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104-10215-10027 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (06/21/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch76806 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10215-10027. 2Q .. -, I . ., I - t .:. ? _ '_ r i . I ; I E _ i` ` .... } i _. 22 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 . . . CENTRAL INTELGENCE AGENCY *~t 7W a~vis em-sas lnt07aL1 aeletthe the Mfail~al Deta.O o!t te United Sues vthina t~e me&Ua5 o[ tsh Zapflages av. 'Thl Y. USC. bets. 753 ad 74. the Umaaina St malation 0 whic In bano msaner to sa unuhontad gaas. Y. poih~tted y~ta, S-E-C-R-E-T COUNTRY Urugya/ ) .REPORT NO. CS -3/1+L:,92k SUSlECT Private Conversaticn between Cuban DATE DISTR. 21 J.ne 1960 President DikRTIC0S and Group of Comm nist and Student Leaders NO. PAGES 2 REFERENCES RD DATE OF - ~. 30 say 1960 r.ACE & DATE ACQ. U-u1ay, PMcntevideo (30 May 1960) FIELD REPORT NO. HUh-10'0 SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. SOURCE: Urugu.ayan official (B); from student (F) who participated in the conversation. Appraisal of Content:. 3. 1. Osvaldo D03TICCS, President of Cuba, leveled severe criticism against the U.S. and adwitted that his visit to Uruguay had not been welcomed in some circles of the Uruguayan ;over.:ent, during a fifteen-ir..te conversation in which he participated with approximately twenty other persons, most of whm were Uruguayan university students actively interested in Comunism- - and in the Federacion Universitaria del Uruguay (Federation of University Students of Uruguay - rU.J). Ihis conversation took place on 30 ?.ay 1960, irtediately after DORTICOS had spoken at a conference and rally at the National Uiversity of Uruguay. 2. This sma gatherng was arrangad before the DORTICOS visit by Ambassador GARCIA Inchaustegui. During visits made by GARCIA to .the University Law School he had told FDUU leadars that the Cuban Goverrent was - nterasted in becoming acquainted with those Ursguayan student leaders who, in the name of the ovimiento Latinoamerlcano-26, had actively repudiated the Xarch 1960 visit of President Eisenhower to Uruguay. 3. Ambassador GARCIA introduced some of the group to DORTICOS, who asked GARCIA, Are we among really true comrades?. GARCIA answered in the affirmative, whereupon DORTICOS explained that, in spite of his having been received at the IMontevideo airport by Benito Nardone, President of the Urugusyan National Council of Goverment, he was infomed that in some high levels of the Uruguayan Goverment, his visit had not been vlcome. He then said that Nardone had nevertheless met ^ORTICOS at the airport for personal political reasons and in order to demonstrate - that Nardorne was taking orders from no one and could act upon his owa authority, apart from the National Council of Goverment. 1. DORTICGS said that, regardless of Iardone'a action; the true interest of DO.TICOS and of Fidel CASiRO was to be in cntact with the people, and students who In Uruguay are the same as those of Cuba, namely, the - vanguard of liberty with the desire to emancipate theiselves from United States tyranny. He referred to Fidel CASTRO as a fonser - toast ,- wrM wsr RAV :I RCA Faa :' - 0*'. . *. i Hf1. .r E .. 1. i i'`; SiJ. %n: lA '..... . ` %. ?. ! i ii jD'i(iJ 7 ' . '\y) ;: , i :LrA' ice: 1. 11J i i I `i 1: X17. ' . j...r-..... 4in, 4 '. '; ii .. z. . , . . , E: ; t '. . ,iKotn WsLti+ag*ow dittribrt+on 7aQUStid by K: field dabcbu iss b, ' '.!

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