Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETPRIOR TO FILINGINSTRUCTIONS1.  Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and forward to RID.2.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.TO: ACTION BRANCHIf file no. and file shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/AN.FROM:RID/ANPROPER FILE NO.TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION I ON BACK, IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS|     | ROOM NO. | DATE RECEIVED | DATE FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS || --- | -------- | ------------- | -------------- | ------------------ || 1   | C/H/C    | 5             |                | 5                  || 2   |          | 1/196         |                | AB                 || 3   |          |               |                |                    || 4   |          | 21 Oct        |                | P                  || 5   |          |               |                |                    || 6   |          |               |                |                    || 7   | WH/SAO   |               | 31/10/19       |                    || 8   |          |               |                |                    || 9   |          |               |                |                    || 10  |          |               |                |                    || 11  |          |               |                |                    || 12  |          |               |                |                    || 13  |          |               |                |                    || 14  |          |               |                |                    || 15  |          |               |                |                    || 16  |          |               |                |                    || 17  | RID/FI   |               |                |                    |MICROFILMEDOCT 1 7 1969DOC. MICRO. SER.*Don't have home voice 1.*rwe.*All yours*| TRACE REQUEST | ABSTRACT INDEX | FILE TITLE | FILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE) || ------------- | -------------- | ---------- | -------------------------- ||               |                |            | 201-682396                 |DOCUMENT NUMBER
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# DISPATCHSECRETChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionChief, European DivisionChief of Station; WH/MiamiChief of Station, Madrid/Operational - Information on Dr Jose BUSTAMENTE O'Leary, Psychiatrist (201-022396).Reference: DIRECTOR 275021. The following was prepared by2. The information below was acquired through interrogation of CC-4033, Dr. Hector WILTZ Lancis, a Cuban refugee and former resident of Nuevo Vedado, Habana, who left Cuba on 19 March 1969 and has been a professional colleague of Subject for many years.a. Dr. Jose *BUSTAMENTE* O'Leary, psychiatrist, was brought up by his aunts; he does not know the identity of his mother. He, together with Raul Roa, Justo Carrillo, and others, comes from the ranks of the left wing of the student movement: he joined the Communist Party of Cuba in 1938 and, in 1944, supported presidential candidate Dr. Carlos Saladrigas in the presidential elections held that year. When Dr. Grau was elected President, Subject concentrated on his professional activities, earning considerable prestige and acquiring a good practice, while maintaining his political relationships with senators, colonos, etc. In 1952, the year of the coup d'etat, Dr. Bustamente had such friendly relations with both presidential candidates that, if the general elections scheduled for June 1952 had been held, Subject would have been made (a) Vice-Minister of Foreign Relations if Dr. Agramonte had been elected, and (b) Minister without cartera (portfolio) if Dr. Hevia had been elected.Distribution:12 - C/WHD2 - C/EUR2 - COS, WH/MiamiCROSS REFERENCE TO17-13405-6-38/4DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROSMA 25559CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE13 October 1969FILE NUMBER201-022390
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRET OSMA - 25559b. After the 10 March 1952 coup d'etat, Subject opposed the de facto government in spite of his ciose relations with Dr. MORALES del Castillo, who offered Subject the post of Consulting Counsellor (Consejero Consultivo) which post Subject rejected. Subject began to conspire against the regime with Justo Carrillo and Dr. Araujo, constituting the organization called the Montecristi Group. Subject continues to maintain a close relationship with Dr. Araujo, now President of the Cuban Medical College, Professor of the School of Medical Sciences of Havana University, and functionary of the Higher Nervous Activity Research Institute.c. After the 1 January 1959 Revolution, Subject hastened to exploit the Communist content of the Revolution and participated directly in the denunciation of Dr. Urrutia. One of Urrutia's assistants was Subject's patient and informed Subject of events occurring within the Presidential Palace. Subject then consulted with Raul Castro and denounced Dr. Urrutia as anti-Communist.d. Subject is very intelligent, very competent, and an extraordinarily hard worker. He is Professor of Psychology at the Havana University Medical School, and Director of the Higher Nervous Activity Research Institute. During the decade 1950-60, he held a high post within the Cuban Medical College and was President of the World Medical Group; during this decade he made many visits to the USA on matters related to his professional activities.e. It has been commented that Subject performed "brain washing" activities for the Havana DSE. During the period in 1966 that subsource was held prisoner at Villa Marista, he did not sec Subject; subsource has never heard anyone state that he actually saw Subject at Villa Marista. In subsource's opinion, if Subject has ever worked for the MININT, it was probably as professor of psychology in classes given to MININT personnel; subsource presumes that the classes would have been similar to those that Subject gave to Cuban artists.f. In 1956, Subject acquired an extraordinarily beautiful mistress that he still continues to visit and support. This mistress, Manolita Canto, was divorced by her husband, Salup (fnu) after a private detective hired by the husband surprised Subject and Canto in a hotel room in Miami, Florida; subsequently, U.S. immigration authorities prohibited Subject from entering the U.S.A. Canto had had one son by her husband; when her husband died, the son inherited the father's wealth, which was considerable. The laws against private property promulgated by the Castro regime undermined Canto's economic position to the point that she has had to go to work; she now works at the INIT (National Tourist Industry Institute), located at 23 and L Streets, Vedado, Havana City.
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CONTINUATION OFSECRETOSALA - 25559Subject surrendered his private practice to the Cuban Government, and receives only his salary as Director of the Higher Nervous Activity Research Institute, which salary amounts to 800 Cuban pesos; this salary is insufficient to permit Subject to maintain his own home and his mistress's separate home and to lead the type of life to which he was accustomed.g. Subject is described as lacking in normal affections, cold and calculating, a typical schizoid interested only in himself, never makes a friendly gesture, has almost no friends. Subject is generally disliked and has many enemies who feel real hate towards him. The young Revolutionary medical doctors refuse to have anything to do with him. Fidel Castro does not know who Subject is and has certainly never been treated by Subject or received psychiatric treatment from any other psychiatrist. Subject must be very un- happy and downcast at his present situation: His income is insufficient forhis normal mode of life; he no longer travels extensively abroad (formerly, he traveled abroad every three months); he holds no representative office; he is not politically or socially prominent and, indeed, no one pays him the slightest attention. Subsource states categorically that he believes that "Dr. Bustamente would be willing to accept any offer. He would take the bait if given half a chance."h. The trip that Subject made to the USSR in the early 1960's was a "pleasure trip." So far as subsource knows, Subject received no training in the USSR.i. Subject is not known to have any relations with SovBloc officials in Havana. He does maintain close relations: with (Dr) LOPEZ Sanchez (Inu), an old-guard Communist of the so-called microfaction who holds the post of Secretary of the Cuban Academy of Sciences.j. Fidel Castro is a pathological schizo- paranoid reform-type personality, which personality type is characterized by latent homosexuality.k. Raul Castro is just the opposite of what he appears to be and is more "human" than Fidel Castro; he has founded a home, takes an interest in his family, etc. le suffers from a homosexual complex, as denoted by his hoarse voice.l. Armando Hart is a hysterical type who believes that his wife dominates him. His wife suffers from a complex based on the fact that she is much older than he.SECRET
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# ROUTING AND/OM INITIALS SEEN BY2.9LCKET* INDEX* NO INDEX* RETURN TO WH/SAOBRANCH* FILE IN CS FILE NO.* FILE RIDRI/AN, EUR-6, SB-8, CI, CI/OPSSECRETMADRIDCITE DIRECTOR27502REFERENCE: MADRID 9173 (IN: 14866)1. PLEASE COVER FOLLOWING IN DEBRIEFING DR. WILTZ RE DR. BUSTAMANTE (SUBJECT).A. EXTENT HIS KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT, PERSONAL, FAMILY AND PROFESSIONAL.B. HIS KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT'S TRAINING IN SOVIET UNION IN EARLY 1960'S. FYI, SUBJECT WAS ALLEGEDLY TRAINED IN BRAINWASHING TECHNIQUES.C. SUBJECT'S FRIENDS AND CONTACTS AMONG SOVIET BLOC OFFICIALS IN HAVANAD. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUBJECT AND FIDEL CASTRO; 'ANY TREATMENTS OF CASTRO BY SUBJECT; SUBJECT'S PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT OF CASTRO, OTHER OFFICIALS.(CONTINUED)CS COPYSECRET![Group 1 declassification mark]
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RIGINITI<t:ATE:ABLE SECRETARIAT AT DISSIMINATION 2 PH 369ONFI:PER GECEIVEDRID/EDIFILE, VR,(classification)SECRET(date and time filed)(elite)(reference number)CITE DIRECTOR 27502PAGE TWOE. PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES PERFORMED BY SUBJECTFOR CUBAN MINISTRY OF INTERIOR.FILE: 201-22396.END OF MESSAGEC/WH/SAOC/WE/COG/RREUR/CubaBC/EURRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdownrading anddeclassificationREPRODUCTION OF THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.C/WHDAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERCOPY NO.
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# SECRET 011413Z AUG 69 CITE MADRID 9173 (ROPARD ACTING)DIRECTORI Aug 69 14866REF: DIRECTOR 250641. SOURCE OF OSMA 25247 DOES NOT KNOW BUSTAMANTE.2. TWO OTHER PSYCHIATRISTS QUESTIONED SAME BASIS.DR. HECTOR (WILTZ) LANCIS HAD HAD CONTACT WITH BUSTAMANTE.WILTZ BORN HABANA 24 OCT 26, ARR MADRID 19 MAR 69: IN CUBA LIVED AT CALLE 32, NO 863, NUEVO VEDADO, HABANA. WAS DOCTOR AT CENTRO DEPENDIENTES 1957-67; IN PRISON 67-68; WORKED HOSPITAL MAZORRA 68 TO MAR 69.3. IF PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS CAN DEBRIEF WILIZ ON BUSTAMANTE.4. FILE 201-22396.SECRET
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# SECRET(When filled in)USE BYSTION UNITFILE, VR file, vr6, sibes, flaSECTES CITY MAD CARD ACTINGDIRECTORMADRREF: 28. 106 25054. 14A 21 SUH. SMZATE ARRIVED MAY OCTOBER JULYAND WT... TO PARIS 111. STATION HAS NO INFOREASO 311: ANDATE TRAVEL. NOR FURTHER ITINERARY.2 F DEF RING THRU SUXEU. VLLA ACUISE..![table]CS Cur1SECRET201-23316(11 100.2
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# SECRETIG:AC/WII/SAOHIT:9061ATE:22 July 1969BLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONINDEX NO INDEX RETURN TO WH/SAQANCH FILE RIDFILE IN CS FILE NO.INFO:FILE. VR. EURG, RI/AN, 588, c1, 11/102, C1/OPS, FLZ,LONDON23:20 5z JuL 69 CITE DIRECTOR: 231301. ACCORDING SENSITIVE SOURCE DR. JOSE ANGEL BUSTAMANTE   O'LEARY IS SLATED ARRIVE LONDON.25 JULY VIA 'AIR FRANCE TO ATTEND   19TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHOLOGY 27 JULY-2 AUGUST, AND   FIRST CONGRESS ON SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY 4-9AUGUST.2. DR. BUSTAMANTE IS PRO-SOVIET CUBAN COMMIE, PSYCHIATRIST   TRAINED IN BRAINWASHING TECHNIQUES IN SOVIET UNION AND REPORTEDLY   HAS TREATED FIDEL CASTRO. ABOVE MAY BE PASSED. JAGLIAR, SMOTH.3. PLEASE CABLE CONFIRMATION HIS ARRIVAL.4. FILE: 201-22396.END OF MESSAGEC/WH/COG/C/WH/COG/OPSEUR/CEUR/BCCS COPY
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYNO FOREIGN DISSEMTHIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, QI FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCEC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LPAGE 1 12 PAGE-COUNTRY CubaREPORT NO. CS-311/07089-68001 1967, except as indicatedDATE DISTR. 8 August 1968SUBJECT a. National Center for Scientific Research (CNIC)b. National Research InstituteACQ Spain, Madrid (19 February 1968)FIELD NO. OSM-9009SOURCE A member of a group of Cuban emigres who have been trained in the techniques of information collection and who have provided useful reports since early 1962, from CC-3524, Ramon Alberto Mendoza Gandarilla, a Cuban refugee and former resident of Havana City who left Cuba on 22 January 1968. Source studied medicine at Havana University until September 1966. when he completed his fifth year before abandoning his studies; from Sept 1967 to January 1968, he worked as a translator of medical texts at the National Information Center for Medical Licenses, 23 and N Streets, Vedado, Havana City. He visited twice the main building of the National Center for Scientific Research (CNIC), the second time in mid-July 1966. Paragraphs 8.11 and 14 from Elizado Maso Marcoleta, who had worked with Dr. Mora and was familiar with "all of the research projects of the CNIC." Paragraph 9 from Carlos J.. Finlay's brother, Miguel Finlay, with whom source spoke in mid-January 1968. Paragraph 36 from Dr. Jesus Perea, professor of endoctrinology, from whom source acquired the information in July 1966, and from Elizalde Maso Marcoleta. Source visited the Gastroenterology Institute in mid-August 1966 and Dr. Llanio accompanied him on a tour of the installations (Paragraph 40). Source visited the Psychology and Neurophysiology Institute in mid-May 1966 and Dr. Leonel Valles, who was employed at this institute, accompanied him on a tour of the installations. Paragraph 45, and most of paragraph 44, from Dr. Valles. Paragraph 47 fron Dr. Cosme Ordonez, a former professor of sources's and Director of the Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute.NO FOREIGN DISSEMINFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION|        |     || ------ | --- || WH/SAO | 1   || E/IB/R | 3   || E/MADR | 1   || E/R    | 1   |IE 2, CI 1. FI 3, CA 1, DO 1,H/C 7 (1), EUR 4 (1)(WH1
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# NO FOREIGN DISSEMC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-LPage 3 of 12 PagesCS-311/07089-68(3) members of the faculty of the three Cuban medicalschools (referred to as schools of medical sciences)located in Havana City, Santa Clara, and Santiago deCuba, and (4) biochemists and microbidogists in indus-tries related to the medical sciences, such as thepharmaceutical industry.c. The preparation of personnel for work in the puresciences; this third objective constitutes a moreambitious but long-range goal that was still in theorganizational and planning stage in January 68. Partof the personnel so trained would remain at the Centeras CNIC researchers; part would join the faculties ofthe university schools of pure sciences, and part wouldenter Cuban industry to work on the applications oftechnology to production.## Scientific Research6. Scientific research related to the medical sciences   is done at both the CNIC and at the National Research Institutes.   The general directives for such research are oriented towards:a. The experimental verification of conclusions arrived at,or discoveries made, by foreign scientists. This workof verification is effected (1) principally in orderto train Cuban personnel in the methods of higher re-.search, but also (2) as an attempt to contribute in-formation complementary to the discovery.b. Original research work done by Cuban personnel advisedby foreign scientists. This work is directed towards(1) the attainment of results of international impor-tance to be used in propaganda praising Castro'seducation system, and (2) the achievement of discoveriesin applied science that would serve either as an econ-omic saving or to earn foreign exchange. As of mid-January 68, CNIC research projects had produced nothingof scientific importance. During the first half of 67,Fidel Castro ordered the CNIC to orient all its re-search projects towards production technology so thatthe foreign exchange invested in the projects could bepartially recovered through improved production.7. Department of Biochemistry. The most important of the   CNIC departments is the Department of Biochemistry; it occupies   several new buildings and former private homes. It is headed by   Dr. Mora (fnu), a Chilean microbiologist. This department was   conducting research on polarimetry, enzymology, spectography,   and the synthesis of a steroid hormone from stigmasterol, a   sugar-cane by product.8. As of mid-January 1968, all attempts to synthesize a   steroid hormone from stigmasterol had failed and will almost   surely continue to fail because stigmasterol is an inert   steroid lacking in biological activity.9. Dr. Carlos J. Finlay, M.D., was preparing a resco.ch   thesis for the degree of Doctor of Basic Sciences; his research   project, the biochemistry of lipides in cardiovascular diseases,   is of scientific interest although not of international impor-   tance.10. Department of Ultracentrifugation. Although nominally    a separate department, the Department of Ultracentrifugation    in fact functions as a subdivision of the Department of Bio-    chemistry. As of mid-November 1967 it contained the most modera
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# G FOREIGN DISSEM6-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T -A-LPage 7 of 12 PagesC-311/07089-68medical school, it is an organism attached to Havana Univer-sity Medical School. Students wishing to study medicine orstomatology at Havana University must study first two yearsas boarding students at the Victoria de Giron Institute.Neither Santiago de Cuba nor Santa Clara has a similar insti-tute.28. As of September 1967, students from Las Villas,    Camaguey, and Oriente Provinces who desire to enter medical    school as first-year students must matriculate at either    Santa Clara or Santiago de Cuba University; this measure was    put into effect in order to reduce congestion at Havana Uni-    versity.## National Research Institutes29. The following National Research Institutes, organized    by medical specialties, work in coordination with the CNIC but    are subordinate to the MINCAP. All were organized as "insti-    tutes" during the first three months of 1967, although some had    been functioning for years under different names. All are    clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients.    Each institute controls all the hospital departzents throughout    Cuba that correspond to the specialty of the institute. For    example: The Endocrinology Institute controls all the hospital    departments of endocrinology in Cuba.30. Endocrinology Institute. The Endocrinology Institute    replaced the former Institute for Endocrinological Research    that was founded and directed by Dr. Yamil Kouri. The insti-    tute is located at the same site as the former institute: the    ground floor of the left wing of the Fajardo Hospital, Havana    City. It is headed by Dr. Oscar Mateo de Acosta, M.D., Cuba's    most eminent endocrinologist. Dr. Mateo is extraordinarily    intelligent, a university professor and PCC member, and is one    of the scientific bulwarks of the Castro Regime. Mateo's    assistants include Dr. Catalina Eibenschuz, who is married to    Dr. Mora, head of the CNIC Department of Biochemistry, and    was studying endocrincology in France in early 68; Dr. Barto-    lome Arce, who studied in Rumania and was studying in France    in early 68; and a young medical doctor named Oviedo (fnu),    who was probably to be sent to Sweden to study.31. The Endocrinology Institute enjoys a large budget    because of Dr. Mateo's scientific eminence and political.    "virtues". It has excellent equipment for electrophoresis,    ultracentrifuges, and photocolorimeters.32. Nephrology Institute. The Nephrology Institute is    located on the fifth floor of the Joaquin Albarran Clinical-    Surgical Hospital, Avenida 26 at Avenida Kancho Boyeros, Havana.    It is headed by Dr. Abelardo Buch, M.D., an extraordinarily    researcher who was working on:a. acute, chronic renal insufficiency,b. microdeterminations of certain normal quantities ofthe renal apparatus, andc. the experimental verification of modern theoriesthat explain the physiopathology of shock and itstreatment; his experiments were based on the researchhypothesis of Dr. Richard Lillehei, chief of-the---Department of Surgery, Minnesota University.
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# C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-TA-LPage 11 of 12 PagesCS-311/07089-68-hospital in the world; its medical training program is excel- lent. The hospital consists of a main two-story building that As connected by passageways' and corridors to a number of one- story clinics that are isolated from each other. The ground floor of the main building contains the vestibule, receiving section, duty rooms, classrooms, operating room, and library The second floor contains living quarters for the resident physicians. Hospital Director is Dr. Julio Capote Perez.48. The clinics that are connected to the main building are:a. Tetanus and Diphtheria Clinic, with two wards with a total of about 35 beds for diphtheria patients and two wards with about 15 beds for tetanus patients. Near the entrance to the clinic are three rooms con- taining five iron Jungs for polio patients.b. Viral Hepatitis Clinic, headed by Dr. Martinez (fnu), has about 50 beds.c. Clinic for Typhoid Fever and High-Fever Producing Diseases (Enfermedades Febriles Agudas), with about 35 beds,d. Clinic for Mumps and Severe Exanthematic Diseases, headed by Dr. Julio Capote, who is also Director of the hospital. This clinic has about 30 beds.50. The Clinic for Infectious Diseases of the Central Nervous System is unconnected to the main hospital building. The hospital also has a pathalogical anatomy laboratory, a clinical analysis laboratory, and a two-story building for ex- perimental animals. Plans existed to build three more clinics (DOI: 1967).51. As of September 1966, the following research work was being performed at Las Animas Hospital:a. Hospital Director Capote was doing research on (1) the treatment of encefalitis sarampioniosa, and (2) an antimeasles vaccine provided by the USSR.b. Dr. Julio Romulo Calvet was completing his research studies on (1) tetanus and had achieved original con- tributions concerning the etiopatogenia of tetanus, (2) the prognosis of patients with exotoxins circula- ting in the blood, (3) a screening test for diverse therapeutical procedures to combat tetanus, and (4) the elaboration of a hyperimmune human vaccine for use with pereons already suffering from tetanus, or for use as a prophylactic medicine. Dr. Romulo has 28 years experience in infectious-contagious diseases and is one of the world's greatest authorities on diphtheria and tetanus.52. Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surger Institute. TES institute is headed by Dr. Noel Gonzalez and is located at Le Fajardo Hospital, where it has the following installations:a. Second and third floor: two operating rooms for the exclusive use of the institute. The rooms contain machines for extracorporeal circulation, instruments for the determination of hemodynamic curves, multi- cardiographs, vectocardiografos, balistocardiografos, equipment for cardiovascular (radiology" (X-rays ?),