Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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VIAFXX SETTEMBRE 30TEL. 463038App. N.Sig. WHITE HOUSE|                                | 3     | 4     | 5      |       |     |     || ------------------------------ | ----- | ----- | ------ | ----- | --- | --- || Appartamento                   |       |       |        |       |     |     || Arrangiamento                  | ½     | 2.500 | 6.250  | 5.600 |     |     || Domestici                      |       |       |        |       |     |     || Piccola colazione              |       |       | 300    |       |     |     || Uva - Frutta                   |       |       | 500    |       |     |     || Caffetteria                    |       | 2500  | 400    |       |     |     || Spremute                       |       |       |        |       |     |     || Colazione                      |       |       |        |       |     |     || Pranzo                         |       |       |        |       |     |     || RISTORANTE                     |       |       |        |       |     |     || Gelati - Pasticc. - Sandwiches |       |       |        |       |     |     || Vini                           |       |       |        |       |     |     || Liquori                        |       |       | 500    | 500   |     |     || Birra                          |       |       |        |       |     |     || Acqua Minerali                 |       |       |        |       |     |     || Bibite                         |       |       |        |       |     |     || Bar                            |       |       |        |       |     |     || Autobus                        |       |       |        |       |     |     || Bagni                          |       |       |        |       |     |     || Capi                           |       |       |        |       |     |     || Riscaldamento                  |       |       |        |       |     |     || Biancheria - Stireria          |       |       |        |       |     |     || Telefono                       |       | 15    | 15     |       |     |     || Totale dal giorno              | 2.500 | 8.750 | 7.315  |       |     |     || Riporto                        |       | 2.500 | 15.00  |       |     |     || Totale                         |       |       | 198.60 |       |     |     || Pagamenti                      |       |       |        |       |     |     || Totale                         |       |       | 251    |       |     |     || Imposta d'entrata              |       |       | 50     |       |     |     || Bollo di Quietanza             |       |       | 38.84  |       |     |     || Servizio                       |       |       | 165.67 |       |     |     || TOTALE GENERALE                |       |       |        |       |     |     |I Sigg. Clienti sono pregati di pagare il conto entro il giorno della presentazione.
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A. BERGO REALE - RomaVIA XX SETTEMBRE, 30Camera N. 401O. BONETTI Prop.Sig. WHITE HOUSETelefono interurbano 1500I.G.E. 23Bollo 17TOTALE 1540POOR QUALITY DOCUMENT201-300614
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 2SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDACTION:SCDIINFO:RID COPY ADVANCE COPY SLOTTEDFILE, IR, AFT, WH/08, 052SECRET 190048Z19 AUG 55 IN 35137DIR CITE WAVE 5185CHAPPIE ITHRUSH SECUR PERUMENREF: WAVE 5:24 (3510)IDENTITIES: A. JANICE MIYATA, AKA JANICE ROMAN, CLAIMSSECRETARY TO IDEN B.B. ROBERT ROGERS, NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY.SECRETCFN 5105 5104 A JANICE MIYATA AKA JANICE ROMAN B ROBERT ROGERSNATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANYMICROFICHE19 AUG 65201-300614
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# SECRETCLASSIFIED MESSAGECLASSIFIED TO FILE NO.TOTAL COPIES 2FILE DIST. TO FILE NO.FILE DIST. TO BRANCHREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDESTROY SIG.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROMIm WelveACTION5656 RID COPYADVANCE COPYISSUED SLOTTED TUBEDUNITTIMEBYINFOFILE NP, A57, W/H/CZ, 052SEC A - 1300482DIM CITE WASH D.C.CHAFFIN (ST. RUSH) SECUR. PHROMEN19 Aug 65 PM 35139LORENIZ MIAMI SENGS1.  EDUARDO WHITEHOUSE WAS CONTACTED BY TELEPHONE ON 18 AUG*   IDEN A REPRESENTING IDEN B REQUESTING AN INTERVIEW FOR PURPOSEOBTAINING BACKGROUND INFO ON PER/SEN FRUIS IN CONJUNCTION WITHPROPOSED TRIP TO CONGO. WHITEHOUSE REFERRED IDEN A TO TUSTEER2.  TUSTEER RECEIVED TELEPHONE CALL FROM IDEN A REQUESTING    SAME INFO TUSTEER ADVISED WHITEHOUSE WAS ACQUAINTED WITH SOMEPHROMEN FRUITS IN CONGO AS HE HAD NO OFFICIAL CONNECTION AND COULDADD NOTHING FURTHER3.  INDICATIONS ARE IDEN B PROBABLY SAME SUBJ. WAVE 9305 (RIBAT)AT A SECONDING, TO ADVISE POSSIBLE IMPACT ON CONGO OF IDEN B ANDSOME INDICATION PROBABLY IN A GOOD DESIRE TO INTERVIEW WITH ANGOLA PILOTSAND SPECULATE ON PUBLIC REALITYSECRETFN, 5104, LORENIZ EDUARDO WHITEHOUSE IS THE KEY PERUMEN A TUSTEERAND OFFICIAL. B 5853 BMICROFICHE19 AUG 65201-300614
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MESSAGE FORMORIG WAL:kas.UNIT OSG/3EXT 4478DATE: 12 AUG 1965TOTAL COPIES-2654 SECRETFILE IN CS PILE NO. 201-300814*   DESTROY RETURN TO BRANCH    ROUTINGTO: WAVE (FOR LORENTZ)13 AUG 65FROM: DIRECTSIG CENCOD: SOD 6 FILE RID COPY WH/C 8 AF7, CI/OATO WAVE (FOR LORENTZ)CITE DER35418CHAPPY TITLUSH PBRUMENRAP: E 4430 (IN 21101).EE REP AND TELECON WITH LORENTZ 5 AUG, RECOMMENDCOSE OW) BE PAID SALARY THROUGH 7 APR 65 (DATE RETURNEDMIAMI) AND ALL MEDICAL EXPENSES DUE ILLNESS RELATED CONGO TOUR.HOS DEANS THIS SETTLEMENT GENEROUS IN VIEW W PERFORMANCE INCONGO, GROUNDED SIX WEEKS, RETURNED PRIOR EXPIRATIONCONTRACT, PLUS PIELD EVALUATION AS-MARGINAL PILOT AND TROUBLESOM?PROBLEM. REALIZE THIS MAKES W SHORT FIVE WEEKS SALARY;AS PROT. HAND KUBARK SHORT ELEVEN WEEKS HIS CONTRACTED SERVICES2.  FYI, FROM REVIEW W 201 FILE, BELIEVE W REASONABLE ENOUGHACCEPE ABOVE SETTLEMENT GRACEFULLY. DESIRE LORENTZ DO UTMOSTSETTLE CASE PER ABOVE TERMS. HOWEVER, IF IT APPARENT W UNHAPPYENGUGI TO CAUSE UNFAVORABLE PUBLICITY, LORENTZ AUTHORIZEDNEGOTIATE SETTLEMENT UP TO TOTAL REMAINDER SIX MONTHS SALARY.END OF MESSAGEReq iga decision re subj claims for back pay.13 AUG 65WILLIAM V. BROESOD/AD/OPS/3201-300614BERNARD J. PINAN, JR.,C/SOD/ABCOORUINΑΤΙΝΟ OFFICERSAUTHENTICATING
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INDEX: ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 26BY-SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROM JMWAVEACTION SCD6 GRID COPY ☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TUBEDADVANCE COPYINFO FILE VR WH/C8, AF7, CTIOA29 JUL 65 m 21101SECRET 2500400WAVE-4430CIR CITE WAVE 4432CHAPRIS CITIBUS!! POFUENTEFE: DIF 31.462LORENTO MIAMI SENDS:IF ANY HOS DECISIO RELATIVE TO ELMIDOCRITIQUE DEFEAT, WHITEHOUSE CLAIN, FOR BACK PAY(29 JUL 65)201-300614
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TO: HENGENFROM: Edward W. LORENTZSUBJECT: Eduardo Julius Whitehouse12 July 19651.  As we both know the Whitehouse case has been kicked around sufficiently that the finalizing of the case should be effected as soon as possible. My trip with Larry Murphy to Dow Leutcher's office, in my estimation didn't produce any effective decision. Mr. Leutcher's point of view was, if the man was due the money, pay him. If he was not due the money, don't pay him. I will give you the facts as I see them and if you feel that it is prudent to seek the advice of Jack Anderson for his opinion I'm sure it will be most helpful.A.  LEOP-7030 dated 30 May, indicates receipt of (W) intention to terminate contract effective 13 May. OK    Additionally, stipulates (W) incapacitated six weeks and requests authorization for immediate return and treatment.2.  Your 97928 of 1 April, concurs requests of Leop. Additionally, OK you stipulate to terminate contract the day the Subject departs Leop.3.  LEOP-8028 of 2 April, stipulates that Leop. "terminating (W) contract and returning first available". Requires medical attention not available Leop. Malady due conditions advance basis complicated lact of proper medical attention and maltreatment.B. Para 2 same message, indicated another medical case (Menedez) would remain Leop dispite fact "he can contribute nothing".4.  LEOP-8054 states (W) departed 3 April, via PAA, transferring flight in Rome. (W) presented me with three days Hotel bills in Rome to cover what he considered evacuation flight plus PAA on strike.5.  LEOP-8117 dated 7 April, allowed Perez to depart 8 April and recommended approval to pay full salary till 25 April. (Opinion is this a case of paying a man full salary on one hand while not paying another under the same circumstances)?6.  DIR-99498 of 7 April, requested details of (W) medical case.7.  LEOP-7150 dated 28 May, stipulates (W) returned on violation not "Leop request". Instructed contact Heston to execute voluntary termination of contract not executed. (W) departure 3 April not at Leop request. (Opinion in a contractual relationship it appears
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-2-highly unlikely to "request" someone to leave or terminate writtenagreement. Kouldn't one direct in lieu of request)?8. WAVE-0832 dated 16 April, gave medical evaluation which was   reviewed by WAVE Medical personnel. (Opinion - in debriefing of Sub-   ject I was personally convinced this man was sick. Furthermore. (W)   advised that he is in possission of medical report by Dr. El Khorury   that it was manditory for (W) to be evacuated for adequate medical   treatment.9. WAVE-k457 dated 3 May, indicated (W) still under going   continuous medical treatment.10. On April 19, (W) signed our local Quit Claim Form, but recent    conversation with the Subject indicated that he felt that although the    Form was signed that the "company would live up to its promises".11. There is no doubt that (W) was ill and based upon medical    opinion, as late as 7 May, in my personal observation that the man was    incompatiated from performing a full time job that based upon the fact    that no definitive or written agreement was made prior to departure,    that the Subject be paid in full for the six months term of his contract.    (Opinion - there is know doubt in my mind that this man firmly believes    that he is entitled to the salary based strictly upon the fact that he    was "evacuated" not terminated.12. I don't feel the man is unscrupulous enough to blackmail to    obtain what he feels is truthfully his, but feel positive that he will    speak to anyone of influence to assist in obtaining back salaries that    he feels is his. Cite the five reasonably important personnel refer-    ences that he lists on his Job Application Form. We are not dealing    with the common type individual using vealied threats, but someone who    is an intelligent individual who at one time exerted enough influence    on Jack Anderson to appoint a Chief Pilot and further influence Gen.    Lewis Walsh into taking action to hire some of his buddys,![Signature of Edward W. Lorentz]EDWARD W. LORENTZ
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SECRETCANCELLATION TO DIVISIONDATE 15 June 1965 jsMEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, OPS/3/AB/SODATTENTION: David LamoureuxC# 201-300614The file on WHITEHOUSE Insua, Eduardo Julius is cancelled and closed in CI/OA for the following reason:Failure to submit PRQ-II as required under CSI No. 10-5 or to indicate any further interest in obtaining approval for the operational use of Subject.Prior to any future use of Subject, it will be necessary to furnish a new approval request (Form #772) το CI/CA./s/ Edward P. BrownCHIEF, CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISIONSECRET![stamp 15 JUN65]![stamp 201-300614]![stamp MICROFICHE]FORM 691
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SECRETLEOP-915028 May 65 IN 78194SET 2518222DIR INFO JAVE (FOR LORENTZO CITE LFOGP. 9150REF: DIR 127271. BASIC DETAILS SEATON WHITEHOUSE (W) RETURN EXPLAINED LEOP   7977, 7937. W RETURNED OWN VOLITION NOT LEOP REQUEST.   INSTRUCTED CONTACT HESTON EXECUTE VOLUNTARY TERMINATION CONTRACT,   NOT EXECUTED. W DEPARTURE 1 APRIL NOT AT LEOP REQUEST. W   PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED STA INTENT TERMINATE CONTRACT END SIX MONTHS.2. PROVIDING MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS PBPRIME CONFIRMED LOCALCLAIM A/S FEEL & NOTIFIED MEDICAL EXPENSES NO COMMITMENTSMADE NO MEDICAL BILLS ON SALARY.SECRET28 MAY 65201-300614
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WILLIAM SCOTT PIPER, M. D.2506 PONCE DE LEON BLVACORAL GABLES, FLORIDA25 May 1965#96Mr. Roberto MedellP.O. Box 831Miami International AirportMiami, Fla. 33148Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDO J.Dear Mr. Medell,Mr. Whitehouse was seen by me 8 April 1965 for a return physical examination. All laboratory and Xray that date was relative the complete physical examination.The $10.00 charge for treatment included injection, medicine and prostate massage. Ther was no extra Charge for sinus treatment.Office visits from April 9th through 28th were primarily for his tenseness and apprehension. The only additional charge, relative his sinus condition, was a $20.00 charge for sinus Xrays on April 9, 1965.WSP:bkSinerely yourg,William S. Piper, M.D.MICROFICHE25 MAY 65201-300614
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# MESSAGE FORMORIG: F. DALY:jgUNIT: SOD/AB/OPS/3EXT: 4475DATE: 20 May 1965TO: LEOPOLDVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: SOD 6 INFO: AF 6, WH/C 8, CI/OA, PSR, VR, FILETO: LEOP INFO: CITE DIR: 12727CHAPPIE WITHRUSH BRUMENREF: LEOP 8028 (IN 36890)PLS ADVISE PRECISE DETAILS RE WHITEHOUSE (W) TERMINATION.REF A. INDICATES TERMINATION BEING ACCOMPLISHED. HOWEVER W NOW STATES HE RETURNED AT LEOP REQUEST (WHILE STILL UNDER CONTRACT) FOR PURPOSE OF CONTRACT-PROVIDED MEDICAL TREATMENT. THEREFORE HE WANTS PAYMENT COVERING PRESENT MEDICAL BILLS AND BACK SALARY.END OF MESSAGEAF/5 Tom Baskett (Phone)E. N. KORN-PATTERSONAF/OOPSRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETBERNARD J. FINAN, JR.C/SOD/AB25 MAY 65REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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O2345 SFOOO15 May 6520701Waitehaim required approximately twenty-five hours H-23 flight instruction Loop prior to field deployment. Functioned very marginally as Chief Pilot Danio and continually requested transfer to multi-engine. Due to apprehension made himself physically and mentally incapable of tactical flight.It is my opinion that he should not be considered for any future tactical operations and would not be acceptable for reassignment in Congo operations.20701Functioned solely as O-46 co-pilot. Was one of the transport pilots, along with Joe Balboa and Valliciarge, that continually hampered transport operations. Is too old and not physically capable of enduring sustained field operations. Indicated desire to return to Congo, but do not feel he could contribute anything to flight operations. Limited to co-pilot only duties which not desirable this operation.(18 MAY 65)201-300614
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14 May 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SOD/Air BranchSUBJECT: WITHRUSH Contract1. On Wednesday, 12 May 1965, I discussed with Mr. Dow Letcher, OP/CPD, the WITHRUSH contract with which you are familiar and under which Bouardo Whitehouse served in the Congo. This is the standard contract for Cuban and European WITHRUSH pilot employees. Specifically, I was interested in learning from Mr. Letcher if he believed Paragraph 7 D could be applicable to the case of Mr. Whitehouse since Mr. Whitehouse desires assistance in paying medical bills for a physical disability (which may be temporary) which may have been incurred while he was serving with us in the Congo.2. This memorandum makes record of the fact that, judging from what Mr. Letcher had to say about the WITHRUSH contract, and also in view of Mr. Ben DeFelice's recently expressed concern regarding the benefits aspects of that contract, action should be taken to review and, if necessary, revise the contract at the earliest possible date. This stems from the strong possibility that Cuban pilots who suffer injuries or disabilities while serving with WITHRUSH may wish, as in the case of Whitehouse, to obtain benefits after the termination of the contract, for conditions which originates during the term of the contract.3. On 12 May 1965 I provided Mr. Letcher with a draft form of a proposed WITHRUSH contract pertaining to rotary sing aircraft pilots only and asked that he review it and judge its adequacy.Frank DalySOD/AB/OPS/3Distribution:1 - Addressee1 - OP/OSD Attn: Mr. Ben DeFelice1 - OP/CPD Attn: Mr. Dow Letcher1 - SOD/PERS1 - SOD/AB/OPS/31 - SOD/RI1 - ChronoSOD/AB/OPS 3:F.DALY:kas(14 May 1965)14 MAY 65201-300614MICROFICHE
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WILLIAM SCOTT PIPER, M.D.UNIVERSITY CLINIC2306 POSCL DL LLON ELVD.COZAL CADLLS, FLORIDA7 Kay 1965w. robe odellOFFICE PHONE: HI 6-6474 RESIDENCE PHONE: MI 8-5105$ 15.00Anjoccion, cimus&-5. &32.0015.0025.00=10.007.00=15.00$11.00trocement $5.00 ..![Microfiche 7 MAY 65 201-300614]
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WILLIAM SCOTT PIPER, M. D.2506 PONCE DE LEON BLVDCORAL GABLES, FLORIDA7 May 1965TELEPHONEHIGHLAND 6-6476Mr. Roberto MedellP.O. Box 831Miami International AirportMiami, Fla. 33148Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDODear Mr. Medell,Mr. Whitehouse has had sinus trouble off and on for many years. This has been increased recently, probably due to pressure changes in aircraft.It has been advised that he have a nasal operation for deviated septum. This structural defect is in no way related to his occupation.Sincerely yours,![Signature of William S. Piper, M.D.]William S. Piper, M.D.WSP:bk
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FROMIm WAVEACTIOND/MS2INFOVR. FILE DDP, WH/CY, SODG, AFG, CI/OA.SECRET 0322412DIR CITE WAVE 1451CHAPPIE WITHRUSH MEDIC PBRUMENREF: WAVE-8832 (~46796-LORENTZ MIAMI SENDS:1. LOCAL CLEARED MEDIC TREATING EDUARDO WHITEHOUSE ADVISES SUBJ   NOT RESPONDING TREATMENT ACUTE AND CHRONIC SINUSITIS. LOCAL ENT   EPECIALIST RECOMMENDS SUBMUCOUS RESECTION FOR CORRECTION DEVIATED   SEPTUM.2. REQUEST HQS OPINION IF SURGERY CAN BE PERFORMED UNDER TERMS   OF CONTRACT AND CITE SUBJ WAS MEDICALLY CLEARED PRIOR DEPARTURE   FOR CONGO.3. FORWARDING MEDIC REPORT VIA POUCH.SECRETCFN # SUBJS MEDICAL CONDITIONSECRETFRANK -I HAVE TALKED TO BEN DEFELICECONCERNING THIS - WE HAVETHE ACTION NOW PLZ SEE ME.LARRY MICROFICHE3 MAY 65201-300614
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GAPA-0099Dispatch No. UAFA-0099Date:TO : Chief, KUCURLFROM : Chief, IUPACANSUBJECT : WITHRUSH Crew Training ReportREFERENCE : DIR 85744, paragraph 3(D)Forwarded herewith is subject report of training and pilot evaluation conducted by Carlisle B. FORNEGAR as requested per reference.Philip L. MUSHERChief, TUPAGANAttachment:a/s h/ws/c (Idens)Distribution:0 & 2-NUCURL2-IUPAGANCopy29 APR 65.201-300614
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# MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: WITHRUSH Crew, Training Report1.  The object of the crew training was to test each pilot on his knowledge of the aircraft systems and emergency procedures and to check ride each pilot and give him refresher training as required.2.  The following named pilots received ground and flight treining as listed below:|         | Ground School end paining | Flight Houra          || ------- | ------------------------- | --------------------- || Iden A  | 105                       | 7+20                  || Iden B  | 105                       | 1+30                  || Iden C  | 105                       | 1+30                  || Iden D  | 6400                      | 4+30                  || Iden E  | 8:00                      | 4+35.                 || Idea F  | 105                       | 5405                  || Iden G  | 26+00                     | 7+20                  || Iden H  | 2000                      | Obs. 10+40 -Trg. 8+05 || Iden: I | 20+00                     | 6+2G                  |3. Evaluation of each pilot as follows:a. Iden A - Had flown C-46 about 1200 hours before and was picking it up very nicely. I gave several engine out - single engine landing and go-arounds no flap landing emergency gear extension. Short field landings several ILS approaches.b. Iden-Was the pilot who cracked up the other C-46, plus he was unwilling to fly at night. I gave him 1½ hours of air time and recommended he be used only as a co-pilot on grounds of poor head work.c. Iden B He is an older pilot who would bounce the airplane and then sit there waiting for it to hit again, without adding power to let it dom easy. He also wanted to feather the wrong engine after one was cut. Recommended he only be used as a co-pilot.d. Iden D- He had been flying in and around Iden J for several years, however, in his training he was quite sloppy in his flyfing. he would not come within 20° of assigned heading turns at the begining.
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Also he was very rough with the airplane in pitch contrel. On ILSapproaches he would vary the manifold pressure from 12" to 30" totry and stay on the gilde slope. On short field landing and take-off after about six of them he started approaching the proceduresI was trying to show him, but I was convinced as soon as I left theares he would return to his own style of flying. I recommended thatat the end of his six month contract which was about 30 days awayhe be terminated.e. Iden E - This wan had previous C-46 experience of about 2000hours. He slowed great interest and did a good job from the beginning.I recommended he be used as PIC in C-46*8.f. Iden F- This man was suppose to have had a good deal ofexperience, but his flying left very much to be desired. He hadjust been convalescening from amebic dysentery. He replied whenasked, that he felt up to flying but his performance was very poor.He decided he still didn't feel up to flying and returned to thedoctor's care.g. Iden G-Had previous multi-engine experience and co-pilottime in the B-26's. He progressed satisfactory and with 7+20 hourswas released to the field to fly in right seat to observe tacticsand gain more experience before moving to left seat as PIC.h. Iden H - Had limited experience, however, he was very interested and applied himself to the task of checking out in the B-26K.He was very helpful in reproducing power limitations and power settingfor the CB-16-17 series engine and also reproduced the Pas pamphleton the CB-16-17 series engines, which I had brought along as a train-ing aid. This was made required reading material for all B-26 drivers.This man rode along as an observer while Iden Gwas being trained,which aided him when he started flying. I recommended he also bereleased to the field and ride the right seat to observe tacticsand gain more experience before flying missions in the left neat.i. Iden I - The Chief, Pilot of the group is a very apablepliot who applies himself very well. He appears to be interestedin improving the professional standards of his pilots. I hadseveral rides with him (120) until I felt he would be able toinstruct the rest of the pilots in the proper procedures to beused in the B-20K's.4. The trafning program was quite curtailed by the restrictions to   Iden K. Most of the pilots were required to remain out in the field to   meet operational needs. Also only one B-26 was available in Iden K which
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-3-was in check till 18 March and then was not available two other days because of maintenance.15. I recommend that Air Operations Officers be checked out in the equipment they are supervisors for in order to keep on top of their pilots proficiency. The pilots that are sent over should be screened better so as not to require so much training in the field.Carlisle B. FORNEGAR
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Separate Cover Attachment toDispatch No. UAPA-0099Iden A - Fausto ValdesIden B - Jose Perez MenendezIden C - Francisco ValliciergoIden D - Efrain MorantesIden E - Castor CerecedaIden F - Theodore WhitehouseIden G - Rene TraviesoIden H - Luis ArdoisIden I - Jack VarelaIden J - AfricaIden K - Leopoldville
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WILLIAM SCOTT PIPER M. D.2506 PONCE DE LEON Biva23 April 1955TELEPHONEHIGHLAND 6-6474Roberto MedellP.O. Box 831Miami International AirportMiami, Fla. 33148Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDO J.445 S.W. 39th St.Miami, Fla.Dear Mr. Medell,Mr. Whitehouse has been under treatment since 8 April 1955 for acute and chronic Sinusitis which has failed to clear.He has been seen by Robert Oliver, M.D., ear, eye, nose and throat specialist who has recommended a submucous resection for correction of deviased septum.I concur with the diagnosis and recommendizion of surry.Sincerely yours,William S. Piper, M.D.WSPl:bk![date and microfiche number]