TARGET PERSONALITY DATA - AZCUE.
Agency: CIA
Originator: CIA
Document date: 1/1/67
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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TARGET PERSO LALITY DATA

TABLE OF CONTENiS

A. Basic Biographic Data

B.

Curriculum Vitae

C. Personal and Private Deta

D. Political Data

E. Job Date

F. Control Data

C. Psychelogical Assessment

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TARGET PERSONALITY DADA

A.

Basic Blographic Ista

1. Full Name.

Fusebio AZCUE Lope%

2. Chinese characters and/or telecodea.

Photo

Arailable In AZCUEl 8 201

3. lane at birth.

4, Altases, legal changes.

5. Date end place of birth.

Circa 1911g Havana, Cuba

6. Citizenship.

Cuban

7. Previous nationallty; racial or ethnie background.

spanishe

8.

Orficial identity or travel papere.

Cuban Pacorort Me.775. fEe 31 1965)

9. Fatbe.:

BI data (open new TPD forn ir feasible).

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20. Mother: same as 9.

11. Spouse: sane as 9.

Carmen BILRAO Olivaros de ACUE (Reportedly, AZCUE has divorced him

vito and 18 now married to a 25 year old giri, who has had a child by

him. AZCUt's former wife was last krown to be in Srain with a daughter).

12. Children: same as 9.

Buerbio AZCUE Bilbao ( Studying architecture in Mexico, Cuban

passport. No: 2669- Arrived in Merico on 22cDebember 1965. RESIDES

at 8 "0ra1, Prin 98-19", (UFCA-2l420,31 Jan 66- Source & CCA ( Gulan

Aviation Company) Passengers 116t.

Miguel AZCUE Bilbao

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310l1ngs: sane ess.

Source reported that AZCUE hag, a sister living in the United States

6: I D21078 -16 Angriet 1963- (LITAMIL;)

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Other relatives by blood or marriage:

same as 9.

13. R0218100. Atheist

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Education.

AZUE atudied architecture at 'he University of Habana although he

never obtained a degree.

17. Languages; dialects.

Search

English

French

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18. Military service.

Subject was intolved in the Syanich

revolution.

19. History of employment.

20.

Record of arrests.

Souros reportod that abuut 1952, Aacus vas bolievod to have been

arrested by french authoritles on charges resulting from his

Involvement in snu pling penertilin ard other antibiotics. into

France. (IX 320, 16 Hay 63).

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21. Physical description.

Sex.

Male

Age.

56,

Apparent age.

Belpht.

5920"

Weight,

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Busza. Rogulas

Posture. Erect

Taca abape.

• Urch 21153,21 sep 03

AHKIOB

fleht eray or green

Hair.

riddish blond which 19 navy and graying always looks as =

hough he were in need or a haircut.

Beard or sustache. Mustache

Cooplexion.

flushed

Teeth.

yellow ( stained)

Всага.

Habits of dress. carolesa, untidy

Ethnie type appearance: Caucasian

Generoi appostance.

Prominert lentures. wrinkles on nock

• Other IdentliyIng Isutures.

wears glasses with heavy dark hrown frame for reading purposes.

Snokes Merican vIrarettes "riltron" continually.

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B.

Curriculum Vitae (Chronologically by year fron birth to present).

Date

Location

1911-1d-195013

Spain, Cuba

Position

encloyed is the

Cuban chassy in

Hadrid In 1943

2952

÷ France

1953-2950

1959-28 lion 6.

Hesdco

( Recalled to Havana)

Nor 63-1965

1965.

Cuba

Cuba

Residence

Activity

Childhood and enperement In

revolutiorari setivities

trer tire to bring about a

octalise rurine in Cuba.

Smugling sceivities

Cuban Consul

Irmecling guns and auinitions

to Cube.

employed uith JUCEPLAN

official or the lational

Coupola: of.Colture

Rasponsibility of the

Paviation at the tipo

67 in Hortreal

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C. Personal and Prirate Data

1. Address and telephone number of present residence.

2. llature and deseription of lodging and surroundings.

So Location of residence, with respect to target inatallation.

Other residente of building: BI data.

5. Servants: BI data.

6. Meals: where, when and with whom!

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7. Barber: BI date.

8. Tailor: BI dato.

9. Dentiat; physician: BI dato.

10.

Shops frequented.

11. Church attended.

12. Sports, participant: time participating, with whom!

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sports, spectator: times etterding.

14. Time et residence.

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formal after bours setirity. Do his activities fore a pattern of any

BOrE!

16. Theatri, cinema, ticher agenesen: frequency of vialto, times, wilh wbon!

17. Might cluba, cafes, puba: frequency of viuita, times, with bomt

18. Vacations: how and where spent? Mode of travel, with whor?

19,

Il:Dotes, related slub memberships, lodges and fraternities.

Masonic and other.

Orders,

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7. Mnil deliverses to residence: deralls.

25. Dispatch of personal molli detallo.

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D5. Correspondenta:

details ineluding frequency.

•21 Telephone: detaile of calla.

20.

Tobacco:

details.

set eyes draka, than ho was posted in Monto (eriting)

Believes that sacut 1a drinking lesa non.

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30. Casual sos: deraila.

31. Orber habits.

3a. Mode of tranmportation on different ocentono.

33. Private automobile: detalls of make, licunso, ete.

34. Garage and service stations used.

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35.

Real estate aned: location, description, value.

36. Chartel property: loention, jeseription, value.

37. Personal bank accounts: location, amounts.

38. Other property: description, value.

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Other relevant personai information.

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D. Hol/tIcal Dera

1. Party neabership.

2. Party functlona.

J. Booletles.

A, labor uniono.

So DestRe Of polieseni conuletion und indoctrinations este ausdence.

CP member "/Lo topostod chat Azous le an implacablo loo ol

troles In the US but ham a htth rerard

would never Inoringly cooperate with the Amerloanso ( Mano for th

Resorde- Meeting with (n9) 4 Hon 1903).

Nadording tO MANOB, AZEUS admitiod that bo bas boon a Comentot for

many years.

6. Other polltica: 3566.

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I. Job Dete

Lo Job title.

05r101a) National Counell of belture

2. Official documents and credentials carried.

3o. Rank and salary.

A. Allowances.

I=9 bolleros AZCUB 1s recelving loss than 600 pesos monthly.

5. Other income.

6. Where employed. Caba

Basic duties:

description. By whon asaigned? By whon directly

• Bupervised?

BI data.

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8. Special duties: description.

By whon assigned? By whoe directly

supervised?

BI data.

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9. Superiors:

degree of Intimacy, According to ([-9.) azcus was called in

about Sept 66 by Omani CIENGUEGOS and alnost flied from his job.

Colle

SANCHEZ wAS also eritical of AZCIE. AZCUE who had been fiven the

responsibility of the Pavillion at the SXPO 67 in Montrea! had

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had "abandoned" the project and done nothing. AZUE was at the point of

being fired when he produced a letter he had written to a government

organization which asked for aslatance end it had not beon forthconding.

This letter apparently "saved" AZCUS from being numnarily fired from his

post but it did not stop CIENPUEOOS from relleving AZUS of hia

responsibilities se EXPO 67-

This run-in with CIENFUEGOS has made AZCUS

a very bitter men and he wants to got out of Cuba as soon as possible.

His purrs plans are to leave Cabs for Mexteo around the end of the year. Gril

Azcus plans to use a bad vertebrae as

"sover" to got to bexleo.

(tiono for Reports- LITAMIL?, 15 Noverber 66).

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Does rubject associate with indigenous persons, foreign representatives,

or businessusa?

Who? BI data.

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12. Llaison contacta: official, unofficial, functions, Bl data.

13. Telephone contacta: detaile of calls.

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14. Work schedule: days of week, hours, location. Include night and

holiday work, times and places.

15. Lunch and rest periods, where and with whom?

16. Times, routes, vehicles, companions from lodgings to and ITCH WOrk.

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17. Regular conferences or meetings: times and places.

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18. Professional travel: details.

19.

Subject's access to safes: location, description. Access to keys

and combinations.

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20. Accese to target Information.

Details.

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Passes carried.

22. Keys carried.

24. Other relevant job data.

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Intellizense Arellation

1150, by his own ainission, a French Intelligence agent. Because of

111 bealth, he loft the war In Spaly and munt to Mexico, where he worked

for a while for "'estient Lazaro CARDENAS.

(Encl A-727 from Harico, 9 Janaury 66).

AZCUS vas involved in alleged esplonage in Mexico for the Cubar. Government

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( DBF 97388, 19Decenber 61) •

When ATSUE was Culon Consul In Mexiro, he was the contact between the

Cuban Embassy and student groups, especially stutent group from

Nicaragua, Quatenala and the Dominican Perible who vere in exilo ir.

Mexico and againat whose governments the Cuban Embassy carrled out a

programne of propaganda and subveraton. (0EL)25587, 10 May 60).

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20. Matresses or lovers:

cines and places of seeting; BI data.

Lo Fergonal ariends

on and Aa as a In lace of meetings BI dato

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Persons who visit Subject at residence:

times, BI date.

8oe karay Omral1 vas probably in contact with AZCUs during the persod

28 September-30 October 1963 when the latter was Cuban iConsule It 1a

Burmleed that the reference in mull's 9 November letter to a person

aho had since bron replaced must rofer to AZUE, who loft Marico for

Cuba on a permanent transfer on 18 November 1963, four daya before the

assassination.

Recortedly, AZCUE told AMKNOB-1 on 13 August that he was

expeoting a friend to replace him in Haxieo.and that he was going to

Caba to work for the Cuban peasant housing program. WAVE J457.21 Deo 63%

XAAZ- 22731,17 Sep 64.

23. Persons Subject visits:

times, places of and reasons for vialte

(business, personal, ete.), BI

date.

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%. Control Data

Lo Jasily di891cult1es.

2. Difficulties in office, With whom! Way?

Detalls.

Difficulties with friends.

4. Difficultles with mistresses or lovers.

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5. Political difficulties. Details.

6. Black market activity.

To Bmuggling activity.

B. Acceptance of bribes.

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Persons to whon most attacked.

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10. Property to which vost attached.

11. Information which could be used to blacknail.

12. Information which could be used to shock or depress.

13. Other relevant controi data.

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G. Psychological Assessuent

I. Appearance, Habits and Mannerisme

a Appearance

1) Describe his personal appearance, in terus of over-all lupres-

sion and

attention to details.

Is he well-grooned, nest, fussy,

prissy, conventional, individualistic! Consider attention to

and care

of

clothing; general grooing, including attention to

hair, nails, general cleanliness, etc.

2)

Describe his ordinary style of dress.

Is it conventional for

his culture, or extreme or unique? Is it usually appropriate

or inappropriate for particular occasions? Is he fashionable,

overconscious, or inattentive to his own dress?

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Do Expresalvenesa

1)

How expressive la he? What kind of gestures, or facial man-

periams, or verbal expressions does he use characteristically?

Bow frequently and spontaneously does he use them Are they

effeetive, habitual, contrived, natural, annoying?

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2) Deseribe any characteristic signs of tersion (fidgeting, leg

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crossing, finger draind, rall biting, clothes brushing, roy-

Ing vith pipe or keys or other obfrets, picking at face, strok-

1ng aros or legs, 100t

tapping, eter

Note the circunstances

or situations where these are likely to occur, and when they

are likely to stop or to be noticeably absent.

3) Does he use profanity? what kind, when and how often!

If not,

what kind of expressions or manneriana does he use, where othera

might une profanity to express emotion or emphasist

4) Characterize his reference to sex. Consider frequency, occasion

and quality or content of sex reierences. Are they mutty, wa

of!-colorea, clever-sophisticated, hostile, matter oi-fact?

What

I0 his behavior toward, and attitude toward prostitut.s?

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5) Deseribe his eye Bovesent pattera, and. the circumstances asso.

cisted with them. Does be rend to maintain direct eye cootset

wher talkirg?

Does 'he saintain eye contact, elose his eyes, or

Look away while thinking, or reflecting, or rentalscing?

&. Baoking, Trinking, and Eating.

1) Describe his smoking behaviors what he molos, hou frequently,

and the circumstances which affect his mate or pattern of

2). Deseribe his drinking behaviors what he likes, how much and

how often he drinks under "ordinary ofroumstances" (and how

he would define "ordinary circumatanoeu"), what his normal

drinking pattern and pace 10, and how he ordinarily reacte or

behaves when drinking heavily, or too muck.

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3)

Deserite his ordinary eailre lebarior: uhas ere tis estical

food preferences?

Ices be tave any ; roco need dislikes! Does

eating lose on

any grecial laportaree

Is be a faddiot, a

bronic dieter, a cautious or selective enter

• Indulgence: in bis neeltude tovard enting, drinking and moline

des he seen to be sensual and self Indulmonty In he a peroc

of sharp, dominating appotstens or does ho lako these things no

matters of course, to sustain life or lo promote socializing: or

does he tend to ignore them, or so minimiso their seportancel

d. Health and Stamina

1) What 1s his general state of health? What kinde of 1llnesses 1s

he likely to have, and how often! Does he here charecteristic,

or favorite nethoda of treatuent, or medicatim, or druget

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2) Most ilnia vi levene or emplaints does be bore about bealib,

fatigue, or nilsenio, and bou often or hor regulerly,

3) Wbat 1a the rolation between his "health complaints" and bla

apparent "erue slate" if health? 'Is he & chronic couplainer,

or preoccupled with health and fitness! Is so norsily aware

of bie "true" condition? le be store, and likely to surfer

#Ilently even vhen complainta might be considered "reasonable!"

Deneribe bin normal activity level.

or passive?

fatigued; untirings always on the gol

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skills

a. Wat specifie skilla or abilitles does be possess? Consider no-

chanical skilla (such a kuildied, refairlißs sansleralis, mechanies,

ere.); social skills (social etfectiveness, enteralanent stilla,

conversational abilitles, organizlay and "sparine" dilition, ele.)i

sallel: luzelleceund Bullls (uritice, areaking, asaljuine, theo

rising, probles aolving, ere.), Consides occupational Listory,

bubbles and part tine activitles as vall do present proteston of

words.

Do Anong hie skille and abilities, vast does he és micularly velli

How vare these salile achieved

and jeveloped ("naturally, " self

taught, trained, diligent effert)?

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co La 1e apparent that be has certain major deficiencies? What

¿bines does be do poorly, or Ineptly?

What kinds of activities

does "e arold, or approsch vith reluctance?

$, How does he regard his abilla and abilities? In he sodest? Does

ho underestimate bie ahilities? In he confident, or gratesul, or

boastful!

How do othere rogard bis ab111ties? Do they tend to underestimate

bia, or overestiuate hiu, or recognise and appreciate hiu actual

ability level?

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3. Interpersonal Bebarior

B. Describe his typical social behavior: 1a he natural, confortable,

patronizing?

1)

Ile behavior when he is with one other person.

2)

His behavior when he is part of a group.

3) Els behavior with respect to different groupe or people: peers,

subordinates; superiors.

4) Els behavior toward members of the opposite ber.

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D. How do others characterize him? Is be regarded as outgoing, re-

served, a lone wolf, warm, self conscious, cynical, depressed,

• critical, considerate, selfish, conforning, argunentativel

c. Describe his "physical contact" behavior, in typical social set..

tings•

Is he a back-slapper,. hand holder, shoulder draper? HOw

much does be use or depend on physical contact or props, for com

minication and

support? Ie he a finger stabber, & shoulder puncher,

an elbor grabber, a table leaner?

d. What especially strong opinione does he hold? How firm are hie

convictions on conticiersial issues?

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Where possible, describe his handling of the following situations

sing illustrative anecdotes

1) Being introduced to a strange forson.

2) Deciding where and what to eat; or what to do for entertain-

ment.

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3) Organizing his day's work.

Give a sumary estimate of his poise and self assurance.

B. Give a sunmary evaluation of ino judgement, discretion and

maturity.

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L Fanily Orientation

• Dis cribe his relationship with his immediate family. What 18 the

relative importance of his fanily vs. his Job, or other activities:

How much does he participate in family activities?

Does he play

What kind of position does he occupy in the family? In he auto-

eratic and domineering; firmly in control; deferrent; subservient

to his wife; "anything for the kids"; overly permissive, lax,

passive?

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c. What are bis feelings about his fanily when they are separated

(for example, when he is on a trip, alose): 1s be elated,

depressed, Incapacitated, concerned, unconcerned, sentimental,

guilty? Does he carry and show photographs?

5. Personal and Professional Goals.

!. What seem to be his general life goala? Is he seeking social or

professional prestige, money, possessions, & place in history,

"nother meal? What protessional aspirations does he hold? What

ambitions does he cherish for his wife, or his childrent

b. To what extent is he motivated by self intorest! by family interest;

by group, or tean, or organizational loyalvice; by patriotiso

ethnic or cultural identification; by humanitarientan, or religious,

or political 1dealian?

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C.

What are his personal pursuita and sources of satisfactiong Con-

What special interests or skills does he have in these areas; how

much time does he devote to them, and under what circustancest

do Does he have any pet peeves, complainte or grievances?

Does be belleve in any particular political, religious or social

yotem or idea or ideal? To what extent: Is he dogmatic, fanati

cake true bee,

" passive, uncritical, sophisticated, naive,

Cite evidence by direct quotes, or by

paraphrases, where possible. Does he have any special training

In these matters?

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So Does be Indicate sufflelent receptivity to new ideas,

to tolerate

changes in his kellets? In what voya 18 be likely to be most Bus-

ceptible to change.

Sunmarize what you corsider to be his most prominent character-

Intles (asseta

and labilities, susceptibilities, reactions,

qualitiea of uniqueness, otc.)

What three, or five, or ten worde

would describe bin beatt

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h. Discuss any difficulties Involved In reviewing and assessing thie

Subject's behavior and personality.

major areas or questions which seen manswered or mysterious, ete.

1. Compare or contrast him with the "typical" man of his society.

In what ways does he typify his on group stereotype; or, in what

waye is he markedly different from "the norm" of his group, his

society, iris culture or his clique?

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6. - Personal Attributes.

Circle one trait in each pair 11 1t 18 generally charecteristie or tbe

subject. Use the "cooments" column to indicate the degree to which the

reled tralt characterizes him (1.e., very auct

or slightly), and for

ly qualifleation of the rating (for example, the behavior may very

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trait with different altustions; or the rater may be reminde

•i related traito,

It neither of the terms

priate, Indicate

coluen.

TRATTS

Circle one trait in each palr

Ambitlous

Apathette

Benaitive

Satiafled

Enthusiastic

Hard Boiled

Individua

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CONMENTS

Moody

Warw

Charming

Crude

• Vague

• Naive

Indulhilmal

Cold

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Objective

Logical

Enotional

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Intuitive

Objective

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Baotional

I Hor quickly does be "catch on" or get the point of a simple

necdote or story? How quickly does be respond with a

appropriate story or anecdot. of his ount

Now does he respond to praise? Hon "thickly" does he 1ike

1t laid ont

&. How does he respond when verbally attacked? Justifiablyt

Unjust1s1abLy?

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d. Does be enjoy denigiating othere?

Superiors? Peers? Inferiors?

6. How knowledgeable is he of current local gossip?

Is be

*11ling to accept the credit for sonthing he bas not

done 1f 1t 18 mistakenly attributed to him!

Does hs speak up and accept blame for things he has done 18

It appears likely he my not be "found outg"

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