ALLEN WELSH DULLES A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRPAHY

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BIBLIOGRAPHY NO. 54-58
ALLEN WEISH DULLES
A SELEWavS BIBLIOGRAPHY
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ALIEN WELSH DULLES
A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
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PREFACE
This bibliography contains selected material by
and about the Director of Central Intelligence, Mr.
Allen Walsh Dulles.
The first section, material by Mr. Dulles, con-
sists of bodice:, periodical articles, and published
speeches and statements. Following are books, peri-
odical articles, and representative newspaper articles
which discuss or refer to Mr. Dulles. In addition,
there are sections listing. speeches which W. Dulles
has made and photographs which have appeared in repre-
sentative magazines or newspapers. Published, texts of
the speeches are cited in the first section of the
bibliography; reports of and excerpts from the public
speeches are included in the newspaper articles.
The closing date for inclusive material is
30 Jane 1958.
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COMES
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Books, articles and published statements of
Allen Welsh Dulles 1
Allen Welsh Dulles: in books 6
Allen Welsh Dulles: in periodical articles 18
Allen Welsh Dulles: in The New York Times 23
Allen Welsh Dulles: in the daily press . . 0 ? 0 ? 0 0 ? ? * 0 0 34
PUblic speeches of Allen Welsh Dulles . . . ******** . . . 59
Off the record speeches of Allen Welsh Dulles . . . . 0 ** 62
Photographs of Allen Welsh Dulles . . . . . . 0 0 ? 0 0 0 ? 0 ? 0 63
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BOOKS, ANTICLES AND PUBLISHED STATEMENTS OF
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
1. DULLES, ALLEN WELSH. L'Allemagne souterraine. Tr. de l'anglais
par H?ne Breuleux. Geneve, Editions des Trois Collines,
1947. 267p.
2.
Translation of: Germany's underground.
0.
Alternatives for Germany. In: Foreign Affairs
25:421e432? April 1947.
3. . The Boer war; a history. 3d ed. Washington, D. C.,
1902. 31p.
"The author of this history is eight years old. "--Pref.
4. ani Brain warfare, Russia's secret weapon; excerpt from
address, April 10, 1953. In: U. S. News and World Report
34:54;,-, 8 May 1953.
5. Can Russia outstrip U. S.? Excerpt of address,
April 288 1958. In: U. S. News and World Report 44:1058
9 May 1958.
6. - . The challenge of Soviet industrial growth. In
Princeton University Conference, 12t.,, 1956. The challenge of
Soviet industrial growth; papers delivered at a meeting of
the Princeton University Conference, December 11-12, 1956.
Princeton, N. 3e0 1957. p.61-75.
7. - . The Communist attack upon parliamentary government.
In U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities.
Soviet total war: "Historic mission" of violence and deceit.
Washington, U. S. Govt. Print. Off., 1956u v.2, p.423-430.
8. . The Communists also have their problems; the growing
wave of intellectual unrest; address, September 19, 1957. In:
Vital Speeches 24:3-8, 15 October 1957.
9. 02 C. Dimensions of the international peril facing us;
address, April 28, 1956. In: Vital Speeches 24:453-456,
May 158 1958.
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10. DULLES, =MIME. Disarmament in the atomic age. In:
Foreign Affairs 25:204-2160 January 1947.
U.
. Economic war is Soviet aim. In: Freedom and Union
12.
p.8.11., June 29580
Condensed version or speech before the:EL S. Chamber
of Commerce, 28 April 1958.
. Education in Russia may defeat Communists; excerpts
from address, June 1955. In: U. S. News and World Report
39:124+0 16 September 1955.
13.
. Evolution in the Communist world; address given at
the MIT Mid-America Conference held in Chicago, Ill., on
16 February 1957. Chicago? 1957. 19p.
Reprinted from Technology Review 59:295-298, 322-326,
April 1957.
14.
. Free world defense against Communist subversion;
address October 3, 1955. In: United States Department of
State galetin 33:600-604, 17 October 1955, Excerpt. In:
U. S. News and World Beport 39:12640 14 October 19550
15.
Germany: a fcirmula. In: New York Times Mhgazine
p.8.9+, 6 Jim 1948.
16.
CI
CD 0 Germany's undergo:mad. New York, Macmillan, 1947.
207p.
17.
0 Goodby, Berlin! In: Collier's 117:80-81, 11 Nay 19146.
18.
The industrial and technical challenge of the USSR;
dress giver, at the Ltdversity of Cincinnati's 50th annlveraary
or cooperative educatioli .- Forum =education and industry at
work for progress, 20 April 1956. Cincinnati? 1956? 17p.
19.
. 0 Introduction. In Benouville? Guillain de. The
unknown warriors, a pervonal account of the French resistance.
New York, in end Scbuster, 1949. p.vii.v4ii.
20.
. Khrushchev's challenge; address, April 28, 1958. In:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 187:15i, 22 May 1958.
21.
0
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C. elf* Let's look at Russia honestly. In: Parade Magazine
p.12-13? 3 ally 1955.
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22. DULLES, ALLEN WELSH. Nesrtechniques of Communist disruption.
In: New, Leader 38:19, 31 October 1955.
23. . - - . . L'olinion des services secrets U. S. In: L'Express
(Paris) no.258:9, 1 Jane 1956.
24. . - - - . Progress of freedom abroad.; address, October 190 1954.
In: Vital Speeches 21:869,871, 1 December 1954.
25. . - - - . Purge of Stalinism; address April 13, 1956. In:
United States Departmept of State Bulletin 34:758-765,
7 )1101. 1956.
4 ? Beds plan to use freedom to destroy the free;
address, My 4, 1958. In: Ur. S. Mews and World Report
40:132-134, 25 May 1957
28.
29.
30.
- . Russia's growing strength could be a weakness;
excerpt from address, April 201 1956. In: U. S. News and
World Report 40:124-127, 11 Nsar 1956.
? . Russia's missile firepower; cold facts; summary of
address. In: Newsweek 50:58-59, 9 December 1957.
? . Soviet challenge; address, February 3, 1958. In:
U. S. Department of State Bulletin 38:338-343, 3 March 1958.
? . Soviet rulers in real trouble; address, April 13,
1956. In: U. S. News and. World Report 40:154-159, 27 April
1956.
31. ore . Trouble ahead from Russia's surplus guns. In:
U. S. News and World Report 39:126-128, 14 October 1955.
32. 1.3 0 0 VerschwUrung in Deutschland. Nit einem Geleitwort
von Wolfgang von Edkaxdt. Kassel, Harriet Schleber Verlag,
1949. 256p.
33.
110 C.
Translation of: Germany's underground.
? . We tell Russia too much. In: U. S. News and World
Report 36:62-68, 19 March 1954.
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34.
DULLS, ALL= WELSH. Weakness of the Communist dictatorship;
address, November 14, 1956. In: United. States Department
of State Bulletin 35:874.679, 3 December 1956. Excerpt.
In: U. SO News and World Report 41:132434, 23 November 1956.
35. - - ?? Why Russian freedom is inevitable; address, June
1955. In: New Leader 38:5.8, 13 JUne 1955. CIA*
36. Woodrow Wilson; address, November 27, 1956. In:
Vital Speeches 23:176-180, 1 January 1957.
T. DULLES, ALUM WELSH, and HAMILTON FISH ARMSTRONG. Can America
stay neutral? New "York, London, Harper, 1939. 277p.
380 - . Can we be neutral? New York, Pub, by Harper fnr
Council on Foreign Relations, 1936. 191p.
39. U. B. coNaaEss. HOUSE. comp= ON APPROPRIATIONS. The
supplemental appropriation bill, 1957. Hearings before
subcommittees of the Committee on Appropriations, House
of Representatives Eighty-fourth Congress, second session.
Washington, U. S. amt. Print. Off., 1956. 2 pts.
Dulles testimony on the new CIA building: p.238-306.
40. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS. The
supplemental appropriation bill, 1956. Hearings before the
Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, Eighty-
'fourth Congress, first session, an H.R. 7278, an act making
supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1956, and for other purposes. Washington, U. S.
Govt. Print. Off., 1955. 1133p.
Mr. Dulles' testimony on the new CIA building: p.239-316.
41. QD . The supplemental appropriation bill, 1957. Hearings
before the Ccumittee on Appropriations, United States Senate,
Eighty-fourth Congress, second session, on H.R. 12138, an act
making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1957, and. for other purposes. Washington, U. S.
Govt. Print. Off., 1956. 789p.
Pk.. Dulles' testimony on the new CIA building: p.719-776.
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42 U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. =MOM ON MINED SERVICES.
Military public weeks construction. Hearings before the
Subcommittee on Beal estate and Military Construction of the
Committee on Armed Services, United States Senate, Eighty-
fourth Congress, first session, on So 1765, H.R. 68290 a
bill to authorize certain construction at military, naval,
and air force installations, and for other purposes
Washington, tic So Govt. Print. Off., 1955. 764.
Hearings hell May 9 - 'Mae 27, 1955. Mr. Dulles supports
request for authority to provide a headquarters installation
for the Central Intelligence Agency: p.,36.549.
43. National defense establishment (unification of the
armed services) Hearings before the Committee on Armed
Services, United States Senate, Eightieth Congress, first
session, on S. 758, a bill to promote the national security
by providing for a National defense establishment which shall
be administered by a secretary of national defense, and for
a Department of the Army, a Department of the Navy, and a
Department of the Air Force within the National defense
establishment, and for the coordination of the activities of
the National defense establishment with the other departments
and agencies of the government concernei with the national
security. Washington, U. S. Govt. Print. off., 1947. 3 pts.
Namorembee respecting Section 202 (Central Intelligente
Agency) to the bill to provide for a National defense
establishment, submitted by Allen V. Dulles, April 250
1947: p.525 if.
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ALLEN WELSH DULLS
IN BOOKS
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University of North Carina Press, 1949. 345p.
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46. APTHEXER0 HERBERT. The truth about Hungary. New York,
Mainstream Panthers, 1957. 256p.
Pages 740 81-63, 85-86, 97.
47. BALDWIN, HANSON WEIGHTMAN. The price of power [1st ed.] New
York, Pa. for the Council on Foreign Relations by Harper,
1948. 364.
Pages 204, 215.
?
46. BARTZ0 KARL. The downfall of the German secret service.
Introd. by Ian Colvin. London, lambert, 1956.
Page 201.
49. DEAL, JO= ROBINSON. John Fostcr Dull= a biography. Now
York, Harper, 1957. 331p.
Pages 30, 35,,36, 39, 104, 114, 162, 235, 279.
50. BLOCH-NOEHANGE? JACQWES. Lea fabrieunts de guerres; espions
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51. BLOND, GEORGES. The death of Hitler's Germany. Tr. by Frances
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52. BUCK, P. IC, and WIN B. TRAM, 412:. Control of foreign
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54. 3ENTIAN4 JAMES. The web of subversion; underground networks
- in the tr. S. government. New York, John Day, 1954. 248p.
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55. CARLI-MIZOIA4 RENATO. "1953" [i.e. "Diciannove.cento.
cinquante.tre) process? FOXII. Milano, Ed4.-brice Ceschina,
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1760 185, 187.
56. CARTER, JOHN PRANKLIN. Republicans on the Potomac; the new
Republicans in action, by Jay Franklin Emiseud.j New York,
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57. CATALANO, FRANCO. Storia del C.L.N.A.I. Bari, Laterza, 1956.
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60. COLVIN, IAN. Flight 777. London, Evans Brothers, 1957. 212p.
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61. COLVIN, IAN. Master spy. New York, MaGraw-Hill, 1951. 286p.
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64. COUNTS, GEORGE SYLVESTER, The Challenge of Soviet education.
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FITZGIBBON, CONSTANTINE. 20 Zu1y. New York, W. W. Norton,
19564 285t6
English ed a has title: The shirt of Nessus..
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Author's note, p.164-165.
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81. GILLNDR0 DANIEL. Fear, the accuser. New York, Abelard-
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82. GISEVIUS, HANS BERND, To the bitter end. Tr, from the German
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91. Unternehmen Bernhard; Ein historischer Tatsachenbericht
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Page 183n.
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Pages 212f, 394.
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/If PERIODICAL AIVICLES
135. THE ATLANTIC report on Waabingt . In: Atlantic Monthly
198:8-10, August 1956.
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136. BAKER, R. Other ish,. Dulles, of the CLA. In: New York
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139. BROTHERS Dulles, In: Nation 185:206, 5 October 1957.
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22 September; 17+, 29 September 1945.
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spending. In: Fortune 48:35-36+, July 1953.
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Nealork?
New Leader
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p.13+, 6 November 1948.
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Cavalier p.23-25+, April 1934.
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Same abr. Is: Reader's Digest 61:129-1330 October 1952.
156. HAGELBERG, G. VI: "Department of dirty tricks." In:
Jewish Life p.21-27, March 1953.
157. HARK1E8S0 R,, ani G. HARKNESS, Nbrsterious doings of CIA. In:
Saturiew Evening Post 227:19-21i.? 30 October; 34-35+, 6
November; 30+0 13 November 1954.
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158. BOBBING, E. CIA: hottest role in the cold war. In:
Esquire 48:31.34, September 1957.
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6 February 1953.
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nook/5:140 August/SepteMber 1956.
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Newsweek p.21-22+0 2 March 1953.
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165. IRMA, O. U. S. subversive activity against the peoles
democracies. (From Bloknot Agitator% January 1957 In:
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13 March 1957.
166. IVANO10 K. Wthods of "secret warfare," etc. In: Inter-
national Affairs (Moscow) no.2:85-93? February 1957.
167, JORDAN, H. CIA; our invisible sentinel. In: Argosy
p.24-25#? August 1957.
168. KUDOS. In: Time 70:52, 1 July 1957.
Citation for Pk. Dulles upon receiving honorary degree at
Princton University.
169. LABOR and the cold war. In: Nation 181:506-510, 10 December
1955.
Reference to Mr. Dulles obtaining information from Mr.
Lovestone,
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170. LEO1ID07, A. The Wall Street-Ruhr alliance. In: New Times
p.9-13, 11 December 1954.
Many references to Allen Dulles.
171. maxima the innocent air. in: Time 62:12-15, 3 August 1953.
Sam abr. In: Reader ragest 63;3942, October 1953.
172. MURRAY, J. L. The U. S. spy. In: Man's Life p012-15+0
July/August 1957.
173. DIE "RUE Linie" des Allan Dulles. In: Weg und Ziel p.803, 1955.
174. O'DONNELL, j. CIA: intelligence or ignorance? /n: American
Mercury 85:118-1202 July 1957?
175. ON THE Eisenhower team. In: Newsweek 41:20, 2 February 1953.
176. OTHER brother. In: Time 61:130 2 February 1953.
177. PEOPLE of the week. In: U. S. News and World Report 34:42-45,
6 February 1953; 39:12, 8 ally 1955.
178. PHILLIPS: C. Allen Dulles of the silent service. In: New
York Times Magazine p.124.0 29 March 1953.
179. ? Super-cabinet for our security. In: New York
Times Magazine ,p.14-15+0 4 April 1954. ?
On members of the National Security Council.
180. BEMS, R. The curious capers of the CIA. In: Progressive
p. 26.27, September 1953.
181. SECRETS Congressmen can't get. In: U. S. News and World Report
37:38-39, 16 ally 1954.
182. SPY BUSINESS keeps on booming. In: U. S. News and World Report
40:51-54, 25 May 1956.
183. TOP U. S. cloak ami dagger agency is again under fire. In:
News Front p.34-350 February 1957.
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184.. A WATCHDOG to watch the watchdog.. In: Scholastic Teacher
p.10-11, 22 March 1956.
185. YOU CAN be a U. S. spy. In: Bold p.29-30, February 1954.
186. MUMMY, D. What they fear. In: New Times p.20-22,
December 1955.
Comments on Mr. Dulles' remarks on education.
187. ZEIUK07, V. American intrigues Against socialist countries.
In: International Affairs (Moscow) no.1:142-143? January
1957.
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ALLEN WELSH DULLES
IN THE NEW YORK TIMNS*
1946
Alleged role in German negotiated peace at-
tempts cited by E. Kaltenbrunner, attorney at
trial of top German war criminals, Nuremberg. Mhz. 5 5 5
DATE PAGE Ok-ME
Awarded Medal for Merit for war work with OSS. Sept. 19 35 5
Warns European economic crisis is ahead, Brown
University commencement; sees economic reha-
bilitation as key to peace; gets honorary
degree.
Speech on need for legal safeguards for human
rights, New York State Bar Association.
Speech on spiritual aspects of Marshall Plan,
World Council of Churches.
1121_8
Speech urging business to aid Marshall Plan,
N. Y. Export Managers Club.
June 17
20
2
June 21
5
4
Nov. 19
3
8
JaLto 7
37
2
USSR charges U. S. plottedin '43 and G. B. in
941 to make Germany bulwark against Communism;
alleged roles of A. W. Dulles, Prince Hohenlohe
and NL Aitken cited; Dulles and Aitken deny
charges. Feb. 17 1 7
A. W. Dulles urges four measures for peace in
radio speech. May 18 14 2
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H. Mr. Baldwin articles on weakness in intelli-
gence services and proposed reforms; A. W.
Dulles survey cited. July 20 6 4
July 22 2 4
July 23 5 3
July 2k 5 4
ally 25 15 1
Bucharest Uhiversul charges Ur. S. Information
Service veils spy activity; assails A. W.
Dulles. Nay 1 16 5
One of sponsors of National CoMmittee for Free
Europe. 'Rene 2 29 8
Czech Rude Pray? charges A. Dulles and Cardinal
Spellman head alleged ?Organization V held to
be fomenting anti-communism; Dales notes he is
officer of organization aiding refugees.
Aug. 3 3 1,3
Hungarian Government charges ex-Minister Rajk
and ex-Army Commander Lt. Gen. Palffy plotted
with Yugoslavia and U. S. OSS to overthrow
Government and assassinate leaders; alleges
A. W. Dulles and N. H. Field aided plot. Sept. 11 14 2
Named to executive committee of HELP. Sept. 12 8 4
Brankov and Lt. Gen. Palffy confess; Brankov
links W. and R. Churchill/ A. W. Dulles and
other tr. S. and British officials; Dulles
denies link. Sept. 18 19 1
Dr. T. Szoenyi charges Ur. S. plot to infiltrate
Communist parties; links Dulles but fails to
identify portrait. Sept. 20 7 3
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A. MC Dulles traces start of cold war to Stalin
April v45 message to Truman protesting U. S.
negotiations on surrender of German troops in
Italy.
Urges support of Crusade for Freedom.
1951
Appointed Deputy Director of CIA; portrait.
A. NC Dulles reports increasing USSR news
blackout.
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Jan. 31
5
2
Sept. 2
16
Aug. 24
4
7
Nov. 17
32
1
Slansky, V. Clementis and 12 other
Communists purged in last 2 years go on trial,
Prague, on charges of treason, espionage and
subversion; Slansky pleads guilty; says he kept
contact with U. S. spy service, murdered
Cannunist j. Sverma, put Jewish 'imperialist '
agents in high posts and allowed ties with
Israeli organizations; admits ties with British
M. P., K. Zilliacus, and Yugoslav theoretician,
N. Pijade; all defendants but Clementis are
Jews; charged with Trotskyism? Titoism., Zionism'
and bourgeois nationalism. Nov. 21 1
Czech indictment charges that BC and H. Field,
Americans missing since 1949, were agents of
A. W. Dulles.
Leftist writer NC Eaji charges U. S. authori-
ties kidnapped, abused and held him for over
year in attempt to make Welt,. S. spy, in
statement read to Diet committee by his lawyer;
U. S. Far East Command admits holding him
'briefly' in late 1951; stresses no Japanese
held since end of occupation; Keiji nissing;
Opposition attacks Yoshida government over
case.
Nov. 22
Dec. 9
11.
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Kaji repeats charges in person, neve confer-
ence; names U. S. CIC as agency responsible.
Keg repeats charges to Diet committee; U. S.
Central Intelligence Agency reported4rums re-
sponsiblqCIA Deputy Director Dulles and
Secretary Acheson decline comment; speculation.
W. Kaji linked to international spy ring.
U. S. links Kaji to Communist spy ring; says he
sought refuge with intelligence aides from
Communists; charges he lied by telling Diet
that U. S. illegaIly detained him.
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IL S. experts panel completes policy study on
armaments control.
Deputy Director A. W. Dulles slated to be
Director of CIA.
Appointed. Director of CIA; Lt. Gen. Cabe11 to
be Deputy Director
Editorial lauds Dulles.
How strong is Russia: intelligence agency
under fire, by.H. W. Baldwin.
Dulles nominated as Director of CIA.
Confirmed by Senate as Director of CIA.
A. Krock discusses importance to policy of
accurate assessment of developments in USSR
after Stalin death; cites vital role Of J. F.
Dulles as State Secretary and of A. W. Dulles
as ,CIA director.
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Dec. 10
10
5
Dec. 11
4
2
Dec. 17
2
4
Dec. 18
8
5
Jan. 10
3
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Jan. 23
8
4
Jan. 25
55
Jen. 27
24
3
Jan. 29
3
6
Feb. 11
20
6
Feb. 24
11
5
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Mar. 18
Apr. 16
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2:224
Dulles comments on his Deputy Director.
Dulles reported not to have any data on MIG-150
one of which was flown to West by Polish pilot.
Dulles testifies before McCarthy subcommittee.
Dulles quoted by A. Krock on Communist
?brainwashing technique.
13
34
19
28
2
3-5
7
5
Dulles? statement on Communist ?brain-washing'
recalled, as Korean POW exchange progresses;
A. Krock comment.
Apr. 16
3
2,4
J. C. Hagerty issues statement after seeing
Eisenhower, A. W. Dulles and C. D. Jackson;
text.
Apr. 26
15,6
Eisenhower, aides brief governors.
May 5
1
4
Dulles denies he directed East Berlin riots in
person.
June 25
6
3-5
Dulles refuses to allow aides to testify before
Congressional committees; McCarthy demands
Dulles be subpoenaed; wants to challenge
Bundy's fitness for promotion; charges Dulles
thwarts Senate authority.
July 10
1
2
Dulles confers with Senators McCarthy, Mundt
and Potter.
July 11
7
McCarthy in the middle of a widening stream, by
William S. White.
July 12
IVR2
2
Dulles and subcommittee agree to seek formula
to query CIA aides without risk to security.
July 15
16
3
CIA plays vita], role in national security, by
Anthony Leviero,
July 19
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1953
McCarthy publishes correspondence with Dulles
on Bundy, Dulles answering his Charges on
contribution to Hiss defense and membership
in United Public Workers in 1940.
Aug. 5
18
6
Flies to Zurich on vacation.
Aug. 10
8
4
Admiral Fechteler assumes command of NATO
Southern European Command; conference with
Dulles.
Aug. 21
6
6
To be member of OCB.
Sept. 4
6
5
Freedom Crusade briefs civic aids.
Oct. 21
19
4
1954
Ambassador Luce arrives in Washington to confer
with A. W. Dulles, and others.
Jan. 3
1
2
Dulles says USSR spends 2 billion dollars
yearly on 'front' organizations that help
conceal real Communist conspiracy.
Jan. 30
8
2
Dulles tells his staff he will oust anyone
giving security data to unauthorized personnel.
May 14
14
3
Dulles calls McCarthy infiltration charges
false; says McCarthy offered no evidence
despite request for it on October 22, 1953.
June 3
1
8
Princeton series lists CIA head.
June 6
71
4
Dulles fears public hearings mould wreck CIA.
June 7
1
6
Study of CIA set by Hoover group.
ally 5
1
1
Eisenhower states confidence in Dulles, news
conference; comments on task force to investi-
gate CIA; Dulles portrait.
July 8
9
5
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Article on Dulled, on CIA task, on mystery
surrounding ite eMployees and budget.
Doolittle heads inquiry into CIA.
Dulles sees USSR afraid of freedom contacts,
Herald Tribune Forum.
1255
Dulles reports on pssR educational system, in
speech, Columbia University Alumni Federation.
Hoover Commission task force under Gen. Clark
hails Director Dulles, but finds him over-
burdened; proposes appointment of an executive
director.
Dulles and J. E. Hoover speak, on continued sub-
version threat, International Associatien of
Police Chiefs conference.
Dulles nays world-wide subversion continues
despite USSR leaders 'smiling? in filmed
interview mith'Rep. Heating; sees USSR intelli-
gence network largest in world but deficient in
analysis.
Dulles sees proposal to create joint committee
to check operations cadaing problem, interview,
Washington. Says U. S. was caught napping at
Pearl Harbor because available intelligence did
not get to right members of Government at the
right time; backs free press despite hsmicaps
it imposes on intelligence actties.
Dulles reports rising evidence that USSR bloc
offers arms to some countries.
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Aug. 8
21
1
Oct. 14
1
Oct. 20
24
3
June 2
1
June 29
1
4
June 29
12
Oct. 4
24
1
Oct. 10
19
6
Ost. 10
19
7
Nov. 12
2
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General Clark report, June 281 19551 urging
reorganization because of internal administra-
tive deficiencies, other Shortcomings noted;
President says board will help assure Congress
and public on CIA efficiency, in letter to
Dulles; Dulles concurs.
Dulles repeats determination to build CIA head-
quarters at Langley, VA., letter to Congress.
Dulles opposed to Mansfield bill to set up
joint Congressional uwatehdogg committee.
Senate Armed Services subcommittee on CIA
hears Dulles in secret session.
House committee demands that Dulles clarify
dismissal of aide J. J. Ryan, allegedly ousted
because of marriage to Irish immigrant.
Khrudhchev's statement that USSR will make
guided missile with hydrogen warhead capable
of striking aay target in the world termed an
exaggerated claim by Dulles.
USSR informally invites USAF to send delegation
to Aviation Day air show? Moscow, June 24;
Eisenhower confers with Radford, Dulles and
Hoover; U. S, acceptance seen.
Dulles D. Anderson and A. J, Peaslee leave
Washington for Pacific test of hydrogen warhead
for long-range missile.
Strauss, Dulles leave Hawaii.
Dulles says he has no evidence USSR leads U. S.
in intercontinental bfolistic missiles develop-
ment, filmed TV interview; says USSR has made
great progress but bars comparisons.
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Jan. 14
1
4
Jan. 26
20
2
Jan. 26
20
2
Feb. 25
11
7
Mar. 17
38
8
Apr. 25
3
2
May 29
2
June. 17
28
3
June 18
11
2
June 18
12
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Dulles sees USSR leaders seeking through
attacks on Stalin to persuade public that
tyranny is ended.
& Reston article on the National Security
Council; origin, importance, members discussed.
Senator Jackson scores Dulles statement as
political.
Dulles warns USSR seeks conquest through
Communist action in parliaments, statement
to House Un-American Activities Committee.
While on world tour, pays courtesy call to
Nehru.
Dulles in Tokyo on last leg of two-month
world tour.
Eisenhower confers with Dulles and others
on ways to halt fighting in Egypt.
Dulles among those briefing Congressional
leaders; reportedly not alarmed.
Dulles reportedly tells U. S. Senate Committee
that CIA knew about Hungarian uprising except
for timing.
Dulles sees USSR 'undoing possible through
liberties grudgingly given at home and in
satellites, speech, Washington; sees indica-
tions of return to Stalinism but warns dicta-
torship is doomed unless basic human freedoms
are satisfied.
Dulles, 3. E. Hoover, Radford, Lodge and others
attend series of high-level conferences with
Eisenhower to map U. S. policy in the Suez
,crisis.
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12
4
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DATE PAGE COLUMN
Dulles bads USSR admission of Titoism to
respectability obviates return to Stalinism. Nov. 26 6 2,3
Dulles sees Hungarian revolt as one of factors
obviating USSR return to Stalinism; hails his-
torical significance; says charges that Calms
caught 'flat-footed? by revolt cannot be
answered because agency's information cannot be
published in advance. Nov. 28 6 3
Dulles holds recent industrial growth in USSR
threat to Government stability; cites rise in
educational level, growing inquisitiveness of
students as ty-product.
Dec. 13 9 3,5
Moscow students hold restiveness among youth
aimed at shortcomings in USSR system, not at
Communism itself, letter in Komsomolskaya
Pravda replying to Dulles December 12 speech
on situation. Dec. 27 3 a,
2a21
Stassen and State Secretary Dulles hold
progress in U. N. subcommittee talks over
nuclear weapons control merit serious effort
for partial accord as first step, after con-
ference with AEC Chairman Strauss and CIA
Director Dulles.
Apr. 21
1
7
Eisenhower resolves Administration debate in
favor of positive effort at accord with USSR;
acts in conference with State Secretary Dulles,
Stassen? Strauss, Radford, and CIA Director
Dulles.
May 26
1
1
Gets honorary degree, Princeton.
June 19
31
2
Military regime in Soviet foreseen by CIA, head.
Sept. 21
1
3
Text of speech in San Francisco before
Advertising Council, Inc.
Sept. 21
4
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Row to keep your mind off the facts, by James
Reston. (On Dulles remarks on Zhukov)
=Director Dulles and Dr. Scoville report in
closed session on USSR progress.
Personality sketch; career, portrait*
.420.
DATE PAGE COLUMN
Nov. 3 rtrolo 5
Nov. 28 1 1
Nov. 28 26 4
CIA Director Dulles backs informational ex-
Changes between U. S. and allies to avoid waste
of science resources. Feb. 4 14 3
Director Dulles sees improved education among
most pressing needs, Senate committee; Senator
FUlbright lauds Dulles, General Wining accord
on issue. Feb. 8 4
Mr. Dulles participates in Conference on
Foreign Aspects or U. S. Rational Security. Feb. 26 1 8
Why foreign aid? Eight leaders aay. Mar. 2 iv?5 4
Director Dulles sees rapid USSR economic growth
most serious peacetime challenge to U. B.
Speech before U. S. Chamber of Commerce. Apr. 29 1 6
Text of speech. Apr. 29 8 3
CIA Director testifies on Nixon tour incidents. May 20 1 7
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The Times London)
Boston Globe,
Washington Post
Watertown (N.Y0 ) Times
Watertown (Ly.) Times
Christian Science
Monitor
Springfield (Mo.) N
Washington Post
New York Herald
Tribune
Oklahoma City Times
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot
Philadelphia Bulletin
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
IN TEE DAILY PRESS*
Hungarian charges against Nr. Dulles,
Allen Dulles may head CIA.
Allen W. Dulles named CIA Deputy
Director.
Allen Wo Dulles and the CIA: editorial.
Dulles well qualified for intelligence
posts by Alan S. Emory.
Soviet bar on information seen likely
to boomerang, by Everett M. Smith.
Intelligence leader warns of Stalin's
state of mind today.
Red controls on information stiffening
CIA aide reports.
2:22
New 'new look In Natter of Fact by
Joseph and Stewart Alsop.
U. So names 5-man panel to disarmament
board.
Quietly to a task: editorial?
Allen W Dulles at Temple University
urges fighting faith in democracy.
*Other than The New York Times.
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DATE
Sept. 12
June 24
Aug. 24
Aug. 24
Oct. 19
Nov. 16
Nov. 17
Nov. 17
May 21
May 24
June 6
June 12
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New York Mirror
Christian Science
Monitor
Boston Globe
Pontiac (Mich.) Press
Washington Post
Washington Star
Minneapolis Tribune
Christian Science
Monitor
New York Herald
Tribune
The Times (London)
Washington Post
Wilmington Morning
News
Washington Star
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Washington Star
Fields' role feared in Red trials. In
Washington Merry-Go-Round, by Drew
Pearson.
Czech trials laid to Soviet pressure.
Rent in the curtain: editorial.
Allen Dulles visits Yoshida in Tokyo.
120?.
Allen Dulles to be new head of CIA.
Choice of Allen Dulles is wise, by
Constantine Brown.
Ike's choice of Allen Dulles fits
pattern, by John M0 dightower.
Soviet intelligence job held easier
than America's.
New head for the CIA: editorial.
Read of Central Intelligence Agency.
The other Dullest,
Health report on the CIA: editorial.
The CIA and Allen Dulles: editorial.
Soviet author bares record of U. S.
spies against USSR.
Allen Dulles nominated formally as CIA
chief.
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DATE
Nov. 29
Dec. 1
Dec. 17
Dec. 26
Jan. 9
Jan. 24
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Jan. 26
Jan. 26
Feb. 13
Jan. 27
Jan. 28
Jan. 30
Feb. 9
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Savannah Press.
New York Herald.
Tribune
New York Herald
Tribune
Wilmington Mbrning
News
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Washington Post
Washington Star'
Washington Times
Herald
San Diego (Calif.)
Union
Washington Star
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
New York Journal-
American
Richmond (Va.) News
Leader
Petersburg (Va.)
Progress 'Index
Bigwigs as authors: editorial.
Grim military view outlined for
Congress.
Senators back Allen Dulles.
How grim is our outlook? editorial.
A new paymaster for International
Murder, Inc., by Art Shields.
Allen Dulles confirmed by Senate.
Tigers with pin stripes.
About CIA and Dulles. In Fair Enough,
by Westbrook Pegler.
Washington waits for internal break.
by Frank Macomber.
Eyes on intelligence, by Constantino
Brown.
Inside ?Project The inter-
locking spy directorate.
The Ciano diaries.
The CIA: who watches the watchdog?
editorial.
The first line seems weak: editorial.
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DATE
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
Feb. 24
Feb. 26
Nhr. 3
Mar. 20
July 17
July 30
Mar. 15
Nhr. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
Nhr. 30
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Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Herald
Des ?Aims Register
Charlotte (N.C.)
Observer
New Rochelle Standard
Star
New York Herald
Tribune
Baltimore Sun
Washington Times
Herald
Milwaukee Journal
Washington Star
Washington Times
Herald
Baltimore Sun
Washington Star
Washington Times
Herald
New York journal -
American
New York Herald
Tribune
12124.
Warfare for the brain: editorial.
Believe same a's duped by Red program.
Committee likely to stall exchange of
atom secrets.
For first time in history, 110 S. has
A-1 secret service, by Ray Tucker.
Folly of too secret intelligence.
Reds blame riot on Allen Dulles.
Russians execute two more rioters in
East Germagy.
Allen Dulles.-'cloak and dagger' chief,
by H. Russel Austin.
Bundy controversy.
On CIA and Dulles. In These Days, by
George Sokolsky.
CIA protected by law from McCarthy-type
probes, by Mark S. Watson.
McCarthy-administration rift widens in
dispute over CIA.
McCarthy and CIA reach agreement.
Allen Dulles' CIA and its passion for
secrecy. In As Pegler Sees It, by
Westbrook Pegler.
CIA and McCarthy. In Today and
Tomorrow, by Walter Lippmann.
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DATE
Apr. 22
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
Apr. 28
June 7
June 2,
June 25
- (Rine 30
July 10
Jay 12
July 14
July 1,
July 1,
July 17
Jay 21
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Sunbury (Pa.) Daily
Item
Boston Herald
Watertown (N.Y. ) Times
Washington Post
Washington Post
Washington Star
The Times (London)
New 'York Herald
Tribune
Madison (Wis.)
Capital Times
Chattanooga News Free
Press
Deutsche Soldaten
Zeitung
The Times (London)
Washington Post
South Bend (Ind.)
Tribune
21,223
No sacred cows: editorial.
The Dulles brothers. In The Great Game
of Politics, by Frank R. Kent.
Allen Dulles and the CIA: editorial.
General tells of CIA plan to 'get'
MacArthur.
"Magazine Rack" by Paul Herron.
discussingTime article on Dulles.
McCarthy warns CIA head fight on Bundy
isn't over.
Accusations by Senator McCarthy against
Mr. Dulles.
Bundy getting passport in rebuff to
McCarthy
Two allies quit CIA 'pool' atter threat
of McCarthy probe.
"Wise and Otherwise": by Andrew M.
Carothers--discusses Dulles book
written at age .of eight: editorial.
Allen Welsh Dulles.
Mr. Allen Dulled a member of Operations
Coordinating Board.
Allen Dulles cites Reds' dkill in
intelligence and subversion
Red menace: editorial.
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DATE
July 21
Jar 26
July 30
July 31
Aug. 2
Aug. 4
Aug. 5
Aug. 7
Aug. 11
Aug. 15
Aug. 27
Sept. 4
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Washington Star
Washington Star
Alameda (Calif.)
Times-Star
'Dallas Times-herald
Yakima (Wash.) Herald
Baltimore News-Post
Christian Science
Monitor
St. Petersburg (Fla.)
Times
Manchester Guardian
Chicago Tribune
Washington Post
Latrobe (Pa.) Bulletin
Williamsport (Pa.)
Grit
New York Journal-
American
Unbespeetacled =en Dulles 'recalled.?
by Hungarian Red.
Shab's brainy twin sister and three
Americans are seen as key figures in
Iranian coup.
Ur, S. connterspies doing good Job
ferreting Russ at, other secrets,
by Franklin Manson.
Allen Dulles to address Dallas group.
Dulles now main target of attacks in
Soviet press.
D. C.'s great super-sleuth: by George
Dixon.
Espionage Chief calls for patience.
Atomic energy.
Allegation by Vyshinsky that Hr. Allen
Dulles was "a friend of Hitler' a.
Briefing by Mr. Dulles.
Mayors hear President stress importance
of civil defense.
Brother teams important in national
capital today: by Raymond Wilcove.
Counter-spies find leaks in Russia's
iron curtain.
Whom did the OSS kidnap?
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DATE
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 1
octo 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 15
Oct. 26
Oct. 27
Dec. 3
Dec. 15
Dec. 15
Dec. 17
San. 3
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
New York Post
San Diego (Calif.)
Union
New Orleans Item
Deily Worker (N.Y.)
Richmond (Va.) News
Leader
Richmond (Va. ) News
Leader
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Daily News
Lancaster (Pa.) New Era
New York Herald
Tribune
Jeannette (Pa.) News-
Dispatch
New York Daily News
Two billion &year reported spent on
Red fronts: speech at WoMan's Forum
How U. S. bagged Reds top spy, by
Robert S. Allen.
Author urges death penalty for peace-
time espionage: interview with Kurt
Singer.
How West fights back; our espionage
experts: editorial.
Senator charges CIA incites to war, by
Bernard Burton.
U. S. giving away secrets, Intelligence
director says.
Fel light of what publicity?
editorial. (Comment of Dulles' speech)
America blamed by ItaWs extremists,
by Marquis Childs. Comment on charge
made against Dulles putting Communists
in important offices.
Allen. Dulles heads our intelligence,
world's largest. (Third in a series
of five articles: The Nen in the
Trojan Horse, by Kurt Singer)
Jan. 30
Feb. 16
Feb. 28
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
Apr. 9
Apr. 12
Apr. 13
my 5
Dulles heads largest intelligence group. May 10
Dulles vs. McCarthy. In Fran the
Washington Bureau. May 23
Dulles' younger brother in key spot
in cold war. May 26
"Jbegs Reds in CIA false": Allen
Dulles, by James Patterson and Jerry
Greene.
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Watertown (LL) Times
Boston Herald
St. LOUIS Globe.
Democrat
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Pravda
Jacksonville (Fla.)
Journal
Utica (N.Y.) Observer-
Dispatch
Chicago Daily News
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Manchester Guardian
Christian Science
Monitor
Palo Alto (Calif 0)
Times
Green Bay (Wis.)
Press-Gazette
Daily Worker (N.Y0 )
Taking on Allen Dullest editorial.
Hands off CIA: editorial.
Good enough: editorial. (Dulles
vs. McCarthy)
Allen Dulles would not be any pushover
for McCarthy, by Jack Wilson.
Forced admission by Allen Dulles, by
D. Zaslavsky. (Tr. in Current Digest
of the Soviet Press v.6, no.25:19,
4 August 1954)
About CIA. In Facing the Pacts, by
James Marlow.
Allen Dulles hunted spies in 1'10rId War.
CIA - key to nation's security.
Problems of a CIA investigation. In
Washington by Roscoe Drummond.
CIA study is scheduled by Hoover task
force.
New U. So inquiry to forestall
McCarthy?
McCarthy vs. CIA. In State of the
Nation, by Joseph C. Borsch.
CIA ripe for study.
Cloaks 'without daggers: editorial.
DATE
June 3
.June 4
June 6
June 11
June 21
June 25
June 26
July 3
July 5
July 5
July 6
July 8
July 9.
July 12
Soviets charge spies are sent by :Dulles. July 15
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Washington Daily News
Washington Post and.
Timeaaaerald
Washington Star
Baltimore Sun
Athens (O.) Messenger
Natchez Democrat
Rocky Mount (N.C.)
Telegram
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Associated Press Wire
Service
Norwalk (Conn.) Hour
Peoria (Ill.) Star
Omaha World-Herald
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
TE013pa Times
Ta Kung Pao
(Hong Kong)
ate
Anything for a headline - Joe
MeCarthes formula by Frederick
Veltman.
Time for a check up. In These Days,
by George Sokolsky.
Key ion in plot to kill Hitler dines
here with Allen Dulles.
Reds say John fled freely.
Men behind U. S. spies.
Role of Dulles and. CIA in background:
editorial.
CIA and security.
Nation's 'master spy' runs a shadowy
show.
Between the lines, by Lee Ansvi.
(On John and Dulles).
How good is L4 S. spying! editorial.
The CIA probe: editorial.
Some questions are indicated:
editorial. (Otto john and Dulles).
Seduced by 'Voice', says Czech, who
returns home to tell of dirty spy jobs.
CIA blunders in case of Dr. John's
defection: editorial.
What is the task of the U. S. CIA?
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July 15
July 19
July 21
July 24
Aug. 8
Aug. 8
Aug. -8
Aug. 8
Aug. 12
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 16
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Holyoke (Naas.)
Transcript4fe1egrmn
The Times (London)
Washington Daily News
New York Journal-
American
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Journal-
American
New York journal-
American
Manchester (N.H.)
Sunday News
Des Maines Register
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
New York Herald
Tribune
New York journal-
American
122i DME
Matching Moscow in the spy business:
editorial. Sept. 7
Nr. Dulles mentioned in Russian
pamphlet and attacked by Bucharest
radio.
All intelligence is under Hoover study.
French Reds call Allen Dulles 'spy?.
President says Doolittle has ended
CIA study.
Doolittle's report says CIA doing a
creditable job.
Dulles speech at forum in Waldorf-
Astoria; text.
Concerning Allen Dulles and. CIA.. In
As Pegler Sees It, by Westbrook Pegler.
Harriman's CIA role. In As Pegler
Sees It, by Westbrook Pegler.
Bonn probe of General Gehlen has Ur. So
intelligence agency worried.
Dulles given pat on back: editorial.
Homage to murder. (Protest against
CIA articles appearing in Saturday
Evening Post). .
Washington Weather Vane: footnote to
history on event in Mr. Dulles life
in 1923.
Hush and cover up. In As Pegler Sees
It, by Westbrook Pegler.
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Oct. 1
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 19
Oct. 20
Oct. 21
Oct. 27
Oct. 29
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 15
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Winston-Salem (N0 C0)
Journal
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Cedar Rapids (Ia.)
Gazette
San Diego Union
Nov York Herald
Tribune
Pensacola Journal
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Krasnaya Zvesda
Columbia (S.C.)
Record
Baltimore News-Post
Soviet magazine hits U. S. 'spy
diplomacy."
CIA - code name for murder.
Dulles speech before University
of Chicago Law School Alumni
Association; excerpts.
Red spy network: editorial.
Clark to see McCarthy on =-
Reds charge.
American intelligence second to none.
In World and the Week, by Michael
Leigh.
1222
DAZE
Nov. 26
Nov. 29
Dec. 1
Dec. 17
Dec. 22
Dec. 26
CIA 'Red file ? given Clark byNCCarthy. Jan. 15
Germany was rearmed before.
Subversive activity by American
intelligence in people's democracies,
lorNr. Popov. (Tr. in Current Digest
of the Soviet Press v.71 no.3:26-27p
2 March 1955)
IL S. spy network inside Germany
speeds war end (excerpt from Farago 's
War of Wits)
Series of articles on CIA, by Robert
G. Nixon.
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 29
Nhr.
20
Nhr.
21
Nhr.
22
Nhr.
23
Nhr.
24
Nhr.
25
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New York Herald Capehart charges critic of market
Tribune laudel Reds. (Mr. Dulles and Milton
Eisenhower mentioned as supporting
pamphlet by National Planning Assoc.) Mar. 21
Fort Wayne
Nees-Sentinel
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Star
Defector has major role in relentless
cold wars by Howard Handlman. (quotes
Allen Dulles)
Reds act to halt flow of refugees to
West, by Ansel Talbert.
Taipei misses spooks, by James E. Roper.
(About Mr. Dulles)
Mar. 30
May 26
May 28
Washington Post and Dulles tells class Soviets push
Times-Herald schooling; excerpts from speech at
Mt. Vernon Seminary. May 31
New York Herald Education held threat to Soviets;
Tribune excerpts from speech at Columbia
University. shine 2
New York Herald Paradoxes in the USSR: editorial.
Tribune (On Columbia University speech) June 3
Christian Science Soviet thought centers. In The
Monitor Washington Scene, by William H.
Stringer. June 6
Washington Daily News Russia's women have equality overdose;
summary of speech given at Mt. Vernon
Seminary. June 11
Flint (Mich.) Journal Criticism of Mr. Dulles. In that Does
It Mean, by James Marlow. June 29
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Hoover Board criticizes CIA but praises
Dulles, by Brig. Gen. Thomas R.
Phillips. Arne 29
Washington Star Bolder CIA sleuthing in Red countries
urged. June 29
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Watertown (N.X.) Tines
Newark News
New York Herald
Tribune
Sioux City (Ia.)
Jburnal-Tribune
Williamsport (Pa.)
Grit
New Orleans Item
New York Journal
American
New York Journal
American
Washington Post and
Tim.=s-Herald
Diario de Noticias
(Lisbon)
New York Daily News
Washington Post and.
Times -Herald
Chicago Tribune
Quality of U. S. spying: editorial.
Finds Russian likes freed.om.
The vital role Of CIA. In Washington,
by Roscoe Drummond.
After all, Where did. Dulles get his
facts? editorial.
Two Dulles brothers, sister long in
government service.
The CIA can be improved: editorial.
Weird phase of foreign affairs, by
Westbrook Pegler.
ILO news and the uses of publicity,
by Westbrook Peeler.
Former 1.10 S. Commie boss is AFL
espionage ace, by Edwin A. Lahey.
Translation into POrtugese of Richard
Harkness's articles on CIA.
Ike fires G2 boss at bid. of Allen
Dulles, by John O'Donne1.1.
DATE
June 29
J44 3
July 4
JU1Y 9
July 17
July 19
Aug. 8
Aug. 16
Aug. 21
Aug. 24
Aug. 2,
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Aug. 31
Sept. 2
Education may lift USSR's bonds;
condensation of Columbia University
speech. Sept. 4
Ike expected to act in CIA, Pentagon
feud. Sept. 5
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Macon (Ga.) News
Atlanta Constitution
Watertown (No Y. ) Times
Watertown (LL) Times
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
Corpus Christi (Tex.)
Times
United Press Wire
Service
Cincinnati Enquirer
Harrisburg (Pao)
Patriot
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
U. So intelligence system today depends
on scholarly research, not cloak and
dagger spies.
Law Day program to feature Dulles?
Intelligence Chief Dulles Mercer Law
Day speaker.
Great knowledge in Russia may defeat
power of Reds. (Reprinted from Lro S.
News and World Report)
The CIA, Uo So espionage systems by
J60012 Lo Wier. CA series of three
articles)
Shortage of scientists*
CIA head cites Red. spending for
subversion; excerpts from speech
before International Police
Association in Philadelphia.
Dulles. brothers cope with Reds from
sumer, dark sides of the street, by
Edwin A. Laheyo
Subversive activities of the USSR*
Reds' machinations unabated, Allen
Dulles asserts. (i.r.v0 interview with
Rep. Keating)
John and Allen Dulles team seek to
penetrate Reds maskl by Jo IL Roberts?
CIA beads forecast Soviet weapons sale,
by Peter Lisagoro
1.7
DATE
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 20
Sept. 21
Sept. 22
Oct. 1
Oct.
Oct. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
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Green Bay (Wis.)
Press-Gazette
Buffalo Evening News
Louisville Courier
Journal
Macon (GA.) News
Washington Star
Topeka (Kan.) Capital
Denville (Ill.)
Commercial-News
Muncie (Ind.) Star
London Daily Express
London Daily Express
Wall Street Journal
Omaha World-Herald
Washington Star
Take the wraps off CIA.
Bedew try to sell arms in Americas,
CIA Chief says.
DATE
Oct. 17
Oct. 19
CIA may fight to keep free of Congress
control. Oct. 20
U. S. can't relax vigilance, Dulles
says in speech here: excerpts from
Mercer Lax Day. speech.
Tension in Mid-East highly dangerous?
CIA thief declares. (Text of recorded
interview over MAL, Washington)
U. S. spy network still ranks below
Russian machine.
Education may demoralize Reds, by
WilliantA. Garrett.
Who's =king U. S. policy: editorial. Dec. 31
a.22.q
Oct. 28
Nov. 13
Nov. 2,
NOV. 30
The Soviet 'scientist army': the facts,
by Allen W. Dulles; excerpts from speech
at Columbia University.
How the Kremlin policy might boomerang;
excerpts from Columbia University
speech.
The lone judge. (Criticism of Nr.
Dulles opposition to CIA watchdog
committee)
A watch on the CIA: editorial.
Series of three articles an CIA and
Dulles, by Richard Fryklund.
Jan.
9
Jan. 10
Jan. 27
Feb. 2
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
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New York Herald Senate group asks for new CIA watchdog
Tribune cemmittee. A. 25
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Congress and the CIA. Feb. 28
St. Louis Post-Dispatch CIA watchdog committee by. Brig. Gen.
Thomas R. Phillips. Mar. 4
Baltimore News-Post Satellites restless as Reds relax at
homes by Ruth Montgomery. (Cu CIA and
Dulles) Mar. 6
Cleveland Press Central Intelligence head will speak
here tonight. Mar. 13
Washington Post and Dulles rebuked by Brother Allen. In
Times-Herald , Washington Merry-Cgo-Roundl by Drew
Pearson. Mar. 22
San Diego Union Our super cabinet for security. Mar. 25
Cincinnati Times-Star Allen Pubes to be UniverSity of
Cincinnati Alumni Association speaker. Apr. 9
Detroit Free Press It's almost impossible to get a secret
Apr. 12
out of CIAs by William McGe.ffin.
New York Herald W tchdog for CIA voted down in Senate. Apr. 12
Tribune
Barre (Vt.) Times Super-security: editorial. Apr. 13
Los Angeles Examiner CIA chief explains Why Russ belittling
Stalin; excerpts from. speech before
World Affairs Council in Asilomars
Calif. Apr. 13
Newark NUETB The headline personality. (Biographi-
cal Sketch) ?
Washington Star The final and real test: editorial.
Washington Star Missile probers viz CIA chief.
4.9
Apr. 15
Apr. 16
Apr. 19
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Cincinnati Post
Providence (R0 L)
Journal
Baltimore Sun
Washington Star
Savannah (Ga.) Ftess
Butlington (Vt.) News
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Buffalo News
New York Journal
-
American
Washington Star
Baltimore News -Post
Manchester (N0 }1)
Union Leader
Catholic Standard
arA
CIA boss tells U0 Co how Reds take
ideas; excerpts from speech at
University of Cincinnati.
Central Intelligence Agency operates
under cover to bat another Pearl
.Harbors byWillia*McGaffin.
Claims for Soviet missile doubted.
Russia dhows ?higlacempetencen in
building its industrial might, by
Allen Dulles.
Dulles brothers guide nation's foreign
policy's by James *slow.
Those Dulles(t) brothers.
Allen Dulles sayS Redsseek to
infiltrate; excerpts from speech at
University of Pennsylvania Law Review
Dinner.
History pupils need loose-leaf boas in
Russia these days.
Letter from. Kira Dulles congratulating
two Hearst reporters Who received
Pulitzer prizes.
CIA director proposes aid for the
hard years, by David Koonce.
CIA director on Mhtyas Rakosi of
Hungary, by Ruth MOntgamery.
Exeter hears talk about CIA by Mr.
Dulles.
New Soviet threat. In The Backdrops
by John C. O'Brien.
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DATE
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Apr. 22
Apr. 25
Apr. 29
May 1
May 3
May 6
MEW 9
MAY /3
May 13
May 16
May 22
May 2,
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Detroit Free Press
New York Herald
Tribune
San Francisco
Chronicle
Peoria (Ill.) Journal
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Baltimore Newa-Post
Washington Post and
Times Herald
Anderson (S.C.)
Independent
Watertown (N.Y) Times
Atlantic City Press
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Houston Chronicle
Land Folk
(Copenhagen)
Washington Star
tax
Our impression. (Cement on Mr. Dulles)
Allen Dulles reveals Reds" infiltration
in parliaments. In Today in World
Affairs:, by David. Lawrence.
Reds blame CIA chief in Polish revolt.
Score one for espionage: editorial.
Never-ending vork of CIA guards
America's very life. From War of Wits:
by Ladislas Farago. .
'H-bemb security leak under probe.
(Strauss and Dulles visit to Eniwetok)
Soviet lead in missiles discounted.
(Mr. Dulles interviewed by Rep. Harold
C. Ostertag for TV)
k,latter of consistency should be noted
by CIA: editorial.
CIA's Dulles irks senators
Allen Dulles called revolt
(Poznan. revolt)
Dulles speaks at laying of
.of Georgetown Presbyterian
cerpts.
on missiles.
mastermind.
cornerstone
Church; ex,- ?
Diplomats predict Hungary uprising: by
Ruth Montgomery.
Averill Harrimen's dictatorship or
socialist democracy: by Mai Mbltke.
(References to Dulles and Poznan)
CIA chief warns of Red 'parliamentary
conquest?0 by Robert Ea Walsh. (On
report written for House Committee on
UnmAmerican Activities)
May29
May 30
June 2
&me 7
..lbne 10"
June 18
June 18
June 28
JUne 29
SAY 2
July 2
'JAY 5
aiLY 7
Sept. 2
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Minneapolis Tribune
Washington Star
Daily Worker (N.Y. )
New Orleans Item
Cleveland Press
Blitz (BoMbay)
Blitz (BoMbey)
Chicago Tribune
Melbourne Age
Christian Science
Monitor,
Omaha Wor1&Eera1d
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
New York Pest
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
New York Boat
Pravda
1,20.
Condensed text of W. Duties ? report
to House Committee.
Allen Dulles in India.
The Rockefeller stake in the elections.
Is Nasser acting Hitlerist with
diplomats? In Washington klerryoGo",
-Rounds, by Drew Pearson. (Nr. Dulles
discussed)
CIA head. mOves on. .(0h trip)
Behind Allen Dulles'l mission to India.
Delhi spy scandal.
Allen Dulles visits Aussie Premier,
U. S. security Chief here for talks.
CIA chief arrives in Tokyo.
Dulles urges strong guard in Seoul
news conference
Dulles is upheld on Ptligh stand. In
Washington 1ier27-064tounk by Drew
Pearson. (Reference to Allen Dulles)
CIA knew of Israeli attack. In Inside
Washington, by Robert S. Mien.
Bungling in the CIA. In Letters to the
Editor.
Dulles and Syria. In Inside Washingtono
by Robert S. Allen.
Admission by head of U. S. intelligence.
(Tr. in Current Digest of the Soviet
Presso v.80 no.45g170 19 December 1956)
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DATE
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept. 16
Sept. 19
Sept. 28
Sept* 29
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
octo 6
cet. 9
Oct. 26
Nov. 2
Nov. 9
May. 14
Nom'. 14
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Wathington Star
Christian Science
Nbaitor
ColuMbus Citizen
New York Post
Nashville Tennessean
Utica (N.Y.) Preis
Des Moines Register
Minneapolis Tribune
San Francisco
Chronicle
New York Herald
Tribune
Toledo Bled
Providence (R. /.)
Journal
? Washington Star
Indianapolis News
New Orleans Times
Pidayund
Russians feat rule toppling CIA bead
says; excerptt from speech at American
Association of Land Grant Colleges and
State Universities.
CIA Chief pictures Krantha dilemma*
Dulles' brother is sociable fellow,
by Andrew Tuy
Battle on the Pbtomae. In Inside
Washington, by Robert S. Allen.
Both Dullesea didn't knov: editorial.
Repeat CIA was on the job.
CIA tip to Ike day before Suez attack.
CIA warning of Mid-Feest attack bared,
try Richard Wilson.
Where was CIA in Israel, Hungary., In
This World Today, by Royce Brier.
How good is U. So intelligence, by
Roscoe Drummond.
There's new taIkeof roving cloak from
super-spy agency, by George Zielke.
A CIA watchdog might destroy its charge:
editorial.
CIA chief sees Stalinism's end; excerpts
from Yale University Lamont Lecture.
Here are a few tales bout (sh-h) CIA,
.by Lou Hiner, Jr. .
Dulles brothers bath on spot by
Bascom Timmons.
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DATE
Nov. /4
Nov. 17
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 19
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
?Nov. 23
Nov. 25
Nov. 26
Nov. 08
Dec. 3
Dec. 5
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Trud
New York Daily News
San Francisco Examiner
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Washington Star
Tulsa Tribune
Sioux City (Ia.)
Journal
Dallas Morning News
Washington Post and
Times -Herald
De Wearheid (Amsterdam)
New York Post
Bethlehem (Pa.)
Globe-Times
Breaking with the past, by D. Tikhonov.
(Tr. in Current Digest of the Soviet
Press, v.8, no.50:24-25, 23 January
1957)
Criticism of CIA in Middle East crisis.
In Capital Circus, by Michael
Chief of CIA says Russ restive; ex-
cerpts from speech at Princeton
University Conference.
Don't slander, Mr. Dulles. .Letter
abroad from Y.C.L. students of Molotov
Power Institute in Moscow. (Tr. in
Current Digest of the Soviet Press v.8?
no.50:16-17? 23 January /957)
Students Red as ever, Soviets tell CIA
chief.
Soviets admit anxieties of students.
CIA buliseye: editorial. (On Soviet
unrest)
Ign
CEA knew the score. In Thinking Out
Loud, by Lynn LandruM.
Ar b unrest due to Soviet policy.
(On Dulles and CEA)
Talks between Dulles and Sjahrir of
Indonesian Socialist Party.
Speidel and Dulles.
King Saud's visit held success, by
Charles M. McCann. (Reference to
visit with Mr. Dulles) .
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DATE
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Dec. 11
Dec. 13
Dec. 26
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 28
Jan. 4
Jan. 7
Jan. 11
Feb. 4
Feb. 5
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Washington Post and
Timea-Herald
Washington Daily News
Washington Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Columbus State Journal
Philadelphia Inquirer
Associated Press Wire
Service
Rabotnichesko Delo
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Mirror
Cincinnati Enquirer ?
Altoona (Fa.) Tribune
Washington Daily Neva
Washington Poet ani
Times-Herald
Allen Dulles says Soviet unrest rises;
excerpts from speech at M.I.T. Mid-
American Conference in Chicago.
Criticism of Mr., Dulle8 and CIA.- In '
Capitol Stuff, by John O'Donnell.
An evolving Russia: editorial.
(On M.I.T. speech)
"M2schanski" and Allen Dales. In
General Crisis of Communism, by Forrest
Davis.
}tor return from huge CIA costs, by
John O'Donnell. .
Will Russia reform? In Washington
Background? by John C. O'Brien.
Mr. Dulles speaks (off the record) to
closed meeting of the Diplomstic and
Consular Officers Retired at State
Dept.
The fruits of American espionage
by Cholakov. (In Bulgarian)
C.
Rads eay Allen Dulles sent girls to
tempt Olympic team.
He-man Allen Dulles.
Corruption of Russian athletes.
Feeling we've been tricked brings
CIA under fire. In National
Whirligig, by Ray Tucker.
CIA is going concern now, by Peter
Edson.
Dulles pledges CIA will fit in; ex-
cerpts from speech before Fairfax, Va.
Chamber of Conat=e.
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DATE
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 22
Feb. 23
Feb. 23-
Nhr. 6
Mar. 23
Amr. 3
Apr. 4
Apr. 5
Apr, 25
May 2
MY 9
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Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Baltimore News-Post
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Pttriot-News
Washington Daily News
Baltimore News Post
Alameda (Calif.)
Times-Star
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aurora (Ill.)
Beacon-News
Portland Oregonian
Chicago American
New York Herald
Tribune
Baltimore New Post
1221
CIA in on Arab split. In Washington
Merry4o-Round; by Draw Pearson.
All cane in Cuba isn't sugar*
(Reference to Mr* Dulles advising
Batista)
Allen Dulles to address ,57 seminar
at Army War College.
Mr. Dulles honored at Princeton
University with degree.
Russia condemns U. I. report on
terrorism in Hungary; blames Dulles
brothers.
Dulles foresees fall of Commies; by
Ruth Montgomery.
Case of the missing gift of canned
goods; by Mary Wolfard. (On financing
agents)
Even Congress can't pierce CIA curtain;
by Phil G. Goulding.
Asks CIA dope on Red tactics; by
Robert W. Richards.
Senator asks for less secrecy; in-
vestigation of spending by CIA.
CIA switch --wants limelight.
KhruShchev faces army overthrow; CIA
chief says; by Don Whitehead. (Ex-
cerpts from speech given before
Advertising Council; Inc.; San Francisco
Bulganin's ouster for Mikoyan seen; by
Ruth Montgomery.
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PAT-P.
May 10
May 12
June 11
June 18
June 21
July 3
MAY 7
Aug. 10
Aug. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 21
Sept. 24
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New Orleans Item
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Daily News
Philadephia Inquirer
Minneapolis Tribune
Chicago News
Washington Post and
Times Herald
New York World
-
Telegram and Sun
London Daily Express
New York Mirror
York (Pa.) Gazette
and Daily
The Times (London)
Christian Science
Monitor
Richmond Times
Disp teh
Charlotte Observer
Kansas City (Mb.)
Times
1.25/
The Dulles brothers: editorial.
Summary of Mr. Dulles speech in San
Francisco. in Ansel]. Nbwrer's coluda.
Dulles family headed for tough session.
In Capitol Stuff, by John O'Donnell.
The other Dulles. In What Do You Know.
U. S. officials missed final signs of
Sputniks by Fletcher Khebel.
U. S. goofed on Zhukov.
CIA caught napping. In Washington
Merry-Go-Round, by Drew Pearson.
Did the sputniks catch the CIA flat-
footed? by Roger Stuart.
Reds stagger America's spy octopus.
Truth dollars for junkets? by
Fulton Lewis, jr.
With the Dulles brothers in
diplomania I.
Mr. A. Dulles gives evidence at inquiry
into guided missile programme.
Soviet ilseile subs stir senators; CIA
chief. testifies.
IL S. spies may have warned years
ahead of Soviet sputnik.
Our cloak and dagger boys--more bits
then errors? by William MeGaffin.
CIA on the griddle again but for
others' mistakes.
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DATE
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Sept. 26
Oct. 17
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Oct. 30
Nov. 4
Nov. 9
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 19
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
Nov. 29
Nov. 29
Nov. 30
Nov. 30
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New York Herald
Tribune
Atlanta Journal
Louisville Courier
Journal
Botton Sunday
Advertiser
Louisville Courier'
Journal
W shington Post and
Times -Herald
Los Angeles Times
Tarentum (Pa.) Daily
News
Washington Post ara
Times-Herald
Boston Globe
Berkeley (Calif.)
Gazette
Pittsburg Press
Washington Daily Dews
Chicago Tribune
2:25/
Senators briefed. by Allen Dulles.
Allen Dulles is nation's leading spy.
CIA head is experienced.
Guards our security; man of the week,
by David Sentner.
A spy with a Phi Beta Kappa key.
Role of intelligence, by Chalmers M.
Roberts.
The other bhe. Dulles
National scene: intelligence chief
has his problems. (Written by Mr.
Dulles as guest columnist for Themea
L. Stokes)
Trade heads warned of Red growth?,
(On speech by Mr. Dulles before Chamber
of Commerce, by Edward T. Folliard)
Brother Allen speaks out, by Doris
Fleeson.
What evezy Dulles knows, by Alexander
Holmes,
U. S. boss spy pierces world secrete,
by Andrew Tully.
Potomac patter?unapproachable, by
Andrew Tully.
Spy agency mum on how cash is spent,
by John Scali,
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DATE
Dec. 1
Dec. 3
Dec. 6
Dec. 8
Dec. 8
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Nay I
y9
June 4
Jtne 7
June 19
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PUBLIC SPERMS OF
ALLEN WELSH DUL.LES
ADDRESS before New York State Bar Association, on human rights, New
York, 20 June 1947.
ADDRESS before World Council of Churches, on Marshall Plan: New York,
19 Wovvaber 1947.
ADDRESS before New York Export Managers Club, New York, 7 January 1948.
ADDRESS on ETC Radio Forum, What's on your mind, Greenwich, Connecticut,
17 May 1948.
"FINDING the facts; the role of the Central Intelligence Agency."
Address at the New England Governors' Conference, Boston,
16 November 1951.
"BRAIN warfare." Address at the National Alumni Conference of the ?
Graduate Council of Princeton University, Hot Springs: Virginia,
10 April 1953.
ADDRESS at the One BUndredth Annual Meeting of the Greater Providence
YMCA: Providence, 14 May 1953.
ADDRESS before Women's Forum, on National Security, Washington, D. C.,
29 January 1954.
ADDRESS at the Annual Banquet of the Virginia State ChaMber of Commerce,
Richmond, Virginia, 9 April 1954.
"PROGRESS .of freed= abroad." Address delivered at the Nov York Herald?
Tribune Forum, New York, 19 October 1954.
ADDRESS t the Alumni Dinner of the University of Chicago Law School,
Chicago, 30 November 1954._
ADDRESS before the grad:uating class, It. Vernon Seminary, Washington,
D.C., 30 May 1955.
"EDUCATION in the Soviet Union." Address -at the Cammencement Day
Luncheon, Columbia University, New York, 1 June -1955.
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ADDIRESS before the International Association of Chiefs of Police,
Philadelphia, 3 October 1955.
ADDRESS at the Annual Law Day of the Walter F. George School of Iama
Nhrcer University, Macon, Georgia, 28 October 1955.
ADDRESS before the Council =World Affairs, Clevelanda.Ohio? 13 March
1956.
"PURGE of Stalinism." Address before the Los Angeles World Affairs
Council, Asilomar, California, 13 April 1956.
"21e, INDUSTRLAL and technical challenge of the USSR." Address at the
University of Cincinnati's 50th anniversary of cooperative
education - For on Education and Industry at Work for Progress,
Cincinnati, 20 April 1956.
"THE CONNUNIST attack on parliamentary government." Addresa before the
University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Dinner., Philadelphia,
4 May 1956.
ADDRESS before the Society of Cincinnati,? Exeter, New Hampshire,
20 Nhy 1956.
ADDRESS on laying of corneri3tone for Georgetown Presbyterian Church,
Washington, D.C., 1 July 1956.
ADDRESS at naturalization proceedings at the U. S. Court Be;
Waehingtons, D.C., 14 August 1956. -
"THE WEAKNESSES of the Communist dictetorship." Address before the
American Association of Land Grant Collages and State Universities,
Washington, D.C., 14 Nbvember 1956.
"WOODROW Wilson; prophecy and perspective for the present." Address at
Yale University, New Haven, 27 November 1956.
"THE CHALLENGE of Soviet industrial growth." Address before the
Princeton Conference, Princeton Univeraity? Princeton, New jersey,
12 December 1956.
ADDRESS at Carabao Club) Washington, D.C. 22 January 1957.
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"EREUTIONfin the Communist world." Address at the Nessadhusetta
Institute of Technology Mid-America Conference, Chicago, 16
February 1957.
ADDRESS before Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, Fairfax, Virginia,
8 May 1957.
"COMMUNISTS also have their troubles." Address before the San
Francisco Advertising Council, Inc., San Francisco, 19 September
1957. ,
"THE SOVIET challenge." Address before the Conference on America's
Human Resources to Meet the World Scientific Challenge, Yale
University, New Haven, Connecticut, 3 February 1958.
"THE SOVIET economic and trade offensive." Address before the National
Conference on the Foreign Aspects of U. S. National Security,
Washington, D.C., 25 February 1958.
"EHRUSHCHEV'S challenge." Address before the Forty-Sixth Annual
Neeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the U. So, Washington,
DCC., 28 April 1958.
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OFF M /RECORD SPEECHES OF
ALLEN MUER DULL
ADDRESS to the American Legion Foreign Relations Committee: Washington,
D.C., 12 April 1954.
ADDRESS to Conference of Governors: Washington DX.; 27 April 1954.
ADDRESS to National War College: Washington; D.C., 30 April 1954.
ADDRESS to the Calvin Bullock Forum, New York: 1 (lime 1956.
ADDRESS before the Diplomatic and Consular Officers Retired at State
Department auditorium: Washington: D.C.: 7 March 1957.
ADDRESS before the third annual National Strategy Seminar: Carlisle
Barracks; Carlisle: Pa.: 12 attne 1957.
ADDRESS before the Foreign Service Association, Fort McNair;
Washington: D.C.: 20 June 1957.
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PERIODICAL OR NEWSPAPER
Time
Newsweek
New York Times
Newsweek
Fortune
Washington Star
Washington Times Herald
Time
Newsweek
Daily Worker
New York Times Magazine
Daily Worker
Des Moines Register
New York Herald Tribune
New York Daily News
New York Times
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times
New York Times
PHCTOGRAPHS OF
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
DATE PAGE
21 April 1947 110
5 M4y. 1947 103
24 August 1951
2 Nbreh 1953 21
July 1953 36
10 July 1953
15 July 1953
27 July 1953 9
8 February 1954 30
22 March 1954
4 April 1954 15
3 %Time 1954
3 June 1954
3 June 1954
3 clime 1954 2
3 June 1954 13
11 Jane 1954
13 June 1954
13 June 1954 80
20 June 1954 W9/0
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PERIODICAL OR NEWSPAPER
Chicago Daily News
New York Times
Lincoln (Neb.) Journal
Washington Daily News
(Composite) with McCarthy.
U. S. News and World Report
With Gen. Cabell.
Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer
Washington Post and Times Herald
With Clare Booth Luce.,
Christian Science Monitor
Sheboygan (Wis.) Press
With other government
officials.
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Evening Post
With Gisevius.
Christian Science Monitor
With the National Security
Council.
Los Angeles Examiner
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Louis Post Dispatch
With W. Bedell Smith
New York Times
With others at alert base.
Parade
DATE
3 July 1954
5 July 1954
11 July 1954
15 July 1954
16 July 1954
22