ro4-t0215-10212 "Fea Kio MARKED FOR PINEVIE NO DEDEKING BESUIREE OMY QUALIFIED OLSE (AN JUDEL INDEUNG Ba. Chiel, European Division ack _ Chief of Station, WH/Miami ity é Fg yee, it 7 epee aa 3 ae —— 3 Pro and Anti-Castro peerny an o we OFILMEO B. W IT 7277 1 C&¥ 952) 8 co SE Cc. DIRECTOR 029803 iia He Fi 1. The following was prepared by Beetaeees 2 i pf Reta 2 Th Oe a. for / Jose Angel “#BoUS TAMA N-TE O'Leary (201-022396), Psychiatrist, studied medicine at0 7° Havana University in the same class as subsource's - -- father-in-law, Dr. Enrique CAS U SO Casuso, N.D., employed aS an orthopedic surgeon at the Havana ; ; Psychiatric Hospital. According to sttbsource's father-in-law, Subject was very active politically during his university studies; he belonged fo the ~~ Student Left Wing (Ala Izquierda Estudiantil) at Havana University, which organization followed PSP é directives. When Subject had completed his medical. © os... studies, he directed his political activities at . the National Medical College and controlled the — I College for several years prior to 1959, during | which years he was able to select the presidents. of Be ty - the College. an Distribution: ‘2 - C/WHD . - + 2-C/EUR  - = . 2 - COs, WH/Miami ....continued © taken RE | COPATCH SYRBOL AND URELR pare ; ; OSMA “= 26227 _. 1 20 Nay 1970 ae ~ CASEI ATION eee rd i en: 2 4 anyzoz2306 0 | SECRET ¢G5-6-38/4 ‘ 7 ; é : , 7 : oft. of .
14-00000 COMMU ATOR OF re ie we eee fe ae tee . oo Ogee Aesge nae tore oe : : DISPATCH SECRET OSUA = 276227 o * b. Subject is President or Director of the f Nourophysiology institute (formerly Wigher Nervous Activity Institute), Academy of Scicnees; subsource thinks that Subject is also Professor of lMedical Psychology at Havana University. Subject is a very well trained psychiatrist and has always cnjoyed great prestige as such; nevertheless, he has always been reputed to have very low morals, and in medical circles is "famous" as a woman chaser. He is widely reputed to attempt to seduce his female patients and his colleagues’ wives. Major Bernabe OR DAZ , i Director of Havana Psychiatric Hospital, considers i Subject to’ be a vulgar political schemgr utterly lacking in personal prestige among Cuban “new"™ . Communists; Ordaz has statéd that he considers that Subject wants to contro] Cuban psychiatric practice for his ovn personal benefit. c. When Castro took power, Subject surprisingly abandoned the Immediate Action medical doctors! party and joined the recently organized Revolutionary Medical Party; Ordaz did not join this party until 1960. In medical circles, Subject is reputed to collaborate with the DSE in brain-washing activities, but subsource fe eee RY Std a Foam aa es one tee nee Jee Ree eee einem had never seen any direct indications of such “ collaboration. , , a Fp ¥h ge: wept a 1300 d. /Dr/ ‘Armando *DE CORDOVA , Psychiatrist,“ nee. --* employed as a professor at Havana University, is a good psychiatrist about 70 years old who has always been.a leftist but is not the type of immoral person that Bustamante is. De Cordoba and Bustamante travel together to almost 211 the psychiatric congrésses " held abroad; according to Major Bernabe Ordaz, the two i . of them would like to take over the Havana Psychiatric Hospital, and base their desire on the fact that ordaz is not a psychiatrist. In subsource's opinion, they will never be successful jn replacing Ordaz, because Ordaz enjoys the backing of both Fidel Castro and Celia Sanchez, who are good friends of his. e. Subsource has known a Dr. -Fdmundo GUTIERREZ Agramonte, Psychiatrist, since 1959; Guticrrez is Director of the magazine of Havana Psychiatric Hospital - and attends psychiatric congresses held abroad. He is a competent psychiatrist and has an office located on Calle 23, corner of Calle 18, Vedado, Havana City. In subsource's opinion, he is antiregime although he OM aint ee We nn ee a spenks in favor of the regime when with proregime i persons, and against the-regime when with antiregime Ps . persons. He does not belong.to the PCC cell at the fA a “ hospital and is not a militiaman. In an assembly held 4at the hospital in 1969 with the express purpose of increasing the number of members of the PCC cell, no one proposed Gutierrez as a possible aspirant. Gutierrce® is about 50 years old and was married about February 190% SPAN Ber My ot eae ant ORT EEE moas Ai Sneed anager ao pu tee i re rye te eee Ae eet ow, now oe eee eet mare eos e ete ca meme age oe ae ae an on ease pain
tigtitiete COMURUUALICN OF -- — —-—-continued-to be-unyielding in his: antiregime-attitude;- DISPATC# SECRET - OSMA — 26227 dy ft. Dr? M‘IGNAGARA y‘/, whose first ‘name subsource thinks is Ruben, worked at Havana Psychiatric Hospital (formerly Nazorra}) prior to 1959. He is proregime but not an extremist, aac does not appear to be “willing to die for the regime". Mignagaray was proposed. as-an aspirant to the PCC cell at the Hospital, in an assembly held in 1969, but stated that he had a defect consisting in the fact that he was in love. Subsource did not know whether he was accepted as an aspirant. In mid-December 1969, Dr. Cristino Cabello, employed as a psychiatrist at Havana Psychiatric Hospital, told subsource that Mignagaray had told him that he (Cabello) would have to take over Mignitgaray's ward because he was going abroad to attend a psychiatric congress; subSource could give no further information on the congress or Mignagaray's date of departure. Mignagaray is described as a light-skinned mulatto, ‘about 5'9" tall, weight about 160 pounds, 60-65 years old, brown eyes, greying hair, married; subsource | thought he had three children, ¥ ge. Dr. Lino Bernabe FERNANDEZ Martinez, Psychiatrist, joined the anti-Castro counterrevolutionary forces in the Escambrzy mountains a few months before the Playa Giron invasion; he was arrested shortly before said invasion-and sentenced to 30 years in prison. Subsource had met him when both were students at Belen High School; their friendship continued at Havana University, when both were members of the Havana University Catholic ‘Group, and later as members of the Movement for the Recuperation of the Revoluticn (MRR). Subsource took leave of Fernandez the day that the latter joined the anti-Castro counterrevolutionarices, and never saw him again. When subsource visited his brother-in-law, Enrique Casuso,. held first on the ‘ Isle of Pines, then at La Cabana and later at the Guanajay Jail, he habitually asked for news of Dr. Fernandez; the information he reccived made him -believe that Fernandez is one of the most respected prisoners because of his bravery and equilibriun. Fernandez was mentioned as an example of integrity. - Other prisoners such as Dr. Andres CAO, Juan : BUS TAMANTE , and Antonio GARCIA’ told - subsource that Fernandez’! attitude had not varied. Fernandez' wife, Emilia LUZARRAGA , who frequently visited subsource professionally (subsource was her psychiatrist), also told subsource that Fernandez’ attitude was firmly antiregine: ‘Luzarraga is also antiregime. ; , ‘h. Vicky ANDRIAL , a friend of Emilia . Luzarraga's who sometimes accompanied her on her. ‘visits to subsource, is married to Dr. Armando 2A LD Pita, N.D., aka "“Manduco", who is incarcerated at the Guanajay Jail. Subsource thought that he had been in jail since before the Playa Giron invasion; he had belonged to both the Havana University Catholic Group rg and the MRR. Subsource's brother-in-Jaw, Enrique Casuso# and Vicky Andrial both told subsource that Dr. Zaldivar & Aer eg a gla igt AIR AP ee Tetadena wean Ratan cone apes ade ler: ote 1 Pagans oe ees Pagans eee One Be meg 8 ei eckage eld ee PR LR , gy ath RS eS
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+ 0 ED / | - ee _ , PROGSEING BEHOT i, Western Hemisphere_ Divisiyn » European Division - Chiet "of { Station, PiRPATGH_| _Chief of f£ Station Operational - TnToruati on on Dr rist (201-022396). ARO some ey tore fyeet ee ini R 27502 he , * DIRECTO DOC. MICRO. SER. PRET BO Pesto The following was prepared by™@ 40 ) DENG alate . [ORY QUALFED Dice Ce a tmomnNG - wiCror ice ap ee oct i 1 969 WORSE IED a ates —=== the Dr. Jose *BUSTANENTE QO! Leary, psychiatrist, he does not know the He, together with Raul Roa, Justo Carrillo, and others, comes from the ranks of he joined the- RY was brought up by his aunts; identity of his mother. 5, pad te PA the left wing of the student movement: Communist Party of Cuba in 1938 and, Carlos Saladrigas in the presidential candidate Dr. presidential elections held that year . When Dr. Grau Subject’ concentrated.on his professional activities, earning considerable pres- tige and acquiring a good practice, while maintaining his political relationships with senators, célonos, was elected President, the year of the coup d'etat, had such friendly relations with both presidential if the peneral elections scheduled . candidates that, for June. 1952 had been held, Subject would have been made (a) Vice-Minister of Foreign Relations if Dr. had been elected, and (b) Minister without cartera (portfolio) if Dr. Hevia had been elected, ~~~ Distribution: 12 - C/WHD 2 ~~ COS, WH/ Miami " [ OISPARH STEM AD HUIMER OSHA 25559 SECRET 13 October ~ es it Peat 1° 201-02239¢ 0! Leary, rfp bs in 1944, supported Dr. Bustamente “Agramonte Sei ee me Veer IRE he Nate a nts ancient ome ema pine amdgsare me bere ee
4 4-00000 ie COMTEMUATION o1 : er a ery oe ote FOO MONE DE, MGT O tos etal Bg DISPATCH SECRET OSNA ~ 25559 ; b. After the. 10 March 1952 coup d'etat,” }' | Subject: opposed the de facto government in , Spite vi-nas ciose relations with Dr. MORALES del Castillo, who offered Subject tne post of Consulting Counsellor (Consejero Consult ivo) . 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. tater i te t H i ij c. After the 1 January 1959 Revolution, Subject hastened to exploit the Communist con- _ tent. 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. G. Subject is very intelligent, very com- petent, and an extraordinarily hard worker, He : is Professor of Psychology at the Havana University he Medical School, and Director of the Higher Nervous é : 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 vasits to the USA on matters related to:his pro- fessional activities. oF * 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 presunes that - .- the classes would have been similar to those that Subject gave to Cuban artists. erence tet et hy yr wenn Pet a tt nan ninnsttinnnptaaia anes 1 tm hati tee era 4 deme itm peppaemetemetie se terete 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 itherited 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 (Wational Tourist Industry Institute), located at 23 and L Streets, Vedado, Havana City. ' FO Orne er erpt anegee tenere bee eta nem nn . : bo . ' moe Fa . ret at 2 ene lant nperasenimnentanananesa rid 4 at . t ?. I t i puters wm eS A ect autrrertansdrssanpeeensne
or: a Mi i dates aH se weveenee macatenvenn me tanneeme ern beset inenensnin torteateeneeysememment crane nen cum term mmr #6 HG Bee As 3 isa Get ‘SST CORMMUAION OF  onwmmue tae Coes cy meme os pat le iE - Sore here Mabe ne Fede ae DISPATCH oo SECRET OSHA . 298550 Subject surrendered his private practice to the Cuban Government, and receives only his salary as Director - of the lygher 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. nermal affections, cold and. calculating,.a typical schizoid interested only in himself, never makes.a friendly. o. gesture, has almost no friends.” ‘Subject is generally. -° disliked and has many enemies who feél 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 situntion: 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." ; = _ ¢ vo h. The trip that Subject made to the USSR in ‘ 7 the early 1960's was a "pleasure trip.” So far as Po subsource Knows , Subject received no- training in the 4 ‘USSR. woe ee a gr i. Subject is not known to have any relations with SovBloc officials Havana. He-does maintain Close relations: with(prd *LOPEZ Sanchez ({nu), an (J Veoh old-guard Communist -of the so-called microfaction mo ree Who holds the post of Secretary .of, the Cuban Academy Booe: of Sciences. Corte. t of S660! 276 OE ORR. 7 ee _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 i fovnded a home, takes an- interest in his family, ete. = He suffers from a homosexual complex, as denoted by his t hoarse voice. | 4 yi eed ah eS EO Bip nd eae sa em and em eeem ENS oe 1h ‘ 1. Armando Hart is 2 hysterical type who believes kb that his wife dominates him. His wife suifers from ; u , a complex based on the fact that she is much older than i i. he. , ams: * fee Wasi fhe see an Fee eet Lf merenemenegarm aarepemenemne 20 2 Nerang maNC@E NN sine tore a Mi wai —
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14-00000 XO FOREIGN DISSEM —. oe a | 1) CeOnN-F-I-D-E-W-T- I-A-L ee “page 2 of 12 Page ce’ €S-311/07089-68 - 1.. (Summary; The National Center for Scientific Research : (CNIC) is an autonomous organization controlled by the Office of the Prime Minister, who appointed the Director, Dr. Wilfredo. Torres, M,D,, and other important executives, The CNIC exists: basically to perform scientific résearcn and to train porsonnel’ for employment as (a) CNIC researchers, (b) researchers for the _ ot National Research Institutes that collaborate with the CNIC, TOM, : , (ce) medical schooi faculty members, (d) industria: seicntistc, : : ; (ec) and researchers and workers in the pure sciences, The CNIC. Po . has departments of Biochemistry, Ultracentrifugation, Electronic ! : ; Microscopy, Medical Botany, Microbidogy and Virology, and: Bio- ! sé mechanics and Biomedical Studies. The CNIC graduate training ob co program for medical doctors confers the degree of Loctor of Co Ee os | ec ore mnaan eacewray Sih WISE 4 ' Basic Sciences upon completion of the three-year }..czgram; in the future, the CNIC will also graduate Noctors of Pure Sciences The National Research Institutes, of which there are at least 1 are organized by médical specialties and work in coordination ; with the CNIC but are subordinate to the MINSAP. All are i clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients. i These institutes include the Institutes of Endocrinology, : : _.. Nephrology, Hematology, Gastroenterology, Neurology and Neuro- ' i surgery, Physiopathology, Psychology and Neurophysiology, : -fooe Hygiene and Epidemiology, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery, i Microbiology and Virology, Angiology, and Parasitology.) cSeprnaecnenite gies user ames peracetic 2, The National Center for Scientific Research (Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas, CNIC) is located in . : Reparto Siboney (formerly Country Club), Marianao, Havana Pro-. i vince, next to the Victoria de Giron premedical school (formerly Colegio Sagrado Corazon), and occupies several impressive new H buildings; in addition, large private homes in the area have been equipped as laboratories and residences for CNIC personnel. ‘= “+. > As of mid-November 1967, some of the residences were occupied by eo . foreign scientists. — i i } | | ! i ° . j 3. The CNIC is an autonomous organization controlled by : the Office of the Prime Minister, through which its funds are i budgeted... Important matters concerning the CNIC are handled | so personally by Fidel Castro, whose approval is required for i foreign exchange expenditures. such as the purchase of equipment, eee te eed ae em lanes wom . contracting of foreign personnel, trips abroad by CNIC per- _ sonnel, and recruiting campaigns aimed at foreign scientists. Fidel Castro, rather than ex-Minister Machado Ventura, appointed the director and other important CNIC @xecutives. Dr. Wilfredo forres, M,D., hematologist, is CNIC director, The Public Health oo. Ministry (MINSAP) plays no part in the supervision of the CNIC toh : and cannot influence the decisions of its executives. 4, The organization and functions of the CNIC are con- fidential alfhough not secret, and any person who has contact with medical prefessors can acquire some information on the _- @Nic, Since about June 1967, an ID card issued by the CNIC to ‘— + {ts employees is required to enter the CNIC buildings and the , _private homes that have been equipped as laboratories and resi- dences, L : 5, CNIC activities are oriented towards three fundamental : objectives, namely: ca Sd a, Scientific research related to the medical sciences. ‘ Hl ‘ “> > > pb, The preparation of highly qualified research and - i “ : : professorial personnel for employment, after gradu- - ation, as (1) CNIC researchers, (2) researchers of ; The National Research Institutes (see bdow), ¥ \ eda CRD, fo we we of we * : : : AGF Sethe (SRD RAPA IRN OTN EES Sar ORCAS SRITEMRANSOARAE ND #00 ste Lert se 7 e
t 74-90000 hO FOREIGN DISSES nee a C~O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T 4 anL, Jatt Wels BS . se 6 ot enema MONET APT EMERY CAE STF, rot] f gy Pape 3 of 32 Pages 7 CS8-311/0708s 9-68 . Se sew: (3) members of the faculty of the three Cuban medical schools (referred to ag schools of medical sciences) - located in Havana City, Santa Clara, and Santiago de . Cuba, and (4) biochemists and microbidogists in aindus-- tries related to tic medical sciences, such as the pharmaceutical industry. ec, The preptration of personnel for. work in the pure - sciences; this third objective constitutes a mere. ‘ambitious but long-range goal that was still: in the organizational and planning stage in January 68, "Part ; of the personnel so trained would remain at the. Center Lt as CNIC researchers;. part would join the faculties of se oo the university schools of pure sciences, and part would enter Cuban industry to work on the applications of technology to production, enap ht Scientific Research : ; 6. 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; \. | &, Theexperimental verification of conclusions arrived at, or discoveries made, by foreign scientists, This work of verification is effected (1) principall» in order to train Cuban personnel in the methods of higher re-- search, but also (2) as an attempt to contribute in- formation complementary to the discovery. semen ace penne ‘b. Original research work done by Cuban personnel advised , by foreign scientists, This work is directed towards 1. --. (1) the attainment of results of international inpor- ; : ; - | tance to be used in propaganda praising Castro's ss education system, and (2) the achievement of discoveries “in applied science that would serve either as an econ- omic saving or to earn foreign exchange, AS of xid- January 68, CNIC research projects had produced nothing of scientific importance, During the first half of 67, Fidel Castro ordered the CNIC.to orient all its re- ..8@arch projects towards production technology so that - - the foreign exchange invested in the projects could be partially 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 te Dr. Mora (fnu), a Chilean microbiologist. This department was {° conagucting research on polarimetry, enzymology, spectograply, ; -and the synthesis of -a steroid hormone from stigmasterol, a sugar-cane by product. . ; : ; ep AL erie adme ste eeeettian eitg Ars aP EAD Anan aetna mortemeeai tos maa oe . . mot af 2 ote . : nl ° r we te De 8. As of mid-January 1968, all attempts to synthesize a _ «7, .-. Steroid hormone from stigmasterol had failed and will almost ra { surely continue to fail because stigmasterol is un inert } steroid lacking in biological activity, . ‘ 9. Dr, Carlos J. Finlay, M.D,, was preparing a Pesciich— | thesis for the degree of Doctor of Basic Sciences; his research ; | . “project, the biochemistry of lipides in cardiovascular diseases, , 4 rs _ 4s of gecientific interest although not of international. impor- =: | H i 5 tances” ~ a. TT voy 1G, Department of Ultracentrifugation,. Although nominai.y : i @ Separaté” departméen ? e Department o ltracentrifupation — “6g in fact functions as a subdivision of the Department of Bio- . a Toe, a ‘chemistry. : és of mid-November 1967 it contained the most mode ri an a 5 . ; en . o : ae ores i : * - . |
14-00000 . ° . r ‘C-O-N- Pea I-D-E-N-T-SA-L ; os - oo Page 4 of 12 Pages: oo , a . C5-311/07085-68 sonraaey centrifuges then available, Its hasic function is the analysis or separation of the diverse elements that constitute a bio- logical substance, : a . { ll. Department of Electronic Microscopy. — This department. was Bo functioning in Novsuher T9967 and contained two electron micro- a aes scopes of the highest quality, one Polish-made and the other ao believed to be Japanese. It was performing research in cytology, ultrastructuse (the wltremicrescopic structure of tissues of , living beings), crystallography, and the three-dimensional spatial structure of certain biological substances. 12, DEpartment of Medical Botany, This deparftuent is headed a by a very intelligent and caltured Spanish agronu.ist oaned eel Ga Guillermo Cid who has been in Cuba since 1940. It is effecting a systematic study of Cuban flora in order to deteviuine the pharmacological and therapeutical properties of Cuban plants. The department works in coordination with the experimental station ia Santiago de las Vegas that is directed by the eminent 92-year old Dr. Juan Tomas Roig Mesa, who is the preatest Cuban expert on Cuban and tropical Ildéra and one of the greatest i authorities in the world on medicinal plants. In addition, the department has the cooperation of al] the experimental agron- omical stations in Cuba, which send the department samples of any plant considered worth. investigation: the department con- ducts an exhaustive analysis of such samples, The research has ‘two objectives: a. The utilization of the curative properties of the plants, which constitute a cheap supply of national raw materials and can replace many imported pro- ducts. ; . . ; b. The launching on the world market of competitive | pharmaceutical] products, following the example i . of Red China and Bulgaria. : 13. The work of the Department of Medical Botony will pro- '  pably be successful because of (a) the qualifications and com- petence of its director, Guillermo Cid, (b) the extraordinary impulse that has been imparted to its research program, and ~ .-* fe) the extraordinary richness of Cuban flora-in medicinal piants. 14, Department of Microbiiogy and Virology. This depart- ment is very well equipped and manned. It has ultracentrifuges * and isolated installations for virus cultures, and installations for experimental animals. : ; 7 : 15. Biomechanics and Biomedical Studies. Biomechanics is the study GI The Biological activity of Tivifig organisms from the point of view of the physicochemical Jaws that goveru them. As of September 1966, a department that would do research on bio- mechanics was being organized within the CNIC. The Cuban Govern- i ment is aware of the enormous medical importance of the appli- coh es ae - cation of cybernetics (problem solving by electronic computers) | an ” rn to the analysis, organization, and resolution of the very complex physicochemical problems that the biology of living “beings pre-- ; j sents; the Government is-.attempting to organize. this department, \ a which will train highly qualified personnel and import. electronic i computers (a) for the study of the complex. physicochemical pro- ie \ 5 ck caren BO eB ea cme OD SI eae ce Nee Gee yt oe blems related principally to hematology, neurophysiology, and _ cardiology and. cardiovascular surgery, and (b) for the couputa- tion. for public health purposes of the vast amounts -of- public-- --. Foot. health data of different types that the MINSAP region. organi- I gations would provide, ; : - gp 89GB. we tei whee wo BP te Be YT
14-00000 Aapanagefinindtninbee 1 an ett ie Rie EW EAPO a i i | al j i ataes ae Px} apenas entities home yaa ee SCE ASR btpeseratmentaaren arto 0: este, hu FOREIGN DISSEM a age _ NIC Training Program a elneneeataischais.aalindiad Slanted ‘Clavk Arce, Hilda Donderis, . - FO a eeu oe te apien Ay oN . ‘ : mo% O-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-1-A-L : Page % of 42 Pages CS-311/07089-68 16. The research projects of this department were to be . ‘directed fundamentally towards the study and electronic compu- “tation of the mcdification ir bork healtay and sick persons of such: biological parameters as hemodynamic curves, concentra- tion and saturation of gases and alterations in the basic acid equilibrium of the blood, and were to include the study of the: variations in the biological parameters from the biochemical and hemodynamic point of view during cardiovascular surgery and in physiological research related to the cardiovascular ap- o paratus. In neurophysiology. and neuropharmacology, .the re~ Search projects would be oriented towards research on higher nérvous activity including @€lectrical modifications produced 3n higher nervous activity; in hematology, the projects would be oriented towards the study of isoimmunization and’ patho- logical alterations of the different blood cells. The electron- , de computers would be needed to process the immense quantities of data such research would produce. 17. Dr. Fernando J. Toro, a medical doctor who is also an electrical engineer, was to head this department. Toro is reputed to be very intelligent, a gifted organizer, highly motivated, and by far the best man available in Cuba for the type of research described: he has. more than 20 years ex- perience in electromedical instruments. ; 18. Reduced Number of Research Projects. The scarcity of research projects can éasily be @xplaineéd by the fact that Cuba, which -has no considerable scientific tradition, must first train personnel in the higher methods of scientific research, and such training requires years of effort. The few “. persons prepared to do important research are at the present time occupied in the administrative and pedagogical organization of the CNIC and cannot work full-time as researchers. 19. Research in Antibiotics. In 1960, Dr. Jose Antonio Padron, an eminent réSéarch scientist, began work onthe isola- tion and culture of antibiotic substances, the study of their Properties, and experimentation with said substances; he ini-- tiated this work at the Oncological Hospital but is now a CNIC collaborator. As of December 1967, he had isolated and exhaus- tively studied 89 new antibiotics, many of which are too toxic. for human use. His work demonstrates his great ability and ‘perserverance, and with the material resources of the CNIC at his disposal, should result in discoveries of scientific im- portance. a , 29. Doctor of Basic Sciences. The CNIC offers a three- year training program Iléading to e degree of Doctor of Basic ‘Sciences for which program fifth-year medical students with exceptional academic standing can qualify if (a) durine their eollege career they have shown special aptitudes for teaching and research, (b) the UIC gives them.an "A" grade in political Standing or reliability, and (c) they are Cleared by a DSE investigation. In 1966, of the students then in the fifth year of medical school, only six were accepted by this training Program; all were excellent students and UJC members and are now medical doctors: Ramon Ortiz, Rosa Elena Simeon, Ismael - ‘Julio Rodriguez Docal, and his Wifé Sinira (Inu). As of April 1968, probably no more than 30 Students were studying in this training program, chiefly be- cause of the rigorous entrance requir 2nents. mt anh ORNL eee On 8 me 5 a ett OB ON | seiataee enema
14-00000 Sea LS TE OTS “4 NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ C+O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-s-A-], Victoria de Giron Institute of Baste Sciences A ene rth ahpterantseaDasnsttenencatetrs ao Bp _ CS-311/07089-6o 21.. During the first year of the three-year program, the . Students, al] of whom are wedical doctors, study (a) mathe- - matics; mathematical analysis (higher algebra), analytical gBcozetry, and trigonometry; (pb) physics: mechanics (kinematics, statics, and dynamics), mechanics of liquids and gases, and ‘ heat; (c) chemistry;inorganic and organic; (d) languages tiicssdan, English, f2OnCiu, or German); dialectical and histori- cal materialism; and logic of science. The classes occupy ° both mornings and afternoons and include seminars given. by the profersors; under a rotation System, the studcats also ; give seminars in which each by turn first lectures «len presides over the cnsuing debate, Iu addition, the student: review the bibliography. of subjects related to medicine, such es studies on biochenistry, pharmacolcgy, etc. "22. During the second year of the three-year progran, the studenis continue to. study the pure sciences: mathematics (infinitesimal analysis),*physics (optics and electromagnetism), and organic chemistry, plus dialectical and historical material- ism, langunges, and a specific medical Speciality selected by the individuel student. In addition, the students serve as instructors of biochemistry, physiology, ete,, at the Victoria de Giron premedical school. 23. During the third year, each student (a) continues to. Serve as an instructor at the Victoria de Giron premedical , School, (b) continues to study in his own Specialty, such as biochemistry, neurophysiology, electronic microscopy, genetics, virology, etc., (c) undertakes an original research project under the guidance of a professor who is usually a foreigner, (d) writes a thesis based on:the research project, presents it, and defends it before a tribunal, and (e) completes an examina tion in the specialty he has chosen, If the thesis is approved and the student passes the examination in his specialty, he receives the title of Doctor of Baste Scicaces and either becomes a'member of the faculty of one of the three Cuban medical Schools (Paragraph 5.b.above) or Stays on at the CNIC as a research assistant. 7 — °: co, pesos monthly. During the second year they receive 250 pesos monthly, and during the third year they receive 300 pesos monthly. In addition, the students receive a free lunch and Supper daily. “25. %In late 1968, the CNIC will graduate its first two Doctors of Basic Sciences: Dr. Carlos J. Finlay, M,D,, who Studied in France, and Morlan (fnu), who studied in Rumania; both will remaii at the CNIC after graduation and do research in biochemistry. ; 26. Doctor of Pure Sciences. Candidates for the CNIC training program Teading to the degree of Doctor of Pure Sciences must satisfy requirements similar to those described in paragraph 20 above; candidates must be outstanding students in one of the pure sciences (chemical, Physical, mathematical, or biological sciences) who, throughout their entire college career have demonstrated special aptitudes for teaching and scientific research, and who are Communist Sympathizers approved by the gJC. . . , 2 27, The Victoria de Giron Institute, located next to the CNIC, is the only school of #:: type in Cuba, Rather than a We page 6 of,» Page:. 24. During the first. year, students. receive 225 Cuban 0 lax eo” are eS os enmeente east tet tae wn Seri MN Reta Pn anand i ' i come cmrennen pee erin syns samara ween aE
14-00000 —s won, 7 2 - .. 6-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T  -A-L | Os page Tobie rages | ~ (-111/07089- 68 | medical. school, it is an organism attached to favana Univer— A bs, sity Bedical School. Students wishing to study medicine or- stomatology at Havana University must study first two years as boarding students at the Victoria de Giron Insiitute. : | : Neither Santiago de Cuba nor Santa Clara has a similar insti- soe tute. 4 . . . . : Bo. 28. As of September 1967, students from Las Villas, y Camaguey, and Oriente Provinces who desire to enter medical’ - : school as first-year students must matriculate at either. 4 Santa Clara or Santiage de Cuba University; this” measure was put into effect. in order to reduce congestion at Havana Uni~ versity. National Research Institutes 29. The following National Research Insctit utes, organized by medical specialties, work in coordination wits the CNIC but are’ subordinate to the MINC(P. All were organized as "“insti- i tutes" during the first three months of 1967, although some had : |. k ! i pape eames Oe ne eo been functioning for years under different names. All are 4 clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients. Each institute controls all the hospital departzents throughout i Cuba that correspond to the specialty of the institute. For : example: The Endocrinology Institute controls #11 the hospital 4 departments of endocrinology in Cuba. : oe 30. Endocrinology Institute. The Endocrinology Institute : replaced the Tormer 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 leit wing of the Fajardo Hospital, Havana | ; . City. It is headed by Dr. Oscar Nateo de Acosta, M.D., Cuba's 4 top a = 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 marricd 1o Dr. Mora, head of the CNIC Department of Biochemistry, and was studying endocrincology in. France in early €8; Dr. Bario- lome Arce, who studied in Rumania: and: was studying in France. ‘ . din early 68; and a young medical doctor named Oviedo (fnu), _ who. was probably. to be sent to Sweden to study. saaptcradetecserten apna stew onsen te iret MSR = Se 31. The Endocrinology Institute enjoys a large budget ae because of Dr. Mateo'’s scientific eminence and political. "virtues", It has excellent equipment for electrophoresis, witracentrifuges, and. photocolorimeters, Samer ee . 32. Nephrology. Institute. The Nephrology Institute is . lecated on th¢ fifth floor Gf the Joaquin Albarran Clinical- ' Surgical Hospital, Avenida 26 at Avenida Kancho 3oyeros, Havana. It ss headed by Dr. Abelardo Buch, M.D,, an ) extraordinarily abl: researcher who was working ons a. acute, chronic renal insufficiency, b. microdeterminations of certain normal quantities arf ‘the renal apparatus, and ©. the experimental verification of sodern theories that cxplain the physiopathology of shock and its - treatment; his experiments were based on the research a “> == ">" 43> hypothesis of Dr. Richard Lillehei,-chicf of-the--- ee : Department. of Surgery, Minnesota University. — : ms 4 : . : ‘ cna mrernmempersOPAcESD SARIN ONE centennial et 3 4 4 i ft 1 ‘ow fb lo de OF a Ba reg gare en eS we ANOLE ee ee ahh Voce ret '
he gm : RLUNEEISAetneamniaee cena em ieenneieinneneaenntees seein nee ie seeeen oe “NWA. C-O-N-F- I-~D-E-N-T-I-A-L “two years. In January 1967, Dr.. Humberto Rodriguez Hidalgo and, _ NO FONEIGN DISSLE™* : oe Page 6 of 12 Pages CS-311/0708 9-68 33. The imstitute bes tro artificial kidneys: one im- ported from the United States in 1959, and one imported fron Czechoslovakia ard instulted tn Hovemher er December 1966. én atcempt hus been made to srpanase che anstitute like che Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Roverto Manalich and Dr. Viilalba (fnu) work with Dr. Buch. . . 34, In January 1968, the MINnS4P created a three-year renadency in nephrology and appointed Dr, Frankie Dorticos as- _the first resident; Dorticos is the son of the Dean of the Havana University Medical School and nephew of President _ Gorticos, Artifical kidneys wore installed at tut: the Santa’ Clara Civil Hospital and the Santiago de Cuba Hos,:ital in late 1967: these artificia} kidneys are for use in ireating kidney disease rather thaa for medical research. . 35... Hematoloszy Institute, The Hematology Institute has departments at the William “Soler Hospital, the Fajardo Hospital, and the National Hospital, all located in Havana City. The institute has no building of its own and its activities are located at:the three best hematological clinics in Cuba, as enumerated above. The Director of the Hematology institute ig Dr. Eduardo de ia Torre, who is also chief of the Department of Iicmatology, William Soler Hospital. Dr. Ulacia (fnu) ,. who is probably Cuba's best hematologist, is chief of the Department of Hematology of the Fajardo Hospital. 36. The most important research Project of the Hematology Institute was initiated about july 66 and consisted of the Study of the “utilization of isoniazida in the treatment of Werholf's (as received} discase J purpura trombopenica idio- . patica." The value of isoniazida in the treatment of Werholf's adiséise was discovered By Chance under the following circum- Stances: A clLild hospitalized in the hematological department of the William Soler hospital fer treatment of Werholf's dis- ease contracted a primary tuberculosis infection: when this .infection was treated with isoniazida . the’ symptom-complex of - Werholf's disease disdppearéd completely and no. relapse occur- red. As of January 1968, 22 such cases had been studied and the conclusions were being ‘prepared for presentation at a Henato- logical Congress; the biological mechanism of the treatment had not yet been determined, but it was considered that the experi~ — mental stage had- been completed, 37.. Dr. Eduardo de la Torre was performing research — principally of a statistical nature — On leucemias. Infantile leucemia was being studied at the William Soler Hospital and = “at the Angel Arturo Aballi Children's Hospital, located in Arroyo Naranj@, liavana;: this research followed the treatment scheme of Swelzer and the University of California scheme known internationally as VAMP, 38, Gastroenterology Institute, . The Gastroenterolorvy Institute GCcupies the LwO-story Building at the Calixto Garcia ; Hospital which was formerly occupied by the hospital library. Its Director is Dr, Raimundo Llanio Navarro, who was brought to world-wide eminence when hé préSénted his Study "Colanyio- grafia Laparoscopica en la Lactante" at the Brussels Consress 2n . en the Gastroenterology Institute was officially established in early 1967, it had been functioning for about. _ Dr. Mirna Quintero were admitted as residents; tneir admission as residents coincided with the establishment at the institute: Of atralning progran for specialists in gastroenterology. 1 t i i j i lier ro i . . me ,
14-00000 ats wenecty REECE SRA NO FOREIGN DISSEM ee | A ee Mtoe. le indore das C-O-N~F-.J-D~E-N-T-I- ..-L Le a - - L Fage 9 of 42 Pa; ses oe a Ce (8-311707089-68 ¥ a ® 2 pag 39, As of mid-1966, Dr. Lianijo was conduct ing a study - of thousands of his own cases of laparoscopy in general, Eynecologic laparoscopy, and laparoscopy in pediatrics. iis j . f, assistants were Dr.. Oscar Garcias, and Dr., Arcadio Soto Escowar,; Ae also employed: as instructor of the Department of Wnternal Medic pe cine, Havana ‘University. Medical School, . oo 40. In August. 1966, the ground floor of ‘the. institute con- , tained the most modern radiological | equipment in Cuba, including X-ray machines and~- fluoroscepes; each of the machines had a i seriografo and occupied a Square room measuring about four neters ii .. Squares Th.s« were two rooms for laparoscopic examinations ‘ . fp and four co. five wards with a total of approximately 50 beds. a On the ground floor there were also eight small rooms (4 x 2 reters) for biliary drainages and gastroquimogramas, the Depart} i ment-of Electrophoresis, a conference hall, a laboratory of ' pathological anatomy, a clinical laboratory, three or four bed- rooms for resident physicians, two waiting rooms for out-patients, | oo and thé Department of Coloprotologia (Proctology ?), -headed by. : Dr. Oscar Garcia, CubaY’s best proctologist, who is. also Vice re Rector of Havana University and Vice President -of the MINSAP- Scientific Council. The second floor contained a- library for which volumes were beginning to be received, and several rooms Still unequipped that would be used for research to be. conducted by Dr. Lianiv ir person. 1 1 i 41. Neurology and Neurosurgery Institute, The Neurolo,y - i and Neurosurgery Instituté® functions at two Separate installations. 1 Its headquartcrs is located in the former building of the ; Governing Board of the Calixto Garcia Hospital, which also contains F the Department of Psychiatry of the Calixto Garcia Hospital. 2G i This building contains the neurosurgical installations of the i institute, consisting in three splendidly equipped operating foes rooms, two or three rooms containing radiological equipment, a ws -  @ laboratory” of pathological anatomy, out patient examination roous, i i ; 4 i i conference room, library, filing room , about 70‘beds, and hed rooms for residents and interrs. The building was totally re. built in 1965 and equipped with U.S. $100, 900 worth of new Anstramants and. equipment: geo! 42. The Hospital of Neurology and. ‘Neurosurgery “Coruerts - wet the Medical-Surgical Center), located on 29th and D Streets, Ve- ~ - dado, Havana City, also belongs to the iasstitute. Dr. Raton . &strada, Director of the Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery, is Professor of Neuroanatomy, was trained in the United States . and is described as extraordinarily able; ‘he maintains a decree ._ Of medical rivalry with the Director of the Neurology and Neurosurgery Institute, Dri Filiberto Ramirez Corria, that makes the hcespital an-autonomous organization altficugh it functions ia courdination with the institute. The hospital nas about 275 beds .nd is a modern class "4" hospital: residents in internal aedic.ne must spend three ‘months an intensive Study at this hospital. See Sreacrarers ’ } ae neta cre Cerone Dee nl ete 43. Physiopathology Institute. The Institute of Physio- pathology was" in the process Of orcanization. | It will probab; . be heeded by Chilean biochemist Dr. Mora (fnu)- who, until about | Octoher 67, held thepost of director of post-graduate scientific training (responsable de superacion cientifica) of the Cric, and who is“now head of the Department of Biochemistry, CNIC.. Dr. Mora and Dr. Ruth Urba, another Chilean microbiologist, 'dmtroduced into Cuba the modern- concepts of medical biocheais: sr; and created a model Department of Medical Biochemistry. at the Victoria de Giron Institute of Basic Sciences. Urba, who left Cuba some time ago, Mora, and Yamil Kouri were the brains cenane pina tense csmeecat ora Dabnty «Baats othr: PaabineseIDO Ae pra as 9 5c go way SOE ile ey
fone voces want ne women sbvee RUIN ARE pete a oe . 4 Ja Stree at: ‘NO FOREIGN DISSE ~ Dyn te C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L -Of higher nervous activity; these ambitious plans were to be : ; put into effect. in 1967, -The land located behind the institute building on Calle Infanta, Havana City. Dr. Cosme Ordonez, ta wa Page 10 of 12 Page fees CS-311/07089-68 i the organization of the CHIC. The date: upon which the In- stitute of Physicpathcio,y wiii begin to yunction- canrnor be’. established inasnuuch as Mora, who has-the degree of Doctor of Bicchexistry, must first receive his degree as a medical dactor, Lo 44. Psychology and Neurophysiolory Institute, The . Psychology and Néurophysiology Institute (Torméerly the Higher . Rervous Activity Institute) occupies the building formerly ae occupied by the Banco de Piedad, in Reparto. Alturas del Vedado, Havana City. The institute is headed by -'. Jose Angel Bustamante, M.D., who is very intelligent and very well rn organized,’ As of mid-May 1966, the ground floor contained the . i: lobby, three rooms used for psychiatric care, a sic: furmaco i ‘stereroom, ti:c Department of Neuropharmacology, two ‘SmaTT rooms for cxpcrinmental surgery, about 20 cages for experimental i animals, three’ rooms containing clectromedical instruments used i by Dr. Toro (see paragraph 17) in his research work, including three electroenccphalographs, two electrocardiographs, electra- i I 5 miografos, amucters, voltmeters, etc., two or three rooms Tor BnimalsS in which scientific instruments have been imbedded for the experimenta:t verification of certain physiological data, two rooms used to study conditioned reflexes in rats, a long t corridor (about. 30 meters long) equipped with bells;-lights, : and gates, in which Dr. Diego Gonzalez was studying sintesis aferente de Anoyshen, two rooms in which Dr. Jose Aquino «35 . Gonducting experTweits on the effects of ouabaina on the central] nervous system, and other undescribed experiments. The second floor contained the files, library, conference hall, and roons for which no specific function had yet: been determined, : 45. As of May 1966, Dr. Bustamante was doing research on social psychology (fhe psychoT6@ical Cniracreristics of indi-.. viduals belonging to a specific socioeconomic group) and had very ambitious plans to use electronic data processing machines ‘to study the electrochemical processes and the servomechaniams cee ecient yen ve mene meet was to serve for the construction of other departments of the institute. : : 46. Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute, -The Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute Timctions at two Separate installations. Institute headquarters and its hygiene section occupy a M.D., is director of the institute; he is described as very intelligent and very well-organized. During the first six months of 196% he took a course in hygiene and epidemiology at the University of London. Or. Plasencia (fnu) is another of the principal figures at the institute. _ 4%. Public health data received from all parts of Cuba are processed at the institute headquarters on Calk Infanta (DOJ: September 1966), In addition to the hygiene section institute hoadquarters contains a well-equipped Virology Depart ment, which bas an electron microscope, & well-equipped Serums and Vaccines Department, a school for public-health workers,.-. and a school of medical statisticians. - 48. The epidemiological section of the institute is —-.. located at Las Animas Anti-infectious Hospital, Havana, at- which medical care is provided and research work done, Las. Animas Hospital was ctotally rebuilt during the period 1962-65 and is a mode] hospital thar coupares favorably with any other.
C-O-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-7NA-L OS Page 11 of 12° Panes : _ €8-311/07089-68. hospital in the world; its medical training | [program is excel-_ lent. The hospital consists of a main two-story building ‘that . {3 connected hy passageways’ and corridors to a number of one- story vlinics that are isoiated from euch other, The ground floor of the main building contains the. vestibule, receiving - section, duty rooms, classrooms, operating room,-and ibrar. The second floor contains living quarters for. the resident* physicians. Hospital Director is Dr. Julio Capote Perez. waneatagoets AUhTind PTT RTH 4€, The clieics that are connecced to the main building are: os a, Tetanus and Diphtheria Clinic, with two wards with a : totai of about 35 beds for diphthéria patients and | booup two wards with about 15 beds for tetanus patients. ; 4 Near the entrance to the clinic are three rooms con- taining five iron lungs: 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, t 3 | { | } { | | d. Clinic for Mumps and Severe Exanthematic Diseases, . headed by Dr, Julio Capote, whe is also Director. of. . es the hospital. This Clinic has. about 30 beds. — i | i | 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 (DOT: 1967). etme nn ttle ote te ae 51. As of September 1966, the following research work was being performed at Las Animas Hospital: Da ‘Hospital Director Capote was doing research on (1) the treatment of encefalitis sarampioniosa, and (2) an. antimeasles vaccine. provided by the USSR. i TT Be Dr. Julio Romulo Caivet 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 biood, (3)a screening test for diverse _ therapeutical . ‘procedures to combat” tetanus, | and (4) : the elaboration of a hyperimmune human’ vaccine for use -with Dereons already suffering from tetanus, or for use @S 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. This i ’ : ation nb Sey nee ree 7 - institute is heade y Dr. hoe onzalez and is Tocated at wie Fajardo Hospital, where it. has the following installations: @. Second and third floor;:. two operating rooms for the exclusive use of the institute. The rooms contain. , achines for extracorporeal circulation, instruments me -. .. for the determination of hemodynamic curves, multi- _ - ¢ardiographs, vectocardiografos, palistocardiografos, equipment for Cardiovascular radiology" (K-rays ?), — ne caeyee Re ep Aare Ura atu men oni senate ermis seh ree i a thom . ’ 4 yooate a ro gern: “
i ¥ Sta sam ee tage Cru dbgtiot et NELLIS ea tatih ah . . - . os . . OE Saete puaneruline wun cama bream eeenniaanmamen sree tment antennae pita ae i nuke ti este feat Ae fem aeRtinetaheenc nee Yt Som tt nate WAL # A ett fe Sty avi karma wo RD Be Su FOWIGN DISSE .C-O-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-2 '-1. . <7. page 12 of 12 Pages.” - -€S-31]/07089-68.-. equipment for intracardiac catheterism, electronic defibrillators, automatic respirators, and extra- thoracic pacing devices. Either the second or third floor ceitains @ storerson wits che most modern medicines known gor use in cardiovascular diseases. The third floor alse contains aDepartment of Cardio-. logy #nd Hemodynamic. Research that is splendidly equip- ped and is directed by Dr. Hernandez Canero (fnu), - ot wuc of Cuba-s best cardiolopists; the surgical research ' that was being donc included mitral commissurotomies,- valvuloplastias, correction of septal defects, sur-_ Gicil soFFectIon of the ductus arteriosus, the im — plantation of intrathoracic pace makers, and heart - transplants in.anisals. Institute Directue Gonzalez is assisted in cardiovascular. surgery by Lb... Roberto Menchaca, Dr. Roberto Guerra, Dr. Liaca, Dr. Arango, and Dr. Kiljian. ; a b. Sixth tloor: a ward with approximately 40 beds. 53,. Because of Director Noel Gonzalez's executive, capacity, professional ability, and political relations, this institute has received strong economic support since mid-1966. In December 67, Dr, Roberto Guerra and Dr, Roberto Menchaca were preparing to jeave for Europe where they would spend approximately one year studying and purchasing surgical equipment for the institute. 54. Microbiology and Virology Institute. This institute is in the procéss OF organization. It WilT have departments in. the CNIC and in the headquarters building of the Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute, Calle Infanta, Havana City. Be 55. Angiology Institute. The Angiology Institute is located on the second Tloor of thé Luaces Clinic, Calixto Garcia Hospital, and is directed by Dr. Jorge NacCook, one of Cuba's best angio- lopists, .The activities of this institute are oriented basical- ly towards the treatment of patients and the instruction of ‘medical students. The chief Cuban angiologists are Dr. MacCook, Dr. Francisco Bidart Labourdette, Director of Angiology at the ’ Clinical-Surgical Wospital,.and-Dr. Huguet. (fnu), Director of Angiology, National Hospital. — 56. Parasitology Institute. This institute occupies the former Parasitology Clinic or the Calixto Garcia Hospital. Dr. Pedro Kouri was to have been named Director but died before the institute was formally organized. The institute's activities are oriented principally towards the treatment of patients and the instruction of medical students. . 87. Oncology Institute. As of late 1967, the official creation oT 4n institute to be named the Oncology Institute was ; under consideration; said.institute would be headed by Dr. -  Zoilo Marinello Vidaurreta, who presides the Scientific Council of the WINSAP and is the director of the Oncological Hospital, 29th and C Streets, Vedado, Havana City. An organization similar to the projected Oncology Institute has been functioning at the Oncological Hospital for about two years. ~ WO FOREION DISREH C-O-N-F+ 1-D-E-N-P- 224-1. tae ae ee eae ee a oa me alee netics terene aa a “a ° . oe Lay heft anpaett Ag AO te A te Poe) 2 tee enna ern mee ee { i j pres esse 4" A
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14-00000 ° Bi) * astaeetin Aa id enna : Pe CIAINTERNAL USK iY’ : INTELUGENCE INFORMATION CABLE : DATE “ue ff IN 492 st) PAGE 1 OF 4’ PAGES The following intelligence information, transmitted from @ CIA Field Station, requires review within the Clandestine Sarvices ' before being released outside the Agency. - Pending results of this review, a copy is being provided for your advance’ informotisn. Distribution for BACKGROUND USE ONLY to: SDO 2, Wf: COUNTRY. CUBA/USSR- DOI: LATE JAKUaRY 1968 . SUBJECT: ‘COMMENTS EY CUZAN OFFICIALS ON THE RECENT DENUNCIA-~ | TIONS AND PUSGES IN CUBA CF ANIBAL ESCALANTE. AND oo: ‘OTHER OLD-GUARD COMMUNISTS mo ACOs | SOURCE : | | HE TRAVELS FREQUENTLY TO CU3A, ‘AND HAS | Apr ainen INFORMATION FROM HIGH-LEVEL ECONOMIC OFFICIALS a . OF THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT. HE ACHUTRED THE INFORMATION FROM & CUZAN OFFICIAL WHO IS INTIMATELY ACQUAINTED .-) WITH BOTH JCAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND DR. JOSE ANGEL © oe . oa (FIELD COMMENT: ¥ITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN. >. PARAGRAPN T¥O, EELOV, WHILE IT MIGHT BE ASSUMED THAT JOAQUIN ~~. "ALVAREZ REMENTOL WOULD NORMALLY FOLLG¥ THE OFFICIAL CUBAN LINE, THE RELATIONSHIPS THAT ARE KNOWN TO EXIST BETWEEN HIM AND THE woes Sees “SSS agape arene tener enema - ATT ee panne emt ge” - soe oa £ 1 = ! fyathaweeredees 1D F f 4 i
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14-00000 |. “AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY i . . OFFiCiaAl GRGAN OF THE ABBOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PRYCHOTHERAPY, ING. SYAWLEY LEGGE, @. BO @ KEOITOR Eovegeag Coremirrg a i . 13 WESY Bier SYREZY @ NEW YORK 24, Mm. Y. i . - . + : | SILVANG ARIETI, M. G. ee ot ~ - of. cee la io). peopoce geacan, oo. : ; + ' ? - owe yo ° AZROME FRAME, M. B. LAWRENDE S. KOLB, 4. O. ; ttn PREDTRIG WEATHAG, mM. 0. : JORErH wiLOER, M.D. ‘LEWIG R. WOLGERG, m. 0. Sle, oa WLELAM WOLF, a6. D. me : a April 21, 1967 t i. i ASSO tiara Zorrag . @ 2 RUTH ROROEM (Gwe — ~ Mr. Enrico Varisco . + we, a ‘ . . Agadstant Director 7 - Se a Lab. Carlo Erba De Mexico, S.A. . o _ as -..,  . . HLA. Quevado 555 : : a Pe " .:  Mexdeo 21, D.P. i rr Mexico i . ’ Dear Mr. Variaco: 2 ; ; : , Enclosed you will find a lecter i Boiss . toe "written to Dr. Jose Bustamante. Dr. Buatamante Be, a informed me that I could maintain contact with = him by forwarding letters to you end that these z ; . ; . : letters in turn, would be sent to hia. J apprectate } SRL your assistance in this aatter. g° “ mot ea : i Z . veel . Sincerely yours, Sg Le etcho Lea ae A paste 4{eraarrew 8
Uae AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY fous OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ABSGCIATION FOR THE AOVANCEMENT OF PSYCHOTHERAPY, ine. GBTANLEY LESGE, 4M. Oo. @ EOITOR Kero, Commies 1$ WEST Gist STREET @ NEW YORK 24, N. ¥. BSILVANG ARIETI. 8. &. : EEOPOLO BELLA, M.D, . . . JEROME FAANE, M.D. ; . 7 ; . ets April 21, 1967 yo LAWRENEE GC. KOLS, Oe . . . FRESARICO wLeTHare, 4. 0, , 2 SOREPH WILOER, M.D. = Lewis BR. WOLBERE, M4. o. ; . : WILLIAM WOE “ ° Dr. Jose A. Bustamante 3 Instituto de Neurofisiologia : . MHSOQaTs Cocrec - - mune pe ¥Y Paicologia 3 Summ NORoEN come Loma y 37, Alt. Del Vedado 7 Havana, Cuba e Dear Dr. Bustamante: a oe Po NEAR ae Ne) ae , ces i have recently completed a reading of your , fo ee .. paper entitled "Cultural Pactors in Hysterlas with Schizophrenic Clinical Pictures." I found it to be of great interest and I appreciate your sending it te me. I have been working with Dr. William Wolf “7 te". on ghe projection of medical education and psychiatry : ae they are likely to be in the next century. The eves seve aves eB Hq” Steet of a series of articles and of a monograph, Be a ‘gag published in the April 1966 issue of the American Bo a Le Journal of Psychotherapy. This takes in a great deal ‘of analysis that would be included under transcultural psychiatry. Indeed, we are using the systems analysia -approach which, of: course, must take into account the ’ broad psychosocial and socioeconomic forces thdt in- - fluence the psychodynamice uatrices in individuals. I am interested in the particular securities that are precipitated in the ego structure of individuals by ; the very nature of the socioeconomic, sociopolitical a t+ and sociophilosophic system in which the individual 2 Lives: In an opposite vein, we are iuterested in the ‘stresses that are placed upon the individual by vari- ous social systems from individual and practical stand- ‘} points. Awarenesses such as these should be of help : gm the planning of social systems for underdeveloped - mations, While this seems like a very ambitious con- 2" geptualization, I do not believe that it ia an unlikely :. possibility in the coming generations. . ; _I look forward to receive the copy of your book "Psicologia Medica", Voluma I. I believe that the \’, outline as you presented it to me seems very inclusive. 2 2: : Your note coftcerning @ meeting dealing with Oa eid
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14-00000 “motivation co take place in February, ly6f is of | me. FTowould Like to know more about it with the pos might attend if there are cfreumstances permitting T plan to publish a modified form of your letter in the Jods ‘fegue of the American Journal of Paychotherapy. This will enante or _Yeaders to be more aware of your activities in Cuba. I look forward to the maintenance of a very close correspoud- eee ne _ Sincerely, a : Stanley Lesse, M.D. Editor-in-Chief Miner ti esha Ci a Ba | OARS oe Bs g b
a7 a and publicaté‘ona for delivery {n Havana. DAVILA askeds _ . for psychiatric and psychological theories contrary to those officially & pilots, a much faster transmittal method than norm2! mail channels. BQPATOR SEPT, AND Ruece | —- . - ee | ey ae SECRET 2UL- ie : “¢ ba . ~~ : ¢ , wie me . an ee anal = 7 weseto Fen worn * —! en me —=. we . ~Shte£, VU Divisfon 9 seeming atone i. ove . - wc Oey QUALTHED CLIK 3 Be a Chief of Station, JIWAVE  °’ CAN RDGE IROL NG : ES ee] ° rs i. . pe BUBIERT y¢ yoo ~ jel? ee Jone Anze cate r iC COR REDE D . GEFEREECES — : 7 Reference: Director 83396 «weep | . MICRSOFILNIED | ; at Action Required: For your 1aformation - a poy quire y a] WAY L 71967 } | ee : - : oy OOS. ec mn ge Jp rsse? 1. Before leaving on his last trip to Cuba in Yereh—[967 5 BG oe : wae asked to obtain information on Dr. Jose Angel BUSTAUANTE, reported to be : one of Fidel CASTRO's physicians. was. warned that ARUSTAMANTE is con- i sidered to-be a. pro-Soviet Comaunisr. ASSeEF” . ; ff 5 ” SSET 5  AASSEF i ow _ 0 2. Uaeeee Specpoanad previously met Br. BUSTAMANTE via a commoy-feter3, me : Dr. Guillermo! DAVILA, a Mexican physictan who occesionally gives’ L-1 messages B to say &, hello to hig Cuban friend, which L-1 did on 27 March. During the ensuing yf “ow conversation, BUSTAMANTE mentioned thet he attended the World Congress of a Psychology in the Soviet Unico in August 1966. He had previously visited the - USSR in 1961, an? found great changes in thet country. We felt that a ; definite evolution had taken place between 1961 and 1966, bringing life in ; the Soviet Union several steps closer to that im the Western countries. He . i also found radical changes in the field of his ‘professional specialty. i ' Psychiatric and psychologicel trends in the USSR, he felt, had broken awny i from the rigid doctrines that Limited their develupment unttl a few years ago and had grown more liberal. Several specialists who had been ostracizkd ee sccepted © the USSR had been rehabilitaced. SPSS - offered the services of his firu with branches in Hexico aud Cuba to help BUSTANANTE send and receive letters to and from foreige countries, polating out that his firm quite frequently made use of Cubana a - a emenenpapi tne: Attachment; | oo (Contioved), _ Letters (5) Under Separate Cover _ ss SfC-ATT'D BY R 7 Distribution: Dated te an RUA l2 ~ C/WAD w/atts. —— 1 - C/JIMWAVE w/atts. we pee ee
Die eet eye oo EN Ae a . , . oe sep) oe sean seo 6 ne wenn necmaen en nerrmenes om ones ettss ER H 2.  S ee en ae — - ot ret ene © womens me nee eee ete we ae mate Cetin nthe ae nna ee aR AEB oe 'f MAE le A boa atg PMO Abe bs Ce RGR, ASTl PLAT IE Le conmNUALION OF | | en Ga ~ DISPAICH | geeret iotwe31933 2 ene ee 2 atone 4 erm a vey BUSTANANTE , appeared grateful for this ‘offer and pave i eefour lettere: when he had lunch with him on 30 April. Photoceples cf these Icttere are forwarded under separate cover. We leave any exploftétion of the infomation contained in these letters to Headquarters. / Of.some Interest is the farce chat BUSTANANIE hopes to attend @ meuical congress _ tu Nexico in_ in Deceuber 1967. Also interesting are the decatle which the doctor ‘gives on his © work An Tuba. “BUSTAMANTE eentions, for example in his letter to Dr. Alfonso ~.. NILLAM in Mexico, thet hé is currently. making two spparate invectigattousd “Haterial and moral enducements for productivity" aud “Motivation of a. . aeaenen group in Cuba.” A reply to one of BUSTANAUTE's letters received : : Eeeon 26 April is aleo attached under separate cover, Inforwation: provided by BUSTAMAKTE on the rise and fall of Dre. NACHADO Ventura and Rene VW 0 as Fidel Castro's private physicians and confidante was .dissemifiated in a separate intelligence report.. whe sett asp betenrereeneetne BAW Stn Ste NEGRI Rs OUT NR EM i Se nee Wt ema mw cae sea OAR te oP nm Aner ne
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WEA Doi, OE Una ee GEC AT EIR TN EM EN AES ESN I SRO LTE PRED PRACT ETRY MAUREEN SO: eo EUR Ra FH 2 OAL TD WED cat Ee Rasta | a . pb nee eee “er, ait. Te Re = ERED © cc eS  emapeoeassanabaneesssannntet rere DISPATCH hie, Western Hemisphere Division. noe .  comarmeaaatin, Tela eam” SECRET PROCI SGA HG ACHON ug . vantio PETS cane rt . SO MOE Ieg ACTED ChieE, WH/COG end chief of Station, Jaye’ Uthe Chief of Station, Mexico. City - fu iotu Ceiute coy tk a FRE SRE wOde Ose Ange: 2_ESUSTARANTE ... : rn ae afi ph ed aaa aa a o See paragraph two MMSE CT reste meee | arena 1? Reference: HMMAw31953 gate 1, Forwarded under eeparate. cover attachment are |e “" gent or received by Dr, Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE,. Director 1 * e Institute of Neuropsychology aod Psychology in Havana, viags Geewho acts 43 8 postman receiving and mafling these letters in Mexico City, We would Like to make the following observations in connection with these lettere: 44S a A. The Cubana are planning to hold” "a symposium | in psychology in Havana from 24 to 30 November 1967 2° Iwo of BUSTAMANTE's letters in- ; nesses _ invitations to American peychiatriste to attend the symposium. B, Dr. BUSTAMANTE ie planning to attend the XI Interamerican Congresa of Payqblogy to be held in Mexico City from v7 to. 22 wt 1967. etCera C. Dr. E, Roy * ‘os froa the New York Medical College spent a month at the Inetitute directed by Dr. BUSTAMANTE in Havana. CONTINUED... “4h Attachment: Letters a/a para. 1 ‘usc $/c A> BY RI/AN- - Digtribut ion: . 26 Le é)_ vi ¢ “2 >» C/wHD w/ate usc Tats PALS Sub 1 = C/wH/COG w/o ett icc Ts welecee 1 = COS/JMNAVE w/att 2? ° FILES ag? oS copy ke 2 A BSPATOH SyEo. ee RENSER Cite BM@A-32515 © 14 July 1967 a RSET STIG 5 eae tea et | Lytee* tate -*
14-00000 eke pm ; 4 4 _ . Ete wee Nt eee : te Fargo eee ag gages eye ome be i fOMTPMIAT ON OF DISPAICH “SEC CRET os [mow-sasis YA bt i 2. This Station sede that an effort. ‘should mide to obtein rn essessments of Dr. BUSTA E fros one or more American: doctors attending the Havana symposium : d/or the Mexico City congress, While BUSTAMANTE is openly critical of various aspects of United States foreign. policy, ars including U.S, relations with Cuba, he apparently Likes Americans, Be- 2 ocr f recently told Bag erat: Havana that the World Congress of: Psychology held in. Madrid da September. 1966 gave him the opportunity to again szeet, _ after-a number of years, a number of col leagues ° from various countries oe including the United States. He: said: that he took this opportunity to deny allegatione-that he was a. doctor’ ‘belonging ‘to the state security ewphasizging that theee allegations were calomies as he had always limited his activities in Cuba. te strictly. scientific fields. 3. We vould Like to “have Headquarter! and JMWAVEs! reactions to/ . our suggestion, 7 eee ao eT OS
14-00000 3 moge . . , : ACADEMIES Dooce Beg: aad sk INSTITUTE DF NEUROFISIOLOGIA ~y ¥ PSICOLOGIA Prof.oe .cse a. eostawan~e a . . Lewe ¢ BY. As. oe. Veraor omectar if . , ° . Hagaua June 12, 1967 \ f 4 oe, aA wo. ‘ mo oe edlich, @i.D\) ; is, est Professor of Faychiatry ff a fA Yele Universit f ui ; Wew Haven, Connecticut sf "=m Dear Br. Redlich: “os December 14,.1966, I wrote you a long letter giving you all the information about our activities at the Inatitute. I have S not heard from you ever since, and I am afraid this letter did not” reach you at all, therefore, I am enclosing a copy and following are a few more news about this year's activities go far. qe a I wish to let you know that in July our new Review called : _-" €ranacultural Psychiatry will be published here. As soon as it is “t - out, Iwill mail you a copy. We are editing it and it will be the A « - first of ita kind in our language. e oo We have an Anthropologist working with us at the Institute n : ‘now, Dr, Antonio Santa Cruz, a Yale graduate, and we are planning @ a ‘ oint book on Transcultural Psychiatry since there ia not a treatise Co, no gpanien on this subject. I will let you know as to ite develop- - mente an re 7 PACE et ee In “reference to the Reviews that you so kindly offered to send 8, we are for the time being overcoming the shortage we were ex<- a _ periencing. Instead, and if at all possible, I would like to receive  -. - Vol. III of the American Handbook of Psychiatry, edited by Silvano - . A@pieti. I heve Vols.: I and II, and would be obliged to you if you «’ gould send it.to me. ; - a Although I know your interest is.in Psychiatry, I wish to ' dnform you that we are organizing a Symposium of Psychology which 4111 take place in Havana, the 24830 sf November, 1565, convened by . ' the Institute and the Academy of Sciences, Its subject will be: : vib - “Motivation: mneurophysiologic, psychologic and social factors. Pers= —| pective of an integration", The peper could be on motivation: 2% oP ny can be an interdisciplinary subject, as well as neurophysiclogic, _ peychologic or a social one. So otal ciamtae, - I do. not know whether you are interested or not, but in cage you are, please let me know and I will send you’an invitation. The questa’ satay will be borne by the Academy of Sciences, ani we have 1 Eeetttag date gie “Arr 1 To HMMA BASIS 63 i re POL RIE, % =
14-00000 a 7 himself, _ F.C. Redlich, M.D. Co, -20) poeta oe ‘made arrangements thet will assure tickets for all via liexico, Praga io’. * oy Madrid, Three of the scientists that have already accepted to come to ’ the Symposium visited the Institute this year. One of then was Dr, Vladimir D. Nebyliteyn, Vice~Director of the Institute of Paychology from Moscow, who stayed two months with us. He helped up to create @ typology laboratory in our Peychology Department. At the game time, he offered a course on typology variables according to Teplov and He worke principally studying personality. His conception ig primarily based in the humun brain properties that were discovered _. by Pavlov and later on were developed by Teplov and his cOllaboratora. Ree ge De Nebylitsyn, as well as Seer eereentigators, have developed geome scientific methoda on the investigation of such properties of. the nervous system and their studies nowadays can very well be: . ~- «seem airlines ween treba von vamee ine cortege F correlated with certain personality dimensions, It hag been thus - i proven by some investigatora abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to : 7 begin developing such aclentific methods, — oa : ‘ a We also had Dr. EB. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, | who spent a month here. Following is a brief resumé of his activities =. at the Institute, ; a_i me In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology. of 1 learning, having, memory. as a basic theme, explained every posgeible wt -. Way, paychological, physiological, biochemicel and anatomically. The - . Lecture was discussed by those attending, and experimental golutiona ~. Were proposed for various problems not yet resolved. The text book * used in this course was written by Dr. John himself and will be out of print by now. in the afternoons, four different experimenta were carried . out. The firet one on exoked potentials in humans, correlations of . Same facing luminous stimulations of different colors. Influence of expectancy situations. The second experiment was on learning, observing cats with alimentary reflex. ‘The third one Wae in influ- ence of specific and unspecific atructures of the Central Nervous System on learning. Stimulations of different apecific structures - and of reticular Watching the importance of the facilitation of this " mechanism. The fourth experiment was a study with microelectrodes ' of neuronal activity GShanges during the iearning stage in cronic “cos. Both Dr. Nebyliteyo and Dr. John dictated very interesting
24-00000 “dS ' FB. C. Redlich, u.D, as ae conferences at the Academy of Sciences! ‘Conference Hall and at the Scientific Council of the Ministry of Fublic Nealth, - At the moment, we have Dr. E, Grastydn, from the University of Pecs, Hungary, who will leave soon after collaborating with the. Department of Psychology for two months. He has been working on motivation and cooperating in a joint work for our coming Symposium, Ae pepe EA te nag Te Be I think I should let you know that I have written to Dr. Do Bag . Leigh, Secretary to the World Psychiatric Association and among other 35 ° things I indicated the convenience to create one Committee or Section i of Tranacultural Psychiatry within the World Psychiatric Association . because this is a rather new and multi-disciplinary field (comprising 3° ' peychologists, poychiatriste, anthropologists, etc.) requiring more a than any other one the cooperation and help to facilitate the efforta to keep producing and offering contributiona in the development of this field, weet nt tad £ I have secured a better way to get our mail and it consista a of the following: address your envelope to Laboratoriog Erba, Apartade { ~ 21909, Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico, and the letter to me. Once they open the letter and see it is addressed to mé, a member of the laboratory will bring it personally to me as they travel back and forth betwean our countries, I will address my letters to you and they will mail them in Mexico to you. In this Way, we are both sure our mail will not get lost since I have absolute confidence in then.: BE Bae tet nee. I think I have covered everything of interest to you. +220" Hoping to hear from you soon, and with best wishes, I remain, _ Cordia lily yours, Pro e ' Director
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14-00000 ¥. G. Redifeh, HD. | Prefegace ef Psychiatry Yale Gaiveraity Rew Esven, Coancetient Gaited States ef amordea Bear Be, Redigdek; — oO _ Asscriing ie@ you knew all abew: the Institute ef Heurs Ketlesi ef the Academy ef Selenees ef Cuba, and the De Doparsacates Bou deleay, Paysholagy and Seeial Poyaholeey, wae institutes ef the Jeadeny ef Selensea in investigations: « Oa “8 Cardictenis isfluencses on avs‘dance reflex. @ _ 2} eadiness and Hotivetion. <. @) Attite%e aurvey on medical school students. - # TE Tis tim this was ‘Written. ' ote, . 7 « " pete _* : . f ' Desember 14, 1966 $0 our cenvergation I an writ to abe in erdar to Depseluent oe yehalegy ef the Faculey er Hodieine at the tnivereity ef Ge Institute, whieh began ite astivities in 1962, haa three foumied ay Sekee ° ef arog hn ign ee ene ef the Tae Department ef Hourephyalelegy is werking on the fellewing a) Iafleances ef sono’ drags er chomieal substances which © ... faver and inhibit Leao's & Gpreading depresaica en con valsive erisis.. oo Steely on the elestrical activity ef Zachrisia Guanensis® BeFrvess syaten. a@). Drag-depardence learning en cat and rat. a the Payeholesy Department is working en these investigations: " a) Study on the participant variables in the Physician-Patient — eauhip to indisidead dual psychotherapy and ia geoup prrghothorapy. Porséaality feeters ef the phygician in Tatrogeniea aistwanses. Hotivetiaa and meter activity. @) Hypnesie and le The Departeent of Seeial Payeholegy is doing the nace researches: & Bb) Sesial Moledjusted behavior in Camagtiey Provinee, BY Staly ea bardamarney., 7
14-00000 - Elestrentes, Statistics, Bildegraphy amd Publications. | dnmsentives in preductivity", and "Hetivation in a Cuban religious group" .# 7 integration ef theee diseiplines, SIs oF This Tare, June, 1967, the latter was dropped. Tid cesta Aide Babee oN oe _. ; : i op Ree Rone ened % Be. P, 0. Redlich . Spe | ‘Fhe Seeiad Puyahol ogy Department ig not a Laboracery on Social °° a Seienses; {¢ is net a Seedolegy Department, and if you ill, it 46 oe get rul “by @ Paycholegiaed cencept of Sociology. - j I@ 4s @ laberatery where modest social aepcotea of car medium are etedied with the ese to know the values and etereot: pus offered in ear mediva in @ ion with the psychological setivity. : aus, the investigations te atudy the ettitudea and opinions ef the z Cuban studesie es wallas the study of the ambitions of the man in he fields, is his aya lands er in éollective farma, ave carried out in this Seekal Paycholegy Departesnt. an . Pep the first ¢ime im Ceba wo have this oppertunity since eu Bation 2g, at lest, a big seeiel laboratory where. profound e@hanges ere being Gtzored $e the investigative mind, great poseibilities that ir Hes taken im eensideration would be hopelessly lest.- : 43 it eam be observed, the sesial study ie limited to these peauliar spests Rot Galy ef our tradition but ef the changes escurring cur soustvy, 45 béil as the congequen: psychological medifieations Ghat will be evidenced fm cur Sympesia. 7 , ideg the thros Departments, the Institute has four Sesticass -A% this moment, the pergonnel werking at the Institute ts ag fellews: 8 Prefeasore, 6 auxiliarics, 3 paycholegists, 6 teahnicians, . 2 atatistieians, 1 anthropologist, 6 students in Tewrophysiolegy, 6 in Peyehelegy, emé 6 in Seeial Payeholegy. oe ar 48 @ final acpiretion, there is the pessible unification of the efferta carried out by eur three Departments se we can reach our geal, | L£.@e, the inter-disoiplinary studies made in fielda unknown up te bow, @f adpiration maintained by these interested in these subjects. Thus, we are wirking in two lines ef investigation: "Material and morel — . " fo sum 4¢ ep, the ebjeetive af eur Institute Le the etudy of the Reurophystolagis ani payshelogical levels as wcll as that of the social that. might be ef ieterest in our country, trying within the = ==. ef cer methods ef iavestigatiens to attain the inter-discizlinary — - Wo.ere new in the presess ef organising @ Cortice-Viseeral ictivie - Sies er Payehosezatic Laboratory in connestion with a Psychiatric Clinie, - 4aether Laberatory oa poyehopharmseals and Behavier keep the Applied Peyehelegy ore im whieh 1 ecentinus with my studies of partic pent variables in the Physicien-Patient relationship in Poyehctherapy. In
14-00000 Dr. F.C, Redlish | oe weferenco ts thia last work, I wich to atate that i heve Sindahed tta first stage. _ , - . fhe. Inetitute hae organised and eonvened an International Yeure- a phyai ol czy Symposium whieh took plese in Yebruary, 1955, in Havana w.:iel: i _ Was attended by many Heurophystologistea of internationa) fume (ike | Asvatyda, Purpura, Rey John, Crastydn, Bures, Kegan, Lifacshits, Liesak, Hancia, ete.) and is erganis an International Paysholegy Syaposiun | j Lay Pebroary 1968 with the foile» theme: "Motivation: its newre- | payoiol al, paychelegical and social aspects, Perspective of ita ‘ egratien”. @ : i i } _ _ We have inaugurated a now sestien ealled Transeulturel Studies whieh werke in cennestion with the Trenseultural Peychiatric Comaissicn ef the Caban Sesiety ef Peyshiatry. _ Per the bagianiag ef next year I will begin te publish e Revice ; ' @alled Prasseul tural Foyeniatey and which will be the officiel efgan ef .. ‘the frassenlteral PF try Commission of the Cuban Séetety cf Ps ory. | 7 ama the Transcultural Studies Sestien ef the Institute, where we 12 an oo : have a resumé and eosments in Spanish ef all the. papers published in this | - ‘ Subject in the werld and later on ve will inelude our een verks, - ” Eneleged pleage find my paper on “Learning and Drugs® whieh I read - @& the IVIIT International Congress ef Payehelegy in Mescew, and the ene . heard at the IVY Perld Congress ef Payshiatry, in Madrid, "Cultural 5 #aetere im Hysterias with Schisophrenis Clinieal Picture”, and alse ese of: cur Bulletines Iwill send you the next number now in press. ; '_. ‘Xm Pelation to the Department ef Hedical Psycahelogy ef the FPeeulty - 7 5 6%. Bedieine at the University of Havana, we started te work in 1961 after — : Baking geme changes at the University which, aseng other things, created SO thig Department. Ce : We began with a theorstic practical course in the tnd year ef Medi- |): Gine but we undertoek all the oppertune negotiations with the academic — autherities te carry out such a transformation. _ . Gz epinion is that Kedieg) Peyehology must be taught in parellel " @annér to the diseiplines all along the carcer until the absurd dualisna | that teday offers adequate somatic preparation but -wery weak psyeholegieal. préparation ia evereene. mo . i 7 yee event tergue pan louie vibe iment last year in agreement with the Faculty and after constant efforts F we obtained and put in practice the following activity: ott . Ia the lst. year, our Department carries out-a@ study of the persona | lity and inclinations ef ell the students who are registered making inter- # - Wiews and teste which are repeated later in the 5th year. oo: a he date af the Symposium has been moved to 24-30 of November, 1968. |
14-00000 ¢he neocgsary preparation fer en adequate applicat{on of “edica). Paysholog:. “. §e @ mere specialised mwenner in Surgery and Obetetrics, and in 5th yoar a amen theaselveas t whieh the "Piret 49 ciresdy out. the eeoond im press, eoming ows during | . j 4 | In the 2nd. year, wo oxplain Ceneral Paychology in orde: to give in the 3rd, yoary we invade the field of Propedeutics and partieipate with these teachers edain the psysholbgisal and secial faetera in the @linieal hyatory, the atudy of Paycholégiagl feotors in the interview, the ielam-patient relationship, the peychelogical reaction ef the somatie paticnt a the somatic repercussions of the emotional dleturbances. In the 4th year, we realise s similar.tasx, dut as it io natural, in Pediatries, adding the necessary Seoial Paycholegy elemsnte in Pre= ventive Hedieine to carry out a eempetent. sanitary: saspaigns. . The sixth year is dodicnted to the rotating internship system. he Departuent: of Pe: yohiatry explains chiatric Propedoutios ip . Sed. and 4th years, and Clinios] Psyehiatry in Oza Department tegether with the Poyehiatrie De 2gCo im Poyehiatry oaxplaies the edicaten three 3 and Peyshelegieal] espests onl ia saints term dedicates three years for them te beseze | & eowpne 62 Peyahsthora is being crguaised fer the ostegraduates i ge ap te ereate oa Peyehethorapy 1¢° P | ' AG -Ghe prosent we. have. the following . otaf? which divides, the werk ‘As we do not have pany technicians eine eure is an underdovel & » 6G have te wark in a deal ver tas te fer the mesent (tegahing and favest ting) wing e third ef sur ¢ ttvontigation. ; he first seathe ef the coming years and I aw almest finished with the mis ie @ “eul- le” work os I have writtes 4 both es « text and: me @ werk ef. consulta & preview imiex-give@ all the eeatente apd _ ewrrisulw precrean eppeers at the end, eheptere have ali the | headings in blecker type; those ) headings that appear in the curriculws
14-00000 Dr. P. C. Redlich OO , . os - progres are part ef the aio the vost are. ” moraly. ao expanaion oO: “the “ PASGS em ezpeh ef the othes tee volumes will have 8 = Yq He@et@, I shecod Seg greatly in Zaver of it. t an conding # Se yee eaking for your aritioal This BOY» 4s fits both he studenta and. the paysiclans. X think 4¢ to a work thas appreaches the problea in an edeqnate meme oeearding $8 ow. thoeis ef what Medical isyéhology is and ¢his is tay I am uritiag toe: you beeauze after revieing eall.the world bibliegraphy ‘ea: $his exe eubjest I verified that the Medical Puychslegy works already  pebligne’ ere gothing but Geseval. Faychelogy co Hamibecks ef Payehoseaatile ZX Gall 4¢ Bsdisel Poyehelogy. The Lirct yo ouster just te hes 536 fizst yelume fs about General Paychelegy (fox. thie’ students im éha | Ga) ne Soecal volune is salted Poyebolegy and Hedieins and 4¢ jo ree Se, the S24 pears cok alge fer. those taking Stones Geatotrias 7 3 FSP, er. these CREEPY ». ° he ietrics fin the 4th and Sth years. The third veless gathers all i cohoole being used in uedioins es well ao all the cptostatiess thorepy waiel are in ese fer the peat-graduates. a . 5 “ : | “Age enalessd 5 plagso find the Imfex ef thé sesoud volume. I eens§Aer LS G20 eongtituses aa : ome ie @he whole werk aimee the eiegt ' ae fisy whieh theres are published works) and | 4 [ ’ fhe thal ous eataine L)1 the ochssle (of which there aro pobLinusd warks | of the nesond book ant be wo i eplanl tine I bed written, new in the precess of revising and eluost finished, a Poche ee ea eg eee for whigh I have chosen the title ef "Medical . and ite ire orhtear MT St pied pier ete Boba aed a ay opinien abent matter. As it is underatendabie in at ths epiaicses expressed by different authera Cengreaceas? - ont Cant Canfagpe guess? cricatations, shat is available in the warld en this subjest at this msexent after ell that I develop what we are doing in our Eodieal Peyeheloasy t and, finally, sur opinion abeat all this. | hon thts book ds out of print, I will cont you ene oony. De. Refilish. we heave some baewledas sf your Psychiatric Depertusn aah your investigations but wo would like ¢e know more in detail about Da them. Weald ou ploane correspond with a sinilar Let tor venting ma the fo mest import ermation ef your astivitics. : 4a for the Reviews we ‘are intercated in eant you $0. know that at - the memont we ere eonéusting a gurvey in our toy, Tv te. gee what va have ES SAE ST SE oe about this ; ;
EB " . 3 & 4 ° - nd “ee eo ol? a . . * . ‘ F . . Salo eh, - ote .. Le . . , ; ~ . € . i ” ee at £ vee : . : : is ’ Beping to hear from yor seon, and wit:. ow ot aan _ ae ' Corpédall yeure, re ae fref, Te. &. 4. custacants Cirest ce ; §nB/ei eo % oS H@fEe This ds an exmot eeopy Gf the istter exsept fer the fectastes Boo wall bring you up to date.
74-90000 f ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUA (RETITUTO Of NRUAOTimOLOnA ¥ PReGLOGIA : Prof. OR. JOSE A. BuUSTAMANTE Saen v BP, Acv. oa. Veouss OImRECTOR L, Havens, 23 de junio de 1967 a eer Ol ot gf ob ODO Uk I) a vatedra de Psicologia Medica a A Universided Autonome. de Mexico __ mee x COs Ve ® N Mexico. ET wee <<a mun batsmen Be 3 Querido Amigo: ' Aprovechando un nuevo viaje del amigo V risco te escribo otra vez pare ssluderte y darte unos informes que cred de importanciaé. 7 AAS REED GLAD También le estoy escribiendo a Segufn y Dévila. les hago saber a todos que en 6] mes de Julio saldra el primer numero de nuestra Revista Psi- quistrf{s Transcultural de la cual les enviare un ejemplar tan pronto galga. — . A LR eT EARL let Tear ere Ns! cio6n Saniteris Tapener icana sobre la “Ensefisnza de la Psicologia Medi- cs y le Psiquiatria en America," a le que pienso asistir pues ha sido invitade la Fecultad de Medicine de la Universidad de la Habene por le organizacion y la. F,culted casi con toda seguridad-me ha. de designar, en ese caso no tendria problemas pues ellos se ocupen de conseguir la visa y de todos los demas. detalles relacionados con le reunion. Ene] mes de Novienbre se ha de celebrar une reunién de la Organiza= =| ! { En ¢1 mes de Enero le escrib{ una extensa carte a Pichot que en el Cengreso de Madrid estuvo tratando de producir a reunion de los esistentes 81 mismo que se dedicen 8 la Psicologia Medica. “Yeo recib{ su citacioén con gran entusiasmo pues creo que es necesario », Gamblen impresiones los norteamericanos, europeos y latinoamericenos | . ¥8 que cede uno de dicho grupo tenemos nuestra propia opinion come 4 ‘- gon sin dads les tres opiniones que rigen en el mundo en esta materia. i i por su,perte nos defraudo tanto s mi como 8 Seguin pues realizo . af . wns reunion intrascendente ¥Y se. puso en contecto con gente que no re= | _ presente la Psicologia Medica en el mundo y por ejemplo, concretamen- ct te en relacion al Peru, entro en contsecto, no con Seguin que estaba : allf{, sino con un muchscho que no se dedica a esta disciplina. Ese es la rezoo por la cual le escribi esa carta haciéndole esas cr{- tices y sugiriendole que para tratar de esos problemas con nosotros ' letinosmericenos tenfan fundsmentalmente que entrar en contacto con-. tigo, con Seguin y conmigo pues creo fuera de toda falsa modestia que : somos le mas alta experiencis de la Psicologia Médica en Américe Lati= .: ATT #2 Te HMMA gasis OBIE ‘. ue j 4, nhs 2 ARES
weber: PALER Ta GTI ARL BT DRE Me Soh PRLS aa 3 a a § 3 & & if BOCES EY t4chy! EPwascteee * ~ Prof. Mil1én me y de hecho une Corriente de importancia en el mundo, aS ne De No he tenido respuesta a esta carta todavia, pero sf recin{ una neta de el donde me decia que habfa estado varios meses fuera de Francis, Ahore bien yo creo que lo mejor es qué cembiemos impresiones los tres por correo antes de llegar a la reunion:en:Novienbre en Lima pues alif nos y6mos & poner de acuerdo los latinosmericanos sobre dicho probleng,. Seg estara allf{, ta no debes faltar y yo voy @ hacer todo lo posi~ ble por ir. Claro que hay cdtedras de Psicologfa Médics en Argentina, Venezuela, Colombig y tel vez otras més, pero ei desarrollo que hemos logrado en Peru, México y Cuba por nuestros respectivos esfuerzos todo el mundo reconoce y de no sabarlo lo acepta en cuanto se le infornes. Por ello es que creo que es importante que cambiemos impresiones los _ tres antes de llegar a Noviembre, para lleger a LL ima con perspectivae de uma linea sdecuada. Luego debemos demandar de los norteamericanos ¥ de Pichot y los Europeos ° _un cambio de impresiones o indicersele a la OMS como acuerdo de nuestra - reunion en Lima, vo Con los mejores deseos pare tiy un fuerte ‘ebrazo, se despide tu anigo,
AN FRAG PSC ik Ow LT BaP PGRN MR PNG hae ER yw AP Mar et Pe Mech EPP ANEN SIE ee 4 ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CURA | ONETITUTG Of NEUROriBiOLOMA v PHICOLOGIA : : Prof. oa. JOSE A. Gustawante . Lies ¥ 37. Ast. of: Veaase . oirécTor - 23 de junin de 1967 se “ .) Prof. Dr. Carlos Alber 32g) )-Tirtr avélica 470 oN Lima, Per Querido Amigo y Compafiero: . ,Aprovechando la oportunidad que me brinda los Latoratorios Erba de | ' egeribir a log anigos de Latino América a través de ellos es que te hago eetas lfneas, A partir de ahora dirige 61 sobre a ellos alas direccidén siguiente: Apartado 21909, Mexico 21, D.P., Mexico, y la carta a mf, Una vez que ellos abren el sobre y ven que estdé diri- - : @ida a mf, me la trae personalmente un representante de -la casa en a Sug viajes entre nueatro pais y Mexico. Asaf podemos estar seguros : de una via que no crea problemas pues ti escribes a Mexico y te llegan las mfee de Mexico. Gracias a esto-es que te estoy enviando _ @1 Tomo I de mi libro "Paicologfa Nédica", Te hago saber que en el mes de Julio saldrg el primer nimero de . “nuestra Revista Psiquiatrfa Transcultural de la Cual te enviaré un .@jemplar por la misma via.. Se ‘ 7 3 . Te estoy enviando un ejempler de los trabajog qué a continuacién rela~ : @Lonoe: "Aprendizaje y Drogas", trabajo que lef en el Simposio "Paico= v" . £armacologfa y Regulacién de le Conducta" en el XVIII Congreso Inter=- “ Macional de Psicologfa, Moscd; el trabajo que oiste en Eadrid, "Fac~ tores Culturales con Cuadro Cifnico Esquizofrénico"; "Importancia de _ la Paicologfa 'édica en la Pormacién del Nuevo “édico", trabajo que .. ha sido traducido al Aleman y sera publicado por la Universidad de = ::Halle-YVittemberg, Alemania; © "La Ensefianza de la Paicologfa Médica en Cuba", que ha sido traducido al Bulgaro y seré Publicado en la «Revista "Savrenena Medicina" en Sofia, Bulgaria; asf como el Gltimo “mimero del Boletfn del Instituto, El Boletfn a partir del prfximoe nimero seldré sada trea meses, y estando ya en imprenta el nimero de :.- Julio tan pronto salga te enviaré un ejemplar. : Deseo hacerte eaber que le envié a Stanley Legge mi trabajo "Fsiquia- .*. trfa en Cuba", igual al. que tu enviaste correspondiente al Peri, el ". . Gual debe estar al salir en el Americar Journal of Psychotherapy, Eeté al salir tazbién mi libro "Le Ensefanza de la Psicologfa “édica - ©n la Carrera de Medicina". Recibirgs un ejemplar cunndo esté listo. . Agimismo, recordards haber visto el Indice del Tomo II de la "Psicolo- . oe
14-00000 Neral ae CSE cee et aay tere or sit oe aan ry. TASS PPE Cte a apatite cate mpasiepae mit nan es oom ode Me Pee hah "Glare que hay cétedras de Psicologia Médica en Argentina, Venezuela, Para Peru, Mexico y Cuba por nuestros respectivos esfuerzos todo el mundo ae ' ¢res, antes de lleger 8 Noviembre. a No solo lo ussrés ti sino los amigos ( 6 u 8) de- América Istina y tem | 4 Prof. Seguin gia Lédica" el cual saldré el mes de julio proxino y del cual tambien te - i enviare un ejenpler. ; . Voy a4 México en Diciembre de este aio, al Conmreso de la Sociedad Inter~ amerigena de Psicologie y espero verte alli. Es cusi seguro que vayza _ tambien, 3 fines de Roviembre 8 Lima, 8 la reunion de lz Crgenizecics Senitarie Panamericaus sobre le “Ensehanzs de la Psicolcgia wiedica 7 la . Pgiquistria en America", He side invitego por la organizacion y ellos | ge encergep de conseguirme la vise y demas detalles relacionados cop el ‘vieje. Es casi seguro que vayae ‘Estoy usando le misms via para comunicerge con Davila, y le envié un, a retrabo mio asi como el trabejo que lieve a Madrid. Bl retrato saldra j en le Revista de 1a Asociscion con un comentario similer al gue se hize ; sobre Gonzalez Enriquez y sobre ti, y el trabajo lo publicaran en este o.@l proximo numero. En mi carts del mes de Febrero te informaba sobre mi carta a Pichote Yo ¢ eo que lo mejor es esperar & la reunién de Noviembre en Lima pues ~ ‘ . 8114 nos vamog & poner de acuerdo 196 latinosmericanos sobre el proble= mae Tu estares presente, Millan ire con toda seguridad ¥ yo voy & hs= cer“todo lo posible por ix. Ademas creo que ta, Millén y yo, fuers de “4 toda false modestia, somos la mas alts experiencia de ls Psicologia ué— dica en América Latine y de hecho, como senalo en mis trebajos y en el libro que te resefo, uns corriente de importencia en el mundoe ree teat fin netie we 9 nea Pia Colombia y tal vez otras més, pero el desarrollo que hemos logredo en reconoce y de no saberlo lo acepta en cusnto se le informé. Por ello es que creo que es importante que cembiemos impresiones los : Bete via que ehora poseemos y que se debe @ uné eren amistad del Sr. _Varisco, xepresentante. de la casa Erba de Milan en Hexico y en Cuba, # con Davila y ahora conmigo lo garantizs, ya que él personalmente vis-- 4 -. ja Cuba-exico todos los meses. El me dice que sin pena alguna pode= a -" nos escribirnos y enviarnos lo que deseemos y como Siempre antes ¥ ghors hemos mantenido. correspondencia ajena & todo problega politico i : . . gy nos interesamos en los problemas cientificos cuya responsabilided nos .,. dmeumbe puedes pues escribirme y envierme folletos, libros, todo lo a gue desees y yo igual ti pues €1 Se. Yarisco es el que lo recive y =e ~ quien me lo envia 3 mi Oo a ti. Tu recibes correspondencia de Mexico, 2 - po de Cuba, y escribes a “exico. Por tal razon espero que shora nues— 3 tre correspondencia se restablezca. - - bien un grupo de norteamericanos que ys me estan escribiendo. ee
Finn O etait setae mart mame EAT Yt SCIEN ne Lae SAF TOP AGS gn ont gt +e SAP wey oe SEED NSE S NS te Se Remeeae  Ne Teeter scare tae! eno Sa HANAN AOR eT TL MOE maa ayp ee Vp ats ic tad ty ae % “PDs En mi Gltima carta con fecha 17 de febrero envié los dos prine~ * Pues sbien, ‘debemos escribirnos los tres (lo eatoy haciendo también a Millan) pera ilegar a Lima con perspectivas de una linea adecuada. Luego debemos demandar de los norteamericanos y de Pichot y los Burepeos 2 un cembio de impresiones o Indicarselo a 1s OMS como acuer Zo de nue Str  yeunion en Lins. Espero de todos modos la respuesta de Piohot, pues estuvo fuera de Parfs y ahore recibi nota de él. ‘Por otra parte, creo que nosotros tres (ta, Davila y -yo) tenemos le res~ ponsabilidad de llevar adelante la comision de Netudios Tyansculturales de la Asociacion Psiquiétrica de le America Letina en union de Kelly y Marconi. Voy a confeccioner un proyecto de actividades y se lo voy @ envier a Davile y a ti te envisre uns copia. De todos modos le ,eseribt a leigh, el Secretario de ,18 Asociagiéon Hon= diel de Psiquiatris pidiendole se creare una Comisién 0 seccion de Psi- Quistria Transcultursl en la Asociascién Mundial de Psiquistria. . Espero que ahorae me podrés escribir sin problemas e inférmame de tus actividades. . ‘Deseando te encuentres bien al recivo de esta y en espere de tus noti- cia, y con un abrazo se despide tu amigo, we {- Ao ADEWIA RE COMET SS FY. WEIR IF te OLOG.4 - PS EL a - ros trabajos de los sefialedos en la pegina 1, como no he recizi- -.., GO respuesta alguna pienso que no iiegsron @ tus manos, y por eso . los envio de nuevo.
74-90000 ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUBA aeTiITUTe ox MEURODF BHiOLoGA : ¥ PHica.oug ; : Prof, Se. weg a, GUBT amentre Lema © BP, dav, Gts Yrosag : . , Sinecrar Pcie, \ . | June 9, 1967 a Stansy ee ‘Cap - . ff Herican Journal o Peychother 5 West Slat. Strect ; Hew York, NoYs- Dear Dr, Lease: 4s of i . 3 _ the Academy of Sciences: of Cuba to our next International Symposium . } . of Peychology which Will take Place on 24-30 of November in 1968, So far we have received acceptance letters from the following i Solentiste: two from Ital Dr. Ancona and Dr. Margi; one from | . Hungary, Dr, Crastydén; one from the G.D.R., Dr, Hiebsch; one from eo, : - Belgium, Dr, Nuttin, one from Checoslovaquia, Dr. Buresova; one = | i. ra Roy John, Llittig, Msngonn and Klausner: we also have four from the... - i. « : Sovtet Union at thia ‘moment, Doctorg Roitbak, Zotowa, ‘Oshanin and - i i Hebyliteyn, ; , mo, mo ; ce — “ . 1." fhe. guestet atay will be borne by the Academy of Sciences, “St. amd we have made arrangements to cover your trip Mexico-Havang- ‘Mexico, Unfortunately, We won't be able to Pay for the New Yorke mexico trip due to the dollar Situation, Something I regret very uch » RON Sot S889 reser sete eroep pe If you can arrange tobe with us th T wish you would send ne :. the title of your work, The Symposium wil accept papers in three io languages, English, French and Spanish, Your Work could be On motiva- F tion in peychotherapy, or any other Subject you May have in mind ag ES long as it deals with motivation, It can either be a neurophysi6logic, ‘ Sccial or a Psychological theme. Once your Paper hes been ‘acce ted B it should 5 n our hande by May 31, 19 » and ite length showid be a about 30 minutes, After your paper has been read, theve will be a. a discussion Of Your work py all Concerned. 4s you’can see, you have a | @& Fear from the moment this Symposium ig ‘convened: up. to the time of presentation of your paper which we believe 18 sufficient, a € would give me a éreat pleasure if you could come a week posium to give a course at the institute, or @ month if it is possible, The Acadeny will take sere ot Sg oy 2 og pe o be | S og @ & 8B Qs te a @ @ Rr S a) eb @ *g et o& @ ta He se” a.
14-00000 ) Stanley Lesse, M.D. a Daw We would appreciate an early answer from you about thie so we can begin the necessary arrangements. ; As for your information about publiehing a version of my letter to you on activities at the Institute 14e all right with me. In fact, I consider it a great honor to tell your readers about us. , _ I am happy. to know that you have received and read my paper on : "Cultural Factors ia Hysterias with Schizophrenic Clinical pletures." = '. Por my part, I will let you know that I have read your monography / Boo published in the April 1966 number of the American Journal of Peycho- . 2 herapy. I found it extremely interesting and was glad to know that B there ia more to come on this subject. ; . -. Thank you for your kind words about my book on Medical Paycho- logy. The one pou received ie Yol. I; Vol. II will be out in August, and I am working on Vol. III. As soon as Vol. II 4e out, I will:mail |. you a copy. Three of the acientists that have already accepted to come to Bass the Symposium visited the Institute this year. ne of them was Dr. a oR rts ‘Viadimir D, Nebyliteyn, Vice-Director of the Institute. of Psychology _ : io. £yom Moscow, who stayed teo months with us. He helped us to create t ‘ a typology laboratory in our Peychology Department. At the same time ne he ofvered @ course on topology variables according to Teplov and Be, imself. ee |. | ° He works principally. studying personality. His conception is — <i primarily based in the human brain properties that were discovered — ; ... by Pavlov and later on were developed by Teplov and his collaborators. yj) 2: wae i eet . a See mtrteet eile Dh AS aro 4 Be ne | Dy. Nebylitsyn, as well as other investigators, have developed a gu. . Some scientific methods on the investigation of auch properties of oa _. the nervous system and their studies nowadays can very well be ‘: Gorrelated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus .. proven by some investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to ‘ begin developing such scientific methods. . “We algo had Dr. B. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, ~~” - Who spent a month here.. Following is a brief resumé of his activities .. at the Institute, ; a Se . oe ; we - In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology of ' learning, having memory as a basic. theme, explained every possible Way, psychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically. The lecture was discussed by those attending, and experimental so- lutions were proposed for various problems not yet resolved. The text ‘book used in this course was written by Dr. John himself and will be -  - out of print by now. a ; SET Ae AA TY I pe iepit cpese scraper: EU CAS ENA Do pe abt ate
14-00000 | Stanley Lease, HAD. So 8 OS 7 on . oO ” | . a _ Ia the afternoons, four different experiments were carried ae so > oa. Tho first one ‘on evoked potentiale in humans, correlations da Be : -  - 9f game facing luminous stimulations of different colors... Infle- ety -. ones of expectancy situations. Tie second experiment was on oF learning, observing cate with alimentary roflex. fhe third one | : was in influence 0 specific and, unspecific structures’ of the mo Central Rervous System on learning. Stimulationa of differest pos : ppocifio, struct ater ent of reticular watching the importance ‘of ¢he facilitation of this. mechanism. The fourth oxperiment Has a etudy with microelectrodes ef neuronal activity changes during the learning stage in cronic animale, © = , Beth Dr. Hebyliteyn and Dr. John dictated very interesting conferences at the Academy of Sciences’ Conference Hall and at the | Soientizic Council of the Ministry of Public Health. At the moment, we have Dr. E. Grastyan, from the University . of Pees, Hungary, who vill leave goon. after collaborasing with the | Departzent o% Paychology for tue monthe. He has peon working Of. °° motivation and cooperating in a joint work for. our coming Symposium. | i, ; a ; I ¢ol14 you in my previous letter thet I wae receiving your SE Jcurnel because the dues had been paid, but I just found out that Fo ‘pesause of the dollar situation my gubacription waa not renewed, something I em unable to help. If at all possible I would like. . you to do the following: ae 0 an _ We are publishing a Bulletin for the Institute, and ag of next : July, the firet number of a Review called Tpangoultural Psychiatry, — the first of ita kind in Spanish, will be out. ‘I beg of you thats. . @part from sending. you news about Cuba from time to time to be. ' published in your Journal, to please accept as an exchange these two Reviews for your Journal, otherwise, I could not guarantee to receive 4¢ periodically. Thus, I am proposing an official exchange of both Reviews until this abnormal situation can be remedied, because the Journal is very important to me. ~ , Ploase refer to my letter of Maroh:27 as td. the fastest way of communication between us. This will reach you via the same a person. However, please address the Journal to the Institute addressi- TRA ane vr ETP SAUD VAM OD oma y 37, Alturas del Vedado, Havana, Cuba. . I will be waiting for your news. With best wishes, I am, Cordially yours, oe (343/01 YG te Je amet) dj fries, a evan & Gets > ¢ Fe ai
14-00000 are ‘ a: z: t. i ee Fae mimabergn 2 Fane art Kiev, (M.D), New York W.Y., JO0021 "Magic, Paith and Healing = Studies in Primitive Psychiatry -. franscultural Paychiatry will be published here. We are editing soon.ae it ig out, I will mail you a copy. This Review will be “." the Cuban Society of Psychiatry and the Cuban Group of Trans- . Cuban publications and giving opportunity . too to some Latin "' . Letion or reeumé ‘of other Reviews. “At the beginning, the Review - will. appear every 6 months, but later on. it will be a quarterly. 7 now, Dr. Antonio Santa Cruz, a Yale graduate, and we are planning '@ joint book on Transcultural Psychiatry, since there is not a SSS SREAIAT Loo? RRR EAD Bar ipa 9 MNES y TTT Yd ah iiae ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAB DE CUBA MBPITUTS OF eV iniGLOGiaA e _ ¥ PRCOLWWAIA Profle orn. uncc & BuGTAMaNTE . tous vy B?, dar. o8. Veease : . oimecTroR o Haaacs > . : . ve June 22, 1967 % The New York Hospital _ Cornell Medical Center 525 Eeet 68th Street Dear Dr. Kiev: I received yours of May a7 a few days ago and I thank. you for the information. First of all, I wish to acknowledge: receipt of your book, 4 at :, “§ “i aid San Jit t aot “oN inf Ty a A al a 4 foday", for which I am grateful. It is most interesting and I am reading it with great pleasure. ; I want you to know that in July a new Review called it and it will be the first of ite kind in our language. As the official organ.of the Transcultural: Paychiatry Commiagion of cultural Studies in which a resumé, translation or ‘comments in - Spanish of all the works written. the world over will be published. Later on, it will become the publication media for the Cuban Se Society of Psychiatry works, as well as those written by the Trans~ | cultural Psychiatry Section of the Institute, gathering in it all American scientists' papers, but always keeping comments, trans- We have an Anthropologist working with ug at the Inetitute. treatise in Spanish on this subject that I know of, JI will let you know as to its development. .
14-00000 4 if ie 4 Ari Kiev, M.D. — ee de a We have hed three scientists vieiting the Inetitute this year. 2 One of them was Dr. Vladimir D. Nebyliteyn, Vicee Director of the 5 Institute of Psychology from Moscow, who atayed two months with us. He helped us to create a typology laboratory in our Peychology Department. At the same time, he offered a course on typology variables according to Teplov and himself. po bene ERE mo E a He works rinotpally atudying personality. Rig conception is 2 primarily based in the human brain properties that were discovered by Pavlov and later on wore developed by Teplov and hig collaborators. 4 - ‘Dr Rebylitayn, ae well as other inveatigatore, have developed - some scientific methods on the investigation of. auch properties of —~ od e x. °  - $he nervous system and their studies nowadaya: can very well be. - 4 correlated with certain personality dimensions. It has been. thus & proven by some investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to an begin developing such scientific methods... = Se on We aleo had Dr. B. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, Boe who spent a month here. Following ie a brief resumé of his activities. Boo. at the Institute. 7 In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology of learning, having memory as a basic theme, explained every posaible . Way, psychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically. The lecture was discussed by those attending, and experimental | , solutiong were proposed for. various probleme not yet resolved. ‘The - . text book used in this course was written by Dr. John himself and will 7 . be out of print by mow. 2 5 2 os. a! In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried out. oat, fhe first one on evoked potentials in humans, correlationa of same. : fac luminous stimulations of different colors. . Influence of “. expectancy situations. The second experiment wea on learning,.  . observing cats with alimentary reflex. The third one was in. influence _ . -. Of epecific and unspecific structures.of the Central Nervous Syeten - | _ ©M learning. Stimulationa of different specific structures and of wovsc “petieular watching the importance of the facilitation of thia mechanigm, | . he fourth experiment was a study with microelectrodes of neuronal... -| . activity changes during the learning stage’in cronic animale. os Both Dr. Nebyliteyn and Dr. John dictated very interesting . conferences at the Academy @f Sciences! Conference Hall and at the — . sre Ml af he ee re, ESTES POLES PUR NA 20 eae Names elmanr ee ten eae " aha * qt . ‘ aod Scientific Council of the Ministry of Public. Health @u- Ff. At the moment, we have Dr. BE. Grastydn,-from the University of a Bos Pecs, Hungary, who will leave soon after collaborating with the Depart- i ment of Paychology for two months. He has been working on motivation and cooperating in a joint work for our coming Symposium. Po inven t
14-00000 4 aes eheter ag BPR te ene Lath gail Osun PB oe Ath AMES He peniarypmarer’. Institute's name now is Instituto de. Neurofisiologfa.y Psicologfa, not “ ,, cultural Psychiatry within the World Peychiatric Association: because . . this ta a rather new and multi-disciplinary field (comprising psychia- _. trists,. psychologists, anthropologists, etc.) requiring more'than any - other one the cooperation and help to facilitate the efforts to kee '. producing and offering contributions in the development of this fie de _the letter and see it is addressed tome, a member of the laboratory _ Logy", in three volumes of which thie is Vol. T GHC « Ari Kiev, M.D. re age _ +. dust today I received tha 1966 Report on Activities of the Inter- national Comittee Against Mente) Illnese, aleo, I got the picture taken during the luncheon in Madrid, for which I thank you. - Reading the Report I noticed there is a Bulletin de Centre de Paychiatrie et de Reurologie in Haiti. I would like to receive copy or copies of numbers that have already appeared. I do not. know azactly | where to write, or to whom address the letter, go will you kindly take j _ Gare of this for me, “Bublished in Boston, which I would like to receive too. You could give shes: ey name with the Institute address so they can aend me the copies. to both theae Reviews you can tell them that since I am Director of .— - both the bulletin of the Institute and the new Review of Traneéultoral Psychiatry I am.officially proposing an exchange for their Review, or @lse they can tell me what they. want me to do, i Algo, I am interested in the International Journal of Paychiatry ' i i  ‘Inoidentally, I wish to call your attention to the fact that the: netitute de Investigaziones de la Actividad Nerviosa Superior, ag the aforementioned Report was addressed, The address was correct, Loma y a, 37, Alturas del Vedado, Havana, Cuba. 7 i I think I should let you know that I have written to Dr. D. Leigh, if Secretary to the World Peychiatric Association and among other things Pe I indicated the convenience to create one Committees or Section of Trange 7 { l i _.I have secured a better way to get” our. mail and it consists of the following: address your envelope to Laboratorios Erba, Apartado - 21909, Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico, and the letter to me. Once they open will bring it pergonally to rie as they ‘travel back .and forth between our countries. I will addreas my letters to you and they will mail - them in Mexico to you. In this way, we are both sure our mail will not get lost since I have absolute confidence in them... te ‘I am taking this opportunity to send you my book, "Medical Paycho~ I think I have covered everything of interest to you. 7 Hoping to hear from you soon, and with beat wishes, I am, ©’ JAB/ol
BUA MA De a ee te iNSTITUTO DoE NEUROFISINDLOG:A,Y FSICULOUIA COMA + let. ab taka Ge Ck UAE EE 1A PALA A engineer a ms SATs Nh Aree Junio 23 de 1967 Cor) Roge1iz tote: Guerrero “Prestriente Eleécto  — Boe | cto Bo Sociedad Interamericana de Psicologia \ {Georgia 123 \. exico 18, D.F. Mexico Estimsdo Dr. Diaz Guerrero: _Acuso recibo de su dltima de fecha 20 de mayo y le doy las gracias por lo que me envia, Cae Aprovecho el visje de] compafiero Verisco pare supli-~ eS cagte me envie la invitacion pars asistir al Congreso y 881 iniciar las gestiones necesariss. También quisiera tener una idea del programa del Congreso para saber en. Que seccion debo tomar parte, el nombre de la misma, ete, y entonces podre envisrle el titulo de mi trabajo. k # ef 2 oo Sirvade envidrmelo con Verisco asi llegeré pronto. ‘@mis manos. ae ee “-.:@om gracias anticipadas, quedo de Ud, _.. Fraternalnente, CfA DE CHENG 1g, EURETFTSIOLOGTA ¢ BE oY JCSe A. Bulrawsace SP :Seertge | SUA NEE rare sesrscran ts Ope PARTE Col, AED Ett BROS AEC RISES whe Ay
faery Le dn rade Saey aetan id Serres Ser Georgia 123 ne Jexice 18, DP. <3! oes: EXXXXXUXZEX USE rer aer Ma RR a / - HENMNRKXERSL ELE © 46 tunic de 1967. ra, JOSS A, BUSTINARTE PREDENTA DE C1eNCIAL DE CURA reer qeime fe WEUTOFICIOLCSIA Y¥ MIYOCT OUT ERBANA, CUBA 7 May. entinaic ir, BPuitanantes ‘Nuchaa gracias per au atenta:misiva del 12 de Rayo d9 1957. Ya eu tance trnmitunde 61 registro de la Meta e de cieont{fices yue Uc. tuve « blen enviamog. Z Pane = "" Le geeapafo copia al cardén de la carta eaviada ela : -Embr. jada de Cuba en Héxuice. ; * Pt mot Yee trabajos princitpalen ccmo el gue estamos solicads ‘tandc age Ud., tendrdn una duraoién de 60 minutes. Basi te agradrcaré me envie a lu aayor brevedad posible, «8 _. {tule da sa colater.ci¢n tal y como Ud. desea qua ; aparezca, en el lrograma dei. Cnoeave Congrese.r 8 P94e, parece indicar ‘que tendromoe wah fice Con’ ; resc y qua, poniblemente, la inscripeién BRAIDED, Sobaer. PASE a mil psaicédlogos y cientifices en las ciencias a -Aarines. Ye dd suche guste enterarme de la intenga . -aOtividad jue 6. realiza ‘en el Instituto que Ud. aserta= .” gtzente airige. 9 —— Ve : Dr. Fogelic Pi as-Gusrrere '. Presidente-fleete 'Scciedad Interamericana ae Psicolcgia: ‘ i i d
14-00000 * iA REPUBLICA DE CUBA ete I. Oe Fekete beeckieteate eae nea “ '° GPe Ure Hogelis bfaz-Guerrero re I - 2 pirector ael Programa Cient{f1co te a Ff c. 7 SKY Tonereso Imter.gericano de Feicologia 0. ee E ’, . yee Gee seele @ a gp AD nw Log te us oa oe a ae aa ery : fod ria a , Tengo eumo gusto en referirme & cu atte. ae rn: 8 del corriente, por la cual ba tenigo la amabclidad de copunicarnes: = - 4ue el Comité Zjecutivo de la vociedad In-veramericéana de Psicologia ax - 503 Angel Bustanents, capecislig es@nferen== . end.6 una invi tac:6n a favor dei Dr. “ta cubana de ajuella disoipdina, a fin de yue sea uno do 1 “eistas en el Xi Congreso de la Insti tuciédne= oO, Cot, tee - Procedemos a cursar la opportune eopuni caaiés ‘eon @l especial pedido de ,ue se 198 dé lea respuseta on fecha aus Peeper | 9s lievurla a su sonocimiento dentro, del plazo que 66 ha fijado para =e: € ke Agradeciendo’a Ud. la asabilided de su com cavecho” ere. reiterarle las seguridudes de ai. di stinguids = niczcién, ep cousiderusién y estima, | ire"Joaquin Herndndeg & : Entujador da Cubs
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