(04- 1007240237 a a Rov “38/8 ey, 2 CLASSIFICATION |. _ PROCESSING ACTION ([baratar ee ee Chief, DO ‘Division , XX NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED: FYI REFERENCE : None. 1. Attached are fivstis/i contact reports for the / period 22 February~22= Apri1™1970. Contacts with (WUSLAB/1/ for this entire period have been affected by a deterioration of an eye condition which required an operation with a longer recuperation period. On 20 April he began to return to work, but is still operating in a somewhat limited fashion. 2. After further discussion with fustaBsi we plan to forward ideas on the utilization of SUAB/I/ for the remaining period of his Washington assignment.” Hegnow expects to remain in Washington for the rest of (1 7O/with a possible transfer infhg7y (lige EP tlic b A. if FLOYD B. MCCULLY KO PLEL LD OES sae Attachments: USC C/R's for periods - 24 Feb.; 10, 19,27 March; 10,17 & 22 April Distribution: vA Orig & 1 - C/DO (w/atts. ,USC) L/C AYT'D BY RI/AN po, ou oon owe , DATED_320 Ape 76 7 pfs aa CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND >2 DATE . 2 9 BPR 4970 (uweaf 5697 . 28 April 1970 CLASSIFICATION HOS FILE NUMBER S Fe RE T S » 200- RETURNTO CHA” Background Use Only 10 Do Not Reproduce C
pete es SLA CLM F472 7. Chor ll March 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD y SUBJECT: Meeting With fusuaB/{/ on 24 February 1970 1. fiusfan/i phoned on 21 February and told me of his medical plans. ~He had been examined by the doctors at ANH] who confirmed the verdict,ythat he had small and large tears in his two retina. The (AIH7specialists had photo- graphed his retinas and on the basis of their examination they think he should have an operation, on the largest tear in the left retina and use friosurgery on some of the other holes. They have arranged to have W/1] examined at, a retina clinic at [Johns Hopkins/ Hospital in/Baltimoré] (w/tpvid go there on 27 February. He will also go baék to Nin/on 25 February where they will check the hematology of-his — blood. The blood vessels in the eye and even the lids are enlarged, so they will check his blood out. i, ; 2. 1 went v0 fti/2'9 home aS arranged by the phone call on 24 February at 1100. wT] was alone in the downstairs part of the house. He was wearing dark glasses and the light was muted. He has been confined to his house pretty much, but asked for a ride downtown as he had to sign checks in his office. He is not reading anything and cannot look at television. 3. [w T)recently received a call fro fn the fOBY in New York stating that both the head an fhe @Weputy of the UN office in Mexico City were resigning at the end of this year. This,gis not only an_OPI office, but also UNDP, etc.}/W/1 Showed Zome interest in/ the position in Mexico. Vladimiré Pavlechenko phoned and wished him well on his eyesight problem. Pavle€henko) made a joke about political vision. 4 4. In commenting on health W/1) said that he had seen Ralph Bunche in New York on one of”his recent trips. Bunche did not recognize him at once. Bunche then said that he expected to be blind by the end of -1970. The Soviets had arranged for him to be examined at a famous eye clinic in Odessa. They had told him that there was nothing they could do, or could be done to save his sight. Bunche's eyes suffer from a deterioration of the blood vessels in the eye. CS COPY POUCH SEGURET 0 ye elon NO FIELD DISTRIBUTION -_ Sta B Nag wel le hte
DB. Jose Rolz-Bennett has aged rapidly in recent years. He has lost a great deal of weight. He suffers from a cleres- tral condition. . eholesteral . / ; 6. (wits wife 68 26 February is having a tea to which Mrs. Sanjines is invite (W11 Jexpects that Sanjines may himself apear. [He phoned W/ljrecently, but said that there was nothing new. The Bolivian. Finance Minister Losada is, in Washington at the moment having arrived over the weekend. FLOYD B. MCCULLY =e _ me t : : H ‘ ‘ i : § 1 : : We Uae Bete Ae ee Be AF To ' Fae Re UE TT ct REE Lt RRR RH { ‘ | = ie Shun iv E LOOo-6- 2807/3 2