</s>104-1070-10051 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 2.8/11/98 3/11% Date: 02/12/98 Page: 1 29 JFK ASSASSINTATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER: AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER : CIA 104-10170-1001S1 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER # 801013575TA JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBERS : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: Cia FROM : CHIEF OF STATION: JMMVATE CHIEFP OF STATIONS: JMWVATE TITLE : CHIEFF OF TASK FOR WCE DATE : DATE: AMPSELL PROGRESS REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 1962 DATE#: DATE #: DAT#: DATE/09/62 SUBJECT: AMPSELLE PROGREST REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 1962 PROGRESS REPORT APPEAR, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT* DOCUMENITY TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : PAPER, CLASSIFICATION : SECRET: CURRENT STATUS : SECRET DATE OF LAST REVIEW : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE of LAST REVEW : 02/07/98 COMMENTS : OPENING REVIEW: COMMENTS: 02/01/98 JFK64-25:25:1997, 1992.07.02.07:07.11:28:26:56:590031: ATTACHMENTS INCLUDED (R) - ITEM IS RESTRICTED

Summary:  
The document contains a classified CIA progress report dated September 1962 detailing operations under AMPELL (a covert intelligence network) and ANSPEL (a Cuban-based propaganda effort). It outlines financial allocations for operational expenses ($20,660.40), support ($5,900.00), and general salaries ($9,000.00) for September 1962. Activities include distribution of propaganda materials in Cuba (PRIMEN, PIRUMEN), coordination with Soviet bloc entities, funding for exfiltration operations, and monitoring Communist shipping. A "Cuban Report" is referenced, but no direct connection to John F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation is present.  

Key People:  
- AMPELL/ANSPEL operatives (names obscured or coded)  
- JMWNEI (CIA station chief)  
- AMHINT (intelligence unit)  
- PIMA Officer (handling funding for ANSPEL)  
- KUBARK (CIA counterintelligence program)  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Caracas, Venezuela  
- Latin America (general reference to regional activities)  
- PRIMEN/PIRUMEN (code names for Cuban operations)  

Key Events:  
- September 1962 AMPELL/ANSPEL operational review  
- Funding allocation for propaganda and intelligence activities  
- Coordination with Soviet bloc entities and anti-Cuban operations  
- Distribution of clandestine materials in Cuba  

Key Organizations:  
- CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)  
- KUBARK (CIA counterintelligence program)  
- AMPELL/ANSPEL (covert intelligence and propaganda networks)  
- AMHINT (intelligence unit under AMPELL)  

Summary:  
Fragmented Spanish-language text discusses student revolutionary groups ("Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil") and their activities in Latin America, including references to José Antonio Echeverría and labor movements. Mentions of "John F. Kennedy" appear in a context involving correspondence with U.S. officials, though the content is garbled. References to events in Uruguay, Cuba, Mexico, and Venezuela are noted, along with propaganda efforts and organizational structures within revolutionary networks. No direct link to JFK or the assassination investigation is established.  

Key People:  
- José Antonio Echeverría  
- Lao Boingings (ex-President of Mexico)  
- K.R. Roussarda  
- Mr. Hunds  
- Unspecified "students" or "delegates"  

Key Locations:  
- Uruguay, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Latin America, Washington (U.S.), and the United States  

Key Events:  
- Revolutionary student activities in Latin America  
- International delegations and labor movements  
- Efforts to influence political outcomes  
- Correspondence with U.S. officials including John F. Kennedy  

Key Organizations:  
- Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (Student Revolutionary Directory)  
- Unspecified revolutionary groups  
- Potential ties to international labor or political networks  

Summary:  
Fragmented Spanish-language text discusses the "Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil" (Student Revolutionary Directorate) and its activities in Latin America, including student demonstrations, propaganda campaigns, and opposition to Fidel Castro. Mentions of dates (May 1963, August 1961), locations (Costa Rica, Mexico, Venezuela, Cuba), and events like the "Stilencio March" (Silence March) are noted. No direct connection to John F. Kennedy or his assassination is present.  

Key People:  
- José Antonio Echeverría  
- Alberto Miller (Secretary-General of DRE)  
- Miguel Orrida Arroyo  
- Juan Pereira  
- José de Rodríguez  

Key Locations:  
- Mexico City, San Jose (Costa Rica), Maracaibo (Venezuela), Panama City, Havana (Cuba), Costa Rica, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia, Colombia, Honduras, and others  

Key Events:  
- Student demonstrations and propaganda campaigns in Latin America  
- International student conferences and assemblies  
- "Stilencio March" against Castro  
- Efforts to gain international support for anti-Castro activities  

Key Organizations:  
- Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (Student Revolutionary Directorate)  
- International Student Assemblies (IIA, CICA, CIF)  
- Latin American student unions and labor organizations  

Summary:  
The document contains incoherent text with references to Cuban revolutionary activities, student movements, and Fidel Castro. Mentions of events in 1992, meetings in Havana, and discussions about political groups like the "Dirección Revolucionaria Estudiantil" (Student Revolutionary Direction) are noted. Repeated numerical sequences and administrative/form-like elements appear but lack coherent context. No direct connection to John F. Kennedy or his assassination is present.  

Key People:  
- José Antonio Echeverrillo  
- Fidel Castro  
- Benito Díaz (repeatedly mentioned in fragmented form)  
- Márida Ferman Hermán  
- Unnamed individuals associated with Cuban revolutionary groups  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Santa Catarina (Brazil), Quintana (Cuba), and unspecified locations referenced as "La Universidad de Cuba" and "Universidad de Calleucia"  

Key Events:  
- Meetings between revolutionary figures in Cuba and Brazil  
- Protests against Castro's policies  
- Discussions about Cuban political movements and publications like "Cuba Socialista"  

Key Organizations:  
- "Dirección Revolucionaria Estudiantil de Cuba"  
- "DRE de Cuba"  
- "Universidad de Cuba"  
- Unspecified revolutionary groups associated with student activism in Cuba  

Summary:  
Fragmented non-English phrases and references to Cuban labor activities, including the "Conferçação do Trabalho de Trabalhão de Cuba" (Cuban Workers' Conference), discussions about political freedoms ("não tom Liberdade"), and revolutionary strategies. Mentions of Fidel Castro's involvement in economic initiatives are noted, but no direct connection to John F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation is present.  

Key People:  
- Fidel Castro  
- "Castro emmuntas" (possibly a corrupted reference to Castro's strategic planning)  

Key Locations:  
- Cuba  

Key Events:  
- Labor conferences and workers' movements in Cuba  
- Discussions about political freedoms and restrictions  
- Revolutionary strategies and economic initiatives  

Key Organizations:  
- C.T.C. (Cuban Workers' Confederation, inferred from context)  
- "Conferçação e la ciudadora de trabalho" (workers' councils or labor organizations)  

Summary:  
The text contains non-English characters, fragmented phrases, and apparent errors or coded language. References to "Pelícia Serra" (possibly a misspelling of Brazilian Military Police), "crise de 1981" (1981 crisis), "Seguramiento" (security measures), and "America Latina" (Latin America) are noted. Administrative/procedural guidelines, such as "conclusões Finais" (Final Conclusions), are mentioned, but no substantive content related to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or associated investigations is present.  

Key People:  
- No identifiable individuals tied to JFK or the assassination investigation  

Key Locations:  
- References to "Cala," "República de la córa," and "lira" (possibly locations or terms in another language)  

Key Events:  
- Mentions of a "crise de 1981" (1981 crisis) and procedural documentation guidelines  

Key Organizations:  
- Security measures and possibly military/police entities, but no specific organizations tied to the JFK case are identified

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