began full time anti-Cas activities After the crack down following the of Pigs invasion he avoided detection and continued to engage in underground activities Finally when became hopeless he left Cuba by air for Miami While A/3 has performed satisfactorily in his trãining up to . date, his performance falls far short of other three members A/3 feels KUBARK should only function asasupport for this operaton and Should not interfere in the actual of the operation\_ Fortunately his role in this operation is comparatively minör and he appears Willing to comply with whatever A/2 decides Nevertheless ; direct\_control 'of A/3 in thefuture 2.4 tro Bay the

## B. TASKS

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- 1. Conduct black infiltration landing at Punta La Jijira ~AMS 3785 I) and establish with the farm manager at U/3's father farm in the section ( (AMS Coords
- 2 . Through contacts of A/3 obtain transportation for A/2 to Guanaba or Havana 08
- 3 Although not definite A/3 may remain at his {ather farm and train assets in maritime reception and clandestine communications Having completed this he would then be exfiltrated at Punta Jijira\_
- 4 A/2 will go to Havana and obtain safehouse and operational support through his contacts \_
- 5 A/2 will contact and develop two potential assets with high level connections within the Rebel Army -
- 6 A/2 will train support and operational assets in candestine communications as well as arrange for transportation for his exfiltration\_
- 7 Exfíltration of A/2 at Punta La Jijira or Puerto Escondido (AMS 3885 II)

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## INFIL-EXFIL PLANS

- The tentative date the infiltration of A/2 and 3 at Punta La Jijira 18 963 The infiltrees will make their way one kilometer from the coast and from A/2 will be provided with transportation to go to ' Guanabo or Havana\_ May
- 2 The exfiltration of A/3 will occur three days after. his infiltration. This arrangment, as yet, is not definite-
- 3 The exfiltration of A/2 is tentatively planned for 31 1963 at Punta La Jijira or Puerto Escondido A/3 feels that Puerto Escondido would afford a more secure point for exfiltration but that a reconnaisance of the area would be necessary before final decisiòn is reached Prearranged telegram signal would indicate his preferenceMay
- 4 The above fall within a favorable moon phase for maritime operations In addition the infil-exfil schedule will allow for an extra margin beyond the 10 days which A/2 considers the minimum acceptable period of time to make his contacts dates

## OPERATIONAL ASSETS WITHIN CUBA

- 1 Following the successful infiltration of A/2 and 3 the 24 two men will work their way to aufarm owned jointly by (A/3 's father and Santos SUAREZ located h kilometer) from the point of contact wïth manager of the farm named CRUZ J 35 to 40 of age , is narried and hàs an school educátion\_ He has no record of underground activity A/3 will depend upon make the following contacts in order to obtain transportation to Guanabo or Havana:

08 Goman HERNANDEZ who lives 9 kilometers away in (Sierra GERNANDEZ owns a small farm and a the area and also owns truck He is 06 B7 to 40 years of age married with six or seven children\_ He was jailed for a brief period in past for counter-activities\_ the evolutlonar%g b \_ unsuccessful ingetting he will contact (Augusto MACHIN who a farm next father 9 farm He is married wife name was themayor of Santa Cruz del Nortein 1954. He owns a jeep. 08

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Another contact of A/3 is age 21 , single education He provided support in the form of food and safehousing t8 underground workers in the past\_ address is Coroje #1; Cotorro Havana He owns @utcheg) shop in the [Cotorro)sectión of Havana Subject will be contacted by A/3 ifoqe needs to be safehoused in Havana

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2 The following assets would be contacted by A/2 after arriving in Havana will be contacted in the order listed\_ Their function will be to provide safehouses and vehicles They for

Elsà Maria NEGRIN , 25 years of age born in Havana A/2 first met her when she was a student at the University of Havana majoring in Social Sciences Presently she lives with her aunt in Havana A/2 has maintained correspondence with her She has helped previously in providing safehousing for the underground \_ She also has car 06, 06 and

0 8 IGLESIAS Betancourt, age 55 born in Havana He lives and practices(edicingin Havana has helped .A/2 in underground activities previously\_ He has a brother two daughters and a son now residing 1n the His daughters live in New Jersey and were last seen by A/2 about six months ago Subject was menber of the Partido Pueblo Cubano an anti-Batista group and was a professor of at the Universi\_ of Havana up. until 1961 when he re signed. also close friend 08

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05 0 d age about 65 born in Havana , single 1s an Gnglisb who runs a small private [tutoring) schooi in (Eng Havana She was A/2's 8 'English teacher ~ and offered support to the underground. by herself has automobile and is a close friend of A/2 and his wife\_ an c Gergio born in Cienfuegos , a former Genator as well as the former head of the Railroad system in Cuba ] Subject was originally a member of the Autentico and claimed to be a KUBARK confidante during Castro takeover . 86MENDEZ has an apartment and two cars and previously helped A/2 in underground activities \_ He has a daughter who works for the government but is not sympathetic to the regimeThe husband of this daughter howevel works for (Che GuevaraJ A/2 has with (ENDEZ Party has gorrespondencg

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06 08 e BAMCIALLA age @23-24) born in Havana single mother and father attended the University of Havana and Villanova fron (1959 to 1960] She became a close friend of A/2 during their 'student 'days has no record of underground work She lives in Guanabo Beach)during the summer A/2 felt he to contact her if she was living at order to safehouse A/3 there if necessary GGloria

3 The following two operational assets' will be contacted by A/2 after he. is safehoused in Havana Their function will be to spot officers disaffected the Castro Regime Army

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Gose DUARTE Oropesa age early (aos )served in the Arny)during World War II According to A/2 , 66 made of the GSth Military District) by Gamilio Cienfuegos the disappearance of 06 (Cienfuegos removed from the post and pregently on an as well as royalties from property confiscated by the government He said DUARTE)started working against Castro within the MRP under Manuel RAY \_ For a timghe was the@ilitary secre of the MRP and became quite involved ix plotting against Fidel.64/2 stated that it was rumored at the time that ßUARTE )was working for the MRP that he was also a KUBARK agent Eventually on G-2 suspect list, but according to A/2 @QUARTE able to evade detection Subject has good connections within the Rebel Army and revolutionary government \_ A/2 trusts this individual and has `confidence in him as a potential operational lead in spite of conflicting reports which mention an opportunist: tary algo

(Jorge age Gate 30s early married\_ Subject holds the rank of the Rebel Army but is not presently on active duty was a friend of Castro's during the revolution and A/2 claims maintains some contact with Fidel\_ He also been working in a limited fashion against Fidel and was originally associated with the MRR and Monte Cristo groups ? (ALS primary interest has been trying to genize his fri within the Rebel Army against Fidel \_ A/2 feels (ALS] a very discreet individual who has not been identified as an anti-Castro organizer by the G-2 A/2 claims to be a close friend of (ALS) trusts him completely A/2 saw and talked to (ALS] to his flying out of as a 06 405

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A/2 also attempt to contact the following operational asset if he has an opportunity to make contact\_ may

Gester RODRIGUEZ age Gate 30s early 40s J married, former member of the Partido Pueblo Cubano He fought with Raul Castro in the Sierra Cristobal Following the Castro takeover he served as (ead of one of the 'military zones within Havana province was given assignments and A/2 thinks he now INRA) in Oriente Province \_ He clains [RODRIGUEZassisted hig underground group during 1961 by supplying trucks for transporting weapons and materials Area

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## COVER AND\_COMMUNICATIONS

## 1 Cover

A/2 will be issued documentation claiming he is an employee of à local brewery in Havana\_ A/3 on the other hand will be issued documentation as a bus driver within the city of Havana Both will, also be issued drivers licenses and additional items such as immunization certificates Cuban receipts, etc . The two men will also be outfitted with disguises\_

## 2 . Communications

Primary communications 'will be established through an SW system \_ Both men will be given SW instruction and will be issued accommodation addresses in Miami This instruction and these .addresses in turn will be passed on to the recruited assets PBRUMEN for use as the operation develops \_ Prearranged signals will also be devised for use by the team via telegram to indicate their progress and confirm their place and time of exfiltration\_ Both members will also be given an OWVL system to provide them with quick instructions in case of an emergency \_

## OPERATIONAL AND SECURITY EVALUATION

1\_ The operational aspects of Phase I portrays mission which has considerable potential but also considerable risk The area of infiltration is within five miles of a cruise missile site and its accompanying radar In addition boat patrols are known to work this portion of the coast at frequent intervals Once-infiltrated the team will not have to travel far before 24 their first contact\_ However A/3 is leary of staying at his Gfather 5 farmfor any length of time and he does not want his z4 (father to know of his presence in Cuba For this reason the will not be able to serve as safehouse A/2 plans on leaving the the same lands This presents the problem of what to On approach is to take A/3 farm farm day;

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t6 Guanabo or Havana and safehouse him \_ This however may jeopardize the operation because A/3 lacks the ma turity and patience necessary to put while A/2 goes about his business He may take advantage of his visit to Havana to undertake a clandestine assignment on his own When A/2 3 step ashore in Cuba : control will vànish Fortunately A/2 has sufficient resource of judgement to go about his business competently \_ Unfortunately A/3 gives no such indication\_ this reason an attempt will be made to steer A/3 towards developing assets around his(ather's farm]with maritine reception capabilities stay and For

2 \_ on the other hand \_ appears to have a sufficient numbe) of supporting assets for hisouafety while in Havana However he has not over a year In addition both men are presently outside of the Cuban organization and this position dampen their in recruiting Within the Station reports conflict with A/2's evaluation man While there is no evidence to verify that QUARTE is pro-regime there has been a recent report him from AMLEO /3 which claims (DUARTE is an opportunist who might work for the\_highes ,LA/2's rebuttal to these remarks is that assisted him in the past and when the chips were down he continued to aid him in his underground activities\_ still leaves a question mark next to the worth unfortunately can be resolved by direct contact between him and A/2 \_ There are other security implications which should be discussed in this evaluation\_ Both A/2 and A/3 cannot be considered truly security conscious While safehoused A/2 wrote letter to a contact in Miami which was to be transmitted by his case officer The letter gave an indication that A/2 was seeking contacts in Havana and conveyed the impression that a trip was in the dfing A/2 has written several other letters not seen by his C Os which might have given the sane impression A/3 on the other hand in New York prior to\_coming to He 'Ehát hë vs Joining AMICE727 on an operation that would take them first to Miami\_ and to Cuba \_ Once there would go to his father farm begin make contacts A/3 also stated that a man be one of their contacts This loose talk coupled with A/3's attitude that KUBARK exists' only to serve him makes him a marginal candidate for this operation\_ However , if A/3 is exfiltrated three.days after his entry into Cuba, the operation will gain his usefulness and eliminate some of the risk he presents. Army may Army \_ on only they

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3 : The above evaluation stresses the operational and security weeknesses in this operation In contrast to these weaknesses are the positive considerations of this mission A/2 has the intelligence\_ competence and confidence to approach and recruit two assets with the potential for developing anti-regine operations at a high level within the Cuban The results 'which these .anti-regime activities can accomplish is a matter for conjecture but it appears that they carry potential Nevertheless if the operation continues it will bear close watching in terms of security and controi for these factors will jeopardize the operation as well as KUBARK position if not properly contained,

## IV\_ PHASE

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## A AMTRUNK\_PERSONNEL

senior nember of the AMTRUNK group , is a 41 year fromn a family. His. father now deceased was a prominent individual in law and politics ànd was at one time a senator A/27 himself graduated from Iaw school in Habana and was a practising lawyer In 1959 he became legal adviser to Camilio Cienfuegos \_ Following the disappearance of Cienfuegos in October 1959 , A/27 began to engage in counter-revolutionary activities In 1961 at which time he held the position of UnderSecretary of Public Works he felt that his underground activities. had come to the attention of the government and he took refuge along wíth his wife in the Venezuelan Enbassy He was given safe conduct from the Embassy to PBPRIME in late 1961 Subject is intelligent , articulate, and highly motivated He has sone experience in counter-revolutionary activities and has demonstrated an excellent capacity for learning clandestine techniques\_ He has a very large ego , and aristocratic pride is very sensitive and is quick to take offense He is frank to `state that he bas a low opinion of . KUBARK that he 1s nor 2 he re May anv is working or He States that he is Working for overthrow of present regime in his own country and that he will accept KUBARK aid and advice but will not accept KUBARK control\_ His attitude although not hostile is frequently critical and he presents difficult handling problem\_

2 AMICE/14 is a 26 year old Cuban citizen who is also a the University of Havana He has been in'volved much of his adult life in clandestine Subject arrived by small boat in June 1961 in PBPRIME . He is highly motivated is intelligent and objective ànd has a highly developed security consciousness developed from his counter-revolutionary experiences From January to July 1961 he made Sfiltration/exfiltration trips to and from and has an excellent knowledge of the nor area He is easy to work very

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- 8 Subject is old fisherman from the (Cardenas\_ area who took refuge-1n PBPRIME in February 1963 \_ He had previously assisted A/14 in infils and exfils and will be used as a maritime guide\_

## IASKS

- black maritime infiltration by small boat onto Cinco Leguas (AMS 4085 III) to contact individuals who. fornerly assisted AMICE/14 in infil-exfil operations Key Map
- Through contacts on Cinco Leguas organize a ratline into the mainland including making arrangements for trans portation into Havana Key ,
- 3. Through the mechanism established above move to Havana and obtain safehousing\_ and operational support,
- 4 , Make all necessary arrangements for subsequent exfiltration and future infiltrations
- 5 \_ Approach and recruit 'key 1ndividuals with contacts among important military figures . two
- 6 Establish internal and external communlcations\_
- Exfiltrate from Phase' II\_

## INFIL\_EXFIL PLANS

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- at and AMICE/14 agaîn go into Cinco Leguas and expect to be 'passed on through these contacts to Havana Subjects will exfiltrate by small boat on or about 26 April and will be met by the parent craft in open water to the north of Cruz del Padre (Map sheet 4085 will Cayo
- to infiltrate AMICE/27 AMICE/14, and into Bhe Cinco Leguas Keys area on or about Subjects will take small boat with silent motor into area and remain in the area for approximately three dur which time they will remain black keep the boat hidden in the mangroves contact individuals known to them on Cinco Leguas \_ will make arrangements with contacts at that point to re-activate contacts of AMICE/14 on the mainland at Casualidad (Map 4085 III Grid Square 1747) and contacts in the town of Marti and Cardenas Plans will be worked out;at\_this\_time with these\_contacts for Keys days ing and They

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## OPERATIONAL\_ASSETS WITHIN CUBA

- 1 Cayo Cinco Leguas This is used for productión of charcoal and salt Residents are reported solidly antiCommunist A/14 has twò contacts here that he used for infils exfils One is Lezcano Tango is a brother of '@uštiqui ano Garcia Lezcano whom A/14 wanted to use as a guide in this operation but who was already being utilized elsewhere" The other contact is the owner of the Salina (salt drying beds) A/14 has not been able to recall this individual name key yet
- 2 Finca Casualidad \_ This area is directly south of Cinco Leguas on the mainland\_ contacts here '~Gärcia (not related to above) and(Pablo Lopez) both of whom have small farms in the area Key Tango
- Town of Marti Contact here LNU \_ Subject is about 50 years old is employed by UINRA and has a jeep which was used previously by A/14 for operational purposes 06
- 4 City of Cardenas Contact is(Pedro Barbi owner of the 05Bate Marino Subject is close friend of A/14 who assisted him previously with transportation for maritime receptions obßarbi) would be used to take A/14 and A/27 to Havana Owns car

5 of Matanzas A-14 has a friend here named Pedraza who also A/14 in underground activities in 1961 Subject is old, married, and is a forman 08lf public works the Subject has a son (Carlos)ahow in New York City Bedraza)will be contacted for transportation to Havana Owns a car City city

06 6 Varadero "Fifo" Bineiro) owns car and was formerly close friend of Subject was formerly active in the underground@nd might be by A/14 in the event he could not 061 8 the brother of the communist Wanolo Pineiro, aka "Barba Roja" but is reported to be anti-communist himself

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a @dolfina (Suarez) More Subject is single and lives with her mother Is of AMICE/27 (possibly mistress) and\_can as safehouse\_keeper Subject is sister of Bafael (Suarez) More) a [Commandante inthe Navy] according to A/27 , was at one 'timeCchief of naval 0 operations) His present assignment or location is Who =

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b Manuel (Garcia) Sanchez Is a close friend of A/14 and is uncle of(A/l4's wife ž08 Can be used for operational support, a car and Was formerly a Lt \_ in Oriente under (Calixto but no longer in army believes he is now an adminstrator of sone type of indus in Havana try

- c @aria Josefa (Isalgue) ) Subject is aunt of A/14 and can be used as safehouse keeper She is single lives alone 'except for cats Does not have a car Was a teacher but now has a pension and does not work ten

d GGonzalo (Lopez) dë la Torre) Subject 1s A/27 and can be called on for ops support or safehousing. Subject has a is married, no chiidren, is in his sixties car , e LBebo (Orozçe To be recruited by "A/14 às his prinin Havana Subject and 4/14 previously worked together the underground .o6@rozco) was in the Sierra with Castro and also fought in Camaguey He res igned from the army in February. 1959, although he has maintained many contacts within the army\_ Was one time active in the 06 Movimiento Democratico Martiano and was a friend of Capt \_ Bernardo Corrales who was shot by Castro in Pinar del Rio Subject cane to PBPRIME in April 1961 with A/14 to obtain arms remained there infiltrating back into Cuba without his absence having been known to the authorities Was responsible for safehousekeepingGargas Gomez] % for nearly one month when authorities were searching for him Will be used for intel collection and spotting on defectable army officers. He is also A/27 but not well A/14 was last in touch with letter about two months ago , 06 and to

f Ranon (Guip) Diaz Subject to be recruited by A/27 Would be used for operational intelligence and spotting among disaffected army officers Would be kept kntirely compartmented 1s an army Comandante now managing a large INRA farm complex outsid of Havana He is known to A/27 and A/14, both of whom believe he can be contacted safely: He is anti-Communist and is one of the group of Camilò Cienfuegos officers contabted by A/27 in early 1961 to join in an overthrow of . the government -

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Target personalìties who are suspected of being\_dis-affected and on whom A/27 and A/14 will information in Havana are as follows: attempt to gather

Comandante "Macho" Parra

Cdte \_ Oscar Guerra

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Jose Pinares

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FNU Lawton

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Manuel Avila

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Pedro Miret

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Juan Nuiry

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Rafael Suarez More

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Fernando Fernandez Superville

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FNU Guerra Matos

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Capt. Sandy Olivares

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Joge Fernandez Alvarez

These JMWAVE RI and in In 9 @vidence majority of cases may be disaffected. to indicate the subjects would In the case of Jose Pinares however This appear that he is completely loyal to the regime were information was passed to A/27 and A/14, RI files 'negative: on Avila and Lawtonon

## COVER AND\_COMMUNI

and. AMICE/14 will live black durtheir entire in Cuba . will be equipped With alias documentation with disguises\_ Both of them have and Havana area and know the previously lived in the Secret Writing (sw) and well\_ will be trained in 'possible 'three plan to train at least and agents in Havana in prior to their own In addition, it is planned to train A/27 and in OWVL At the time of 'infiltration, Will have been laid on with the agents \_ change in time or location of the event that a an OWVI message could be the becomes   necessary immediate message which might have 80  Bente sent urgent and during their short stay in Havana would be by the agents open code system by commercial on a prearranged be worked out to cover Such a system will ternal communications several possible contingencies \_ Inand A/14 will of whatever net is organized by A/27 drops \_ be arranged by courier, cut-out , live and dead ing stay They They two Any

1 The\_LCFLUTTER\_examinations 0n both AMICE/27 and AMICE opinion Of /14 case officers and the training both the close contact with these personnel who have been in individuals that both agents are

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highly motivated and strongly anti-communist, will remain' basically unresoived since it almost certain that A/27 would refuse a second LCFLUTTER: examination if asked \_ It is Te nature seriousness consequences this are as not clear yet

- 2 : people something about\_this Although he says that he not give any details of the operation, he does admit to having discussed it in very general terms with two individuals whom he named at the t1me of the LCFLUTTER test One of these and one of Vargas Gonez two
- 3 AMICE/27 has not seen his contacts in the for the past two years\_ Although it is difficult to assess how well he knows various persons in the military about whom he speaks , it is the case officer 5 opinion that few of these contacts might be considered really close AMICE/14 has been out of direct touch with his operational contacts since July 1961 army
- 4, The infiltration into Cayo Cinco Leguas is dependent upon having a 'good guide in the boat At this time Phase II is awaiting the recruitment of AMTRUNK / 4 as guide \_
- 5 \_ Contròl over AMICE/27 and AMICE/14 1s basically lacking . Some control can be exerted through the implied threat of withholding support to the operation Control however will remain tenuous at best and A/27. will continue to be a difficult handling problem.

- 6 \_ On the positive side of the ledger is the calibre of the agents both of whom are well educated, astute and highly motivated. Both agents\_have experience in clandestine opera A/14 who bas a number of previous clandestine entries and exits and has many operational contacts To date both have performed in superior manner in training,

## FUTURE\_ PLANS

Duringthe week of 1 through 6 April the team will receive maritime Instruction During the week 8 through 13 April they will receive SW training, possibly OWVL training disguise training, ënd further operational planning sessions

## COMMIIMENTS

According to AMICE/27 the\_following  principle 1 which he feels is 2 comnitnent ODYOKE was enunciated during his to ZRMETAG: a new Cuban

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government which is anti-Communist and which operates on democratic principles; ODYOKE does not desire to impose a government of its own choice upon Cuba" A/27 made a big point of discussing this "commitment" It is apparent that he intensely dislikes (or fears?) Batista and his followers It is also apparent that in his mind he links Batista and. KUBARK= and fears that KUBARK would back Batistianos in à post-Castro governmenthas

- 2 All AMTRUNK group\_members think that they received a operational with funds assistance but QDYOKE or KUBARK 1p any sense On this point are very. they
- 3 Another commitment which AMICE/27 claims to have discussed in ZRMETAL is that ODYOKE should give "official recognition" to members of a conspiracy which culminates in a successful coup d'etat, following the coup in order that these individual: will not be treated as criminals by a future regime\_ This neans recognition of an individual s participation in the conspiracy , not a promise of recognition of a specific government formed by the conspirators themselves \_ politicai
- 4 Discussion of the above "commitments" has been pressed several times by A/27 \_ PEGGINS has not agreed to any of these commitments with A/27 \_ However A/27 feels that the commitments have already been made' by ODYOKE in ZRMETAL \_ PEGGINS has told A/27 that he wìll report thege "commitments" back to ODYOKE to determine 1f in fact, ODYOKE considers them as commitments
- 5 has been that if any of the group were killed or captured while on the in PBPRIME\_ would be assisted for a "reasonable of time to state what that be or much financial assistance would be involved . bx
- One further negative commitment has been discussed between PEGGINS and A/27 \_ PEGGINS has stated to A/27 that no commitment will be made at this time to support any internal group organized by the AMTRUNKS with weapons or explosives and that this extends specifically to no promise to support actiye sabotage with demolitions

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## PRODICTIOY

1

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(1)

sent tö

dclecations

3,000:copies

Latln Amcrica:

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Bere sont studcút Canade, coples 19: Whích bulletin ipserted Eàch asked tö the .gale Well to seek persons collaborate W1th the magazine their talen The the varloug official of governncnte and both 1n the United well aüong: Cuban exila Journallsts 'and organizationg

'(4)

(5)

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Sipce Jlarch 1,000 envclopes contalnlng AMISPELL piopeganda have been mnlled to Cuba on monthly basis, Th1s propaganda 1s directed particularly at Btudents nho support the reglme (coples of are belng forwarded undcr 1966,

## 3, Press

The majority Of AJISPELL press releages havo boen 1n connection W1th the mistreatment of polltical soncrs by the Castro regime\_ Other releases concerned the aforementloncd BOITEL cempaigp and a tribute to Cubau martyrs wlo gave the BATISTA dictatorship in 1957(Coples Of the press relenses are being forvarded uuder separate cover,) pr1

- 1 Final payment of AMSPELL salarles and 'termlnetion bonusos made in February in line the s reductlon of financial support to AJSPELL. Under the . present arrangement JIWYAVE support 18 to 000 monthly; Includes thc 8200 monthly support 5 family, officë overhead; and support for printing/distribut1ng thè bl-monthly publlcation, Sta
- 2 The amoünts were expended by thc Statlon support of  AMSPELL 'activities during the second half of FY 66:

Operational expenses

$ 9,929,74

Salaries

and termlnatlon bonuses

6,200,00

Total expenditures

## D:

FUTURE PLANS

It 1s apticipated that AMISPELL efforts in the near future be directed at the upcoming CLAE meeting "hich is scheduled to be hcld in Havana 29 July to 9 August 1966.

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## Genoral

During the perlod under rovlew AMISPELL contlnued operatlong at the 'student/youth AMSPELL sent clrcular lctter 1n Cuba In an effort to cstabllsh 8 "dlalogue" botwecn these young people Other AMISPELL activltles during this perlod are contalned below; to

2,

Prnted Propagande \_

## a Monthly AMISPELL Bulletin:
|                  |       | December   |
|------------------|-------|------------|
| To Cuba          | 4,800 | 4,800      |
| To La tin        | 2 900 | 2 900      |
| To America       | 925   | 1 925      |
| To Lat1n Amerlca | 1,925 | 1,925      |

November b, The rogular.bulletin hlghllghted the following thenes: Tho peed for solldarity the struggle for Cuban polltical prisonors; the new trend 1n Pol1sh communism and Its toward the systom; the toward totalltarlanism apd the fallure of Castro'6 plan to 1ndoctrinate Cubap Btudents The ' December bulletin carried Christmas (Copies of the bulletin are beIng sent for Hendquarters Information under separato cover )

## 3,

radio broadcest during

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24-Novomber 1965

Cuban officiele

UFGA 24575

Novenvor and Toplcs discubgcd on pïogram i Bupporting aàd 'youth world re mcàgagè In 'Dcccmbef.

themesporlod under reïler councilo

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ANSPELL commonte on 0 Mlam1 Herald by Cuban studonte rcgarding the Incompatlbllitj and Communidm, ty b, Cuban agonte rcportedly regponslblc Robcrt of State Dønn Rusk and Senator Kennedy on tour8 Latin Américo,

In Cuban unlversl ties,

- c pollcíeb

November

December

$ 2;250.00

$ 2,250,00

Operatlonel Expenseg;

$ 3,850,00

$ 4,150,00

## C FUTURE ACTISITISS

An ovorall of AMSPELL operationg 18 currently being màde the Statlon and AJISPELL are concluded, it is tho ABISPELL organizatlon be congiderably reduced,

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## 1 Generfl

perlod undor revlew; AUH INT/2 Caracag  and turned 'on s1tuatlon 1n that coun whlch #as submlttød Roforcnce In addItfön to tho normal propapandä ac tivities; tho AJISPELL group Waged campalgn for thc releaso Of political prlsoners and this the the "open door  pollcy on 28 September try

## 2 , Propnganda Productlon (samples formarded undér separate covcr)

4 coples of thc bulletin wcre mallcd Into PBRUJLEN each Ovcr 6,000 .coples of the Internatlonnl cdltíon monthly to addresseeg 1n Latin Amerlca and Westerp Europe Ämong the @ain issuos treated fn the' werc: internal  problens of 88 result of Ben Bella's ovörthrow; atrocltfes 1n Viot Nam; Of Albcrto Muller op thë secret executlons 1n' Conmunlst PBRUMEN ; the conments Identlty A respect to the `exodüs and 8 3800

b releases are also forvardod under sepärate cover Included 1s an 'àrtícle by on the studont discöntent 1n PBRUMLEN which appeared Identity B, Otber articlos and  press were 'used by Identitles B,'C and D and by

Attachment: 1- Prop samples 2-Iden Distrlbutlon: 3- WHC,w/àtt.

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AJISPELL cont fts aiid prepared for distribution to 'Amërican iadio sta tions One sichby Alberto bëfórc his Imprisonment\_ 'Local Spanløli language uscd

Other developments

Ip @f resigned to scek òthër Thë interëst '(per Hè is inteiiigent Indivldual and 1s 'cürrently In international agëncles.

B.

| Operatlonal Expenses   | July      | 'August 3 ,850.00   | Septenber October 3,850.00 3 850 .00   |
|------------------------|-----------|---------------------|----------------------------------------|
| 'Totals                | S7,009.70 | $7,950.00           | $6 ,100.00                             |

AHSPELL w1ll continue polltacal actlon and propaganda actlvftles the comIng mon ths and engage 1n speclal campalgns and press releases current developments dictate:

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AMSPELL: ISSUED 28 OCTCPER 'PRESS PELEASE To EXPLOIT CHIE GUEVARA HOUSE ARREST GUEVARA MIFE WITHIN OFFICIAL CIRCLES 5 FATE AMD GUEVARA '5 WIFE PRACT ICALLY UNDER HOUSE ARREST . CCPY PRESS RELEASE \_ AMSPELL USED SAME REPORT OVER RASIO . SEEN No INDICATIONS REPORT PICKED UP `BY PRESS.

2 R"S?ELL ILL CONTINE PLAY REPORTS GUEvaRa FAMILY HOWEVER: STATION COES HAVE GUEVARA FAMILY As IHIS OF ORIGINAL PRCP PLAY IMITIATED UN ILATERALLY 2Y ATTEMPI Io PUBLICIZE GUEVARA CASE SERI?US A:SPELL CANPAIGN -

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- 1; SubJect, Identity A, recently the . purpose of: obtäipng his rësidence vIsa and whfle there In contact the ag w1th the at Ceptral University 1n Caracas (UCV); AHINT-2 Bas particularlÿ intcrested 1n piomoting à productlve working relationshlp between AJISPELL In. Csracas and Idcntity B; appears to be new to provide Llceo students courses and semlnars in flghting A copy the Identity B brochure ünder separate cover
- 2 , On h1s return, AJHINT-2. reported on the prescnt composltlon of the local AUSPELL group He that Identlty C, who first JòIned AJISPELL in 1960 Cuba and who rccently arrivcd Venezuela from Santo Domingo, D as leader of the group . A llst contalning the nanes of the other members of the delegatlon, a8 well as bricf descríption of their AJISPELL dutlos, also forwarded under separate cover , Attachment 2 ;
- 3 At present, the   AUSPELL group Caracas 1s conccntrating its cfforts 0 workíng Identlty B and 1n relations with the press 1n order to carry out propaganda at che least cost such as the Jose Slarti Patrlotlc Club and the UCE
- 4 The AJISPELL fn contact wfth 1 number of student political leaders cot only at UCV but at several of the other universities. These contacts include Identlties E, F, G, and I,

PH ILIP G , ELJLARD

Attachments:

- 2 Dcscription of Duties, u/sc
- 1 Brocbure u/sc
- 3 Identitles, u/sc
- attachments

163

7 Sept 65

SEP 6 1965

UFGA 23,069

19-124-26/3

## CONTINUATIÖN OF DISPATCH

## IDENTITIES:

- Salvat Roqze \_
- B "OSÉEI" Estudfantado de
- c Lazaro 'Farínas
- D Balolra.

- 5
- Gulllermo
- H; Carlos of the Unlverslty of Zulla;
- Oscar Yanez, Director of  OSEEM

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PRINCIPIOS ESENCIALES 'GREMIALISMO ESTUDIANTIL

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REF : A UFGA 20;729 26 Mlarch 1965 B UFGA 20,262; 9 March 1965

## OPERATIOYAL ` ACTIVITIES

## 1

AMISPELL has continued outllned below On 23 to the terms Reference B, Including substantlal budget reduction, ou 'effectlve 1 AMISPELL '5 clilef problem at the prosent to become incurred 9s rosult of the defunct time 16 to liquldate debts AMISPELL paramilitary oporatlon:

## 2 , Propagande

The Mlarch 1965;editlon of the pony AJ{SPELL newspaper was Cuba (4,800 copies), attachmcnt 2 under separate malled cover,

The ` Marcl 1965 editlon of the regular 9 AUSPELL delegations 1p the U , 5 , was malled to Latin Anio cover (9,800 coples) attachment No , 1 ldor separate and

AMSPELL 1nternatlounl bulletln was malled to its C, The March 1965 Span1sh edltlon 2,900. reclpients durfng Feach edition coples, attachnent attachment No. 5 No , 4 , Euglish edltlon 1,925 copies;

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## COÁTINUATION OF DISPATCH

d In connuctlon with campafgn (paragvaph helow) 10 the wcrë 6; 5,000 copies of to Chllcai Eduardo àttaclucnt to Latin Anoi1can Idontity A 'organlzatlons attaclimeint 8; änd circulair lcttcr to " ttachmcnt 9

## 3

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## 5 Othor

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c The particlpated 1n the tribute to Venezuelan workers (CTV) orcanlzod by the Cubans residing Mlexico-City (Sce attachnent No . 10 for pertinent press Activities of other AMSPELL Delegatious Includlng publicatlons and press rcleases are included under attachnont No ,

## B FUNDS EXPENDED

Oporatlonal expenses Add1tonal expense (prlsoners campalgn)

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## FUTURE  PLANS

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## A OPERATIJNAL ÄCTIVITIES:

## 1 General .

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## 2 , Propegande -

9 , The January ánd February 1965 editlons of the regular AMISPELL . nerspapcr. were mailed to Latin America and AJISPELL delegatlons in the U , (9,800 coples eacli) attachment. No\_ 1 under separate cover This represents planned reduction from the previous 19,800 monthly figure:

b The January and. February 1965 editions of the pony AMISPCLL newspaper Rere malled Into Cuba (4,800' copies each) attachment No . 2 under separate cover,

- The AJISPELL Internatlonal bulletin was malled to its normal reciplents January and February 1965Spanlsh editlons2,900 copies eachz attachment No 3 French edition--l,925 coples each, attachnent 4 , each: attach meat ipg

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## B , FUNDS   EXPENDED:
| Operatlonal Expenses    | 10,078 _   | $ 040      |
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| Salarles                | 5 ,650 -   |            |
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## FUTURE PLANS:

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1 Attached under separato cover onPage two of the a photographe and Spaln the Spänlsh-languace edttton and French Approxlantely 2 000  coples each As1a, and: Africa) editlons are sent (Europo; covor;) The French durlng Japuary. (Attachnënt No\_ 1, under separate but w1ll not avallable as thig dispatch be1ng be malled 15 January .

edltlon 'of tho ` AMSPELL; newspaper for December carrled 2 The pony concerniug the death of mlsslonary Paul a brief story w1th photographs here malled into Cuba the end Carlson \_ No 2, under separate cover ) of Decenber January\_ (At AUSPELL also carricd approprlate to the on Its 10-mlnutes pews bulletins regarding the Congo 2 Communlst exploitation of the progran, comment attacking Congolese. at

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## internacional

## NUESTRA OPINION

## MENSAJE DE NAVIDAD

Al n #ucbos igual que hacr siglos un ranino qu6 Ic hoy ayude dalo: las ofras como yo

de Fiualiza lisis planificac ión dr vida. e par Ia bumanidad. ia, "osotros lomar plcua' vigenc de la "rdad la Ch

Cabe Pa: Mlundial? cojr mds dificiles para logro, nac ionalvs cionales. inos

Dos (avsas e" la ralidad dr ialrs politicas. Ambas grar la sociedad qu0 ba tocudo hoy, rior Ia capaces Murlo Paz divididos "Ilos

con las idrolu do Para purblos raxas, rralidad olvàdada por de Roblernos; "La Paz drl Mundo bicmo bøsads Iu justicia

s y los lalilarios Je irquicrda Rlobo abor

(udn jorsus uestra Patria drrcho 0 pensar ac Iicia soju:ga indiscriminudumcute al cada bombre drutro d las (uales ficne

una cobardia cuondo noble Iuckar eslablvcimiento nariones.

sus principule $ Los que malan y &sclavizan los Pvr condenäudoles en sus (om cosa animal iu Mundo 'porque nadiv là sociedad blos bre brav de mar de la justicia Mundo.

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El movlmlento d" ha sldu Inliltrudu

La do una lucha mirmulu es un simlxlo de la Incontruvartible

Por cllo sunnlo

Iloy Ilzudo libre Los Congo no estún Inspiruls Lad , slno quc por

Si con cucnclas dc munisto ulmmnos qu: sus clcnte

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no Aírica tlene Los iuisanles de "slos hvchus randalicus no tiv'nvn 4 A(ricu mús quc

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## LA SITUACION UNIVERSITARIA

## Antes del Comunismo

## Con el Comunismo

- 2:
- 3. Lu supucslo Lu Ilebung
- La Cuntu versitaria
- 5. pensunlcnto. los Ideas
- clcciones de Juv
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- Univrsilurio de 1959. ha nu su
- 10.sulu con ks han au por sus Juanin de rin, Julio A. Pvreira, Vifcilin'
- Abollda Ia das.

- Au butlomfo UnlverslEl las Uni
- 'ribiò de cuolquler
- Estudiantilos, lu ünicu donde pur des{nlados casos\_ pues de scrvique
- por unlversilurios (k'
- Cuba . dul de dul los dcl usi Pu
- jovenes universitarias 0 lus

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## ESTUDIANTIL

cien Estudiantes 1o Univoridod Lvmvmba Moscú do prono bocodo, dirgon Moscú vio

EN de Estudiantes Universitarios univar Panamò hollon locol d, Ivndor Unión Uaivaifo Ivoro 8, mucho, Rico,

Programa De motivo discordia EN PÉRU utilidod dol Progromo Paro ou'piciado Por Impulsado Por controliroción d0 control do oquól. La cooliclon reclomo qu0 oracion Populor 30 "municipolirada'' qu0 coda municipio roci bø lo, fondo, locolmonle como ostimo con onionte A,i 10 Pro Coop gromo'

PARA UN Requisito: W0 Alomanio del E," 9v0 cludadano, odod familiar Alom onio no "E, fócil lo, ióvono, no 09'090 Poriòdico Oriantal quion Pono un Porche: 9v' pobiarno no

Un 'nuevo Camino" PaRa LA Universidad Catolica De Chile En conclove anoliroron "0 nocosidad do odoptor lo Unlvarsldod axigonclo, mundo d hoy Punto oprobado, Yor in imprimiendoslo cen do studio, renovador de ocivol Concilio 10, dopons

PAÑA Por A,0 cioclón Estudionle Univorirorio, d0 ha omprondar una 8, alfobotioción 9u0 un buon 00 olumno, 0, d0 coopore con Coordinoción d, Alfobotirución creodo Poi,

ChILE Santiago: Lo Fadaración E,tudianta sidad Católico (FEUC) Ilevó cabo SEXTA DE dcl J0 do cn ollo 30 obordaron como: 'Ideo arsidad' vaisidod' 'Evolución Llegondo conclusiones obren camino do uno modomo Lo documotnción bose con cl libro FEUC: "Lo Univeridad: Nuanro inico obro en nar Lotinoamëri ca. 96.

## 'Juanin Pereira Varela

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Lo, 9u0 olconron comprondor n0 Puodon objotivo on arviclo. Sarvicio Polobro, d0, lo, bombre qu0 hon podido odmirados concicncio elova dol mundo Profundo o coniamplobo qu0 Sorvl, 0 1o do, (u uno como /colidad un rágimon Cu Rovolucionavio Estudion ril mol lø Im: omigo qu0 Orden Crstiano Sambrar socrificio qu0 010 010 felicidad y hicior lo mono no concioncio, d, d l0 noclonolidod. rcolirocon con bo,

vido do Juonin Porciro. En u com boll, on tica Yominor aquollos qu0 10 oponion bolo on un 17 1961 , dal 9u0 010 bola bo bre hocio omillo Scmillo ocul cn 9u0 0l do un Semill0 Yo n0 ontro 80 Cubo no rindo, 30 ni de alguno, hijos invosión do axtranjor, nacionoliolguno, viclorio cn Cubu semillo aun on qu 0 Pcr hom

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## CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

As to its ly rctrogressive i" ity is is ì EW still by ubicb hatred aud

is into Above all, tenty cenlurivs rigourously long sawc que sliov. dors live far only Hlave ach

(auscs 0/ one in ical Eacb olber (d are tabilily capablc % ac 0r aud 0

bcing

Soc made tbis Or juslice ially'

world is for pr ace. rigbtis'

(ur land, Ibe rule pvuplc. king

To promis" purpose

Tbe bul un cboic€ and the justice wbich ar his rigbt:

Peace, as all wortbubile bas biRb price and its ubo would bøve al wark in uorld ubicb debumani:r man aud rvalfirm in 'acb 0i to Those

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clpls of hutnanity und hoast kíndness ud respoct.

of scruplc thesc natlons have ubuse the wus non-bullikvrents.

th" sympathy that only les" Lilxrution' we nust(alon sith (i Ilived of all pcoples:

This infiltrated communists; 4s in in symipatlu the: Th" Bluck Continent into { contine't Is

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Whe n {aced one Sor jet offic ial by stat that the rescuing nations hadn warned it was attempted.

Code of war attempts to bewn to do its in regardls to olt and to children?

Mass murder and can find justiticution  in thuse whose is

Africa will comnmunist of

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## UNIVERSITIES STATUS

## Before \_Communism

## With Communism

- Thc 1940
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## NEWS SHEET

Sludonn

Sndont Uaivor Sndent, Sepreber Univonil Lorin in 0l olloctivo modom Ràlorm. bec bool Tosl Iiom

Hundred Students TG oscow: Lv 10 0 / A,ociotion nion from be roisod 90 by

IN 'mola ond Ponomo 070 plons Amoricon id,o n Cost from

Ihe Popular Cooporation lochnical 86. bacled noy0' hond , locoli' rcoiy fund ,

Carany Bu tho ill be the Yovnb 0dd,, 0l Potch: "No

Camolic University odoptiog Uni-

Among pproved: vitb ragard 10 dy" Ecumcicol Council" hioror

## Juanín Pereira Varela

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a(laIned true: understandy { Men whu havc rcason cannot be subslstencc\_ Their Ilves find fruillul results 0f their endeavors: Jheir Ih ich coul nu kc curit (iod Irom lhc cedi-toil\_ cstablishnx:nt Christian in the his countrsmcn. thal In thal ssstcn, that jos could' exist\_

His [l was his Jot what his hans could not pauiotism "Continen o{ lopes which more and

was lhe lile 0l Juanin Pereir\_ an to strike down whu opmxse the [ut the hullet that struck hi:n doun u( 1961 A seed that Dau that Cuha dovs give up, dus not dic\_ Inspite sons \_ thc secd Juanir hear {ruit , it with its   growth and the skies above each day:

LONG LIVE CUBA!

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"LIBERATED BY IHE COYUNISTS"

of Events 1n lies dead w1th a card tied to assassinated street 1n 'Stanleyvllie Carlson, !ong 1Dd díffícult years full Of sacrifice brougbt:à message of bope and encouragemen t to ionumerable Consolese: a9 "ell as help of all knds and Personal collaboration Hë traglcally, shown in the photograpb, because of the affectlop tbat the masses beld for hlm; because fane and preBtige and the adverse influence that be for the He had commltted the sip of doing pecessary to help the sck and console the afflicted, and tbe Reds do Dot pardon such thingsIn fnal-orgy of blood tbe respected neither chlldrep These sere vert dangerous according to tbe Conmunists, These are the facts tbat the propaganda of tbe (Castro) Government bas suppressed an attenpt to present tbe assassins of misslonarles, women and chlldren as beroes" and "champions liberty"\_

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## A ÖPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1

AMSPELL hag 80 far survlved the Internal brought about by of activity noted 1n the prevlous progre8B report\_ Howevor AMSPELL 1s still faced w1th a Bovere f1nanclal problem from the ternination of the AJIH INT-2 Btates thät AMISPELL has $12 1n Bhort-term loans must bo met shortly , and $20,000.00 loang be pald at the rate of $1,300,00 per nonth. AMUHINT-2 trying to sell the AMSPELL boate 1n order to llquldate these So far he has had llttlo AMIHINT-2 has Bald that ho does not 1ntend to up the Idea of actlve particlpatlon in: the liberation of Cuba but\_that-'ANSPELL not conduct new mllltary operations 1n the futurò without ODYOKE ass1stance and concurrence Accordlng to AMIHINT-2 lack of funds and Intelllgence informatlon togothòr with pressure by ODYOKE on Dominlcan authorftlos frustrated thc mllltary oporatlon\_ and he has no Intontion of through a sinilar digabtrous cxperlencc agaln.

## 2 Propaganda.

a, the rcgular AMSPELL newepaper were to Latin America AMISPELL delegatlons 1n the United (Attachment No , 1, under separate cover,) and

CONTINUED

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werc (Attachnunt No 2, scparatc covcr ) ëditlons strcss tlic between ncw-cuard" : conunlsts tlic thc tiado unions; tlc confcsslon of made by Castro at: the' and tlic situation at univcrsltlos before and

- c issue of cdltlon.of tlie AISPELL to Latln Amërfcan iplents (Attachment Nö:. 3 , undcr scparatc Öf partlculär Intorcst thë on pago 2 whlcli.discüsses: tlio recent Congo atroclties. 2,900
- d 1,925 coplos eael of the:  Novembor of of the AMSPELL; bullct1n wcre malled to overseas avens (Attacliment No= 4 under soparato cover,)

## Radio' Piopngande

AMSPELL continuëd Its rogular radlo operatlong: consisting of program dafly excopt Sunday on AJ[THIGH , 1O-minuto program broadcast ovgrÿ iionday öïer WMIE änd soveral Latin Ämerica statfons. Represontatlve thcines wcro Congo atrocltles 1nsplred by studont support of the Cuban cauge; unfon of. world boycott aganst Rod Cuba; crls1s 1n Cuba; 'factronal struggle of Cuban reglme desperate undertakon by tho roglme to prevont disaster the sugar statement of a Venozuolan student regardlng tralning Cuba" of 1,500 Latln American you th temrorlst activltles; morc on tho Congolese situation; transpoitatlon 1n Castro's Cuba; factlonal strugcle in the Cuban regimc Chc Guevara speech in the United Nations croates tenso be tween Cuba and the USSR; and Dlas Roca working for tho downfall of Castro. ts,

## 4 Press Reloases-

Mliscellanoous press relcases are included as Attachment No . 5 undor separate covor

## 5 Other Actlvltleg

- WAVE 5843 dated 8 December 1964 forwarded candidato for AMSPELL positlon 1n the Dominican Republic.

- b be sent to Ecuador to replace whio was (WAVF 5812 dated 8 Dècember  1964) Thie Qulto station replled tha t AMBARB-28 functions had been takcn over by. ECPLY-2 , and that AMBARB-58 5 were not required (QUIT 6805 dated 1l December 1964) -
- c Attachnont No . 6 1s copy of an English-language bulletln produced by AMSPELL without dfrect KUBARK support which 1s sent to reclplents in the Pressure will be brought to bear on AMIHINT-2 to drop this publication entirely on the grounds that it is not the purpose of AJISPELL to propagandize U , citizens,

## B FUNDS   EXPENDÉD

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- 1 10,000 paphlets w1ll to Latin and Cuba durlng January AMISPELL 1s planning lemlsphero-wlde campalgp an attempt to obtaín thc relcase of AJUIINTfrom prison. This campalgn Wlll 'probably not achleve its stated but should result 1n considerable publlcity on the nature thc Castro reglme. 1n:
- 2 AMISPELL 18 preparíng 1 draft leallct the Internal and Ipternatlopal fallures of. the Castro rcgimo during 1964 , It 19 planaed to th1s leaflot to Cuba and Latin America,
- 3 , The' AJISPELL newspaper both Its pony and regular edltion has greatly 1n the past few months the large editlon w1ll be cut to 10,000 copies month a8 a more reallstic fígure for distrlbutlon,

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## A OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES

## 1 General

Durlng the month Of on Its normal propaganda activltles emphasís to May

## 2 Propagandu Productlon

a 4,800 copleg of the small pere mallcd to Cuba : The themcg of the 1ssuc were thic Nin th World Festlval of Youth In Algeria, tho Domulcan c"ls1s, aud thc conversion of Cuban unlverslties into centers of indoctrinatlon by the Castro (Attacbment:No. 1, under separate Covor'; )

b The AHlSPELL Internatlonal bullotin malled to Its usual reclplonts durlng Mlày (Spansl 2,900 coples; Freuch edition 1,925 coples; 1,925 coplcs) (Attachment No 2, under separate c Jliscellaneous press cllppings releases on the AJISPELL prlsoners cámpalgn are enclosed as Attachmont No . 5 , under separate cover.)

## 3 Radlo Propaganda

AJISPELL con tlnued programs on AMTHIGH and a local station. Jlajor propaganda thenes dur the month wère: The crisis Wlth empbasis on Communist involvenent; Cuban students 1n forced labor 1n the cane fields dlfferenceg among student groups , the situatlon aong foreign studence 1n the Sovlet Unlon ing

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4 member attended 20 celebratlons in Paraguay sponsorcd local orkunization. tive visited othor countrfes Latln Arerica 0n his fron Paraguay the AJISPELL prlsoncrk carpaign and to try to Influonce local studont organizations the cris1s

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## C FUTURE . PLAYS

A clrcular letter to orkanlzatlpna. particlpatlng 1p the Communlet World Youth Pestival Alglors letter tho Bltuatlon of polltlcal prlsoners 1n Cuba, the lack of basic frøedons 1n Cuba on the recont purgo Of "bonosexuals and dogonerates 1n  the unlversities and the armed

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## REF : UFGA 21,514, 20 1965 May

## OPERATIONAL  ACTIVITIES

## 1, General;

the month of April AMISPELL carrled on Its normal propagaada actlvftfes AMSPELL was also adjusting to tha new reduced budget whích went Into effect on AJISPELL moved to 1ess expenglve office space 1n April 10 pcople from tho AMSPELL payroll \_ AS[THIGH broadcasts ucre reduced to onc broadcast week, and the large ASISPELL newspaper was ollminatod The prlsoners campalgn began momentum in Apr1l but tho cribis 1n the Dominlcan Republíc made 1t very difflcult to obtain publlcíty or maiutain sustalned interest 1n the campaign.

## 2 Propaganda Production.

a; 4,800 copies of the small AMISPELL newspaper were malled to Cuba issue was dedicated malnly to the situation Cuba . (Attachnent No 1, under separate cover )

b , The AMISPELL internatlonal bulletin was malled to its normal The Spanish edition was produced 2,900 coples (Attachment No 2, under separate The Engllsh and French were produced in 1,925 copies each (Attachmnent Nos , 3 and 4 , under separate cover ,)

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c A document polftical prisoncrs 1n Cuba was malled to Latin Amcrfçan aud intcrpational addrcsses Thc Spanisl verslon was maflcd 1n 10,000 copios and thc inglisl vcrslon in 5,000 copies (Attaiclment Nos 5 and 6) An open to tlo of Chile on the subject of poiitical prisoners dsscminated 1n 7 undèr scparatc Press rel(ases and news on thc prisoners campalgn arc cnclosed\_ (Attachnent 8 , undei separntc cover;)

d Mlscellaneous Press Relsascs and Clípplngs are enclosed (Attachnent No , 9, under separate cover )

## 3 , Radlo Propaganda

12 Apr1l AMSPELL radlo opcrations were reduced to on AMTHIGH and 1 local statlon, This program 18 also played American Btatlong

## 4 , Relations

AMSPELL recelvod à nunber of lettors from groups Interested 1n Informatlon on Cuba . Some of the groups who wrote to AMSPELL were: Portuguese UniverBity Cen World Assembly of Youth, International Union of Young Democrats, Dolivlan Studonts Confederatlon, Youth of Argentina, Soclal Democratic Party Youtb of Colonbla, Internatlonal Instltute of Socíal Studles (CLASC) Mexícan Newsmen Assoclatlon, National Unlon of Malaysian Studen1ndívídual Mexican Students. (Coples of these letters are forwarded 1n Attachment No , 10, under Beparate cover ) tcr, and and ts,

## B FUNDS   EXPENDED

3,250.00

Soparatlon payments

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1,215.00

Extra nallíng expense

903 .08

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## C FUTURE   PLANS

An AMSPELL member was by the Paraguayan group to visit then for May 20 celebrations,

AMSPELL was also invited by the Interpational Student Association of Japan to participate at an International Students Conference to be held 1n Japan from July 12 to August however , the station does not Intend tc encourage AJISPELL

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- 1\_ According to press reports of August 1972 , Mr \_ Andreas is Chairman of the First Oceanic Corporation Minneapolis MinnesotaIt was his $25,000 check which was given to Mr \_ Kenneth DablRergeMi Midwest Regional Chairman of the Finance Committee to the President, and which eventually made its Way into the Miani, Florida, bank account of Watergate participant Bernard L Barker-
- 2 Mr \_ Dwayne Andreas was born on 4 March 1918 at Worthington\_ Minnesota He is a recognized agricultural expert, and from April 1952 to the present has responded to intelligence requirements levied by the Central Intelligence Agency through his relationship with its Domestic Contact Service\_
- 3 . Beginning in Mr \_ Andreas served as Principal24 Officer of the Andreas Foundation Ca funding mechanism of this The latter activity was terminated Agency)
- 4 \_ Mr Andreas firm, the Archer Daniels Midland Company Decatur, Illinois provided cover for five operational assets of this Agency between 1964 and In arranging for this activity, a total of 1l of the firm' s employees were briefed over the yearsThe Agency's principal contact with the firm was Mr Andreas brother Lowell W \_ Andreas Mr \_ Dwayne Andreas was not made witting of these cover arrangements

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