(toat05t0-t0n02 Lo a . " . f CLASSHCATRS PROCESSING . i Ji SECRET pete ste «dR iaR) QED | EAXQAFIINS CSR Cae ARE mOCRIRG ~ Chief of Station, JMWAVE a fee S susucr_ TYPIC/Opera tional ss _. ©.AMBUD Medical/Vocational.R ACTION REQUIRED - ROPERUNCES 7 oo , | Reference; UFGA-25261, paragraph 11 (3 June 1966) 19.,24-44-/2 ehabilitation Program. . > i. The vocational rehabilitation phase 6f the ANBUD medical 1 program ended on 30 June 1966 with the completion of courses by the Do _- Wemaining trainees... The activity, established in April 1964 by arrangement with the Florida State Diviston of Vocational Rehabili~ tation, has reduced: the number of medical dependency cases fro 69 to six. One of the ‘remaining cases, ; " " is -.@-Garcia Lines case funded by Headquarters, ‘These six henercepresent ‘difficult medical problems whose disposition will be the subject of Q separate report, mo co 2. The original 69 cnses classified as unemployable because of medical disability were referred to the ANBUD vocational reha- bilitation activity as a means of terminating WOFACT responsibility for their. continued support. Initial processing of the 69 referrals resulted in $8 active participants of which. 35° were ultimately re- turned to employment, Twenty-three were dropped during evaluation or training for many reasons including lack of interest, excessive absenteeism, inability to learn, emotional instability, severity of handicap, relocation, or confinement in an institution, However, some of. the marginal cases in this group -were given partial training and/or a routine of work which resulted in acquiring sufficient motivation to solve their own work problems, 3. A list of the Participants, courses attended, date and. reason dropped, or date course completed is attached, [It should be noted that most of the tralnees also benefited from pre-vocational training English language instruction which made them more attractive to the potential employers, , 4. The apparent success of the vocational rehabilitation activity could be largely attributed to the supervisor, Mr, Gordon D. Smith, a senior counselor assigned to the activity by his ; 9. pag. SONtinued.,, See ee ate PKCD | OATE GevatcrgD Attachment Ll Septes [oc - ‘Herewl th as described in Para 3 gs COr1 Pp ; TSE sy aPeho o7 Pommate e.g Peano Distribution PAA oo re = UFGA-25901 SWC w/T cy Att! ae ~ ao bee ? 77 ~ RF aa £ Tage.) 64 w/Att for each - op cect Tv freon Td SBCRET — me . eee . RADUAAT Ub PRD Bane 8 19-124425,/°5-3 plus - @ach 201 file listed Vin Attachrent ;
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14-00000 pd 23,.GIRO Herrera, Ruben (20l-not available) wie SE CR £ T prOpeep COMPLETED COUKSE {PATS /REASON) PATS None.Did not August 1964. complete Sentenced to jail lanyruage trng. for 2 years 24.GONZALEZ Toro, Luig Watch repair &ril 1966 (201 - 300558 25.GONZALEZ Ramon,Manuel Appliance \ ; Nay 1965 (201 -292529) repair \ OO 26 GONZALEZ, Norberto C.  Crano operator Nov.1964 £201 ~-287795) ; . 27.HERNANDEZ Avila Angel Watch repair April 1966 (201-2921 80) : . 28,HERNANDEZ Acevedo, Enriqgie TV repair ; 3 June 1965 , (201 -284558) : ; ; 29, HERNANDEZ Carnesoltas, Jorge (201-297577) 3o[” “| OY . 31, HIDALGO Carreso, Orlaco (201-294745) 32, IBARRA Calero sBontgno (201-300733) ra 33, LAMAR Maza, Rene _(201~290451) a4, LEIVA, Valentin Enriquz (201~292378) 35 MARQUEZ, Enrique (201-not available). 26.HARTINEZ Reina, Femando (201~293318) C Assembly work | Nov,1964,with- drew from Program Hechanical ‘Aug... 1965 drafting . sgevore illness Appliance Oct. 1964 repair Failure to oO cooperate: ” Watch repair : , April 19664 ‘Univ.of Miami Dee, 1964 Medical Refresher for Latin M.D.'as 38. MEDINA, Luis Perez (201-294748) 39,.IL0, Luis Martinez (201 -298857) _ 6 40 41.MORSE Barrera,Luis C, (201-283367) 42,HNUZIO, Julio Diaz (201-297399) 43.NOVOA Salsines, Francisco (201-294243) 44,NUNEZ Webster, Rodalfo (2013200575) b AN PT EAY) “start of classes psychological case - a7f June 1964, . “not available) . Medically dis~ Electronic Jan, 1966 drafting Upholstering Sopt. 1964. Excessive absonce ; ; Bookkeeping May 1965 qualified for program due to very bad eyes. Refused the Program Bookkeeping . . Sopt, 1065 Illness prevented Sept.1965 Univ,of Florida. June 1966 Advertising/ July 1964 display art Fallure to : cooperate Medical Ass't, Sept, 1964 obtained employment TV repair March 1966 Dropped during Aug. 1964, language trng. . psychological case SECRET
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