The bird one is the one that wasn’t a CIA operation.

Though that is inspired by Operation Fantasia, which dates back to WW2. The US tried to paint foxes with glow in the dark paint in order to release them in Japan, which had superstitions about glowing fox spirits. It was planned and tested to a surprising level, but never fully implemented. But WW2 also predates the formation of the CIA, though it was also an American government plan.
The prostitutes one was planned and happened, and may have the death of one American scientist associated with, which was previously claimed to be a suicide but now many believed to have been a murder. It was called Operation Midnight Climax. They also had congressional hearings where ex-CIA members were brought in for interrogation on crimes associated with the project, and an executive order was signed in 1976 prohibiting experimenting on anyone in the US with drugs without their informed consent, directly as a result of this operation.
The beard one was also true, and planned to some level. It ended up not happening, believed to be associated with a specific trip to the UN in New York that Castro had canceled last minute.