Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 2-1970Date: October, 1550.-FURI: AMATFROM: ARCHIVESUBJECT: Report about all file traces appearing in this Archive in connection with your request on the following:ARAUJO LeopoldoFILE TRACES:*   ARAUJO Bernal, LeopoldoPromoter of the "Comité iro-Liberación do Nicaragua" (Committee for tho Liberation of the Republic of Nicaragua).Ref.: Newspaper "Y" - 7/22/59.-Doctor.- General Secretary of the Pan-American Medical Congress.-He requests from the subsidiary associations their sending cablegram to the President of the United States expressing their protest for the air-raid over the City of Havana.Ref.: Newspaper "" - 10/27/59.In connection with Justo CAILLO and in the company of José Angel ELST and Jorge QUINTAA he suggests statements supporting tho Covorn.Ref.: "Bonenia" magazine, part named "Jeccada en Cuta" (Cuban Section:Edition of the 10th of July, 1930, Page 61.Loctor.- Cifico imator of "dministración de los Departamenice da Crientación y Eshabilitación de menores (.anagexft of Departments for the Crientation add Berdjustuct of literal. In an article appearing in the magazine "Lokasia" ne explains about the operation of the cadjustment Program for incr .ale Boys at Torrens.-Ref.: .apasino cia", edition of the 31st day of July, 1950, PaVice-President of the Medical College.acer of the Dalciation on "Cuban Physicians arriving at Santiago de Chile.Ref.: Newspaper "Y" - edition of 12/10/६०:Doctor. Director of "Prevención de Bidnestar Social (Prevention of Eocial Colfare).-ber of "?.S.P". (Popular Socialist Party)Fef.: José PAZ Kovás - January-17, 1961.-Physician.- Comunist.- Informer of the G-2 (Secret Police)Ref.: February 25, 1961.-AMC-1Arrived to i'axico on Docetor 19/61- Ref.: 001143.- Shoot to. 00102Fof.: "Acicos" Passenger List.-Doctor.- Professor of retical Psychology of the University of Havana Salary $409.66.-Rof. CC-32.-CS COPY
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- Page 2 -OCT 15 14SUBJECT: Report about all file traces appearing in this Archive in connection with your request on the following:ARAUJO LeopoldoFILE TRACES:ARAUJO Bernal, Leopoldo (continued)Leader of the Medical College. Visits "Granjas del Pueblo" (People's Granges).- ref.: Newspaper "Revolución" - January 10, 1962, Page 2.-Doctor.- Head of the "Departamento de Psicología social del Instituto de Investigaciones de la Actividad Nerviosa Superior" (Department of Social Psychology of the Research Institute oriented to the top level Nervous Activity) which is located at No. 37 L Street, Alturas del Vodado Residential Section.-Ref.: Newspaper "El Día" - December 9, 1962, Page 3.-In the presidency of the opening event of the I National Medical Congress held in the "Habana Libre" Hotel on the 17th. day of , 1963.-Ref.: S/N - Agent - March 12, 1963.-He was in the presidency of the closing event of the I National Medical Congress held on the 24th. day of the month of February, 1963 in the Chaplin Theater, in which event delivered the closing speech. - Fidel CASTRORef.: S/N - Agent - March 12, 1963.-Doctor.- Member of the "Instituto de Investigaciones de la Actividad Nerviosa Superior" (Research Institute for the top level nervous activity) and forming part of the Medical Psychology Department of the University of Havana.- Ref.: Newspaper "Hoy" - March 17, 1963 Página 3.-Doctor.- President of the National Medical College.- He heads a meeting in which it is informed that the goal aimed at in connection with 400 physicians taking part in the events of the 1st. of May, has been surpassed.Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo", edition of the 24th. of April, 1963, Page .Doctor.- Communist Professor of the Medical Psychology Faculty of the University of Havana.- Appointed in accordance to paragraph 20/62.- Monthly Salary $409.66.-Ref.: Report CC-95 - April 26, 1963 (Agent ).-Doctor.- President of the National Medical College.- He takes part in
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- Page 3 -OCT 15 1954ARAUJO LeopoldoPILL TRACES:ARAUJO Bernal, Leopoldo (continued)*   the 1st. of May Parade in the company of the Socialist Physicians.-    Ref.: Newspaper "Revolución", edition of the 2nd. day of May, 1963, Page 5.-*   White Race.- Older than 45 years old. Domiciled in Cuba at No. 1010 Forty First Street, Nuevo Vedado Residential Section.- It is understood that at present he is in the United States. He belongs to the medical Profession. He belonged to the Staff of the "Centro Benéfico Jurídico de Trabajadores de Cuba" (a Hospital catering to workers) which Hospital belongs to the "Partido Comunista" (Communist Party). He was on record in the "B.R.A.C." (Bureau for Reprisals again Communist Activities).-    Ref.: Report No. 66-120 - Agent AMOT-14 - May 7, 1963.-*   Travels Habana - Mexico on 6/21/63.- Passport 62-631.- Diplomat.. Ref.: "Ambos" Passenger List.-*   Doctor.- President of the National Medical College and Professor of the Medical School of the University of Havana.-    Ref.: Newspaper "Hoy" - February 20, 1964.- Page 5.-*   President of the National Managing Committee of the National Medical College.-    Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo" - March 3, 1964 - Page 8.-*   Doctor.- He was in the presidency of an event held at the "Instituto de Ciencias Básicas y Pre-Clínicas 'Victoria de Girón' ('Victoria de Girón (Giron Victory) for Basic and Pre-Medical Sciences), where on Institute    the 11th. of March a homage was offered to Dr. Enrique CABRERA,    a Mexican Physician who died in Moscow.-    Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo" - March 12/964.-*   Doctor.- President of the National Medical College.- then the remains of the Cuban Physician, Dr. Tomas Romay, were moved from the Colon Cemetery to a special crypt in the "Museo Histórico de Ciencias Médicas" (Medical Sciences History Museum), he took part in a honor guard beside such remains.    Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo"- March 31st., 1964 - Page 1*   Doctor:- President of the National Medical College.- Yesterday at night he received a group of visiting Soviet Physicians in the premise of the National medical college. Ref.: Newspaper "Hoy" - April 22, 1964.- Page 5.-
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- Page 3 -OCT 15 1964## AZAHUJO Leopoldo**FALL TRACES:**AZAHUJO Bernal, Leopoldo (continued)the 1st. of May Parade in the company of the Socialist Physicians.-Ref.: Newspaper "Revolución", edition of the 2nd. day of May, 1963, Page 5.-White Race.- older than 45 years old. Domiciled in Cuba at No. 1010 Forty First Street, Nuevo Vedado Residential Section.- It is understood that at present he is in the United States. He belongs to the medical Profession. He belonged to the Staff of the "Centro Benéfico Jurídico de Trabajadores de Cuba" (a Hospital catering to workers) which Hospital belongs to the "Partido Comunista" (Communist Party). He was on record in the "B.U.R.A.C." (Bureau for Reprisals against Communist Activities).-Ref.: Report No. CC-124 - Agent (AT-14) - May 7, 1963.-Travels Habana - Mexico on 6/21/63.- Passport 62-631.- Diplomat.-Doctor.- President of the National Medical College and Professor of the Medical School of the University of Havana.-Ref.: Newspaper "Hoy" - February 20, 1964.- Page 5.-President of the National Managing Committee of the National Medical College.-Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo" - March 3, 1964 - Page 8.-Doctor.- He was in the presidency of an event held at the "Instituto de Ciencias Básicas y Pre-Clínicas Victoria de Girón" ("Victoria de Girón (Giron Victory) for Basic and Pre-Medical Sciences), where on the 11th. of March a homage was offered to Dr. Enrique CABRERA, a Mexican Physician who died in Moscow.-Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo" - March 12/964.-Doctor.- President of the National Medical College.- then the remains of the Cuban Physician, Dr. Tomas Romay, were moved from the Colon Cemetery to a special crypt in the "Museo Histórico de Ciencias Médicas" (Medical Sciences History Museum), he took part in a honor guard beside such remains.Ref.: Newspaper "El Mundo" - March 31st., 1964 - Page 1Doctor:- President of the National Medical College.- Yesterday at night he received a group of visiting Soviet Physicians in the premise of the National Medical College. Ref.: Newspaper "Hoy" - April 22, 1964.- Page 5.
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- Page 4 -OCT.15 ESAARAUJO Leo colcoFILE TRACES:ARAUJO, Leopoldo 5.President "P.S.E." (could be by Special Substitution) of the National Medical College. He appears signing Resolutions Appointing and/or Dismissing Several Physicians.Ref.: Official Gazette No. 40 of February 27, 1962, Page 2542.Departed from Mexico on April 9/1962.- Diplomatic Visa.- Ref.: 1675Sheet No. 256.-Ref.: "Airplane" Passenger List.-As President "P.S.E." (could be by Special Substitution) he signed minutes of the National Medical College.Ref.: Official Gazette No. 156, Section First, edition of August 14,19-62.Doctor.- Belonging to the "Instituto de Investigaciones de la Actividad Nerviosa Superior" (Research Institute of the Top Level Nervous Activity) of the University of Havana.Ref.: "Bohemia" magazine - February 8/1963 - Page 99.-President "P. S. R." (by substitution determined in the Charter) of the National Medical College.Ref.: Official Gazette No. 102 - September 20, 1963 - Page 9477.-
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REPUBLICA DE CUBAMINISTERIO DE RELACIONES EXTERIORESLa Habana,5 do Octubredo 1964 "ANO DELA ECONOMIA"COLEGIO MEDICO NACIONALPag. 27Calle 23 No, 201esq. a N, 3er. piso,Vedado, La Habana.Pizarra: 32-9551Dr. Leopoldo Araujo Bernal, PresidenteCDr. Rubén Rodriguez Gavalda, Secretario GeneralCDr. Daniel Alonso Menéndez, TesoreroCSr. Lucas Escalante Bravo, Contador del Comité EjecutivoCDr. Ramón Granados Navarro, Vice-PresidenteCDr. Alfredo Gómez Sanpera, Vice-SecretarioCDr. Genaro Suárez Suárez, Vice-TesoreroCComp. Clara Cos, Jefe de Despacho
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14-0000015-9-11TO : DIRECTORFROM: SANTIAGOACTION: WH 8INFO : DOP, CI, CI/CPS, CI/IC 2, FI, FI/INT 2, RI/AN, SAS 8, S/C 2.SECRET 2515522INFO PACY HAVE CITE S460 544FRIAR-7 REPORTED THE FO TURKS AND S460 24 JUNE VIA CPASUBJ: LEOPOLDO ARAUJO BERMA DPOS 2 JUNE 12 PINAR DEL RIO, CUBAREF: DIPL PP D4S/531 TO ATTEND PANAMERICAN MEDICAL CONFERENCE;JOSE ANGEL ESTEVANTE O'LEARY - JAN 11 CUBA (MEDICAL DOCTORDIPL OP D52/532 PRESIDENT OF PANAMERICAN MEDICAL DELEGATION;>EUSEBIO RODRIGUEZ MANZANO DPOS 21 MAR 47 CUBA, EMPLOYEE INRASPECIAL PP P-43-547: BARTOLOME SOLIS CLIVA DPOS 8 FEB 13 CUBA,EMPLOYEE INRA SPECIAL OB-5-53-32. INDEX.SECRETMIS: Add to info on all four:CIT: CUB!Subj among Cubans who arrivedSantiago, Chile 24 June 63 From MexicoROUTINGFINAMFI/DISTINDEXPROCESSEDGROUPEXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.APERTURE CARD REPRODUCTIONS
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A delegation of physicians, presided by the vice president of the national committee of the Academy of Sciences, Jose Toman Sanchez, is departing shortly for Bolivia, where it will take part in the special general assembly of the Pan-American medical confederation in La Paz on 28 and 29 June. The departing members of the delegation are Leopoldo Anjo, the president of the national medical college, Pedro Director of the school of medicine of Havana University, Feliciano Bunto, of the staff of the national medical college, and Jose Angel Justamente, president of the executive committee of the Pan-American medical confederation. Leaving Mexico are the ambassador of the People's Republic of Yugoslavia, Bosko Vidakovic, and the Cuban manager of the Royal Dutch Airlines, Paul Boicke. (Emma PRIMERA LADILLA in Spanish to Latin America 0115 GMT 24 June 1563-2) (OFFICIAL USE ONLY)
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COPAR DATORS--The Cuban doctorsting part in the spiciat cons of the par-American zedical confederation 'a La Paz, Leopoldo Arnu'oreal ari Jose Al Bustacante, vere received by Cailean presidential camidate Salvador Allerde during their brief stopover in Santiago de Chile their way to Bolivia. (Eavara Spanish Americas 1100 GT 26 June 1963--E)
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SECRETSUBJECT: ARAUJO Bernal, LeopoldoSOURCE: Passport 2/62/631DATE: Nov 62PROCESSED INTO WH CICS PHOTO FILE 15 Oct 65as #501ADDITIONAL COPIES AVAIL. BLK IN W/C CICS ROOMGH 5510 EXT. 4255.> [Figure] A grainy portrait of a man with glasses wearing a suit and tie.SECRET201-771754
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# SECRETPERSONALITY FILE ACTION REQUESTTO: RID/201 Section TUBE STATION: DWÓFROM: NAMENOTE: See instructions on reverse side of form. Type or print. Gaste for use of 201 system is contained in CSHB 70-1-1. Chapter 111. Annex B.1. ACTIONSPECCANCELPHONE2. EXCLUDE TRUE NAME FROM MACHINE LIST3. RESTRICTED4. PERMANENT CHARGEYESNOYESNO5. 201 NO.124 NO.6. SOURCE DOCUMENTDATE7. NAME(Last)(First)(Middle)8. SEX9. PHOTOWMFYESNO10. NAME VARIATIONSTYPENAME(Last)(First)(Middle)11. DATE OF BIRTH12. COUNTRY OF BIRTH13. CITY/TOWN OF BIRTH14. COUNTRY OF LOCATION CODE15. CITIZENSHIP16. ORGANIZATION OR INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION17. OCCUPATION (Clear text)CODE18. ACTION DESKCODE19. SECONDARY DESKCODE20. CRYPTONYMHAND CARRY IF TRUE NAME APPEARS ABOVE21. COMMENTS22. SIGNATURE23. IDN-201-FORM11-62 831SECRET(369)
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# SECRET14-00000104-10163-10019 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992LX 32016 May 1963RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduseMEMORANDUM OF CONTACTSUBJECT : Jose Antonio CASAS Rodriguez (201-327702)DATE OF CONTACT : 2 May 1963 (2000 to 2345 Hours);4 May 1963 (0900 to 1300 Hours).1. On 1 May 1963 I travelled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and attempted to contact Subject at his home at 216 Cumberland Street at 1930 hours. Subject's son answered the door and advised that his father was out for the evening and wasn't expected to return till 2200 hours. At 2200 hours I returned to Subject's home to be advised that he had not yet returned but was expected momentarily. In view of the late hour, I requested the son tell his father that a representative of the United States Government had called and wished to speak to him on matters pataining to the situation in Cuba. I Indicated I would return about 2000 hours on 2 May.2. At 2000 hours on 2 May I called at Subject's home and found him present. He was friendly and courteous, requesting that I come into the home where I was introduced to his wife and several of his six children. He requested to see my KUBARK identification which he gave only a cursory glance before returning to me. He then indicated his complete willingness to supply any information known to him on the Cuban situation and personalities.3. Subject and his wife make an excellent impression. They proceeded to put me at ease, offered coffee, and generally showed themselves to be excellent extroverted hosts. The subsequent conversation lasted until approximately 2345 hours and was somewhat general in nature. Basically we rehashed information already provided by Subject during his debriefing by U. S. authorities in Miami and already reflected in his 201 file. Subject was rather difficult to debrief in that his English is somewhat fractured and he is extremely disorganized in his thoughts. He has a tendency to develop one theme which in turn will remind himSECRET![GROUP Excluded trem actomatic downgrading and dectessilicatius]201-334088![signature]
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SECRET- 2 -of a second, also of interest, which he will proceed to discuss to theconfusion of the first. This problem was perhaps compounded by thefact that Subject was uncertain as to the type of information of interestto KUBARK. He grasped quickly, however, he type of informationwhich would be of most interest to us and it rapidly became less difficultto get to the meat of the subject we were discussing. Further contactand debriefing of him will become progressively less difficult.4. We are consolidating the information obtained from Subject   from our two meetings with him on 2 and 4 May below for reporting   convenience.5. Basically Subject is able to supply specific information of   interest on only five personalities. He knows and was acquainted with   many other personalities in the Cuban government, but his relationship   with them is not close enough to enable him to provide information in   sufficient detail or depth to allow valid assessment as to their suscep-   tibility to a recruitment or other operational approach.6. Information on five Cuban government officials, well known   to Subject is set forth below:a. Esubio AZCUE, born about 1912, is presentlyemployed as a consul at the Cuban Embassy in MaxicoCity. AZCUE is a long time friend of Subject. They metduring the mid-1950's when both were involved in revolu-tionary activities attempting to bring about a democraticsocialist regime in Cuba. AZCUE is married to a Spanishwoman and was involved in the Spanish revolution, Hewas a very close friend of Manolo CASTRO who wasreportedly murdered by a group of Communist left wingrevolutionaries which included Fids! CASTRO. About1962 AZCUE was living in France and is believed to havebeen arrested by French authorities on charges resultingfrom his involvement in smuggling penicillin and otherantibiotics into France. Subject believes that AZCUE hasabout five children. During early 1961 while in MexicoCity, AZCUE was contacted by Subject in order to obtainadvice re the advisability of his defecting from the Castroregime and requesting political asylum in Mexico. As aSECRET,![Exluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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SECRET- 3 -result of this contact Subject obtained the impression that AZCUE is suffering from a lack of funds. Since AZCUE is somewhat of a snob and a fancy dresser, he finds this situation unpleasant. AZCUE also habitually has a mistress which in turn is a drain on his pocketbook.(1) According to Subject, AZCUE is an excellent draftsman who studied architecture at the University of Habana, although he never obtained a degree. Subject assesses him as a kind man, very happy-go-lucky, but impetuous and one who "blows with the wind". He doesn't seem to have the powers of concentration or of single purpose which would allow him to be successful. Subject feels that ALCUE has appended himself to the Castro regime since it offers him a purpose in life and a feeling of belonging to something.(2) Subject described AZCUE as being a very brave man. He felt that should AZCUE be approached by HUBARK and requested to cooperate, the physical danger inherent to in-place agent work would not affect his decision. In summary there would be a reasonable chance of persuading AZCUE to cooperate with KUBARK if a suitable monetary and ideological inducement were offered him. Subject feels, on the basis of their 1961 conversations in Mexico City, that AZCUE is not too enthused about the Castro regime and it is possible he has become even less in favor of it during the ensuing period.(3) Subject appended that it would be helpful in any approach to AZCUE to attempt to convince hin that Fidel CASTRO was directly involved in tho "gangster" revolutionary group responsible for Manolo CASTRO's murder, AZCUE was a very close iriond of Manolo CASTRO's and was affected greatly by his death.SECRET,
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SE....b. Enrique RODRIGUEZ Loeches: RODRIGUEZ was born about 1912 and is presently Cuban Ambassador to Morocco. RODRIGUEZ was involved for a long time in revolutionary attempts to overthrow the BATISTA and previous regines in Cuba. He was with CASTRO during the 1958-59 period in the Sterra Maestre. Subject became acquainted with and a close friend of HODRIGUEZ when both were members of the same so-called revolutionary "Directorio". Subject alleges that itODRIGUEZ tas disliked CASTRO since their first meeting during the 1958-59 period. Both Subject and his wife alleged to have received a letter from RODRIGUEZ written in the Sierra Maestre in which he listed his dislike of CASTRO and among other things referred to him using the Spanian equivalent of the term 'dirty prostitute". Subject advised that unfortunately this letter has been destroyed, Subject is convinced that if he met RODRIGUEZ on the street tomorrow the latter would have no compunctions about sitting down for a long discussion on old times as well as the political situation in Cuba. Subject is also convinced that he could on friendly terms "talk defection or recruitment" with RODRIGUEZ should they have the opportunity to meet.c. Orlando BLANCO, born about 1922, is married to a woman of Puerto Rican birth which makes her an American Citizen. BLANCO, according to the latest information available to KUBARK, is stationed with the Cuban Embassy in Morocco with the rank of counselor. Subject met BLANC when the latter became subordinate to him in the revolutionary "Directorio" working towards the overthrow of the Ettisia regime. Despite BLANCO's revolutionary activities, Subject assesses him as being relatively passive politically. Both BLANCO and his wife are believed to have applied for employment with the Cuban foreign service as a means of leaving Cuba. Subject feels it is possible they will not return to Cuba when their tour in Morocco expires. During 1960-61 BLANCO was employed in the National Bank of Cuba. During this period Subject obtained the impression that BLANCO had become anti-Castro. Subject, however, assesses BLANCO as a non-courageous type of individ! who might be fright-ened at the idea of working as an in-place agent. As anSEGT
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SECRET- 5 -example of BLANCO's lack of courage, Subject cited the fact that he and his wife attempted to avoid Subject's wife while Subject was an asylee in the Argentine Embassy in Habana. Incidentally, BLANCO's wife's name is Isabelle LAGO de Blanco and she is on excellent terms with Subject's wife Subject is apparently convinced that BLANCO would welcome an opportunity to meet with him providing he were assured that the fact of the meeting would not become known to his Cuban superiors.d. Faure CHOMON Medavilla (201-270370): In essence Subject was only able to reiterate the background information on CHOMON outlined in paragraph 5 of UFCW 1574, 13 January 1963. In order to place his relationship with CHOMON in perspective, Subject produced a personal letter to him from CHOMON which was written in January 1959 and referred to Subject in the most familiar of terms. Subject alleged that CHOMON has confided in him on many matters of personal and political nature for many years. As an example, he cited a difficulty in which CHOMON became involved during his tenure as Ambassador to the USSR and while Subject was stationed in Moscow, CHOMON at that time was having an affair with a Russian translator/ secretary assigned to him by the Soviets. This person's husband became knowledgeable of the relationship between his wife and CHOMON and beat on the door of the Cuban Embassy one day and proceeded to demand that CHOMON leave his wife alone. Subsequently a formal protest was received through Soviet foreign service channels. As a result of this incident, CHOMON asked Subject to take a walk with him (He didn't trust the Soviets and felt the Cuban Embassy was bugged.) in order to discuss this problem and the possible solution for it. Although CHOMON did not specifically state anything in this vein, Subject obtained the impression during the last two meetings in the Argentine Embassy in early 1962 that CHOMON was anything but happy with his lot under the Castro regime. Subject felt it would be worthwhile and alleged his willingness to prepare a "recruitment letter" for mailing to CHOMON in Cuba.