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AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, WORLD AFFAIRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 - 29, 1964: Beceet "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 pecause 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 bon pow in California - that’ NOEL's name was on the st. ” "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. "NOEL took a most voluble part in all the discussion groups, and gave a speech on foreign policy, and explained the official methods of. communication between Governments. . He was very emphatic and rigid -~° on 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. . 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 CASTRO honestly feared United States' invasion. Our attack on North Vietnam PT basis was unjustified because, after all, it was not North Vietnamese PT ~ boats that attacked us in the Tonkin Gulf - how _ could we so identify them in the darkness of the i night? - but were South Vietnamese, who took this action to put the blame on North Vietnam in a des- perate effort to force the United States to enlarge