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-3-principal himself or his heirs has the legal right to revoke a trusteeship even in the mishandling of funds. Based on a review of pertinent documents and a discussion with Mrs. Evie Vidal, who is probably more knowledgeable of the facts and nuances of this problem than anyone else, I have listed bolow some recommendations for your consideration:A. In line with recent JMWAVE recommendations, payments to all principal dependents (wives who have not remarried) be reduced by 30 July, or as soon as feasible, to a flat $100 por month and all minor dependents reduced to $25 per month with notification that all payments will cease 6 months from date of initial reduction. All secondary dependents, such as dependent parents who receive separate chocks of not more than $50 por month, should be continuod at the present rate until the final termination date for all dependents.B. Such adjustments as recommended above should bo uniform and across the board with no attempt to evaluate each case on an individual basis determined by such factors as outside income, need, etc. This would not only tend to create an undesirable security hazard but would complicate the phasing out of an already complicated situation. Furthermore, individuals who have made an effort to raise their standard of living by augmentation of their income would be justified in feeling they wore penalized for having more ambition than some of the lazy pensioner types. Once we attempt to play the role of Solomon as to who is the most worthy or the most needy, we lose sight of the fact that all dependents are equal as widows whose husbands died for the same cause and we could expect no end of recriminations. Neither should there be any distinction as is recommended in some instances by JMWAVE that payments should cease because dependents happen to reside in Cuba. They are as entitled to the same benefits as those fortunate enough to reside in this country. The exception to this may be justified in those isolated cases where it is evident that nothing has been heard from such dependents and they have never received any benefits from the money paid for their support. In these instances payments to trustees should probably be terminated immediately if such action is legal.C. In the case of the known prisoners, two courses of action could be pursued. Either cut the present dependency payments in line with that proposed for dependents
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-4-of deceased with the understanding such payments will con-tinue until the status of each man is resolved (cither byrelease or death while in prison) or leave the presentamount being paid unchanged with indefinite continuation.Considering the few involved (16 according to the JMWAVEstudy), the last proposal would probably bo botter from apsychological point of view and remove any possibility ofcharges against us of endangering the lives of the prisoners.Furthermore, the memorandum from Mr. Cottrell to theAttorney General referred to in paragraph 1 included aspart of the general agreement reached with Brigade leadersassurance that payments to dependents of Brigade membersremaining in prison would be continued. Ono caso thatfalls in this category is extremely interesting. Itconcerns case #13 who is imprisoned under an alias and inorder to insure his safety there seems to be a tacit agree-mont to treat him as dead. It may be quite a feat toavoid a charge of discrimination against his wife if herpayments are terminated "as a widow" in order to preservethe "deceased" cover to preserve his safety.D. Prior to submitting recommendations to the303 Committee for phasing out dependency paymonts, a rulingon all the legal and possible security aspects of anyproposal should probably be obtained from the General Counsel.5. I have not explored in depth the background of   the benefits presently being paid to the dependents of   Heroes/Martyrs, the majority of which do not appear to   have been Brigade members and do not come under the same   criteria established for Brigade members. In the event   you aro contemplating torminating this type of payments,   such action could no doubt be defended as not boing ap-   plicable to the conditions governing dependents of Brigade   mombers. It has been my understanding that your proposal   to submit a memorandum to the 303 Committee in the immediate   future concerns only recommendations for resolving the   Brigade dependency payments. If I am incorrect and such   memorandum is to also cover the continued payments to   Heroes/Martyrs dependents, please advise me as to what you   wish done.![signature of Nancye Gratz]Nancye GratzWH/C/CA/EWAPPROVED:Chief, WH/Cuba![Date of 22 June 1986]Date
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MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 12T.J. FLORES/ybC/WH/C34817 JUNE 66FROM: DIRECTORSECRET7 17 59 Z CITE DIRECTOR 10331TO: JMWAVETYPIC AMBUDREF: UFGA 25261APPRECIATE STATION DESIRE TAKE STEPS REDUCE AMBUD EXPENDITURES PROMPTLY. HOWEVER BECAUSE OF CONSIDERATIONS ARISING OUT OF ORIGIN OF PAYMENTS, DO NOT DESIRE INITIATE ANY CHANGES PENDING REVIEW ATTACHMENTS, AND COORDINATION WITH OTHER GOVERNMENT COMPONENTS. WILL ADVISE PROPOSED ACTION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.END OF MESSAGE![signature of William Broe]WILLIAM BROEC/WH![signature of Thomas J. Flores]THOMAS J. FLORESC/WH/C7-7SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO:CHIEF, WH DIVISIONCLASSIFICATION:SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:MARKED FOR INDEXINGXXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMFROM:CHIEF OF STATION, JMWAVESUBJECT: TYPIC/AMBUDREVIEW OF AMBUD PAYMENTSACTION REQUIRED: REFERENCESREF - UFGW-5346 201-315-161, 12 July 19651. AFTER LARGE EFFORT AND CONSIDERABLE DIFFICULTIES STATION   HAS COMPLETED SURVEY OF ALL PERSONS WHO RECEIVE AMBUD BENEFITS.   JMWAVE ARRANGED WITH LOCAL HEW OFFICE FOR SOCIAL WORKERS TO   ACCOMPLISH SURVEY, WORKING ON THEIR OWN TIME WEEKENDS AND NIGHTS   JMWAVE ARRANGED PAY WORKERS VIA HEW. OSTENSIBLE SPONSOR OF SURVEY   WAS IDEN A, OFFICE OPERATED BY AMTIKI 1. SPECIAL FORM DEVISED BY   STATION WAS USED FOR SURVEY. FORM, PLUS COMMENTS OF SOCIAL WORKER   RE CASE, WAS FORWARDED TO STATION. IN CASE OF BENEFITS TO RECIPIENTS   LIVING OUTSIDE OF MIAMI AREA FORM WAS MAILED BY IDEN A OFFICE.2. FORWARDED UNDER SEPARATE COVER AS ATTACHMENT 1 ARE RESULTS   OF SURVEY. EACH CASE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED CASE NUMBER AND SEPARATE   ANALYSIS OF EACH CASE HAS BEEN PREPARED. CASE ANALYSIS PROVIDES   FOLL DATA -A. NAME OF DECEASED OR IMPRISONED PERSON.B. NAME OF TRUSTEE, IF ONE WAS DESIGNATED.C. NAME OF DEPENDENT/S/D. INFORMATION RE TRUSTEE OR DEPENDENT/S/ AS APPLICABLE.DATA WAS COMPILED FROM AMTIKI 1 RECORDS AND SURVEYFORMS.E. MONTHLY ALLOTMENT PAID TO RECIPIENT/S/.F. TOTAL AMOUNT PAID THRU 31 DEC 65.G. JMWAVE RECOMMENDATIONS RE FUTURE HANDLING. 19-124-25/6ATTACHMENTS - USC VIA POUCH1. CHART AND 144 CASE RESUME / IN TRIPLICATE/2. CHART /3 CYS/3. IDENTITY(uta)DISTRIBUTION - BY TAPE3 - WH/C W/ATTS, USC CS COPY2 - C/WHD W/O ATTSRemove from Project UFGA-25261CLASSIFICATIONSECRET3 JUNE 1966HOS FILE NUMBER19-124-25/2-3
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHS E C R E TUFGA-25261 PAGE 3OR OUTSIDE OF ODYOKE. AMBUD PROGRAM HAS EXPENDED MILLIONS OF DOLLARSAND BENEFITS PROVIDED TO BENEFICIARIES IN MANY CASES HAVE FAR EXCEEDEDTHOSE PROVIDED BY ODYOKE TO ITS OWN EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE BEEN KILLEDOR SUFFERED INJURIES IN LINE OF DUTY.8. SINCE STATION NOT AWARE OF ALL INTERAGENCY BACKGROUND RE   RESPONSIBILITIES FOR PAYMENT OF BENEFITS IN CASE OF CAPTURED OR   MISSING PERSONNEL, STATION CAN NOT SUGGEST EXACT METHOD OF HANDLING   FUTURE EARMARKING OF FUNDS, IF ANY, FOR THESE PERSONNEL. HOWEVER,   STATION TENDS ESTABLISHMENT OF PROCEDURE SIMILARSYO THAT EMPLOYED   FOR CERTAIN CAPTURED AGENTS, I.E., ESTABLISHMENT OF "CAPTIVITY PAY"   SCALE AND POST-RETURN NEGOTIATION RE AMOUNT TO BE PAID.9. STATION REQUESTS SOONEST CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS   CITED PARA 5 AND 6 ABOVE, NOTABLY A THRU D - DECISION RE E   /TERMINATION DATE/ CAN BE MADE LATER. APPEARS THAT DECISION RE   ACTIONS A AND B MAY HAVE TO BE REFERRED TO HIGHER AUTHORITY AND   THAT IMPLEMENTATION DATE MAY HAVE TO BE POSTPONED. HOWEVER, WOULD   APPEAR THAT KUBARK CAN TAKE ACTIONS C AND D AT OWN DISCRETION. THUS   REQUEST HQS APPROVAL SOONEST RE ACTIONS C AND D. ADVISE.10. FYI AT PRESENT AMTIKI 1 IS TRUSTEE FOR SOME CASES AND HAS    BEEN MAKING MONTHLY DEPOSITS TO THESE ACCOUNTS. STATION RECOMMENDS    THAT FUNDS IN THESE ACCOUNTS BE ALLOWED REMAIN ON DEPOSIT /HOWEVER    NO FURTHER DEPOSITS WOULD BE MADE, PER SUGGESTED ACTION D ABOVE/.    HOWEVER STATION PLANS WITHDRAW AMTIKI 1'S CUSTODIAL POWERS WITH    RESPECT TO THESE ACCOUNTS, TRANSFERRING THEM TO CHIEF OF FINANCE    BRANCH, AND AS ALTERNATE, DEPUTY CHIEF OF FINANCE BRANCH.11. FYI VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR WOUNDED MEMBERS    OF BRIGADE CONTINUES. BASIC TERMINATION DATE NOW SET FOR 30 JUNE1966. PLAN CONTINUE BENEFITS IN FEW DIFFICULT MEDICAL CASES. CAN      NOT ESTIMATE TERMINATION DATE FOR THESE CASES.12. FORWARDED AS ATTACHMENT 2 IS CONSOLIDATED DATA CONCERNING    ACTUAL COSTS OF AMBUD IN FY 66 AND PROPOSED EXPENDITURES IN FY 67.PHILIP G. ELMARD
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERS/C ATTACHMENT NO. 3TO UFGA-25261IDENTITY A -- MC KERCHER AND AVANT![handwritten notes]CS C022FORM6.64 53aUSE PREVIOUS EDITION.CLASSIFICATIONPAGE NO.CONTINUED25/6
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![VOL CRC BUDGET FINANCE]![AUG 1968]# FOLDER-4![RETIRED FILE DESENSITIZED]![RETURN TO RECORDS CENTER]![IMMEDIATELY AFTER U. E.]![JOB 23-556 BOX 2]![40754]
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CONFIDENTIALNOTICETHIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED. DO NOTADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER. FORWARD CSDOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDERTO IP/RPU GE-58.NOTICECONFIDENTIAL
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# MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES 25## S-E-C-R-E-TORG: NGratz:f11UNIT: WH/COG/SAEXT: R-1325DATE: 19 August 1968CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY 33CONFI: WH/COG 8INFO:FILE IN CS FILE NO. 19-124-25/6FILE va RI/AN, WH8, OGC2, DO4## SECRETCITE DIRECTOR 257.12JMWAVE INFO: JMCOBRA 19:00z 10:68TYPIC AMBUD1. PER DISCUSSION WITH MARTHA B. DRANGELIS HQS RECOMMENDS   MANUEL (REYES) GARCIA (CASE NO. 122) AND ANGEL (PASTRANA) SANTOS   (CASE NO. 118) TRUST ACCOUNTS ALSO BE TERMINATED.2. REQUEST BALANCES ON DEPOSIT BE T/A'D HQS FOR TRANSFER   TO MHMUTUAL ACCOUNT.END OF MESSAGE![Chart with values]OGC/MHMUTUAL D. Fielder (telecon)WH/B&F Ellite CubantWH/COG/SACS COPYS-E-C-R-E-T19-124-25/612 aug 1968David A. Phillips, C/WH/COG![signature of william v broe] William V. BroeC/WHDREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRETORIG: N. GRATZsjghUNIT: WH/COG/SASRT: 4163DATE: 30 JULY 1968CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES*   INDEX*   DESTROY*   RETURN TO...*   NO INDEX*   FILE IN CS FILE NO. 19-124-25/cBY: 15COND: WH/COG 8 RID COPY INFO: WH8, CI/OA R/IANSECRET31 16 43Z Jul 68CITE DIRECTOR: 20867TO: JMWAVE INFO JMCOBRATYPIC AMBUDREF: UFGT-22352*CONCUR PAYMENT PLAN PROPOSED PARA 3 REF.END OF MESSAGEWH/COG Comment: *Dependent mother dead Brigader advised AMTIKI of arrival U.S. and requested money held in trust. Monthly amount has also been paid to account of dependent father whom mother advises has been dead since February 1962. JMWAVE proposes pay mother $13,125 (75 months at $175 per month) and turn over remaining $780.57 in account ($50 per month deposited for father plus 6 years accrued interest) to JMWAVE Finance Officer.CS COPYWILLIAM V. BROEC/WHDRELEASING OFFICERAE, C/WN/56COORDINATING OFFICERS19-124-25/631 July 1968DAVID A. PHILLIPSC/WH/COGSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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RDISP NO - UFGT 22352DATE - 29 JULY 19687C - CHIEF, ४:: DIVISIONFROM - ACT ING CHIEF OF STATION, JMWAVESUBJ - ARRIVAL IN U.S. OF BRIGADE DEPENDENT FROM CUBAAND SETTLEMENT OF TRUSTEE ACCOUNT.ACTION REQUIRED - REQUEST CABLE CONCURRENCE OF JAVAVE'SPLAN IN PARA 3.1. MRS. CLARA MOLINA CABRERA ARRIVED IN THE UNITED.   STATES FROM CUBAN AND CONTACTED AMT IKI-1 BY LETTER DATED 2   JUNE 1968. MRS. MOLINA IS THE MOTHER OF MARIABO SANTOS   MOLINA, KILLED DURING THE BAY OF PIGS INVASION. THE HISTORY   OFIHIS CASE IS AS FOLLOWS.A. MARIANO DESIGNATED HIS MOTHER AND FATHER, BOTHIN CUBA AS HIS DEPENDENT SO MARIANO ALSO DESIGNATED CARLOSFERNANDEZ CAMPOS AS HIS TRUSTEE TO HANDLE ALL MOVIES FOR HISDEPENDENTS.B. AMTIKI-I'S RECORDS SHOW THAT CARLOS FERNANDEZCAMPOS VAS PAID AT THE RATE OF $225.00 PER MONTH FROM APRIL1961 TO APRIL 1962. ACCORDING TO THE RECORD, ALL PAYMENTSTO CARLOS FERNANDEZ CAMPOS CEASED AT THAT TIME BECAUSE "CARLOSFERNANDEZ DID NOT ACCOUNT IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER FOR THEMONEY RECEIVED." AMT IXI-1 OPENED A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THECOCONUT GROVE BANK IN MAY 1962 IN THE NAME OF MARIANO SANTOSAND/OR JUAN SANTOS (THE FATHER) WITH HIMSELF AS TRUSTEEMDEPOSITS OF $225.00 PER MONTH. WERE MADE TO THIS ACCOUNT FROM MAY1962 UNT IL SEPTEMBER 1966 WHEN ALL DEPOSITS TO TRUSTEE ACCOUNTSWERE ORDERED STOPPED BY JMWAVE. TOTAL PAYMENT TO THIS ACCOUNT WAS$11,925.00 AND WITH THE EARNED INTEREST OF $1,928.57 THE ACCOUNTPALLANCE AS OF JULY 23, 1968 WAS $13,905.57.SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGT-22352 PAGE ONE
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RET TELEPOUCH UFGT 22352 PAGE TWOC. THE FIRST INFORMATION RECEIVED THAT MARIANO'S MOTHER MIGHT ARRIVE IN THE IINITED STATES VACA COPY OF A LETTER DATED 14 SEPTEMBER 1967 AND SENT TO MARIANO'S BROTHER RENE SATOS FROM J.A. MORALES, THE PRESIDENT OF THE 2586 ASSAULT BRIGADE ASSOCIATION. RENE SANTOS LIVES IN HACKENSACK, N.J. THIS LETTER ACKNOWLEDGED RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROM RENE REQUEST ING THAT ALL CHECKS FOR HIS NOTHER, CLARA MOLINA, NOW BEING SENT TO CARLOS FERNANDEZ CAMPOS BE SUSPENDED AND THAT HIS NOTHER WOULD "WITHIN SEVERAL MONTHS" BE ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES. MORALES' LETTER ADVISED RENE TO WRITE TO THE ANT IKI-I ADDRESS, WHICH HE PROVIDED AND MAKE THE SAME REQUEST. HE FURTHER ADVISED RENE THAT HE SHOULD PROVIDE THE AMT IKI-1 ADDRESS ADDITIONAL BIO DATA ON MARIANO AND HIS MOTHER AND FATHER.D. ANT IKI-1 RECEIVED A LETTER DATED 19 SEPYEMBER 1967 FROM RENE SANTOS STATING WHO HE WAS AND THAT HIS MOTHER CLARA MOLINA WOULD "VITHIN SEVERAL MONTHS". BE ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES VIA SPAIN. ENCLOSED WITH THE LETTER WAS A COPY OF MORALES LETTER (C ABOVE), MARIANO'S-BIRTH CERT IF ICATE AND PICTURE.E. ANTIKI-I REPLIED AT JMWAVE'S REQUEST ACKNOWLEDG ING RECIEPT OF RENE'S LETTER AND ENCLOSURES AND ADVISED RENE THAT PAYMENTS TO THE TRUSTEE, CARLOS FERNANDEZ CAMPOS, HAD BEEN TERMINATED (NO DATE GIVEN) AND THAT MRS. CLARA MOLINA CABRERA SHOULD NOT IFY HIS OFFICE BY MAIL UPON HER ARRIVAL IN THE U.S.F. AMT IKI-I RECEIVED A LETTER FROM MRS. CLARA MOLINA CABRERA DATED 2 JUNE 1968 STATING THAT SHE WAS NOW IN THE U.S. AND DESIRES TO DISCUSS MARIANOS' CASE.G. AMT IKI-1 REPLIED ASKING MRS. CLARA MOLINA TO FORWARD ANY DOCUMENTS THAT SHE MIGHT HAVE TO IDENTIFY HER AS THE MOTHER OF MARIANO SANTOS MOLINA. MRS. MOLINA REPLIED IN A LETTER DATED 4 JULY 1968 ENCLOSING HER BIRTH CERTIFICATE, SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGT 22352 PAGE TWO
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RET TELEPOUCH UFGT 22352 PAGE THREEPHOTOGRAPH AND PASSPORT NUMBER. MRS. MOLINA ALSO INFORMEDAMT.IKI-I THAT HER HUSBAND AND THE FATHER OF MARIANO SANTOSMOLINA HAD DIED 25 FEBRUARY 1962.2. AMI IKI-1 ON 23 JULY 1968 COMPLETED A BREAKDOWN OF   THE ACCOUNT SHOWING THE AMOUNT IN THE BANK WHICH IS SHOUN   IN PARAGRAPH I B.ABOVE, THE AMOUNT PAID TO THE ORIGINAL TRUSTEE   WHICH IS $2,925.00 AND THE AMOUNT DUE MRS. CLARA MOLINA.   SINCE MRS. MOLINA'S HUSBAND DIED PRIOR TO AMT IKI-1 TAKING   OVER AS TRUSTEE, THE PAYMENTS DURING AMT IKI-I'S TRUSTEESHIP   SHOULD HAVE BEEN AT THE RATE OF $175.00 PER MONTH INSTEAD OF   THE $225.08. MAY 1962 THROUGH JULY 1968 (79 MONTHS) AT   $175.00 PER MONTH AMOUNTS TO $13,125.00 AND AS NOTED IN   PARAGRAPH I B ABOVE THE ACCOUNT CONTAINS $13,9685.57.3. JMWAVE PLANS TO HAVE AMT IKI-1 WITHDRAW THIS ACCOUNT   AND PURCHASE A CASHIER'S CHECK FOR MRS. MOLINA FOR THE TOTAL   AMOUNT DUE ($13,125.00) AND PASS THE BALANCE OF $780.57.TO   THE JMWAVE FINANCE OFFICER. FOLLOWING THIS AND BEGINNING   WITH THE AUGUST 1968 PAYMENT AMIKI-I WILL FORWARD A CHECK   FOR $175.00 EACH MONTH TO MRS. CLARA MOLINA IN THE SAME   MANNER AS OTHER BRIGADE DEPENDENTS. JMWAVE PLANS TO HAVE   ANT IK 1-1 PROVIDE MRS. MOLINA WITH THE NAME OF THE ORIGINAL   TRUSTEE AND THE AMOUNT PAID TO HIM WITH REGRETS THAT HE CANNOT   ASSIST HER IN THIS MATTER. WE ALSO PALN TO HAVE ANT IX-1   EXPLAIN THE METHOD OF COMPUT ING THE $13,125.00 TOTAL ($175.00   PER MONTH FOR 75 MONTHS). WE DO NOT PLAN TO RAISE THE PO INT   OF EARNED INTEREST. WE BELIEVE THAT WOFIRM WOULD HAVE   COMPLETELY FULFILLED ITS OBLIGATION TO MRS. MOLINA BY THE   ABOVE PAYMENT PLUS HER MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO FOLLOW. PLEASE   CONCUR IN THIS PARAGRAPH BY CABLE.FREDERICK J. INGHURSTSECRET TELEPOUCH UFGT-22352 PAGE THREE
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CRET TELEPOUCH UFGI -22352 PAGE FOURDISTRIBUTIONVIA TELEPOUCH1 - CHIEF/VHD1- WM/COGSECRET TELEPOUCH UFGT-22352 PAGE FOURBT
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OPICUNIT: N GRATAEXTI: W/COG/SA4163/1325DATE: 12 JULY 68CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONCONF: WH/COG-8MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPILS.SECRET 29INDEX DESTROYNG INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.RID COPYINFO: FILE VROGC-2-RE/AN, MPS/BG-2, CCS-2CSPSCITE DIRECTOR 5727SECRETJIMAVE INFO JMCOBRATYPIC AMBUD MHMUTUALREF: JMWAVE 3051 (IN 47521)*PROPOSED GERRITY TRIP TEMPORARILY DELAYED. WILL ADVISEFIRM DATE.END OF MESSAGEWH/COG Comment: *Re proposed trip Mr. Marvin Evans to JMWAVE to review AMTIKI records of AMBUD dependency cases.WILLIAM V. BROEC/WHDOGC Mr. Morrisey (telecon)DAVID A. PHILLIPSC.WH/COGSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE