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This Central Intelligence Agency dispatch, dated 4 December 1953 and released under the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act, forwards a letter from Mrs. Page Johnson asking about the wife and son of a cryptonymed individual living in Alexandria, Egypt, along with the reply. The dispatch discusses a customs bill of about 9,400 Egyptian pounds, a reported hostile campaign by Uruguayan Communists, and whether the family could obtain exit visas. It contains no UFO material.
F90.,k. 0 7 Cr:,-" U 0_, SECURITY 1[170PriV,TM7,1 Copy of letter to RNPENNON Enclosure No. (1) 74 ■ke-riv- /%- 7er Dear RNPFMNON, I am writing to ask for information about Mrs. RICASTING. Mrs. RNUSTING is half American the completely European. We understand thru a friend of ours that OUSTING is being held for ammo reaSot4 This does not interest us too much, but wears quite concerned about the young boy and Mrs. OUSTING. WOUld you take a minute and let us hear something, 114 can arrange her transportation with son to U.S A anytime. Her Sejesset Estate on L. I. was almost wrooked the communists about a month ago and stands like a ghost with all windows and doors smashed. Very sincerely. (Mrs.) Page Johnson November 23 , ,„„
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