THE BARRY FARBER SHOW

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January 2, 1967
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RADIO TV REPORTS, [N.C. Sanitized , ppS9X Af1@SAgLe :,,QLA? FOIAb3b PUBLIC AFFAIRS STAFF PROGRAM The Barry Farber Show January 2, 1967 7:30 PM CPYRGHT FOIAb3b STATION WMAL Radio Washington, DC BARRY FARBER: "Sylvia Press, a lot of people, including Malcolm Muggeridge, writing in Esquire, claim that the Central Intelligence Agency suppressed your book when it was first written eight years ago. "You were a former intelligence officer yourself. As a former intelligence officer, do you believe that?" PRESS: "I honestly don't know what to say as an intelligence officer. Of course, it would be rather satisfying, I suppose, in way to think that they had, that it was important enough for them want to do It, but I don't know who the source is, and as a former intelligence officer, I always put a great deal of stress on the source." a to FARBER: "I want to know how the Central Intelligence Agency could suppress a book even if it wanted to." PRESS: "Well, as I envisioned it, when it was told to me, apparently they bought up copies that were on the market. I suppose anyone could do that if they had enough money." FARBER: "Right, but then isnxt the publisher and the free en- terprise economy going to say, hot dog, that was a good customer; let's print a few thousand more?" PRESS: "Well, I suppose it would depend upon on how enterpris- ing the publisher was." FARBER: "Your book i s fiction. If you'd written i t as non- fiction, you'd probably be i n jail by now." PRESS: "Well, I don}t know. I haven't given away any secrets that I should not have or that Mr. Dulles himself has not spoken of and written on in the public press." OFFICES .-San i4aed-ApprovedoFer a N'e1A:RD 1 VVVO tRVU VIOOV 1-7 VFj v7