STATE STUDENTS TALK OF N.S.A.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000300580001-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 1, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: February 16, 1967
• Content Type: NSPR

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The New Jersey Regio al seeking membership are
Chairman of the Natio al Fairleigh Dickinson University,
Student Association yesterd y in Madison, Glassboro Coileg
said he was shocked a d E nd "St. Peter's College.
appalled to learn the Centi 1 Congressman Joelson said h
.in nt'ce Agency "seere ly ras not studied the inciden
had been helping to finance t e eeevly, but feels it is bad fo
student organization since 19 2. the government to underwrit
Chairman Frank Nero, 20, a Political thought and activity i
student of social science it the academic community,.
\cx?ark State College in Uni John Runyon, president of th
said., "I feel asb do ma y student body at Drew Universe
involvbd directly with t e 4\, an S. A.' chapter, sal
X, Iiona(? Student Associate n. t.iit at a regular meeting of th
that it is both dishonest a d Student Sedate scheduled 3
intolerable for any open dem - ? lionday night consideratio
crane organization to fost r' would be given to withdrawiu
such an affiliation." from tne'N.S. A.
because of its connotations, bu ,
depending on the ' aien .
subsidies by the federal govern
Country, including United Stat
Representative Charles S. Joe j
son, (D., N. J.) said at.,[
Student government official
at New Jersey Colleges wer
divided. Some felt academi
involvement necessary to offse
international student group
that have been influenced b
an article in the next issue o
charges the C. I. A. used staf
arranged for draft deferment
There are 10 New Jersey
i,ssoctation and three seekin
ffiliatidn, Nero said.
The New Jersey chapters are
utgers University, Douglas
niversity, Fairleigh Dickinson
Newark State; College, Bloom-
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St. Elizabeth's.
College, an
ters in Washington.
Joseph Kloza, president, sail
of the N. S. A.'s lihera
leanings, "If the C. I. A. is
giving money to a' group they
must be some concurrance with
C. I. A. ideas. It seems !.ike an
incongruous group for the C. I.
A. to go.in with."
Joseph Naumann, president o
the student council, Seto;: Hail,
Paterson Branch, said he has no
objection. to open "oderal
subsidies, but does not like the
clandestine approach or C. I. A.
involve ment.Ilisstudent
government is not aligned with
the N. S. A.
Thomas Heim, Student Coun-
cil president of Scton Hall
,
South Orange, said lie is
opposed to the C. I. A.'s role in
the national group, but added,
"I am more violently opposed
to Communism. Therefore, if
the President and the C. 1. A.
deemed it necessary to investi.
gate Communist subversion
activities through N. S. A. to
deter the spread of Commu-
nism, I am 100 percent in favor
of their actions."
tian Congress many students;
S 1\ guided the Congress to"
cvelauor. of aid from the. C. I.,
is disturbing, as the.
actions." - -,~
David Kastens. N. S. A- raj
nvolvement, he said "I don'?t
ause and there's no reasop the;
r S a ~...__,_.
Kastegs said that the N. S. 'A.
o vernmcnt control. He pointed y
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stance where the N. S. A.~
111-A fl-
udent group's opposition to.
eves by a House UnAmericait
tivitics Committee to subpoc.
records at the University of
ichulan and the University of
thcr to- _sgncl a, vofe_of
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