SILENT AMERICANS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000300390037-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 12, 1999
• Sequence Number: 37
• Publication Date: September 6, 1961
• Content Type: MAGAZINE

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thah 20,000 Dominican$ who had fled
Trulillo years.
persecution during the
Ve many of them live in the United
Sta es. But the'Salaguer government
ands the U.S. authoittles are doing
everything to prevent thelP.4eturn
home, The only ones allowed
that are the three leaders of the so-
called Dominican Revolutionary
Party-Angel Miolan; Nicolas Silla.
and RAmon Castillo, all of whore
are closely connected with the State
Department and specialize in ati'ti-
Communist activity.
As for other political groups (par-
ticularly the Dominican Popular
Movement and the June 14 Move-
ment), their activity has been res-
tricted 4lmost completely. The
premises of the Dominican Popular
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Movement have twice been smashed Little wonder, then, a n es
d
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up by arme
People taking part in meetings t6 admit in spite of State DePartMerf
d and beaten up by govern- Dominican citizens continued I
k
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meat agents. More than 1,000 people June" and that the 'n o
have been put behind bars since dais involved in' actions that caul
Tru111Io's assassination. the Sixth Consultative Conference
rly in August Balaguer offered Foreign -Miftisteri'to take measu
''gua tees" to all citizens of the were still holdind''official pottL"
Doininicaf '.Republic, but a week la- the face of all' that the eoxn>Rttssi
ter his agent?'lQ1lly murdered two dared not propole the lifting of
leaders of the Junb 14 Movement, sanctions.
Alejo Martinez and Pedr%,,Clisante. Washington's manoeuvre has fall n
"The reign of terror that bibko~out through. But it is obvious that e
immediately after Trujillo's des " ~ Department will continue i
writes the U.S. News and 'World ~
Report, "was wbcse than anything effo>!'ts.,to strengthen junior Trull 's
nced under the generalis- regime a>i v member of the
i
exper
e
simo's rule." American dictators' club.
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Cpy~HILENT AMERICANS"
IT f I the holiday season drawing
to s close, Paris is coming back
nto its ~t~ide. There are less tourists,
nd m +e Parisians, to be seen on
he Gr nds Boulevards and in the
idewalk cafes, and less cars with
foreign licence plates.
Another sign that the summer lull
is drawing to an end are the more
frequent bomb outrages by the ul-
tras. They are out to terrorize the
population, and everywhere you hear
people talking with alarm about new
plots and a possible coup. In fact,
the ultras, their Organisation armbe
secrete, publicly announced that a
coup d'ltat would be carried out on
August 15. Nothing happened on
that day.
But the war in Algeria continues.
13tzcrta is besieged by French para-
troops. The position in France itself
remains highly tense.
It is against this background tha
one should consider the heighten
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activity of U.S. agents. ere are
many of them, silent Americans and
talkative Americans: the silent ones
act, the talkative ones provide the
verbal camouflage:
The Central Intelligence Agency
and its director, Allen Dulles, are
probably known to every Parisian.
Allen enjoys the same notoriety as
his late brother, John. roster. Allen
specializes in overthrowing regimes
and statesmen, that do not meet with
Washington's approval. Brother John
'Foster installed ,pro-American re-
gimes in their place. The foligwing
is a partial list of such "combined
operations" by the Dulles twosome.
1953. Allen Dulles directs secret
American operations in..Irah, cul-
minating in the overthrow of Prime
Minister Mossadegh, a rich landlord
who had the temerity to come out
any. This was a blitz coup--st first
r. Mossadegh did not even know
1. The Shah was brought back to
wer, and Iran's oil placed under
he control of the international con-
ies bold the upper hand. From a
awn of the City, Iran became a
awn of -Wall Street, and its depend-
cc on foreign capital increased.
ndon had to accept that. Also the
nstalment of. General. Zahedi, an
1054. Jacobo Arbenz:3s elected pres-
ident. of Guatemala, but he is not
wants. The U.S. I National Security
Council gives Dulles the green light
to remove Arbenz. Weapons are air-
lifted to Honduras and Nicaragua
and supplied to supporters of Colon-
el Castillo Armas, a reactionary lead-
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