CONFIDENTIAL REPORT URGES MORE SECRECY IN CIA SPYING

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000100020030-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 14, 2003
• Sequence Number: 30
• Publication Date: September 26, 1971
• Content Type: NSPR

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Chief V:' tall(toll
t o:r do ui1, nt 1, f.-Ortinl, its < ran, 1'.n(ileCl throe"h ... thP, i CIA
u ~cd t'lat the 1~ could
f ills
Cubes pondult. c I!,., 1 er ]on and ,,ppi'ats
Vost-Nspa tell ii of ik1J C ICs,. Ilse forum nit ic 1 ls ow teas-
t the CIA's covert operations 'Oil'--- ?nterlber of the. nf;ly as "carer 1t.,," wt'll
1PASII1N( IO"I, Sept, v,. A sod It the agency is to be Panel, not identified but a- a .
StattlS nJdVr,)- bet"'Cell z
(onfide.7t711 'olio't hf:ul~, Cir- effective, it will base to nli' e pat~n.ly' I'e.rllste;n, the Slecl-
C1tl;5iCal agent in ?+ Slli 1.. CM
pCoi l'z-o`flcer, v,;as quoted as, erati011 zni that of f? Staff
cut led in, ` 8.5111;?i,to tl and Iio IISE'. of Private ii +tl tc ions On all
member itlvolved through hi
ton urges that the Central I11- expanding scale, though those saying that It was Comm 011
telligen e Agency improve its relations ivI1ich have. `blown' ..kw ledge oven before the c:;- career in many opei'a.tions.
secrecy in I,eiitc) i private cannot be l:esurrectetl. pa e of I(,-Q'1 that there )-`-td At another },o:at the accotl'
institutions 11 hone and abroad. "We need to operate under labor irograrhs. Of B3. ell's presentation r.sl?ec'?
The document pooh) also creeper cover r;ith increase's : PASS in I twnational labor the question "From vlio7,1 is ,
that. the CIA direct it cocit attention to the toe of 'cut-outs 1 affairmere (IiSslited, he said, covert operat;?n to be kept
Co or pub tc? disclosure o. this
opeati . onslil s and iiculgly at AN CIA's intF:rfcce wit;a the rest of ' P secret??
the world ne..cl to be better CIA c'f:p ort. He said that "ter. "After five days, for excilll,le,
1 anti ica III new s p `- p e rrnen CO nl-
YA, and Ae
nd rei1e wide use of f a aggents protected." 1 the U2 flights were not s crrt
n by
other than ".rn ricaia. 13issclls piesentatioll, as IL poun,l ed , inch difficulties 1'i from the Russians, bu` to se
ported in the sunl r.a.ry, refer tc t ciii L ,lg AID with CIA." operations re-llaincd higniy ~e-
a panel discussion On intelt,-
genes and ic,reigtl policy con_ previous year of the CANS pone
J tratlon and financing of tlic
ducted 11y tile Council on 1'02 National Stilc}ent As,oc;attonti
sign Relat'loils in New folk`
and other private org.+.nirahoh.,
Jan. S,, 1963, InCIiia lt~ trade lilholl C rt?illlli
,Copies of the'cocument au t7 i,i ore ?s.ss,
1 beln ei??CUlated in this COUntty Ait` \r itot p1.OUp5 lla(i 2l't
and ?.urope by a group of radi 1
1 0 l ir~are of the source of
i cal scholars ill. Cambridge f're.;, fundui the damage sub-
Mass., as "a still-relevant prim- ; saga r.b to 1i ClOSllrL ]71iglif
er_ on the theory and practice .'have have been far less than
orthe C e in t r' a l Intelligence `csa pet" the surnnlary said.
Agency" and "a fair '.yarning the CIA interfzce with vari-
as to the direction of the agen- _.OUS-_: rlr%=tt.e groups, including
cy's interests and efforts." bust,) s and student groups,
Leader of the discussion must be remedied."
.was Richard It Bissell Jr., a Oilier documentts, obtained in
former CIA deputy director ivho early i tit by the Post-D)ispatch,
was in charge of the U-? spy sho-wed ,that the I LS, A nay
~I)lniie program in the late 19505 for International Dese.iopnsen:
of
i
on
and the abortive invas
E- Cuba at the Bay of Pit's in
, 1961. l d.left the Government in
1962 ad is a vice president at
United Aircraft Corp.
/ Others in. the group were OIL
pJ late Allen W. Dulles, who had
been the CIA director: Robert
had been financed secretly by
the CIA. These became known
as "CIA orphans" after the
secret financing VMS d;,3CYOSed.
The change apparently grew
out of a 1967 order by President
Amory Jr., who had been the, 11110)11 i-I ? Johnson Pro}1}b}tint
uty CIA director for WON any further hidden snb-idies to
de
p
genet; 'l honlas L. IIu l cs, then private voluntary o1 . i lza.tlons.
director of intelligence and re- 1Ic prg llised to consider a pro-
nrch it the 1.)epa rtment of posal that the Federal Govern-
ah
Tit; -sunlnlary conumicci, trot in the United States and
nuotinz ? the Same Speaker: with good rcasol1," IV suin-
?5 1 these disclosures, Mel Diary said.
WK.' of evC tits has b: e2, unex?, -If these o, erfli ;his had
j;.,tc'I First, there. hasn't Ill-,Q11 ' lea-kod, to the Aie teats press,'
altt~ 3 :l -trouble: vT;th i11tP1'na-I tlic USSR would Ilan b::etl
tlQnaI 'labor programs. mdse,, forced to take ac do 1.
th rrithas-been an 'lucre lni "Oil a less se orO. level, the
Cl a 22 o for U.S. labor Pro-I same problem applies to satei-
ad the strain on Our! Ilia reconnaisoanc_;. Thessc are
dspaclty has been enlbarl'ait
Sing.,_Fornlerly these common
-labor unions knew we were
short of funds, but now they
all assume we have secret CIA
money, and they ask for more
eoacOples of two host71e govern-
ments collaborating to keep:
op)erations secret from the gen-
eral public of both sides. 'Utl-
fartuna.tely, there aren't c;)ough
of these situations'.
help," _ ' I . Returning to covert finaalcing
Citing labor union in British I of private ergauizations over-
Guiana as an example, he said, seas, 1>issell said that such pro-
theSwrire "supported through
CIA conduits, but now they ask
for more assistance than be-
fore:" _.
In ,the summary of Bissell's
pr.setltation, the report said the
United,States should make in-
, r ,?g : US0 persons Other
than American citizens who
"should be'encouragc:d to de-
vel)li a second loyalty, more
or less -comparable to that of
the f r tcpn staff. ,
"It desirability of more ef-
of foreign nationals
r-
--State and now president of tile llti, l U Lat)ie,,: a shift olio' at-
Cal'IlLg1C Y?trl0rVncnt for ititC1' ]llecl?;:r11 to provide public incrCil'sesas wee
tett.,. ,n to Latin America, Asia
national Peace, and Meyer- fund's openly for overseas actly
Berllstent, director of inteiila_ itIC of~-(ir;;anizstin is which are ; in I f~fi?ic(i Where Cie conduct
= A silted States nationals ,is sub! ti o scrun = and
onal. affair's for the United adjud :d deserving, in the 11R- ti
Steel Writ ors of An1Ap+prtavediFb , RF"eisef20C' 21 .2 : n F - QQ.~s~I 1~
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