14-00000 ° CONTINUATION OF ELABSIO RCA TIOR CEPATCH BYMBOU BRE MUAIBER 7: [Somnus OAT swe n= = SECR fe oR 2. Interme of our operational utilization ofl at this time, while they reserve finite comment until all the returns (per above) are in, the Medical Staff did stress the paramount importance Mroper rest and ef not over- taxing the strength of the agent, coupled with his strict adherence te regular, warm, balanced meals in accordance with the dietary restrictions usually imposed, and complete absence of alcohol, in order to prevent a relapse. Se 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 alse has an office to eet up and we would like him to concentrate on the effer, perhaps it would be a good idea te keep those trips to a mlnimam for the time being. 3, The Medical Staff will be glad te review any further chemical tests per para. 1 above suggestions, or any others which his doctor may have already run, JULIA R, CONGREVE = CLASSI LATION *s Sa USE PREWMIQUS EDITION. AYBAT SECRE 12 im CONTINUED P|
14-00000 ooo mores] a gy ane coe oh eatteah ag aorta tee teeter mse keane ca + : . . o6 cane Tamaya et ammdne ch ANE me be ee ont ne oO He i sete aide 3 pom 9 BHO, FRos ie CLASHIHA ROR . PROCESUSS ACTION DISPATCH SEC RETRY BAT = sti MARKED £02 GODING Chief, WOLIME BO BIOIES sEQUIRED Chief of Station, Cay GuaueES peor ; . se casi SUDGE BODUNG Acting Chief, LCPIPIT Operational “ Iliness ORTH Acting) MACROPEL ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES 1. At their meeting on 4 September| V1 submitted a report to RODIGAST on his hospitalization for|_—s=ss—s«d| Attached to his report is a copy of this medical record with results of |wxitten 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[ 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| ss V/il'‘s symptoms. ban aS ot ie Aaron C. LAGINESTRA Attachment: wu/s/e 1~-[__—*/1's« Report & Medical Record 2 = Memorandum for the Record noon ~ C/WOLIME w/atts 1 - cos w/o atts 1 - c/ w/o atts C3 Cony fel — Joga «7a ta OEPA-~1312 10 September 1966 GASIRCAnOM 10S Fad MOMEEE SECRET/RYBAT me seen Nee ent ae cee tanner 2a sn re RE ch MTORR Nag te 0 we oreguemaminntee ro ‘ de tereemouneinam ronan 8 wn sey nondohy ‘
14-00000 Eee. t eee . sy SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 1 TO: OEPA-1312 |Bour What I had thought was a touch of and the extrerie fatigue I felt when I returned to July proved in time to have been acute infectiou The disease @«e Which takes two three weeks to develop -- was probably contracted in At least, I imagine so because ny principal contact 1 nsisted on taking me to_arumber of local restaurants of dubious cleanliness to sample delicacies. Pe # ry é ° } Artes ih ’. \ te nmeee naan See NEE SE ARNO Ree MOT nee ematgearoe, = ~ 2 Pree ‘ 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. by one finger and | | ndicated a fairly eatnen consisted of | lwith massive doses of vitamins. cee cinns nten memtey semen we maaniaine were REIT EY A tamer 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 be- cause I was pestering the doctors to let me go. ,# was told to have * "absolute rest* for four to six weeks and te have another blood test within several weeks. {Attached is the Yugoslav doctor's description of ease and treatment, with results of all[ 1 It is written @emaztinn in Serbo-Croatian. ) het emmranemet nin i ant retie ate De nant + ate a Mae teen : ne bhitsiey , Gonane en "FL op Form a » Witacoy Paieg + mo at ' . ar t - roa x ‘ ‘ ve tat Eee wet ts . » Cn ee os ee ee eT eee ° se + sneha BAAR RSL ES Ga me 2 Bt . ‘ : . ay . . a ud we + a we ‘ we
74-90000 , ° ad er cree 2 Sees Aon fb ate “a SEPARATE COW”: ATTACHMENT 2 TO: z . OEPA-1312 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 7 September 1968 supplements the report which was submitted_by @79272/1 which deals with his recent hospitalization fo Po 2. ‘Toward the end of his lerip ee - €eeling rather weak and nauseous, with no appetite. He was eonstipated, feverish and had gas pains. These symptoms persisted and after his return from and on 6 August, while in Yugoslavia on vacation, @ m/l suffered from acute gas pains and vomiting. He was taken from Vis, where he was . vacationing, to Split where he was hospitalized. The address i of this hospital is: aang seeeytenceemshesiea tee cinco meets nA TARE OT Ee Eo on. Opca Bolnica Zarazni Odjel (Firule) Split, Yugoslavia His doctor was Dr. Juraj FILIPOVIC. eos ok eR { i “ey 1's treatment was free inasmuch as he was able to show his British National Health Card and a reciprocity agreement exists between Britain and Yugoslavia. eae ane RFE AEE ts see flea RIED Ae I ta A ane et ne NETS nt aE a ORE Eo 4. © ee/1 states that at no time did he receive . narcotics nor was he ever unconscious. During his stay in the .~ hospital a young British youth (Derek WHITTAKER, age 19, from = +' Shoreham-by-Sea, Surrey) was in his ward suffering from food poisioning. met ee emstwer anttere cee tee Aaron C. LAGINESTRA THIS MATERIAL HES BEER ACQUIRED EY SENSITIVE SOURCE. iY 0S HOT TO BE ROUTED OUTSIZE RIcITIERTS" BIVIsION BE STREF, CIZLEMIBATED, MELSYED TE THT FITLO, GR FORM THE BesiS FER SPERRTIONSE FoiuCwz47, WITHOUT PRIOR GOSREIBATION WITH 8-34/6F, SRR 6 Recent BHR? APEEON Sa 4 EE hc yon 2 h tow $ ae Srerny tg Cor | WwW j- s/e ate & o€PA (31m dat S96 657 hw eo