Part 112, page 86

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AX 100-1367

Customer's Broker, Fahnstock and Company, 65 Broadway, New York, New York, from April, 1954, to September, 1955.

Customer's Broker, Bache and Company, 36 Wall Street, New York, New York, from March, 1953, to April, 1954.

(Personnel Records, U. S. Department of Commerce, supra)

Heat-treater, tank and jeep transmissions, Spicer Manufacturing Company, Toledo, Ohio, as of January, 1943.

(NPRC, supra)

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I. Health Status

[REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia, advised that [REDACTED] CHARLES ANDREW TULLER, was under the care of a psychiatrist for approximately ten years on an intermittent basis. She stated that the psychiatrist's name was [REDACTED] whose office was located on Lexington or Madison Avenue, New York City, New York. The exact location b6 could probably be obtained through the New York Psychiatric b7C Institute which referred the subject to [REDACTED]

(Interview by SA's MAURICE M. CARROLL [REDACTED] on October 30, 1972)

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During the summer of 1972, CHARLES TULLER experienced b6 a serious surgical operation at George Washington University b7C Hospital, Washington, D. C. He left the hospital early against the advice of his physician and upon return to his residence at 412 Fontaine Street, Alexandria, Virginia, from the hospital appeared to be in a very weakened physical condition.

(Interview, [REDACTED] supra)

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