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CIA-RDP75-00001R000200100003-2
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December 15, 2016
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November 14, 2003
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March 14, 1966
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0 STAT Approved For DER SPIEGEL Release 20VZOW2h4 DP75-00001 Rd Jobs Available. The American secret service is having trouble filling its ranks with young people. The "Central Intelligence Agency" (CIA), which, until a few years ago, was able to select 100 to 150 applicants per year from among the most intelligent ten percent of U.S. students without any difficulty, has lost some of its attractive. ness. College graduates interested in government service prefer to work in the State Department (because of more rapid advancement) or in industry (because of better pay). The CIA now has sent columns of. recruiters to 100 universities to recruit young employees. CIA recruiter Colonel Stanley Grogan says: "We only want good people, and we will find them." Attraktivitat vcrloren. Am Staats- dienst interessierte Hodischulabsol- vcnten ziehcn den Dienst im Aus- Beforderung) oder Posten in der' Wirtschaft (wegen der besseren Be-. zahlung) vor. Die CIA hat jetzt Werbekolonnen zu 100 U iiversitaten tieren. CIA-Werber Oberst Stanley' STAT Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP75-00001 R000200100003-2