INTELLIGENCE LAG OFTEN LAID TO U.S.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP01-01773R000100130018-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 22, 2012
• Sequence Number: 18
• Publication Date: May 9, 1960
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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INTELLIGENCE LAG
OFFICE COPIER
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Many Crittce Have Charged bec line et height, f a1i..!' ill
Inadequacy of Efforts to ten allies and use t' rn t~pea
Obtain Foreign Secrets ou tlrrtrnnir find r dal eq,up-
mrnl and a spcr xl r xmiler.,
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.non are ,n lac, hair ,1II.
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IS ASHINGTCrN ratay R The corn oil, the nlRhn n,t,lAr
ti. ,cnth,rI,,;i 1' : plane over that war,lerr! n. a ,n,e,
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enl, n In Ili. history of this parlieal arty aennllte pr!Ind of
.ntrt a lntrmgenre ac tl v111,?s diplomatic neRntlallnne l, ."me
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tell when a CUSIOme1
might show up, Sam.
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and textures-
trim, pleatless trousers in
solid colors, stripes and checks.
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rl f?rt. It Milli e^nrdl nt the ih \ If. F'a n n.1 alt, rwarA. tnry Intelligence units. United
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Thr ti S f 11"nM d 1'rea:Arnt Hubert li -?r 1 tit.. ah nta I , ;1,k, 1 n r t it' t g i Its
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TIMES, \fOND\)?. '`T;w 9,1961
I,ee nlG rally acknowledged u Central Intelligence Group tnI
soles by the tnited stater January, 1946. Thin was suc-
ln the (?ir11 War It in note- [ceded by the Central Intetll?
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Mr. Lord: George, I thought
wed sta:,i.ed those trousers below!
t n ~! Nationa
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pponn hail 1947.
harttlr order wi en hr fought I-
at Anlletam. And in Vi .rid War Allen W. Dulles, one of Mr.
1l. the l',,,trd States' naval-ale D---- is aides In the 08.8.,
r.l;. t.,n a, At: cw'ay was largely is the fifth director of the C.I.A.
a rr:ul?. ^f th^ toiled States and has served In that poet
has ink hr?k? ,. a Japanc>r code longest, from 1651 to the prea-
Th, 1, ?,d 1, miler eta nil the eat The site of his staff is a
couplrI scant- So is the amWat It
and m nil , "h Ili al and r, Iii. ndv
nder- It has been reported Nat the
s,?Ixure of total annual bill for United
a .:.,f acc l;?xnlvr rule. Slater intelligence scunities fl,.
r a I wma,ea 53.000,000,000. of
Tle t.'.,' \'; Uo Kenn, I ?mcn the C' I.A. spends half,
reported
:+ to r. ,'rr :uro K'orld K^rr I hero The agency has beento16,000
mar tin?k un hie men In 1P3., 1n to employ 12,000
.t uA': Inc tta, our alt a.lon of lathe Butts eltlaene a, well Y
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Mr. Lord: George, I thought
we'd stashed those trousers below!
might s1row up, Sam.
trim, p'l-e,atless trousers in
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