What does FPCC stand for?

Fair Play for Cuba Committee (est. 1960; New York, NY)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Taber was so smitten by what he heard that he would eventually form the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, whose most famous member would be Lee Harvey Oswald.

Fidel's favorite propagandist: how a New York Times reporter's ...

After two weeks of reviewing classified cables, he had learned that Oswald's pro-Castro political activities needed closer examination, especially has attempt to shoot a right-wing JFK critic, a diary of has efforts to confront anti-Castro exiles in New Orleans, and has public support for the pro-Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee.

The good spy: how the quashing of an honest C.I.A. investigator ...

Two years after the board was created, the board said, the Secret Service destroyed "protective intelligence files" concerning "threats to President Kennedy in the Dallas area," Kennedy's travels in the weeks before the assassination and the activities of the pro-Fidel Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee with which Oswald had aligned himself weeks earlier.

SIX-YEAR REVIEW OF JFK SLAYING ENDS BOARD HAD TO FIGHT FOR SOME ...