CIA IMPACT ON POLICY FACES STUDY
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November 11, 2016
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February 18, 1999
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Publication Date:
January 20, 1966
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gency by means of. a joint
The Senate Forc'ittn Rcla?i
'.tions Committee has bccn;
.asked to consider an investiga.i
tion of the Central Intelligence!
Agency's impact on foreign'
policy, the Los Angeles Times'
meportcd yesterday.
The inquiry was proposed by
'Committee Chairman J. Wil.;
111am Fulbrig'ht (D-Ark.)
One, committeeman, Sena
George D. Aiken (R-Vt.) pre-?
dieted "massive resistance" to,
the investigation on the part',
of the President and other ex
ecutive agency officials.
The move in the Senate Com
mittee parallels a proposal'
made in the (louse last August
by Rep. Clement T. Zablocki
(D-Wis.) for a joint congres.
sional watchdog committee on
the CIA.
Some backers of the Senate
inquiry, such as Sen. Eugene
J. McCarthy (D-Minn.), favor
closer congressional super-,
ision of the intelligence
mmittee.
McCarthy, according to the
os Angeles Times, has infor-
ally advised CIA Director
~.Al?~,~f the ro-
uence on 1orei olic `. `
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