</s>- 10 - 3. The BOAC manifest referred to, in Para. 32 showed SHEDT, the passenger on Flight 600 however, their manifest for the proposed 600 flight's their manifest is for the passenger and the following was relayed to Ottawa on telephone and we believe was relocated to Scotland Yard in determining that was relocated from the return portion of detailed in Para, 33. It might be mentioned that the laundry marks referred to in your holden CB 1507 have been checked against the records held by the O.P.I.P.'s. in Montreal last summer in the U.S.A. prior to RAY interiors Canada. We have no RAI during his stay in that anyone nownowingly we have no RAT meeting information that anyone however, all aspects are not meeting continuous attention and further correspondence will be forthcoming as information of value becomes available. S.U.I ., TORONTO (C.R. Deasy), Supa. 14-6-68 Officer 1/8 C.I./B. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a mix of unrelated content including an international certificate related to smallpox vaccination, administrative redactions with dates (APR 29 1968, June 1968), and a statement from Ian Colvin, Chief Foreign Leader Writer at The Daily Telegraph. Colvin recounts interactions with Raymond Sneyd, who contacted him multiple times in June 1968 via telephone. Sneyd claimed to be a Canadian mercenary seeking contact with his brother, last seen in Angola, and requested assistance locating Major Alastair Wicks for guidance. Colvin attempted to connect Sneyd with Wicks but noted Wicks did not recognize the name. Subsequent calls from Sneyd included discussions about mercenaries, Africa, and potential contacts in Belgium through Jean Schramme and M. Jean Gerard of CRIPS (Centre de Recherches et informations Sociétés et Politiques). The text includes redacted administrative markings such as "2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176" and other numeric sequences.  

Key People:  
- Ian Colvin (Chief Foreign Leader Writer, The Daily Telegraph)  
- Raymond Sneyd (Canadian mercenary seeking contact with his brother)  
- Major Alastair Wicks (individual mentioned as a potential contact for Sneyd)  
- Jean Schramme (mentioned in context of Belgium contacts)  
- M. Jean Gerard (research editor at CRIPS, Centre de Recherches et informations Sociétés et Politiques)  

Key Locations:  
- Penryn Road (New Earl's Court Hotel, associated with Sneyd’s room number)  
- Angola (context for Sneyd’s brother’s last known location)  
- Belgium (mentioned as a potential region for mercenary contacts)  

Key Events:  
- Multiple telephone calls between Ian Colvin and Raymond Sneyd in June 1968  
- Attempts to connect Sneyd with Major Wicks for assistance  
- Discussions about mercenaries, Africa, and potential contacts through Jean Schramme and M. Jean Gerard  
- Administrative redactions and release markings related to document classification  

Key Organizations:  
- The Daily Telegraph (publisher of Ian Colvin’s statement)  
- CRIPS (Centre de Recherches et informations Sociétés et Politiques)  
- New Earl's Court Hotel (location associated with Sneyd’s contact details)

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