ALLEN W. DULLLES

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CIA-RDP75-00001R000100040126-4
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K
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1
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November 16, 2016
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May 10, 2000
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126
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February 1, 1969
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yI I. iv4e.I , ?rt;,. PATliIu: I EDGER Approved Eor lpe 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP75-00001 1 1969 P I ALLEN W. CPRGHT- teacher, author, diplomat and law- The U-2 incident, for example, family, Allen Welsh Dulles was a plain. ..MLLES Of tvd er ot a talented as the case of the Pueblo makes yer. But the scholarly, pipe-smok- touched off an international up- ing, mustached Dulles, who died roar, t.necalxcellation of the Paris For seven eventful years, from flights obtained for this country America's- "spymaster." much valuable information the U-2 tl ae other better known, in crude terms, u VIA as side, the public does not know how this week at the age of 75, is . ""a""" 1L1Gp41115, ana a a v e r s e world opinion : l3 t , Hoover represents the FBI.? neither defend itself nor praise it...,, Dulles said on one occasion, "can.; in the same fashion that J. Edgar became associated with ; , the Q1,4 tlon ,B security. "The C.IA ' Mr. 1953 to 1960, Mr. Dulles led the -?' information that may have. gig- Central 'Intelligence Agency, and nificantly contributed to our na- self. Mr. Dulles aervPll l,i.~lsrnnnf, tz former Secretary of State John inayea a prominent role in what .+ 1 .v..acvu . Ac:a11v1 LAUI1 11lg - ~,... Dulles. Like many familina ,a,h;,1, Operations. As a member of the:; have rendered important public v1 dlI e son atxategic S e r v i c e Allen Dulles perspnaIly was- v1bc41d1G111 it iar-xeacnang America n i esp onage center in Switzerlarid hardly the popular personification which he operated wth tact, enter- ! of a "master a.py. Yet durhi hie days at the CIA he mastermindedd11ue aria enormous. Success. Not' only did he place agents in high' -the hrow the t vprahr-w places in Nazi Germany, he also;:; g men uatemala t}7 P. n x,layeu a leaaingg role in negotiat-,,, of Mossadegh in Iran. and the rP- ___ _: - -- of and the tapping of Russian-East Mr. Dulles' tenure at CIA ended in a blaze of controversy over the, German communieal:inn.4 linna ;,, East Germany by tunnelinir vnrlm? ;gay 0r gigs fiasco. Although. he from. the .American-held sector of 1141 wide UAli was widely held West Bex1%n, accountable for the rout of the ~: v1AC. Premier Khrushchev to the Coxri- affair by rom tl . ____. _. p y re ~~~ ~14y wary, .nu tcept dress to the propaganda advantage . hint on for several months. of the West. n?T_ _ ,_ -, - -- - . , . - _ _ c.%.PJV166 p7er11aps will never be, Tile full record of the CIA u der k d nown. Government's advertise i ei- Rt)((`Q Jershi) may navP,? hn +I,e,,. ms o eir f . Calueu 9, es 7ne igenna o ,....r_ -_-,_ . e p ra .??-??~~, vu.41a4a W i'la,l,f. L4.tJl)1 a'ls~.l u. tions, as Mr. Dulles was fond of "Iix the Apprit9eidtiFioPuRel > 0MM24 a n ~~x M b00 general].. are kPni. AP('.r!?F._ w1inra.na 9-_ >__ 0n yi 0126-4