Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## SECRET### DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROFPA 779707. UNBOUND reported that American Communists had allegedly given IDEN C documents showing IDEI A worked for KUBAK. One explanation of this allegation may lie in IDEN A's visit to the Azerican Enbassy, Paris, in late 1963, at the request of lir. John G. COSSETT, then Acting Consul General. GOSSETT was interested in any information ne might have on possible connections between IDEN F, with which IDEN A had been connected, and President Kennedy's assassination. (a copy of GOSSETT's Memorandum of Conversation is attached under separate cover as Attachment 2; his appraisals of LD A and his reservations concerning his motives are interesting). IDEN A and GOSSETT had a far-ranging talk, including what may have been a tentative feeler by IDE: A for ODYOKE employment. It seems likely that ID! à would have reported an American Embassy inquiry to his friends in IDEN F, and he may even have mentioned tie possibility of future "work" for ODYOKE, which could have led to eventual allegations that he had been recruited by KUZARK. This is of course speculation, but IDEN A's flexible loyalties and liking for money are surely known to his colleagues, and, if he had already aroused antagonism among them, the bassy visit would serve as a peg for sincere or expedient denunciation.8. We can shed no light on the allegation that IDEN Gis a KUBARKER (LOND 5337). Our only trace is OELA 39346, stating he is IDEX I. de are not clear as to the relationship between IDEN A, IDEN G, and IDEN I, also mentioned in OELA 39346, which states size "appears to be" IDEN A's wife. According to ODENVY Paris, however, IDEN A is married to IDEN J. OEL 39251 of September 1964 reported that A and his wife (unnamed) had successfully sued IDEI B for salary arrears; the fact that the wife was also employed recalls the IDEJ I professional status, which might make her operationally significant whether or not she is married to IDEN A.Believe IDENGdoes not epist, &that someone with lim 6:confused him withIDEN "A".Ann E. DUCOTEIden "I" is wife of I DEN "A"She is British, and not negroDon't believe there is anIDEN "J"; agam there......must have been confusion,Cind Aver name is that givenfor IDEN "I"PAGE NO3
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Att to: OFFA - 77970, HW# RADIO FREE EUROPE Researr## United States### November 17, 1964One of the most violent reactions came from the heartland of capitalism, from the small American faction which produces the monthly *Hammer & Steel Newsletter* in Boston. The October issue of the mimeographed bulletin vengefully gives a list of eight reasons why Khrushchev fell -- each one a vindictive crow of triumph, and many attacking not only Khrushchev but basic Soviet policies such as "the distortion of peaceful coexistence." Points 2, 3 and 8 will serve as illustrations:2. His German policy -- Khrushchev sought to ingratiate himself with West Germany. He was obviously ready to sell out the German Democratic Republic...3. The declining influence of the CPSU among the Socialist countries and the Communist Parties. The proposed Moscow gathering was shaping up as a conference of only those Party leaders ready to openly serve U.S. imperialist aggression against the national liberation struggles. For example, Asian supporters of Khrushchev could have gathered in a telephone booth.8. The nuclear success of People's China. Khrushchev had maintained that nuclear power was the exclusive responsibility of revisionists and imperialists of white nations. Khrushchev's great power chauvinism was blown sky high in Sinkiang Province.Although there is no evidence that the politically insignificant *Hammer & Steel* group enjoys any direct support from the Chinese (as the Russians alleged in their "Open Letter" of July 14, 1963), it has always offered its allegiance to Peking in the most extreme form. This is expressed again in the claim that "Khrushchev's failure to recognize the contradiction between the oppressed peoples and imperialism as the focal contradiction of our time resulted in blindness concerning the leading role of the Chinese Party."[^8] This is a claim that the Chinese themselves would not want to make, expecially at this juncture.[^8]: ![photo of footnote]
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# SECRETR INFO LOND PARI BRUS CITE PALP 3073 (CILIBERTI ASUB)DIDORIC QKOPERA LCHARVEST KUDESKREF A. DIR 75497(IN58385)B. LOND 5575 (ALSO PEC BASTEAR)1. AIRMAILING TO BASYUAR KATZENBACH LETTER WRITTEN TO   ENCOUNTER BY GIBSON AT LASKY'S INVITATION RE FINANCIAL   BACKING OF REVOLUTION. LASKY WILL NOT RFT NOT PUBLISH SINCE   OBVIOUSLY WOULD BURN ERIDGES BETWEEN GIBSON AND OLD COLLEAGIES.2. SABA LCPIPIT SUGGEST FOLLOWING COURSE OF ACTION:A. KUBARKER UNDER ODACID POLITICAL OFFICER COVER GETALL POSSIBLE INFO OUT OF GIBSON USING NECESSARY MINIMIMFINANCIAL INDUCEMENT. DEBRIEFING SHOULD START ASAP ANDRELATIONSHIP SHOULD CONTINUE AS LONG AS FRUITFUL (LASKY FEELSGIBSON, AS "RACIAL REVOLUTIONIST, ENTHUSIAST AND OPPORTUNIST"WOULD RESPOND BADLY TO OPEN KUBARK PITCH):B. MEANWHILE LASKY GIVE GIBSON 100 POUND GRANT TO TRAVELAND PREPARE ARTICLES WHICH WOULD NOT BE PUBLISHED UNTIL EVIDENTTHAT GIBSON BURNED AMONG FORMER CONTACTS;C. WHEN EVIDENT GIBSON BURNED AND FI POTENTIAL EXHAUSTFO
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FENCOUNTER AND OTHER CONGRESS PUBLICATIONS VOULD TRY FOR MAXIMUMPROPAGANDA IMPACT GIBSON'S WRITINGS.3. APPREC ADDRESSEES REACTIONS ABOVE.4. NO INDEX.   SECRETCFNH. HRS KEENLY INTERESTED. KUBARK DESBRIEFING SUPU.
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# MESSAGE FORMORIG: A. GOODRICHUNIT: CI/ICGEXT : 5928DATE: 14 JAN 65TO : LONDON BRUSSELSFROM DIRECTORCONG: CU/lezINDEX 43 S-E-C-R-E-TNO INDEXFILE IN CS FILE NO.RETURN TO BRANCHFILE RIDINFO: 14 OKES, FI, FE6, CA2, CA/64, U.26, FIHINTA.TO: LONDINFO BRUSCITE DIR 77493KUDESK LCHARVEST DTDORICRE LOND 5575 (IN 58385)* FRIENDDIR 76497**WHILE APPRECIATE ANY INFO AVAILABLE JAGUAR, HQS HAS VOLUMINOUSFILE ON GIBSON WHICH ADEQUATE BASIS FOR LONDON STATION; DIRECTCONTACT WITH GIBSON NOW TO DETERMINE AVAILABILITY AND PRICE FOR ONEWEEK DEBRIEFING BY ODYOKE OFFICIAL ON CONTINENT. WISH CONTACT HIMNOW WHILE HE UNEMPLOYED AND PROBABLY AVAILABLE.END OF MESSAGE*CITED INFO FROM JAGUAR RE GIBSON.**REQUESTED LOND STATION CONTACT GIBSON DETERMINE HIS AVAILABILITYFOR DEBRIEFING.![signature] AF/1h201-306052![signature] WE/BC/CDCWE(BC)1389aCOORDINATING OFFICERSREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRET 1217372DIR INFO PALP FARI SPUS CITE LOED 5575 (CAVOOD ACTING)XUDESK LCHARVEST DIDOREF A. DIR 75457B. BRUS 18531. NATTER DISCUSSED BROAD TERMS WITH JAGUAR. EXPLAINED TO THEM THAT GIBSON OF CURRENT INTEREST IO US, WITH POSSIBLE OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES WHICH NOT YET RESOLVED. WOULD APPRECIATE THEIR READINGS CURRENT ACTIVITIES, ATTUTUDES, ETC BY CHANCE THEY HAVE RECENTLY DIRECIED THAT FULLER INFO BE GATHERED ON SUBJECT, IN SUPPORT OF CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF INFO CURRENTLY 1N HAND.WILL MAKE AVAILABLE ROUND-UP ON SUBJ WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS.2. ITEMS CIIED FROM MEMRORY BY JAGUAR REP: GIBSON DOES KOT 50 HAVE JOB: NOI STAYING WITH KAYE (IN-LAW), BUT IN SEPARATE FLAT WITH WIFE AND KIDS; KAYE (BROTHER-IN-LAN) HAD BEEN SUBSIDIZING GIBSONS; GIBSON CORRE SONDENS WITH (NEGRO) SOUTH AFRICAN ANC ACTIVITISTI CURRENTLY IN INDONESIA VI74 AFRO-ASIAN JOURNALISTS ORG, LIONEL MORRISON (221-725837); THERE OBVIOUSLY EXTREMELY BAD BLOOD BETWEEN PIDSON AND JACQUES VERGES (VERGES WAS IN LONDON IN DECEMBER
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SECRET IN 5838564; JAGUAR TRYING FIND OUT WHOM HE VISITED BUT THINK HE DID NOT SEE GIBSON); GIBSON HAS CONTACTED 26C IN SEARCH OF JOB AND AT LEAST ONE PERSON OF "PPEVIOUS RECORD" AS LEFTIST; JAGUAR HAVE COPIES OF SEVERAL OF GIBSON'S LEIIERS OVER PAST YEAR; JAGUAR VERY CURIOUS ABOUT WHERE GIBSON'S MONEY IN PAST CAME FROM, SINCE HE LIVED IN VERY ELEGANT STYLE IN PARIS.3. LOND FEELS DECISION SE DIRECT APPROACH TO GIBSON SHOULD BE DEFERRED AT LEAST PENDING FUTHER ANALYSIS INFO DUE TO BE RECEIVED. TOLD JAGUAR WE KNOW GIBSON IN TOUCH MACFARQUHAR AND CAN ASK SMOTH PROVIDE FURTHER INFO THIS CHANNEL IF MACFARQUHAR NOT ALSO IN TOUCH JAGUAR, BUT PREFER KEEP QUERIES IN ONE PLACE. WILL DEFER QUERY OF SMOTH TILL THIS POINT RESOLVED.4. VIEW FORESCING, NO PRESENT NEED THESSIN LOND. WILL ADVISE IF ERVICES REQUIRED. APPRECIATE REF 8.5. ODENVY/LOND BEING KEPI INFORMED AND MOST COOPERATIVE.6. FURTHER INFO FROM JAGUAR WILL BE FORYARDED SOONEST.SECRET
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# SECRET(When Filled In)CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 34REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROMLondonACTIONAF 7INFOADVANCE COPYSLOTTEDTIMEVR. FILE, WEG, FEG, CAZ, CA/04, CT, CT/OPS, CT/IC2, FI, FI/ENTZ,OSECRET 0615502DIR INFO PALP PARI CATE LOND 5512 CAWOOD ACTING IN 56408ZIBET LCHARVEST OKOPERAREF A. LO:D 5337 (IT 47512?B. PALP 3017 (IN 55241)1. WHILE LOND HAS RESERVATIONS ABOUT DTLEAFAGE/GIBSON TIE UP, SUGGEST DEFER DECISION TILL MORE INFO IN HAND. REF B DEVELOPMENT WOULD SEEM PROVIDE USEFUL MEANS GETTING MORE THOROUGH ASSESSMENT OF GIBSON (VIA SMOTH/MACFARQUHAR) AND IT WOULD BE INTERESTING KNOW HOW HE GOT ONTO MACFARQUHAR.2. VIE MACFARQUHAR ASSOCIATION SMOTH AND CONTINUED JAGUAR INTEREST GIBSON AND REVOLUTION, WOULD APPRECIATE HOS' PERMISSION DISCUSS WITH SMOTH AND JAGUAR. WILL BE SEEING APPROPRIATE JAGUAR OFFICER 12 JAN AND WOULD LIKE DISCUSS AT THAT TIME.SECRETCDN 5512 5337 3017 DTLEAFAGE/GIBSON REF B GISU VIA SMOTHMACFARQUHAR MACFARQUHAR SMOTH JAGUAR HOS' 12 JAN8 Jan 65201-306052
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C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LWhen Filled In7 January 197 5(date)## Review of 201 File on U.S. CitizenIn accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974,I have reviewed the 201 file on GIBSON, Richard (surname)(201 number indicated below), and have determined that it canmost accurately be categorized as indicated below:should be closed.[X] witting collaborator. OI Code Al.potential witting collaborator; date opened __________OI Code A2.former witting collaborator (relationship terminated).OI Code A3.potential witting collaborator never contacted (securityreasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4.counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreignintelligence or security service). OI Code A5.all others. OI Code A6.Signed Robert W MAYHEW Ops/Off EUR/ROG(name) (title) (component)This assignment of category has been entered into STAR.Signed Km 22 Jan 1975(initials) (date)This document is a permanent part of this file.201-306052E2 IMPDETCL BY 054979When Filled InC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
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# C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LWhen Filled InSECRET 27 Dec 1974## Review of 201 File on U.S. CitizenIn accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974,I have reviewed the 201 file on *GIBSON* (surname)(201 number indicated below), and have determined that it canmost accurately be categorized as indicated below:should be closed.witting collaborator. OI Code Al.potential witting collaborator; date opened ______OI Code A2.former witting collaborator (relationship terminated).OI Code A3.potential witting collaborator never contacted (securityreasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4.counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreignintelligence or security service). OI Code A5.all others. OI Code A6.Signed *Barbara Burkh* IA SS/CAG/PAB(name) (title) (component)This assignment of category has been entered into STAR.Signed *KM* 8 Jan 1975(initials) (date)This document is a permanent part of this file.SECRETWhen Filled InC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L201-306052E2 IMPDETCL BY 054979
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104-10217-10223 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRET(WHEN MATERIAL INSERTED)BLACK TAPE 201 FILETO: IP/Files, GC-52FROM: EUR /RMO: 484402 6771TO BE OPENED BY Personnel of EUR/RDG ONLY!(DON 5-50 Designation)I certify that the enclosed 201 volume has been checked before sealing to ensure that the material is arranged in chronological order, duplicates have been removed, each Record Copy has been properly input to the DO Records System, and that all Record Copy material in this volume is classified to this file. Form 2021 to restrict this file is attached hereto.VOL. V of VII enclosed.Inclusive Dates of Enclosed Material (Multi-Vols. Only):From 1 July 65 to Dec 68201- 306052SECRET
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THIS VOLUME CLOSED AS OF31 DECEMBER 1968![image of page]
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# LIVER FUNCTION TESTSOn 24 October 1968, I saw Dr. Daly of the Bio-chemistryLaboratory of West London Hospital for liver functiontests. My family doctor, Dr. Hodes, sent me to Daly asa private patient, as British practice is not to take thesetests unless the patient's condition seems to be worsening.My doctor thought I showed no signs of a recurrence ofhepatitis and the normal practice would have been, at most,for me to have been examined by the specialist at thehospital, who might then decide to ask for the tests.Daly said that all required tests, except the B.S.P.,would be done. He said he thought the 3.5.2. unnecessaryunless the others indicated negative factors. In whichcase, he said he would ask me to come in again for that.test.Daly will send me the results of the tests and his billc/o American Express, Rome, within a week.
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# SECRET(WHEN FILLED IN)STATEMENT of EARNINGS and DEDUCTIONSNAME EMPLOYEE NO. PAY PERIOD DATE ROLL COST CENTER STACRPHONE 802799 12/01 12/31 20 1242930 0001968| CD  | EARNINGS | DESCRIPTION |         || --- | -------- | ----------- | ------- ||     | NORMAL   | OTHER       |         || C9  | 2:000    |             | REG SAL |NOTE:THIS FORM IS ISSUED ONLY WHEN AN EMPLOYEE ENTERS ON DUTY OR THERE IS ANY CHANGE IN THE PAY ACCOUNT| CD  | DEDUCTIONS | DESCRIPTION |           || --- | ---------- | ----------- | --------- ||     | NORMAL     | OTHER       |           || 73  | 8000-      |             | LIQ PAYMT || 80  | 89000      |             | CPA EX CR || 96  | 8000       |             | FED TAX F |REMARKS:Changing tax code for the quarter and reducing tax to $80.00 per memo, dated JULY 1968.EMPLOYEE KUMBER:802799 QRPHONEFORM 1314 Previous editions obsoleteSECRETADDITIONAL COMPENSATION DATA REFUND DUE FROM EMPLOYEE NET PAY|     | OT/HRS HT/HRS BD/HRS | RATE | O/T-HT AKT | ND AMOUNT | CD  | NORMAL | CTHER | CD  | NORMAL | OTHER |     || --- | -------------------- | ---- | ---------- | --------- | --- | ------ | ----- | --- | ------ | ----- | --- ||     |                      |      |            |           |     |        |       |     | 00     |       |     |PAID AT HOS.REMARKS:FORM 1315A SECRET
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# DISPATCHTOChief, WOLIMECLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGINFO.Chief of Station, LondonXXNO INDEXING REQUIREDChief, EUR DivisionONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDELIGFROMChief, LCPIPIT/LondonMICROFILMSUBJECT DTDORIC/OperationalORPHONEACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES1. After considering several alternatives and given QRPHONE/1's   lack of financial forward planning, LCPIPIT believes that it would   be beneficial and advantageous for WOFIRM to offer to subsidize a   portion of an overt life insurance program designed to give him both   life insurance and a cash value toward retirement. We have dis-   cussed this with QRPHONE/1 and he has agreed to the desirability of   such a program. He is willing to participate in such an arrangement   and has undertaken to explore the possibilities available to him.   We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of several proposals   which he has received from the local representative of a reputable   WOLADY insurance firm.2. LCPIPIT requests authority to subsidize up to 1/2 of the   cost of a life insurance program for QRPHONE/1. (This WOFIRM portion   not to exceed $50 per month.) From an administration standpoint   this would merely take the form of an increased monthly payment and   we would take the necessary steps to verify that the funds were   indeed being devoted to their designated purpose.Aaron C. LAGINESTRAAttachment: u/s/cAs stated aboveDistribution:- C/WOLIME w/att1- COS/London w/o att1- C/EUR w/o attRYDAT CS COPYDISPATON SYMBOL AND NUMBERΟΕΡΑ-1397CLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATDAJEOCT 23 F3322 October 1968MOS FILE NUMBER201-306052
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# J. SPENCER LANGFORD, C.L.U.REPRESENTING# MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK(MONY)31 QUEEN ANNE'S GATELONDON, S.W.101-828 971113 September 1965DearThe following will give you an idea of the protection, cash at 65, and retirement income you will get under three different plans on the basis we discussed on the phone. Let me know if you need any more information.Premium - $50/month $ 75/month $100/monthPlan TypeWhole LifeDeath Benefit 23000 35000 47000Cash at 65 21200 33100 44400Life Income @ 65 133 207 278Endowment at 65Death: Benefit 17000 25000 33000Cash at 65 25600 38100 50300Life Income @ 65 160 239 315Retirement Endowment @ 65Death Benefit 11000 17000 23000Cash at 65 25300 39100 52900Life Income @ 65 158 245 331I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.1 - The retirement income figures are monthly income at 65 using the 10 year certain optionCS COPYNote:I would be willing to put up, or have deducted, part of such a scheme, say $25 a month.
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2 - Any figures concerning dividends are not guarantees nor estimates since dividends depend upon future experience and the annual action of the companies trustees3- All figures are in the US dollars and based on standard male issue at age 37.Sincerely,J Spencer Langford, C. L. U.
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ONO: DIANE L. CHATELANUNIT: CA/CFEXT: 7767DATE: 9 Oct 68CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY: 46COMP: CKA3MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: SECRET 11ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYINDEX DESTROY RETURN TO BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.INFO: EID COPYFILE : vb, ddas, clever, dclSECRET 10 21 22 2 Ост 68 CITE DIRECTOR 40570TO LCPIPIT INFO LONDON, ROMERYBAT DTDORIC QRPHONE MHPROBEREFS: A. LCPIPIT 7508 (IN 08511)B. OEPW - 405, 8 Oct 681. DEFER PARA 2 REF A TO ROME (PER OIRW-27586, TELEPOUCHED 90CT).2. REF B, POUCHED 8 OCT, REPORTS GENERALLY SANGUINE   MEDICAL PROGNOSIS QRPHONE/1 HEALTH FOLLOWING HEPATITIS, PERMITS   SHORT TRIPS TO CONTINENT PROVIDED HE WATCHES DIET CAREFULLY AND   DOES NOT OVER TIRE, UNTIL CLINICAL AND CHEMICAL TESTS RECOMMENDED   IN REF B PRONOUNCE HIM FULLY RECOVERED.3. FILE 200-124-156/3.END OF MESSAGEEUR Q/201EUR/BC/UKFaltalkinC/CADIANE L. CHATELANChief, CA/CFCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# DISPATCH10 Chief, LCPIPIT/LondonFROM Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT RYBAT/DTDORIC/ORPHONECRPHONE/1 Physical ConditionREFERENCE: OEPA-1312, 10 September 19681.  On the basis of the documentation submitted under reference dispatch, the Medical Staff feels that ORPHONE/I made a surprisingly fast recovery and seems well on the way to complete health. However, the hospital report (a quick translation of which into English is attached for your ready reference), dated as it is, still reflects some inconclusive levels in the results of the various chemical tests shown. Undoubtedly these have by now been lowered to completely safe levels, since ORPHONE/1 apparently felt well enough to travel to France, but the Medical Staff believes it would be advisable for CRPHONE/1 to undergo another series of liver function tests, to include the following:a. SGOTb. SGPTc. Bilirubin(1) Direct(2) Indirect(3) Totald. B.S.P. (Bromsulfophthalein)e. Serum ProteinsAlbuminGlobulinTotalWe assume QRPHONE/1 has consulted his own physician on his return to the UK, but the Medical Staff has pointed out that clinical examination alone is not always sufficient to determine complete recovery from hepatitis.Attachment:Hospital report(continued)Distribution:2 - Chief, LCPIPIT/London w/att1 - COS, London w/o/attCS COPY1 - EUR/BC/UK1 - RID - files2 - CA/CF![abstract index]DISPATCH
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHRYBATSECRET SECRETCLASSIFICATIONCISPATCH SYMBOL ARC NUMBEROEPW - 4052. In terms of our operational utilization of QRPHONE/1 at this time, while they reserve finite comment until all the returns (per above) are in, the Medical Staff did stress the paramount importance proper rest and of not over-taxing the strength of the agent, coupled with his strict adherence to regular, warm, balanced meals in accordance with the dietary restrictions usually imposed, and complete absence of alcohol, in order to prevent a relapso. So long as these caveats are adhered to, however, there is no reason why he could not make some more short trips during the next few months, if necessary. However, since he also has an office to set up and we would like him to concentrate on the Kambona offer, perhaps it would be a good idea to keep those trips to a minimum for the time being.3. The Medical Staff will be glad to review any further chemical tests per para, 1 above suggestions, or any others which his doctor may have already run.JULIA R. CONGREVE
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WOLIMEINFO: Chief of Station, LondonChief. EUR DivisionFROM: Acting Chief, LCPIPIT/London (PARFORTH Acting)SUBJECT: DTDORIC/OperationalORPHONE/IllnessCLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR BIDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE BOXINGMICROFILMACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES1. At their meeting on 4 September QRPHONE/1 submitted a   report to RODIGAST on his hospitalization for hepatitis. Attached   to his report is a copy of this medical record with results of   blood and urine analyses written in Serbo-Croatian. We are   forwarding a copy of the report under separate cover for evaluation   by the Medical Staff. We are interested in having as thorough as   possible an evaluation made of QRPHONE/1's illness in order that   we may assure ourselves of his condition and the degree to which   he ought to be active in the forthcoming months. We will appre-   ciate it if Headquarters will pursue this matter with the Medical   Staff and advise us of its findings and recommendations.2. Also forwarded under separate cover is a memorandum   prepared from RODIGAST's notes which elaborates upon QRPHONE/1's   symptoms.![signature of Aaron C. LAGINESTRA]Aaron C. LAGINESTRAAttachment: u/s/c1 - QRPHONE/1 Report & Medical Record2 - Memorandum for the RecordDistribution:- C/WOLIME w/atts1- COS/London w/o atts1- C/EUR w/o atts![stamp with DOC FCPF EDED U/O S/C]![handwritten signature]CS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERΟΕΡΑ-1312CLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATDATE10 September 1968HOS FILE NUMBER
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SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 1 TO: OEPA-1312# HEPATITIS BOUTWhat I had thought was a touch of malaria and the extreme fatigue I felt when I returned to London in July proved in time to have been acute infectious hepatitis. The disease -- which takes two to three weeks to develop -- was probably contracted in Uganda. At least, I imagine so because my principal contact in Kampala insisted on taking me to a number of local restaurants of dubious cleanliness to sample Uganda delicacies.Hepatitis was diagnosed by a doctor in Komiza, Vis, where my family had been holidaying since the beginning of July, and I was hospitalized in the isolation section of Split Hospital (there is no hospital on Vis) on the 7th of August.My liver was swollen by one finger and blood and urine analysis indicated a fairly severe infection. Treatment consisted of terramycin and cortisone therapy, with massive doses of vitamins.I was put on a fat-free diet, which I have been told to follow for at least six months. Naturally, no alcohol.On 20 August, I was released from the hospital, mainly because I was pestering the doctors to let me go. I was told to have *"absolute rest* for four to six weeks and to have another blood test within several weeks.(Attached is the Yugoslav doctor's description of my case and treatment, with results of all blood and urine analyses. It is written ærurruun in Serbo-Croatian.)> [Figure: A barely visible image of a form with text in a foreign language, stamped with what appears to be an official seal.]![photo of stamp]