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- of the committee?
I'm thinking particularly of Bobby Kennedy.
M:
Not that I know of, no.
F:
Did you get the feeling that this blunted Castro's subversion in Latin
America?
M:
Unquestionably it weakened Castro's stature throughout Latin America.
Whether
- on his advance men when it comes
to--when they suggest that he should move into an ambassador's home.
I was also on a Central American trip last summer and he stayed at
the ambassador's--at Ambassador [Raul] Castro's home.
very disgruntled because
- of that situation.
He didn't
"Nash Castro, handle this," sort of thing and
IIl e t me knoH ,",hat you come up with."
T:
r:o, he never did that.
went into it.
He
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a:-;are of the various considerations th.:tt
And I recall Qt one time sitting
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together to talk about anything in the way of getting something up and
helping people.
And when the Soviets helped Castro get charge of Cuba,
the first thing they made him do was to get rid of every cooperative
like the credit union, savings and loans
- :
I did.
Helpful and supportive.
I didn't call on her much.
She was
working with the Beautification Committee and with Udall and others,
Nash Castro.
I was aware of her interest and supporting position so
that it was significant.
B:
I saw you
- that it was a real botched job.
Certainly
he had no illusions that Castro was independent of the Soviet Union,
but I just don't think I can really answer that question accurately.
I don't think I have enough recollection of that period.
G:
What was his
