REINS WEIGHED

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• Publication Date: April 26, 1966
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n~ - meapure
tlseady been
.hopes to do
I;
rmlttee heard
~[ Commerce
nd"bther Gov;
in its L{i'at
last month.
president of
Union, ands
' rancr; rnm- l
s and the
r rc Industry~?
Wednesday. i
rd 9peno,
tt~tt County,
from New
have been
i a "safety
ursday.
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iNorth Vietnam's Presi e
t m uire ]v:4t ne otixtions bMwre the st k-~De dismissed sq "ail..,.,,ingly dis?iPremler Were tr~
AN Neon from Utica, N. Y. port rrlcasr?rl h~?re }?rsterda~,y by~ofticial press agent : "Al
-,-_---_---,_---_-_..-.. _.. ??__ a ftou vr? Ai~mr?rf Snrvictrs 9Ub-~
dour fight will be ton
the west and moved In a north,;cnmmiltee headfd by Rt!pre- hard," Ho Chi MMh a ]r
northwest direction at what one aentative F. award HEbert, people are resolved to ~t
seienti.a said; was x speed of Democrat of Louislana? tit final victory." He we
about 3h miles a ~rorid and an ~ The subcomtrUttee declared "Again we say to Pr~
altitude of AO to 80 miles.tthat Mr. McNamara had virtu- ,Johnson; It the United
It was Kenerarly agreed that ally ovltridden the views of hla really wants peso tt
the mctrcor disinEegr>}ted betore.imUitary advisers, and had wltltdraw all United Stet
it rear?hed the earth. ishown a ]seta of candor in ex- satellite troops' ifam
Vietnam and atop the t
give war there."
Other Demands Beillssr
The United 8tatea,l hr
must also "st once'. a
dltionally" stop bomb
Viettlam, and the V r:
people must settle th !s
reunifying ,Vletta>(m v
torel~n interference.
~retnier Pharr ? V
charged wa Johnso~i 8
trrutlon with "turttlttg a
eye and- deaf ear" to_,Z
lour-point stand on the
want d pha war. He part'.
ly noted Washington's ofi
to the third point, esUing i
settlement o[ the. intern
fain of South Vfetnant,.
cordattce watt the prdgr.
etcong.
' To opJect to the t~lyd
to staff to the w9toie
dot stand' the Pretialar:
vntcea Stktes withdnawe
demllitarissUon of Vtetni
accordance with tho;l61 C
agretmentathat endeQ fief
china war, and rgtniff
(laatttsand o? Prtigo ~Qeh
9 q ~ I .
rstry plans to ing Newspaper GuUd of w
that it feelsiYurk and the newly mar ed
ndard~ should~World Journal Tribune, lt~c, ut
there wa.4 no indication of an
onal critics of early settlement.
also been ale-I The publishers appeared to
getting an tgreemenCon sup
mental severance pay with
other union - Typograph
Union No. 8.
>~e four rAajor
omobile mak-
; Ford Motor,
Iead'oft the'as are 1,800 guild members,
oV before thehave refused to work for
and Forel?nlnew corporation until
iustry and alpay fog the 400 printers sch
- uled to be dismissed av s res
~ of hearings.) - -While these developme
l~~l were taking place, Gene Re
1 p, Coluess f
'iWater '~
yor Saya
, IpENN>cTP
ely w1U.begln
water supply
(say dlaclotted
m holding up
!, fs the peob?
spartm~pt
tp that Ne
t obstarJes
n pUrpOaea
:ys, aspstant
,,tM lRyrae~s
!potloy, fndf-
~development
tier Wlnrtage
for alr?con?
nqa might be
er than they
But ht em-
f7, Column 4 I
STAT
company tttlght ever ptodu
newepape~rJ+r
4The Tatar relations tom
~icti
rt
cuts
voivt
Nbla
polio
Slate
It
who
Iht t
mllltl
tJre funds, Mont of the
o..rats were Southerner..
he Bepubllean Backers)
blicaruc voting for rent :?ttp-
e Smith of Maine. ~t,f the Smithw,Nan Astrophys-i stare knd the risks of the com-
e commutee :4ourr`e at- lest Observatory and prnfeasor ng cutbacks in manned bomb-
ted the Southern ~ Dlr o? of astronomy al Harvard, sZtid: era as the natiott begins to de-
c//~~e~ections to a tear t+tat "It was: a metnlr which mustpend inoreasingl on Intercoa-
pt'ogram would speed up have been less than the sage of~tlntntal balliatica~issiles.
fated houstnq. a football." i "The suggestidn that major
e proggram is deatgnedl to B6t Dr. Thomas D. Nichol-ideclalons on the manned bomber
Z6 pet ~M o[ his fncdme~hls home to northern New Jar-(Staff fa without ratty foundation
'nment paying tree rent. trait, saes the meteor mtgnt aectarea waxy.
tie deleting tent-sup~te-(have weighed "several poundal Seated beside l~im as he met
Continued on Page 2Y, CAamn E I Contlooed on Pas ,4, Comus f
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Intervention oz1 Spying All i'n a Day's Work
FnllrnotNp'ta the aecoati of J
articles ot/ the Centro) /nt
pence Apet~y. The aitbles
by n team of IVeto York T
eorreapondents cotutdstiisp
e[ftx Frankel, S. W, j
and other Titnes staJJ
w~-axrrraTON, wpru
At a I>Znirl River, Nght'
east Congo, s govtmment
uttln' M~ 600' Congolese
land was ttt-Qer.heavy flee.
over the rain forest and bnm
and rtrated a path through
19d1, three years betpre.
had heed recruited by a ~
portedly private company In
Fioridar. Bervlclcg their pis es
i~ London newspaptrs.'au
posltlons. 'r' -
The sponsor, paymaster
director of all M them, how
was the Central Inteltl
Agency, with headquarters lin'only
y, Vs.. to ra~fd and tf-
provlal n of Ln "instant
of the a~enci's deep fn-
C.I.A.'s opertWon Inrthe
was at all times rsapoo-
and welcotaed by the
Against the Soviet Union
alone, it perlorms not only ter-
taln of the services performed
m Moscow by the K.G,B., the
Committee for State Security,
but also many. of the political,
lnttlllgence and 'military e~r~-
.ices performed by pro-Soviet
as theN policy-maktra~C~mmunist parties around the
truman` of pblltlcal sad' ------? --- -----?---------- ---
- . _ I Western worlds began to
onlyYn Lang~lry,that the 1Nlgium, a modest little C.LA.
House, the tltMb Depart. silica' 1n LtopoldWlpt . mush-
and the Peht/tgon fousdlrp~ed overnight into a'vlrtual
necessary t0 block the partment.
of a, proCanmtubat l TM was not to compete with
the advice and support tolgppJy tba secret, or at least dls-
that gove ant to our- creel, capaclUea of the C.I.A.
to s seeWng contest ttanong~
many confUcting fprces. '
Starting almost from scratch,
because the Belgians Lad tor-
biddea Americana teen to meet
w~!'i~th Congolese offlclsla,? the
t7:I.A. dispersed lea agents to
learn Congolese polities from
flee bush on up, to recruit likely
paadsl'a and to tisanes their bids
far ,power.
Capsbit of quickly athering
Information from FII s~rces, of
buyUtg lnlormany aaad dlaburs-
Continued oa Psge R0, Ooltamn 1
wlretapp)nt to inilu-
elecUons, frpm bridge-
an policy aM, a mtl,~or
s i~ttortnatltln. It not
Reins W!eigi~ied
--- -
By Lr. W. $Lrl~WORR'NY
so.e(u te'ra. Ne~:ort'tMgM
WwaxnvaTOl~, w~..'1f..~: serd
ba'aalarged sad its sutvelUanps
Ughtened.
TLe bipartlaaa ggroup Is made
up of ratttklttg m~smbsrs of the
Armed Services Q7ommitrtce and
the ApJ,roprla ttubcommlt-
tee dealing wlunda tpr the
greeted services. ~
For many ysa~rs the Meta'
group and a corrlpanblt group
in phi House, alto drawn itvtp
the Armed Strt}laes and Ap-
ptoprittlons Con-mfttea, haul
oonatituted the tl-ly "legislative
otret~lght" of t~ aecrat open-
ttona and tee naNt inl~ of the
C.LA.
Pbr marry Yeags also s 'large
number a[ 8tmatbrs aa~ Repra-
sentrWves Lave u Ygst tLesE
two groups be to In-
clude members Yttbe 8eaat!
Fot'Nga Itelatfo an4 House
FoI'eign AH Cot~tmittaq
so that the Niles of the
agency woulb be utrJec~ed more
closely to pdLlti al ednsld4t'a-
"Although lrenaMr Rlghard >~.
Russell, chairman; o[ the Armed
Servlcee Comml~tee and the
watchdog eo>7lknittee, hart
realataid these oljggest~otts, ln-
Continued oa Pagb R0, dattulis ?
Jtraey Sales T'u
' Veted iyAsatn
fey )RONALD 8VL7.it
ar..w u TW New Hert'M~
TR~N'1'ON, April Zb
New Jersey Assetltbly, 1n
pat4laan vote, approv~? a
ant stttt sales tax totl~l
1cat1ter today thtf.tlfuai
approved -floe. Rlohar
Fhtg'hes's >b96-mllUos bled
antlctpatbn of the Aslte
Passage of the tax. ~~
levy fs'schedulad to take
July 1.
The Lp~lslature will 1
special se ion WedaetKU
flat b0~ houses can q
complete final action eta t
and the Democntlc tio`rr
fiscal pro`e'am, the moo
bltlou~ ever attempted. it
Jersey.
In a table released t
Gipvernor's offlcR, -the, a~
family o[ four in NeW .
would pay i6R s year la ;
',tax ]f thek income was ;
~ Qosttnued oa gage 41, OoT
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as those aR Rxhab and some as dents, missionaries or chant Latin Americ oT Latin
neW a9 satellltea --- associated workers. character, fiend r antagonizefl
with the black and despised arts Second, there are those the more iberal of the leaders W In
of A.rpionage and subversion. agents, by far the larger rum- by his bul~,ylnq ~d his obvious NE 11 ~j-I?lf. REINS
bar
Who o rate under the arUaltt r
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The operations of the C.I.A. P
looser cover of the official
go far beyond the hiring and Office Ia Country,
trainin of s ies who seek ou plomatic mission. In the mis-
g P sion islet th are listed as The C.L ma field of-
informers and defectors. ~ ? ~3' fires In 30 er! an c1Ues. These
It was the Plans Division that political or economic officers, offices art ova abut discreet.
set u clandestine "black" radio eaaury representatives, con-
e solar officers or em to es of the Thedr tel hon numbers ate
stations in the Middle East to P y listed un~r "Central Intelll-
counter the ro a ands and the Agency for International De-
P. P B genre Agency" or "United
open incitements to revolution velapment (the United States
and murder by President Gamal foreign aid agency) or United states Governmenl:," but no ad-
Abdei Nasser's Radio Cairo. states Information Agency. The dress is given. Aq one wanting
It was the Plana Division 4hat C.I.A. chief o[ station may be the address m know the
listed as a special assistant it
masterminded the ouster of the name of the off ce Irector,
Arbenz overnment In Guate- to the Ambassador or ea the top whose telephone umber and
g Address 8rq listed.
male in 1954, the overthrow of Political officer. At one ~Jmd a field of-
Premler Mohammed Mossadegh A Thln Cover fires sough(, ottt olara, buai-
fn Iran fn 1853 (two notable Thin ottlclal cover Is so thir! nes;men, atudien and even
successes) and the Bay of Pigs as to be meaningless except t ordinary tourlgta whom they
invasion In 1881 (a resounding avoid embarrassment for th~ knew to bt pl t g s trip be-
failur!). host government. These sggen hind the Irbn nand asked
Am the triumphs of the usually are readily tdentlffaDl them to Taco r observa-
Plans Ytsle6 are the dwelop- The chief of station is reoog tfone and tepott the C.I.A.
mint of the U-2 high-altitude niud as the man with a car on their ree~~uty~
plant, alltch, between 1968 and blg as the Ambassador's an Very lttt~e of a aasertedly
May, 19410, when Fraaob Gary a house that Is sometimes - k done an mbre, probably be-
Powers was shot down by a ~ Lagoa. Nigeria -better. cause of a bat g ar-
l'Joviet rocket; ~ ytographed ~ praoticaily all the alUei~ rests and i priso ant ot tour-
mueh of ttfte 14ovte nlon~ the countries the C.I.A. ages fats and lltudfn Whlle the
digglag of a tutun?1 into East tdegtify themselves to host gov. C.I.A. dull, frank y with busl-
Herlin from which C.I.A. agents Qrrirrients and sctuall'y work neeanea, f re~u y does not
;t~~,~~go~~d tekphone.cables leading ~~ cooperation w14h Cabhte comprom ~1i traveling
'^' ?"rtM ~~ ~~qa o~tlelala, local lntglligence an represents vas.
to the Eastern Zone and the ~ police. Moat of a wo of Nomeatiq
scqubiUon oI a copy oL Premier In some embasaks the C.I.AA~~ field agep fnvo es contacts
Khrualtchw'a secret speech en agents outnumber the ~eguls! with ind ry an , untverafties.
the 20th party eongrese ht 106A polltlcal and economic oftl )for examp of an gent. on tn-
derwuf-cinngg Btalln'a excesses In a few they have made up structiona ~togn sdqusrtera,
and brutalftfes. much as T5 per cent of will seek
etlalustt of captured
Libenb m the C.i.A.
dlplomatfe mission. eeqquipment,' naly of the color'
The C.I.A. analysts of the The chief of station often of factory ~malce .a clue to{
Inttillganoe 'Division, In the more money. than the Am production, Pt- est of pro-
oplnlon of many experts, are sailor. l3ometlmea he hss ducefoa ca city om the alu
aware of the embedded antagoa- in the country longer and 1 ot? a f +'y or cl]fUques ot'i
bins and fruatratlona o[ peoples better Informed Uutn tiN articles lno teattn; and sal-I
use emerging into nstlonhood. b entftlc jou
they aetdlkdy to be more Pbr all thew reasons the hot The H
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laurel than the activists in governmeat especially i In sect
the Pbas Division of the tlatn, uaderdevdoped areas of th ggrorega Y, the C.I.A..
subsidisM, who or In part, a,
aalfen and roc
U
t
b
o
na
oyan
world, may prKer t>D dasl ovl
erlentation of the leaders fa the chief o[ stYUon rather ~~ r~ o!
former colonies and more flex- the Ambassador, DeUwing prlvaW~U , bryrook a~
1bU than maay of the Sfats to have readier access to ~ btlah rehools
s cautioui sad >r llc -maldn otfiefsls f ~~ , fa ~~
dlpkimate. Wuhington. ~ eIUM, law piltlas, ' bus6teww' ,
--Ia.AlacusJu=~ the' Portugueas Weil Kent lfecret b ~rlous ldfgs and8o~a M
Ilysts ~sre ?ssdd tortake ?the at agents abroad is a closely hel work for the CaA'. Others are
not much more 'than "mall
~
rat, kept ltom wen
titude that chaag4 1s Igevitabtt
that the United BbtM has to ctore Pretldentfal advlsen f Y
ll
t r
h
~
a
a
pman aCtlv)s
ties, all th~va)w p'ecelved sad
v,.nar na?w, w?w~ w u. u.?es w?. .. .???,?+?,??, organlaatlon all til!
by Portugutw wnriUvlties and 9chlesinger statM t Y'
tfu NorUt Atlantic Treaty Or- "under o{flcfal cover ov troubb averted all the wt-
~
bw fn the Asona, number almaet as luaayy ~
t1W w wthe d A
a Patuguew tsrrftor'Y State Department emplo ~ mMt d ~ Y
ite[aratn` tLe Q.LA. aaooaahyib, 1'hfs would ba e,
saw bttrte DaD~~t ~l_ os[' Tha acwat aumbar~
,_ ~~,._...,... - w Hitt all -have
lstelleot+lals per use: fach at
C.IJ1. taaa sa~ere Nst m
'lba sae sgantr of
tM PLms Divlsloe, oa the der
hand. art da.eribee.u more
ocawrvative to taw' eoonorntc
otttlook and mare dask-mmaed
fa thdr ant!-Cyootmuatsm. Th1s
~gagtn deeP-et~ove~ othparaow.
boas, many of whom are ex-
nUUtary people or men formerly
la the Office of Btrstegic Serv-
ices or the Tederal Bureau of
IavMtigation.
It has beta said, howwer,
fast many of the agents
who art ewe-tlally information
gatherers sad who work u~ndlerr
ttca~t~ a~i th~i analysts baalt
p~ ?~'"? ~'~"~' At the tll~ the Amai-
can bee to som. ~ ~ they Cos
oaoa tMhem ~
elcos
.
alsti~ ~
tael C.I.A. dir'toter,?~ictd x ~~ ._ _ ~'
greet him. At that mamtaR.~~h~ ~ ~ ~ Y---a `rreste4~
tread ~ b~ien ja~~ ~ Men are , ta11i 'and limited,
DuUM walked out of the sad tbt drip n the C.LA.
office. A look of bewlldermt aer almost t that is why,
croreed the facts o[ the C.I. ~Y. rorntt of most walu-
men, plalNy asklag, "Ir ebb spier -re human an4
one we dlda'`` know abouti" tome q! omnlpot~mt
Mr. ilctilewtrer her a:t !pri+_ '-_ _ ~
had oubtrlpped the State
partmeat fa the gtiauty of
personnel:'
Almcet wltbout
oommittet was "not a bad Elty ~t
idea."
In 1954 M1'. Mansfield iptro- U?~.
educed a resolution to crealte a
Col af. The resolution had 34 Co-
.sponsons. However, much of the
loaned sources said he call
today's meeting precisely
consider such sn expans[on.
These sources said also th
activities had apparen
brought the whole Issue to
head in the Senate watchd
ou
The first of these was
program conducted for the ee
ernment of the Isle PrwIQ~
elate University.
Intercedesln Salt
~tupport evaporated under the
opposition of Senator Russell
and Senator Levere4t Saiton-
stall, Republican of Massacttu-
eetts, who agreed with the then
C.I.A. director, Allen W. Dul)es,
that the joint oommlttce might
jeopardize security.
When the Mans[ield resolu-
tion finally came to a vote 1n
1956, 14 sponsors x4versed
Besides Mr. Rusull, and Mr.
Saltonatall, the present watch-
Democrata John 8tennta of Mla-
sisatppi, Carl .Hayden of Ad-
sons, Stuart Symington of Mis-
(AP)-T
denied a
Catherlm
City res
victed of
retusiag
before j j
rang p
,Miss P
contempt
;260 Sim
high trit
sNewY
udica(
slander trial at one of iii ag~ts,
Jury Raus, as alstcafan refugee,
who was being sued by Kerik
Heltte, another t;stbniart emi-
gre. Mr. Heine charged that Mr.
Rafts had publicly called ,him
fus agtat of the K.Z}.B , th
13ovlet fatelligenoe agency.
Ia a public memorandum ad- ,
dressed to the 1y'edilral Cwrt In
Baltimore, the C..A. said it .
had ortkred Mr: Rws to
testtfying In order to protect
the sited $tstes ford`s 1nte1-
1lggrace sppantua. Mr. Raul
cialmed wunuaity oa the ground
that the alleged slander had
been committed to the course
of his C.I.A. duUa.
Sweral days ago 8wator ?. W.
Ftilbrlght~, clssirman of the Sor.
sign itelatioas Comarittet, wpote
to titnatcr Ruswll wggedetg
that they dlseuas the ty
hb ooa~ani ~06
gger~gqtutpp It could sot be learned
whbUier Mr. RuswU has rapUed
to fhb letter.
Staa,tor mugane J. McCarUty,
Democrat of lwaaesota, sad s
member of the ll'onlga RNa?
tons Committee,-has expressed
oamcerft that the C,T.A. " s mak-
in` forMgn policy and b so
doiht is asswni~ the rotas of
P Mr. t and ~i introduced
s resolutisn fora "toll
sad ao~faplaW' of the et-
feot oit C.I.A. c~paatlcas on
by s rpeotal wb-
~~ tw >t'orelga Rely
ties. Coamntttea. H. tlse faros
~a th. t oeratht
lbday 7ls ~ p~~tie
th. gas w8ou~id
C
~ baido con-
bt njeot
stiwttonal re.~oa~llty" u it
did sot begin to exert tame .
,degree of jurisdiction beyond
,what It !s ekercldng sow."
"Elthbr the spacial group
Idoesn't know about these
things and 4t should, or It does
srtd tolisxtw then," Mr.
McCattily said.
Senator M1ke ]faosikld~ of
Montana, the Majors Leader,
said with s smile the pro-
,posat to adder the watr~Og
.. yl~(E ~
and your Hertz ?ar wi
in any city on your ~u~
Ford or other fine c~
havetoworryaboutA.
call and you'd got ~i
Hertz put yon! in the ~
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