REUTHER SET TO BLAST CIA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000400550019-1
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 8, 1999
• Sequence Number: 19
• Publication Date: August 13, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

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AUG 13 1966
CPYRGHT
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!,'sine Labor
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Republic: morons 1f .(he AFL X10'
1:0xrr's- president 'George Meany
believe they have worked headquarl s' here was thoughts and Di ectolr, Jaye Lovestoine,~wotk { hand r 'in-M glove with 'Meany's to be ,evom;,e smBll'sectidn of
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will tic more daggers than cloaks Victor Heulh.'I s sta'lemitits to pt When has, Jon
When Rntrnn"heard
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dying' around a closed room in the Sut tte'', IM-1 1~Ty1t {t1111 t ?. Victor Reuther's ? charges, ' no
Chicago's I{chel Ambassador East C a t ittce ehnu mail prompted
come August 22. ,~1t Futt,right to suggest 'pub- hit.ceiling was too -high for him to '{
If the "inte'.ligence community" ltcly,,that tin e,C1A intervenes in ns Victor,: pfo bring charges I
of labors. high command is 'as, ? U,.9. union elections, ee . the _ Tat-;(
woli;informed? as' .it usually, is; ,,'Mc, Senator . freely y discussed" to is is just the ,dead & though. United
Auto w'orkers' international Af?
tii~uthw 5t plan' to hgive hthe Central. the matter 'with Ibis reporte- . fairs, Depl.; and is not' a men
when I , phoned him the other he
. ?r of . the -high council which
Intell igcnee' .Agency another go- i,,y, " meetsbat :August 22.
i ovcc. ''This is one of the queslionti .' What; has, angered ;,Meany,c
Their position is that the CIA : which had been in my mind Beirne apd Lovesfone more thani
is active in the labor affairs of
the` world-and rob bb insidcir aid the gentleman from Arknn.tlliC crlticisr, made. by the
p to y vas. I have I ad suggestions Retjthcts` has beeps the effect on r
Amet~clut unions, too. that they (the CIA) had taken ?tIli, AF'L CIO's intecnatlonnl
1 ne brothers. Waller and Vic- yvery slron ? Pc'
Tr(c 1would he hampered In
_part in labor union wo
dis prove, And at least
bl-aniation , In the Dominican its?_ ;-6 is{ei ing; of. I frt unions'-
Victor has openly charged that t
closely with the CIA.
r;- It Will all come to aloud and
?' angry showdown during the AFL=?
C1O Executive Council (high
cummatl(l) session in Chicago. , ?
?I" )i.., won't be a family fight -
Ciosed doers or no closed do ory , '
rr, Thus no' matter lwhich side
,wins, the CIA, which undoubtedly
duhtg itiitat comes naturally in
crowds si
e? the
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AFL-CIO,
But I M 1u o v,lk;.r c4'.a4wrv
.Ainerltan unions,, I tried to get`
'that 'answer from the' former i
(CIA) ' Direetc ' Raborn.R_'But he ;
?entlys,? the,' latter replied that
domestic matters as union elec- a