aa ty i o~ :) . wee ne t t : AAP hn Rae Cok tts gti te whee et eee! arene Ao pny ee ee eee eae r tA grmere ws bar. Nr rom orare macro a ray DATE: 7 APRIL 196 _ CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED - a 7 SUBJECT: WHITEHOUSE, ROGELIO ENRIQUE - oe oe neg FUNDY Tne meee meee aye mare aaa ee t ob i \ _ H i 1 : a t . IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION NAME CHECKS: vals 7. . oF . ie: ao ’ a othe dh Pekan te fata mee oe Mh Cae tthe oo nteistetntiin OAL ane + as viel,
DEEN Vin wa eect dat et Pa 1 SESE PE ero ys ee oe IMMIGRATION & NATURAL DATE: 7.APRIL 1967 wom roam on te wee Bot Met man” 6 be OO oa aoe AGE hy, AEP ORL wh Seine 2k actos, IZATION NAME TRACE CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED - . SUBJECT: WHITEHOUSE ,- EDUARDO ROGELIO:- ORT re tee Dee en ae Wer nD nme ene atte 5
August 23 1965 eae ae 7 Dear | iF . Wish” ‘to thank you for your - personal concern me al . Sand” satisfactory. solution obtained in the finan= . wee my TBE sen 2 eda ‘settlement of my case. Ad consider. it a privilege to have worked with nerating in a small way to preserve De- wae! “ae 1 cart ‘ever be of service to the United oo States -beloved country of my ances tors~ i would consider. it.a high honor. ta _ Do let me hear fron you ana feel sure ‘that I co a, am your devoted friend, . Sincerely, Eduardo J. Whitehcuse | MICROFICHE oo}
FROM ‘SUBJECT REFERENCE | MEMORANDUM ‘TO: Chief/KUCURL/HENGEN ‘:~©6Eduardo Whitehouse : Dir-35418-— 1: ete fot 20 August 1965 met with Eduardo Whitehouse on 170 August : Pos Ty968! welative’ to finalizing the Whitéhouse claim for monies still due from his: _previous’ contract. authorized to pay monies due ‘pilus: a ‘four* ‘day layover: U.S." ‘This: layover was due a * inadvertently. delayed through no fault of his own, 2. The aforegoing authority is based on ref and calculated as follows: AL B. Base Pay for March - USD 800, Base Pay 7/30 for April - USD 186.66 plus USD equivalent of USD 41.00 for actual 1 expenses “while 24 days in Rome. ea . Cc. Total USD 1027. 66. emphasized that he was... r contract through 7. April. 1965, during Whitehouse's return to the strike of which Whitehouse was 3. Whitehouse although feeling that he should be allowed the full amounts due. amounting to ication of his: “Claim, iently satisfied that he received any funds; ‘that probably in his sense of fair play that the case might be considered closed. ‘the record, -.- te Uiider USD -200: Attachments are enclosed: A.- B. Letter from Second letter from Whitehouse “Som oo A Letter from Whitehouse Bills of actual charges | Receipt from Whitchouse for final payment. a Station, memo concerning newspaper inguiry...—--—— or Oe. For ee, SD 1950.00 has accepted such adjud- ffeels that possibly he was suffic- what medical treatment received by Whitehouse: amounted. “To further complete ‘the record the following Tee, pra tReet, om ee TE Rck Sear aa ina het PEE eT TT aCe ont a en
4. Less than 24 hours after facing Whitehouse to advise him that his claim of USD 1950 had been reduced to, 1027.66, Whitenouse = - ‘reacted with the newspaper media -in an exemplary manner when he’ ‘could have | wee : a adverse feeling. Fhe Subject despite Ok difficulties encountered in the field with KUBARK advisors. appears - “~ to be man of honor and certainly under controlled. situations: Os 7 “» professional pilot and could be an asset to KUBARK interests, : 1 i { i wt ene TEE ee le é i f ; 3 4 7 3 ¥ FE &
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14-0000 ad ’ Sad det; de f — 12 July 1965 — ote TO: HENGEN. | - FROM: SUBJECT: Eduardo Julius Whitehouse | | | Be \ 1 1. As we both know the .Whitehouse case. has been kicked around ee a .. Sufficiently that the finalizing of the case should be effected as tt , fhe “soon as possible. My-trip with| to! office, _in-my estimation didn't -produce any effective decision, | point of.view was, 1f the man was dué’the money pay him... If he was not. - due the monéy, . don't pay him. I will give you ‘the facts as I see then if you. ‘feel ‘that it is prudent to seek the advice of Jack Anderson . , and. . for’ his opinion - I m sure it well be most helpful, . Sol oe a: 2 qT yyw Aicticc be} ; og Mgt UAL 030 dated 30 May indicates receipt of (W) fe yp “intention to terminate contract éffective 13 May. — Qk a “Additionally, stipulates (W) incapacitated six weeks - Beat. : ‘and requests authorization for immediate return and conn treatrent. 7 ; : / 2. Your 97928 of 1 April, concurs. requests of| hdditionall & “'™" you stipulate to terminate contra: ct the jday the Subject departs . 3,| bozs of 2 April, stipulates ler gist eg — oo “+ - gontract” an g first availablo". RequiféS médical attent 167 not Set a due conditions advance basis complicated ‘ 5 ‘" lact of proper médical attention and maltreatment, ; _ ye wet AO, Ta a . B.- Para 2 same message, in d another medical ' ; case would remain dispite fact ‘he a aren writs" ng pord fer 6 can contribute nothing". . d . 4, bos4 states) |ldeparted 3 April, via PAA, traneterring _F flight d presented me with three days Hotel bills to cover what: he cons dered evacuation flight plus PAA on strike, “ s|_|staz-a. dated 7 April, allowed Perez to depart 8 April and om wre, recommended approval to pay full salary till.25 April. (Opinion - is Opn - “thig-a case of paying a man full salary on one hand while not paying an iiaet t | another under the same circumstances)? . fare wary 6, DIR-99498 of 7 April, requested details of medical case. ¢/¢ , Oe wy 7. 7150: dated 28 May, stipulates returned on violation not request", Instructed contact) to execute voluntary termination of contract not executed} [departure 3 April not at request. (Opinion - in a contractual relationship it appears 28 t ; . ae. - nN . ™, we le ea 7 Je Lbs _/ Lyre) “3 re ee cs —_— vy pe : Sg ; —_ tok a mse “  ETCROFICI™
oa e , . lag, wow Dam? . an . a f _ . ta ’ oo , he ob ws ; . ; . ; é 5 hivhly unlikely to "request" someone to leave or terminate written yo?! agreenent. Wouldn't one direct in lieu of request)? —_ mo, _ 8. WAVE-0832 dated 16 April, gave medical evaluation which was ‘reviewed by WAVE Medical personnel. “(Opinion ~ in debriefing of .Sub- _ ‘ject I was personally. convinced this man was sick. Furthermore, . advised ‘that he-is in possission of medical report by| that it was manditory for ‘to be evacuated for adeqiuats medical” ‘ treatment. on, “9, WAVE-k457 dated 3 May, indicated oo: ’a°  €ontinuous medical treatment. 10.° On April 19! Signed dur local Quit Claim Form, out recent ' «conversation with the Subject indicated that he felt that although the “ -.-* Form was signed that the "company would live up to its promises", still under going ee Al. ‘There is no-doutt:that[ _|was 411.and based upon medical - opinion, as late as 7 May. in my personal observation that the man “was ; jncompatiated: from performing a full time job that -based upon the fact “os. . ..that no definitive or written agreément was made prior to departure, .~ 7. + that the Subject be. paid in ‘full = for the six months term of his contract. — (Opinion ~ there is know doubt in my mind that this man firmly believes Bote ‘that’ he is entitled to the Salary based strictly upon the fact that he “+. was “evacuated” not terminated, . . ; re 12. -I don't feel the man is unscrupulous enough to blackmail to ; ‘-obtain what he feels is truthfully his, but feel positive that he will ' speak to anyone Of influence to assist in obtaining back salaries that he feels is his. “Cite the five reasonably important personnel refer- ences that he lists on his Job Application Form, - We are not dealing with the common type individual using vealied threats, but someone who ‘is an intelligent individual whe at one time exerted enough influence on Jack Anderson to appoint a Chief Pilot and further influence ‘into taking Action to hire some of his buddys
SECRET “CANCELLATION TO DIVISION é DATE 4S June 1965.38 “MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, 0PS/3/aB/S0D . ATTEMTION: | | c# gone3006 The file cn. __ WHITEHOUSE Tnsuay_ Edardo doling is cancelled ‘and closed in CI/OA°for the Following reason: Failure to submit PRQ- tI as required ‘under CSi No. 10- 5 or to ~ ‘indicate any further - interest in gstaining approval for the operational . a pew approval request (Form #772) to CL/OA. use of Subject. i ' Prier to any future use of Subject, it will be nee ressary PERATICONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION 7 . .. (8 JONES! aor 691 oereeer eeneruus rerteoes ence
meen EE dS 3 a . oe. ! =~. x we arenes CWE Le ca . Orla. Dees BEPROOMLT i r a ae Lf LG FA SS a Oa TT ren —s : OV eee! a f 4 : 7 . . : . ae 5 eh ‘ ee een [oo ORES CET ene nes Sere : PLES Qn OFC: ® aITURUSL se A ogn72t ; £ F-2 ABig DPTAILA S£acah URN EXPLAINED! 4] REQUEST. ARY TESMINATION CONTRACT, | PEGUEST. Fe DGUELY NOTPFILSS STA INTENT TERMINATE CONTRACT END SIX MONTNS, PROVIDING MFDICAL DIAGNOSIS PBRPRIME CGN IR® ED t LOCA hos 7 TyTlt no COM MITMENTS teat ' .
om um e | Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDO J. Poa nr oe Whitehouse ‘was seen by me 8 April 1965 for - oo @ return physical examination, All laboratory . and Xray that date was relative ‘the compléte be ‘physical. ex iination.: Ce “ox The $10;00 charge for treatment included injection, ~~ medicine and Drostate massase, Ther was no extra Charge. for sinus creatment, - Office visits from April 9th through 28th were Primarily for his. tenseness and apprehension, ee ee ' The only additional charge, relative his Sinus os. Condition, was a $20,00 charge for sinus xrays On April 9, 1965, _.. VacROFIe: CasMay 6s”
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. (2 Se eaet i MEMORANDUM PO4: Chief, S0D/air Branch | SU0J BOP i__ Oa Wednesday, 123 May G65, I discussed with Or/CPD, the WITHRUGH contract with vhion you are famiiiar and under which Eouardo Thitenouss served . ‘This is the stasdord cortract for Cuban and kuropesa SH pilot om@pioyees, Speeiftcaily, I was iaterested in _ WrFune from what ‘aa4 aise Te Vise oF Germ regariins ths bes shouia bo taken to reriew ans, if secsosary, revise the. contrast at the eariioss eiviisty that Cuban piiote who enffer gojurses or Gisabklttios while serving with ViTGEUSH may whieh, es du the cage of Ruiclmse, to olete -beneftts after-tho torzinatten ef the contract, for eenditioas which ertginates curing the tera of the contract, a. 3 8 Thin goweraadus Gaxes record of the fuct_that, jauging  searning free J be Spoiicabie to the case ef itr. Whitehouse ginoe Mr, Paitehause éestres assistance io paying wedicsi bilis for. a physical dige. Obility (which aay be tecporury) giich say have been Locurred while he was gerving with us : Go 12 May 1685 I prerideu fera ef a sropesut VIGIRUEH coatract portaiting ta rotary sing Blrereft- pa . ,ecequacy. 4 GYRUS Contract af be belfoved Faragraph 7 D oaald hed te sav aboue the FIPTHUUSH cantradt, - recently expressed con he benefits astects of that Goatract, actien peagibie date, This steae fron tho strong poa- with a draf¢é ots Omiy and Gaxec ihat he review 12 aad juege ita Pistribunions trte de bos Aida eg ne bo- OP Xi oAttH: Pe GPCR AtUn:, i > SUL UP rits eee Poe Son an fops 7a eo > } = sap/e - . Co sq AT AY (6S? Poe Chrong : , : Bee nero ren eet wr Ol SOC ETF MICROFICHE
WILLIAM SCOTT PIPER, M.D. | : “Univaasary CLENEC 24G6 PONCE DR LEON ELYD. CORsL CABLLS, FLORIDS 5 teas YOGG f Tiny vi - , . oo, tis, Meberta ttedall : ' . Gppice PHONE: m2 6-478 a ; . BESIQENCH PHONE: Mt 8-SH0S  - = err a er . a r temo eseeneseae a. - . , ‘ “— / af ‘ , fi - {fu
3400000 oa - : a “f' Ft Lg le WEL EAM SCOTT PIPBR, M.D. ff. : . 2506 poncs Da LEON BEYR © . , . couat Oastas, PLORIDA - . E 7 May 1965 5 a * “h _ Mr. Roberto Medell’ doou,.) 0 + P.O. Box 831. , : 7 - Miami International Airport my B oo Miami, Fla. 33148 a : “it "Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDO vee BE “Bear Me. “Medel, : Me Whitehouse’ has had sinus, trouble off and on > for many years, This has been increased recently, — , i ' probably ‘due to pressure changes in aircraft, 3 i . It has ‘been. advised that he have a nasal operation ' for deviated septum. ~ This structural defect is in 5 “no way related to his occupation. : tae William S$, Piper, M.D. : WSPs bk “ | on ‘ .
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; ; Attachrent. to. Dispatch No. UAPA0099 oe ‘ SUBJECT: _SETHAUSH crev, Training Report ee os a : € . “cd. | The object, of the créw training: was: to. treet “each: pilot: ‘on his _ ‘tnowledge of the aircraft. systems and emergency: ‘procedures: and to- cheek. “wide: each. pilot: ‘and. giva his. refresher’ raining « as. = required. oes ; 2. The following panel | pilots. received . as. listed’ ‘below: wo . Iden GCG... Se Oo 7420.0. “Iden HO 26600 abs. 1Os40 = Trg. 8405 _ 3... Evaluation of each pilct a as follows: ‘@. Iden A - Had flown Cmts about 1200 hours before and wag ; picking. it up very nicely. I gave several engine our = single ba eee cae engine landing and go—arounds = no flap landing = emergency gear . ; extension. Short field landings seyeral IL3 approsches. - b, Jarn € = Was the pilot who crecked up the other C-46, plus he was urwilling to fly at night. I gsve him 14 hours of afr time and recormended: he be used only as a co-pilot on grounda of poor head work. : ; ‘. Iden B = He {3 an older pilot who would bounce the airplane .. and then sit there waiting for it to hfe again, without adding | power to let it down easy. He-also wanted to feather the wrorg engine after one was cut. Recommended he only be used as a compilot.  — boa d. Iden D« “He had been flying in and around Iden J for several. years, however, in his training he was quite sloppy in hia flytag.: ‘he would not come within 20° of assigned heading turns at the begining.
ceigreremin ee ae eff after about sixjof them he started approaching the procedures: I was trying to show him, but I was convinced 48 soon. 63 1.lef.t. the lg on Aliso he was Very Jrough “with the airplane in pitch contrel. On ILS approaches he would) vary. thé manifold preseure from 12° to 30" to try and stay.on the|giide slope. On short field landing: esd. take-’ at the end of his six ‘month. contract which was ebout 30 ‘days away. ares he would return to his own style of flying. «1 recoummde ‘that -* — - he be “terminated. © e. den £ = This win ‘had..previcus Ca46 experience of aba out 2009” a ‘ours. He- stowed great interest and -did-s good: job. -fros ‘the beginning. I recommended ‘he be: used as. PIC in C-"6's. | ” experience, but hie flying left'very auch to be desired. “He had. oo just been convalescening ‘from-amebic dysentery... He: replied. when: (wd asked, that he! felt up to flying but his performance was very poor. — “Me derided he still didn't feel up to flying :and returned, to the: ‘doctor! s_care. | a ee ee f, Iden F = This man wos suppose to have had @- good Geal of ~ to . ge Iden.& \e Had previous. rultinengine experience and co-pilot time in the B-d6"e. Her progressed satisfactory :and with 7¢20° cours . wap released ta the field.to fly ‘in right seat to observe tactics and gain more experience before moving to lefe seat as PIC. h. Iden H = Had Limited experience, however, he was very: inter eated and appiied himself to the tash of checking out in the B26. He was very helpful in reproducing pewer Limitations and ouwer getting... — for the CHelG-17 series engine and alae reproduced the PAs parphiet on the CB-l6-17 series engines. whieh | had brought along @s 4 train~ ing aid... This was mide required reading materiai for all B-26 drivers. This man rude along a4 an observer while Iden G.was being trained, which aided him when ne started fiying. 1 recommended he also be released to the field and ride the right seat to observe tactics and gain awre excerience before (lying missicns in the left acute i. Iden T= The Chief, Pilot of the group ia @ very sapable: piiot who applies nimelf very well. He appears to be interested in feproving the professional standards of his pilots. { had - geveral rides with him (ee20) until & feit he would be able ta” instruct the reat of the pilots in the preper procedures to be : used in the BactK's. Iden. mae t 4, The traf{ning pregran wag quite curtatied ry the restrictions fo | K. Most of the pilots were required fo. remain out in the field te operational needs. Aleao only one 8-26 was available in Iden K which
pacnreage Smet ° 4 a é Joye ree a because “Of ‘asint teriance. ry 8. i ‘peGoninend that: Air Operations Off: equipment they are eupervisors: fer Jin order. ‘proficiency. The pilots that are sent ever: a6 ‘not to require. 80. semen eR e BCE! Ra OPT ch. ‘tra: ning in. the ¢ field. icers’ be . ‘gheched ‘cut in the Zo. keep | ‘Gn top of their pilocra’ should be’ screened’ ‘berter ao.