3 COUNTRIES SEEN AS NEW RED TARGETS
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Publication Date:
September 2, 1956
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ra.ALTIMORE SUN `' gym f) 1956 FOIAb3b
tire.: mAp%pyvO For Release 2000/08/24: CIA-RDP70-00058R00010013
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Date:
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RED TARGETS
CI _Chief Views Italy,
FranQ, Indonesia In
=1''?'arliament' Plan;; f'
CPYRC TNU.,z SHAW
Washington, Sept. l- In an
analysis of Soviet strategy made
public today, Allen W. Dulles.
direct of. thew Central Intel li Bence
Agency, said- that Italy, prance
and Indonesia appear to be the
principal targets of the Kremitn',i
uew strategy' of "parliamentary`
i onquest.
Dulles said these area., present
"rush Opportunities" where the:
"r?!^arty announced program of
!hc new Soviet. regime tttigiit
i:n put inIo operation i-tgu,e U,aFn
fs views were p r. Ili(, three counli yes v, ie~re
hi
e
l,e (AA c
r,ruiatnc'd in a statement pre- he I;eds appear to be inakin? the
.... the Liouse l ln_Arnerican gte ;est headway, Dulles gave
iActivities Comma tee, Li the Italian Pat?ltamertl (11 nau
preparing an exhaustive study of Imein) e s. there are now 1,43 C'om_
_.-.
piled the dllnr,y se w ,. - ?_. ?..~_.
.-
I 'o experts on various 1 it ets off' who consistently vote ant+ act
Coanniunists Together in
ith th
i
e
w
Soviet strategy.
lithe 1953 elections they willed
will Be Published Later 11c 5110,000 popular votes- more
l
he
ae .
published
it his statement to the corn- jDeputies, there is a present total
d 150 of them
mitt.ee, Dulles said that. a few of 600 members, an
.. ., _.. _,_. H?e CninmuniStS.
I hat Communist parties.; n Europe tin 6.000A00 votes, 17 pe cent
today, howl, the danger it ccnl of the total-in *.e In
A
ssem
n,rliamentary cQVWQMiSVs w li otiestan
l
Recent pronouncemeti is
'the Lommunists, even in lau?o{le
. 1
i:, not to be ignored. In Asia itt Russian leaders have given thj
!hreuat 1L4?-en greater because ~t ire; to Iiieir strategy. Du11e`, `oidrl
I'hev propose to infiltra"e on
i4?nistsi 'helve alertte
gerously'4ot iplaeenl 4and ev-ve 1
not " ha~tTt' .a'ny; acknowledged i
tries, even where they have id, k,
parlignentary representation n
have such representation bul wejc,
lowing the war.
Otheic ,ohutors
"The Kr:Amlin'i Hers have A 'd
up tog the leader, oi' the Eire
and friends, to help to uncn t
and to frustrate` this Commun sf
threaten to wreck the freern td-
tutions of many countries id
i!, Lent'Ially less well understood." free legislative systems, t tak
said he Cornmunisls 'see I (,I. our parliamentaiy fovert
Il
e
heir greatest opportunities cnts, and to use the r cdoi
ehcre they now have the stxong-1 jhich our system of govtimen
jte lir) nnachinery Ot tree L;ov t .'
Free voeld Ili,, a' `c-i--i
t1., try wvet'al cnuniru tt,taio1
ti are sc,tuu:
even endanger out own.
Other contl?ib tors to to
House study Include Governor ill
officials, military leaders, ech ,a-'?
tors. ournalists, labor- lead rs,
business executives and pbliti al
ceie,?listF
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