FREE CUBA GROUP PROBES WHAT ISLAND IS REALLY LIKE

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CIA-RDP73-00475R000102540019-6
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December 23, 2016
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March 10, 2014
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April 23, 1964
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STAT Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/03/10: CIA-RDP73-00475R000102540019-6 ROCKFORD , ILL. STAR m. 53,310 S. 71,273 Front Page Date: Edit Page Other rt Page #1/ AP R 2 3 1984 ' ree q0" 4,2 , . ? . i8 to government investments' By VERNON LOUVIERE For instance, the myth that lin mid-1900 of less than $10 mil-. ? Of Oar Washington Bureau "today, everyone can get a good jlion. Only 11 construction per- mits for housing were issued MI the last quarter of 1961. Yeti Ciiba has an annual average] need of 20,000 new. urban and 10.000 rural dwellings. Sfnc el ubciGro' ---lWork Saturdays and Sundays, f Ili) this additional firce still was .iunable to finish,. .. thri harvest on t lt, ime. ..! , I Another myth is that hous- 1 ing is more abundant for the . i Cubans today due to - -"social ? progress" under CommUnisiii. li What are the facts? . 71 ti ff 7 .. Cuba's civilian ccnstructioni ox. eat, v liA Jridustry dropped from a $611 bes IN hat Is/an iliion private enterprise MI education in Cuba." WASHINGTON ? Fidel Cas- Before Castro, Cuba hatf.eight tro has been telling the world' universities. Tuition in s'i a t e the p(.ople of Cuba never had universities was a token $5 a ,.;;iod but a careful analysis ? h month. Forty per cenr of. the press and aired' by gov- 4hen, 90 per cent of Cuba's con-f students were given scholar ,ernment radio, . together w i t h:ships. These universities h.a clIlcrete and Wood has .gone into :eyewitness accounts of refugees, some of the finest faculties inimilitary construction. ! 'Hemisphere. tell a different story. this i And it's not so much the sto-. Now, Cuba has only three h ' iy of Communist treachery and. universities. Entrance re- quirements depend solely on icieceit ? already well docu- whether the applicant - is . imented ? but the day-to-d a v erosion of human 'rights thp member of the Communist ;I treaches down into the home, the party, The Young Comnim- ? t...ohool and the job. ? ; nists or Can prove he is not ' Much of the information militantly anti-Castro. iming? to light is being as- ] Castro frequently lays t h c ,:!inbled by the Citizens Corn- jblame- for the steadily declining 1--iittee for a Free Cuba whose jagricultural production on network of sources May al- !experienced young administra-] most be on a. par .with that of the Central Intelligence Agen- cy. HAs an example, the commit, tee monitors the Cuban radic tors" or the "brutal economic: blockade." ? . .r There have been 19 govern-, ment decrees to curb 'popular sabotage" such as the 'burni-ng around the clock whil ? CIA is of sugar cane. Decree 988 pro-, hndcrstood to check vides for summary execution! :broadcasts only a few h 'o u r within .48. hours. 'during the day and night. Also; Castro has had to resort Jo; , virtually every refugee clues-, conscripting every Cuban malel tioned . by th CIA .,rian his ar. between 17 and 45 to fill the la-I r;val in this country is interro- bor gap. They are paid slave , -',,ated by the committee. wages of $7 a month in, a -coun- ? . This documentation has made try that has always ? b e e It easy to torpedo some . of the plagued by a surplus .of labor.' popular myths Castro 'has been'More than 50,000 Workers were, trying to sell to the outside pulled off other jobs and sent!. . to the ..cape fiehl Forced to,r, ? Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/03/10: .01A-RDP73-00475R000102540019-6