TOP-S1 e E3L D E P A R T M E N T O F ST A T E WASHINGTON July 19 196Z I - W hat w e hoped to a c c o m p lis h in P h a se I A - In cre a s e U S in te llig e n ce w ith r e s p e c t to Cuba and Cuban a ctiv itie s in the H e m isp h e re B - U ndertake as m an y p o lit ic a l e c o n o m ic p s y c h o lo g ic a l and oth er a ction s a s fe a s ib le d e sig n e d to w eaken the C a stro re g im e and is o la te it fr o m the r e s t o f the H e m isp h e re II - W hat w as a c c o m p lis h e d in P h a se I A - W ith r e fe r e n c e to A a b o v e the fo llo w in g w e r e a c c o m p lis h e d 1 An in c r e a s e d n u m ber o f r e p o r ts fr o m fr ie n d ly e m b a s s ie s in Habana and im p ro v e d m e ch a n ism f o r d istrib u tio n o f these r e p o r ts to a g e n cie s co n ce rn e d S 2 G re a te r v ig ila n ce on the p a rt o f ou r e m b a s s ie s and im p ro v e d rep ortin g on Cuban a c tiv itie s throughout the w o rld v' 3 R eg u lar d e -b r ie fin g o f U S and fo r e ig n n ew sm en as w e ll as fo r e ig n d ip lom ats who have v isite d o r a re p o s te d in Cuba 4 An im p ro v e d p ro g ra m o f a cq u isition o f Cuban n ew sp a p ers and oth er p u b lica tion s 5 P r o v is io n o f a lis t o f U S citiz e n s now in the U S who have liv e d in Cuba as p o s s ib le s o u r c e s o f in te llig e n ce in form a tion 6 P u b lica tion and d issem in a tion o f s e v e r a l in te llig e n ce re p o rts co v e rin g Cuba as w e ll as con trib u tion s to USIB re p o r ts B o With r e s p e c t to B above the fo llow in g w e re a cco m p lish e d 1 P o lit ic a l a As a re s u lt o f the m a jo r U S e ffo r t at the Punta del E ste m eetin g Cuba w as ex clu d ed fr o m the OAS and p i t f U l X H E D IN F R U S I 9 6 t ' 6 3 _aat u_ TOP SECRE-T 'rolHSEtetewiL two S p e cia l C o m m itte e s w e r e e sta b lish e d to d eal with C u b an -C om m u n ist s u b v e r s io n F o r the a ction s taken to im p le m e n t the Punta d e l E ste d e c is io n s p le a se see Annex #1 b F ifte e n A m e r ic a n r e p u b lic s no lo n g e r m aintain d ip lom a tic re la tio n s w ith Cuba c v O v erw h elm in g d e fe a t in the UN o f Cuban sp o n so re d r e s o lu tion s ch a rg in g U S w ith planning an in va sion o f Cuba d 1A s e iA w id e v a r ie ty o f c o n v e rs a tio n s h eld both by E m b a s sy o f f i c e r s throughout the H e m isp h e re and b y D ep artm en tal o f f i c e r s in W ashington w ith g overn m en t o f fic ia ls p o litic ia n s la b o r student and o th e r g rou p s have con stitu ted an im portan t fa c t o r in their g r e a te r a w a re n e ss o f C a s tro -C o m m u n is t su b v e rs iv e tech n iqu es as w e ll as th e ir in c r e a s in g ly low op in ion o f C a s tro and C a s tr o is m T h e se co n v e r s a tio n s h ave con trib u ted to in flu en cin g the p o lic ie s o f the g o v e r n m en ts c o n c e r n e d and stim ulating a la r g e n u m ber o f a n ti C a s tro statem ents throughout the H em isp h ere w hich w e re then e x p lo ite d f o r th e ir propaganda value f o r a sam p lin g o f such sta tem en ts p le a s e s e e Annex #2 f ' The P r e s id e n t trip to M e x ic o w hich d em on stra ted d r a m a tic a lly f o r the C a stro re g im e the c lo s e rela tion sh ip b etw een the p e o p le s and g ov ern m en ts o f the two n ation s g ' S p e cia l r e fe r e n c e to the pligh t o f the Cuban p e o p le by L atin A m e r ic a n c le r g y du rin g r e lig io u s s e r v ic e s h a r e s u lt o f e ffo r t s b y the S e c r e t a r y and M r R ostow N A TO has b e c o m e m o r e a w are o f U S c o n c e r n o v e r Cuba N o s ig n ific a n t a ctio n s that m igh t m a te r ia lly a ffe c t the situ ation in Cuba a r e e x p e cte d fr o m N A T O in the n e a r fu tu re h o w e v e r s in ce N A T O con tin u es g e n e r a lly to re g a rd Cuba as a U S p r o b le m o- E x a m p les o f la b o r a ctiv ity in clu de a s y m b o lic w o rk stoppage in C o sta R ic a on 7 January 1962 d esig n ed to c a ll attention to the pligh t o f Cuban la b o r e r s The A rch b ish o p in stru cted p r ie s t s to to ll ch u rch bells at the beginning and end o f the fiv e -m in u te p e rio d On 3 June 1962 in V en ezu ela 2 HT jl ITT g IP ly jir mi IT 'o u t u lK J b I -- TOP SECRET J o s e G on za lez N a v a rro P re s id e n t o f the V enezuelan F e d e ra tio n o f L a b o r d e c r ie d con d ition s in Cuba and o rg a n iz e d d e m o n stra tio n s in su pport o f P re s id e n t B eta n cou rt In July 1962 a C hilean la b o r le a d e r o r e c e n tly retu rn ed fr o m Cuba spoke o f the d is illu s io n m en t in Cuba D uring F e b ru a r y 1962 seven teen S e c r e t a r ie s G e n e r a l o f C a m p esin o Unions in L a P a z a p p rov ed a re s o lu tio n again st Cuba In M a rch the L a P a z F e d e r a tio n o f T e a c h e r s ch a s tiz e d the B o liv ia n N ation al F e d e ra tio n f o r its p r o - C a s t r o attitude ' In Janu ary 1962 the V en ezu elan L a b o r C on fed era tion adopted a re s o lu tio n condem ning the C om m unist d ic ta t o r ship in Cuba and finding the Cuban C T C not a fr e e la b o r m o v e m e n t a b rog a ted its m utual a s s is ta n ce p a ct o f I960 In A p r il 1962 the N ational C o n g re s s o f B o liv ia n R a ilro a d W o r k e r s r e je c t e d a re s o lu tio n su pportin g the C a stro R e g im e A n u m ber o f o th e r a c tio n s in itiated outside this p r o je c t a re d esig n ed to a s s is t L atin A m e r ic a n Unions and w ill con trib u te in d ir e ctly to this p r o je c t 1 In stru ction s to a ll p o sts em p h a sizin g the im p o rta n ce o f d e v elop in g youth a s s e ts in the c o ld w a r stru gg le and u rgin g the in clu sion o f student and oth er le a d e r s in the exch an ge o f p e rs o n s p ro g ra m j In stru ction s to b lo c k Cuban a ccre d ita tio n to the E C E k In stru ction s to deny Cuban p a rticip a tio n in the ILO 1 In stru ction s to b lo c k Cuban entry into the p r o p o s e d L atin A m e rica n F r e e T ra d e A re a m E x a m p les o f a ction s initiated outside o f the p r o je c t w hich con trib u te in d ir e c tly include a rra n g em en ts fo r sending eight U S co a ch e s to th irteen L atin A m e rica n cou n tries f o r a p e r io d o f th ree w eejts in each cou n try to a s s is t in train in g f o r the C aribbean g am es and w o r ld -w id e guidance on the H elsin k i Youth C o n fe re n ce to w hich the Cubans re p o rte d ly plan to send a la r g e d elegation E co n o m ic 3 TOP SECRET 4 TOP SECRETa v U S em bargo on trade with Cuba 1 I I b ''G eneral declin e o f trade between the fre e w orld and Cuba While a variety o f fa cto rs have contributed to this situation U S E m bassy activities in this field have m ade a substantial contribution to the declin e in trade F o r a lis t of specific actions taken please see Annex #3 -iil tttigc Tti mm'A% c v Tightening o f transhipm ent co n tro ls p a rticu la rly in Canada and M ex ico d Extension o f technical data con trols to include Cuba e Extension of U S Custom s con trol p ro ce d u re s to U S ports in addition to M iam i fo r the purpose o f guarding against transhipm ent of U S goods to Cuba f A pplication to Cuban or C uban -chartered v e s s e ls o f port se c u rity m easu res in fo r c e fo r Soviet B loc v e s s e ls g Denial o f bunking fa cilitie s at U S p orts to v e s s e ls under S in o-Soviet B loc ch arter ca rry in g ca rg o betw een Cuba and B loc p orts h In the ea rly stages of the p ro je ct an in ter-a g en cy com m ittee consisting o f representatives o f State C o m m e rce T rea su ry and CIA m et to explore further p o ssib ilitie s o f econ om ic action against Cuba As a result o f follow in g up with the individual m em b ers the above listed actions w ere a c co m plished Mention should be made o f the thorough study undertaken to determ ine the fea sibility of entering the tanker ch arter m arket The results of this study indicated that since there was an ov er-su p p ly o f tankers p re clu siv e action on our part would prove v e ry expensive without com pensatory effect It is difficu lt to p red ict when opportunities might a rise in the Cuban situation in which econ om ic w arfa re would be effective If Cuba18 con vertible cu rren cy position continues to deteriorate and the p o o r sugar cro p would so augur we can look fo r a continued declin e in trade between Cuba and the fre e w orld 4 TOT SECRM -- thus red u cin g the op p ortu n ities and perh aps n e ce ss ity f o r e c o n o m ic w a r fa r e N o n e th e le ss w e should d ev elop this ca p a b ility in a d v an ce s o that op p ortu n ities when and i f they a r is e can b e e x p lo ite d 3 P s y c h o lo g ic a l The D ep a rtm en t c h a ir s a w o r k in g -le v e l in te r -a g e n c y p s y c h o lo g ic a l w a r fa r e c o m m itte e w hich su p p orts the Cuba p r o je c t although it is n ot an o rg a n ic p a rt o f the o p e ra tion Th e C o m m ittee co o r d in a te s the prop agan da a ctiv itie s o f the a g e n cie s in v o lv e d d e te rm in e s th em es fo r ex p loita tion and a s s ig n s o p e ra tio n a l r e s p o n s ib ility Th e p r in c ip a l th em es that have b e e n em p h a sized a r e a the fa ilu r e s and b e tr a y e d p r o m is e s o f the C a s tr o r e g im e b the s u p p re s s io n o f hum an rig h ts e c o n o m ic d e te r io r a tio n and s o c ia l in ju s tice in Cuba c C u b a 's d om in ation b y C om m u n ism and align m en t w ith the S in o -S o v ie t B lo c d ' Cuban s u b v e r s iv e attem pts e ls e w h e r e in the H e m isp h e re e C u b a 's is o la tio n fr o m the rest o f the H e m isp h e re f o p p o sitio n to Cuba at in tern a tion a l c o n fe r e n c e s g - a ctiv itie s o f d e m o c r a tic a n ti-C a s tr o g rou p s h the C a s tr o re g im e is not perm an en t The C om m ittee has had a r o le in b rin g in g about the fo llo w in g a c c o m p lish m e n ts a Indictm ent o f the P r e n s a L atina re p re se n ta tiv e in New Y ork b E x p o su re o f author W aldo F r a n k 's a cce p ta n ce o f m on ey fro m the Cuban G overn m en t 5 T O P -SECRET TOP SECRET c Exploitation of the p o o r quality of Soviet B loc m edicines in Cuba d W idely distributed pam phlet on the su bversion o f the U niversity o f Habana e E ffectiv e a n ti-C a stro activity at the UNESCO-ECIA con feren ce on education in Santiago Chile M arch 1962 f E xposure o f the Cuban n troik a attempt to appear p r o W estern neutralist and p ro-C om m u n ist at the same tim e g iP u b licize d h 1 D issem ination Cuban charge d e cla re d P erson a Non Grata by Philippine Governm ent in O ctober 1961 of rep orts on Cuban attempts to subvert a p eacefu l solution of the D om inican p rob lem after T n ijillo 's assassination i 4 Establishm ent of a p rog ram under which U S E m bassies in JLatin A m erica forw ard clippings fro m a ll available publications which indicate an ti-C a stro attitudes j C om pilation k J of m aterial fo r m agazine length a rticle on Cuba in a ll languages by R eaders D igest U S television p rogram s on Cuba Refugee M atters a Cuban Groups - Since the adoption o f the p o licy of open lia ison with the CRC and other exile groups the D epart ment has been the fo ca l point o f innumerable v isits from Cuban ex iles vho ra ise a wide variety of p rob lem s The Departm ent uses these v isits to re -a s s u r e Exiles that Cuba has not been abandoned and to resolv e p o licy problem s as they a r is e Constant lia ison is maintained with HEW At p resen t the Departm ent is assisting in the arrangem ents fo r the training o f a sm a ll group o f exile m ilita ry o ffice rs at advanced US m ilita ry sch ools b P an -A m erica n A irw ays is seeking financial assistance through the Department to am eliorate the lo s s PA A sustains 6 T OP 9 ECR T fr o m its M ia m i-H a b a n a -M ia m i run P A A r e p o rts it has 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 p e s o s in Habana w hich it is unable to co n v e rt and that this sum is in cr e a s in g at the rate o f a p p ro x im a te ly 9 0 0 0 0 0 p e s o s annually In addition P A A m ain ta in s it lo s e s a pp roxim a tely $ 1 0 0 0 a day o p e r a tio n a lly s in c e th e ir a ir c r a ft fly to Habana v irtu a lly em pty P A A a p p e a rs relu cta n t to continue the s e r v ic e in d e fin ite ly w ithout US a s s is ta n c e T h e D epartm ent b e lie v e s that s in c e the P A A flig h ts a r e the m ain avenue o f e s c a p e fo r a n ti-C a s tr o C ubans the US has an in terest in seein g that the flig h ts a re m ain tain ed both fr o m the standpoint o f o u r p u b lic p o s tu re and o f in te llig e n ce c o lle c t io n oIn v e sti gation o f the a v a ila b ility o f funds f o r th is p u r p o s e including d is c u s s io n s w ith the C A B have not p r o v e d fru itfu l to date c Ill - P r is o n e r E x ch a n ge - The D ep a rtm en t has a s s is te d the Cuban F a m ilie s C om m ittee to the exten t p o s s ib le in the C o m m itte e 's e ffo r t s to o b ta in the r e le a s e o f th e-B rig a d e p r is o n e r s T a x d ed u ctib ility w as a rra n g e d and o ffic ia l p u b lic sta tem en ts fa v o rin g its e ffo r t s w e r e stim u la ted D uring the t r ia ls p u blic statem en ts fr o m a n u m ber o f L atin A m e ric a n P r e aidents and fr o m the P r im e M in is te r o f Canada u rgin g hum anitarian trea tm en t w e re a rra n g e d and w e re p ro b a b ly la r g e ly r e s p o n s ib le f o r the fa c t that no death se n te n ce s w e re p a ss e d In d ire ct e ffo r t s to obtain the p r is o n e r s ' r e le a s e in exch an ge f o r fo o d w e re attem pted through the Cuban UN A m b a s s a d o r and through the F a m ilie s C om m ittee O p era tion a l E stim a te s P o lit ic a l and E c o n o m ic G iven the p re s e n t attitude tow ard the Cuban p r o b le m o f frie n d ly nations in the H em isp h ere and e ls e w h e r e and b a r r in g the u n forseen the p oten tia l f o r a c co m p lis h in g sig n ifica n t and e ffe c t iv e new o v e rt p o litic a l and e c o n o m ic m e a s u r e s against Cuba u n ila te ra lly b ila te ra lly and m u ltila te ra lly a p p ea rs lim ite d In the e c o n o m ic fie ld there m ay a r is e op p ortu n ities w hen w e m igh t c o v e r t ly engage in e co n o m ic w a rfa re with g ood e ffe c t The p re s e n t u n a va ila b ility o f funds s p e c ific a lly designed fo r e c o n o m ic w a rfa r e p u rp o se s w ould p re v e n t us fr o m taking advantage o f such op p ortu n ities A ttachm ents 1 Annex # 1 2 Annex #2 3 Annex #3 sign ed R O B E R T A HURWITCH 7 T OP SECRET TOP SECRET Annex #1 Status of the Im plem entation o f the Punta del E ste R esolution s 1 Resolution II - M easu res to Com bat the S ubversive A ction of International Com m unism Pursuant to this resolu tion the C ouncil of the OAS elected the m em bers to c o m p ris e the S pecial Consultative C om m ittee on Security on M arch 21 1962 The C om m ittee m et during the month o f A p ril and submitted its Initial G eneral R eport to the C ou ncil on A p ril 30 T o date two governm ents United States and Argentina have submitted their com m ents and oth ers a re expected to do so in the near future We are developing a p rog ra m looking tow ard a secon d m eeting of the SCCS in the e a rly fa ll ' 2 R esolutions VI and VII - E xclu sion o f Cuba fr o m OAS P a rticip ation On F ebru ary 14 1962 the C ouncil excluded the Cuban D elegate fro m further participation in the Council s e s s io n s This was a c c o m plish ed through a ruling o f the Chair which went unchallenged except by the Cuban He interrupted the p roceedin gs to m ake a short speech and then departed The Cuban D elegation soon th erea fter returned to Cuba At about the sam e tim e the S ecreta ry G en eral o f the OAS a lso suspended further p rog ra m benefits to Cuba p rov id ed by the G eneral S ecretariat and term inated the sending o f docum ents and publications The box s c o r e on exclu sion in other organs and organizations of in ter-A m erica n system is as follow s F eb ru a ry 15 1962 - In ter-A m erica n D efense B oard The C ouncil of D elegates took o ffic ia l recognition of Resolution VTI by w hich the F oreign M in isters sp ecifica lly excluded the p resen t Governm ent o f Cuba fr o m the InterA m erican D efense B oard with im m ediate effect F ebru ary 21 1962 - In ter-A m e ric an Institute of A gricultural S cien ces ___ Reco TM Collection Act of 1992 PL10M26 fr-PMfr urn ikfijnhk TOP SECRET TOP SECR ET At a m eetin g o f the G o v e rn in g B o a r d o f the Institute the C h airm an ru led that the p r e s e n t G overn m en t o f Cuba w as e x clu d ed fr o m fu rth e r p a r tic ip a tio n in the B oa rd The ruling w ent un ch allen ged M a rch 21 1962 - C o m m itte e f o r C u ltu ra l A ction The C ou n cil o f the OAS a ctin g on a r e p o r t o f its G en era l C om m ittee co n ce r n in g a d d itio n a l m e a s u r e s b y the COAS to im p le m e n t R e s o lu tio n V I a g r e e d that it w as n e c e s s a r y to e le c t a new m e m b e r to the C o m m itte e f o r C u ltu ra l A ctio n re p la cin g Cuba A p r il 3 1962 - I n t e r -A m e r ic a n N u c le a r E n erg y C o m m is s io n A t the fou rth m e e tin g o f the IANEC in M e x ico C ity the C h a irm a n in the open ing s e s s i o n n oted the a p p lica b ility o f R e s o lu tio n VI to IA N E C H e w as n ot ch allen ged in h is ru lin g Cuba did n ot send a d e le g a tio n A p r il 27 1962 - P an A m e r ic a n H ealth O rgan ization The E x e cu tiv e C o m m itte e d e c id e d not to take a ctio n on R e s o lu tio n VI but to lea v e this to the c o n fe re n ce to be h eld in A u gu st o f this y e a r Cuba sen t an o b s e r v e r The c a s e o f PA H O is c o m p lic a te d b y the fa c t that the org a n iza tion a ls o s e r v e s as the R e g io n a l O ffice o f WHO and that in this dual ca p a city Cuba had the right to p a r tic ip a te b y v irtu e o f its WHO m e m b e r s h ip On A p r il 26 1962 w e d is tr ib u te d through the UN o u r r e p ly to a Cuban note o f A p r il 19 ch a r g in g that w e w ere try in g to e x p e l Cuba fr o m the PA H O June 9 1962 - P an A m e r ic a n Institute o f G eography and H is to r y The D ire ctin g C o u n cil a p p ro v e d a re so lu tio n suspending the p r e s e n t G overn m en t o f Cuba f r o m fu rth e r p a rticip a tion in the Institute The vote w as 8 to 0 w ith fiv e absentions B o liv ia B r a z il Canada C h ile and M e x ic o T w o Cuban d elega tes ca m e to the m eetin g but the C h a irm a n s u c c e e d e d in p ersu a d in g them n ot to in s is t on p re se n tin g c r e d e n tia ls T hey departed the m eetin g b e fo r e the opening s e s s io n 2 TOP SECRET TOP SECRET Annex #2 Exam ples of A n ti-C a stro Statements Made in the H em isph ere Since the Punte del Este M eeting 1 C osta R ica - E x -P re sid e n t F ig u eres hailed the defeat o f C astro Com m unism in Guatemala Costa R ica V enezuela and P eru With regard to C astro he said T h e day fo r the battle w ill com e Cuba awaits it 2 P eru - P eru vian national radio b roa d ca st that in addition to being a tra ito r F id e l C astro has turned out to b e a m alignant tum or spreading throughout the continent M 3 Uruguay - M ontevideo new spaper ch arged that th e life o f the accu sed in Cuba is at the m e r c y o f the whim s o f the m em b ers of these s o -c a lle d revolu tion ary tribunals im posed by C a s t r o 11 4 Argentina - Juan Antonio Sol ri lea d er o f the Argentine S ocia l D em ocra tic P a rty in congratulating B etancourt p u blicly stated that B etancourt support by the people w ill win o v e r the extrem e left and C astro com m unist elem ents that have produ ced two bloody uprisin gs 5 B ra z il - Hundreds o f la b or lea d ers p u b licly a ffirm e d their a n ti-C a stro stand 6 C olom bia - The national radio ca lled upon the peoples of A m e rica to defend against Russian im p erialism and the continental expansion plans o f F id el C astro 7 Costa R ica - The Costa Rican la b or federation adopted a resolution condem ning F id el C astro 8 B oliv ia - The B olivian U niversity Confederation m anifested its opposition to Cuban harassm ent of higher education 9 San Salvador - The general public m an ifested its opposition to C a stro-com m u n ist led student d em on stra tors 10 Paraguay - The F ebrerista P a rty pu blicly expelled its strongly pro oCastro left wing provi8iom Collection Act of 1W u 5 -TOP SECRET TOP- SECRET J u ly 12 1962 - In ter-A m erica n C om m ission of Women At a m eeting o f the E xecutive C om m ittee the m em bers acknow ledged the applicability o f R esolu tion VI to the LACW Th ere was no dissenting opinion Resolution VIII - Suspension of Trade with Cuba Pursuant to this resolu tion the C ou n cil o f the OAS has established a Special C om m ittee Argentina C olom bia D om inican R epublic E l Salvador Panam a P eru United States to study the fea sib ility and d esira b ility o f extending the suspension o f trade with Cuba to other item s than a rm s with sp e cia l attention to item s o f strategic im portance We have p re p a re d a p rogra m to be advanced in this Com m ittee at a suitable opportunity We have con su lted with the Chairm an o f the OAS on the d esira b ility of extending the role o f this Special C om m ittee to include the vigilan ce function assign ed to the Council by the M FM in paragraph 1 of R esolution II 3 TOP SECRET - TOP SECRET Annex #3 S p e cific E co n o m ic A ctio n s T aken b y F o r e ig n G overn m en ts at U S R equ est 1 I s r a e l c a n c e lle d a $ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 tra n s a c tio n w h ich in v olv ed shipping I s r a e li t ir e s to a fr ie n d ly A fr ic a n n ation in exch an ge f o r Cuban su gar 2 I s r a e l a g r e e d to re d u ce Cuban su g a r im p o r t s 3 I s r a e l a g r e e d to c a n c e l a sh ipm ent o f e g g s to Cuba 4 J ordan a g r e e d to stop im p o rts o f Cuban su g a r 5 Iran gave a s s u r a n c e s it did not intend to p u rch a s e Cuban su ga r 6 G r e e c e a g r e e d to ban e ith e r d ir e c t o r in d ir e c t im p o r ts o f Cuban su ga r 7 Japan a c tiv e ly seek in g new s o u r c e s o f su g a r to r e p la c e Cuba P r o b a b ly w ill p u rch a s e 2 0 0 0 0 0 tons fr o m India and 2 0 0 0 0 tons fr o m South A fr ic a 8 I s r a e l gave a s s u r a n c e s that it d o e s not intend s e llin g su rplus B rita n m a st C o n ste lla tio n to Cuba Declassified under the provisions ci t' ' o JFK Assassination Records Colleton Act of 1992 PL102-526 By m m t KARA Ptte S M n T OP SECRET JFKL NSF Box 319 folder Special Group Augmented July 1962 This document is from the holdings of The National Security Archive Suite 701 Gelman Library The George Washington University 2130 H Street NW Washington D C 20037 Phone 202 994-7000 Fax 202 994-7005 nsarchiv@gwu edu