:12:22
Most respected gentlemen.
:12:26
Welcome to Havana.
:12:30
I want to thank this distinguished group
of American industrialists...
:12:37
...for continuing to work with Cuba...
:12:40
...for the greatest period of prosperity...
:12:45
...in her entire history.
:12:48
Mr. William Shaw...
:12:50
...representing
the General Fruit Company.
:12:54
Messrs Corngold and Dant...
:12:57
...of United Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
:13:01
Mr. Petty...
:13:02
...regional Vice President of
the Pan American Mining Corporation.
:13:08
Mr. Robert Allen
of South American Sugar.
:13:13
Mr. Michael Corleone of Nevada...
:13:17
...representing our associates
in tourism and leisure activities.
:13:22
And my old friend and associate
from Florida...
:13:27
...Mr. Hyman Roth.
:13:29
I would like to thank United Telephone
and Telegraph for their Christmas gift.
:13:39
A solid gold telephone.
:13:44
Perhaps you gentlemen
would like to look at it.
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- Mr. President?
- Yes?
:13:50
Could you discuss the rebel activity and
what this can mean to our businesses?
:13:56
- Of course.
- Heavy stuff.
:13:58
I assure you that, although the rebels
have started a campaign in Las Villas...