STAND ON CUBA OPPOSED

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000300090001-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 21, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: April 29, 1961
• Content Type: NSPR

APR 2 14 1961
C2Cw!d For Release 2000/06/13 : 175
Castro' Are they any leas worth
}of support now than when the
I the struggle against Batista, all
' he right to deteemine their ow
d(stiny.'
cominittec wilil evidence that th
Cuban people are bring consulted o
fleet. they are really free to exercis
provide the Fair Play for Cub
Burt, 4uring the more than tw
years of the presei t Cuban regim
The Senate subcommittee on In-
ternal Security had direct testirfony,
since made public, that the bulk of
the money for their previous ad-
vertisement was handed over to the
Fair Play for Cuba Committee by
the son of Dr. Raul Roa, Cuba's
Foreign Minister. Furthermore, three
leading members of the committee,
including the former executive dl-
rector, have taken asylum in Cast
tra's Cuba, while other Americans
fe ce the firing squad in that coun-
try. Yet this committee has the
audacity to question Whether Presi.
dent , Kennedy and Secretary of
Sate Rusk speak for the American
people.
Does the omission of free elec-
tions, or indeed elections of any
Queried on Support of Begins
?TorMS osotrTaINRwYoaKTnsss:
The advertiaemant of the "Fair
Play for Cuba Committee" published
A Aril 21, is an affront to the Ameri-
can people. This committee's concept
at fair play is complete tolerance
and even benevolence toward the
piesent. regime of F14el Castro,
wrtfch suppresses basic human rights
and sanctions terror and official
murder as an instrument of govern-
ment.
Fiiir. Play for Cuba Committee Isi
Stand on Cuba Opposed
the dictatorship of Batista'.
play indeed!
ten prefers not to, that the Castr
oviet bloc and Is the recipten
enns, equipment and supplies,
well as direct military training, fr
mittee apparently has no object
v a intervention in Cuba from the
sources.
,A roved For Release 2000/061,
Finally. It should bR.. t)ctEd 0tMt `;
his committee in it& latest advsr. t
Acting National Lxequtive BecreI
ary. Where us. those appn"
dentify thentsei9hsl_ li44entl Via
Presldanf' , hreel4 tt,Hci '
New York,'April 21 191-
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