</s>104-1010-10064 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH SECRET PROCESSING 10 PACKING ACTION 10 Deputy Chief, W/L/SA X HAND FOR MOUNTING ACTION HAND OF MOUNTINGS ONLY ROUCH ONLY ROOMS ONLY RECOUNCES ONLY ACCOUNTING ONLY LOCATION FROM X Chief of Station, JINNAVE /L/C. ONLY COOLING ACTION REQUIRED: TYPIC/ANSPELL/OPERATION/LIC. ASSPELL Tour of Latin America ACTION REOUNCED: REFES: WAVE 1448 B. HILBA 9011 D. HILA 9011 C. HULBA 9691 D. QUIT 5997 D. SAGO 5997 D. C. SACO 6997 D. SAGO 6995 HILA 9591 HIVA 11,993 1. SUMMARY: The Reference A. ANSPELL exhibit toured six Latin American countries during a five-month period, February-June 1964 American countriesduring a five -month period. I. HICA 11,999 Lent results were achieved to the tour was only moderately successful- 1964 American Countries during a Guayaquil and La-Paz -- where excel- Montenegro. According to the total number of persons who lent results was achieved to an ASPELL, the tour only moderately success- Monteverde, According to an APSELL, the total amount of people who MonteVERde, according to the general number of individuals who attended conferences at which the ANSPEL team gave talks on the reference. A exhibit at which an ASPELI team gave interviews on the Reference: A.A.M.S. and the dangers from 34 newspapers (47) items)) to 30 radio stations, and six television stations. AMSPELL (item)) are 30,000 stations and six televisions. A.MSPELL enclosed under separate cover. Reports from Wit staff stations to the <loc_787><loc_562><loc_787><loc_573><loc_188><loc_574>tour was under a moderate success that could have been better if the it was not included in this report. If you have been able to access the more if you had been better organized and could not have been much better in the tour would have been more

Summary: The ANSPELL tour, conducted between February and June 1964, visited six Latin American countries. The tour was described as only moderately successful, with varying levels of public engagement and media coverage across locations. Key challenges included difficulties securing exhibition spaces, limited local cooperation, and incidents involving local communist groups attempting to disrupt events. Media outreach reached 30 radio stations, six television stations, and 47 newspapers. Specific reports noted attendance figures ranging from 200 to over 2,000 individuals across different cities. The document includes coded references such as "QUIT 5997" and "SAGO 6995," which may relate to internal tracking or specific incidents.  

Key People: ANSPELL team members; local contacts (AMBARD/AMBSEL); Communist party representatives in Cali; unnamed local authorities and media personnel.  

Key Locations: Colombia (Bogota, Medellin), Ecuador (Quito), Bolivia (La Paz), Argentina (Buenos Aires, Rosario, Cordoba), Uruguay (Montevideo), Venezuela (Caracas), Brazil (unspecified).  

Key Events: Exhibition openings in multiple cities; media outreach efforts; incidents involving communist groups attempting to disrupt events; challenges with visa procurement and local cooperation; press coverage varying by location.  

Key Organizations: Local government authorities; media outlets (radio, television, newspapers); Communist party in Cali; Chamber of Commerce in Argentina; unspecified station assets referenced in the document.

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