Eloise Page

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1,324 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 7 Aug

Eloise Page’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Tracy Barnes landed in the courtyard of the American Embassy in the Dominican Republic with a precious cargo of walkie-talkies.
He was met by our ambassador, Tap Bennett, who was, to say the least, feeling the strain.
Are you sure you want to go yourself?
The rebel crowd of several thousand people, mostly civilians by this stage, had overrun the presidential palace and set up camp in the surrounding blocks.
Between Tracy and the rebels, a line of soldiers were just monitoring the situation.
No one ever said Tracy Barnes wasn't brave.
He might have been incompetent, but he was fearless.
For more than an hour, Tracy Barnes mingled with the rebels, looked at faces, searched for anyone who struck him as possibly Cuban.
And Tracy Barnes figured he knew how to spot a Cuban.
After all, he trained hundreds of them before the Bay of Pigs disaster.
So he trusted his instincts when it came to having an eye for faces.
And then he hightailed it back to the embassy.
where he sat down with the ambassador and carefully sifted through the files and photos of Castro's known revolutionary lieutenants that had been collecting dust in the Santo Domingo embassy station.
Yeah, we know them.
Then he quickly cabled CIA headquarters in Washington.
Dick, Tom, Miss Page, look at this.
I've called the Admiral, too.
What are these names?
The insurgents in Santo Domingo.
All the ones stirring up trouble.
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