WHO'S WHO IN CIA

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP88-01350R000200840055-2
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• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 4, 2004
• Sequence Number: 55
• Publication Date: January 1, 1969
• Content Type: REPORT

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A biographical reference work on 3000 workers of the
civilian and military intelligence branch of tho
United States in 120 countries
Published by Julius Mader
Berlin 1968
592 pages
The first biographical reference work on the American Central
Intelligence Agency was recently published in the English and German
languages in East Germany. Compiled by the Journalist Dr. JULIUS
MADER it mentions about 3,000 American civilians and military men,
who operate in more than 120 countries.
JOHN F. 101NNb1DY, the American President in 1962 already had
called public attention to the growing importance of subversive war.
Pointing out that the monstruous effectiveness of hydrogen bombs.consi-
practical
dorably reduces the possibility of their use, the President emphasized
the increasing importance of subversive war and subversive actions for
the infiltration of other countries.
In approximately the past fifteen years, the United States has
carried out a series of extremely threatening military operations, which
definitely could have led. to a third world war, if the Socialist World
had not insured pence through its vigilance. An examination of It Who's
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whd in CIA" shows that the largest group of CIA workers in concen-
trated in exactly those countries, which were conducting open or
veiled aggressive activities or from whose area the United States
planned aggression, for example T(orea (1950), Guaateniala(1954), the
American intervention in :Lebanon (3.958), the unsuccessful invasion
of Cuba (1961) or the military attacks against Cambodia. In addition,
the aggressive war against the people of Vietnam and American intrigues
in Greece in support of the reactionary military junta in its takeover
of power in 1967. The Centrist Democratic Youth Association EDIN
already revealed the fact before the April putsch, that CIA had influ-
enced the Greek elections with considerable sums of money.
An investigation of the facts before the six day war of Israel
in June 1967 shows, among other things, that the United. States Defense
Department is today the greatest purchaser of petrolem and the cheapest
crude oil comes from the Near East. Wall. Street Journal reported that
the United States has invested the enormous amount of eight billion
pound sterling in oil production in the Near East, while the American
political economist VICTOR EID.LO declares that a third of all the profits
from foreign investments, which flowed into the United States in 1965,
came from the Near East, an area in which the CIA, as MADER's book shows,
has employed a very large number of its workers.
The extraordinarily powerful and influential intelligence agency,
the CIA, is directly subordinate to the Office of the President of the
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United States of America. The CIA presents to the President every
,morninv, a "list" of items investigated by the Intelligency Agency,
which is characterized as "strictly secrete. This list is compiled
in the CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia and is said to cost about
fifty million dollars. The radio antennas installed on the roof alone
cost 50,000 dollars. Three million words are processed daily in Langley.
and are based on radio reports in 60 languages. )very month about
200,000 newspapers, books and other publications are analyzed in all
details. Even the West German news magazine Dor Spiegel pointed out
in its edition of 23 May, 1966 that only 17.8 percent of applicants for
CIA employment were found suitable after taking the compulsory lie detector
tests. The majority of CIA workers have been in CIA employment at
least 10 years, as the figures in UWhols who in CIA show". The salaries
are high and, in many cases, exceed$20,000 a year. It has always
appeared that CIA workers were entrusted with civilian assignments.
However, their actions prove the opposite.
The Military Assignment of the CIA
"Who's who in CIA thoroughly destroys the official legend that
CIA is a non-military organization. It is estimated that more than a
million American soldiers were stationed. abroad in 1967. CIA workers
are attached to these troops. It also must be pointed out that the
United States now acts as a partner in bilateral or multilateral military
agreements with over 40 countries. The second general staff of USA military
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intolligence employes professionally more than 5,000 persons, of
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whom, as the Washington magazine ~rr. reports in May 1967, more than
a fifth were attacliod at that time to the American forces in South
Vietnam. In addition the Pentagon has military attaches at 71 United
States embassies and legations. Finally the American Government
tends to send "advisers" whenever an opportunity presents itself.
Finally there is the twin brother of the CIA, the so called
Defense Intelligence Agency, which was founded by the former head of
the Defense Department Robert S. McNamara and since his resignation
this year, has been built up with great speed by CLARK M. CLIFFCIN.D.
CLIFFMI) played a leading role in the founding; of the CIA in 1946 and
has also acted as an adviser of the intelligence organization since
1961 for the President of the United States, who appointed him the
head of the Defense Department this year.
CIA Remains Anonymous
It is understandable that ruling circles in the United States
are not exactly anxious to publicize the activity of the CIA. However,
recently the subversive activity of the CIA has become public and,in
fact, at a period when it pleased the men behind the scenes the very
least. Amon; the examples, as one firct thinks about it, are the
unouccessful hay of I'Z,.;n invasion against Cuba in 1901 and the fact
that the CIA failed when on 13 August, 1962, East Germany secured its
state frontiers against West Berlin, which shelters some 90 espionage
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organizations, mostly financed and supported by the United States
and serves the West German extremists as a "springboard to the
East" In "Who's who in CIA" 1MjADIER comes to the conclusion that it
is high time to begin, at least the first exposure offensive against
the machinations of the CIA. The East German journalist hints that,
in all probability, further volumes in the CIA will follow.
Also interesting are the statements about the development of the
CIA and the special functions of related organizations, such as the
FBI, the Office of Intelligence Research (OIR) and organizations
associated with the CIA, such as church, cultural and academic organi-
zations, radio stations like Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, which
concentrate on propaganda. broadcasts to the Socialist countries. We
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also find exact details on the control, which the CIA exerts on a number:
of mass media such as Prouves (Paris) and. Encounter(London), aside from
the indirect cooperation with organizations with such innocent sounding
names as American Council. for the International Commission of Jurists,
Congress for Cultural Freedom, International Labor Research Inc.
The Los Angeles Times (May 1967) interviewed the former CIA
consultant ThOMAS t1R11DEN, who pointed out that the CIA is systematically
carrying out a systematically developed program for splitting the West
German trade unions. Largo financial amounts were used to keep the
trade unions on an anticommunist course.
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In another exposure, Reuters reported on 18 October, 1967
that a report by students from six countries was being published on
the same day, according to which the International Student Conference
(IER) active in Holland received at least 70 percent of its finan-
cial support from the CIA.
In India at the end of 1967, more than 200 scientists published
a statement, in which they expressed their alarm about the fact that
foreign agents and similar organizations, in the first p1b ce the CIA,
had infiltrated in vital areas of public life in India. The scholars
attacked with special sharpness the activities of the so-called Asia
Foundation, which according to statements of the Indian Government is
financed by CIA.
The CIA is forbidden any intelligence activity in the United
States, even according to its own rules. The American magazine
Saturday Evening Post published at the end of 1967 a devastating
exposure of the evil machinations of the CIA in the United States,
which " actually his infiltrated all important and influential areas
of American life, such as employer a.esociations, trade unions, churches,
the Government, universities, the press, other mass media and much
else". However, as the Saturday Evening Post remarks " neither the
Government or the Congress stand. in the way to prevent such a develop-
mont: This magazine also emphasized that Vice President HU11P13IEY
recently said at a press conference that the CIA is only carrying out
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the policy of the organizations it is subordinate to.
This is also true for RICIIRD N. ELMS, the Director of the
CIA, who at the same time is Chairman of the United States Intelligence
Board (USIB) and who, in turn, controls all the military and civilian
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