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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000300380029-3
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• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 24, 1998
• Sequence Number: 29
• Publication Date: October 11, 1960
• Content Type: FORM

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TRANSMITTAL SLIP
1ATE11 October 1960
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Kills Flays Foreign: Policy
He tinged his audience to beer +e M501 . 04w
"am~,s of -pear at the Miracle Mile ght-pping JODW 11010"
ment." tenter is s oousufield tvwnshlp
He referred to the t and to address the Nkmadjeld
former county Tlomocratuc offi- Democrafic club at 9 p.m., at the
ciais by a labor-liberal coalitfoL meaty headquarters, 17 Water
"On Aug. 11, they illustrated the, street, Pontiac.
scope of their power whea they'
took control'ot the county 1)e; po-
cratic organization belt, stack
and barrel."
He characterized the labor pro-
gram as "the welfare state phil-
Pontiac. Kc11is Sufi. Pa click V.
Brooat d.M *the Uh !- ItJP 11 1.1ta in ? a a#aUtkal launched oOa~ 'ertd o.
mit" to4r An Pont**, To-
drive to ern;k Oakland catuntk. P'~e ~ ,m a
cheater. his a:` a 1.:. gr~ne from
meeting of UAW I oval 157 at other."
acm
Brootrtfiald addreaed the Ra sdteraativp for n police
:whfcae Womb's " at Ilto-
Oakland county's Congressional osop y o Me empty
"
rivals traded campaign blows to- the full belly. f
Kellis, a retired Army colonel
day. and a former CIA agent, contin-
C o n g r e s s m a n William S. ued his campaign against Admin-
Broomfield of Royal Oak, Repub- istration foreign policy which, he
lican incumbent, said that o(pa- said, "either stands still or rolls
iced labor is thraatesiKg backward."
county's "gDOd goversa" t? In Cuba, he said, "many of the
James A. K s at 111erlGkT' Administration% high officials
Democratic ttoeaiaee, 4000*, 4' cuddled up s ,oictator Batista and
ministration foreign policy which, failed to perceive the deteriora- 1
he said, had brought the Iron tion of intsrfpt cttpoltions which q
Curtain to "within 90 mites of our led to unrest.and finally support
shoreline." of Castro's in vament.
"This 02%* did tuot provide
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can!lidate for geverf I, to Haze
for Paul D. Ba$we4, Repuoacxwl.
_
Kellis in Southfield I
I QWi wuI U m _
$aSWOU will sdingk with the audi-1
ence to alit issues.
?
anoctiag to register voters. A film
stressing the importance Of the
individual vote will be shown.
land c nty, wtu spcnsw w -
ficld Democratic club at 8I
p.m., PrWay at t ederls school.
18235 West Nino-Mile. ,
Mrs. lames M. Ginn, wife of
the county Democratic chairman,
. - _- __-ii v ... ?" at the
lam G. Kaellls, Democratic
..?A*A.t. far Conti from Oak-
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 Charges .Traded
in Congress Campaign
Democrat James G. Kellis to- voters' right to know where he
day charged that Oakland county stands."
Republicans - particularly his Kell is, ex-Air Force officer who
Nov. 8 opponent Congressman worked with the Central Intelli-
William S. Broomfield-arr, avoid- gence agency and NATO, publicly
ing 1960's prime issues by tilting challenged Broomfield to debate
at a straw man of their own foreign and defense policies. both
making. labor's position in the heaviiv criticiccd by the chit
Democratic party of Oakland Ienger.
This parallels -use of the rcpt' 8roonttielu ;tid tud.rv he has
ous issue on the national level. had no invitation to dchate Irom
to sidetrack the campaign
Kellis, I he (. onoresstnan ,a id.
from the real issues" helli.
- 1he only imitation has bran
Kellis said, \ty opponent has' through the public press. I don't
chosen to become the ,pokc,wit) i,consider that an imitation.
,for this attack on labor r.,ther the people are well-acquainted
than to debate the real is.ucs. I with my ieeord: it is tip to him to
have several time,, challenged him tell them where he differs,
to debate. He has not sieigned to Broomfield sa,d he art.f Kellis
By Others-
so. says Broomfield
Not
"We have been invited to de-
bate the issues before seserad
groups throughout the cotmty
Kellis said. "I have, without eti
ception, accepted. He has, with-
out exception. refused." {
Kellis said, "The repeated
speeches and press releases from
the Republican party alleging that
unions have taken over the Oak-
land county Democratic commit-
tee are false and misleading.
"There are two members of
labor unions on the executive
board of six. There are eight
members of unions on the .17'.
member executive committee "
will share plattorrns in October,
The Congressman listed two ap-
pearances promoted by the
league of Women Voters too a
10-minute program on Wt'ON ra-
dio. Pontiac.
he latter. Broomfield said,
nay be t true debate.
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