LETTER TO(Sanitized) ALLEN DULLES FROM(Sanitized)

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R003600140008-2
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• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 12, 2002
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: December 26, 1960
• Content Type: LETTER

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MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT:
Assistant to the Director
Letter from
the Director
REFERENCE: Memo to
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self-,appointed role as "advisor to a a 0
dated 8 September
1. Attached is a second letter from Subject to the Director
in which he offers his advice on international
the same asf his previous letter, been
translated because it is essentially
described in our first memorandum to you, dated 8 September 1960,
copy attached.
Khrushcheva
2. 5ubject?s attached letter
first letter datedthe30
1960, is identical with that attached to
3. With regard to whether a reply is necessary, we repeat
our previous recommendation that SubjectIs eanaly t, enjoying his answered.
He is a welldmeaning amateur foreign affairs
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Western Europe Division
Attachment:
1 - Memo tol
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dated 8 Sept. 1960
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1. Attached is a second letter from Subject to the Director
in which he offers his advice on international affairs. It has not been
translated because it is essentially the same as his previous letter,
described in our first memorandum to you, dated 8 September 1960,
copy attached,
2. Subjeet's attached letter to Khrushchev, dated 30 July
1960, is identical with that attached to his first letter to the Director,
3. With regard to whether a reply is necessary, we repeat
our previous recommendation that Subject''s letter need not be answered,
He is a well-meaning amateur foreign affairs analyst, enjoying his
self.-appointed role as "advisor" to the great.
Western Europe Division
Attachment:
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2 - Correspondence from
dated 8 Sept. 1960
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT: Letter from
Director
8 September 1960
ssistant to the DCI
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1. The writer of the attached letter states that he wrote about
international affairs to the late Secretary Dulles, and to President
Eisenhower on a number of occasions. He also claims to be in contact
with the Rome Embassy and the Milan Consulate.
2. In his letter he deals superficially with world problems.
He advocates a strong stand in opposition to Communism, which he de-
fines as an ideological sham, maintained only by police methods in Iron
Curtain countries. He believes Khrushchev is beginning to compromise
with basic Leninist doctrine by now admitting some form of private en-
terprise. He suggests that President Eisenhower give Khrushchev a
"real talking to" if and when the latter presents himself at the U. N. He
makes some desultory and unclear references to the problem of German
unification. He deals briefly and inexpertly with Italian political prob-
lems, proclaiming his faith in the forces of the right.
3. The writer also includes a copy of a letter he sent to
Khrushchev on 30 July 1960 in which he admonishes Khrushchev for having
been insincere and ruthless at the Summit Conference. He points out to
the Russians that if they think that time is in their favor they are mistaken,
because world problems are so grave that time will not diminish their
seriousness. "It is useless to present Communism as divested of aggres-
sive purposes", the writer tells Khrushchev, "if you continue to exercise
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5. The writer appears to be a well meaning, but dilettante and
homespun foreign affairs analyst who enjoys his self-appointed role as
"advisor" to prominent figures. No reply is necessary.
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