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_ AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, WORLD AFFAIRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, | NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 - 29, 1964: "and two daughters, 2 and 3. She told me that she | had met her husband in Washington while he was attending Georgetown University and she was working. Said she tried to get a job as a labor mediator with the Labor Department, but was turned down. -Remarked that she could not get a job with CIA because she and NOEL had been told by a woman friend of theirs working there - she said she believed the friend was taking a year's leave and was now in California - that’ NOEL's name was on the SU. ' a . "When NOEL tried to find out why, the friend ':tclammed up! and would not say anything more, Explained that 'CIA list! carried names of people suspected for one reason or another to be watched and suspected for some reason. — = --.... *XOEL took a most voluble part in all the discussion ee groups, and gave a speech on foreign policy, and explained the official methods of. communication : between Governments, He was very emphatic and rigid - B:s--c-'- gn the following points: The weapons cache dis- * - . covered by the Venezuela Government during the _ —-~--- - Presidential Elections and identified as Cuban in origin was a fraud perpetrated by the United States. z=. - ... The subsequent OAS action against CASTRO was forced . --.--.-.. by United States' arm twisting. The Soviet Union's “. """-" " emplacement of missiles in Cuba was only because cos 7 ce toy CASTRO honestly feared United States! invasion. a mo.) 6 Qur attack on North Vietnam PT basis was unjustified because, after all, it was not North Vietnamese PT i... boats that attacked us in the Tonkin Gulf - how z. . ., eould we so identify them in the darkness of the oc: might? - but were South Vietnamese, who took this ~ | - . . getion to put the blame on North Vietnam in a des-_ ' perate effort to force the United States to enlarge