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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

CUBA1960-January 1963

Internal Affairs

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

CUBA1960-January 1963

INTERNAL AFFAIRSDecimal Numbers 737, 837, and 937

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide Compiled byAriel W. Simmons

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Cuba 1960-January 1963 [microform] :internal affairs / [project coordinator, Robert E. Lester].

microfilm reels.Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Ariel W. Simmons, entitled: A guide to the

microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Cuba,1960-January 1963.ISBN 1-55655-797-3

1. Cuba--Politics and government--1959--Sources. 2. Cuba--Economicconditions--Sources. 3. Cuba--Relations--United States--Sources. 4. UnitedStates--Relations--Cuba--Sources. I. Title: Confidential United States State Departmentcentral files. II. Title: Cuba, 1960-January 1963. III. Lester, Robert. IV. Simmons,Ariel W., 1978-- . V. United States. Dept. of State. VI. University Publications ofAmerica (Firm) VII. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. StateDepartment central files. Cuba, 1960-January 1963.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction vScope and Content Note viiSource Note ixOrganization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System xiNumerical List of Country Numbers xvAcronym List xxiiiReel Index

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Cuba

Reels 1-23737.0 Political Affairs 1

Reel 24737.0 Political Affairs cont 14737.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government 16

Reel 25737.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government cont 16737.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government 18737.5 National Defense Affairs 18

Reels 26-27737.5 National Defense Affairs cont 20

Reel 28737.5 National Defense Affairs cont 26737.6 National Defense Affairs: Stockpiling 27

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Cuba

Reels 29-30837.0 Economic Matters 27

Reel 31837.0 Economic Matters cont 33837.1 Financial Matters 33

Reel 32837.1 Financial Matters cont 35

Reel 33837.1 Financial Matters cont 38837.2 Agriculture 39

Reel 34837.2 Agriculture cont 42837.3 Manufacturers and Manufacturing 44

Reel 35837.3 Manufacturers and Manufacturing cont 44837.4 Social Matters and Conditions 47

Reel 36837.4 Social Matters and Conditions cont 48837.5 Public Order, Safety, and Health 51

Communications, Transportation, Science--Cuba937.0 Communications 52937.1 Communications: Postal 52937.2 Communications: Telegraph; Cable 52937.3 Communications: Telephone 52937.4 Communications: Radio; Radiobroadcasting; Radio-Telegraph;

Reception 53

Reel 37937.4 Communications: Radio; Radiobroadcasting; Radio-Telegraph;

Reception cont 53937.5 Communications: Television; Facsimile Transmission 54937.6 Communications: Public Press--Newspapers 54937.7 Transportation 58

Reel 38937.7 Transportation cont 60

Reel 39937.7 Transportation cont 63937.8 Science 67

Subject Index 69

INTRODUCTION

Perhaps because of its proximity to the United States, no country in the WesternHemisphere concerned the State Department during the cold war years more thanCuba.

Instability and the threat of Communism gave rise to vigilant diplomatic reportingand exhaustive U.S. intelligence, all collected here in the U.S. State DepartmentCentral Files for Cuba. These records offer a close look at the evolution of"Communist" Cuba.

A multiracial society, Cuba was transformed politically, economically, and sociallyinto a totalitarian state. Its charismatic leader, Fidel Castro, exercised control over allaspects of Cuban life through the Communist Party and its affiliated massorganizations, the government bureaucracy, and the state security apparatus.

GovernmentBeginning in January 1959, Castro ruled by decree. Executive and administrative

power was vested in the Council of State and the subordinate Council of Ministers,over which Castro presided, supported by six vice presidents. Legislative authorityrested with the National Assembly of People's Power, which met annually forapproximately five days and was state controlled. When not in session, theassembly was represented by the Council of State. Castro, president of the council,had his brother, Raul, as first vice president, placing him first in the line ofsuccession. Raul Castro was also minister of the Revolutionary Armed Forces.

Fidel Castro, while chief of state, was also party secretary of the onlyconstitutionally recognized legal political party--the Communist Party. The party'sPolitburo and Central Committee together included most of the country's military andcivilian leaders. The party monopolized all government positions, including judicialoffices. Though not a formal requirement, party membership was a de factoprerequisite for high-level official positions and professional advancement in mostareas, although nonparty members were sometimes allowed to serve in the NationalAssembly.

Although the constitution granted limited rights of assembly and association, theserights were subject to the requirement that they not be "exercised against ... theexistence and objectives of the socialist State." The Penal Code specificallyoutlawed "illegal or unrecognized groups." Cubans did not have the right to changetheir government, to freedom of expression, or to unrestricted travel. The governmentand party controlled all electronic and print media.

Although the constitution theoretically provided for independent courts, it explicitlysubordinated them to the National Assembly and to the Council of State. ThePeople's Supreme Court was the highest judicial body. Due process was routinelydenied to Cuban citizens, especially in cases involving political offenses. The

constitution stated that all legally recognized civil liberties could be denied to anyonewho opposed the "decision of the Cuban people to build socialism."

The EconomyUnder the slogan "Socialism or Death," the Cuban government proclaimed Cuba a

socialist, or Communist, nation with an economy organized under Marxist-Leninistprecepts. The government owned and operated most means of production. The stateeventually employed about 75 percent of the labor force. The Council of State wasresponsible for running the economy and for economic policy, although thegovernment devolved some authority to the economic ministries and enterprises.

Political AffairsUntil 1959, Cuba was often ruled by military figures who either obtained or

remained in power by force. Fulgencio Batista, for example, was an army sergeantwho established himself as Cuba's dominant leader for more than twenty-five years.Batista fled the country on January 1, 1959, as Castro's "26th of July Movement"gained control. Castro had established the movement in Mexico, where he wasexiled after the failed July 26, 1953, attack on the Moncada army barracks atSantiago de Cuba. Within months of taking power, Castro moved to consolidate hispower by imprisoning or executing opponents. Hundreds of thousands of Cubansfled the island.

Foreign RelationsAfter Castro declared Cuba a socialist state on April 16, 1961, he pursued close

relations with the Soviet Union until the advent of perestroika and the subsequentdemise of the USSR. During that time, Cuba received substantial economic andmilitary assistance from the USSR estimated at $5.6 billion annually, which kept itseconomy afloat and enabled it to maintain an enormous military establishment. In1962, Cuban-Soviet ties led to a direct confrontation between the United States andthe Soviet Union over the installation of nuclear-equipped missiles in Cuba, resolvedonly when the USSR agreed to withdraw the missiles and other offensive weapons.

This collection of documents will allow researchers to examine the origins ofAmerica's stormy relations with Castro's Cuba. Specifically, the extensive Americandiplomatic reporting and newly declassified U.S. State Department material revealhow Castro's one-party Communist dictatorship led the United States, Cuba, and theworld to the precipice of nuclear war.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, 1960-January 1963

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of Americandiplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developmentsthroughout the world in the twentieth century. Surpassing the scope of the StateDepartment's Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series, the Central Filesprovide extensive coverage of all political, military, social, and economic mattersrelating to a particular country and/or world event.

The State Department Central Files for 1960-January 1963 cover a crucial periodin U.S. and world history. Each part of the 1960-January 1963 series contains awide range of primary materials: special reports and observations on political andmilitary affairs; studies and statistics on socioeconomic matters; interviews andminutes of meetings with U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders; legal andclaims documentation; full texts of important letters and cables sent and received byU.S. diplomats and embassy personnel; reports, news clippings, and translationsfrom journals and newspapers; and countless high-level/head of state governmentdocuments, including speeches, memoranda, official reports, aide-memoire, andtranscripts of political meetings and assemblies.

In addition, these records offer new insights into the evolution of American foreignpolicy toward both allies and adversaries and into the shaping of the policies of thesecountries toward the United States. Of even greater importance for the study ofindividual countries is the comprehensive manner in which the Central Filesilluminate the internal affairs of foreign countries. There are thousands of pagesarranged topically and chronologically on crucial subjects: political parties, unrestand revolution, human rights, government administration, fiscal and monetary issues,labor, housing, police and crime, public health and works, national defense, militaryequipment and supplies, foreign policy making, wars and alliances, education,religion, culture, trade, industry, and natural resources. On these subjects and more,the Central Files offer authoritative, in-depth, and timely documentation and analysis.

SOURCE NOTE

Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, MD, RecordGroup 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Decimal Files, decimalnumbers 737, 837, and 937 (Cuba internal affairs) for the period 1960-January 1963.All available original documents have been microfilmed.

ORGANIZATION OF THEU.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM

From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification systemto organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged individualdocuments according to their subject, with each subject having a specific decimalcode. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963 consists of ten primaryclassifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a broad subject area.

CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.

CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.

CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).

CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, andOrganizations.

CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations. CustomsAdministration.

CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. CulturalAffairs. Psychological Warfare.

CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.

CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.

CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.

CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science.

Internal AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, University Publications

of America (UPA) has microfilmed the documents contained in Classes 7, 8, and 9.Within these classes each subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimalfile number is followed by a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refersto the date on which the document was generated. Documents within each decimalfile number are arranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number isstamped on the right side of the first page of every document.

These classes are concerned almost exclusively with the internal matters ofindividual countries. The class number (7, 8, or 9) is followed by the country number.The number following the decimal point indicates subtopics within the majorclassifications. The date after the slant mark (/) identifies the individual document.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimalentries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included inbrackets.

737.13/2-460 indicates a document dated February 4, 1960, relating to the cabinetof the executive branch of government (13) in Cuba (37).

837.01/9-2260 indicates a document dated September 22, 1960, relating to thecost of living (01) in Cuba (37).

937.50/4-160 indicates a document dated April 1, 1960, relating to television (50)in Cuba (37).

Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. When applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

NUMERICAL LIST OFCOUNTRY NUMBERS

00 THE WORLD (Universe)01 Outer Space (Aerosphere)01a Moon02 Antarctic03 Arctic10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE11 United States11a Hawaii (Ocean or Kure Islands and Palmyra Island)11b U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean11e Puerto Rico11d Guam11e American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.)11f Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and

Flamenco Islands11g Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas)11h Wake Island12 Mexico13 CENTRAL AMERICA14 Guatemala15 Honduras16 El Salvador17 Nicaragua18 Costa Rica19 Panama20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River)21 Colombia22 Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)23 Peru24 Bolivia25 Chile31 Venezuela32 Brazil33 Uruguay34 Paraguay

35 Argentina36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS37 Cuba, including Isle of Pines3 8 Haiti39 Dominican Republic40 EUROPE40a Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State)40b Iceland41 Great Britain, United Kingdom41a Northern Ireland41b British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada)41c British Honduras41d British Guiana41e British West Indies (includes 41f-41j)4If The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean)41g Bahamas41h Bermuda41j Virgin Islands41r Falkland Islands41s South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South

Sandwich Islands)41t South Shetland Islands42 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador)43 Australia44 New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands

[Tokela])45 British Territories in Africa45a Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free

State, Natal)45b British South Africa (45c-45f)45c Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation)45d Basutoland45e Bechuanaland45f Swaziland45g British West Africa45h Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British

Protectorate)45j Ghana (see 79)45m Sierra Leone45n Gambia45p British East Africa45r Kenya Colony45s Uganda45t Zanzibar45u Somaliland (protectorate)45w Sudan45x British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa)46 British territories in Asia46a Andaman and Nicobar Islands

46b Laccadive Islands46c Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim,

Socotra, Abdul Quid, and Kuria Muria Islands)46d Bahrein Islands46e Ceylon46f Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean)46g Hong Kong46h British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak)46j Republic of the Maldive Islands46k Fiji46m Papua (formerly British New Guinea)46n Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos),

Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and Britishinterest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands

47 British territories in Mediterranean47a Gibraltar47b Malta47c Cyprus47d St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough,

Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands)47e Tristan da Cunha47f Ascension Island47g Seychelles47h Mauritius48 Poland (including Danzig)49 Czechoslovakia50 WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE50a Luxembourg50b Monaco50c Andorra50d San Marino50f Liechtenstein50g Free Territory of Trieste (FTT)51 France (including Corsica)51a St. Pierre and Miquelon51b Martinique51c Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes,

Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies,collectively)

51d French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini51e French colonies in America51f French India51g Indochina51h Cambodia51j Laos51k Vietnam51m New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands,

Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago)51n Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-lies Sous-le-

Vent)

51p Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; GambierArchipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands)

51r New Hebrides51s Algeria51t French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory

Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger;Mauritania and Dakar), Togo

51u French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; MiddleCongo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and Chad-Tchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun

51v French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti,Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs

51w Madagascar51x Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St.

Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen)51y French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern

Pacific (Australasia and Oceania)52 Spain52a Canary Islands52b Spanish possessions in Africa52c Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara)52d Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea)52e Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands52f Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla52g Balearic Islands53 Portugal53a Madeira53b Azores53c Mozambique53d Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, Diu)53e Macao (Macau)53f Timor53g Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antao, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Fogo,

Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava,Rei, and Rombo)

53h Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and BolamaIsland

53k Sao Thome (Sao Tome) and Principe53m Ladana and Cabinda53n Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella,

Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda53p Portuguese East Africa54 Switzerland55 Belgium55a Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo)56 Netherlands56a Surinam (Netherlands Guiana)56b Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curacao,

Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba)

56c Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca;Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, NetherlandsNew Guinea, or Western New Guinea)

56d Indonesia56f Sumatra57 Norway57a Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e)57b Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen)57c Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61)58 Sweden59 Denmark59a Greenland59b Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands60 EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69,

81, and European part of 82)60a Baltic States60b Esthonia60c Latvia60d Lithuania60e Finland (Aland Islands)61 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics61a Bessarabia61b Ukraine61c Sakhalin Island (Russian portion)62 Germany62a Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar)62b Russian Zone (East Germany)62c Polish Administration63 Austria64 Hungary65 Italy65a Vatican City66 Rumania (Roumania)67 Albania68 Yugoslavia69 Bulgaria70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British

possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s, etc.)70a Mediterranean countries (General)70b Republic of Guinea (see 79)70g Congo Republic70x Republic of South Africa71 Morocco72 Tunisia73 Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica74 Egypt (see 86b)75 Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar)75a Eritrea76 Liberia

77 Trust Territory of Somaliland78 Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa79 West African states (includes 45j and 70b)80 NEAR EAST81 Greece81a Crete81b Samos82 Turkey83 Syria (see 86b)83a Lebanon (Levant States)84 Palestine84a Israel85 Jordan (Hashemite Jordan Kingdom) (formerly Trans-Jordan)86 Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h)86a Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd)86b United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83)86d Kuwait86e Muscat and Oman86f Qatar86g Trucial Sheikhs86h Yemen87 Iraq (Mesopotamia)88 Iran (Persia)89 Afghanistan90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia)90a Bhutan90b Burma90c Nepal90d Pakistan (Baluchistan)91 India92 Thailand (Siam)93 China93a Manchuria93b Tibet94 Japan94a Formosa (Taiwan)94b Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion)94c Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and

Marcus)95 Korea95a North Korea95b South Korea96 Philippine Republic97 Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak,

Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan,Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includesProvince of Wellesley)

98 Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes)

99 Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago,Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru,Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (LadroneIslands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu

ACRONYM LIST

CIA Central Intelligence AgencyCTC Cuban Labor FederationFBI Federal Bureau of InvestigationFEU Federation of University StudentsFNTA National Federation of Sugar WorkersFRD Revolutionary Democratic Front/Frente

Revolucionario DemocraticoIADF Inter-American Association for Democracy and

FreedomICP Cuban Petroleum InstituteINRA National Agrarian Reform InstituteINS Immigration and Naturalization ServiceIRC International Rescue CommitteeMRP People's Revolutionary Movement/Movimiento

Revolucionario del PuebloNATO North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationOAS Organization of American StatesPOW Prisoner of warUN United NationsUSSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

REEL INDEX

Reel 1Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Cuba

Frame File Subject

737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General)0001 January 1960

Communism; anti-United States propaganda; sugar industry andproducts; foreign trade; Fidel Castro; OAS; anticipated U.S. militaryintervention in Cuba; U.S. property owners and INRA; land ownershipand rights.

0337 February 1960Communism; sugar industry and products; foreign trade; Ernesto "Che"Guevara; USSR-Cuban relations; petroleum and petroleum industry;U.S. public opinion; civil liberties abuses; defections.

0531 March 1960U.S. military training of anti-Castro forces; U.S. property owners andINRA; land ownership and rights; sugar industry and products; foreigntrade; suspected U.S. bombing of sugar cane fields; anti-United Statespropaganda; Communism; OAS; Latin American-Cuban relations; RioTreaty; anti-Castro propaganda; Dwight D. Eisenhower trip to LatinAmerica; defections; counterrevolutionary activities.

Reel 2

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Cuba cont.

737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 April 1960

Latin American-Cuban relations; Costa Rica; Dominican Republic;Venezuela; Ecuador; Chile; Nicaragua; Argentina; Mexico; Uruguay;OAS; sugar industry and products; foreign trade; U.S. public opinion;Rio Treaty; Communism; U.S. economic sanctions against Cuba;USSR-Cuban relations and trade; defectors and exiles;counterrevolutionary activities; political prisoners; INRA; pro- and anti-Castro propaganda; Roman Catholic Church.

0880 May 1960U.S. public opinion; U.S. military and intelligence operations;counterrevolutionary activities; pro-Castro propaganda; Latin American-Cuban relations.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 May 1960 cont.

Latin American-Cuban relations; Guatemala; El Salvador; Peru;Communism; OAS; Rio Treaty; Argentina; Honduras; Mexico; Bolivia;pro-Castro propaganda; INRA; sugar industry and products; U.S.assistance to refugees, defectors and exiles; Uruguay; Brazil;Venezuela; Dominican Republic; IADF conference; financial institutions;U.S. counterrevolutionary strategies; Roman Catholic Church;censorship; USSR-Cuban relations and weapons trade; Haiti;Nicaragua; Panama; Costa Rica; Colombia; Chile.

0534 June 1960Latin American-Cuban relations; OAS; Ecuador; Guatemala; CostaRica; Uruguay; Chile; Nicaragua; Peru; Honduras; Argentina;Venezuela; Dominican Republic; Mexico; Panama; Communism;proposed Nikita Khrushchev visit and USSR-Cuban relations; exiles;anti-United States propaganda; U.S. economic sanctions andcounterrevolutionary strategies; Rio Treaty; Roman Catholic Church;U.S. public opinion; political prisoners; labor organizations; sugarindustry and products; foreign trade controls.

1067 July 1960U.S. public opinion; U.S. economic sanctions and counterrevolutionarystrategies; sugar industry and products; foreign trade controls; LatinAmerican-Cuban relations; anti-United States propaganda;Communism; Trading with the Enemy Act; USSR-Cuban relations;Venezuela; OAS; defections; Argentina; Mexico; Dominican Republic;Costa Rica.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 July 1960 cont.

Latin American-Cuban relations; Mexico; Costa Rica; Uruguay;Argentina; Ecuador; Panama; Peru; Nicaragua; Bolivia; Communism;anti-Castro propaganda; defections; U.S. and Cuban foreign tradecontrols; U.S.-sponsored policy proposals on Cuban situation in OAS;U.S. public opinion; sugar industry and products; economic sanctions;USSR-Cuban relations, economic policy, and long-range missiledefense; Nikita Khrushchev; Cuban complaint against United States inUN Security Council; Trading with the Enemy Act; U.S. proclamation ofnational emergency; Robert F. Williams; Roman Catholic Church; FidelCastro personality, speeches.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 August 1960

Robert F. Williams; Communism; sugar industry and products;Chinese-Cuban relations; U.S.-sponsored policy proposals on Cubansituation in OAS; denial of civil liberties and free press; USSR-Cubanrelations and military presence; defectors and exiles; Latin American-Cuban relations; Argentina; Venezuela; Latin American YouthCongress; Brazil; Ecuador; Guatemala; anti-United States propaganda;Mexico; Colombia; support for U.S. military action against Cuba; CostaRica; Haiti; Roman Catholic Church; Panama; Chile; economicsanctions and foreign trade controls; Fidel Castro speeches; Peru;Bolivia.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 August 1960 cont.

U.S. counterrevolutionary strategies; defectors and exiles, anti-UnitedStates propaganda; Latin American-Cuban relations; Argentina;Communism; Roman Catholic Church.

0082 September 1960Latin American-Cuban relations; Communism; Panama; Guatemala;OAS; sugar industry and products; foreign trade controls; Fidel Castrospeeches; Roman Catholic Church; Ecuador; USSR-Cuban relations;Brazil; U.S. public opinion; Uruguay; Colombia; Argentina; FBIinvestigations of Cuban arms trade; Mexico; civilian unrest andcounterrevolutionary activities; Bolivia; Dwight D. Eisenhower; U.S.presidential campaign.

0622 October 1960Counterrevolutionary activities; Communism; Latin American-Cubanrelations; Venezuela; Costa Rica; Mexico; defectors and exiles;sentencing and execution of Cubans and U.S. citizens involved inabortive Cuban invasion on October 4, 1960; Fidel Castro speeches;Robert F. Williams; Guatemala.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 October 1960 cont.

Communism; pro- and anti-Castro propaganda; counterrevolutionaryactivities; sentencing and execution of Cubans and U.S. citizensinvolved in abortive Cuban invasion on October 4, 1960; exiles; LatinAmerican-Cuban relations; Guatemala; John F. Kennedy; U.S.presidential campaign; Peru; Ecuador; Jean-Paul Sartre; accusations ofU.S. military training of Cuban exiles.

0221 November 1960OAS and UN policy proposals on Cuba; Communism; Latin American-Cuban relations; counterrevolutionary activities; Guatemala;accusations of U.S. military training of Cuban exiles; USSR-Cubanrelations; Costa Rica; execution of U.S. citizens involved in abortiveCuban invasion on October 4, 1960; Colombia; defectors, refugees andexiles; pro-Castro propaganda; U.S. public opinion; letters from Cubanexiles; Bolivia; foreign trade controls; Venezuela; Brazil; politicalprisoners; INRA report on USSR-Latin American trade and economicintegration.

0576 December 1960Latin American-Cuban relations; Guatemala; sabotage of Cubanenergy grid; Communism; counterrevolutionary activities; refugees andexiles; possible U.S. recognition of Cuban government-in-exile; foreignrelations regulations within UN, OAS, and Rio Treaty; U.S. publicopinion and Cuban exiles; accusations of U.S. involvement insubversive activities; USSR-Cuban relations; Roman Catholic Church;Uruguay; labor organizations; Chile; Bolivia; Peru; pro-Castropropaganda; Colombia; planned Cuban coup by German youth; RobertF. Williams.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 December 1960 cont.

Cuban economic conditions following revolution; pro-Castropropaganda; OAS, refugees; Latin American-Cuban relations; Peru;Colombia; accusations of U.S. involvement in subversive activities;Ecuador; Communism.

0076 January 1961Proposed recognition of a Cuban government-in-exile; attack on Sovietvessel by Cuban exiles; Fidel Castro speeches; Communism;counterrevolutionary activities; Latin American-Cuban relations;Colombia; Mexico; Guatemala; anti- and pro-Castro propaganda;Argentina; Peru; Haiti; Honduras; U.S. public opinion; letters fromCuban exiles; planned Cuban coup by German youth; Bolivia; CostaRica; anticipated attack on Guantanamo Naval Base; USSR-Cubanrelations; proposed U.S. military action in Cuba and coup strategies;U.S. travel restrictions; El Salvador; defectors, refugees, and exiles;Uruguay; U.S. break in diplomatic relations; Ecuador; Venezuela.

0821 February 1961Refugees and exiles; IRC; Manuel Ray; MRP; counterrevolutionaryactivities and coup strategies; USSR-Cuban relations; Communism;FRD; Latin American-Cuban relations; Peru; labor organizations; CostaRica; Panama; Uruguay; Spruille Braden speech on Communist threatto United States posed by Cuba; Colombia.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 February 1961 cont.

Latin American-Cuban relations; Guatemala; Costa Rica; FRD; "March1960 Plan" for invasion of Cuba by U.S.-supported exiles; Ecuador;Venezuela; pro-Castro propaganda; OAS; Brazil; Colombia; refugees;anti-Castro propaganda; counterrevolutionary activities; U.S. publicopinion and Cuban exiles; Paraguay; U.S. foreign trade blockingcontrols; Mexico; unification of Cuban opposition groups.

0342 March 1961Latin American-Cuban relations; Chile; defectors and exiles;Communism; IRC; foreign trade controls; business and industry; USSR-Cuban relations; INRA; Mexico; Argentina; counterrevolutionaryactivities; Cuban Refugee Program; U.S. public opinion; labororganizations; FRD; Ecuador; Argentine diplomatic interventionbetween Cuba and United States; Guatemala; Corporation of EconomicInstitutions of Cuba; Colombia; Cuban radio broadcasts; riot by Cubanexiles in Florida; MRP; Manuel Ray; Costa Rica; Ernesto "Che"Guevara report on guerrilla warfare; anti-Castro propaganda; RadioSWAN.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 April 1961

Latin American-Cuban relations and United States; Guatemala;Communism; Peru; labor organizations; U.S. public opinion; letters fromCuban exiles; Cuban radio broadcasts; Mexico; OAS; Ecuador; CostaRica; UN resolutions on Cuba; defectors and exiles; Colombia;proposed recognition of a Cuban government-in-exile; Argentinediplomatic intervention between Cuba and United States;counterrevolutionary activities; Bay of Pigs invasion; accusations anddenials of U.S. involvement in invasion; bombs and bombings; AdlaiStevenson UN testimony; Venezuela; international reaction to invasionand bombing; USSR-Cuban relations; John F. Kennedy speeches;Bolivia; Brazil.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 April 1961 cont.

UN resolutions on Cuba; international reaction to Bay of Pigs invasion;counterrevolutionary activities; Latin American-Cuban relations; Peru;U.S. involvement in invasion including CIA participation; USSR-Cubanrelations; OAS policy proposals on Cuba; Communism; John F.Kennedy speeches; U.S. threat of military intervention to preventdomino effect; Brazil; U.S. training of Cuban exiles; Chile; Ecuador; UNinvestigation of invasion; Costa Rica; Uruguay; conditions for POWs;Venezuela; U.S. public opinion; Mexico; Argentina; publicdemonstrations; Colombia; Cuban radio broadcasts; Guatemala;Panama; Nicaragua; Honduras; Barbados.

Reel 12


737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 May 1961

Refugees; international reaction to Bay of Pigs invasion; U.S. publicopinion; letters from Cuban exiles; INS; Latin American-Cubanrelations; Uruguay; public demonstrations; Communism; Brazil;Argentina; Bolivia; Colombia; NATO; CIA operations in Cuba; USSR-Cuban relations and military weapons trade; Mexico; Fidel Castrodescription of Cuba as a socialist state and international reaction;Guatemala; Peru; Cuban radio broadcasts; U.S. involvement ininvasion; counterrevolutionary activities; Venezuela; OAS policyproposals on Cuba; threat of domino effect in Latin America; ElSalvador; Costa Rica; Panama; U.S. military intervention; Barbados;proposed exchange of tractors for POWs.

Reel 13


737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 May 1961 cont.

Latin American-Cuban relations; Brazil; proposed exchange of tractorsfor POWs and donations; Fidel Castro speeches; Communism; Chile;U.S. public opinion and Cuban exiles; Roman Catholic Church; Haiti; ElSalvador; Venezuela; Ecuador; Colombia; proposed meeting of foreignministers on Cuba; anti-Castro propaganda; Panama; Cuban radiobroadcasts; USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; Mexico; OAS;Nicaragua; U.S. travel restrictions; Guatemala; Bay of Pigs invasion.

0535 June 1961Latin American-Cuban relations; pro- and anti-Castro propaganda;Communism; Ecuador; Bay of Pigs invasion; Columbia; OAS;Argentina; exchange of tractors for POWs; U.S. public opinion on POWexchange; letters from Cuban exiles; Panama; labor organizations;Mexico; Guatemala; FRD; U.S. military intervention;counterrevolutionary activities; Chile; Venezuela; business and industry;USSR-Cuban relations and weapons trade.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 June 1961 cont.

Cuban radio broadcasts; U.S. public opinion; exchange of tractors forPOWs; Latin American-Cuban relations; Brazil; Guatemala;Communism; FRD; anti-Castro propaganda; Bolivia; noninterventiondebate; Uruguay; Peru; Argentina; Colombia; Ecuador; Alliance forProgress; Bay of Pigs invasion; OAS; pro-Castro propaganda films;refugees and exiles; U.S. recognition of Cuban government-in-exile.

0460 July 1961Latin American-Cuban relations; nonintervention debate; Communism;USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; Ecuador; Guatemala;Colombia; U.S. public opinion and Cuban exiles; refugees and U.S.assistance; invasion recruitment; counterrevolutionary activities;Mexico; exchange of tractors for POWs; FRD; anti-Castro propaganda;Bay of Pigs invasion; Dominican Republic; Ernesto "Che" Guevara;OAS; Nicaragua; threat of domino effect; El Salvador; U.S. recognitionof Cuban government-in-exile; Paraguay; Venezuela; CubanRevolutionary Council; Jamaica; naval vessels.

Reel 15


737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 July 1961 cont.

Latin American-Cuban relations; Communism; U.S. assistance torefugees; economic sanctions; Jamaica; U.S. public opinion; Fair Playfor Cuba Committee.

0132 August 1961U.S. public opinion; U.S. assistance to exiles and refugees; CubanRefugee Program; Latin American-Cuban relations; Brazil; Panama;Ecuador; Costa Rica; Communism; U.S. recognition of Cubangovernment-in-exile; USSR-Cuban relations and weapons trade;Uruguay; Guatemala; FRD; anti-Castro propaganda; Bolivia; navalvessels; Che Guevara; Jamaica; Mexico; donations for exchange oftractors for POWs.

0788 September 1961Latin American-Cuban relations; Costa Rica; Colombia; FRD; anti-Castro propaganda; Communism; Fidel Castro; Bolivia; refugees andexiles; economic conditions; Guatemala; Nicaragua; formation of Cubangovernment-in-exile for U.S. recognition; U.S. public opinion.

Reel 16


737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 September 1961 cont.

Latin American-Cuban relations; Colombia; OAS; exiles and refugees;Guatemala; exchange of tractors for POWs; Argentina; Bolivia; FRD;Communism; Mexico; USSR-Cuban relations; UN delegates; U.S.public opinion; letters from Cuban exiles; Brazil; Fidel Castro speeches;Costa Rica; USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; USSR militaryweapons and bases; anti-United States propaganda; noninterventiondebate.

0356 October 1961Communist propaganda; Latin American-Cuban relations; Paraguay;Argentina; OAS policy proposals on Cuba; military intervention; Peru;recognition of Cuban government-in-exile; Colombia; FRD; anti-Castropropaganda; Bolivia; Venezuela; exiles and refugees; U.S. publicopinion and Cuban exiles; counterrevolutionary activities; El Salvador;Guatemala; USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; USSR militaryweapons and bases; economic conditions; CIA subversive activities;Panama; Uruguay; Ecuador.

0901 November 1961OAS policy proposals on Cuba; Latin American-Cuban relations; Peru;exiles; Communism; Argentina; USSR relations with Latin America andCuba; USSR nuclear testing; Guatemala; Brazil; Chile; financialinstitutions; refugees.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 November 1961 cont.

Communism; Latin American-Cuban relations; Bolivia; Peru; U.S.public opinion; MRP; counterrevolutionary activities; Venezuela; exilesand refugees; Guatemala; Fair Play for Cuba Committee; OAS policyproposals on Cuba presented by Peru and Colombia; noninterventiondebate; Argentina; Mexico; Colombia; Uruguay; USSR-Cuban relations;Brazil; FBI; Cuban armed forces; Rio Treaty; USSR intervention inWestern hemisphere; formation of Cuban government-in-exile; FRD;Ecuador; Chile; Panama; U.S. Cuban Operation; CIA; industrialsabotage.

0552 December 1961OAS policy proposals on Cuba presented by Colombia and Peru; LatinAmerican-Cuban relations; Ecuador; Rio Treaty; Guatemala; Mexico;Communism; Panama; Argentina; Bolivia; Uruguay; refugees and U.S.assistance; Chile; U.S. public opinion; Fidel Castro speeches,characterization of self as Marxist-Leninist; Haiti; El Salvador; USSR-Cuban relations; USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; Paraguay.

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Fidel Castro speeches, characterization of self as Marxist-Leninist;Communism; Latin American-Cuban relations; Ecuador; Argentina;Colombia; exiles and refugees; Uruguay; USSR intervention in Westernhemisphere; Chile; Brazil; Bolivia; Panama; OAS policy proposals onCuba.

0151 January 1962Latin American-Cuban relations; Communism; Guatemala; Venezuela;USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; Ecuador; Peru; OAS Puntadel Este conference; Mexico; Colombia; threat of domino effect; USSR-Cuban relations; Cuban government-in-exile; Uruguay; Chile; Paraguay;nonintervention debate; labor organizations; Argentina; Bolivia;economic sanctions; Rio Treaty; anti- and pro-Castro propaganda; U.S.Cuban Operation; counterrevolutionary activities; CIA; industrialsabotage; defectors and exiles; UN; Fidel Castro speeches; Costa Rica.

0833 February 1962Latin American-Cuban relations; Communism; Uruguay; labororganizations; anti-Castro propaganda; Guatemala; OAS Punta del Esteconference; Fair Play for Cuba Committee; UN.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 February 1962 cont.

OAS Punta del Este conference; Cuban military weapons; Communism;refugees and U.S. assistance; Latin American-Cuban relations; UNresolution on Cuba; Chile; USSR intervention in Western hemisphere;Brazil; Mexico; Venezuela; Guatemala; Fair Play for Cuba Committee;Cuban request for UN Security Council hearing; USSR-Cuban relations;Argentina.

0323 March 1962Refugees and U.S. assistance; OAS Punta del Este conference;Communism; U.S. public opinion; letters from Cuban exiles; LatinAmerican-Cuban relations; Guatemala; anti-Castro propaganda;Mexico; UN resolution on Cuba and Cuban request for UN SecurityCouncil hearing; Chile; threat of domino effect; Argentina; exchange oftractors for POWs; Ecuador.

0725 April 1962Cuban trial of POWs; Communism; Latin American-Cuban relations;Brazil; FRD; Guatemala; Honduras; Cuban Revolutionary Council; anti-Castro propaganda; Uruguay; OAS exclusion of Cuba; Chile; DominicanRepublic; ransom for POWs; Guantanamo Naval Base; USSR-Cubanrelations; exiles; U.S. public opinion.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 May 1962

Refugees; U.S. public opinion; Latin American-Cuban relations; Brazil;Guatemala; UN; U.S. military training; Chile; Communism; exchange oftractors for POWs; defectors and exiles; economic sanctions; USSRintervention in Western hemisphere; OAS; Uruguay; Cubangovernment-in-exile.

0237 June 1962Cuban government-in-exile; Latin American-Cuban relations;Communism; Truth About Cuba Committee, Inc.; anti-Castropropaganda; U.S. public opinion and Cuban exiles; foreign trade;Venezuela; Chile.

0470 July 1962USSR-Cuban relations; USSR military weapons and bases;Communism; refugees; Latin American-Cuban relations; El Salvador;Uruguay; OAS; anti-Castro propaganda; counterrevolutionary activities;Mexico; industrial sabotage; Panama; Brazil; U.S. military intervention;Operation Mongoose; CIA.

0697 August 1962Refugees and exiles; Latin American-Cuban relations; Bolivia; Cubangovernment-in-exile; Argentina; Truth About Cuba Committee, Inc.;Communism; anti-Castro propaganda; Guatemala; OperationMongoose; USSR-Cuban relations; economic conditions; CIA; politicalprisoners and POWs; U.S. public opinion; letters from Cuban exiles;Uruguay.

Reel 21


737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 August 1962 cont.

Communism; U.S. public opinion; Latin American-Cuban relations;Venezuela; Mexico.

0051 September 1962USSR-Cuban relations; USSR military weapons and bases;Communism; refugees and exiles; Latin American-Cuban relations;USSR intervention in Western hemisphere; Mexico; Venezuela; Cubanmissile crisis; international reaction to crisis; OAS; U.S. public opinion;Uruguay; anticipated U.S. invasion of Cuba; POWs; anti-United Statespropaganda; Ecuador; Paraguay; Peru; Brazil; Cuban RevolutionaryCouncil; Colombia; meeting of foreign ministers; UN; Caribbean areasecurity.

0765 October 1962Refugees and exiles; USSR-Cuban relations; Communism; LatinAmerican-Cuban relations; Chile; Alliance for Progress; OAS; U.S.military intervention; UN; USSR military weapons and bases; John F.Kennedy speeches; U.S. public opinion; Adlai Stevenson UN testimony;meeting of foreign ministers; James Donovan mission to negotiate POWrelease; threat of domino effect.

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737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont.0001 October 1962 cont.

U.S. public opinion; USSR-Cuban relations; Communism; pro-Castropropaganda; Latin American-Cuban relations; Costa Rica; Mexico;John F. Kennedy speeches; Cuban missile crisis; USSR militaryweapons and bases; naval blockade of Cuba; international response tocrisis and blockade; OAS and UN resolutions on Cuba; UN debate;Brazil; threat of domino effect; Bolivia; anti-Castro propaganda.

0522 November 1962Latin American-Cuban relations; Ecuador; USSR military weapons andbases; Cuban missile crisis; Peru; UN; U.S. intelligence overflightoperations; Mexico; Communism; Brazil; U.S. public opinion; USSR-Cuban relations; refugees; U.S.-USSR negotiations; naval blockade ofCuba; international reaction to crisis; OAS; POWs; Chile.

0886 December 1962Refugees and exiles; Latin American-Cuban relations; Venezuela;Costa Rica; Ecuador; Cuban missile crisis; OAS; USSR-Cubanrelations; foreign trade controls.

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Refugees and exiles; release of POWs for medicine and medicalsupplies; Latin American-Cuban relations; Panama; USSR-Cubanrelations.

0064 January 1963U.S.-USSR negotiations; Cuban missile crisis; UN; U.S. public opinion;Latin American-Cuban relations; Guatemala; release of POWs; Brazil;USSR military weapons; Costa Rica; OAS; exiles; Uruguay; Chile;Ecuador; James Donovan mission to negotiate POW release; Bolivia.

0381 737.00-May Day Political Affairs: May Day

Labor organizations; Fidel Castro speeches.

0433 737.00-Trelles, Frank Political Affairs: Trelles, Frank

Political prisoners.

737.00(W) Political Affairs: Weeka Reports[Latin American-Cuban relations; USSR-Cuban relations;counterrevolutionary activities.]

0468 January 1960

0496 February 1960Bombs and bombings.

0529 March 1960Anti-United States propaganda; bombs and bombings.

0574 April 1960

0610 May 1960

0656 June 1960

0693 July 1960

0735 August 1960

0788 September 1960

0832 October 1960

0872 November 1960

0909 December 1960

0960 January 1961

0961 September 1961

0965 February 1962

737.001 Political Affairs: Communism0971 February 1960

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737.001 Political Affairs: Communism cont.0001 April 1960

0033 May 1960

0051 June 1960

0064 July 1960

0073 August 1960

0075 November 1960

0087 January 1961

0088 March 1961

0115 April 1961

0116 May 1961

0118 June 1961

0124 July 1961

0139 August 1961

0186 September 1961

0193 October 1961

0197 November 1961

0199 December 1961

0217 January 1962

0218 February 1962

0226 March 1962

0232 June 1962

0236 July 1962

0240 August 1962

0243 September 1962

0245 October 1962

0249 November 1962

0257 January 1963

0258 737.003 Political Affairs: Socialism

0261 737.01 Political Affairs: Agents

0262 737.0111 Political Affairs: Agents--U.S.

0264 737.0111-REG Political Affairs: Agents

FBI.

0267 737.02 Political Affairs: GovernmentRecognition of Cuban government-in-exile.

0294 737.02A Political Affairs: Government--Advisors

0295 737.022 Political Affairs: Government--TerritoryNaval vessels; military aircraft.

0308 737.03 Political Affairs: Constitution

0317 737.04 Political Affairs: Flag

0319 737.06 Political Affairs: National Anthem

0321 737.07 Political Affairs: Political Rights; Suffrage; Freedom of Speech; HumanRights

0331 737.081 Political Affairs: Citizenship--Passports; Certificates of IdentityAnti-United States propaganda.

0346 737.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Chief Executive;President; King

Latin American-Cuban relations; Fidel Castro travel; Osvaldo Dorticos;UN; USSR-Cuban relations; exiles.

0538 737.119 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government

737.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Cabinet Ministry[Economic policy; government reorganization.]

0539 January 1960Foreign trade.

0558 February 1960Fidel Castro speeches; economic policy; foreign trade.

0602 March 1960Le Coubre explosion; naval vessels; bombs and bombings.

0633 April 1960Fidel Castro speeches; sugar industry and products.

0717 May 1960Anti- and pro-Castro propaganda; Fidel Castro speeches.

0814 June 1960Business and industry; Fidel Castro speeches.

0854 July 1960Fidel Castro speeches; anti-United States propaganda; USSR-Cubanrelations; education.

0996 August 1960Fidel Castro illness.

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737.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Cabinet Ministry0001 August 1960 cont.

Government reorganization; education; Fidel Castro speeches; RaulCastro.

0101 September 1960

Petroleum and petroleum industry; ICP; economic policy; Raul Castro;Fidel Castro speeches.

0174 October 1960Fidel Castro speeches; UN; pro-Castro propaganda.

0241 November 1960Fidel Castro speeches; Guantanamo Naval Base; governmentreorganization.

0261 December 1960

0292 January 1961

0293 February 1961

0298 March 1961

0301 April 1961

0303 May 1961

0314 June 1961

0321 July 1961

0325 December 1961

0330 January 1962

0333 March 1962

0344 April 1962

0346 May 1962

0347 October 1962

0348 November 1962

0350 December 1962

0363 January 1963

0365 737.14 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Civil Service;Salaries; Retirement

Cuban citizens entitled to U.S. pensions; Guantanamo Naval Base.

737.2350403 [837.235] Agriculture: Field Crops--Sugar-Yielding Plants

737.26140404 [837.2614] Engineering and Architecture: Public Works--Public

Utilities; Electricity; Water; Gas; Power Dams

0411 737.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of GovernmentSupreme Court.

0423 737.31 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--National Courts;Personnel; Rules

Supreme Court.

0430 737.311 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Attorneys; Practice ofLaw

Counterrevolutionary activities.

0491 737.331 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Jurisdiction: ProcessIssued for Service Abroad

0496 737.332 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Jurisdiction: Rights ofAliens to Sue in National Courts

0497 737.34 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Laws; Statutes;Ordinances; Decrees; Acts; Codes; Criminal

Counterrevolutionary activities; education.

0519 737.35 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Procurement ofEvidence

0521 737.3511 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Procurement ofEvidence in U.S. for Use in Cuba

0530 737.372 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Requirement of CountryRegarding Authentication of Documents for Use Therein

737.5 National Defense Affairs (General)0539 June 1960

USSR military weapons and bases; USSR intervention in Westernhemisphere; Communism.

0547 August 1960

0549 September 1960

0550 October 1960

0551 November 1960

0553 December 1960

0554 January 1961

0557 May 1961U.S. public opinion; Communism.

0569 October 1961

0571 January 1962U.S. public opinion; USSR military weapons and bases.

0599 February 1962U.S. public opinion; USSR military weapons and bases.

0616 March 1962U.S. public opinion.

0625 April 1962

0627 August 1962

0633 September 1962U.S. public opinion.

0647 October 1962

0654 January 1963

737.5-MSP National Defense Affairs: Mutual Security Program[Latin American MSP.]

0656 January 1960

0658 February 1960U.S. public opinion; refugees and U.S. assistance.

0668 March 1960

0678 April 1960

0697 May 1960

0737 July 1960

0750 September 1960

0755 November 1960

0758 December 1960

0775 March 1961

0782 July 1961

0788 August 1961

0799 September 1961

0803 October 1961

0816 737.51 National Defense Affairs: Fortifications; Defenses

0818 737.52 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities; Subversive ActivitiesLatin American-Cuban relations; Ecuador; communist propaganda;counterrevolutionary activities; Brazil; Nicaragua; OAS.

0849 737.5200 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of Other Countries inCuba

0850 737.521 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities--Biographical DataDiplomatic and consular service; Fidel Castro; Raul Castro; ICP; anti-Castro propaganda; Ernesto "Che" Guevara.

0940 737.5211 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of U.S. in CubaNATO; military weapons; intelligence overflight operations.

0952 737.5235 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of Argentina in Cuba

0954 737.5241G National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of Bahamas in Cuba

0960 737.5263B National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of [Trinidad and Tobago]in Cuba

Cuban subversive activities in Trinidad and Tobago.

0961 737.53 National Defense Affairs: Military and Naval Courts; LawPOWs; counterrevolutionary activities.

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0001 737.54 National Defense Affairs: Maneuvers; Target Practice; Troop MovementsErnesto "Che" Guevara report on guerrilla warfare.

0070 737.5400 National Defense Affairs: Overflights of Cuba by Other CountriesSugar industry and products; bombs and bombings.

0106 737.5411 National Defense Affairs: Overflights of Cuba by U.S.Naval vessels.

0219 737.5445J National Defense Affairs: Maneuvers in Cuba by Troops from Ghana

0220 737.5449 National Defense Affairs: Overflights of Cuba by Czechoslovakia

0221 737.5461 National Defense Affairs: USSR. Ship Movements in Cuba

0223 737.551 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel

0227 737.5511 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Enlistment;Conscription; Draft; Discharge

0228 737.553 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Schools andAcademies

0229 737.554 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Auxiliary Services;National Guard

737.56 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies[Military weapons; foreign trade; USSR-Cuban relations.]

0241 February 1960

0251 March 1960

0257 April 1960

0266 May 1960

0274 June 1960

0279 July 1960

0282 August 1960

0283 September 1960

0296 October 1960

0304 December 1960

0307 January 1961

0311 June 1961

0312 July 1961

0316 August 1961

0319 January 1962

0320 February 1962

0321 March 1962Ships and shipping.

0341 May 1962

0342 June 1962

0344 August 1962Ships and shipping.

0365 September 1962Ships and shipping.

0434 October 1962Ships and shipping.

0469 November 1962

0474 December 1962

0476 January 1963

0477 737.561 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Armaments;Ordnance; Arsenals; Armories; Tanks

Foreign trade.

0492 737.5611 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Atomic Bombs;Hydrogen Bombs

0496 737.5612 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Guided Missiles;Supersonic Weapons; Rockets

USSR military weapons and bases.

0513 737.5613 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Poison Gases;Bacteriological; Chemicals

0514 737.5614 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bombs; Grenades;Rifles; Small Arms

737.561610527 [737.561] National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Armaments;

Ordnance; Arsenals; Armories; TanksUSSR military weapons and bases.

0530 737.5621 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Battleships; Cruisers;Destroyers; Other Naval Vessels

Cuban missile crisis; USSR military weapons and bases; LatinAmerican-Cuban relations; foreign trade; refugees.

737.5622 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Aircraft; Bombers;Fighters; Gliders; Jet-Propelled Aircraft[USSR-Cuban relations; foreign trade.]

0630 January 1960

0633 February 1960

0652 March 1960

0679 April 1960

0705 May 1960

0706 June 1960

0711 July 1960

0714 August 1960

0715 September 1960

0723 October 1960

0742 December 1960

0743 April 1961

0749 February 1962

0751 March 1962

0753 April 1962

0754 June 1962

0756 July 1962

0758 August 1962

0761 September 1962

0765 737.563 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts

737.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofU.S. in Cuba[Guantanamo Naval Base.]

0778 January 1960

0785 March 1960

0821 April 1960

0836 May 1960

0854 June 1960

0862 July 1960

0885 August 1960

0890 September 1960

0918 October 1960

0966 November 1960

0996 December 1960

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737.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofU.S. in Cuba cont.[Guantanamo Naval Base.]

0001 January 1961

0037 February 1961

0048 March 1961

0060 April 1961

0061 May 1961

0067 June 1961

0078 July 1961

0093 September 1961

0095 October 1961

0098 January 1962

0104 February 1962

0128 March 1962

0140 April 1962

0169 May 1962

0172 June 1962

0179 July 1962

0181 August 1962

0183 September 1962

0187 October 1962

0199 November 1962

0235 December 1962

0244 737.56337 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofGuatemala in Cuba

737.56361 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofU.S.S.R. in Cuba[Communism; USSR-Cuban relations; USSR military weapons.]

0245 January 1960

0248 May 1960

0259 June 1960

0275 July 1960

0286 August 1960

0287 November 1960

0291 January 1961

0292 February 1961

0294 June 1961

0296 July 1961

0297 September 1961

0300 March 1962

0301 April 1962

0309 August 1962

0311 September 1962

0318 October 1962Cuban missile crisis; intelligence overflight operations; UN SecurityCouncil; Latin American-Cuban relations; Chile; Peru; Communism;naval blockade of Cuba; international reaction to crisis and blockade;Brazil; Mexico.

0859 November 1962Cuban missile crisis; naval blockade of Cuba; international reaction tocrisis and blockade; Latin American-Cuban relations; Bolivia; Mexico;USSR-U.S. negotiations; UN; Honduras; Chile; El Salvador.

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737.56361 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofU.S.S.R. in Cuba cont.[Latin American-Cuban relations; Chile; Cuban missile crisis; USSR-U.S.negotiations; UN.]

0001 November 1962 cont.International reaction to Cuban missile crisis; Communism; navalblockade of Cuba; Argentina; Brazil; Panama; Uruguay; Peru; navalvessels.

0660 December 1962

0911 January 1963

0931 737.56384A National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofIsrael in Cuba

Israeli reaction to Cuban missile crisis.

0933 737.5641 B National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts ofCzechoslovakia in Cuba

Czechoslovakian airlines and airfield usage.

0934 737.58 National Defense Affairs: Missions

0946 737.5811 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits, Clearances, etc., of Military,Naval or Air Force Personnel and/or Equipment of U.S. to Cuba

0954 737.5841B National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits, Clearances, etc., of Military,Naval or Air Force Personnel and/or Equipment of Bermuda to Cuba

0955 737.5856 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits, Clearances, etc., of Military,Naval or Air Force Personnel and/or Equipment of Netherlands to Cuba

0960 737.5861 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits, Clearances, etc., of Military,Naval or Air Force Personnel and/or Equipment of U.S.S.R. to Cuba

0974 737.59 National Defense Affairs: Civil DefensesSafety procedures in case of air strikes.

737.600978 [737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General)]

UN debate on Cuba.737.61

0980 [937.61 Communications: Public Press--Newspapers, Clippings, Items,Magazines, Periodicals, Books, Book Publishing]

Cuban literature in USSR.

0982 737.63 National Defense Affairs: Stockpiling--Minerals

737.720984 [937.72 Transportation: Air Transportation]

737.900985 [371.04 Major Inter-American Organizations: Organization of American

States--Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs]Cuban exclusion from OAS.

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Cuba

837.00 Economic Matters and Conditions (General)[Sugar industry and products; INRA; USSR-Cuban relations; foreigntrade.]

0001 January 1960Travel and tourism; financial institutions; Ernesto "Che" Guevara.

0033 February 1960Ernesto "Che" Guevara; financial institutions; balance of payments.

0096 March 1960Ernesto "Che" Guevara; financial institutions.

0142 April 1960Balance of payments; financial institutions.

0197 May 1960Financial institutions.

0233 June 1960Employment.

0261 July 1960Ernesto "Che" Guevara; financial institutions.

0288 August 1960

0301 September 1960Balance of payments.

0322 October 1960Balance of payments; financial institutions; Ernesto "Che" Guevara.

0396 November 1960Ernesto "Che" Guevara; balance of payments; financial institutions.

0429 December 1960Balance of payments; financial institutions.

0456 January 1961

0462 February 1961

0484 March 1961Cuban radio broadcasts.

0525 April 1961Cuban radio broadcasts.

0532 July 1961

0542 September 1961

0552 October 1961Financial institutions.

0586 January 1962

0590 February 1962

0593 March 1962

0596 April 1962

0598 August 1962

0601 September 1962

0602 October 1962

0606 November 1962

0613 December 1962

0617 837.00-TA Economic Matters: Technical Assistance

0620 837.0000 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Other

Countries

0630 837.001 Economic Matters: Statistics

0633 837.0040 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Europe

0635 837.0041 D Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and BritishGuiana

0639 837.0048 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Poland

0649 837.0049 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andCzechoslovakia

0654 837.0053 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andPortugal

0655 837.0055 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andBelgium

0656 837.0056 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andNetherlands

0657 837.0060 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andEastern Continental Europe

0672 837.0061 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andU.S.S.R.

0723 837.0062A Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and WestGermany

0728 837.0062B Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and EastGermany

0730 837.0064 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andHungary

0732 837.0065 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Italy

0733 837.0068 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andYugoslavia

0735 837.0070 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Africa

0736 837.0071 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andMorocco

0738 837.0072 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Tunisia

0740 837.0081 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and Greece

0741 837.0090 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and FarEast

0744 837.0093 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba and China

0748 837.0098 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations Between Cuba andIndonesia

0749 837.01 Economic Matters: Cost of Living

0752 837.02 Economic Matters: Housing; Rents; Building Construction

0862 837.03 Economic Matters: Food; Food Conditions; Refrigeration; Food Shortage

0873 837.051 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments

0875 837.05100 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of Other Countries inCuba

837.05111 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of U.S. in Cuba[Sugar industry and products; U.S. public opinion.]

0881 January 1960

0958 February 1960

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Cuba cont.

837.0511 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of U.S. in Cuba cont.[U.S. public opinion; business and industry.]

0001 March 1960

0049 April 1960

0090 May 1960

0131 June 1960

0154 July 1960Petroleum and petroleum industry; sugar industry and products.

0245 August 1960Sugar industry and products.

0261 September 1960

0295 October 1960Sugar industry and products.

0304 November 1960

0311 December 1960

0325 January 1961

0326 February 1961

0329 August 1961

0332 December 1961

0335 January 1962

0337 April 1962

0339 November 1962

837.051370341 [837.05168 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of Croatia in Cuba]

Croatian foreign investments.

0342 837.05142 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of Canada in Cuba

0345 837.05151 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of France in Cuba

0350 837.05156 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of Netherlands in Cuba

0353 837.05165 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of Italy in Cuba

0356 837.05168 Economic Matters: Capital--Investment of Capital of Yugoslavia in Cuba

0360 837.052 Economic Matters: Capital--Cooperative Systems; Rural Credits

0367 837.053 Economic Matters: Capital--Corporations; BusinessesSugar industry and products.

0394 837.054 Economic Matters: Capital--Combinations in Restraint of Trade;Monopolies; Cartels; Trusts

0399 837.055 Economic Matters: Capital--Domestic Trade Conditions; Retail Trade

837.06 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions (General)0407 January 1960

Business and industry; CTC; pro-Castro propaganda.

0463 February 1960CTC; USSR-Cuban relations; foreign trade; Communism.

0470 March 1960

Labor law.

0541 June 1960Labor law.

0565 July 1960

0569 August 1960

0570 December 1960

0571 837.061 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions--Hours; WagesSugar industry and products.

837.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions--Organizations; Unions;Relations with Employers[CTC.]

0648 January 1960

0737 February 1960

0745 March 1960

0766 April 1960Sugar industry and products; FNTA.

0788 May 1960

0803 June 1960Wages and salaries.

0836 July 1960Chinese-Cuban relations.

0857 August 1960Wages and salaries; Latin American-Cuban relations; Chile; Peru.

0919 September 1960Business and industry.

0978 October 1960Business and industry.

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837.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions--Organizations; Unions;Relations with Employers cont.

0001 November 1960USSR-Cuban relations; Fidel Castro speeches; CTC; wages andsalaries.

0038 December 1960Wages and salaries; Fidel Castro speeches; FNTA.

0075 February 1961

0077 October 1961

0078 November 1961

0079 May 1962

0081 June 1962

0082 July 1962

0083 November 1962

0092 837.072 Economic Matters: Pensions--Old-Age

0142 837.08 Economic Matters: Insurance

0147 837.081 Economic Matters: Insurance--Life

0149 837.087 Economic Matters: Insurance--Aviation

837.10 Financial Matters (General)[Financial institutions.]

0150 January 1960Foreign investments; balance of payments.

0176 February 1960Taxation.

0203 March 1960

0222 April 1960

0231 May 1960

0232 July 1960

0233 August 1960

0253 September 1960

0291 October 1960

0307 November 1960Foreign exchange.

0340 December 1960

0359 August 1961

0363 September 1961

0365 March 1962

0368 April 1962

0371 November 1962

0375 January 1963

0376 837.11 Financial Matters: TaxationTax laws and courts.

0404 837.112 Financial Matters: Taxation--Income

0407 837.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System; Coinage; Currency; Bullion; Mint

837.131 Financial Matters: Monetary System; Coinage; Currency--ForeignExchange; Exchange Rates[Financial institutions; foreign trade.]

0469 January 1960

0510 February 1960

0519 March 1960Petroleum and petroleum industry.

0595 April 1960

0661 May 1960

0715 June 1960

0756 July 1960

0784 August 1960

0803 September 1960

0855 October 1960

0871 November 1960

0877 December 1960

0855 January 1961

0894 February 1961

0909 March 1961

0916 April 1961

0918 May 1961

0919 June 1961

0924 July 1961

0926 October 1961

0933 November 1961

0935 January 1962

0941 February 1962

0955 March 1962

0964 June 1962

0965 August 1962

0966 January 1963

0967 837.14 Financial Matters: Banks; BankingForeign trade.

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0001 837.14 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking cont.Foreign trade.

0093 837.1400 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking--Branch Banks of Other Countries in

Cuba

0094 837.1411 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking--Branch Banks of U.S. in Cuba

0102 837.1442 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking--Branch Banks of Canada in Cuba

0134 837.1493 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking--Branch Banks of China in Cuba

0140 837.15 Financial Matters: Exchanges; Commodity Exchanges

0143 837.158 Financial Matters: Exchanges; Commodity Exchanges--Sugar

837.16 Financial Matters: Lands[Government supplies and property; land ownership and rights;INRA; sugar industry and products.]

0144 January 1960

0309 February 1960

0476 March 1960

0549 April 1960

0556 May 1960

0603 June 1960

0642 July 1960

0654 August 1960

0677 September 1960

0683 October 1960

0692 November 1960

0696 December 1960

0702 March 1961

0703 August 1961

0705 September 1961

0707 837.171 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property-Patents

0717 837.172 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property--TradeMarks; Trade Names

0732 837.18 Financial Matters: Immigration; EmigrationINRA.

837.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration--Residence, Trade andTravel of Aliens in Cuba[Tourism.]

0756 February 1960African Americans.

0764 March 1960

0766 April 1960

0767 May 1960

0768 June 1960

0769 July 1960

0777 August 1960

0812 September 1960

0828 October 1960

0830 November 1960

0847 December 1960

0886 January 1961

0899 February 1961

0929 March 1961

0945 April 1961

0951 June 1961

0957 August 1961

0959 September 1961

0960 February 1962

0963 March 1962

0965 September 1962

0966 October 1962

0968 December 1962

0977 January 1963

837.19 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters; Nationalization[INRA.]

0984 February 1960

0995 March 1960

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837.19 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters; Nationalization cont.[Foreign trade.]

0001 April 1960

0023 June 1960

0028 July 1960

0030 August 1960

0036 September 1960

0040 October 1960

0084 November 1960

0103 December 1960

0142 January 1961

0156 February 1961

0158 March 1961

0159 July 1961

0160 September 1961

0161 December 1961

0165 February 1962

0166 March 1962

0170 April 1962

0171 July 1962

0172 October 1962

0175 837.191-HA Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Exhibitions; Fairs: Havana

0186 837.191-SA Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Exhibitions; Fairs: Santiago deCuba

0188 837.20 Agriculture (General)INRA.

0216 837.211 Agriculture: Soil--Drainage and Irrigation

0217 837.2311 Agriculture: Field Crops--Wheat

0221 837.2317 Agriculture: Field Crops--Rice

0230 837.2321 Agriculture: Field Crops--Cotton

0236 837.2325 Agriculture: Field Crops--Ramie

0237 837.2326 Agriculture: Field Crops--Sisal; Cabuya

0245 837.2331 Agriculture: Field Crops--Tobacco

0269 837.2333 Agriculture: Field Crops--Coffee

0272 837.2341 Agriculture: Field Crops--Grasses

837.235 Agriculture: Field Crops--Sugar-Yielding Plants[Sugar industry and products; foreign trade; INRA.]

0274 January 1960

0289 February 1960

0321 March 1960

0369 April 1960

0502 May 1960

0512 June 1960

0539 July 1960

0582 August 1960

0602 September 1960

0604 October 1960

0612 November 1960

0623 December 1960

0652 February 1961

0660 March 1961

0674 April 1961

0676 May 1961

0678 July 1961

0682 August 1961

0693 October 1961

0700 December 1961

0702 January 1962

0704 February 1962

0712 March 1962

0720 April 1962

0725 May 1962

0727 June 1962

0728 July 1962

0743 August 1962

0759 October 1962

0762 November 1962

0766 January 1963

0773 837.2351 Agriculture: Field Crops--Sugar-Yielding Plants: SugarSugar industry and products; INRA; foreign trade controls.

837.23570817 [837.2547] Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Base Metals: Other Base Metals

(Chromium)

0818 837.236 Agriculture: Field Crops--Garden Crops

0819 837.237 Agriculture: Field Crops--Fruits

0820 837.2371 Agriculture: Field Crops--Fruits: Citrus Fruits

0826 837.241 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Outbreak or Incidence of AnimalDiseases

0832 837.242 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Domestic Animals

0835 837.24221 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Cattle

0836 837.24224 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Poultry; Eggs

0840 837.245 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--FisheriesINRA.

0892 837.25 Agriculture: Mines and Mining (General)

0914 837.251 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Laws; RegulationsINRA.

0934 837.253 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Precious Metals and Precious Stones

0935 837.2531 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Precious Metals and Precious Stones--Gold

0936 837.2533 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Precious Metals and Precious Stones--Platinum

0939 837.2542 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Base Metals: Copper

0948 837.2547 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Base Metals: Other Base Metals(Chromium)

Foreign trade controls; nickel; business and industry.

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837.2547 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Base Metals: Other Base Metals(Chromium) cont.[Nickel; business and industry; foreign trade controls; governmentsupplies and property.]

0001 March 1960

0049 April 1960

0088 May 1960

0099 June 1960

0160 July 1960

0191 August 1960

0213 September 1960

0241 October 1960

0293 November 1960

0304 December 1960

0312 February 1961

0316 August 1961

0323 November 1961

0326 January 1962

0329 April 1962

0330 June 1962

0331 September 1962

0332 November 1962

837.2553 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Carbon: Petroleum, Oil[Business and industry; INRA; foreign trade controls.]

0334 January 1960

0347 February 1960

0354 March 1960

0368 April 1960

0370 May 1960

0390 June 1960

0470 July 1960

0511 August 1960

0518 September 1960

0528 October 1960

0545 November 1960

0569 February 1961

0572 March 1961

0574 September 1961

0575 April 1962

0577 September 1962

0580 October 1962

0587 November 1962

0590 December 1962

0597 837.2561 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Other Mining Products: Salt

0607 837.2566 Agriculture: Mines and Mining--Other Mining Products: Lime andCement

0634 837.26 Agriculture: Engineering and Architecture (General)

0644 837.261 Agriculture: Engineering and Architecture--Public Works; PublicConstruction

0681 837.2613 Agriculture: Engineering and Architecture--Public Works: Parks

837.2614 Agriculture: Engineering and Architecture--Public Works: PublicUtilities; Electricity; Water; Gas; Power Dams

0683 January 1960

0699 February 1960

0702 March 1960

0712 April 1960

0720 May 1960

0721 June 1960

0778 July 1960

0787 August 1960

0803 October 1960

0940 November 1960

0950 December 1960

0953 June 1962

0959 January 1963

0963 837.3 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring (General)

0977 837.311 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Food--Meat and SlaughterhouseProducts; Meat Packing

INRA.

0984 837.313 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Food--Grain Products andPreparations; Flour; Cereals

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0001 837.316 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Food--Beverages and BeverageMaterials, Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic, Breweries; Distilleries

0011 837.317 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Food--Spices; Condiments;Flavorings; Leavening Products; Extracts

0015 837.318 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Food--Sugar and Related Products;Candy

Sugar industry and products.

0050 837.319 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Food--Animal, Fish and VegetableOils and Fats, Edible

0054 837.322 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Leather and Leather Goods

0056 837.323 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Tobacco ManUPActures

INRA; foreign trade.

0090 837.324 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Rubber ManUPActures, Including Synthetic

0159 837.325 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Animal Fish and Vegetable Oils, Fats and Greases, Inedible

0165 837.33 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and Related Industries

837.331 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Iron and Steel; Steel Mill Products[INRA; employment; foreign trade.]

0167 January 1960

0211 March 1960

0221 April 1960

0225 May 1960

0232 August 1960

0275 September 1960

0284 October 1960

0286 837.3311 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Steel Mill Products: Heavy Machinery

0288 837.3312 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Steel Mill Products: Light Machinery

0290 837.332 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Building and Paving Materials

0294 337.333 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment

0295 837.3331 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment: Automobiles; Trucks; Buses;Motorcycles

0324 837.3332 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment: Railroad; Locomotives; Cars;Signaling Devices

0327 837.3334 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment: Shipbuilding

0328 837.334 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Construction Equipment

0332 837.335 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Communications Equipment

0335 837.35 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Clothing; Textile Industry

0357 837.3511 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Clothing; Textile Industry--WearingApparel: Shoes

0401 837.352 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Clothing; Textile Industry--CottonManUPActures; Thread; Piece Goods

0405 837.357 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Clothing; Textile Industry--Jute;Hemp; Flax; Coir Yarn; Reed and Straw Products

0410 837.358 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Clothing; Textile Industry--SyntheticFibers; Nylon; Rayon

0413 837.38 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Jewelry; Gold and Silverware

0414 837.392 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Paper; PaperProducts

0417 837.3931 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--ManUPActuredNon-Metallic Minerals: Glass and Clay Products; Ceramics

837.3932 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--ManUPActuredNon-Metallic Minerals: Fuels and Petroleum Products[Foreign trade; USSR-Cuban relations; ICP.]

0438 January 1960

0440 February 1960

0444 March 1960

0450 April 1960

0470 May 1960

0481 June 1960

0502 July 1960

0562 August 1960

0594 September 1960

0659 October 1960

0723 November 1960

0739 December 1960

0772 January 1961

0775 February 1961

0778 March 1961

0780 April 1961

0783 837.394 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--MetalManUPActures; Aluminum; Copper; Brass; Bronze; Lead; Tin; Uranium;Zinc

0804 837.396 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Scientific andProfessional Instruments and Equipment

0807 837.397 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Chemicals andDyes; Industrial Alcohol

0821 837.3971 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Chemicals:Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Drugs; Disinfectants

0847 837.3972 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Chemicals:Fertilizers

0853 837.3973 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Chemicals:Explosives (Non-Military)

0857 837.3974 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Chemicals:Paints and Varnishes; Stains; Enamels

0868 837.3975 ManUPActurers and ManUPActuring: Other ManUPActures--Chemicals:Soap; Cleaning Compounds; Detergents; Polishes

0873 837.41 Social Matters and Conditions: People

0876 837.411 Social Matters and Conditions: People--Race Problems, Disturbances;Massacres; Pogroms; Displaced Persons; Refugees

0886 837.413 Social Matters and Conditions: People--ReligionRoman Catholic Church; Communism.

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0001 837.4141 Social Matters and Conditions: People--Customs: Marriage; Divorce

0007 837.421 Social Matters and Conditions: History--Historical Relics

0008 837.422 Social Matters and Conditions: History--Monuments; Statues; Memorials

0024 837.424 Social Matters and Conditions: History--Commemorative Celebrations;Holidays

USSR-Cuban relations.

837.431 Social Matters and Conditions: Education0064 January 1960

0071 February 1960

0072 March 1960

0074 April 1960

0093 May 1960

0097 June 1960

0103 July 1960

0120 August 1960

0127 September 1960

0129 October 1960

0138 November 1960

0145 December 1960

0153 March 1961

0155 April 1961

0157 July 1961

0158 August 1961

0160 September 1961

0162 January 1962

0165 March 1962

0166 April 1962

0167 May 1962

0168 September 1962

0172 November 1962

0173 January 1963

0175 837.431 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Elementary Education;Primary Schools; High Schools

837.43 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Advanced Education;Universities; Colleges[FEU; Communism.]

0187 January 1960

0188 March 1960

0191 April 1960

0210 May 1960

0249 June 1960

0281 July 1960

0323 August 1960

0359 September 1960

0361 October 1960

0369 November 1960

0396 December 1960

0398 March 1961

0403 November 1961

0408 January 1962

0409 March 1962

0410 October 1962

0412 December 1962

0414 837.433 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Technical; Commercial;Agricultural

0422 837.435 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Vocational

0424 837.437 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Libraries

0486 837.45 Social Matters and Conditions: Amusements; Sports; Recreation

0492 837.451 Social Matters and Conditions: Amusements--Theaters; Stage; Operas;Museums; Carnivals; Concerts

0497 837.452 Social Matters and Conditions: Amusements--Motion Pictures

0503 837.453 Social Matters and Conditions: Amusements; Sports--Athletics

0520 837.46 Social Matters and Conditions: SocietiesCommunism.

0590 837.4612 Social Matters and Conditions: Societies--Boy Scouts; Girl Scouts; CampFire Girls

0594 837.47411 Social Matters and Conditions: Etiquette--Ceremonial Communicationsfrom U.S.

0597 837.47445J Social Matters and Conditions: Etiquette--Ceremonial Communicationsfrom Ghana

0599 837.47461 Social Matters and Conditions: Etiquette--Ceremonial Communicationsfrom U.S.S.R.

837.49 Social Matters and Conditions: Calamities; Disasters; Earthquakes0600 March 1960-May 1962

Le Coubre explosion.

0602 April 1960Le Coubre explosion.

0605 June 1960

0607 September 1960

0611 October 1960

0612 January 1961

0614 February 1961

0617 July 1961

0618 September 1961

0620 October 1961

0621 March 1962

0650 April 1962

0682 May 1962

0695 June 1962

0701 October 1962

0703 November 1962

0710 December 1962

0715 January 1963

0716 837.50 Public Order, Safety, and Health (General)

0718 837.51 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Municipal Government; Mayors

0719 837.512 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Municipal Government-Protection Against Fire

0725 837.521 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Crime--Correction and Punishment;Prisons; Reformatories; Jails

0732 837.53 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Traffic in Narcotics

0735 837.55 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health; Diseases; Epidemics

0756 837.551 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health--Vital Statistics; Birth;Marriage; Death

0760 837.554 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health--Supervision of Food andDrugs

0771 837.555 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health--Practice of Medicineand Surgery; Dentistry; Optometry; Psychiatry; Pharmacy; Nursing;Psychology

0793 837.561 Public Order, Safety, and Health: PhilanthropicOrganizations--Red Cross

837.563110796 [737.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts of

U.S. in Cuba]

837.600797 [737.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General)]

OAS Punta del Este conference.

Communications, Transportation, Science--Cuba

0798 937.00 Communications (General)

0804 937.102 Communications: Postal--Laws and Regulations

0814 937.103 Communications: Postal--Censorship

0819 937.104 Communications: Postal--Rates; Postage

0820 937.13 Communications: Postal--Money Orders

937.1810843 [837.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration--Residence, Trade and Travel

of Aliens in Cuba; Visas; Tourism]

0844 937.20 Communications: Telegraph; Cable

0854 937.2156B Communications: Telegraph; Cable--Communications Between Cubaand Netherlands Antilles

0855 937.2161 Communications: Telegraph; Cable--Communications Between Cubaand U.S.S.R.

937.23000856 [937.7300 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation Between

Cuba and Other Countries]

937.25530857 [837.2553 Mines and Mining: Carbon--Petroleum; Oil]

0858 937.30 Communications: TelephoneTelephones and telephone industry.


Cuba and Japan]

937.40 Communications: Radio; Radiobroadcasting; Radio-Telegraph; Reception[Cuban radio broadcasts; pro- and anti-Castro propaganda.]

0902 January 1960

0923 February 1960

0929 March 1960

0930 April 1960

0942 May 1960

0946 June 1960

0952 July 1960

0956 August 1960

0961 October 1960

0967 December 1960

0969 February 1961Radio Free Cuba.

0974 March 1961

0975 April 1961

0985 June 1961

0987 September 1961

0989 October 1961

0993 December 1961Radio Free Cuba.

1001 January 1962

1004 February 1962

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Communications, Transportation, Science--Cuba cont.

937.40 Communications: Radio; Radiobroadcasting; Radio-Telegraph; Receptioncont.[Communist propaganda.]

0001 February 1962 cont.

0003 April 1962

0005 July 1962

0016 August 1962

0020 September 1962

0023 October 1962

0025 November 1962

0027 December 1962

0032 January 1963

0033 937.4139 Communications: Radio--Radio Communications Between Cuba andDominican Republic

0036 937.50 Communications: Television; Facsimile TransmissionAnti- and pro-Castro propaganda.

937.563610069 [737.56361 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts of

U.S.S.R. in Cuba]

937.61 Communications: Public Press--Newspapers0075 January 1960

Dwight D. Eisenhower trip to Latin America.

0081 February 1960Dwight D. Eisenhower trip to Latin America; freedom of the press.

0091 March 1960Dwight D. Eisenhower trip to Latin America.

0094 April 1960

0096 May 1960

0102 June 1960

0234 July 1960

0241 August 1960

0301 September 1960

0309 October 1960

0314 November 1960

0317 December 1960

0328 February 1961

0339 March 1961

0346 May 1961

0347 September 1961

0349 November 1961

0350 December 1961

0351 January 1962

0363 March 1962

0366 April 1962

0368 May 1962

0372 June 1962

0375 July 1962

0378 October 1962

0379 November 1962

937.62 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies0386 January 1960

0388 February 1960

0389 March 1960

0398 April 1960

0402 May 1960

0422 June 1960

0425 October 1960

0426 December 1960

0433 April 1961

0435 May 1961

0441 937.6200 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of OtherCountries in Cuba

937.6211 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. in Cuba0443 January 1960

0444 February 1960

0450 March 1960

0457 April 1960

0470 May 1960

0481 June 1960

0494 July 1960

0518 August 1960

0519 September 1960

0520 October 1960

0522 December 1960

0532 January 1961

0536 March 1961

0539 April 1961

0543 October 1961

0544 March 1962

0549 June 1962

0550 October 1962

0551 November 1962

0553 937.6211-Bates, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inRichard Cuba: Bates, Richard

0555 937.6211-Berquist, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inLaura Cuba: Berquist, Laura

0556 937.6211-Berrellez, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inRobert Cuba: Berrellez, Robert

0562 937.6211-Hlavacek, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inJohn Cuba: Hlavacek, John

0564 937.6211-Mills, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inHarold K. Cuba: Mills, Harold K.

0570 937.6211-Moeser, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inWilliam Cuba: Moeser, William

0579 937.6211-Raymont, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inHenry Cuba: Raymont, Henry

0587 937.6211-Szulc, Tad Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. in

Cuba: Szulc, Tad

0593 937.6211-Valeriani, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inRichard Cuba: Valeriani, Richard

0595 937.6211-Wiley, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S. inCharles E. Cuba: Wiley, Charles E.

0602 937.6215 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Honduras inCuba

0607 937.6232 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Brazil inCuba

0608 937.6233 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Uruguay inCuba

937.62410612 [937.6242 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Canada in

Cuba]

0614 937.6241 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of UnitedKingdom in Cuba

0616 937.6241F Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of West Indiesin Cuba

0617 937.6241-Scott, Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of UnitedEdward Kingdom in Cuba: Scott, Edward

0618 937.6242 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Canada inCuba

0621 937.6248 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Poland inCuba

0623 937.6250A Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Luxembourgin Cuba

0627 937.6260 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of EasternContinental Europe in Cuba

0632 937.6261 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of U.S.S.R. inCuba

0634 937.6262A Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of WestGermany in Cuba

0636 937.6262B Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of EastGermany in Cuba

0638 937.6268 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Yugoslaviain Cuba

0643 937.6291 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of India inCuba

0648 937.6296 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of PhilippineRepublic in Cuba

0656 937.63 Communications: Public Press--Censorship of Newspapers; Books, andOther Printed Material


Cuba and U.S.S.R.]

0659 937.701 Transportation: Laws and Regulations (General)

0679 937.71 Transportation: Land Transportation

0692 937.711 Transportation: Land Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0702 937.712 Transportation: Land Transportation--Railroad; Railways; Rates;Demurrage; Accidents

0706 937.713 Transportation: Land Transportation--Street Railways; Subways; Buses;Taxicabs; and Other Land Transport; Accidents; Rates

0743 937.714 Transportation: Land Transportation--Automobiles; Trucks; Motorcycles;Accidents; Rates

937.72 Transportation: Air Transportation[Airlines.]

0774 March 1960

0778 April 1960

0781 May 1960

0782 June 1960

0783 July 1960

0787 August 1960

0798 September 1960

0800 October 1960

0836 November 1960

0845 December 1960

0847 February 1961

0848 March 1961

0856 April 1961

0861 June 1961

0863 August 1961

0876 November 1961

0884 March 1962

0886 April 1962

0889 July 1962

0891 August 1962

0893 September 1962

0895 October 1962

0904 November 1962

0918 December 1962

0923 January 1963

0924 937.7200 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andOther Countries

Anti-Castro propaganda.

0959 937.721 Transportation: Air Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0976 937.7211 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andU.S.

0978 937.723 Transportation: Air Transportation--Accidents; Attacks; Repairs

0997 937.724 Transportation: Air Transportation--Airports; Landing Fields; LandingAids; Radar

Reel 38


0001 937.7240A Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andIreland

0003 937.7241 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andUnited Kingdom

0014 937.7261 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andU.S.S.R.

0015 937.7241 B Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andBritish Possessions in Western Hemisphere (except Canada)

0018 937.7241 F Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andWest Indies

0019 937.7241 H Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andBermuda

0021 937.7242 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andCanada

0055 937.7248 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andPoland

937.7249 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andCzechoslovakia

0056 July 1960

0061 August 1960

0063 October 1960

0068 November 1960

0072 December 1960

0115 January 1961

0158 February 1961

0180 March 1961

0194 April 1961

0220 May 1961

0233 June 1961

0253 July 1961

0257 August 1961

0266 October 1961

0269 November 1961

0275 January 1962

0278 February 1962

0292 March 1962

0293 April 1962

0301 May 1962

0304 June 1962

0306 July 1962

0316 August 1962

0319 September 1962

0327 October 1962

0349 November 1962

0375 December 1962

0408 January 1963

0427 937.7250A Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andLuxembourg

0428 937.7251 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andFrance

0429 937.7252 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andSpain

0446 937.7253 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andPortugal

0449 937.7253B Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andAzores

0451 937.7254 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andSwitzerland

0455 937.7256 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andNetherlands

0479 937.7256A Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andSurinam

0488 937.7259 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andDenmark

0490 937.726 Transportation: Air Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;Registration; License

0504 937.7260 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andEastern Continental Europe

937.7261 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andU.S.S.R.

0535 July 1960

0536 September 1960

0539 October 1960

0540 December 1960

0549 June 1961

0552 July 1961

0553 September 1961

0555 January 1962

0556 April 1962

0557 July 1962

0563 August 1962

0569 September 1962

0584 October 1962

0699 November 1962

0740 December 1962

0796 January 1963

Reel 39


937.7261 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andU.S.S.R. cont.

0001 January 1963 cont.

0039 937.7262 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andGermany

0040 937.7262A Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andWest Germany

0047 937.7270B Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andRepublic of Guinea

0063 937.7271 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andMorocco

0064 937.7281 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andGreece

0065 937.7284A Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba andIsrael

0066 937.73 Transportation: Water Transportation--Merchant VesselsUSSR-Cuban relations; refugees.

0161 937.73-Adelina Transportation: Water Transportation--Merchant Vessels: Adelina

0165 937.73-Bahia del Transportation: Water Transportation--Merchant Vessels: Bahia delMariel Mariel

0166 937.73-Maria Transportation: Water Transportation--Merchant Vessels: MariaMagdalena Magdalena

0168 937.73-Perla del Transportation: Water Transportation--Merchant Vessels: Perla del NorteNorte

0169 937.73-Raulsonia II Transportation: Water Transportation--Merchant Vessels: Raulsonia II

0170 937.7300 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Other Countries

Foreign trade controls.

0247 937.731 Transportation: Water Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0248 937.733-Ascobuta Transportation: Water Transportation--Accidents; Attacks: Ascobuta

0251 937.733-Miguelo Transportation: Water Transportation--Accidents; Attacks: Miguelo

0252 937.733-M/V Bahia de Transportation: Water Transportation--Accidents; Attacks: M/V Bahia deMatanzas Matanzas


Cuba and Chile]

0256 937.734 Transportation: Water Transportation--Harbors; Docks; Ports; PortFacilities

0269 937.7340 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Europe

0281 937.7340B Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation Between

Cuba and Iceland

0284 937.7341 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and United Kingdom

0285 937.7342 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Canada

0286 937.7348 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Poland

0290 937.735 Transportation: Water Transportation--Taxes on Navigation; Tonnage;Light, Harbor and Port Dues

0299 937.7351 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and France

0300 937.7352 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Spain

0304 937.7353 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Portugal

0307 937.7353B Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Azores

0308 937.7356 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Netherlands

0322 937.7356A Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Surinam

0325 937.7357 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Norway

0327 937.7358 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Sweden

0346 937.7359 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Denmark

0353 937.736 Transportation: Water Transportation--Movement of Vessels

0440 97.7360 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Eastern Continental Europe

0475 937.7361 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and U.S.S.R.

0528 937.7362A Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and West Germany

0534 937.7365 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Italy

0543 937.7366 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Rumania

0544 937.7368 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Yugoslavia

0550 937.7371 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Morocco

0552 937.7376 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Liberia

0554 937.738 Transportation: Water Transportation--Documentation and Inspection;Admeasurement; Cargo Manifests; Bills of Health; Ship's Papers; Entryand Clearance

0561 937.7381 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Greece

0593 937.7382 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Turkey

0612 937.7383A Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Lebanon

0638 937.739 Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;Registration; License; Libel

0649 937.739-Bahia Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;De Nipe Registration; License; Libel: Bahia de Nipe

0656 937.739-Rio Caonao Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;

Registration; License; Libel: Rio Caonao

0658 937.739-Rio Damuji Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;

Registration; License; Libel: Rio Damuji

0659 937.739-Riojibacoa Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;

Registration; License; Libel: Riojibacoa

0660 937.739-Yucatan Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;

Registration; License; Libel: Yucatan

0665 937.7393 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and China

0667 937.7394 Transportation: Water Transportation--Water Transportation BetweenCuba and Japan

0671 937.75 Transportation: Personnel; Crews; Seamen; Airmen

937.7500678 [937.50 Communications: Television]

0679 937.751 Transportation: Personnel--Discipline; Insubordination; Mutiny

0691 937.751-Garcia, Luis Transportation: Personnel--Discipline; Insubordination; Mutiny: Garcia,

Luis

937.7560694 [937.75 Transportation: Personnel--Crews, Seamen, Airmen]

0695 937.8011 Science: Research and Development--Scientific Institutions;Laboratories; Bodies

0700 937.811 Science: Physical Sciences--Mathematics

937.92420702 [937.7242 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation Between Cuba and

Canada]

SUBJECT INDEXThe following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first

number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refersto the frame number at which a particular file folder containing information on the subjectbegins. Hence, 32: 0756 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0756 ofReel 32. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, theresearcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and PrincipalCorrespondents, listed in the order in which they appear in the film.

African Americans32:0756

Agricultural machinery and equipmentROW exchange for tractors 12: 0001;

13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460;15: 0132; 16: 0001; 19: 0323-0725;20: 0001

Agriculture33: 0216-0773, 0818-0840see a/so Agricultural machinery and

equipmentsee a/so Food and food industry

Airlines28: 0933; 37: 0774-0923

Airports37: 0997

Air travel38: 0001-0796; 39: 0001-0065see a/so Airlines

Alliance for Progress14: 0001; 21: 0765

Argentinadiplomatic intervention between U.S. and

Cuba 9: 0342; 10: 0001foreign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;

4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0001-0082;8: 0076; 9: 0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12:0001; 13:0535; 14: 0001;16: 0356-0901; 17: 0001-0552;18: 0001-0151; 19: 0001-0323;20: 0647; 25: 0952; 28: 0001

Armed forces17:0001see a/so Military personnel

Bahamas25: 0954

Balance of payments29:0033, 0301; 31: 0150see a/so Foreign exchangesee a/so Foreign investments

Barbados11:0001; 12:0001

Bates, Richard37: 0553

Bay of Pigs invasion10: 0001; 11: 0001; 12: 0001; 13: 0001-

0535;14: 0001-0460Belgium

29: 0655Bermuda

28: 0954; 38: 0019Berquist, Laura

37: 0555Berrellez, Robert

37: 0556Bolivia

foreign relations 3: 0001; 4: 0001;5: 0001; 6: 0082; 7: 0221-0576;8: 0076; 10: 0001; 12: 0001; 14: 0001;15: 0132-0788; 16: 0001-0356;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0151;20: 0647; 22: 0001; 23: 0064;27: 0859

Bombs and bombings1: 0531; 10: 0001; 23: 0496-0529;

24: 0602; 26: 0070, 0492see a/so Military weapons

Braden, Spruille8: 0821

Brazilforeign relations 3: 0001; 5: 0001;

7: 0221; 9: 0001; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12:0001; 13:0001; 14: 0001;15: 0132; 16: 0001, 0901; 17: 0001;18: 0001; 19: 0001, 0725; 20: 0001,0470; 21: 0051; 22: 0001-0522;23: 0064; 27: 0318; 28: 0001;37: 0607

British Guiana29: 0635

Business and industry9: 0342; 10: 0001; 13: 0535; 24: 0814;

30: 0001-0339, 0919-0978; 33: 0948;34: 0001-0590

see a/so Agriculturesee a/so Capital investmentssee a/so Employmentsee a/so Financial institutionssee a/so Labor unions and organizationssee a/so ManUPActuringsee a/so Mines and mineral resourcessee a/so Public utilities

Canada30: 0342; 32: 0102; 37: 0612, 0618;

38: 0021; 39: 0285Capital investments

29: 0873-0958; 30: 0001-0356Caribbean

21: 0051; 37: 0616; 38: 0019Castro, Fidel

description of Cuba as socialist 12: 0001illness 24: 0996Marxist-Leninist political views 17: 0552;

18:0001personality and biography 1: 0001;

4:0001; 15: 0788; 25: 0850speeches and addresses 4: 0001;

5: 0001; 6: 0082-0622; 8: 0076;13:0001; 16:0001; 17: 0552;18: 0001-0151; 23: 0318; 24: 0558,0633, 0717-0854; 25: 0001-0241;31:0001-0038

travel 24: 0346Castro, Raul

25:0001-0101,0850Catholicism

see Roman Catholic ChurchCentral Intelligence Agency (CIA)

11: 0001; 12: 0001; 16: 0356; 17: 0001;18: 0151; 20: 0470-0647

Chemicals and chemical industry35:0807-0868

Chileforeign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-0534;

5: 0001; 7: 0576; 9: 0342; 11: 0001;13: 0001-0535; 16: 0901; 17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0151; 19: 0001-0725;20: 0001-0237; 21: 0765; 22: 0522;23: 0064; 27: 0318-0859; 28: 0001-0911; 30: 0857

China, People's Republic of29: 0744; 30: 0857; 32: 0134; 39: 0665

Citizenship24: 0331

Civil liberties1:0337; 5: 0001; 24: 0321

Clothing and clothing industrysee Textile industry and fabrics

Coffee33: 0269

Colombiaforeign relations 3: 0001; 5: 0001;

7: 0221-0576; 8: 0001-0821;9: 0001-0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460; 15: 0788; 16: 0001-0356;18:0001-0151; 21: 0051

OAS initiatives 17: 0001-0552Communications

36: 0798-0855, 0858, 0902-1004;37: 0001-0656; 39: 0678

see a/so Radiosee a/so Telephones and telephone

industryCommunism

1: 0001-0531; 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0001-0622;7: 0001-0576; 8: 0001-0821; 9: 0342;10:0001; 11:0001; 12: 0001;13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460;15: 0001-0788; 16: 0001-0901;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0833;19: 0001-0725; 20: 0001-0697;21: 0001-0765; 22: 0001-0522;23: 0971; 24: 0001-0257; 25: 0539,

0818; 27: 0245-0859; 28: 0001;30: 0463; 35: 0886; 36: 0187-0361,0520

Constitution24: 0308

Construction industry35: 0328

Corporation of Economic Institutions ofCuba

9: 0342Costa Rica

foreign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;4: 0001; 6: 0622; 7: 0221; 8: 0076-0821; 9: 0001-0342; 10: 0001;11: 0001; 12: 0001; 15: 0132-0788;16: 0001; 18: 0151; 22: 0001, 0886;23: 0064

Cost of living29: 0749

Cotton33: 0230

Counterrevolutionary activities1: 0531; 2: 0001-0880; 3: 0001-1067;

6: 0001-0622; 7: 0001-0576;8: 0001-0821; 9: 0001-0342;10:0001; 11:0001; 12: 0001;13:0535; 14:0460; 16: 0356;17:0001; 18: 0151; 20: 0470;23: 0468-0965; 25: 0430, 0497, 0818,0961

CIA 16: 0356coups 7: 0576; 8: 0076-0821; 9: 0001Cuban 25: 0818,0960U.S. 3: 0001-1067; 6: 0001; 7: 0576;

8: 0001see a/so Sabotage

Courts25: 0496see a/so Supreme Court

Crime and criminalsdrug trafficking 36: 0732see a/so Prisons

Croatia30:0341

CTC (Cuban Labor Federation)30: 0407-0463, 0648-0978; 31: 0001

Cuban missile crisis21: 0051; 22: 0001-0886; 23: 0064;

26: 0530; 27: 0318-0859; 28: 0001-0931

Cuban Operation17:0001; 18:0151

Cuban Refugee Program9: 0342; 15: 0132

Cuban Revolutionary Council14:0460; 19: 0725; 21: 0051

Czechoslovakia26: 0220; 28: 0933; 29: 0649; 38: 0056-

0408Defectors and exiles

1: 0337-0531; 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0001, 0622;7: 0001-0576; 8: 0076-0821;9: 0001-0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001,0460; 15: 0132; 16: 0001-0901;17: 0001; 18: 0001-0151; 19: 0323,0725; 20: 0237, 0697; 21: 0765;22: 0886; 23: 0001-0064; 24: 0346

see a/so RefugeesDemonstrations and protests

11:0001; 12:0001see a/so Riots and civil disorders

Denmark38: 0488; 39: 0346

Diplomatic and consular service25: 0850

Dominican Republic2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067; 19: 0725

Domino effect11: 0001; 12: 0001; 14: 0460; 18: 0151;

19: 0323; 21: 0765; 22: 0001Donovan, James B.

21: 0765; 23: 0064Dorticos, Osvaldo

24: 0346Drug trafficking

30: 0732Economic conditions

8: 0001; 16: 0356; 20: 0647; 29: 0001-0881;30: 0001-0919; 31: 0001-0149

Economic policy24: 0539-0996; 25: 0101see a/so Employmentsee a/so Foreign tradesee a/so International sanctions

Ecuadorforeign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0534;

4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0082; 7: 0001;8: 0001-0076; 9: 0001-0342;10: 0001; 11: 0001; 13: 0001-0535;14: 0001-0460; 15: 0132; 16: 0356;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0151;19: 0323; 21: 0051; 22: 0522-0886;23: 0064

Education24: 0854; 25: 0001, 0497; 36: 0064-

0424Eisenhower, Dwight D.

1: 0531; 6: 0082; 37: 0075-0091El Salvador

3: 0001; 8: 0076; 12: 0001; 13: 0001;14:0460; 16:0356; 17: 0552;20: 0470; 27: 0859

Employment29: 0233; 30: 0407-0978; 31: 0001-

0375;35: 0167-0284see a/so Labor unions and organizationssee a/so Military personnelsee a/so Pensions and retirement

benefitssee a/so Wages and salaries

Engineering and architecture25: 0404; 34: 0634-0959

EuropeBelgium 29: 0655Croatia 30: 0341Czechoslovakia 26: 0220; 28: 0933;

29: 0649; 38: 0056-0408Denmark 38: 0488; 39: 0346France 30: 0345; 38: 0428; 39: 0299Greece 29: 0740; 38: 0064; 39: 0561Hungary 29: 0730Iceland 39: 0281Ireland 38: 0001Italy 29: 0732; 30: 0353; 39: 0534Luxembourg 37: 0623; 38: 0427Norway 39: 0325Poland 29: 0639; 37: 0621; 38: 0055;

39: 0286Portugal 29: 0654; 38: 0446, 0449;

39: 0304-0307relations with Cuba 9: 0633; 39: 0269Rumania 39: 0543Spain 38: 0429; 39: 0300Sweden 39: 0327Switzerland 38: 0451

United Kingdom 37: 0614, 0617;38: 0003; 39: 0284

Yugoslavia 29: 0733; 30: 0356; 37: 0638;39: 0544

see a/so USSRExhibitions and trade fairs

33:0175-0186Fair Play for Cuba Committee

15: 0001; 17: 0001; 18: 0833; 19: 0001Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

6:0082; 17: 0001; 24: 0264FEU (Federation of University Students)

36:0187-0361Financial institutions

3: 0001; 16: 0901; 29: 0001-0197, 0261,0322-0429, 0552; 31: 0150-0375,0469-0967; 32: 0001-0140

see a/so Foreign exchangeFinancial matters

31: 0150-0967; 32: 0001-0984;33: 0001-0186; 36: 0843

Fish and fishing industry33: 0840; 35: 0050, 0159

Florida9: 0342

FNTA (National Federation of SugarWorkers)

30: 0766; 31: 0038Food and food industry

29: 0862; 34: 0977-0984; 35: 0001-0050

see a/so Agriculturesee a/so Sugar industry and products

Foreign exchange31:0307,0469-0661see a/so Balance of payments

Foreign investments29: 0873-0875; 30: 0341-0356U.S. 29: 0881; 30: 0001-0323; 31: 0150

Foreign relationsArgentine diplomatic intervention

9: 0342; 10: 0001Latin America 1: 0531; 2: 0001-0880;

3: 0001-1067; 4: 0001; 5: 0001;6: 0001-0622; 7: 0001-0576;8: 0001-0821; 9: 0001-0342;10:0001; 11:0001; 12: 0001;13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460;15: 0001-0788; 16: 0001-0901;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0833;19: 0001-0725; 20: 0001-0647;

21: 0001-0765, 22: 0001-0886;23: 0001-0064, 0468-0965; 24: 0346;25: 0818; 26: 0530; 27: 0318-0859;28: 0001-0911; 30: 0766

meeting of Latin American foreignministers on Cuba 13: 0001;21:0051-0765

U.S. breaking of diplomatic relations8: 0076

USSR 1: 0337; 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0082; 7: 0221-0576; 8: 0076-0821; 9: 0342;10:0001; 11:0001; 12: 0001;15: 0132; 16: 0001, 0901; 17: 0001-0552; 18:0151; 19:0001, 0725;20: 0470-0697; 21: 0051-0765;22: 0001-0886; 23: 0001, 0468-0965;24: 0346, 0854; 26: 0241-0476,0630-0758; 27: 0245-0859; 28: 0960;29: 0001-0613; 30: 0463; 31: 0001;35: 0438-0780; 36: 0024, 0855;38: 0066

see a/so Foreign tradesee a/so International sanctions

Foreign trade1: 0001-0531; 2: 0001; 3: 0001; 7: 0221;

12: 0001; 20: 0237; 24: 0539;26: 0241-0476, 0477, 0530-0758;29: 0001-0613; 30: 0394-0399, 0463;31: 0469-0967; 32: 0001; 33: 0001-0172, 0274-0766; 35: 0056, 0167-0284, 0438-0780

see a/so Foreign exchangesee a/so Foreign investmentssee a/so Foreign trade controlssee a/so Ships and shipping

Foreign trade controlsagainst Cuba 3: 0534-1067; 4: 0001;

5: 0001; 7: 0221; 9: 0001-0342;22: 0886; 33: 0773, 0948; 34: 0001-0590

France30: 0345; 38: 0428; 39: 0299

FRD (Revolutionary Democratic Front)8: 0821; 9: 0001-0342; 13: 0535;

14: 0001-0460; 15: 0132-0788;16: 0001-0356; 17: 0001; 19: 0725

Freedom of the press5: 0001; 37: 0075

Garcia, Luis39: 0691

Germany, East29: 0728; 37: 0636

Germany, West7: 0576; 8: 0076; 29: 0723; 37: 0634;

38: 0040; 39: 0528Ghana

26:0106Government, state and local

36:0718-0719Government-in-exile

7: 0576; 8: 0076; 10: 0001; 14: 0001-0460; 15: 0132-0788; 16: 0356;17: 0001; 18: 0151; 20: 0001-0237,0697; 24: 0267

Government reorganization24: 0539-0996, 0854; 25: 0001, 0241

Government supplies and property32: 0144-0705; 34: 0001-0332see a/so Military bases, posts, and

reservationsGreece

29: 0740; 38: 0064; 39: 0561Guantanamo Naval Base

8: 0076; 19: 0725; 25: 0241, 0365;26: 0778-0996; 27: 0001-0235

Guatemalaforeign relations 3: 0001-0534; 5: 0001;

6: 0082-0622; 7: 0001-0576; 8: 0076;9: 0001-0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460; 15: 0132-0788; 16: 0001-0901;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0151-0833;19: 0001-0725; 20: 0001, 0647;23: 0064; 27: 0244

Guerrilla warfare9: 0342; 26: 0001

Guevara, Ernesto "Che"1: 0337; 9: 0342; 14: 0460; 15: 0132;

25: 0850; 26: 0001; 29: 0001-0096,0261,0322-0396

Guinea38: 0047

Haitiforeign relations 3: 0001; 5: 0001;

8:0076; 13:0001; 17:0552

Harbors and ports39: 0256

Health care facilities and services36:0735-0771

Hlavacek, John37:0562

Hondurasforeign relations 3: 0001-0534; 8: 0076;

11:0001; 19: 0725; 27: 0859;37: 0602

Housing construction29: 0752

Hungary29: 0730

Iceland39: 0281

ICP (Cuban Petroleum Institute)25: 0101, 0850; 35: 0438-0780

Immigration and Naturalization Service(INS)

12:0001India

37: 0643Indonesia

29: 0748INRA (National Agrarian ReformInstitute)

1: 0001, 0531; 2: 0001; 3: 0001; 7: 0221;29: 0001-0613; 32: 0144-0705, 0732,0984-0995; 33: 0188, 0274-0773,0840, 0914; 34: 0334-0590, 0977;35:0056, 0167-0284

Insurance and insurance industry31:0142-0149

Intelligence operationsArgentina 25: 0952Bahamas 25: 0954Cuba 25: 0960U.S. 2: 0880; 22: 0522; 25: 0850-0940;

27: 0318Inter-American Association forDemocracy and Freedom (IADF)

3: 0001International Rescue Committee (IRC)

8: 0821; 9: 0342International sanctions

against Cuba 2: 0001; 3: 0534-1067;4: 0001; 5: 0001; 15: 0001; 18: 0151;20: 0001

Ireland38: 0001

Iron and steel industry35:0165-0332

Israel28: 0931; 38: 0065

Italy29: 0732; 30: 0353; 39: 0534

Jamaica14:0460; 15:0001-0132

Japan39: 0667

Jewelry, gold, and silverware35: 0413

Journalism3:0001;37: 0075-0309see a/so Freedom of the press

Kennedy, John F.7: 0001; 10: 0001; 11: 0001; 21: 0765;

22:0001Khrushchev, Nikita

3: 0534; 4: 0001Labor law

30:0470-0541Labor unions and organizations

3: 0534; 7: 0576; 8: 0821; 9: 0342;10: 0001; 13: 0535; 18: 0151-0833;23: 0318; 30: 0648-0919; 31: 0001

Land ownership and rights1:0001, 0531; 32: 0144-0705see a/so Government supplies and

propertysee also INRA

Latin AmericaEisenhower, Dwight D.--travel 1: 0531Mutual Security Program 25: 0656-0803relations with Cuba 1: 0531; 2: 0001-

0880; 3: 0001-1067; 4: 0001; 5: 0001;6: 0001-0622; 7: 0001-0576;8: 0001-0821; 9: 0001-0342;10:0001; 11:0001; 12: 0001;13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460;15: 0001-0788; 16: 0001-0901;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0833;19: 0001-0725; 20: 0001-0647;21: 0001-0765, 22: 0001-0886;23: 0001-0064, 0468-0965; 24: 0139,0346; 25: 0818; 26: 0530; 27: 0318-0859; 28: 0001-0911; 30: 0857

see a/so Argentinasee a/so Bahamassee a/so Barbadossee a/so Bermudasee a/so Brazilsee a/so British Guianasee a/so Caribbeansee a/so Chilesee a/so Colombiasee a/so Costa Ricasee a/so Dominican Republicsee a/so Ecuadorsee a/so El Salvadorsee a/so Guatemalasee a/so Haitisee a/so Hondurassee a/so Jamaicasee a/so Mexicosee a/so Nicaraguasee a/so Panamasee a/so Paraguaysee a/so Perusee a/so Uruguaysee a/so Venezuela

Latin American Youth Conference5: 0001

Lawyers and legal services25: 0430

Lebanon39: 0612

Le Coubreexplosion 24: 0602; 36: 0600

Legislationlabor 30: 0470-0541Trading with the Enemy Act 3: 1067;

4: 0001Liberia

39: 0552Luxembourg

37: 0623; 38: 0427ManUPActuring

34: 0963-0984; 35: 0001-0686see a/so Food and food industrysee a/so Transportation and

transportation equipmentMay Day

23: 0318Medical supplies and equipment

23: 0001

Mexicoforeign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;

4: 0001; 6: 0082-0622; 8: 0076;9: 0001-0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0460;15: 0132; 16: 0001; 17: 0001-0552;18: 0151; 19: 0001-0323; 20: 0470;21: 0001-0051; 22: 0001-0522;27: 0318-0859

Military aircraft22: 0522; 24: 0295; 25: 0940; 26: 0070-

0106, 0220; 27: 0318; 28: 0974Military bases, posts, and reservations

Guantanamo Naval Base 8: 0076;19: 0725; 25: 0241, 0365; 26: 0778-0996;27: 0001-0235

Guatemala 27: 0244USSR 16: 0001-0356; 20: 0470;

21: 0051-0765; 22: 0001-0522;25: 0539; 26: 0496, 0527-0530,27: 0245-0859; 28: 0001-0911;37: 0069

Military interventionBay of Pigs invasion 10: 0001; 11: 0001;

12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460

debate 14: 0001-0460; 16: 0001;17:0001; 18:0151

March 1960 invasion plan 9: 0001October 4, 1960, invasion 6: 0622;

7:0001-0221U.S. 1: 0001; 2: 0880; 5: 0001; 6: 0622;

8: 0076; 11: 0001; 12: 0001; 13: 0535;16: 0356; 20: 0470; 21: 0051, 0765

Military personnelU.S. 1: 0531; 7: 0001-0221; 9: 0001;

11: 0001; 20: 0001USSR 5: 0001

Military weaponsCuban 19: 0001; 25: 0940; 26: 0492-

0514USSR 3: 0001; 4: 0001; 12: 0001;

15: 0132; 16: 0001-0356; 20: 0470;21: 0051-0765; 22: 0001-0522;23: 0064; 25: 0539, 0571-0599;26: 0241-0476, 0496, 0527-0530;27: 0245-0859

see a/so Bombs and bombingssee a/so Military aircraftsee a/so Nuclear weapons

Mills, Harold K.

37: 0564Mines and mineral resources

33: 0817, 0892-0948; 34: 0001-0607;36: 0857

see a/so Nickel and nickel industrysee a/so Petroleum and petroleum

industryMoeser, William

37: 0570Monopolies and cartels

30: 0394Morocco

29: 0736; 38: 0063; 39: 0550Motion pictures

36:0497Motor vehicles

35: 0295; 37: 0743see a/so Agricultural machinery and

equipmentMRP (People's Revolutionary Movement)

8: 0821; 9: 0342; 17: 0001Narcotics

36:0732National anthem

24: 0319National defense

U.S. 25: 0539-0961; 26: 0001-0996;27: 0001-0859; 28: 0001-0982;37: 0069

see a/so Armed forcesNational emergencies

U.S. 4: 0001Naval blockade

22: 0001-0522; 27: 0318-0859;28: 0001

Naval vessels8: 0076; 14: 0460; 15: 0132; 24: 0295,

0602; 26: 0106, 0221,0530;38: 0066-0169, 0248-0252

see a/so Le CoubreNetherlands

28: 0955; 29: 0656; 30: 0350; 38: 0455;39: 0308

Newspaperssee Journalism

Nicaraguaforeign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-0534;

4: 0001; 11: 0001; 13: 0001; 14: 0460

Nickel and nickel industry33: 0948; 34: 0001-0332

North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)

12: 0001; 25: 0940Norway

39: 0325Nuclear weapons

testing 16: 0901; 26: 0492Operation Mongoose

20:0470-0697Organization of American States (OAS)

exclusion of Cuba 19: 0725; 28: 0985foreign relations regulations 7: 0576policy proposals on Cuba 4: 0001;

5: 0001; 7: 0221; 11: 0001; 12: 0001;16: 0356; 17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001

Punta del Este Conference 18: 0151-0833; 19: 0001-0323; 36: 0797

relations with Cuba 1: 0001, 0531;2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067; 6: 0082;8: 0001; 9: 0001; 10: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460; 16: 0001;20: 0001, 0470; 21: 0051, 0765;22: 0522-0886; 23: 0064; 24: 0139;25: 0818

Panamaforeign relations 3: 0001-0534; 4: 0001;

5: 0001; 6: 0082; 8: 0821; 11: 0001;12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 15: 0132;16: 0356; 17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001;20: 0470; 23: 0001; 28: 0001

Paper and paper products35: 0414

Paraguayforeign relations 9: 0001; 16: 0356;

17:0552; 18: 0151; 21: 0051Patents

32:0707see a/so Trademarks

Pensions and retirement benefits25: 0365; 31: 0092

Peruforeign relations 3: 0001-0534; 4: 0001;

5: 0001; 7: 0001, 0576; 8: 0001-0821;10:0001; 11:0001; 12: 0001;14: 0001; 16: 0356-0901; 18: 0151;21: 0051; 22: 0522; 27: 0318;28: 0001; 30: 0857

OAS initiatives 17: 0001-0552Petroleum and petroleum industry

1: 0337; 25: 0101; 30: 0154; 31: 0519;34: 0334; 35: 0438-0780

see a/so ICPPhilippines

37: 0648Poland

29: 0639; 37: 0621; 38: 0055; 39: 0286Political opposition

groups 9: 0001prisoners 2: 0001; 3: 0534; 7: 0221;

20: 0647; 23: 0433see a/so Counterrevolutionary activities

Portugal29: 0654; 38: 0446, 0449; 39: 0304-

0307Postal service

36:0804-0820Poultry industry and products

33: 0836Presidential campaigns

U.S. 6: 0082; 7: 0001Prisoners of war (POWs)

conditions for 11: 0001; 20: 0647;21: 0051-0765; 22: 0522

Donovan mission 21: 0765; 23: 0064exchange for tractors 12: 0001;

13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460;15: 0132; 16: 0001; 19: 0323-0725;20: 0001

release for medical supplies 23: 0001-0064

sentencing and execution 6: 0622;7: 0001-0221

trials 19: 0725; 25: 0961Prisons

36: 0725Propaganda

Anti-Castro 1: 0531; 2: 0001; 4: 0001;7: 0001; 8: 0076; 9: 0001-0342;13: 0001-0535; 14: 0001-0460;15: 0132-0788; 16: 0356; 18: 0151-0833; 19: 0323-0725; 20: 0237-0697;22: 0001; 24: 0717; 25: 0850;28: 0456; 36: 0969; 37: 0036, 0924

anti-United States 1: 0001, 0531;3: 0534-1067; 5: 0001; 6: 0001;16: 0001; 21: 0051; 23: 0529;24:0331,0717

Communist 16: 0356; 25: 0818;36: 0001; 37: 0001

Pro-Castro 2: 0001-0880; 3: 0001;7: 0001-0576; 8: 0001-0076; 9: 0001;13:0535; 14:0001; 18: 0151;22: 0001; 24: 0717; 25: 0174;36: 0902-1004; 37: 0036

Propertysee Government supplies and propertysee Land ownership and rights

Public opinionBay of Pigs invasion 10: 0001; 11: 0001;

12:0001Castro description of Cuba as socialist

12:0001Cuban missile crisis 21: 0051; 22: 0001-

0522; 27: 0318-0859; 28: 0931of U.S. citizens on Cuba 1: 0337;

2: 0001-0880; 3: 0534-1067; 4: 0001;6: 0082; 7: 0221-0576; 8: 0076;9: 0001-0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001;12: 0001; 13: 0001-0535; 14: 0460;15: 0001-0788; 16: 0001-0356;17: 0001-0552; 19: 0323-0725;20: 0237, 0647; 21: 0001-0765;22: 0001-0522; 23: 0064; 25: 0557,0571-0616, 0633, 0658; 29: 0881-0958;30: 0001-0339

Public order, safety, and health36:0716-0793

Public utilities25: 0404; 34: 0683-0959see a/so Telephones and telephone

industryRadio

Cuban broadcasts 9: 0342; 10: 0001;11:0001; 12:0001; 13: 0001;14: 0001; 29: 0484-0525; 36: 0902-1004;37: 0001-0033

Radio Free Cuba36: 0969, 0993

Radio SWAN9: 0342

Ray, Manuel8: 0821; 9: 0342

Railroads and railways35: 0324; 37: 0702

Raymont, Henry37: 0579

Red Cross36: 0793

Refugees3: 0001; 7: 0221; 8: 0001-0821; 9: 0001;

12: 0001; 14: 0001, 0460; 15: 0001-0132; 16: 0001-0901; 17: 0001, 0552;18: 0001; 19: 0001-0323; 20: 0001,0470-0647; 21: 0051, 0765;22: 0001-0522; 23: 0001; 25: 0658;38: 0066

see a/so Defectors and exilesReligion

see Roman Catholic ChurchResearch and development

39: 0695Retail trade

30: 0399Rice

33: 0221Rio Treaty

1: 0531; 2: 0001; 3: 0001-0534; 7: 0576;17:0001-0552; 18:0151

Riots and civil disorders9: 0342

Roman Catholic Church2: 0001; 3: 0001-0534; 4: 0001; 5: 0001;

6: 0001-0082; 7: 0576; 13: 0001;35: 0886

Rubber and rubber industry35: 0090

Rumania39: 0543

Sabotageindustrial 7: 0576; 17: 0001; 18: 0151;

20: 0470Sartre, Jean-Paul

7: 0001Science and technology

39:0695-0700Ships and shipping

26:0321, 0344-0434; 39: 0066-0254see a/so Naval vessels

Socialism12: 0001; 24: 0258see a/so Communism

Social matters and conditions36:0001-0695

Spain38: 0429; 39: 0300

Sports and athletics36: 0486, 0503

Stevenson, Adlai10: 0001; 21: 07665

Subversive activitiessee Counterrevolutionary activities

Sugar industry and products1: 0001-0531; 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;

4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0082; 24: 0633;25: 0403; 26: 0070; 29: 0001-0613,0881-0958; 30: 0154-0245, 0295,0367, 0571, 0766; 32: 0143-0705;33: 0274-0773; 35: 0015

Supreme Court25:0411-0423

Surinam38: 0479; 39: 0322

Sweden39: 0327

Switzerland38: 0451

Szulc, Tad37: 0587

Taxation31:0176,0376-0404

Telephones and telephone industry36: 0858

Television37: 0036

Textile industry and fabrics35:0335-0410

Tobacco industry and products33: 0245; 35: 0056

Trademarks32:0717

Trading with the Enemy Act3: 1067; 4: 0001

Transportation and transportationequipment

28: 0985; 35: 0294-0327; 36: 0856;37: 0658-0997; 38: 0001-0796;39: 0001-0671, 0679-0694, 0702

see a/so Ships and shippingsee a/so Travel and tourism

Travel and tourismto Cuba 29: 0001; 32: 0756-0977;

36:0843U.S. restrictions 8: 0076; 13: 0001

Treaties and agreementsRio Treaty 1: 0531

Trelles, Frank

23: 0433Trinidad and Tobago

25: 0960Truth About Cuba Committee, Inc.

20: 0237, 0697Tunisia

29: 0738Turkey

39: 0593United Kingdom

37: 0614, 0617; 38: 0003; 39: 0284United Nations (UN)

4: 0001; 7: 0221-0576; 10: 0001;11: 0001; 16: 0001; 18: 0151-0833;19: 0001-0323; 20: 0001; 21: 0051,0765; 22: 0001; 24: 0346; 25: 0174;27: 0318-0859; 28: 0001-0911, 0978

Uruguayforeign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-0534;

4: 0001; 6: 0082; 7: 0576; 8: 0076-0821; 11: 0001; 12: 0001; 14: 0001;15: 0132; 16: 0356; 17: 0001-0552;18: 0001-0833; 19: 0725; 20: 0001,0470-0647; 21: 0051; 23: 0064;28: 0001; 37: 0608

USSReconomic policy 4: 0001; 29: 0672military bases, posts, and reservations

16: 0001-0356; 20: 0470; 21: 0051-0765; 22: 0001-0522; 25: 0539;26: 0496, 0527-0530; 27: 0245-0859;28: 0001-0911; 37: 0069

military personnel 5: 0001military weapons 3: 0001; 4: 0001;

12: 0001; 15: 0132; 16: 0001-0356;20: 0470; 21: 0051-0765; 22: 0001-0522; 23: 0064; 25: 0539, 0571-0599;26: 0241-0476, 0496, 0527-0530;27: 0245-0859

naval vessels 8: 0076; 26: 0221negotiations with United States 22: 0522;

23: 0064; 27: 0859; 28: 0001-0911

newsgathering agencies 37: 0632nuclear testing 16: 0901relations with Cuba 1: 0337; 2: 0001;

3: 0001-1067; 4: 0001; 5: 0001;6: 0082; 7: 0221-0576; 8: 0076-0821;9: 0342; 10: 0001; 11: 0001; 12: 0001;15: 0132; 16: 0001, 0901; 17: 0001-0552; 18:0151; 19:0001, 0725;20: 0470-0647; 21: 0051-0765;22: 0001-0886; 23: 0001, 0468-0965;24: 0346, 0854; 26: 0241-0476,0630-0758; 27: 0245-0859; 28: 0960;29: 0001-0613; 30: 0463; 31: 0001;35: 0438-0772; 36: 0024, 0855;38: 0066

transportation 38: 0014, 0535-0796;39:0001,0475

Western hemisphere intervention13: 0001; 14: 0460; 16: 0001-0356;17: 0001-0552; 18: 0001-0151;19: 0001; 20: 0001; 21: 0051;25: 0539

Valeriani, Richard37: 0593

Venezuelaforeign relations 2: 0001; 3: 0001-1067;

5: 0001; 6: 0622; 7: 0221; 8: 0076;9: 0001; 10: 0001; 11: 0001; 12: 0001;13: 0001-0535; 14: 0460; 16: 0356;17:0001; 19: 0001; 20: 0237;21: 0001-0051; 22: 0886

Wages and salaries30: 0803, 0857; 31: 0001-0038

Wiley, Charles E.37: 0595

Williams, Robert F.4: 0001; 5: 0001; 6: 0622; 7: 0576

Youth organizations36: 0590

Yugoslavia29: 0733; 30: 0356; 37: 0638; 39: 0544

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