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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL, DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OSMA-22,232**DOB: c. 1925**J. SUAREZ Ramos, Roberto. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Havana/Calixto Garcia Hospital. Intelligent and professionally skilled. Admitted to be a candidate for the Cuban Communist Party in order to live more comfortably. Married to a former medical-school student who desires to leave Cuba and who constantly criticizes the political indoctrination in Cuban schools suffered by their four children. Suarez admits corresponding with a brother in Miami. Age 35-40, 5' 7", 170 pounds, black hair. Would probably defect and be debriefed if abroad with family.**DOB: c. 1928**J. YODU Prevez, Rene. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Havana/Calixto Garcia Hospital. Is sole member of Onlixto Garcia staff to side with the staff of the Department of Medical Psychology of the University of Havana, headed by Jose Angel Bustamante, which is notoriously servile to the regime. Attended the 1960 international psychiatric congress in Madrid. Married and regularly fights in public with his wife. Mulatto, Age 35-40, 5' 11", 170 pounds, black hair. Vague possibility of defection and subsequent debriefing, if Yodu felt there was absolutely no risk involved.**S.F.****DOB c.1940**J. Cunill, Cristina. Specially appointed Professor of Psychology of the University of Havana Medical School/Calixto Garcia Hospital. Only intimate friends know that she is firmly anti-regime, as she pretends the opposite, in order to support her widowed mother and younger brother Philip, currently majoring in English Literature at the University of Havana and attempting to obtain a scholarship for study abroad (probably England) in order to defect. Cunill may have been born in the U.S., when her father was a Cuban diplomat posted there. She would leave Cuba if it were not for family commitments. She is a courageous, discreet woman, about 26 years old, who might possibly work against the regime while still in Cuba, and most probably would do so if she and her family were outside of Cuba. Would seek a scholarship to study abroad if there were a way to make up for the loss of her monthly income of approximately 500 pesos, which is needed for the support of her family.**DOB: c. 1939**J. Mora (fnu). Instructor of Psychiatry, University of Havana Medical School/Calixto Garcia Hospital. Admits he desires to leave Cuba but is too gripped by inertia or fear to try. His wife also wishes to leave. They have one or two children. Age 25-27, 5' 6", 130 pounds, blond hair. If abroad with family dice he would probably defect and consent to debriefing. He is too timid for any other operational utilization.**DOB: c. 1928**J. Perez Villar, Jose. Instructor and head of the Department of Child Psychiatry, University of Havana Medical School/Calixto Garcia Hospital. Admitted being so emotionally distressed by his inability to leave Cuba that he requested not teaching university classes. He is attempting to leave through a scholarship, as a delegate to a medical congress, or through the translation/publication of *Intelligence and Americans*, a medical text by U.S. author James Lacy. Eint, with whom he corresponds. He is married and has a 15-year-old son, whom he is resigned to leave behind to perform obligatory military service, in the event he and his wife can-leave. Perez formerly attended a U.S. university. Age 39, 5' 7", 160 pounds, black hair. If outside of Cuba, Perez could be used as an access agent to Cuban officials, as his opposition to the regime is known to only a few friends.**DOB: c. 432**J. Lopes, Mirta. Instructor of Child Psychiatry, University of Havana Medical School/Calixto Garcia Hospital. Never makes