ALLEN WELSH DULLES DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

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ALLEN WELSH DULLES
DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
C.I.A. LIBRARY
Washington, D.C.
January 1962
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etiEFACE
This bibliography contains selected material by and
about Mr. Allen Welsh Dulles. An attempt has been made
to include all of his published writings. Books and
articles about him are limited to those concerned,
directly or indirectly, with his role in intelligence;
those books and articles which have only unimportant or
passing references have been omitted. Coverage of the
U-2 incident in 1960 and the Cuban invasion of 1961 is
very selective, since a high percentage of the material
is repetitious.
Mr. Dulles was born in Watertown, New York, 7 April
1893 and was graduated from Princeton University in 1914..
Following a year's teaching in Allahabad, India, he re-
turned to Princeton, where he received a master's degree
in 1916. He then joined the United States Diplomatic
Service, serving in Vienna, Bern, Berlin, Constantinople,
and Washington. He was with the American Commission to
Negotiate Peace at the Paris Peace Conference in 1918-
1919 and also participated in international conferences
in the Coolidge and Hoover administrations. In 19260
Mr. Dulles resigned from the Foreign Service and entered
the practice of law in New York City with the firm or
Sullivan & Cromwell. During World War II, he was chief
of the Office of Strategic Services Mission in Switzer-
land and later in Germany.
After the war, in addition to his law practice, Mr.
Dulles served as a government advisor, particularly in
regard to foreign aid and German policy. He became presi-
dent of the Council on Foreign Relations in 1946. In
1948-1949, he was the Chairman of a three-man committee
to survey the United States intelligence system for the
National Security Council. Mr. Dulles joined the Central
Intelligence Agency late in 1950. He became Deputy. Direc-
tor of Central Intelligence on 23 August 1951 and served
as Director of Central Intelligence from 26 February
1953 to 29 November 1961.
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CONTENTS
I. Books and Pamphlets by Allen Welsh Dulles
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II. Introductions by Allen Welsh Dulles 2
III. Public Speeches of Allen Welsh Dulles,
1936-1961 3-14
IV. Articles and Published Statements by
Allen Welsh Dulles 15-17
V. Allen Welsh Dulles in Books 18-24
VI. Allen Welsh Dulles in Periodical Articles 25-32
VII. Allen Welsh Dulles in The New York Times 33-46
VIII. Allen Welsh Dulles in the Daily Press 47-84
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SECTIONI,.
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS BY
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
L'Allemagne souterraine. Tr. de l'anglais par Habne Breuleux. Genkvel
Paris, Editions des Trois Collines, 1947. 267p.
Translation of: Germany's underground.
The Boer war,' a history. 3d ed. Washington, D.C., 1902. 31p.
"The author of this history is eight years old."--Preface.
Can America stay neutral? by Allen Welsh Dulles and Hamilton Fish Arm-
strong. New York, Harper, 1939. 277p.
Can we be neutral? by Allen Welsh Dulles and Hamilton Fish Armstrong.
New York, Pub. by Harper for Council on Foreign Relations, 1936.
191p.
The Cost of peace. New York, Published by the Council on Foreign Rela-
tions, 1934. 14p.
"Reprinted from Foreign Affairs."
Germany's underground. New York, Macmillan, 1947. 207p.
Power of the president over foreign affairs. n.p.0 1916.
Revising national intelligence estimates: the case of Soviet airpower.
Cambridge, Defense Studies Program, Graduate School of Public
Administration, Harvard University, 1957. 2p. (Harvard University.
Defense Policy Seminar, 1957-58. Serial no.102C)
A letter to Senator Stuart Symington (reproduced)
Reprint of letter. In Congressional Record p.4611-4612, 4 April
1957.
The United Nations, with a statement by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr.
New York, Foreign Policy Association, 1946. 96p. (Headline series,
no.59. September/October, 1946)
Verschworung in Deutschland. Nit einem Geleitwort von Wolfgang von
Eckardt. Kassel, Harriet Schleber Verlag, 1949. 256p.
Translation of: Germany's underground.
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SECTION II
INTRODUCTIONS BY
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
Introduction. In Gisevius, Hans Bernd. To the bitter end. Tr. from
the German by Richard and Clara Winston. Boston, Houghton Mifflin,
1947.
Translation of: Bis zum. Bittern Ende.
This introduction also appears in the London edition of the book,
published by Jonathan Cape in 1948.
Introduction. In Guillain de Benouville, Pierre. The unknown warriors,
a personal account of the French resistance. Tr. from the French
by Lawrence G. Blockman. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1949.
introduction. In Price, Hoyt, and Carl E. Schorske. The problem of
Germany. New York, 1947. -Tdouncil on Foreign Relations. Studies
in American foreign relations, no.5)
Reprinted from Foreign Affairs, April 1947.
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SECTION III
PUBLIC SkiaCHES OF
ALLEN WELSH DULLES: 1936-1961
Listed chronologically.
Address. In American Bar Association. Section of International and
Comparative Law. Neutrality and International sanctions; symposium
discussion held May 6; 1936) Washington, D.C. Chicago, Office of
the Association, 1936. 31p.
Address) Brown University commencement. In New York Times 20:2, 17
June 1947.
Address before New York State Bar Association, on human rights, New York,
20 June 1947, In New York Times 5:41 21 June 1947.
Address before World Council of Churches, on Marshall Plan, New York,
19 November 1947. In New York Times 3:8, 19 November 1947.
Address before New York Export Managers Club, New York, 7 January 1948.
In New York Times 37:2, 7 January 1948.
Address on NBC Radio Forum, What's on your mind, Greenwich, Connecticut,
17 May 1948. (Urges four measures for peace in radio speech) In
New York Times 14:2, 18 Nay 1948.
The responsibility of power; address delivered at the fourth commence-
ment of the School of Advanced International studies. Washington,
D.C., 29 May 1948.
Address to Princeton alumni. In New York Times, 23 February 1951. illus.
Finding the facts; the role of the Central Intelligence Agency; address
at the New England Governor's Conference. Boston, 16 November 1951.
Brain warfare; summary of remarks at the National Alumni Conference
of the Graduate Council of Princeton University. Hot Springs, Va.,
10 April 1953. 13p.
Excerpts under title: Brain warfare, Russia's secret weapon. In
U.S. News & World Report 34:54+, 8 May 1953.
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Address at the one hundredth annual meeting of the Greater Providence
YMCA. Providence, R.I., 14 May 1953. 12p.
Remarks to the Women's Forum on National Security. Washington, D.C.,
29 January 1954. 11p.
Also issued in Congressional Record, Appendix v.99:1013-1015,
8 February 1954.
Excerpts under title: Two billion a year reported spent on Red
fronts. In St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 30 January 1954. .
Address at the annual banquet, Thirtieth annual meeting, Virginia State
Chamber of Commerce. Richmond, Va., 9 April 1954. 14p.
Address to the American Legion Foreign Relations Committee. Washington,
D.C., 12 April 1954.
Address to Conference of Governors. Washington, D.C., 27 April 1954.
Address to National War College. Washington, D.C., 30 April 1954.
Progress of Freedom abroad; address delivered at the New York Herald.
Tribune Forum. New York, 19 October 1954.
Also issued in Vital Speeches 21:869-871, 1 December 1954.
Text under title: Freedom's progress here and abroad. In New York
Herald Tribune, 21 October 1954. illus.
Address at the Alumni Dinner of the University of Chicago Law School.
Chicago, 30 November 1954.
Excerpts. In Cedar Rapids (Ia.) Gazette, 1 December 1954.
Address before the graduating class, Mt. Vernon Seminary. Washington,
D.C., 30 May 1955.
Excerpts under title: Dulles tells class Soviets push schooling.
In Washington Post and Times-Herald, 31 May 1955.
Summary under title: Russia's women have equality overdose. In
Washington Daily News, 11 June 1955.
Remarks on education in the Soviet Union at the Fifty-third Annual Com-
mencement Day luncheon, Columbia University. New York, 1 June 1955.
13p.
Also in New York Times 1:40 2 June 1955; Congressional Record v.1011
pt.6:7691-76932 6 June 1955; Congressional Record, Appendix v.101:
3938-3940, 6 June 1955.
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Text under title: Why Russian freedom is inevitable. In New Leader
v.38, no.24:5-81 13 June 1955. illus.
Condensed under title: Education may lift USSR's bonds. In Wash-
ington Post and Times-Herald, 4 September 1955.
Excerpts under title: Education held threat to Soviets. In
New York Herald Tribune, 2 June 1955. illus.
Excerpts under title: Education in RussiEvmay defeat Communists.
In U.S. News & World Report 39:124+, 16 September 1955.
Excerpts under title: The Soviets "scientist army": the facts. In
London Daily Express, 9 January 1956.
Excerpts under title: How the Kremlin policy might boomerang. In
London Daily Express, 10 January 1956.
Address to the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Philadelphia,
3 October 1955. 14p.
Also in New York Times 24:1, 4 October 1955.
Text under title: Free world defense against Communist subversion;
address, October 3, 1955. In Department of State Bulletin 33:600-
6040 17 October 1955.
Excerpts under title: CIA head cites Red spending for subversion.
In Washington Star, 4 October 1955.
Excerpts. In U.S. News & World Report 39:126+, 14 October 1955.
Address at the annual Law Day of the Walter F. George School of Law,
Mercer University. Macon, Ga., 28 October 1955. 16p.
Excerpts under title: U.S. can't relax vigilance, Dulles says in
speech here. In Macon (Ga.) News, 28 October 1955.
The, economy and scientific manpower resources of the Soviet Union; ad.-
dress to the Industrial Associates of the California Institute of
Technology. New York, 31 January 1956. 14p.
Address before the Council on World Affairs. Cleveland, 13 March 1956.
Purge of Stalinism; address before Los Angeles World Affairs Council.
Asilomar, Calif., 13 April 1956. 22p.
Also issued in Department of State Bulletin 34:758-765, 7 Nay 1956;
Congressional Record, Appendix v.102:3741-3743, 9 Nay 1956.
Text under title: Soviet rulers in real trouble. In, U.S. News &
World Report v.401 no.17:154-1590 27 April 1956. illus.
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Excerpts under title: CIA chief explains why Russ belittling Stalin.
In Los Angeles Examiner, 13 April 1956.
The industrial and technical challenge of the USSR; address, at the
University of Cincinnati's 50th anniversary of cooperative educa-
tion-Forum on education and industry at work for progress.
Cincinnati, 20 April 1956. 17p.
Excerpts under title: CIA boss tells U.S. how Reds take ideas.
In Cincinnati Post, 21 April 1956. illus.
Excerpts under title: Rusia's growing strength could be a weakness.
In U.S. News & World Report 40:124-1271 11 May 1956. illus.
Translation of extracts under title: L'Opinion des services
secrets U.S. In L'Express (Paris) no.258:90 1 Jane 1956.
The Communist attack on parliamentary government; address given at the
University of Pennsylvania Law Review Dinner. Philaglelphia, 4 May
1956. 24p.
Text under title: Reds plan "to use freedom" to destroy the
free. In U.S. News & World Report 40:132-134+, 25 May 1956. illus.
Excerpts under title: Allen Dulles says Reds seek to infil-
trate. In St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 6 May 1956.
Address before the Society of the Cincinnati: Exeter, N.H. 20 May 1956.
Excerpts under title: Exeter hears talk about CIA by Nr. Dulles.
In Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader, 22 May 1956.
Address to the Calvin Bullock Forum. New York 1 June 1956.
Address on laying of cornerstone for Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
Washington) D.C., 1 July 1956.
Excerpts under title: Dulles speaks at laying of cornerstone of
Georgetown Presbyterian church. In Washington Post and Times-
Herald, 2 July 1956. illus.
Address at naturalization proceedings at the U.S. Court House. Washing-
ton, D.C.., 14 August 1956.
The weaknesses of the Communist dictatorship; address before the American
Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities.
Washington, D.C., 14 November 1956. 17p.
AlsoAstued in Proceedings of the American Association of Land-
Grant Colleges and State Universities (1956)1).40-47, 1957; New York
Times 24:52'15 November 1956. illus.; Department of State Bulletin
v.35, no.910:874-879, 3 December 1956.
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Excerpts under title: Russians fear-rule toppling CIA head says.
In Washington Star, 14 November 1956.
Excerpts under title: Intelligence chief sees -- signs of weakness
in Soviet dictatorship. In U.S. News et World Report v.41:132-
134, 23 November 1956.
Woodrow Wilson: prophecy and perspective for the present; address at
Yale University. New Haven, 27 November 1956. 21p.
Also issued in New York Times 6:213, 28 November 1956; Vital
Speeches 23:176-180, 1 January 1957.
Excerpts under title: CIA chief sees
ton Star, 28 November 1956.
The challenge of Soviet industrial growth;
ton Conference, Princeton University.
1956. 23p.
Stalinism's end.
In Washing-
address before the Prince-
Princeton, N.J., 12 December
Also issued in Princeton University Conference, 1st0 1956. Prince-
ton, N.J., 1951. 61-75pi New York Times 9:3050 13 December 1956.
Excerpts under title: Chief of CIA says Russ restive. In San
Francisco Examiner0 13 December 1956.
Address at Carabao Club. Washington, D.C., 22 January 1957.
Evolution in the Communist world; address at the Massachusetts Insti-
tute-of TechnolOgy Mid-America Conference. Chicago, 16 February
1957, 19p.
Also issued in Congressional Record, Appendix:v.1030 no.31:1438-
14400 25. February 1957; Technology Review v.590 no.6:295-298,
322-326, April 1957.
Excerpts under title: Allen Dulles says Soviet unrest rises. In
Washington Post and Times-Herald, 17 February 1957.
Address before the Diplomatic and Consular Officers Retired at State
Department auditorium. Washington, D.C., 7-Narch 1957.
-Address before Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce. Fairfax, Va., 8
? Nay 1957.
Excerpts under title: Dulles pledges CIA will fit in. In Wash-
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ington Post and Times-Herald, 9 Nay 1957.
Address before the third annual National Strategy Seminar, Carlisle
Barracks. Carlisle, Pa., 12 June 1957.
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Address before the Foreign Service Association, Fort McNair. Washing-
ton, D.C., 20 June 1957.
?The dommunists also have their problems; address before the Advertising
Council, Inc. San Francisco, 19 September 1957. 23p.
Also issued in New York Times 4:30 21 September 1957; Vital Speeches
24:3-8, 15 October 1957; Department of State Bulletin v.370 no.
956:639-646, 21 October 1957.
Excerpts under title: Khrushchev faces army overthrow, CIA chief
says, by Don Whitehead. In New York Herald Tribune, 21 September
1957. illus.
SUmmary of Mr. Dulles! speech in San Francisco, by Ansell Mbwrer.
In Philadelphia Inquirer, 26 September 1957.
Russia's missile firepower; cold facts; summary of address [before Senate
Preparedness subcommittee] In Newsweek 50:58-59, 9 December 1957.
The Soviet challenge; address before the Conference on America's Human
Resources to Meet the World Scientific Challenge, Yale University.
New Haven, 3 February 1958. 14.
Also issued in Department of State Bulletin v.381 no.975:338-343,
3 March 1958; the Texas Quarterly v.1, no.3:74-830 Summer/Autumn
1958; Dun's Review and Modern Industry 74:114-115+, November 1959.
illus.
The Soviet economic and trade offensive; address before the National
Conference on the Foreign Aspects of U.S. National Security. (presi-
dent's International Development Advisory Board) Washington, D.C.,
25 February 1958. 12p.
Summary. In Washington Post and Times-Herald 26 February 1958.
illus.
Excerpts. In New York Herald Tribune, 26 February 1958. illus.
Khrushchev's challenge; address to'Gthe the Forty-sixth annual meeting,
of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States.gbilhitgton-1.0
28 April 1958. 18p.
Reprint by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Washington, D.C., April
1958. 8p. illus.
Also issued in New York Times 8:3, 8:5-7, _illus.; 1:60 29 April
1958; Congressional Record v.1041 pt.6:7575-7578, 29 April 1958;
Congressional Record v.1040 pt.6:7813-7814, 7820, I May 1958; Vital
Speeches 24:453-456, 15 May 1958.
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Excerpts under title: Trade heads warned of Red growth, by Edward
T. Folliard. In Washington Post and Times-Herald, 29 April 1958,
Excerpts under title: Can Russia outstrip U.S.? In U.S. News &
World Report 44:105, 9 May 1958. illus.
Condensed under title: Economic war is Soviet aim. In Freedom
and Union p.8-11, June 1958.
Excerpts. In Congressional Record v.104, no.88:8965-89660 3 June
1958.
Remarks at the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Practising Law
Institute, 25th annual reception at the Association of the Bar of
the City of New York, New York, 15 October 1958. 11p.
Excerpts under title: Problems of freedan in newly emerging
states. In New York Times 7:1, 16 October 1958.
Excerpts under title: CIA Director raps critics. In Hamilton (Ohio)
Journal-News, 17 October 1958.
Excerpts under title: CIA chief says Reds won't risk war in bid
to dominate world. In The Stars and Stripes (Mediterranean Issue),
17 October 1958.
Excerpts. In Department of State Bulletin v.39/ no.1013:827-8301
24 November 1958.
The Communist challenge to free government; address to the Women's Foram
on National Security. Washington, D.C.., 30 January 1959. 15p.
Also issued in New York Times 3:6, 31 January 1959.
Excerpts under title: CIA director warns on Soviet threat. In
Washington Star, 30 January 1959.
Excerpts under title: Security foruktold: Nan can survive weeks
in space, by Eileen Summers, In Washington Post and Times-Herald,
31 January 1959. illus.
The Challenge of Soviet power; address to the Edison. Electric Institute,
New Orleans, La., 8 April 1959. Washington, 1959. 21p.
Reprinted by U.S. Dept. of State: Washington, D.C., 27 April 1959.
15p. (U.S. Dept. of State Publication 6823. EUropean and British
Commonwealth series, 55)
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Also issued in New York Times 8:1, 9 April 1959. illus.; Commercial
and Financial Chronicle, 16 April 1959. illus.; Department of State
Bulletin v.40, no.1035:583-589, 27 April 1959; Congressional Record,
Appendix v.105, no.68:3635-36381 30 April 1959; Vital Speeches v.251
no.14:424-4281 1 May 1959.
Excerpts. In Quincy (Mass.) Patriot-Leader, 14 April 1959.
Excerpts under title: Why worry about Russia? In U.S. News & World
Report v.46, no.16:1341 20 April 1959. illus.; Reprint. In Con-
gressional Record, Appendix v.105, no.60:3254-32561 21 April 1959.
Excerpts. Broadcast over WRCATV (New York), 19 July 1959.
Alert to the Communist challenge; address before the Project Alert.
Lubbock, Texas, 9 April 1959. -
Excerpts under title: Allen Dulles warns of long period of tense
maneuvering between East, West. In Lubbock Evening journal, 10
April 1959. illus.
William J. Donovan and the national security; speech to the Erie
County Bar Association. Buffalo, 4 May 1959. 20p.
Also issued in Congressional Record v.1051 no.77:7265-7268, 14
May 1959.
Address, (N.Y.) Governor's Special Task Force on Protection from Radio-
Active Fallout. Albany, 6 July 1959.
Excerpts under title: Says USSR intends to use nuclear blackmail ,
to help gain world Communist objective. In New York Times 1:8,
7 Ally 1959. illus.; 12:4, 5 August 1959.
Remarks to the National Strategy Seminar, the Nationnl War College.
Washington, D.C., 24 July 1959. 15p.
Also issued in New York Times 5:1, 25 July 1959; Congressional
Record, Appendix v.1051 no.126:6468-64701 27 July 1959.
Same with title: Some implications of the Soviet threat. In Depart-
ment of State Bulletin 41:274-278, 24 August 1959.
Same with title: Analysis of the Soviet threat. In Vital Speeches
v.250 no.22:687-6901 1 September 1959.
Excerpts. In San Diego (Calif.) Union, 4 September 1959.
Remarks at the cornerstone ceremony, Central Intelligence Agency head-
quarters building. Tnngley, Va., 3 November 1959.
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Reprint under title: The Director's remarks. In Cornerstone lay-
ing of the Central Intelligence Agency building by-the President of
the United States, 3 November 1959. Washington, D.C., Central
Intelligence Agency, 1959. illus.
Also in New York Times 30:3, 4 November 1959; Department of State
Bulletin 41:743, 23 November 1959.
Statement to the Subcommittee on Economic Statistics of the Joint Economic
Committee of the Congress of the United States, 13 November 1959,
in Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C., 1959. 25p.
Same under title: Some implications of Soviet economic development;
statement, November 13, 1959. In Department of State Bulletin v.41,
no.1068:867-874, 14 December 1959.
Also issued in U.S. Congress. joint Economic Committee. Subcom-
committee on Economic Statistics. Comparisons of the United States
and Soviet economies; hearings. Washington, 1960. p.1-27.
Excerpts under title: Dulles calls Nikita boasts mostly myths, by
William Moore. In Chicago Tribune, 14 November 1959.
Excerpts under title: The Soviet challenge and what we can do, by
J. A. Livingston. In Washington Post and Times-Herald, 20 November
1959.
Excerpts under title: Inside look at the race between U.S. and
Russia. In U.S. News & World Report v.470 no.21:97-990 23 November
1959. illus.
Excerpts. In Congressional Record v.1061 no.131:1197, 26 January
1960; v.106:2104-21052 9 February 1960.
Address before the National Association of Manufacturersi,64thCongressL;
of American Industry. New York, 4 December 1959. 16p.
Also issued in New York Times 4:3, 5 December 1959. illus.
Condensed under title: The Soviet challenge! Based on address be-
fore the National Association of ManufaCtuters. In Industrial
Development and Manufacturer's Record 129:6-8+, February 1960. illus.
Excerpts. In The Executive (Baker Library, Harvard University)
p.23-251 March 1960.
Remarks on receiving the Salvation Army Citation for 1959 at the Annual
Luncheon Meeting of the Salvation Army. New York, 15 December
1959. 10p.
Also issued in New York Times 8:3, 16 December 1959; New York Post,
16 December 1959.
Address to the Honors Night Dinner, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences,
New York, 26 January 1960. 22p.
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? Excerpts. In Congressional Record v.1060 no.15:1395-1396, 28
January 1960.
Excerpts under title: How the U.S. sized up Soviet military power.
In U.S. News & World Report 48:102-103, 8 February 1960. illus.
Excerpts under title: Dulles outlines CIA's intelligence role.
In Aviation Week and Space Technology 72:87+, 15 February 1960.
illus.
Excerpts under title: Intelligence estimating and national
security. In Department of State Bulletin 42:411-417, 14 March
1960.
Excerpts under title: The role of Central Intelligence. In
The Federalist p.2-40 Fall 1960. illus.
Problems and threatof international communism; address to Edmund A.
Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. Washington,
D.C., 23 March 1960.
Public order and the preservation of our freedoms; address to St. George
Association, Inc. of the Police'Department of the City of New York.
New York, 1 May 1960. 12p.
Also issued in Congressional Record, Appendix v.106: 4874-4875,
8 June 1960.
Address at claSs of '38 reunion, Princeton University. In New York Times
13:1, 11 Jane 1960.
Address to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Detroit, Mich., 22 August
1960. 16p.
Also issued in New York Times 3:40 23 August 1960; Congressional
Record, Appendix v.106, no.140:6252-62541 23 August 1960; Con,.
gressional Record v.1061 no.144:16785-167871 27 August 1960.
Digest under title: Communist menace; to meet it we must under-
stand it. In Washington Star, 24 August 1960.
Digest under title: Reds' blueprint for conquest. In Richmond
(Va.) Times-Dispatch, 28 August 1960. illus.
Excerpts under title: Dulles talks of Soviets' blueprint for
conquest. In Fargo (N.D.) Forum, 2 September 1960.
Excerpts under title: "Let's not expect communists to change their
spots"; CIA chief cites knowledge of Reds' tactics as best U.S.
defense. In San Diego Union, 4? September 1960. illus.
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Excerpts under title: Mbre than a conspiracy. In Moline (Ill.)
Dispatch, 5 September 1960.
Excerpts under title: A new warning on Russia from a top U.S.
official. In U.S. News & World Report 49:87-90, 5 September 1960.
illus. ?
Excerpts under title: Communist theory and practice; basic elements
of Khrushchev's present policy. In Vital Speeches v.26, no.24:742-
745, 1 October 1960.
Condensed under title: Studying coimnu?isni. In Emporia (Kan.)
Emporia Gazette, 26 November 1960.
Condensed under title: We can't lick compinnisza without understand-
ing it. In Reader's Digest 77:237-240, December 1960.
Excerpts under title: The sinister '60s; next ten years will decide
if free world will remain free. In V.F.W. p.10+0 January 1961.
illus.
The Central Intelligence Agency; address before the meeting of the Sec-
tion of Corporation Banking and Business Law, 'Washington, D.C.,
29 August 1960.
Also issued in The Business Lawyer v.160 no.1:48-530 November 1960.
Summary of remarks to All-American Conference to coMbat communism and
Kansas City Association for International Relations and Trade.
Kansas City (Mb.), 11 November 1960.
Excerpts under title: Dulles answers questions, but information
is meager. In Kansas City Times, 12 November 1960. illus.
The power of ideas; summary of remarks to the Printing Week-Dinner,
New-York Employing Printers Association. New York, 16 January 1961.
10p,
Text. Broadcast,over:WOR (New York) and Mutual Broadcasting Syttem
Network, 16 January 1961.
Also issued in New York Times 34:1, 17 January 1961.
Summary of remarks to the Annual University of Presidents, Young Presi-
dents' Organization. San Juan, P.R., 17 April 1961.
Incentives in the Soviet Union; summary of remarks at Thirty-first
Annual National Business Conference, Harvard Business School.
Boston, 9 June 1961. 16p.
Also issued in New York Times 2:4, 10 June 1961.
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Condensed under title: What drives the Soviet manager?- the
Communists have effectively combined carrots and sticks. In
Harvard Business School Bulletin 37:6-12, August 1961.
Remarks at announcement of appointment of John McCone as the Direc-
tor of C.I.A. at the U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., 27 September
1961.
Also issued in New York Times 20:1,20 28 September 1961.
Remarks of the, President and Mr. Dulles at the ceremonies marking the
presentation of the Natimial Security Medal to Mr.. Dulles.
Langley, Va., 28 November 1961.
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SECTION IV
ARTICLES AND PUBLISHED STATEMENTS
BY ALLEN WELSH DULLES
Alternatives for Germany. In Foreign Affairs 25:421-432, April 1947.
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, GPO,
1956. v.2, p.423-430.
Disarmament in the atomic age. In Foreign Affairs 25:204-216, January
1947
Exchange of letters between the President and. Mr. Dulles in connection
'with the latter's resignation as Director. Washington, D.C., 28-
29 November 1961.
Foreign-language specialists; letter. In Congressional Record v.1014
pt..911312113131 22 July 1955.
Germany: a formula. In New York Times Nhgazine p.8-9+0 6 June 1948.
Goodby, Berlin! In Collier's 117:80-81, 11 May 1946.
Interview by Rep. Harold C. Ostertag for TV, New York State, 17 June
1956.
Excerpts under title; Soviet lead in missiles discounted. In
Washington Post and Times-Herald, 18 June 1956:
Interview by Rep. Kenneth B. Keating on program "Let's look at Con-
gress" over Station WHAM-TV, Rochester, New York, and Station
WHEN-TV, Buffalo, New York. .n.p.? 1955. 8p.
Excerpts under title: Red's machinations unabated, Allen Dulles
asserts, In Cincinnati Enquirer, 10 October 1955.
Excerpts under title: Red's habits unchanged, CIA finds. In
Washington Post rniii Times-Herald, 10 October 1955.
Interview on program "Meet the Press" televised over Station WRC-NBC,
31 DeCeaer 1961.
Excerpts under title: Dulles denies Cuba uprising was expected.
In Washington Star, 1 January 1962.
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Interview over WMAL-ABC Radio Stationl.Washington, 11 November 1955.
(Pre-recorded)
Text under title: Tension in Mid-East highly dangerous, by Richard
Rendell. In Washington Star, 13 November 1955. illus.
Let's look-at Russia honestly. In Parade Nhgazine.p.12-13, 3 ally 1955.
illus. and cover photo.
National scene: intelligence chief has his-problems. (Written by Mri
Dulles as guest columnist-for Thomas L. Stokes) In Tarentum (Pa.)
Daily News, 22 April 1958.
New techniques of Communist disruption. In New Leader 38:19, 31 October
1955.
Progress toward disarmament. In Foreign Affairs 11:54-65, October 1932.
Review. Nbyzisch, L. C. Operation Cicero. In New York Herald Tribune
Book Review p.5, 29 October 1950.
Statement [at resignation] Washington, D.C., 28 November 1961.
Trouble ahead from Russia's surplus guns. In U.S. News & World Report
39:126-128, 14 October 1955.
We tell Russia too much; interview with Allen W. Dulles, Directorl-Cen-
tral Intelligence Agency. Washington, l954. p.62-68. illus.
Special reprint from. U.S. News & World Report, March 19, 1954.
Photo on cover.
What we know about Russia's strength. In Chicago Sunday Tribune Maga-
zine pt.3:18-19, 17 ally 1960. illus..
U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS. The supplemental
appropriation bill, 1957. 'Hearings before subcommittees of the
Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-
fourth Congress, second session. Washington) GPO, 1956415. 2 pts.
Nr. DulleOrtestimony on the new CIA building: p.238-306.
U.S. CONGRESS. SENATE. CONNITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS. The supplemental
appropriation bill, 1956. Hearings before the Committee on Appropri-
ations, United States Senate, Eighty-fourth Congress, first session,
on H.R. 7278, an act making supplemental appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes. Washing-
ton, GPO, 1955. 1133p.
Nr. Dulles' testimony on the new CIA building: p.239-316.
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U.S. CONGRESS, SENATE. COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS. The supple-
mental appropriation bill, 1957. Hearings before the Committee 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, GPO, 1956. 789p.
Mr. Dulles' testimony on the new CIA building: p.719-776.
U.S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMM.= ON ARMED SERVICES. Military public
works construction. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Real
Estate and Military Construction of the Committee on Armed Services,
United States Senate, Eighty-fourth Congress, first session, on
S. 1765, H.R. 6829, a bill to authorize certain construction at
military, naval, and air force installattmmik'and fOrJother pan,
poses ... Washington, GPO, 1955. 762p.
Hearings held May 9 - Jane 27, 1955. Mr. Dulles supports request
for authority to provide a headquarters installationfforither;Cen
tral Intelligence Agency: p.536-549.
- - - 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 Depart-
ment 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 concerned with the
national security. Washington, GPO, 1947. 3:lots.
Memorandum respecting Section 202 (Central Intelligence Agency)
of the bill to provide for a National defense establishment,
submitted by Allen W. Dulles, April 25, 1947: p.525 If.
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SECTION V
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
IN BOOKS
ABOUT those who are against the peace. Moscow, State Publishing House
for Political Literature, 1957. 421p.
Partial contents: The dirty work of Allen Dulles, p.114-124.
Translation of: 0 tekh kto protiv mira.
ADAMS SHERMAN. Firsthand report; the story of the Eisenhower
administration. New York, Harper, 1961. 481p.
ALLEN Welsh Dulles [biography] In Current Biography, 1949. New York,
H. W. Wilson, 1950. p.178-1770.
ALSOP, STEWART, and THOMAS BRADEN. Sub rosa; the 0.S.S.and American
espionage. .New York, Reynal & Hitchcock, 1946. 237p.
Also published in Sweden.
AFTBEKER, HERBERT. The truth about Hungary. New York, Mainstream
Publishers, 1957. 256p.
ARMSTRONG, ANNE. Unconditional surrender; the impact of the Casablanca
policy upon World War II. New Brunswick, N.J., Rutgers UniVersity
Press, 1961. 304p.
HEAL, JOHN ROBINSON. John Foster Dulles: a biography. New York,
Harper, 1957. 331p.
BLOCH-MORHANGE, JACQUES. Les fabricants de guerres; espions allemands,
1918-1950. Paris, Editions "Je Sere, 1950. 289p.
BUCHNEIT, GERT. Soldatentumund Rebellion; die Tragodie der deutschen
Wehrmacht. Rastatt/Baden, Grote, 1961. 509p.
CARLI-BALLOLA, RENATO. "1953" [i.e. "Diciannove-eentoeinvente-tre]
processo Parri. Milano, Editrice Ceschinal 1954. 205p. ,
- - - Storia della resistenza. Milano, Edizioni Avanti, 1957.
369p. (Biblioteca socialista, 4-5)
CARTER, JOHN FRANKLIN. Republicans on the Potomac; the new
Republicans in action, by Jay Franklin [pseud.] New York, McBride,
1953. 288p.
CATALANO, FRANCO. Storia del C.L.N.A.I. Bari, Laterza, 1956. 456p.
(Libri del tempo, no.31)
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DELZELL, CHARLES F. Mussolini's enemies; the Italian anti-Fascist-
resistance. Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1961. 620p.
DOLLNANN-, BUGEN: Call me coward. Introd. by Field-Marshal
Kesselring. London, Kimber, 1956. 201p.
? - -. Rama nazista. Tr. dal tedesco di Italo Zingarelli. Milano,
Longanesi, 1951. 440p.
.DONOVAN, ROBERT J. Eisenhower; the inside story. Beti York,. Harper,
1956. '423p.
DOWNES, DONALD. The scarlet thread; adventures in wartime espionage.
New York, British Book Centre, 1953. 207p.
DUILES, JOHN FOSTER. War or peace. New York, Naathillan, 1950. '274p.
EDWARDS, BOB; and KENNETH DUNE. A study of a master spy (Allen
Dulles). London, Housmans Publishers and Booksellers and the
Chemical Workers' Union, 1961. 79p.
2d edition published in 1961 with an additional preface on Cuba.
FALSIrihRS of history; an historical document on the origins of World
War II. New York, Committee for Promotion of Peace, 1948? 63p.
Originally published in "Soviet Russia Today," April 1948.
FARAGO, LADISLAS. Burn after reading; the espionage history of World
War II. New York, Walker, 1961. 319p.
- - -. War of wits; the anatomy of espionage and intelligence.
New York, Rink & Wagnalls, 1954. 379p.
FITZGIBBON, CONSTANTINE. Officers plot to kill Hitler. Abridged.
New York, Avon Publications, 1956. 222p.
Original title: 20 July.
- - The shirt of Nessus. London, Cassell, 1956. 288p.
American ed. has title: 20 July.
20 July. New York, W. W. Norton 1956. 285p.
English ed. has title: The shirt of Nessus.
FOLEY, CHARLES. Commando extraordinary. Abridged. New York, Ballan-
tine Books, 1954. 180p.
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FORD, COREY, and ALASTAIR MACBAIN. Cloak and dagger; the secret story
of OSS. New York, Grosset & Dunlap, 1945. 216p.
GILLMOR, DANIEL. Fear, the accuser, New York, Abelard-Schuman, 1954.
308P.
GISEVIUS, BANS BERND. Bis zum bittern Ende. ZUrich, Fretz & Wasmuth,
1946. 2v.
- - - -. To the bitter end. Tr. from the German by Richard and
Clara Winston. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1947. 632p.
Also available in other languages.
GORLITZ, WALTER.. Der zweite Weltkrieg, 1939-1945. Stuttgart,
Steingruben Verlag, 1952. 624p.
HTLSMAN, ROGER. Strategic intelligence and national decisions.
Glencoe, Ill., Free Press, 1956. 187p.
HODIC, JOSEF. The continuation of the policy of Munich [i.e., of the
Hitler regime] by the Western Powers in the Second World War. In
Obermann, Karl, and Josef Politens*, eds. Die Bintergruende-des
MUenchner Abkommens von 1938. Berlin, Mitten & Loening, 1959.
p.125-130. (Schriftenreihe der Kbmmission der Historiker der DDR
mid der CSR, Bd.2)
Translation of chapter entitled: Die Fbrtsetzung der Politik von
MUenchen durch die Westmaechte im Zweiten Weltkrieg.
- ? -.. Die Fortsetzung der Pblitik von Maenchen durch die West-
maechte im Zweiten Weltkrieg. In Obermann, Khrl, and Josef
PolienskSr,_eds. Die Bintergruende des NUenchner Abkommens von
1938. Berlin, RUtten & Loening, 1959. p.125-130. (Schriftenreihe
der 'Commission der Historiker der DDR und der CSR1.Bd.2)
HOETTL, WILRELM. Die Geheime Front; Organisation, Personen und
Aktionen des Deutschen Geheimdienstes, von Walter Hagen [pseud.]
Linz, Nibelungen Verlag, 1950. 515p.
- - - Hitler's paper weapon. Tr. from the German by Basil Creigh-
ton. London, Hart-Davis, 1955. 187p.
- - - -. The secret front; the story of Nazi political espionage.
Tr. from the German by R. H. Stevens. New York, Frederick A.
Praeger, 1954. 327p.
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HOETTL, WILHELM. Unternahmen Bernhard; Ein historischer Tatsachenbericht
Uber die grosste GeldfUlschungsaktion aller Zeiten [von] Walter
Hagen [pseud.] Weis, WelsermUhl, 1955. 291p.
HUNGARY. KULUGYMINISZTERIUM. Documents on the hostile activity, of
the United States government against the Hungarian' People's Republic.
Budapest, Hungarian State Publishing House, 1951. 323p.
JESSUP, 2LtLLIP CARL. International security; the American rfte in
collective action for peace'. New York, Council on Foreign Relations,
1935. 157p.
Prepared under the direction of a committee appointed by the Coun-
cil on foreign relations, A. W. Dulles, chairman, for submission
to the eighth International" studiesconference to be held in London,
June 3, 1935. cf. Foreword.
JOESTEN, JOACHIM. C.I.A.; wie der amerikanische Geheimdipnst arbeitet.
iithateni Isar Verlag, 1958, 190p.
Chap. 8: Dulles and Dulles, p.70-77. Portrait facing p.65.
KINSHE, JON. Spying for peace; General Guisan and Swiss neutrality.
London, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1961. 168p."
KEENER, JOHANN,VON. -Le livre noir de l'espionnage. Paris, Editions
Fleuve Noir, 1955. 222p.
Portrait facing page 32.
LERNER, DANIEL. Sykewar; psychological warfare against Germany, D-Day
to VE-Day. New York)Stewart? 1949. 463p.
LIGHT, ROBERT E., and CARL MARZANI. Cuba versus CIA. New York,
Marzani & Mansell, 1961. 72p. illus.
MADER, JULIUS.- Aliens gangster in aktion. Berlin, /Congress Ver-
lag, 1959. 160p.
- Gangstery Allena Dallesa. Modkva, Voynizdat, 1960. 162p.
Translation of: Aliens gangster in aktion.
- - -. Die Graue Hand; eine Abrechnung mit dem Bonner Geheimdienst.
Berlin, Kongress-Verlag, 1960, 238p.
MARTIN, JAMES STEWART. All honorable men. Boston, Little, Brown,
1950., 326p.
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MAXWELL, GEORGE, pseud. El C.I.A. Madrid, Editorial Dolar, (n.d.]
191p.
Portrait on rear cover.
MCCDEN, OTTO. Der Ruf des Gewissens; der osterreichische Freiheitskampf
1938-1945. Wien, Verlag Herold, 1958. 370p.
0 TEKH kto protiv mira; stat'il ocherki, pamflety. Pod obshchey red.
14.Moreva. Moskva, Gospolitizdat, 1957. 551p.
Partial contents: Gryaznaya rabota Allena Dallesa, by V. Makhov
(p.157-171)--Politsiya--prezhde vsego, by O. Prudkov (p.183-197)
RANSOM, HARRY HOWE. Central intelligence and national security.
Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1958. 287p.
REITLINGER, GERALD ROBERTS. The SS, alibi of a nation, 1922-1945.
New York) Viking Press, 1957. 502p.
Also available in British and German editions.
RITTER, GERHARD. Carl Goerdeler und die deutsche Widerstandsbewegnung.
Stuttgart, Deutsche Verlags. Anstalt, 1954. 630p.
- - - The German resistance; Carl Goerdeler's struggle against
tyranny. London, Allen & Unwin, 1958. 330p.
Translation of: Carl Goerdeler unci die deu.tocbe WiaerOandOewegnung.
ROTBFEIS,'HANS. The German opposition to Hitler. Hinsdale,
Regnery, 1948. 172p.
RUSSIA. SOVETSKOYE INFORMATSIONNOYE BYURO. Caught in the act; facts
about U.S. espionage and subversion against the U.S.S.R. Moscow,
Soviet Information Bureau, 1960. 159p.
Translation of original Russian: Pbymany s polichnym; sbornik fak-
tov o shpionazhe i podryvnykh deystviyakh SShA protiv SSSR. Mbsk-
Sovetskoye Informatsionnoys Byuro, 1960. 151p.
Also issued under title: Con las manos en la masa. Montevideo,
Ediciones Pueblos Unidos? 1961. 160p.
Falsificators of history (an historical note) Text of a
communique issued by the Soviet Information Bureau. Moscow,
1948. 61p.
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SCHLABRENDORFF, FABIAN 'VON. They almost killed Hitler. Prepared and
ed. by Gero v. S. Gaevernitz. New York, Macmillan, 1947. 150p.
English ed. has title: Revolt against Hitler.
Also available in other languages.
SCHREYER, WOLFGANG. Die Piratenchronik; dramatische Szenen und
Berichte aus der Geschichte der Luftspionage. Berlin, Kongress-Ver-
lag, 1961. 200p.
SECKBACHER, PETER.- Dollars dirnen Divisionen; eine Reportage aus
unseren Tagen. Berlin, Kongressa7Verlag, 1955. 128p.
Mbnopoiherren, Meinungsknufer, Militaristen, em n Tatsachen-
bericht nit Dokumenten. Berlin, Kongress-Verlag, 1954. 143k.
Portrait: p.13.
SEDOV, V. The secrets of American espionage. Moscow, Krasnaya
Zvezdal 1960. 6p.
Complete translation of the original Russian: Tayny amerikanskogo
shpionazha.
Review of: Aliens gangster in aktion, by Julius Nader.
SIEGER, KURT D. The men in the Trojan horse. Boston, Beacon Press,
1953. 258p.
SOYUZ ZHURNALISTOV SSSR. NO return for U-2; truth about the pro-.
vocative penetration of Soviet air space by an American plane.
Moscow, Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1960. 174p.
Translation of original Russian: Samolet "U-2"; ne vernetsya
na bazu.
Also available in other languages.
STEWART, GORDON. The cloak and dollar war. London, Lawrence and
Wishart, 1953. 72p.
STOLPER, GUSTAV. German realities. New York, Reynal & Hitchcock,
1948. 341p.
TULLY, ANDREW. CIA, the inside story. New York, Morrow, 1962. 276p.
U.S. COMMISSION ON ORGANIZATION OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE GOVERN-
MENT (1953-1955) Intelligence activities; a report to the Con-
gress. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1955. 76p.
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U.S. PRESIDENT'S COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION ACTIVITIES ABROAD. [Con-
clusions and recommendations of the Committee on Information
Activities Abroad, Honorable Mansireld D. Sprague, Chairman]
Washington, 1961. lv.
VAVRA, IVAN. The master of futility. Translation. Original text.
In Mlada Fronta (Prague), 15-17 Settemb0-1961.
VENKATARAMAN, S. P. C.I.A. exposed; an account of the activities
of the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States of
America with special reference to Cuba. New Delhi, New Literature,
1961. 16p.
WHEELER-BENNET, JOHN W. The nemesis of power; the German army in
politics, 1918-1945. London, Macmillan; New York, St. Martin's I.
Press, 1953. 829p.
YAMADA, TAIJIRO. America no himitsu kikan. Tokyo, Satsuki Shobo,
1953. 207p. illus.
YERENENKO, ANDREY IVANOVICH. Protiv fal'sifikatsii istorii vtoroy
mirovoy voyny. 2. perer. i dop. izd. Moskva, Inogiz, 1959. 148p.
zzLimil EBERHARD. Geist der Freiheit, der zwanzigste Juli. MUnchen,
Rum, 1956. 462p.
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ALLEN WELSH DULLES'
IN PERIODICAL ARTICLES',
ALBRIGHT, ROBERT C. Bomb shelter work urged by Governors--- con-
ference sees it as defense against attack or blackmail. In Con-
gressional Record v.1050 no.151:15037, 31 August 1959.
Reprinted from Washington Post and Times-Herald, 5 August 1959.
ALLEN Dulles and [Povl] Bang-Jensen [failure of Dulles to investigate
alleged Soviet infiltration of the Central Intelligence Agency]
In National Review v.8, no.4:64, 30 January 1960.
ALLEN Dulles; chef des services de renseignements Etats-Unis. illus.
In L'Orient (Beirut) p.5, 2 June 1960.
ALLEN Dulles: Der FernaufklUrer. In Der Spiegel (Hamburg) v.14 no.22:
20-33, 1960.
ALLEN Welsh Dulles American master spy. In Vilna. Respublikinis
radijas. Reports of the Soviet Occupied Vilna Broadcasting
Station p.5-71 2 June 1960.
ALSOP, STEWART. The lessOns of the Duban disaster. In The Saturday
Evening Post v.2340 no.25:26-27+, 24 June 1961. illus.
TBE ATIANTIC,report on Washington. In Atlantic Monthly 198:8-10,
August 1956.
The right to know, p.101 refers to Mr. Dulles' comtents on Soviet
education.
BAKER, RUSSELL.- Other Mr. Dulles, of the In New York Times
Mhgazine p.17+1 16 March 1958. ,illus. '
BEHIND the U-2: CIA and the anxious congressmen. In Newsweek 55:30,
16 May 1960. illus.
BENTON, WILLIAM. How strong is Russia? And how weak? In New York
? ? Timet Magazine p.9+, 10 June 1956.
BETTER spies for U. S. needed? In U.S. News & World Report 39:34-35,
8 July 1955.
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BEZYMENSMI, LEV, Allen Dulles, the no. 1 spy, In Ukraina no.15:
28-29, August 1960. (In Ukrainian)
BLACK services for the-White House. In Zapisnik (Czech Army fort-
nightly) v.600no.150 truly 1960.
Pt.1: Operation Dulles-Wolf; pt.2: Secret wheels of espionage.
BREATON, W. HAROLD. New fieldsof competition; the challenge of in-
ternational communism. In Vital Speeches v.240 no.24:744-7471
1 October 1958.
BROTHERS Dulles. In Nation 185:206, 5 October 1957.
BROTHERS on Ike's team. 3=.4.1141.0 Magazine p.100 28 February 1954.
0
BUNIZAKOVI PETR TI ANS OVICH. Be vigilant: (From Bloknot Agitatora,
March 1957)0 In Current Digest of the Soviet Press v.9, no.17:
30, 5 June 1957.
THE CIA. In NationalLGuardian p.70 6 December 1954.
CIA: HOW super the sleuths? In Newsweek v.57, no.19:29-380 8 May
1961. illus. and cover photo.
CABELL, Gen CHARLES PEARRE. The nature of the Communist threat;
? the triple threat attack on the west. In Vital Speeches v..251 no.
24:7517541 1 October 1959.
Delivered to the National Security Commission, Committee Meetings
of the American Legion, Minneapolis, Minnesota, August a, 1959.
CARTUOI, GEORGEI'lrL. 'Allen Dulle*master of U.S. spies. In:LTrue
Detective v.74, no.1:34+0 November 1960. illus.
CENTRAL Intelligence Agency: a guardian of our national security. In
American Legion Firing Line v.101 no.9:37-400 September 1961.
CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN. OBS. In Life p.118-1300 19 November 1945.
CLOAK and dagger. In Newsweek 46:350 12 September 1955.
Re Trudeau controversy.
COOK, r1ED J. Allen Dulles' nether world; department for overthrow-
ing governments and installing puppets, subversionists and provoca-
teurs bought for dollars. In Izvestiya, 25 JUly 1961.
English translation of the:Russian translation of The.,CIA, by
V. Mhtveyev.
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COOK, FRED J. The CIA. In Nation v.192, no.25:529-572, 24 Jane 1961.
illus.
Special issue entirely devoted to CIA, dealing in large part with
the career of Allen W. Dulles, and with the invasion of Cuba, April
17, 1961.
Issued also in Congressional Record, Appendix v.107, no.135:6154-
6176, 8 August 1961.
- Kdo je Allen Dulles?
Translation of The CIA.
In Ve6erni Praha 7:6, 16 Zffi 1961.
COSTA, GITRERT. The 11 Americans the Communists hate most. In
Pageant v.13, no.11:72-750 May 1958. illus.
DANGEROUS game of numbers; missile scoreboard; with account by John L.
Steele. In Life 148:51-52+, 8 February 1960.
DAVIS, FORREST. The secret history of a.surrender; German armies in
northern Italy. In Saturday Evening Post 218:9-11+, 22 September;
17+, 29 September 1945. illus.
DEFENSE and strategy: new accents in military thinking and spending.
In Fortune 48:35-36+, July 1953. illus.
Section entitled CIA: "no comment on anything" p.36, 38, 40.
DEINDORFER, ROBERT. Our spies ... are they letting us down? /1:6:Parade
Magazine p.8+, 30 October 1955.
- - The shocking revelations of a top U.S. secret agent. In
Argosy p.14-20, March 1955.
DIAMMIDi EDWIN. C.I.A.; how it taps Russia's secrets. In Saga v.21,
no.1:20+, October 1960. illus.
DOCUNENTS on Allen Dulles's secret negotiations with the Nazis in 1943.
In New Times (Moscow) 27:12-20) July 1960. illus.
In Novoye Vremya 18 no.27:12-19, July 1960.
'DER DOLLAR- und Agentenkrieg. In Weg und Ziel 11:841-845, December 19,3.
DULLES says Russian power outgrows ours. In Georgetown Record v.9, ,
.Apri11960;.?..111us.
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ECKARDT, WOLFGANG VON. "Reviving German propaganda. In New Leader
P443;-3,4i,17:Ijayll1954.
Mention of Mr. Dulles in connection with Georg von Lilienfeld.
THE ECONOMY; the hot Red breath. In Time v.17, no.19t181 12 May 1958.
EDMUNDSON, CHARLES. Daggers against diplomacy: the Central In-
telligence Agency [certain activities in foreign countries] In
Progressive 23:21-24, February 1959.
- - -. Dulles brothers in diplomania. In Nation 185:315-318,
9 November 1957. Reply with rejoinder. B. Reich. 185:inside
cover, 7 December 1957.
)WARDS, BOB, and KENNETH DUNNE. Allen Dulles "re dello spionaggio"
americano. Comincib la carriera con un granchio colossale. In
Paese Sera, 19 August 1961-1 September 1961. illus.
EGAN, LEO C. Practical men around Thomas E. Dewey. In New York
Times Magazine p.10-11+, 12 September 1948.
THE EXPERTS compare US and Soviet growth. Lh Economic World, December
1959. illus.
FAISCBE propheten-von gestern...und von heute; Die "neue Linie" des
Allan Dulles. In Weg und Ziel 13:802-803, November 1955.
GERVASI, FRANK. What's wrong with our spy system.? In Col1ier6p.13+,
6 November 1948.
GINIGER, KENNETH S. Chief spy; the story of Allen Dulles. In Ameri-
can Weekly p.4-5, 3 ally 1960. illus.
GROSS, MARTIN L. Allen Dulles--America's master spy. In Cavalier
p.23-25+1 April 1954.
GUNTHER, JOHN. Inside CIA. In Look 16:25-29, 12 August 1952. illus.
Same abr. In Reader's Digest 61:129-133, October 1952.
HAGELBERG, G. VI: "Department of dirty tricks." In Jewish Life
p.21-g7) March. 1953.
HALLSTROM, E. Allen Dulles -- American military chief. In Ny
Militar Tidskrift p.231, 10 November 1959.
-BAREBESS, RICHARD, and GLADYS HARKNESS. Mysterious doings of CIA.
In Saturday Evening Post 227:19-21+, 30 October; 34-35+, 6
November; 30+, 13 November 1954. illus.
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HOBBING, ENNO BELMAR. CIA: hottest role in the cold war. In Esquire
48:31-34, September 1957.
HOEXTL, WILHELM. I was Hitler's master spy. As told to Ladislas
Farago. In Argosy p.18-19+, November 1953. illus.
HOT-COLD war team. In U.S. News & World Report 34:42-451 6 February
1953. illus. ?
HOT TIP. In Nation 190:462-4630 28 May 1960.
HUXLEY-BLYTHE, itatR J. Insecure security. In Task Force v.
no.4/5:1+1 August/September 1956.
IKE ON the Moscow menace: it's worse than you think. In Newsweek
p.21-22+0 2 March 1953. illus.
INVESTIGATING the CIA. In Commonweal 60:382, 23 jay 1954.
INVESTIGATIONS: another bad week. In Time 62:90 27 July 1953.
IRININ, O. U.S. subversive activity against the people's democracies.
(From Bloknot Agitatora, January 1957) In Current Digest of the
Soviet Press v.9, no.5:18-191 13 March 1957.
IVANOV, K. Methods of "secret warfare," etc. In International
Affairs (Moscow) no.2:85-930 February 1957.
JOESTEN, JOACHIM. CIA; wie der amerikanische Geheimdienst arbeitet.
In Das Neue journal, 21 May-19 November 1958.
- - -. Dulles & Dulles. Reprint of chapter 8 of C.I.A. In
Politische Studien v.90 no.96:248-2530 April 1958.
JORDAN, HENRY. CIA; our invisible sentinel. In Argosy p.24-25+0
August 1957.
KNEBEL0 FLETCHER. Day of decision. In Look v.22, no.19:17-191 16
September 1958.
KUDOS. In Time 70:52, 1 July 1957.
Citation for Mr. Dulles upon receiving honorary degree at Princeton
University.
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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LEONIDOV, A. The Wall Street-Ruhr alliance. In New Times (Moscow)
p.9-13, 11 December 1954.
LEVESQUE, PAUL. "Silent Americans." In New Times (Moscow) 36:11-13,
6 September 1961.
MALY Pentagon. In Od Nowa, 20 December 1959. illus.
TEE MAN Khrushchev would really like to put on trial. In Today v.1,
no.25:4-7, 13 August 1960. illus.
MAN WITH the innocent air. In Time v.621 no.5:12-15, 3 August 1953.
illus. Same abr. In Reader's Digest-63:39-42, October 1953.
MAY, RONALD W. Allen Dulles. In Parade p.14-161 8 January 1961.
illus. and cover photo by Khrsh.
MIKHAYLOV, N. Dulles hunts for witches. -- Gross provocation by
-American Intelligence; unlawful arrest of Soviet citizen, .a U.N.
employee. In Current Digest of the Soviet Press 12, no.44:22-231
30 November 1960.
Translated from Izvestiya:p.2, 30 Oct. 1960.
NE. DULLES' testimony. In New Republic 141:5, 23 November 1959.
MORGAN, EDWARD P. The spy the Nazis missed. In True p.21+1 July 1950.
illus.
ICEMEN, NORBERT. Allan W. Dulles -- Amerikas "Dritter Mann" In
Weltwoche (ZUrich) v.26, no.1309:31 1958.
MURRAY, J. L. The U. S. spy. In Maes Life p.12-15+1 July/August
1957.
NATHAN; WILLIAM. Allen Dulles: AmeriCa's global Sherlock. In True
v.40, no.268:18+, September 1959. illus.
Excerpts under title: C.I.A. Chief Dulles defies spy traditions
but confounds enemy. In Watertown (N.Y.) Times, 10 September 1959.
- ? - El hombre que envia sus agentes hasta las puertas del Krem-
lin. In Bohemia (Havana) no.50:10+0 13 December 1959. illus.
Translation of: Allen Dulles: America's global Sherlock,
NOZZOLI, GUIDO. Mr. Fiasco. In Vie Nuove no.418:18-211 May 1961.
illus.
NO. 1 spy. In Sovetskiy Voin 42, no.16:30-321 August 1960.
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O'DONNELL, JOHN PARSONS. CIA: intelligence or ignorance? In American
Mercury 85:118-120, ally 1957.
ON THE Eisenhower team. In Newsweek 41:20, 2 February 1953.
OTHER brother. In Time 61:13, 2 February 1953. illus.
OTHER Mr. Dulles of CIA. In Congressional Record, Appendix v.1040 ,.
no.43:2560-25621 18 March 1958.
PEOPLE of the week. In U.S. News & World Report 34:42-45, 6 February
1953; 39:12, 8 July 1955.
PHILLIPS, CABELL. Allen Dulles of the silent service. In New York
Times Magazine p.12+, 29 March 1953. illus.
- - - Super-cabinet for our security. In New York Times Magazine
p.14-15+, 4 April 1954. illus.
On members of the National Security Council.
PRAESTO, OLAF LANNART. Allen Dulles U.S. Chief of Espionage.
. Translation. Original text In Se,(StockhoIm) v.23, no.21:16-19,
25 May 1960.
RAGHAVEN, A. What's behind Allen Dulles' mystery mission to India?
In Blitz (Newsmagazine) p.3? 29 September 1956. illus,
REMARKS in Senate relative to Allen W. Dulles, In Congressional Record
*awl no.61:5269-52701 12 April 1961.
REPAS, R. The curious capers of the CIA. In Progressive p.26-270
September 1953.
REPORT to Washington. In Atlantic p.9-111 July 1958.
SCHMIDT, JOHN C. Eyes and ears of the U.S. In Catholic Digest p.67+,
November 1960. illus.
Condensed from the Baltimore Sun, 12 June 1960.
SCHURMACHER, EMILE C. Allen Dulles and the spy house at 2430 E Street,
N.W. In Stag v.121 no.5:18+0 May 1961.r illus.
SECRETS Congressmen can't get. In U.S. News & World Report 37:38-39,
16 July 1954. illus.
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SOVIET economic threat is showing mounting vigor: editorial. In Con-
gressional Record, Appendix v.104, no.70:4043, 5 May 1958.
Reprinted from Milwaukee Journal.
SPIONAGE: Allen Dulles, der Fernaufklgrer (siehe Titelbild) In Der
Spiegel Wien v.14, no.22:20+, 25 May 1960. illus. and cover photo.
SPY BUSINESS keeps on booming. In U.S. News & World Report 40:51-54,
25 May 1956. illus.
STANFORD, NEAL. The role of the CIA. In Foreign Policy Bulletin 39:
148, 15 June 1960.
STORY of Allen Dulles and the CIA. In U.S. News & World Report 48:25,
23 May 1960. illus.
TOP U. 5. cloak and dagger agency is again under fire.. In News Front
p.34-351 February 1957.
TRIBUTE [including article by Walter Winchell] In Congressional Record,
Appendix v.1041 no.122:6519-6520, 21 July 1958.
UNNA, WARREN. CIA: who watches the watchman? In Harper's 216:46-53,
April 1958.
THE WAR of dollars and agents. In Weg und Ziel v.111 no.12:841-845,
December 1953.
A WATCHDOG to watch the watchdog. In Senior Scholastic (Teacher ed.)
t#.10-111 22 March 1956.
WINTER, K. Allen Welsh Dulles, leader of the gild of "the Disgusting."
- In Mezin4rodni Politika (Prague) 4, no.7:440-4441 July 1960.
YOU CAN be a U. S. spy. In Bold p.29-301 February 1954.
ZASLOVSKY, D. What they fear. In New Times (Moscow) p.20-221 December
1955.
Comments on Mr. Dulles' remarks on education.
zgulov, V. American intrigues against socialist countries., In Inter-
national Affairs (Moscow) no.1:142-143, January 1957.
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ALLEN WELSH DULLES
IN THE NEW YORK TIMES*
SUBJECTDATE PAGE COLUMN
. 1946
Alleged Mar. 5 role in German negotiated peace attempts 5 5
cited by E. Kaltenbrunner, attorney at trial of
top German wareriMinalp,,NureMberg.
Awarded Medal for Merit for war work with boss. Sept 19 35 5:,
7_948
USSR charges U.S. plotted in '43 and G. B. in Feb. 17 1
'14.1 to make Germany bulwark against communism; al-
leged. roles of A. IL Dulles, Prince Hohenlohe and
M. Aitken cited; Dulles and Aitken deny charges.
H. W. Baldwin articles on weakness in intelligence. July 20 6 4
services and proposed reforms; A. W. Dulles 'sur- July 22 2 4
veY,cited. July 23 5 3
July 21i. 5.. 4
- July 25 - 15 1
1949
Bucharest Universul charges U. S. Information
.Service veils spy activity; assails A. W. Dulles:
. One of sponsors of National Committee for Free
Europe.
0zedh Rude Pravo charges A. Dulles and Cardinal
SpelIman head alleged "Organization X" held to
be fomenting enti-coMmunism; Dulles notes he is
! officer of organization aiding refugees.
HUngarian Government charges ex-Minister Rajk Sept.A1 14 2
and ex-Army' ommander Lt. Gen. Felffy plotted with
Yugoslavia and. U. S.,OSS'to overthrow Government and
assassinate ieadersi alleges A. W. Dillies and N. H.
I
Field aided plot.
May 1
June
- Aug. 3
29
13
*Material appearing in The New York Times Magazine is indexed with the periOdicals.
All references to speeches are consolidated in section devoted to them.
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1949
DATE PAGE COLUMN
? Named to executive committee of HELP. Sept, 12 8 4
L. Brankov and Lt. Gen. Palffy confess; Bratkov Sept.18 19 1
links W. and R. Churchill, A. W. Dulles and other
U. S. and British officials; Dulles denies link.
Dr. T. Szoenyi charges U. S. plot to infiltrate
Communist parties; links Dulles but fails to
identify portrait.
1950
A. W. Dulles traces start of cold war to Stalin
April 145 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, illus.
Sept. 20 7 3
Jan. 31 5
2
Sept. 2 16 3
Aug. 24 4 7
A. W. Dulles reports increasing USSR news blackout. Nov. 17 32 1
1952
R. Slansky, V. Clementis and 12 other Communists Nov. 21 1 6
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 Communist J. Sverma,
put Jewish "imperialist agents" in high posts and
allowed ties with Israeli organizations; admits
ties with British M. P., K. Zilliacus, and Yugo-
slay theoretician, M. Pijade; all defendants but
Clementis are Jews; charged with Trotskyism,
Titoism, Zionism and bourgeois nationalism.
Czech indictment charges that N. and H. Field, Nov. 22 1 4
Americans missing since 1949, were agents of
A. W. Dulles.
Leftist writer W. Kaji charges U. S. authori- Dec. 9 1 2
ties kidnapped, abused and held him for over
year in attempt to make him U. S. spy, in state-
ment 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; Khji missing; Opposition attacks
Yoshida government over case.
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1952
DATE PAGE COLUMN
Kaji repeats charges in person, news conference; Dec. 10 10
names U. S. CIC as agency responsible.
Kaji repeats charges to Diet committee; U. S. Cen- Dec. 11 4 2
tral Intelligence Agency reportedly was responsible;
CIA Deputy Director Dulles and Secretary Acheson
decline comment; speculation'.
W. Kaji linked to international spy ring. Dec. 17
U. S. links Kaji to Communist spy ring; says
he sought refuge with intelligence aides from
Comminists; charges he lied by telling Diet
that U. S. illegally detained him.
1953
U. S. experts, panel completes policy study on
armaments control.
Dec. 18
Jan. 10
2
1
Deputy Director A. W. Dulles slated to be Direc- Jan. 23 8 4
tor of CIA. illus.
Appointed Director of CIA; Lt. Gen. Cabell to be Jan. 25 .55 1
Deputy. Directors
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..
Dulles comments on his Deputy Director.
Dulles reported not to have any data on NIG-150
one of which was flown to West by Polish pilot.
Dulles testifies before NeCarthy subcommittee.
Dulles quoted by A. Krock on Communist "brain-
washing" technique.
Dulles' statement on Communist 'brain-washing" re-
called, as Korean POW exchange progresses; A,; Krock
comment.
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24
3
Jan. 29
3
6
Feb. 11
20
6
Feb. 24
'11
5
Mar. 6
22
5
Mar. 13
13
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Mar. 15
34
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19
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Apr. 16
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1953
J. C. Hagerty issues statement after seeing Apr. 26 1 5,6
Eisenhower, A. W. Dulles and C. D. Jackson; text.
Eisenhower, aides brief governors. May 5 1 4
Dulles denies he directed East Berlin riots in June 25 6 3-5
person.
Dulles refuses to allow aids to testify before Con- July 10 1 2
gressional committees; McCarthy demands Dulles be
subpoenaed; wants to challenge Bundy's fitness
for promotion; charges Dulles thwarts Senate authority.
Dulles confers with Senators McCarthy, Windt and July: .11 7 1
Potter.
McCarthy in the middle of a widening stream, by July 12 IV02 2
William S. White.
Dulles and subcommittee agree to seek formula to July 15 16 3
query CIA aides without risk to security.
CIA plays vital role in national security, by July 19 1V19 1
Anthony Leviero. illus.
McCarthy publishes correspondence with Dulles on Aug. 5 18 6
Bundy, Dulles answering his charges On contribu-
tion to Hiss defense and membership in United
Public Workers in 1940.
Flies to Zurich on vacation. Aug. 10 8 4
Admiral Fechteler assumes command of NATO Southern Aug. 21 6 6
European Command; conference with Dulles.
To be member of OCB. Sept. 4 6 5
Freedam Crusade briefs civic aids. Oct. 21 19 4
1954
Ambassador Luce arrives in Washington to confer ..nart. 3
with A. W. Dulles, and others.
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1954
Dulles says USSR spends 2 billion dollars yearly Jan. 30 8 2
on "front" organizations that help conceal real
Communist conspiracy.
DATE PAGE COLUMN
Dulles tells his staff he will oust anyone giving
security data to unauthorized personnel.
Dulles calls McCarthy infiltration charges false;
says McCarthy offered no evidence despite request
for it on October 22, 1953. illus.
Princeton series lists CIA head.
Dulles fears public hearings would wreck CIA.
Nay 14
14
3
are 6
71
4
awe 7
1
6
C.I.A. DOW operating a far-flung network; its ame 20
immunity from investigation is now under Con-
gressional pressure, by A. Levier?. illus.
With the Dulles brothers in darkest Guatemala, ame 20
by J. Reston. illus.
Study of CIA set by Hoover group. illus.
Eisenhower states confidence in Dulles, news
conference; comments on task force to investi-
gate CIA. illus.
Article on Dulles, on CIA task, on mystery sur-
rounding its employees and budget.
Doolittle heads inquiry into CIA.
Dulles sees USSR afraid of freedom. contacts,
Herald Tribune Forum.
1955
Hoover commission task force under Gen. Clark hails
Director Dulles, but finds him overburdened; pro,
poses appointment of an executive director.
Dulles says world-wide subversion continues de-
spite USSR leaders "smiling," in filmed interview
with Rep. Keating; sees USSR intelligence network
largest in world but deficient in analysis.
Dulles Sees proposal to create joint committee to
check operations causing problemj interviewlWadh-
ington, 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 handicaps it imposes on
intelligence, activities.
July 5
1
1
J44 8
9
5
. 8
21
1
Oct. 14
1
2
Oct. 20
24
3
June 29
1
1.
June 29
12
3
Oct. 10
6
Oct. 10
19
7
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1955
Dulles reports rising evidence that USSR bloc
offers arms to some countries.
1956
General Clark report, June 28, 1955, urging re-
organization because of internal administrative
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 Langely, Vd., letter to Congress.
Dulles opposed to Mansfield bill to set up joint
Congressional "watchdog" committee.
Senate Armed Services subcommittee on CIA hears
Dulles in secret session.
House 'committee demands that Dulles clarify dis-
missal of aide J. J. Ryan, allegedly ousted be-
cause of marriage to Irish immigrant.
Khrushchev's statement that USSR will make guided
missile with hydrogen warhead capable of striking
any target in the world termed an exaggerated
claim by Dulles.
USSR informally invites USAF to send delegation to
Aviation Day air show, }scow, June 24; Eisenhower
confers with Radford, DUlles and Hoover; U. S.
acceptance seen.
Dulles, D. Anderson and A. J. Peaslee leave Wash-
ington for Pacific test of hydrogen warhead for
longd-range missile.
Strauss, Dulles leave Hawaii.
Dulles says he has no evidence USSR leads U. S. in
intercontinental ballistic missiles development,
filmed TV interview; says USSR has maid great pro-
gress but bars comparisons.
Dulles sees USSR leaders seeking through attacks on
Stalin to persuade public that tyranny is ended.
J. Reston article on the National Security Coun-
cil; origin, importance, members discussed.
Senator Jackson scores Dulles statement as politi-
cal.
DATE
PAGE
COLUMN
Nov. 12
2
4
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
3
June 17
28
3
June 18
11
2
June 18
12
14.
June 18
12
4
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2
June 26
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DATE
PAGE
COLUMN
1956
Dulles warns USSR seeks conquest through Communist
action in parliaments, statement to House Un-
SeA: 2.
.23
1,2
American Activities Committee.
While on world tour, pays courtesy call to Nehru.
Sept. lit
5
6
Dulles in Tokyo on last leg of two-month world
tour.
Oct. 7
18
6
Eisenhower confers with Dulles and others on ways
Nov. 7
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to halt fighting in Egypt.
Dulles among those briefing Congressional leaders; Nov. 10
reportedly not alarmed.
Dulles reportedly tells U. S. Senate Committee Nov. 13
that CIA knew about Hungarian uprising except
for timing.
Yale to hear Allen Dulles. Nov. 21
1
5
Dulles, J. E. Hoover, Radford, Lodge and others Nov. 22 164
attend series of high-level conferences with
Eisenhower to map U. S. policy in the Suez crisis.
Dulles sees Hungarian revolt as one of factors
obviatingUSSR return to Stalinism; hails his-
torical significance; says charges that CIA was
caught "flat-footed" by revolt cannot be answered
because agency's information cannot be published
in advance.
Moscow students hold restiveness among youth aimed
at shortcomings in USSR system, not at Comunism
itself, letter in Kbmsomolskaya Pravda replying to
Dulles December 12 speech on situation.
1957
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 conference with AEC Chair-
man Strauss and CIA Director Dulles.
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.
Nov. 28
Dec. 27
Apr. 21
Nay. 26
Gets honorary degree, Princeton. illus. June 19 31
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1
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3
5
Military regime in Soviet foreseen by CIA head. Sept,21
illus.
How to keep your mind off the facts, by James Nov. 3
Reston. (On Dulles remarks on Zhukov)
CIA Director Dulles and Dr. Scoville report in Nov. 28
closed session on USSR progress.
1
1
Personality sketch; career, illus. Nov. 28
26
4
1958
CIA Director Dulles backs informational exchanges Feb. J4.
between U.S. and allies to avoid waste of science
resources. illus.
14
3
Director Dulles sees improved education among most Feb. 8
pressing needs, Senate committee; Senator Fulbright
lauds Dulles, General TwiningeaCCOrdoiCiStae.iiilus.
4
4
Mr. Dulles participates in Conference on Foreign Feb. 26
1
8
Aspects of U.S. National Security.
Why foreign aid? Eight leaders say. Mar. 2
1v15
4
Article on Director Dulles discusses CIA and his Mar. 16
role in formation. illus.
VI117
USSR challenge to free world; editorial backs Dir- May 1
ector Dulles warning.
30
CIA Director, testifies on Nixon tour incidents. May 20
1
7
Macmillan holds White House conference with Eisen- Jima 10
hower; Dulles, Ambassador Caccia, other partici-
pants noted. illus.
1
1
CIA Director Dulles agrees to appear before Senate July 29
6
5
Committee; Representative Hiestand moves that Con-
gress oppose recognition of new Government until
restitution is made for deaths of 3 Americans.
Basra free of crime since revolt; CIA Director JUI$ 30
6
3,5,6
Dulles testifies, Senate Committee; admits CIA had
no foreknowledge of coup.
Director Dulles recent speech citing T. B. Macauley Dec. 8
predictions of 1800s noted.
1
8
Humphrey comments, news conference, Washington; sees Dec. 9
1
6
Acting-Secretary Herteri. Chairman McCone, Director
Dulles.
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CIA Director Dulles briefs Senate subcommittee on
world trouble spots.
=Director Dulles indicates a new crisis could
break out at any time; US Senate Committee,
[Middle East]
Jan. 17
Jan. 27
11.
Eisenhower policy backed by Senate leaders Johnson
and Dirksen and House leaders Rayburn and HAlleck
after meeting with him and chief Cabinet aides; all
stress bipartisan unity. illus.
Mar, 7
1
8
Council program outlined; Acting Secretary Herter,
Mar. 30
1
6
Asst, Sec., Merhhant, CIA Director Dulles brief
Secretary Dulles.
President Eisenhower, CIA Dir. Dulles confer on
situation.
Apr. 12
79
1
Dulles views on US and USSR '58 outputs and esti-
mated '65 goals. illus.
Apr. 12
IV05
Editorial [on speech in New Orleans]
Apt. 13
30
1
P.p. Levine letter on Dir. Dulles, April 9; speech.
Apr. 21
34
5
W. Benton letter on Dulles, April 9 speech and
Apr. 24
26
5
April 13; editorial.
CIA Director Dulles tells U.S. Senate Committbe
situation in Iraq is "most dangerous in world today";'
sees Communists close to "complete take-over" but
situation not hopeless; sees USSR planning tO use
Apr. 29
1
2
Kurds to establish bridgehead for communism; Army
seen controlling factor.
Variance from. Khrushchev boast and CIA Director
Aug. 1
2
1
Dulles estimate noted.
51st annual conference, San JUan,..P,R4 Rocke-
feller accompanied by CIA Director Dulles and
Aug. 2
1
4
Deputy Commander Root; illus.
Eisenhower confers with top aides in preparation
for Camp David talks.
Sept. 23
1
7
Director Dulles in Canadian-US party touring DEW
Oct. 4
16
7
(Distant Early Warning) Linei,
Congressional Subcommittee Apens hearings on up-
NOV. 14
1
2
USSR race; CIA Director Dulles warns US must take
USSR claims and ambitions seriously; sees gap between
economies dangerously narrowed by '70 if USSR growth
rate persists at 8-970igyeat and US fails to raise rate;
notes USSR stress on heavy inghlstry; puts growth of
gross national product at aryearly through '65, illus.
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Editorial on CIA, Director Dulles warning about USSR
gains on US.
Pravda challenges some of Director Dulles data in
.testimony to Congressional Subcommittee.
Director Dulles, other Government officials at SAC
headquarters for briefing on missile use.
3.960
CIA Director Dulles briefs Senate Foreign Relations
Committee on Situation.
Senator Symington queries Gates view,that U.S. has
clear balance 'of power [under Dulles]
,
Senators Johnson, Jackson and Symington hold that
briering of subcommittee by CIA Director Dulles
backs their forecasts of wide USSR lead in next
2 years.' illus.
Senator Johnson sees incongruity between Gates and
Director Dulles estimates.
Senate subcommittee to recall Dulles to clear up
"confusion"; Johnson cites conflict between Dulles
recent testimony and current testimony by Twining
iddicating U.S: closes gap.
Director Dulles publishes names of members of
of Intelligence Board; he is chairman.
$enate Subcommittee probe of U.S. planning:
subcommittee hears CIA Director Dulles in closed
session; Senator Jackson comments.
Eisenhower names 9-man committee under M.D. Sprague
to survey prograw,i,).
Johnson reports subcommittee will recall Dulles;
Senate committees release Wining?Yeb. 9 teatimony
that he did not see intelligence estimates given
committees by Dulles and that they were not used
in drafting budget.
Director Dulles again testifies, Johnson sub-
committee, on intelligenge.
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Nov. 16
Nov. 29
30
2
2
4
Dec. 10
47
1
Jan. 19
30
6
Jan. 24
1
7
Jan. 30
1
3
Feb. 2
1
6
Feb. 10
1
5
Feb. 17
U.
1
Feb. 18
1
8
Feb. 18
38
1
Feb. 24
13
1
Feb. 25
1
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1960
CIA, other government intelligence units probe Re-
publican charges that Democrats leaked secret testi-
mony by Director Dulles on USSR strength to columnist
J. Alsop.
Gates reports new intelligence data show US will
narrow "missile gap" by end of '62; ... denies
Symington charge that he or Twining failed to re-
ceive vital data from Director Dulles; Sen. John-
son quotes Twining statement that he had not seen
some data Dulles gave subcommittee.
History, operations secrecy, Dulles leadership
reviewed. illus.
Director Dulles dismisses suggestion of possible
treachery in case, which was based on doubt that
pilot and equipment could have survived high-
altitude interception.
Herter and Dulles brief Congress leaders; Dulles
queries USSR claim that missile downed craft.
illus.
Director Dulles doubts it [Khrushchev indicates
U-2 was downed by "homing" missile]
Cannon ... hails CIA and Dulles.
Khrushchev scores Eisenhower and Dulles.
Herter confers with Lodge, Under Secretary Dillon,
Director Dulles and other top aides on UN debate.
[National :Security .Council] meet's; Eisenhower,
Dulles attend. illus.
Report that Eisenhower refused Dulles offer to
take responsibility for incident noted.
Senate committee members hope Dulles testimony
will clarify U-2 details.
Director Dulles testifies, Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee hearing on summit conference failure
and U-2 incident; ... Dulles apparently confirmed
reports he offered to take responsibility.
Biography. illus.
Izvestiya charges A.W. Dulles plotted with Nazi
envoys to break Allied coalition.
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Mar. 2
6
Mar. 17
1
1
May 9
9
2
May 10
May 10
1
5
May 10
16
4
May 11
1
7
May 12
1
8
May 22
1
8
May 25
14
3
May 27
1
7
May 29
15
3
Jima 1
1
8
Jima 1
10
3
June 1
10
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Director Dulles in London to confer with British
intelligence heads.
Dulles sets visit abroad.
DATE PAGE COLUMN
JUne 15 5 5
June 16 4 6
Moscow Weekly Za Rubezham includes excerpts from a June 27
biography of Allen W. Dulles, reprinted from the
W. German weekly Der Spiegel and titled "The man who
torpedoed the Summit".
[Dulles] in Bonn; visits Cluineellor. Adenauer. awe 28 3 6
Kennedy names brother. Robert to make arrangements July 19 20 2,8
with CIA Director Dulles.
Kennedy briefed by CIA Director Dulles, Hyannis JUly 24 1 4
Port. illus.
Dulles at Johnson Texas home for briefing. JU]F 28 16
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Johnson and Jiay 29 12
CIA Director Dulles agree both Democrats and Re-
publicans Are determinedly opposed to communism.
Director Dulles to get Baruch award. Aug. 7 34
C.L. Johnson, Director Dulles, Secretary Gates to Aug. 20 3 6
get awards.
CIA Director Dulles holds communism. has perverted Aug. 23 3 5
Castro revolution.
Committee Chairman Gammick says move was spurred by Aug. 24 7 1
CIA Director Dulles address.
,Renamed CIA Director by Pres.-elect Kennedy, press Nov. 11 1
conference; comments.
Transcript. Nov. 11 20
2
Biography. illus. Nov. 11 23
Truman lauds move. Nov. 13 56 2
Kennedy briefed on situation by CIA Director Dulles, Nov. 19 1 5
Palm. Beach. illus.
Kennedy, defending brother R.F. Kennedy's appoint- Dec. 17 14 4,6
ment as Atty. Gen., cites service of Dr. Eisenhower
and Dulles brothers, press conference; transcript.
Williams ... confers with Asst. Sec. Satterthwaite, Dec. 29 3 5
Rusk; Director Dulles.
11.11.
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American Bar Association Governors' Board approves
resolution proposing highschools and colleges
teach communism aims and techniques; resolution
grew out of committee headed by E.D. Beggs and
including CIA Dir. Dulles.
Rep. Walter asks HR Un-American Activities CCM-
mittee to make preliMinarty inquiry; ... reports
Society and its leader R.H.W. Welch verbal abuse
of ,.. CIA Dir. Dulles.
C.L. Sulzberger ... holds Kennedy will replace
Dulles with Can. Taylor.
Dulles, Atty. Gen. Kennedy confer with President
on CIA. -
Reston ... says President seeks to avoid charges of
partisan bias against Dulles; notes he has ordered
White House staff not to blame Dulles for CIA fail-
ure in Cuba.
A. Krock recalls success of old 3-member surpervi-
sory committee; urges Dulles 6.. to revive it.
Dulles reportedly has offered resignation.
CIA Dir. Dulles denial [Algeria]
Eisenhower and Dulles opposition to any Congres-
sional control reviewed. illus.
Some French officials seen not satisified with
Dulles denial. [Algeria]
Attends dedication of J.F. Dulles library, Inter-
church Center, N.Y.C. illus.
Rumors of Dulles resignation continue.
Dir. Dulles, others named trustees.
CIA Dir. Dulles briefs Congressional Atomic Energy
Committee on general situation. illus.
Kennedy met with Rusk, Dir. Dulles and M. Bundy.
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Feb. 17
Mhr, 31
15
10
1
Apr. 22
24
Apr. 23
'1
2
Apr. 24
1
Apr. 25
34
11.
Apr. 29
1
4
May 2
18
2
May 3
1
May 4
10
3
May 23
20
3
June 3
7
4
'Awe 13
14
1
Aug. 17
12
4
Aug. 31
1
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Sept. 28
Retires from CIA, praised by President.Kennedy.
illus.
Intelligence-gathering gains under Dulles.
Sept. 28
20
1,4
Izvestiya calls Dulles scapegoat' .
Sept. 29
5
5
Editorial hails service.
Sept. 29
34
2
A.W. Dulles, G.H. Love and Dean Coburn installed as
charter trustees. (Princeton University)
Oct.- 28
18
5
In Bonn, Germany; visits Adenauer.
Nov. 7
22
6
President Kennedy presents National Sectrity Medal.
Nov. 29
33
4
illus.
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NEWSPAPER
The Times (London)
New'York Herald
Tribune
Boston Globe
Washington Post
Washington Times-
Herald
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Christian Science
Monitor
Springfield (Mb.)
News
Washington Post
New York Herald
Tribune
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot
Philadelphia Bulletin
New York Mirror
ALLEN WELSH DULLES
IN THE DAILY PRESS*
1949
Mingarian charges against Mr. Dulles.'
DATE:
Sept.. 12
1951
War of words topic of panel at Princeton; Feb. 23
2 alumni speakers say U.S. is winning over
Reds, others ask bigger efforts, by
Bernard Peyton, jr.
Allen Dulles may head CIA. June 24
Allen W. Dulles named CIA Deputy Aug. 24
Director.
Allen W. Dulles named to U.S. Intelligence Aug. 24
. post.
Editorial:, Allen W. Dulles and the CIA. Aug. 24
Dulles well qualified for intelligence post, Oct. 19
by Alan S. Emory.
Soviet bar on information seen likely to Nov. 16
boomerang, by Everett M. Smith.
Intelligence leader warns of Stalin's Nov. 17
state of mind today.
Red controls on information stiffening, Nov, 17
CIA aide reports.
1952
New "new look". In Matter of Fact, by
Joseph and Stewart Alsop.
Editorial: Quietly to a task.
Allen W. Dulles at Temple University
urges fighting faith in democracy.
Fields' role feared in Red trials. In
Washington Merry-Go-Round, by Drew Pearson.
'Mew York Times articles are listed in the preceding section, pages 33-46.
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Christian Science
Monitor
Boston Globe
Pontiac (Mich.) Press
Washington Post
Washington Star
Washington Star
Minneapolis Tribune
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Post
Washington Star
Washington Times-
'Herald
Christian Science
Mbnitor
New York Herald
Tribune
The Times (London)
Washington Post
Wilmington Morning
News
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
1952
Czech trials laid to Soviet pressure.
Editorial: Rent in the curtain.
Allen Dulles visits Yoshida in Tokyo.
1953
Allen Dulles to be new head of CIA.
Allen Dulles named to Gen. Smith's post as
director of CIA, by James Y. Newton.
Choice of Allen Dulles is wise, by Constantine
Brown.
lice's choice of Allen Dulles fits pattern by
John M. Hightower.
Allen Dulles to be named head of C.I.A.,
by Don Irwin,
Allen Dulles named as director of CIA. illus.
Eisenhower ... finishes off week by giving
top CIA post to Allen Dulles, by James Y.
Newton. illus.
Dulles' brother appointed director of super-
secret C.I.A.; named, by Ike to succeed Gen.
Smith, by Robert young.
Soviet intelligence job held easier than
America's. illus.
Editorial: New head for the CIA.
Head of Central Intelligence Agency.
The other Dulles.
Editorial: Health report on the CIA.
Editorial: the CIA and Allen Dulles,
Allen Dulles greets son wounded in Korea.
illus.
Soviet author bares record of U.S. spies
against USSR.
DATE
Dec. 1
Dec. 17
Dec. 26
Jan. 9
Jan. 24
Jan. 24
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Jan. 26
Jan. 26
Feb. 13
Jan. 27
Jan. 28
Jan. 30
Feb. 1
Feb. 9
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Washington Star
Savannah Press
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Herald
Tribune
Wilmington Morning
Nes
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.) Prog- ?
ressliidex;
Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Herald
Des Moines Register
Charlotte (N.C.)
Observer
New Rochelle Standard
Star
1953
Allen Dulles nominated formally as CIA
chief.
Editorial: Bigwigs as authors.
Grim military view outlined for Congress.
Senators back Allen Dulles,
Editorial: How grim is our outlook?
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 CoastaatineLBrown.
Inside "Project X" --- III, The inter-lock-
ing spy directorate.
The Ciano diaries.
Editorial:
watchdog?
The CIA:
who watches the
Editorial: The first line seems weak.
Editorial: Warfare for the brain.
Believe some GI's duped by Red program.
Committee likely to stall exchange of atom
secrets.
For first time in history, U.S. has A-1
secret service)by Ray Tucker.
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DATE
Feb, 10,
Feb. 13
Feb, 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
Feb. 24
Feb. 26
Nlar:. 3
Mar. 20
July 17
jia1y 30
Mar. 15
Mar. .23
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
- Apr. 20
Apr. 22
Apr.. 26
Apr. 27
Apr. 28
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New York Herald
Tribune
Baltimore Sun
Washington Times-
Herald
Milwaukee Journal
Washington Star
Washington Times-
- Herald
Baltimoie Sun
Washington Star
. .
Washington Times-
Herald
New York journal-
American
New York Herald
Tribune
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
Folly of too secret intelligence; a
screen that aids foe, by M. Higgins.
Reds blame riot on Allen Dulles.
Russians execute two more rioters
Germany.
Allen Dulles-- "cloak and dagger"
H. Russel Austin.
Bundy controversy. illus.
illus.
in East
chief, by
On CIA and. Dulles. In These Days, by
George Sokolsky.
CIA protected by law from McCarthy-type
probes, by Mark S. Watson.
McCartAy-administration rift widens in dis-
pute over CIA.
McCarthy and CIA reach agreement. illus.
Allen Dulles' CIA and its passion for
secrecy. In As Pegler Sees It, by West-
brook Pegler.
CIA and McCarthy. In Today and Tomorrow,
by Walter Lippmann.
Editorial: No sacred cows.
The Dulles brothers. In The Great Game of
Politics, by Frank R. Kent.
Editorial: Allen Dulles and the CIA.
June 7
June 25
June 25
June 30
July 10
July 12
July 14
July 15
July 15
July 17
July 21
July 21
July 26
July 30
General tells of CIA plan to "get" MacArthur. July 31
"Magazine Rack" by Paul Herron--discussing Aug. 2
Time article on Dulles.
McCarthy Warns CIA head fight on Bundy Aug. 4
isn't over.
Accusations by Senator McCarthy against Aug. 5
Mr. Dulles.
Bundy getting passport in rebuff to McCarthy. Aug.
7
Two allies quit CIA "pool" after threat of Aug. 11
McCarthy probe.
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Chattanooga News-Free
Press
Deutsche Soldaten
Zeitling
The Times (London)
Washington Post
South Bend (Ind.)
Tribune
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
1953
Editorial: "Wise and Otherwise", by
Andrew M. Carothers--discusses Dulles
book written at age of eight.
Allen Welsh Dulles.
Mr. Allen Dulles a member of Operations
Coordinating Board.
Allen Dulles cites Reds' skill in in-
telligence and subversion.
Editorial: Red menace.
Unbespectacled Allen .Dulles "recalled"
by Hungarian Red.
Shah's brainy twin sister and three
Americans are seen as key figures in Iranian
coup. illus.
U.S. counterspies doing good job ferreting
Russ atom, other secrets, by Franklin John-
son.
Allen Dulles to address Dallas group.
Dulles now main target of attacks in Soviet
press.
DATE
Aug. 15
Aug. 27
Sept.
Sept. 9
Sept. 18
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct.
1
Oct.
8
Oct.
9
D.C.'s great super-sleuth, by George Dixon. Oct. 15
Espionage chief calls for patience. Oct. 26
Atomic energy. Oct. 27
Allegation by Vyshinsky that Mr. Allen Dec. 3
Dulles was "a friend of. ditler's%.
Briefing by Mr. Dulles. Dec. 15
Mayors hear President stress importance Dec. 15
of civil defense.
Brother teams important in national capi- Dec. 17
tal today, by Raymond Wilcove.
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Williamsport (Pa.) Grit
New York journal-
American
New York Post
San Diego (calif.)
Uiaion
New Orleans Item
Washington Star
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Richmbnd (Va.) News
Leader
Richmond (Va.) News
Leader
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Daily News
1954
DATE
Counter-spies find leaks in Russia's iron Jan. 3
curtain.
Whom did the OSS kidnap? Jan. 27
How U.S. bagged Reds top spy, by Robert Feb. 16
S. Allen.
Author urges death penalty for peacetime Feb'. 28
espionage: interview with Knit Singer.
Editorial: How West fights back; our Mar. 12
espionage experts. illus.
U.S. tells Russia too much, Director of Mar. 15
CIA believes.
Senator charges CIA incites to war, by Mar. 22
*4.ernard BUliton, illus.
U.S. giving away secrets, Intelligence Apr. 9
director says.
Editorial: Full light of what publicity? Apr. 12
(Comment emi Dulles' speech)
America blamed by Italy's extremists, by Apr. 13
Marquis Childs. (comment on charge made
against Dulles putting Communists in im-
portant 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) illus.
5
Lancaster (Pa.) New Era Dulles heads largest intelligence group.
May
10
Christian Science
Mbnitor
CIA chief to fire security !ilea-a" cul-
prits. illus.
May
14
New York Herald
Tribune
Dulles vs. McCarthy. In From. the Washing-
--
ton Bureau.
May
23
Jeannette (Pa.) News-
Dispatch
Dulles' younger brother in key spot in
cold war.
May
26
New York Daily News
"Joe's Reds in CIA false": Allen Dulles,
June
3
by James Patterson and Jerry Greene. illus.
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New York Herald
Tribune
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Boston Herald
St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat
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.)
Times
Green Bay (Wis.)
Press-Gazette
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Washington Daily News
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
. 1954
Allen Dulles says "false" to 2 McCarthy
charges; denies Reds pierce C.I.A., by
James E. Warner. illus.
Editorial: Taking on Allen Dulles.
Editorial: Hands off CIA.
Editorial: Good enough. (Dulles vs.
McCarthy)
Allen Dulles would not be any pushover
McCarthy, by Jack Wilson. illus.
DATE
June 3
?
June 3
June 4
June 6
for -Atm 11
June 21
June 25
June 26
j114 3
July 5
Forced admission by Allen Dulles, by D.
Zaslavsky. (Tr. in Current Digest of the
Soviet Press v.6, no.25:19, I. August 1954)
About CIA. In Facing the Facts, by James
Marlow.
Allen Dulles hunted spies in World War.
CIA - key to nation's security. illus.
Problems of a CIA investigation. In Wash-
ington, by Roscoe Drummond.
CIA study is scheduled by Hoover task force. JV1Y 5
New U.S. inquiry to forestall McCarthy?
McCarthy vs. CIA. In State of the Nationi
by Joseph C. Barsch.
CIA ripe for study.
Editorial: Cloaks without daggers.
Soviets charge spies are sent by Dulles.
Anything for a headline - Joe McCarthy's
formula, by Frederick Woltman. illus.
July 6
July 8
July 9
July 12
July 15
JULy 15
Time for a check up. In These Days, by July 19
George Sokolsky.
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Washington Star
Baltimore Sun
Athens (Ohio) Messen-
ger
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.)
Tampa Times
Ta Kling Pao (Hong
Kbng)
Holyoke (Mass.)
Transcript-Telegram
The Times (London)
Washington Daily News
New York journal-
American
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Star
Key man in plot to kill Hitler dines here July 21
with Allen Dulles.
Reds say John fled freely. July 24
Men behind U.S. spies. Aug. 8
Editorial: Role of Dulles and CIA in Aug. 8
background.
CIA and security.
Nation's "master spy" runs a shadowy
show. illus.
Between the lines, by Lee Ansvi. (On
John and Dulles).
Editorial: How good is U.S. spying?
Editorial: The CIA probe.
Editorial: Some questions are indicated.
(Otto John and Dulles).
Seduced by "Voice", says Czech, who returns
home to tell of dirty spy jobs.
Editorial: CIA blunders in case of Dr.
John's defection.
What is the task of the U.S. CIA?
Editorial: Matching Moscow in the spy
business.
Nr. Dulles mentioned in Russian pamphlet
and attacked by Bucharest radio.
All intelligence is under Hoover study.
French Reds call Allen Dulles "spy".
Aug. 8
Aug. 8
Aug. 12
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
Aug. 17
Aug. 25
Sept. 7
Sept. 21
Oct. 1
Oct, 10
President says Doolittle has ended CIA study. Oct. 17
Doolittle's report says CIA doing a credit- Oct. 19
able jo;_.
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New York Journal-
American
New York Journal-
American
Manchester (N.H.)
Sunday News
Des Moines Register
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
New York Herald
Tribune
New York journal,.
American
wkigi=Talem-,(Nta'.'))
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
San Diego Union
New York Herald
Tribune
Pensacola Journal
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
Krasnaya Zvezda
Columbia (S.C.)
Record
Baltimore News-Post
.1954
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 U.S. in:.
telligence agency worried. .
Editorial: Dulles given pat on back.
Homage to murder. (Protest against CIA
articles appearing in Saturday Evening
Post).
Washington Weather Vane:- footnotes to his-
tory on event in Mr. Dulles' life in 1923.
Hush and cover 14:4 In As Pegler Sees It, by
Westbrook Pegler.
Soviet magazine hits U.S: 'spy diplomacy..
CIA - code name for murder.
Editorial: Red spy network:
Clark to see McCarthy on CIA-Reds charge.
American intelligence second to none.
In World and the Week, by Michael Leigh.
1955
CIA "Red file" given Clark by McCarthy.
Germany was rearmed before.
Subversive Activity.byLeAzilericenintelli-
gence in people's democracies, by V. Popov.
(Tr. in Current Digest of the Soviet Press
v.7, nO.3:26-271 2 March 1955).
? U.S. spy network inside Germany speeds war-.:
end (excerpt from Faragole War of Wits)
Series of articles on CIA, by Robert G.
Nixon.
55
DATE
Oct. 27
Oct. 29
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 15
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Nov. 26
Nov. 29
Dec. 17
Dec. 22
Dec. 26
Jan. 15
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 29
Mar. 20-25
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New York Herald Capehart charges critic of market lauded Mar. 21
Tribune Reds. (Mr. Dulls and Milton Eisenhower
mentioned as supporting pamphlet by Na-
tional Planning Assoc.)
Fort Wayne News-
Sentinel
New York 'Herald
Tribune
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
Christian Science
Nbnitor
Flint (Mich.) journal
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Washington Star
Watertown (N.Y.)
Times
Newark News
New York Herald
Tribune ?
Sioux City (Ia.)
Journal-Tribune
Williamsport (Pa.)
Grit
New Orleans Item
New York Journal-
American
New York Journal-
American
Defector has major role in relentless cold Mar. 30
war, by Howard Handlman. (Quotes Allen
Dulles)
Reds act to halt flow of refugees to West, May 26
by Ansel Talbert.
Taipei misses spooks, by James E. Roper. May 28
(About Mr. Dulles)
Editorial: Paradoxes in the USSR. (On June 3
Columbia Uniirersity.speeob)
Soviet thought centers. In The Washington ane 6
Scene, by William H. Stringer.
Criticism of Mr. Dulles. In What Does It June 29
Mean, by James Marlow.
Hoover Board criticizes CIA but praises June 29
Dulles, by Brig. Gen. Thomas' R. Phillips.
Bolder CIA sleuthing in Red countries June 29
urged.
Editorial: Quality of U.S. spying. June 29
Finds Russian likes freedom.
The vital role of CIA. In Washington, by
Roscoe Drummond.
Editorial: After all, where did Dulles
get his facts?
Two Dulles brothers, sister long in govern-
ment service.
Editorial: The CIA can be improved. illus.
Weird phase of foreign affairs, by West-
brook Fegler.
ILO news and the uses of publicity, by
Westbrook Fegler.
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juJI 3
July 4
jaY 9
July 17
July 19
Aug. 8
Aug. 16
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Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Diario de Noticias
(Lisbon)
New York Daily News
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Bulletin
Macon (Ga.) News
Atlanta Constitution
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Watertown (N.Y.) Tithes
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Corpus Christi (Tex.)
Times
United Press Wire
Service
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Green Bay (Wis.) Press-
Gazette
Buffalo Evening News
Louisville Courier-.
Journal
Former U.S. Commie boss is AFL espionage
ace, by Edwin A. Lahey.
Translation into Portuguese of Richard
Harkness's articles on CIA.
DATE
Aug. 21
ug. 24-31
Ike fires G2 boss at bid of Allen Dulles, Sept. 2
by John O'Donnell. illus.
Ike expected to act in CIA, Pentagon feud. Sept. 5
U.S. 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.
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Great knowledge in Russia may defeat power Sept. 16
of Reds (Reprinted from U.S. News & World
Report)
The CIA, U.S. espionage system, by Joseph Sept. 20-22
L. Myler. (A series of three articles)
Shortage of scientists.
Oct. 1
Dulles brothers cope with Reds from sunny, Oct. 6
dark sides of the street, by Edwin A. Lahey.
Subversive activities of the USSR.
John and Allen Dulles team seek to
Reds' mask, by J. N. Roberts.
CIA heads forecast Soviet weapons sale,
by Peter Lisagor.
Take the wraps off CIA.
Reds may try to sell arms in Americas,
CIA chief says.
CIA may fight to keep free of Congress con-
trol. illus.
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Oct. 9
Oct. 13
Oct. 14
Oct. 17
Oct. 19
Oct. 20
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Topeka (Kan.) Capital
Danville (I11.)
Commercial-News
Muncie (Ind.) Star
Wall Street journal
Omaha World-Herald
Washington Star
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Baltimore News-Post
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
San Diego Union
Cincinnati Times-Star
Detroit Free Press
1955
DATE
U.S. spy network still ranks below Russian Nov. 25
machine.
Education may demoralize Reds, by William Nov. 30
A. Garrett.
Editorial: Who's making U.S. policy. Dec. 31
1956
The lone jUdge. (Criticism of Mr. Dulles Jan. 27
opposition to CIA watchdog committee)
Editorial: a watch on the CIA.
Feb. 2
Series of three articles on CIA and Dulles, Feb. 19721
by Richard Fryklund.
Product: of expenses queried on Capital
Hill, by Richard Fryklund.
Senate group asks for new CIA watchdog
committee. illus.
Congress and the CIA.
CIA watchdog committee, by Brig. Gen. Thomas
R. Phillips.
Satellites restless as Reds relax at home;
U.S. official sees revolt, by Ruth
Montgomery. illus.
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
Mar. 4
Mar.
'Central Intelligence head will speak here Mar. 13
tonight.
Allen Dulles here; Red war potential Mar. 14
cited, by john G. Blair, illus.
Dulles rebuked by Brother Allen. In Wash- Mar. 22
ington Merry-Go-Round, by Drew Pearson.
Our super cabinet for security. Mar. 25
Allen Dulles to be University of Cincinnati Apr. 9
Alumni Association speaker. illus.
It's almost impossible to get a secret out Apr. 12
of CIA, by William MbGaffin.
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New York Herald
Tribune
Barre (Vt.) Times
Newark News
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
Washington Star
Providence (R.I.)
Journal
Washington Star
Baltimore Sun
Washington Star
Savannah (Ga.) Press
Burlington (Vt.) News
Buffalo (I.Y.) News
New York Journal-
American
Washington Star
Baltimore News-Post
Catholic Standard
Detroit Free Press
1956
Watchdog for CIA voted down in Senate.
illus.
DATE
Apr. 12
Editorial: Super-security. Apr. 13
Editorial: The headline personality. Apr. 15
(Biographical sketch) illus.
Allen Dulles sees deception in Red anti- Apr. 15
Stalin policy.
Editorial: The final and real test. Apr. 16
Missile probers quiz CIA chief. Apr. 19
Central Intelligence Agency operates under Apr. 22
cover to bar another Pearl Harbor, by
William McGaffin. illus.
Dulles vs. Dulles, by Sidney Koretz. Apr. 23
Claims for Soviet missile doubted. Apr. 25
Russia shows "high competence" in build- Apr. 29
ing its industrial might, by Allen Dulles.
Dulles brothers guide nation's foreign May
policy, by James Marlow.
Those Dulles(t) brothers. May 3
History pupils need loose-leaf books in May 9.
Russia these days.
Letter from Mr. Dulles congratulating two
Hearst reporters who received Pulitzer
prizes.
May 13
CIA director proposes aid for the hard years, May 13
by David Koonce.
CIA director on Matyas Rakosi of Hungary, May 16
by Huth Montgomery.
New Soviet threat. In The Backdrop, by May 25
John C. O'Brien.
Our impression. (Comment on Mr. Dulles) May 29
illus.
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New York Herald
Tribune
San Francisco
Chronicle
Peoria (Ill.) Journal
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Baltimore News-Post
New York Herald
Tribune
Anderson (s.c.)
Independent
Watertown (N.Y.)
Times
Atlantic City Press
Houston Chronical
Land og Folk (Copen-
hagen)
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Mirror '
Washington Star
Washington Star
Daily Worker (N.Y.)
1956
Allen Dulles reveals Reds' infiltration
in parliaments. In Today in World Affairs,
by David Lawrence.
Reds blame CIA chief in Polish revolt.
Editorial: Score one for espionage.
Never-ending work of CIA guards America's
very life. From War of Wits, by lials141148
FargigQ.
DATE
May 30
June 2
June 7
June 10
H-bomb security leak under probe, (Strauss June 18
and Dulles visit to Eniwetok)
CIA chief sees no evidence of Red lead June 19
in missile race.
Editorial: Matter of consistency should be June 28
noted by CIA.
CIA's Dulles irks senators on missiles. June 29
Allen Dulles called revolt mastermind.
(Poznan revolt)
Diplomats predict Hungary uprising, by Ruth
Montgomery.
Averill Harriman's dictatorship or socialist
democracy, by Kai Moltke. (Reference to
Dulles and Poznan)
Allen Dulles tells of New Red tactics;
warns of gains in Parliaments, by James E.
Warner.
CIA's Dulles tells of New Red tactics, by
Sam Fogg.
CIA chief warns of Red "parliamentary con-
quest", by Robert K. Walsh. (On report
written for House Committee on Un-American
Activities)
Allen Dulles in India.
The Rockefeller stake in the elections.
illus.
60
July
July 5
July 7
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept.. 2
Sept. 13
Sept. 16
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New Orleans Item
Cleveland Press
Blitz (Bombay)
Blitz (Bombay)
Chicago Tribune
Melbourne Age
Christian Science
Monitor
Omaha World-Herald
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
New York Post
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
New York Post
Pravda
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Christian Science
Monitor
Columbus Citizen
New York Post
Nashville Tennessean
1956
DATE:
Is Nasser acting Hitlerish with diplomats? Sept. 19
In Washington Merry-Go=Round, by Drew Pear-
son. (Mr. Dulles discussed)
CIA head moves on. (On trip)
Behind Allen Dulles' mission to India.
Delhi spy scandal.
Allen Dulles visits Aussie Premier.
U.S. security chief here for talks.
CIA chief arrives in Tokyo.
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept, 29
Oct. 6
Dulles urges strong guard in Seoul news Oct.
conference.
Dulles is upheld on Polish stand. In Oct, 26
Washington Merry-Go-Round, by Drew Pearson.
CIA knew of Israeli attack. In Inside Wash- Nov.
ington, by Robert S. Allen
Bungling in the CIA. In Letters to the Edi- Nov. 9
tor.
Dulles and Syria. In Inside Washington, by Nov. 14
Robert S. Allen.
Nov. 14
Admission by head of U.S. intelligence. ,
(Tr. in Current Digest of the Soviet Press,
v.81 no.45:171 19 December 1956)
Education weakens Kremlin -- CIA chief, by Nov. 15
Jeanne Rogers. illus.
CIA chief pictures Kremlin dilemma. Nov. 17
Dulles' brother is sociable fellow, by Nov.
Andrew Tully,
Battle on the Potomac. In Inside Washing- Nov.- 18
ton, by Robert S. Allen.
Editorial: Both Dulleses didn't know. Nov. 19
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Utica (N.Y.) Press
Des Moines Register
Minneapolis Tribune
San Francisco
Chronicle
New York Herald
Tribune
Toledo Blade
Providence (R.I.)
Journal
Indianapolis News
New Orleans Times
Picayune
Trud
New York Daily News
Kbmsomolskaya Pravda
Washington Star
Tulsa Tribune
Sioux City (Ia.)
Journal
New York Herald
Tribune
1956
Repeat CIA was on the job.
CIA tip to Ike day before Suez attack.
CIA warning of Mid-East attack bared, by
Richard Wilson.
Where was CIA in Israel, Hungary. In This
World Today, by Royce Brier.
How good is U.S. intelligence, by Roscoe
Drummond.
There's new talk of removing cloak licA
from super-spy agency, by George Zielke.
Editorial: A CIA watchdog night destroy
its charge.
Here are a few tales about (sh-h) CIA, by
Lou Hiner, Jr.
Dulles brother's both on spot, by Bascom
Timmons.
Breaking with the past, by D. Tikhonov.
(Tr. in Current Digest of the Soviet Press,
v.8, no.50:24-25, 23 January 1957)
DATE
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Nov. 23
Nov. 25
Nov. 26
Dec. 3
Dec. 5
Dec. 7
Criticism of CIA in Middle East crisis. In Dec. 11
Capital Circus, by Michael O'Neill.
Don't slander, Mr. Dulles.-Letter abroad
from Y.C.L. students of Molotov Power Insti-
tute in Moscow. (Tr. in Current Digest of
the Soviet Press v.8, no.50:16-17, 23
January 1957.)
Students Red as ever, Soviets tell CIA chief.
Soviets admit anxieties of students.
Editorial: CIA bullseye. (On Soviet un-
rest)
Restive Soviet students.
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Dec. 26
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 28
Dec. 31
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Dallas Mbrning News
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
De Waarheid (Amster-
dam)
New York Post
Bethlehem (Pe.) Globe-
Times
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Daily News
Washington Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Columbus State Journal
Philadelphia Inquirer
RabothieheskoZelo
(Sofia)
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Mirror
Cincinnati Enquirer
Altoona (Pa.) Tribune
Washington Daily News
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
1957
CIA knew the score. In Thinking Out Loud,
by Lynn Landrum. illus.
Arab unrest due to Soviet policy.
Dulles and CIA)
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 Nr.
Dulles)
Allen Dulles sees unrest in Russia; says
Reds face a general crisis.
Criticism of Mr. Dulles and CIA. In Capi-
tol Stuff, by John O'Donnell. illus.
Editorial:
speech)
An evolving Russia. (On M.I.T.
"Nhschanskin and Allan Dulles. In General
Crisis of Communism, by Forrest Davis.
Poor return from huge CIA costs, by John
O'Donnell.
Will Russia reform? In Washington Back-
ground, by John C. O'Brien. illus.
The fruits of American espionage, by
V. Cholakov. (Original and translation)
Reds say Allen Dulles sent girls to tempt
Olympic team. illus.
He-man Allen Dulles.
Corruption of Russian athletes.
Feeling we've been tricked brings CIA
under fire. In National Whirligig, by
Ray Tucker.
DATE
Jan.; 4
Jan. 7
Jan. 11
Feb. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. .17
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 22
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Mar. 23
Apr. 3
Apr. 4
Apr. 5
Apr. 25
CIA is going concern now, by Peter Edson. May 2
CIA in on Arab split. In Washington Merry- May 10
Go-Round, by Drew Pearson.
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Baltimore News-Post
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot-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
Baltimore News-Post
New Orleans Item
New York Daily News
Philadelphia In-
quirer
Minneapolis Tribune
Chicago News
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
New York World-
Telegram and Sun
1957
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.N. 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 Wolf ard. (On financing agents)
illus.
Even Congress can't pierce CIA curtain 4 by
Phil'G. Goulding.
Asks CIA dope on Red tactics, by Robert W.
Richards.
Senator asks for less secrecy, investiga-
tion of spending by CIA.
CIA switch--wants limelight.
Bulganin's ouster for Mikoyan seen, by Ruth
Montgomery.
Editorial: The Dulles brothers.
Dulles family headed for tough session.
In Capitol Stuff, 15.5r johh O'Donnell.
The other Dulles. In What Do You Know.
U.S. officials missed final signs of Sput-
nik, by Fletcher Knebel. illus.
U.S. goofed on Zhukov. illus.
CIA caught napping. In WashingtoniMerryL4o-
Round, by Drew Pearson.
Did the sputniks catch the CIA flatfooted?
by Roger Stuart.
614.
DATE
May 12
June 11
June 18
June 21
July 3
July 7
Aug. 10
Aug. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 214
Sept. 26
Oct. 17
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Oct. 30
Nov. 4
Nov. 9
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London Daily Express
New York Mirror
York (Pd.) Gazette
and Daily
New York Herald
Tribune
The Times (London)
Christian Science
Monitor
Richmond Times Dis-
patch
CharlOtte Observer
Kansas City (Mb.)
Times
New York Herald
Tribune
Atlanta journal
Louisville Courier-
Journal
Boston Sunday Adver'.
tiser
Louisville Courier-
Journal
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
Los Angeles Times
1957 DATE
Reds stagger America's spy octopus. Nov.14
Truth dollars for junkets? by Fulton Lewis4;, Nov. 14
jr. illus.
With the Dulles brothers in diplomania - I. Nov. 19
Allen Dulles' testimony on Russia. illus. Nov. 27
Mr. A. Dulles gives evidence at inquiry in- Nov. 27-28
to guided missile programme.
Soviet missile subs stir senators: CIA chief Nov. 29
testifies.
U.S. spies may have warned years ahead Of Nov. 29
Soviet sputnik.
Our cloak and dagger boys--more hits than Nov. 30
errors? by William McGaffin.
CIA on the griddle again, but for others' Nov. 30
mistakes.
Senators briefed by Allen Dulles. illus. Dec. 1
Allen Dulles is nation's leading spy. illus. Dec. 3
CIA head is experienced.
Guards our security; man of the week, by
David Sentner. illus.
A spy with a Phi Beta Kappa key.
1958
Role of intelligence, by Chalmers M. Roberts. Feb. 5
Subversion, not arms, held chief Red weapon. Feb. 25
illus.
The other Mr. Dulles. Mar. 25
Dec. 6
Dec. 8
Dec. 8
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Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Star
Washington Star
Boston Globe
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Guardian
San Angelo (Tex.)
Standard
New York World-Tele-
gram and Sun
El Paso (Tex.) Herald
, Post
' Fort Worth Press
Washington Daily
News
Chicago Tribune
Milwaukee (Wis.)
Journal
New York Herald
Tribune
1958
Soviet consistency, by G. E. Sokolsky.
Allen Dulles warns of Red industry gains.
Allen Dulles doubts Red war move, but warns
of economic drive, by Victor Wilson. (On
speech before Chamber of Commerce)
CIA chief's economic warning; Dulles sees
national security factor in Red's industry-
trade offensive, by Doris Fleeson.
Editorial: The Red economic threat.
Brother Allen speaks out, by Doris Fleeson.
illus.
The Pearl Harbor Complex. In Today and To-
morrow,y'Whlter Lippmann. (On speech be-
fore Chamber of Commerce)
Editorial: Those Kremlin capitalists. (On
speech before Chamber of Commerce)
Socialism leading, US spy chief admits.
What every Dulles knows; Allen sells flexi-
bility to brother John Foster, by Holmes
Alexander. illus.
Allen Dulles underplays master spy role, by
Andrew Tully. illus.
- U.S. spy chief looks like college professor.
illus.
America's boss spy never target for bullet--
looks like professor, by Andrew Pulley. illus.
Potomac patter--unapproachable, by Andrew
Tully.
DATE
Apr. 16
Apr. 28
Apr. 29
Apr. 30
Apr. 30
May
I
May
1
May
4
May
8
May
8
June
4
June
5
June
5
June
7
Spy agency mum on how Cash is spent, by June 19
John Scali. illus.
Jay 1
The C.I.A. story, by Don Whitehead. illus. July 13-17
Recession spreading to Europe.
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Das Neue Journal
(Wiesbaden)
New York Mirror
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Louisville (Ky.)
Courier-Journal
Virginian Pilot and
Portsmouth Star
Louisville (Ky.)Times
Youngstown (Ohio)
Vindicator
Portland (Ore.)
Oregonian
Baltimore Sun
New York Herald'
Tribune
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Savannah News
Rocky. bunt (N. C.)
Telegram
Fort Wayne (Ind.)
News Sentinel
New York World Tele-
gram and Sun
Christian Science
Monitor
1958
CIA, how the American espionage service
operates.
Mr. and Mrs. United States! by Walter
Winchell.
Senators to quiz Allen Dulles on Iraq today.
C.I.A. spells mystery; Senate group nibbles
at Allen Dulles's set-Up; most congressmen
don't know how much it spends or even in which
bill its appropriation occursi by R. L. Riggs.
illus.
DATE
July 16
July 18
July 24
July 27
An hour with Allen Dulles; C.I.A. chief dis- Aug. 24
cusses the role of intelligence, by William
Hillman. illus.
Belated intelligence: letter to the Editor,
by Montgomery Sims.
Russia's economic challenge.,
CIA sees that nothing ever catches U.S. by
surprise. illus.
Russia held out to rule without war; intelli-
gence chief says Reds try economic, political
ways.
Allen Dulles says Reds avoid war; use sub-
version to attain ends, by J. G. Rogers.
CIA chief says war is not Reds' main weapon.
CIA head tells aims of Chinese; Reds are out
to dominate entire world. illus.
CIA doing a good job.
Cloak-and-dagger bed not all roses.
Wanted: cloak, dagger tradition at CIA, by
R. G. Deindorfer. illus.
How effective is central intelligence? a
critique of CIA and how it works, by
Harry Howe Ransom.
Aug. 30
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Oct. 20
Oct. 25
Dec. 1
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Salt Lake City (Utah
Deseret News and
Telegram
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Minneapolis (Minn.)
Tribune
New York News
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore Sun
Los Angeles Times
Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles Times
? Providence (LI.)
Journal
Buffalo (N.Y.) News
New Orleans States-
Item
Omaha (Neb.) World-
Herald
Atlanta (Ga.) Consti-
tution
Baton Rouge (La.)
Advocate
1959
DATE
Solons ask CIA for facts on Russian Missiles. Jan. 16
illus.
CIA Director gives briefing to Senators. Jan. 17
East-West space race has its cast, its Jan. 18
characters and its confusion, by J. Wilson.
illus.
No Russian A-plane yet, CIA chief says. illus. Jan. 18
Report by CIA bares plan of Red conquest; Jan. 26
Allen Dulles deplores U.S. pessimism, by
W. Edwards. illus.
Jan. 27
Senate unit gets report on cold war; capti.,
vated with CIA Chief's analysis of situation,
by Phi14 Pbtter.
Berlin problem is all in the family, by Feb. 10
B. Henry. illus.
Berlin crisis sets off new Senate probe;
Johnson to recall defense chiefs, by W.
Edwards. illus.
Brass in truce with reporters, by B. Henry.
illus.
CIA chief ably tells of Soviet challenge, by
Frederic W. Collins.
We lead in ability to wage war, Intelligence
chief says; Allen Dulles declares Russ are
aware of risks in launching attack on U.S.,
by Nat S. Finney. illus.
Doubts Reds superior or bent on war. illus.
Concessions aid only "r; CIA boss: U.S.
strong enough to stand firm.
Red industry boast branded "nonsense";
Soviets won't beat U.S.. by 1970, CIA chief
spy's.
CIA Chief:sees no plan Changes by Communists.
illus.
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Mar. 11
Apr.
7
Apr.
8
Apr.
8
Apr.
8
Apr.
9
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Des Moines (Iowa)
Register
Lubbock (Texas)
Evening Journal
Lubbock (Texas)
Morning Avalanche
Lubbock (Texas)
Morning Avalanche
Minneapolis (Minn.)
Tribune
New York Daily News
New York Herald
Tribune
St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch
San Antonio (Tex.)
News
New Orleans Times-
Picayune -
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
West Palm Beach (Fla.
Post
Alexandria Gazette
Chicago Daily News
1959
CIA Chief: Reds' output to trail U.S.,
by Gene Smith. illus.
CIA Chief Allen Dulles to launch city pro-
gram; "Operation Alert" to swing into action
at rally tonight.
Dulles foresees no end to "Cold war", by Jim
,Holleman, ;illus..
Dulles to speak at rally; U.S. spy chief to
visit here today, by C. W. Ratliff.
CIA Chief says Russ economic boast is silly.
illus.
Intelligence boss says Red claim is stupid.
illus.
Allen Dulles says Reds fear U.S., don't .want
war.
CIA chief says Soviet can hike arms outlay
50 pct. in 7 years; Allen Dulles tells how
Russians advance their cause on military,
economic and subversive fronts, by Brig. Gen.
Thomas R. Phillips..
Khrushchev sees victory without war. illus. .
Allen Dulles says U.S. is stronger than
Russia; feels Soviet won't risk surprise
A-attack, by Pbdine .Schoenberger. illus.
Russian industry rise nearly triples U.S.
rate.
CIA Chief warns against Soviet moves.
) CIA Chief Allen Dulles visits here, sees
free world' gaining in strength, by
Geoffrey Rift. illus.
DATE
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Says Allen W. Dulles: war not likely right Apr. 11
now.
West can lure Iraq back, CIA.!s Dulles says; Apr. 11
Reds in government subvert oil rich mideast
nation, by Peter Lisagor. illus.
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Decatur (Ill.) Review
Providence (R.I.)
Journal
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Cincinnati Inquirer
Rockford. (Ill.)
Star
Providence (R.I.
Journal
Binghamton (N.Y.
Press
Detroit (Mich.)
Free Press
Fargo (N.D.) Forum
& Tribune
Lynchburg (Va.) News
Easton (Pa.) Express
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot-News
St. Paul (Minn.)
Dispatch
New York Mirror
Charleston (W.V.)
Gazette
American Observer
1959,
Cold appraisal by CIA.
CIA head analyzes Red armed potential, by
Frederic W. Collins.
The struggle we face.
In the Central Intelligence Agency; chair-
borne fact sifter newest in espionage, by
J. Koehler. illus.'
Economic race.
Kreplin's economic pressure analyzed by
Frederic M. Collins.
Top "sleuthsr alert nation on Reds at home,
abroad, by A. F. Hermann. illus.
In racing Russia; our handicap is inflation.
U.S. must be on the alert to Red economic
challenge.
Editorial: The Communist challenge.
We have the resources; have we the will?
(From an editorial in the Washington Post
and Times-Herald) In The Easton Express
Roundtable.
DATE
Apr. ll
Apr. 11
Apr. ll
Apr. 12
Apr. 12
Apr. 13
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Apr. 16
Sketches of possible successors of Secretary Apr. 16
Dulles. illus.
Allen Dulles analyzes the Soviet potential. Apr. 16
CIA warns of Red grab in Iraq. In Washing- Apr. 19
ton Merry-Go-Round, by Jack Anderson.
Central Intelligence chief warns against Apr. 25
smugness and false U.S. "tranquillizers".
Fateful economic race; United States leads
Russia in farm and factory output, but
Soviets are steadily. narrowing the gap.
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Baltimore Sun
Kansas City (Mb.)
Times
Christian Science
Monitor
Buffalo Courier
Express
Delhi (India) Link
Harrisburg (Pa.) News
Atlanta (Ga.) Consti-
tution
The Times (London)
Albany (N.Y.) Knicker-
bocker News
Baltimore Sun
Christian Science
Monitor
Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Press
New York World-Tele-
gram and Sun
Perth Amboy (N.Y.)
News
St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch
Trouw (The Nether-
lands)
Washington Star
1959
Iraq is no-.1 danger spot, CIA head tells
Congress.
Calls Iraq world fuse; Views are expressed
to Senate Committee by Allen W. Dulles, Direc-
tor of the Central Intelligence Agency, by
John R. Cauley.
Middle East looms through Berlin fog, by
Neal Stanford.
Donovan declared one of first to war on
Reds. illus.
The secret service war. illus.
Allen W. Dulles speaks Tuesday at War College.
illus.
Red's attack threefold, says CIA chief
Dulles.
Behind America's policy-makers. In
People to Watch. illus.
Dulles' brother guest of Rocky; CIA director
scheduled to 'address State defense council
in Albany. illus.
Dulles discounts Soviet strength.
CIA chief derides Soviets' strength.
Refutes Russ; CIA Chief denies Soviets
superior in arms.
CIA Chief reports big Red Missile push, by
W. B. Dickinson, jr.
U.S. is strongest, A. W. Dulles says'.
Communist tide is slacking, Allen Dulles of
CIA asserts; he says U.S. can "drop hold-
ing operations and press the advantage?.
DATE
Apr. 28
Apr. 28
May 4
May 5
June 7
June 8
June 18
-July 2
July, 6
July 25
-July 25
Jhly 25
July 25
July 25
-Jay 25
Allen W. Dulles,,espionage chief no. J. of July 25
the United States. (Translation)
Dulles holds U.S. stronger than Soviet. Ally 25
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Madison (Wisc.)
State journal
Philadelphia (Pa.)
Inquirer
Washington Star
Miami (Fla.)
Herald
Christian Science
Monitor
Rochester (N.Y.)
Democrat & Chronicle
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot-News
New Brunswick (N.Y.)
Home News
Washington Star
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Kansas City (14b.)
Star
New York Herald
Tribune
The Providence
Journal of Fairfax
County
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Tulsa .(Okla.) Tribune
1959
Allen Dulles tells Of Russ defense moves
-against bombers.
U.S. Officials maintain Soviet is not invinci-
ble. In Washington Background, by John C.
O'Brien.
Editorial: Reassuring, but --. (On address
to National Strategy Seminar for Reserve
Officers)
Governors get warning; atomic blackmail by
Russians seen, by John B. McDermott.
U.S. ability to meet Soviet threat; an inti-
mate message from. Washington, by Neal
Stanford.
'!Secrets" kidded; Dulles vs. Mr. K. illus.
CIA chief doubts Reds broke code, by
Marguerite Higgins. illus.
People in the News. illus.
CIA Director to testify on Red economy.
DATE
July 26
July 28
Aug. 2
Aug. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 17
Oct.
Oct. 26
Oct. 26
Great expansion of secret CIA emphasized by Nov. 1
its new building, by Marquis W. Childs.
Allen Dulles a gadfly to Soviet as effective Nov. 3
director of CIA, by John R. Cauley. illus.
Eisenhower lauds peace role; helps lay Nov. 4
stone for huge new building, by James E.
Warner.
CIA dedicated.
Nov. 6
Allen Dulles warns of Soviet economic gains; Nov. 13
Russian industrial output growing at twice U.S.
rate, CIA chief says.
Soviet industrial expansion threatens U.S.
lead, says intelligence chief.
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Washington Star
Auburn (N.Y.)
Citizen-Advertiser
Baltimore Sun
Bangor (Maine) News
Chattanooga (Tenn.)
Times
Christian Science
Mbnitor
Dayton (Ohio) News
Lincoln (Neb.)
Journal
New York Herald
Tribune
Providence (R.I..)
Journal
Washington Daily News
,Washington Daily News
Washington Star
Washington Est and
Times-Herald
Watertown (N.Y.
1959
Dulles warns on co-existence; Soviet wants
to buy time, CIA head says; industry not near
U.S., he de&lares, but military is, by
J. A. O'Leary.
A report on Russia.
Red growth in industry is stressed; Soviet
economy could be near that of U.S. by '70,
Dulles says, by Rodney Crowther.
Intelligence Chief says: Soviet economic
drive Serious, by Jbspph A. Loftus.
In search for solutions; Allen Welsh Dulles.
illus.
Soviet output statistics sifted,. by Richard
L. Strout,
Soviets narrowing gap, Dulles says; important'
for U.S. to speed econotic growth, intelli-
gence chief reports.
America still has time.
Russia seen near U.S. level by '70;
htads cites economic gains, by Warren Rogers,
jr. illus.
It's not all cloak-and-dagger, by Frederic W.
Collins. illus.
Dulles explodes some laths; Hill gets "sober4
ing" picture of Soviets.
Dulles: Get hot or Red output will crowd us,
by Robert Thompson. illus.
CIA head sees no sudden shift in Russia, by
J. A. O'Leary.
Dulles sees Soviet gains closing gap; CIA
chief finds production lead of U.S. in dan-
ger, by Carroll Kilpatrick.
Times Allen Dulles testifies.
73
DATE
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov.
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
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Wilmington (Del.)
Journal
Woonsocket (R.I.)
Call
Detroit (Mich.)
News
New York Journal
of Commerce
Charlotte (N.C.)
Observer
Christian Science
Monitor
Portland (Maine)
Press-Herald Tele-
gram
Riverside (Calif.)
Enterprise
Niagara Falls (N.Y.)
Gazette
Portland (Maine)
Press-Herald Tele-
gran
San Diego (Calif.)
Tribune
Greenville (S.C.)
News
Sioux City (Iowa)
,YJ.Jburnal
Youngstown (Ohio)
Vindicator
Shreveport (La.)
Journal
Washington Star
Serskbye Khozysystvo
(Moscow)
1959
Mr. Dulles on Russia.
Dulles hopes on Russian evolution, by
Joe Hall.
Reds step up output in race to equal
by Russell Barnes.
Intelligence chief sees gap in US, Red
economies closing.
Dulles provides the facts on Soviet economic
threat.
The CIA and the U.S.S.R. In State of the
Nations, by William H. Stringer.
And. now it is Allen Dulles who warns on Red
production.
Allen Dulles' warning.
CIA Chief refutes myths about Russia.
Inside in Washington, by May Craig.
CIA chief denies Russia will "Inherit the
world". In World's Week.
A sober assessment of Red strength.
A challenge in the hope for Soviet change.
Warning against complacency,
Editorial: Growth rate too slow.
CIA head challenged by Pravda on figures.
No, Mr. Allen Dulles, your prophecies will
not come true!
74
DATE
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 16
Nov. 17
Nov. 17
Nov. 17
Nov. 17
Nov. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Nov. 22
Nov. 23
Nov. 26
Nov. 28
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Rochester (N.Y.)
Times Union
Waukegan (I11.) News-
Sun
New York journal
American
Christian Science
Monitor
Minneapolis (Ni
Tribune
New York Herald
Tribune
Newark (N.J.) News
Waukegan (Ill.) News-
Sun
Washington Star
Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot-News
New Brunswick (N.J.
Home News
Union City (N.J.)
Hudson Dispatch
Owensboro (Ky.)
Messenger-Inquirer
New York Herald.
Tribune
Christian Science
Monitor
New York Daily News
1959 DATE
Intangible factors cited in U.S.-Soviet Dec.
race for economic growth, by A.F. Hermann.
U.S. economic progress up to American Dec. 3
people.
Says Russia!s Latin-America plot is gaining. Dec. 4
Dec. 5
U.S. industry told armed might urgent. to
prevent Soviet? clash: American economic
gain seen fading fast in race, by Harry C.
Kenney.
Reds penetrate Latin America, CIA chief says. Dec. 5
illus.
Soviet stirs Cuba strife, Dulles says, and i- Dec. 5
in Panama, he tells N.A.M., by Joel Seldin.
CIA chief says Moscow inspired Cuba, Panama Dec. 5
discord; plan told by Dulles, by Phillip S.
Showell, Jr.
U.S. economic progress up to American people Dec. 5
Basic Red aims are unchanged, CIA chief says. Dec.
5
What,:shodld5.we sacrifideto'guarantee:Survival? Dec. 8
"People in the News" column. illus.
Reis stirring up Latin Americans.
Allen Dulles advises. U.S. to take the claims
of Soviets seriously.
Dulles hints at discontent in satellites;
"Hope for freedom vibrant", he asserts, by
R. Chapman.
Kremlin directive cited by CIA chief.
Allen Dulles sees shift. illus.
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Dec. 9
Dec. 13
Dec. 15
Dec. 16
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Washington Post and
Times-Herald
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Washington Star
Chicago Daily News
Miami (Fla.) News
Washington Post and
'Times-Herald
Buffalo (N.Y.) News
Baltimore Sun
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Journal
American
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Washington Star
Buffalo (N.Y.) News
Minneapolis
Tribune
1959
Allen Dulles warns of Soviet goal. (On
speech at luncheon meeting of Salvation Army)
Co-existence talk false Dulles says.
Dulles sees Red push in Africa Asia, Carib-
bean.
Space called top Story of fabulous '50s;
thinking men'of-Chicago take interpretive
look back, by N. Shuman. illus.
1960,
-Dulles: gets summons. In Man in the News.
illus..
Ike implies .better data on Russia; new
"estimates" of power cited in defending
Gates, by Chalmers M. Roberts.
Allen Dulles - incredible spymaster for the
West. illus.
Dulles sees Soviet play on credulity; says
Reds usa missiles to make impression on
unsophisticated, by Albert Sehlstedt, Jr.
. Reds not stronger, Pacific shots a bluff,
? Dulles says.
CIA chief hits sweet talk; Reds' sincerity
attacked, by George Carroll.
"New formula" for estimating Soviet Union's
missile strength is deeply disturbing to
many; but both President, Allen Dulles assure
that in considering Russia's intentions, its
capabilities are not being overlooked by U.S.,
by Brig. Gen. Thomas R. Phillips.
DATE
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 17
Dec. 28
Jan. 13
Jan. 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 27
Jan. 27
Jan. 27
Jan. V
Dulles denies "politics" in Red arms reports. Jan. 27
Red "superiority" a product of propaganda,
Dulles says; Russians trying to capitalize
on publicity gained from space successes, he
declares. illus.
Jan. 28
(Minn.) CIA chief enters debate on Russ power, by Jan. 28'
Charles W. Bailey;.
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New York Post
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
National Review
New York Daily News
Aurora (Ill.) Beacon-
News
New York Herald
Tribune
New York Journal
American
Denver (Colo.) Post
Syracuse (N.Y.)
Herald-journal
Washington Post and
Times Herald
New York Mirror
St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Baltimore Sun
Washington Star
1960
Soviet ICBM due off California? In Washing-
ton Report, by Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott.
Dulles to be quizzed on new data on Reds, by
John G. Norris. illus.
Allen Dulles and Bang-Jensen.
Dulles paints defenses: color is unrosy, by
Jerry Greene. illus.
Bare CIA report on defense; backs Ike on U.S.
position, by Robert W. Richards.
Congress' demand for data seen "cold war"
handicap, by David Lawrence.
CIA chief under fire. In Washington Window,
by David Sentner.
U.S. cloak and dagger chief Allen W. Dulles--
likes his CIA job. In Personalities in the
News, by Endre Marton. illus.
Dulles is no.1 man in U.S. intelligence, by
Endre Marton.
The Dulles testimony, by Joseph Alsop.
CIA chief says U.S. missile future not rosy.
In Washington Merry-Go-Round, by Drew Pearson.
illus.
Allen Dulles's views anger Eisenhower; CIA
chief demands to counter missile complacency,
by Drew Pearson.
Cold war seen as indefinite. illus.
DATE
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Jan. 31
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Feb. 10
Dulles reportedly did not give Soviet missile Feb. 24
data to Twining due to their possible unrelieG,
bility; Gaither panelist warns of "uninformed
president"; CIA chief testifies on "soft" esti-
mates before Senate unit.
Our most secret agency; with the CIA intelli- Mar. 6
gence is a science, by J. F. Ter Horst.
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Elmira (N.Y.) Star-
Gazette
Okalhoma City (Okla.)
Oklahoman
Washington Daily News
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Berlingske Tidende
Utica (N.Y.) Obser-
ver-Dispatch
Baltimore Sun
Garden City (N.Y.)
Newsday
Dayton (Ohio) News
New York Daily News
New York Post
Expressen
Houston (Tex.)
Chronicle
Philadelphia
Inquirer
New York World-Tele-
gram and Sun
Toronto Globe and
Mail
London Observer
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
1960 DATE
CIA free of politics; Robison convinced.
He's our "master spy", by J. F. Ter Horst.
illus.
Khrushchev exaggerates, says Dulles, by
John ChaMbers.
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
Mar. 24
Dulles reveals orders Soviet gave Latin Reds. Mar. 24
Amerikas Mhsterspion, by Anders Georg. illus. Mar. 25
The Dulles nobody knows, by Curtis Mitchell. Mar. 27
illus.
Knack led Dulles to CIA post; took spying job Mar. 31
in first world war, by J. F. Ter Horst.
Cloak and dagger, by Leonard Baker. pt .2. Apr. 13
illus.
Reds inciting, Latins", Dullht"ssys. May 2
Tells how Reds turn Latins against U.S. illus. May 2
The business of espionage--glamor is the May 10
least of it, by Joseph Wershba. illus.
Iasterspionen Dulles -- har han 3000 eller May 11
30000 man? illus.
What qualifies Dulles as Director of CIA. May 11
illus.
"Master Spy" Dulles: how his CIA works, by May 12
McGuffin. illus.
U.S. master spy is tweedy but tough ,,by Y. May 13
Michael Mk. illus.
Research and analysis with a touch of cloak May 20
and dagger, by Philip Deane. illus.
Director of U.S. intelligence. In The Obser- May 22
ver Profile. illus.
How Allen Dulles tried to spare Ike, by May 27
Marquis Childs.
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Gary (Ind.) Post-
Tribune
New York Journal
American
Bismarck (N.D.)
Tribune
Chattanooga (Tenn.)
Times
Garden City (N.Y.)
Newsday.
New York Herald
Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer
Columbia (S.C.) Record
Detroit (l4.ch.) News
Dayton (Ohio) News
WilMington (Del.),
News
Exclusivo de Washing
'ton (Puerto Rico)
Washington Daily News
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Enquirer
New York Mirror
Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post
Gazette
1960
DATE
Allen Dulles looks like schoolmaster. May 31
Allen W. Dulles, master of espionage. In May 31
In the Spotlight Today. illus.
Allen. Dulles not usual "spy type". illus. June 1
America's Master spy; Allen Welsh Dulles. June 1
illus.
Professorial spymaster, by Leonard Baker. June 1
illus.
Allen Dulles is cleared by Senate inU-2 'lime 1
case, by Rowland Evans, jr. illus.
Chief of espionage. In Profile. June 1
Allen Dulles heads CIA, breathtakingly easy June 2
to identify.
America's master spy; meet Allen W. Dulles, June 2
our intelligence chief. illus.
Allen Dulles' armor: pipe, patience, politi- June 2
cal savvy. In Man in the News. illus.
Neither cloak nor dagger. illus.
IALlen W. Dulles. illus.
Meet Allen Dulles; he's America's top cloak
& dagger man, by Andrew Tulley. illus.
Dulles ouster sought by Reds; Ike portrayed
as ailing front man for war hungry CIA chief.
Why Reds suspect Dulles. In Washington-
Merry4c-Rou610 by Drew Pearson. illus.
Allen Dulles keeps "master spy" title;
position as head of CIA seeme more secure
than ever. illus.
June 2
June 3
June 4
June 5
June 5
June 5
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St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Providence (R.I.)
Journal
York (Pa.) Dispatch
Baltimore Sun
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
The Times (London)
Politika (Yugoslavia)
Unita (Communist)
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
San Diego (Calif.)
Union
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
Watertown (N.Y.) Times
Northern Virginia Sun
Minneapolis (Minn.)
Tribune
Wichita (Kansas) Bea-
con
1960
Allen Dulles strives to keep CIA non-politi-
cal and objective. In Who's Who in the News.
Allen Dulles: he made U.S. spying pro-
fessional. illus.
Dulles speaks to War College strategy
session. illus.
Spy stories fed Russians; Reds lable Allen
Dulles craftier than FU Manchu.
CIA -- eyes and ears of U.S.; the most secret
government agency has extraordinary powers to
do its job, by J.C. Schmidt. illus.
CIA chief will visit W, Germany.
Potrait gallery: Allen Dulles. illus.
Secret talks between Allen Dulles and. the
Germans in 1943.
JUvelazioni sui contatti fra Allen Dulles e i
nazisti, by Maurizio Ferrara. illus.
Dulles keeps lid tight on Kennedy briefing.
Kennedy gets top-secret briefing, by Don
Irwin. illus.
Kennedy briefed on foreign affairs. illus.
Kennedy gets first briefing by CIA director,
by Richard L. Lyons. illus.
Johnson gets Dulles briefing.
Briefings help to nominees, says Allen W.
Dulles on visit. illus.
War clouds from. over Far East.
Allen--Paul Scott Report.
Dulles ready to serve Nixon or
Fletcher Knebel. illus
VFW award to Allen Dulles.
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DATE
June 5
June 5
June 7
June 7
June 12
June 16
.June 19
June 30
July 4
July 23
July 24
July 24
July 24
July 28
July 30
In Robert S. Aug. 2
Kennedy, by Aug. 5
Aug. 7
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.South Bend (Ind.) Allen Dulles recipient of Bernard Baruch Aug. 7
Tribune Award.
Miami (Fla.) Herald CIA chief wins honor. Aug. 8
Watertown (N.Y.) Allen W. Dulles receives honor.
Times
Detroit (Mich.) Free Dulles warns of Soviet peril. ,illus.
Press
Detroit (Mich.) News
Baltimore Sun
Columbus (Ga.)
Enquirer
Dulles says Red .talk hides plot, by Herb
Levitt.
Dulles links Red secrecy to surprise-attack
plan.
Dulles warns Soviet piling up weapons.
Detroit (Mich.) Times Cuba a step in Red plan, Dulles warns, by
Don Ball. illus.
Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Aug. 8
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Press "Shut up" on secrets, U-2 builder tells U.S.; Aug. 23
VFW hears defense chiefs. illus.
New York Post
Elizabeth (N.J.)
Journal':
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
Brooklyn
Tablet (Catholic)
Pueblo (Colo.) Star-
Journal
Kansas City (Mo.)
Star
New 'York Herald ?:
Tribune
The 7 ingredients, by James Marlow. Aug. 23
Cold war troubles awaited by Dulles, In In Aug. 23
the Nation Today, by James Marlow.
Skimpy reporting of talk by Allen Dulles Aug. 24
deplored, by David Lawrence.'
Peace lies in strength, Dulles says. Aug. 30
Teaching what communism is; Dulles' plan for Sept. 9
spreading realization of the nature of our
enemy is lauded, by Ralph
chief hits complacent U.S.; Dulles Warns Sept. 24
"wishful thinkers" refuse to see Red danger.
Dulles says intelligence agency uses both Oct. 7
science, horse sense.
Invitations to hear speech by Allen Dulles go Oct. 26
to 500. illus.
Appointments by Kennedy, illus. Nov. 11
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Washington Star
Miami Herald
Cleveland. (Ohio)
Plain Dealer
The Worker
Sztandar Naodych
(Warsaw)
Sztandar Modych
(Warsaw)
Indianapolis (Ind.
Star
Des Moines Tribune
Minneapolis (Minn.)
Star
Miami News
Danville (Ill.)
Commercial-News
Chicago Tribune
Miami Herald
New York Herald
Tribune
San Juan (P.R.) Star
El Mundo (San Juan,
P.R.)
1960
Dulles briefs Kennedy for nearly 2 hours;
CIA chief fills in President-elect concern-
ing troubled Caribbean area, by Garnett D.
Horner.
DATE
Nov. 18
Allen W. Dulles: U.S. master spy of WorldWar Nov. 21
by William McGaf fin. illus.
Editorial: Know your enemy. Nov. 28
Dulles' shadow hangs over Cuba and threatens Dec. 4
the world's peace, by Art Shields. illus.
1961
The brothers Dulles and "sidelines". (Trans- Jan. 21
lation)
Industrial elite really govern America. Jan. 21/22
(Translation)
Princeton grads to hear Dulles. Jan. 31
Allen Dulles and Nazi secrets. illus. Feb. 6
Kennedy's GI team; Allen 'Dulles' gamble Mar. 18
reaped Nazi secrets, by Fletcher Knebel. illus.
11. reasons why Russia is risking a war in Laos, Mar. 29
by Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott. illus.
Intelligence agency chief discounts "missile Apr. 5
gap", cites new appraisal, by Paul Martin.
"Shirt-mouth", that's chief of U.S. espionage; Apr.
but Dulles finds secrets hard to keep. illus.
9
Even our spy boss gets the itch to talk, by Apr. 9
Saul Pett. illus.
Allen Dulles has to find, keep secrets; his Apr. 9
agency keeps President briefed. illus.
Dulles to keynote Y.P.O. meeting. illus. Apr. 14
Allen W. Dulles, Margaret Mead, Dr. Spook
vienen a reuni6n de Presidentes gvenes,
by Eddie Wipes. illus.
Apr. 15
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El_Mundo (San Juan,
P.R.)
San Juan (P.R.) Star
El Mundo (San Juan,
P.R.)
New York Herald
Tribune
Junior Review
L'Express (Paris)
New York Herald
Tribune
Washington Star
Boston (Mass.)
Traveler
Marion (Ind.) Leader-
Tribune
Expressen (Stockholm,
Sweden)
New York Herald
Tribune
Providence (R.I.)
Bulletin
Boston Herald
Christian Science
Monitor
New York World-Tele-
gram, and Sun
Washington Daily News
New York Herald
Tribune
1961 DATE
Allen' W. Dulles se rie de John Birch Society, Apr. 17
by Dario Carlo. illus.
Young Presidents to hear Dulles in "off -Apr. 17
record" talk, by Harold J. Lidin. illus.
Allen Dulles en San Juan; Sefrala Ptligro de Apr. 18
Castro para la America latina, by Luis M.
Escribano. illus.
Trouble comes to C.I.A., and. Dulles must talk, Apr. 30
by Warren Rogers, Jr. illus.
Allen Dulles. illus. May 1
Services secrets; Challe et la C.I.A. :illus. May 4
5
The philosophical cloak and dagger man. illus. May
Fate of Dulles believed undecided by Kennedy, May 5
by John N. Hightower.
"Freedom award" for Allen Dulles. May 25
Dulles' book is key to CIA activities, by May 25
Robert Branson.
Dulles has thankless job;:. US espionage chief
may only acknowledge his mistakes, well paid,
but no medals, by Arne Thoreh.
Offbeat Washington. illus.
Allen Dulles speaks at Naval War College.
Allen Dulles reports Russians adopt
capitalistic ways, by Robert B. Bassett.
illus.
CIA chief asks review of U.S. goals, by
George B. Merry.
Princeton chooses _,Diales as -:.truatee.
May 28
June 4
June 5
June 10
June 10
June 13
It appears definite; Dulles will quit.,JCLA4; ally 18
successor hasn't been picked, by Marshall McNeil.
Dulles to retire from C.I.A. by end of year. July 31
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Norfolk (Va.)
Virginian-Pilot
Kalamazoo (Mich.)
Gazette
Merrill (Wis.) Herald
Brownsville (Tex.)
Herald
St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
Miami Herald
New York Journal
American
Lincoln (Neb.) Star
Miami Herald
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Washington Star
New York Herald
Tribune
1961
Editorial: Dulles and the CIA:
August.
Editorial: Service in silence.
Exit Allen Dulles.
Retiring CIA chief first served
son era, by George Weeks.
November v.
during Wil-
MbCone named CIA director by Kennedy to
succeed Dulles. Allus,
"He'd slaughter ang041" Reds sneered at
Dulles. illus.
'Dulles rates a "well done". In On the Line,
by Bob Considine.
,Editorial: Of hard facts.
He matched wits with foes' best, by William
NbGaffin. illus.
Retiring Dulles gets unheralded send-off, by
Edward T. Folliard. illus.
Kennedy flies to CIA, oite.a:xetiring;Pulle.si,
by Cecil Holland.
From a devoted public servant: Farewell
advice for a wiser America, by Robert J.
Donovan. illus.
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DATE
Aug. 8
Aug. 11
Aug. 14
Aug. 29
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
Oct. 8
Nov. 28
Nov. 28
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