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11 September 1963
Daily Log
CCASAS Rodries,
1, Perause CASAdid not call before 1!3O hourc, PEARY led h1im
at his firn in accoriance with arrangements made last night. CASASsaidOY`
that his chief would not release him for the several days. required 'or
the Yoxico trip. On bein ask If he objected to our discussing the
sitvation with his chief, CAAS said that he had no objections, but hebU
did express cnitcern about a job. He was asured that his job was not
to be jeopardIzed. On further query,tCAnASJsaid that he would make the 6O
trip if we could get the approval of his thief,
2. In the meantime, SAS/So mtyc up with infbrmation on¶CASASs]
firm, and especially on his chief, RALLOC and by nid aftn n a
clearance permitting us to discuss our ut isation ofASAvit K
BAL , oughton Roa. Col, (Rat.) fsh o26sift
DOB: 28 May 1916
Adds North 24th Street,-Camp Hi1, Pa.
?el .737-7875 or
Nil. e Weslt Poi ~3e E1n rin
Retire 0 June 195
Legion rit
Bronse Star, Oak Leaf Cluater
Occupations Director of General Engineering Division,
Gannett, Fleming, Gorddry and Carpents- L1
6w N. 2nd St,, Harrisburg, Pa,
Tels 238-0451
3, Before batting up to Harrisburg to tAlto1 f F C, we phoned
him at his office to inquire as to his availability. He wgs, however,
already well aware of our concern, having dimesed the matter with @ASA3
at non (apparently just after we called iASA=)td -At*ned th t voc 65
contact his chief). Although we pointed out clearly that ASAtwas required 35
--to provide vital assistance in an effort of consideraole value to the U.S.
JGovernment, I AUlCEeplied that his firm also had a priority requirement
of importan ivolving the Government of Costa Rica: in connection with
this job, Costa Rica had sent an engineer to deal th the firm; this vnginaer
would be in Harriaiburg until the end of the month* CASAS12absone would
result in inactivity on the part of this engineer, and every day lost
would be contrary to the requirements of the contract between the firm E
an$ the Governant of Costa Rica, ; [L00added that 2SAS d ld him )\
that he did rnot want to leave his nsinment, (Althougl M _-Ke -,robsoly
Lfuing !SA Mservices through self - his firm'a - intereat, t fel that
5oernitely asked put up as strong a rsistance 'o his
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