FOR THE RECORD

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CIA-RDP75-00001R000400070002-5
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
Document Creation Date: 
November 17, 2016
Document Release Date: 
June 16, 2000
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2
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Publication Date: 
November 4, 1961
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NSPR
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\L..REVJE\V :qC,V 4 1~6 CPYRGHT STATINTL Approved For Release 2000/06/30 : CIA-RDP75-000 7.4 Approve For the Record U?2 Pilot Francis Gary Pours, accord- '129 'to a Reuters dispatch, sighted by a -'Western diplomat on the streets of Mos. cow. CIA may be about to break into headlines again, with a major scandal' involving use of funds by certain cov- ert personnel. Some staggering sums of money are said to be involved. . . . Liberal opinion, says a Liberal who or- bits in-best circles of Liberals, "ap- palled" by appointment of MaCone to CIA. . . . Two Ukrainian scientists, Nicholas I. Sereda and prominent Dr. Mikhail A. Klochko, have defected.from USSR to West; Sereda gave Austrian au- thorities information on active anti- Soviet underground in Ukraine. Nationwide poll of the 265,000 June 1961 college graduates by National Opinion Research Center (U. of Chicago). found 48 per cent Liberal, 34 per cent conservative, and 18 per cent mugwump. . . . Texas political dopesters say more big names will switch to GOP in next four months, including former Gov. Allan Shivers; recent converts include Shiv- ers' -aide and a prominent professor of government at U. of Texas. . . . Far left newspaper National Guardian coming to defense of Jimmy Hoff a's popular front with unions expelled from AFL-CIO as Communist dominated: headline screams, "Witch-Hunters Join AFL-CIO and Jury.: in Assaults [on Ho:rfa]." New York pacifists Julian Beck and Judith Malina spreading the word for a world-wide strikti on Jan. 29, 1962: stop all work Clrt't1 nuclear testing is stopped, they ?Ark. . . . Two pirate radio statioz, planned for operation off coast of gland; one commercial, for standard ws-and-music, other for voice of ur teral-nuclear-disarma- ment crowd., Cuba nor %rA 8 Stalin tanks, 90 MiG- 15 jets, l/j)/iG s and 19 MiG-19s. To this add 1",0000 ookas ; 5,000 mortars and rocket law ers; 200,000 Czech submachine. un3;;",\ 000 automatic ri- fles ; 10,a A 4S: Lee Enfield ri- fles ; 6 Ch1,;'v- J, t fighters. It took 32 individul psents to carry it all to Cuba . .1 1' Cuban pilots, trained in CzechofI' by a, ready for action. Washinrr on en comparing notes counted 400 p' 3 who take credit for working 00 ~ 0~ tit Kennedy's ad- dress to ' aNTL