A BILLION FOR CIA HIDDEN AMONG GUNS AND BUTTER

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February 18, 1999
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January 30, 1966
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Approved For Release 2000/08/26: CIA-RPAb b001 S. 54,498 r?e..r fdit Other cage P.q. Pete CPYRGHT }ti Date J AN 3 () . tint field, now the majority leader., In 1956 lie was successful In etting the bill to the floor for vote, where it was rejected 7-29. The opposition of Chair- min Carl' Iinyc,r.n, V-Ariz? of he. Al'pruprist(luns Commlttea,;nl-,,M ld by the late AIaj. yen. 'Irairmsn Richard B.' Russell, William J. (Wild Bill) Donu-' Ga., of the Armed Serviccsvan. om?mittce, and Sen. Leverett; Saltonstall says CIA is.V"a aitonstall, R-Moss? now the fact-finding agency with nn anking minority uieniher of policy-making powers. The'. . hot ii units, weir responsible for nnsfield's dcfcnl. In thr Mm-.r thr chief spon- ?or i in ailtrinistration stal- t .uvi rankim, Foreign Af- fairs Cnnmiittce i)emoerat, kee. Zablocki? has long felt there should be a check on the competence of CIA agents as- signed to strategic overseas service, and on the ckre Atitln which tinge, unvouchored sutras are scent,. covert operations, because of In the. post, rear,'the ilouse cornditions In the world today.! forces favorln; .the watchdog He' cites British Intelligence, unit hirve Increased as liberal which goes. back to the Wars lof the Roses. Ire. the 15th Democratic ? young Turks have tury The funds used by' this offered companion bills. They or0nization,? oldest of? Its kind would go further than tougher in the world, are. known to. very surveillance, however..'typical few - government r leade{e., 'The Approved For Release, 2000/08/26 : C1A-RDP75-.00001,800010012007 0" a essional eillance are tak-INew York, who would strip! VASIINGTON Hidden n ILIA of all operations and limit' m CPYRGHT B , flu%ttI J 1t11Ci11'I' ON subject A o closer con-'I.; Rep, William Fitts Ryan of th J o h n s o n administration b gel for next' year is rat least $1 billion to be spent by the C ntral llilcifigence Agency. 'lie f:Pi;l that the sum, about more seriously, than In past' its role to research and analy- P The major bill, which would isis? t up a joint congressional) watchdog" committee for cen-, S11,N, 5?AIJIfONST,9L1, made al intclligrnce, has b e e n, it clear he' will stand firm in ushcd'in the Senate for many ears by Montan_i's Mike Mans- 1: per cent of all Federal ex- p nditures for fiscal 1967, Is i c nccaled In the budgdt esti- ??n tes Is no secret. But the way in which it Is r nccaled is known only to a I rndtut of veteran legislators, s onai investigators. - Although 1 e main work of the mot l an 15,000 employes headquar A red in a huge building i ear?by Langley, Va., has to de e r e I y with research , .nn. nalysis, the agency also get. I volved in cloak - and - dagge Mork. It is the rumored blunders ir ie. cloak-rind-daggor depart 4'ienl--c pion1i;r and govern Pcnl-toppling in the Middi .'tst, Cut,a, the Dominican' Re ublic, Viet Nam{ Singapur rid elsewhere-that has what d the curiosity : of long irat I The v,-Awo,v"ls the largest of several comprising the "intelli- g nee connnunity." For nearly ,211 years, it has never been sub- jected to review by congres ngressmen. 4 .`. q AS A REST, pending bill this, his final year in public life, against any change in CIA's s t a t u s.? He was chichi sponsor of legislation in the Re- publican-controlled 'Roth Con-' gress setting utr CIA as a de- scenclant of tlta wartime Office of a~,trplrgic Sc r v I r r s, vulll- agency provides Information to', the military,' services and l.he National Security Council Fir B decision-making. The 'gucrrtila' warfare' activities are under- taken by CIA on orders from higher authority. CIA ? is as- signed them because no other governmental agency Is set up for such tasks." Sr"n. Sultonstatl says a` great: power, must have such secret hut elligenee services, including