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  • 3/6/67), and possibly Carl John Stanley {FBI memo 3/2/67 ) . -e0MFIDEM'fIAL - ~ GONF IDEH'i'I.M:; Jacks. Martin A_.. ~ Martin is a private investigator in New Orleans. He has a history of mental illness. Newspaper articles characterize him
  • into shutdown or subcission. liable kept tab on newspapers and radio and TV the public education systet1 of disGidents, in support of its objectives; services is to move swiftly. all mjor have been instrunents in neutralizing at sooe 20,000 or oore
  • . Associations with United States. Nuirerous tourist trips. In February 1958 one of six Cuban teachers chosen by USIS Havana to attend USIS conf~-rence on philosophy of Airerican education San Juan Puerto Rico. Claims only relations in US are two r,n
  • Alright. You'd have to be the judge of that. It seems to me like all of our hopes of private enterprise doing anything in South American countries is going to be terribly damaged unless we can find some way to straighten this thing out. K Yeah. talk
  • tr.e U. ~. l!aval Base nt vuar;tar.amo Bny, Guba.. TI:o l,.·:u,t or those kidnapped are ro leased July lH. Juno 22 a r:dlltarJ >Cptembar­ Octobor )otober 20 Cub:m rebels sot up o. Sjrztcm !or levying taxoa on both Cuban nnd lI. S. enterprises ope
  • . The President opened the conversation by recalling a long background of association and friendship with me personally, his respect for the Agencyt the fact that on a number of issues that had arisen since I took office as DCI he and i had seen eye to eye, he had
  • Your conversation with Kuznetsov shows progress on one important point but raises a numbe~ of questions on which I wish to coument. If we can see and count for ourselves departing missiles and associated equipment, that will be an important forward
  • -IL Associated Press Ticker (AP) '-8~~AL - MISCELLANEOUS (Cont'd) .-eofill'IlJEN'i'ThL - 8 SOURCE TITIE CIASS. NO. COPIES FREQUE?«:Y DISPOSITION British-Interno.tional Organizntions (Conmruni.stFront) u· l M::mthly IL British
  • to the report on the OAS Association we have been pushing. We have been going a year, and have good things to show. It is not on a national scale yet. We hope to build protection for the OAS in case any future President wants to sweep it under the rug. But we
  • :. associate . d support , ( e1' eng:r.ee::rs, . ..incer a~ tac., , (,d ) str1'ke a1rcrart ?:irnar: :y :c construe: additicna1 air ~ases, and ( f) flesning out, accorc.~g ~o Gene :-a. Westmore!~nd 1 s requests, of axisting operational units anc acvis
  • such matters as our own negotiating requirements, our views of a possible UK economic association with the Five or the Six, the varied relations between commercial and political is sues, and ilnportant problems of domestic political pressure. Mr. Herter has
  • to provide technical assis­ tance grants to newly-independent COD1DOnwealth countries. The French have said they are willing to continue helping independent members ot the Camrunity such as Mali which are willing to reuain associated with France and who