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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Don.Name Soviet ground controller mistakenly calls Jurgens on first radio transmission. Dupuy, O.See Irwin Mitchell. Deen.Henry's secretary at the CIA. Thornburg calls Henry to explain Operation Rum & Cola. El Dorado.Famous treasure Raymond LeBaron believed was aboard the Cyclops. Also known as El Hombre Dorado, which is Spanish for the golden man or gilded one. First heard of by the Spanish conquistadores, the legend tells of a gilded man who ruled an incredibly wealthy kingdom somewhere in the mountainous jungles east of the Andes. Rumors had him living in a secluded city built of gold with streets paved in emeralds and guarded by a fierce army of beautiful Amazons. Emmett, Sam.Director of the FBI. Described as outspoken. Entrada Channel.Channel leading out of Havana Harbor. Evan, Dr. Gunnar.Member of the Inner Core. Allegedly died in the light-plane crash with Hudson. Described as a brilliant astrophysicist. His specialty was geolunar synoptic morphology for industrialized peoplement, or the idea of building a colony on the moon. Listed in the notebook Hagen steals from Fisher as Gunnar Monroe. Described as having a round, unlined face. Smokes a pipe. Farmer, Jack.Alias Pitt uses when calling Weehawken Marine Products. Fawcett, Daniel.Member of the Inner Core. Advisor to the president of the United States. Described as an intense-looking man with a square red face and a condor nose. Fernandez, Juan.Chief of Fidel Castro's security. Figueroa, Herberio.Cab driver who takes Pitt and Jessie LeBaron across Cuba. He is away from Havana to attend his brother-in-law's funeral in Nuevitas. After Pitt takes Velikov prisoner at a roadblock, Figueroa is ordered from his car, and Pitt takes over the wheel. When Pitt meets Fidel
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Castro, he receives permission to ship Figueroa a restored 1957 Chevrolet to replace the one he ruined in the chase. First Chief Directorate.The foreign operations arm of the KGB. Fisher, General Clark.Member of the Inner Core. Head of the Joint Military Space Command and commanding officer at the Unified Space Operations Center. A four-star general. Described as tall, athletically built and quite handsome in a Gregory Peck way. Foley, Merv.Flight director at the Houston Space Control Center. Forbes, Lieutenant David.Executive officer of the Cyclops. The photograph Hope displays for Pitt shows a man with the face of a greyhound, long, narrow nose, pale eyes whose color cannot be determined from the photograph. His face is clean-shaven, and he has arched eyebrows and slightly protruding teeth. Confined to quarters by Worley on the last voyage of the Cyclops. Fremont, Dr. Donald.A professor at Stanford, now retired. Formerly taught at the University of Southern California. Mooney was a student of Fremont. Hagen calls him when he is examining Mooney's telephone logs. French Bay.Location of the CIA staging area for the attack on Cayo Santa Maria. A remote beach on the southern tip of San Salvador. Fulton, Commander Kermit.Commandiny officer of the U.S. Navy attack submarine Denver. Gallager.One of the Jersey Colonists. Gettysburg.A U.S. space shuttle that is launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base. Gly, Foss.Pitt describes Gly as having chest and shoulders so ponderous they seem deformed. His head is smooth-shaven, and his face could have been described as handsome but for his large misshapen
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