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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000100600004-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 12, 1999
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: January 14, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

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CLARION-LEDGER
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Council on Foreign Relations
from New York City Hall) of
the Council on Foreign Dal
McGeorge Bundy is a nnn.
Will experience at the "peace"
Pearson on the question of
sistant to the President (un-
der both JFK and LB.i). At
first consideration this seems to
be hopeful news, since wherever
Bundy has appeared on the
scene, he has engineered de-
feat for the U. S. viz: Viet.
nam, Dominican Republic, etc.
And on December 30,1965 Bun-
dy flew to Canada to confer with
Socialist - Internationalist Can-
adian Prime Minister Lester B
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CPY G>HT Editor:
signed his post as Special As-
(however well - intentioned 'Its
prominent and powerful mem-
bers may be) is the same as the
ultimate aim of international
communism: to create a one
world socialist system and
Make the United States an 'of-
ficial part of it".
McGeorge-'Bundy was the es
tablishment,s gravedigger over.
seer during the passing Of the
gavel from JFK (also CFR)
and LBJ on November 22, 1963.
According to NEWSWEEK of
December 2, 1963, it was Bundy
who "took charge" at the White
House after JFK was assassi-
nated (by a communist), mak-
ing preparations for the arrival
of the new President. Bundy ac-
companied LBJ in the helicop-
ter from Andrews Air Force
Base to the White House along
with Defense Secretary Robert
Strange McNamara and Under-
secretary of State George Ball
,
(CFR), where they discussed (-
defense.
On November 23, Bundy. took
LBJ to be briefed by CIA 'Di-
rector John McCone (MR). A
conference"Was"'h'eld with Sec-
retary of State Dean Rusk
(CFR) and Undersecretary of
State W. Averill Harriman
(CFR).
McGeorge and his brother Wil-
liam P. "(also CPR) were loyal.'
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But perhaps it is even more
he goes to be president of the
Ford Foundation "on February
e a er functions
abroad and domestically as one
of the State Department's most t
important 'private' arms".
It helped finance the Center
of Research in Economic and.
Social Development in Santa Do-
mingo, a communist indoctri-
nation center.
TIM' I ord 'Fo_Yun
dation (,tax ex-'
empt and with assets of $3 bil-
.lion, 316 million in 1959) has i?
helped finance the Council on
Foreign Relations and its inter-
ocking organizations since the
ate 20s. Ten of the fifteen
embers of the Board of Trus-
ees of the Foundation are ahem- `r .
ers of the Council on Foriegn
elations (1959).
In 1952, the Ford Foundation
stablished the Fund for the Re-
ublic with a $15,000,000 grant,
y 1955 its support of 5th Amend.
ent Communists was blatant.
even of the eighteen Officers
nd Directors of the Fund are
embers of the Council on For-
ign Relations (1957).
And on and on.
It is. hard to determine In
hich Position...Bundy-..is . most
angerous:", N o t lri n has
Sincerely,
Curtis W. Caine, M. D.
1. .04 Manhattan Read
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