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104-10215-10027 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (6/21/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch45009 and id is 1 raw text is: 11 0 i2 7 'Th atng K.Watm uJdS ntnmUM ozeeU the W&U0al Defeum at the MasudG Sutze wstibi Uthe mau. of Me Zapumweg Law&. 7luo 9k V QhO Secs '03 A&d4. QAe £ftnsM&M cr melT&1t CC Wh~h LU anny mannef to an ttnauthcfled 111 ,a - is poa db a ComarR Urugray/C'ta REPORT NO. CS -3/40,924 SUBJECT Private Conversation between Cuban DATE DISTt. 21 June 1960 President DDRTICOS and Group of Comist and Std~ent Iaders NO. PAGES 2 REFERENCES RD DATE OF -0. 't0 May 1960 jrCE &. DATE ACG. (3_1 0 May 1960) FIELD REPORT NO. H04-107 . .ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. SOURCE Uruguayan official (B); from student (F) who participated in the conversation. Appraisal of Content: 3. 1. Osvaldo DORTICCS, President of Cuba, leveled severe criticism against the U.S. and admitted that his visit to Uruguay had not been welcomed in some circles of the Uruguayan Goverr:-ent, during a fifteen-:izute conversation in which he participated with approximately twenty other persons, most of whem were Uruguayan university students actively interested in Commnism and in the Federacion Univesitaria del Uruguay (Federation of University Students of Uruguay - FEWJ). This conversation took place on 30 May 1960, imediately after DORTICOS had spoken at a conference and rally at the National Uiversity of Uruguay. 2. This -mall gathering was arranged before the DORTICOS visit by Ambassador GARCIA Inchaustegui. During visits made by GARCIA to .the University Law School he had told FE0U leadars that the Cuban Goverment was inter-asted in becoming acquainted with those Uruguayan student leaders who, in the name of the Movimiento Latinoa=ericano-26, had actively repudiated the March 1960 visit of President Eisenhower to Uruguay. 3. Ambassador GARCIA introduced some of the group to DORTICOS, who asked GARCIA, nAre we among really true ccmrades?. GARCIA answered in the affirmative, whereupon DORTICOS explained that, in spite of his having been received at the Montevideo airport by Benito Nardone, President of the Uruguayan National Council of Goverment, he was informed that in some high levels of the Uruguayan Goverrment, his visit had not been welc:me. He then said that Nardone had nevertheless met DORTICOS at the airport for personal political reasons and in order to demonstrate that ardore was taking orders from no one and could act upon his own authority, apart from the National Council of C-overnment. DORTICOS said that, regardless or rdones action the true interest of DQRTICOS and of Fidel CASTRO. was to be in contact with the people, and students who in Uruguay are the same as those of Cuba, na-ely, rthe vanguard of liberty with the desire to emancipate themse.ves from United States tyraniy. He referred to Fidel CASTRO as a former- ,. AMY ! AWV Ain %$A 4rr $.A VI1 uT 5~,'5.' a ~Lr ~'4' a i J CENTRAL INTELGENCE AGENCY 7.:1 I 0~. *.*~ I -AA- '-1 4 I F W*JLgt*a d4rnb.n iadk**W by 'X; F;*W d;W;bvt;*a by '=-j

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