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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000400380025-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 18, 2000
• Sequence Number: 25
• Content Type: BULL

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.,.6 w o ' ln- ormca y ti-LO t roc -o." et :tae
University that the CIA recruiters would not. ,,-ek~uvn to
campus to complete their -ocruitmant program.
The CIA :.recruiters left informal Word with t io
Pi'octo.r that they were under orders from ~',rati'Ilin(:~t on to
a:~void all con.i't'ontation with students. Just' as on t. o
occasions when it has refused to enter into nut~:L:~c
discussion, the CIA has ?again shoiin t'r_at i t care
allow its policies to 1e opened to scrutiny. SD
p.i_cice, ted, mold rallies, and forum: to bring the is s ua
of the CIA to the campus. Other students
dissatisi'.ie-,
v :ith the:,'h tactics s at?- in' and succeeded in sto:~p1.:1
the 1 ec.ruiting activity.
But of course the dicappearaneo of two CIA rep : niters
does' not deter the CIA from its policies, or' even from
its involvement with Columbia. Neither does it effect
Columbia' s involvement with the War in \riot11nt,i and the
s _; gem 'perpotuates it. ,?il i t z.ry g2 ants s t-.11.1.1 pro-
,: ce the research that roes' on, class rank still
is r >:~.i c~ t es the U11ivc'I'S ity in the l~ ar ex't'ort , and I\TC 'C
ill trains off"cea's for Vietnam. If we wish to'ch'anga
things, we still :oust Niild a u:ass trmcvomeute
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