DEAN'S FUND GOT CONDUIT'S MONEY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000400120006-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 4, 2000
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: February 20, 1967
• Content Type: NSPR

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. V c nature of the work carried
he Brown and Pappas founda-
ions. He said the money fmm
I'm not at liberty to discloses
me time.
"I feel that I'm in control of
e projects and the other trus-
id. "We are responsible to no
e but ourselves." r
uminum Company of Ameii-
for many years, said that
Hunt's organization . re.
2,000 from four others sources-
the Pappas trust, the Hobby.
imclation of Houston, th!
anz Lieber Foundation of SY.',
ul Park, Minn., and George
Capps of St. Louis. Tax ie-
nGtiti011 With whom ha and j
other directors of his organ .
tion had discussed the urdis-..
sed project before receiving.'
med by students association
ward C. Thomas Jr., for.;;
rly the representative in Sat-;
ich is widely involved in edu.
d foi-International Social:
Economic. Education made
00 in 1064 to the Univer-
of Southern California for'
publication of its Middle`
once agency. tern and North African re}
ice , , the Brnwn foundation de.-(nfiber of scholarships and re-j
'
rom what nr~ beelieved toy~b~~ d States
`andabroad to'
7711 ..........~......Y .._.. l ....__. _--._I7 ti '.~1.te _ F V\ YUUY "abroad
ncludc the Appalachian Fund, IC yon,. Colombian and Tangy
rla Strauss Fund: a e specialists students umd"
Nix. Bunt would not discloses furs.
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CONDUI T"
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1 Harvard Dean's
for "research projects that can.
I By. NEIL SII::~IiA i / not be published:
' WASINGTON, Feb, 0-A
!organization headed by tichar
M. Hunt, an assistant' dean . c
the Harvard University ~Gradt
ate School of Arts and Science;
has received money from
foundation Identified as a dhan
nel for Central' Intelligene
Agency funds.
In 1065, according to record
on file at the Massachusetts At
torney General's office, Mr
Hunt's group, the Fund for In
ternational Social and Econojnil
Education of Philadelphia, ? re
ceived $25,000 from the J. Fred
crick Brown Foundationl of Bos
ton.
The fund, according to it.,
rooliura, 'illlinoos 1Yoriiorb' ad
cation , projects, seholai'shipF
d research work for trade un?
onists, and social study schol-
s from Africa, Asia and Latin
merica. The money received
rom the Brown foundation was
sed for undisclosed work in
atin America.
.The disclosure that a Efarvard
can heads an organization that
as received money from an
telligence agency ? conduit
undatlon was the latest de-
elopment in a series of revelar
ons about the channeling of
entral Intelligence Agency
ds to private organizations.)
William;;inlerton,.. spokes-
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his own decision about the use
of his own time." He said they
cepted money from the Intelli-
gence agency . in the past fort
been named by officers of thel
National Stu.irmt Association!
as one of their.. fourcei of
contacts with the C.I.A.
rector of the division of inter-i
national affairs of the I?iarv,u?di
bassador to Smitk Vietnam: j
'rust has given money to other
roups that have boon regular-I;
fiami, . the 7nterna.tional De-ill
,,,,,omen - -
nd the following year granted c
nether $50,000. Ir
clephone. interview the' 1'OCeipt5
th
e funds from the Brown
Cl Pappas foundaticns, but'
aidhe had 'io kiiowlcdgo thatl
he money was froni the intolli.t
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