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8. The second BODIJAST meeting of the summer with 5/1 is tentatively scheduled for the second week in August, site to be determined. Addressees will know that 8/1's wife is expecting their third child o/a 11 August and that 8/1 intends to be in London at that tism if at all possible. Although he told RODIGAST he would forego a visit to London at that time if it were operationally aszacery, he would find it difficult to justify his absence to his wife unless he were to have a truly Blausible and urgent cover assignment. We must therefore anticipate in all likelihood that 5/1 will be out of action for most of the second week of August. In any event, RODIGAST will probably be able to meet 8/1 somewhere in Europe when 3/1 returns to be with his wife and will at that time hope to be in a position to discuss with 8/1 the best employment of his talents for the balance of the three-month contract period and to pursue with his his longer range utilization as well. Headquarters views, then, are needed both with respect to the wenke immediately following the 15 July meeting referred to in the previous paragraph as well as with respect to the post- August period.9. Adsinistratively, LCPIPIT has so far funded 5/1 to the extent of $700.00 and has initiated action to have his salary and nonsccountable operational advance deposited to his Swiss bank account. Thess paysants are being made in advance because of 5/1's initially pressing financial needs. It is our understanding that the 1 July and 1 August 1965 deposits of $600.00 to 8/1's Swiss bank account will be effected securely and on time through BIMAD/1 (ace DIR 20944 and DIR 21703). Action was also taken to clarify the question of 5/1's per diem. We have received his initial accountings for travel, per dien, and operational expenses for the period 8-12 June.10. Of the basis of information available to LCPIPIT, 8/1 has received the following payments from KUBAEK since he was first contacted in London by George H. KATZENBACH in January of this year (we have no record at hand of the KUBAEK funds passed 3/1 by PATHNAN of KRZESIS):| AMOUNT  | DATB          | COMESHT                                   || ------- | ------------- | ----------------------------------------- || $300.00 | 1/25/65 (0/2) | Ops payment per DIR 78506                 || 400.00  | 2/23/65       | Ops payment par ORIN 21869                || 400.002 | Apr11/65      | Ops payment par DIR 99974                 || 400.00  | Ray/65        | Ops payment per DIR 04341                 || 100.00  | 6/2/65        | Ops payment per DIR 04341 (signing bomas) || 500.00  | 6/3/65        | Opa salary advance for June/65            || 100.00  | 6/3/65        | Honaccountable ops advance for June/65    || 200.00  | 6/3/65        | Travel and por dien advance               || 200.00  | 6/12/65       | Travel Advance                            || 500.00  | 6/14/65       | Travel and per dien advance.              |TOTAL: $3,100.0011. Beginning with the Ops paysant in May 1965, these payments have been I/A'd to Readquarters for charge to YCHITCH. In addition to his present salary of $500.00 per month and his $100.00 monthly nonaccountable advance for operational expenses, 5/1 is entitled to the following under the letter of agreement be simed 3 June 1965:a) necessary expenses incurred in connection with such operational travel as my be directed or authorized by ODYOME.b) operational expenses in excess of $100.00 monthly nonsccountable advance as are specifically authorized by OUYORE.e) compensation in an amount mutually agreed upon for the relocation of 8/1 and his family to a new residence if such relocation is considered desirable by 3/1 and ODYOKE.d) per dion at the rate of $20.00 per day during periods of authorised travel (i.e. during absence from London).