NO PLACE FOR THE CIA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000400560016-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 7, 1999
• Sequence Number: 16
• Publication Date: February 16, 1967
• Content Type: NSPR

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The 'icftwin magazine, "Ramparts,,' of American Me16"
whose editors say they try to put "a bomb,- Lukens (R-Ohio) stated that NSA lead-
in every issue," . has revealed that the' era had praised Japanese students wha
Central Intelligence Agency has been rioted against the Eisenhower visit, had y
5ubsidizing the National Student Associa- . condemned U.S. intervention in, the Do-
tion. The CIA promptly confessed, and miniean Republic crisis, urged a coalition
President Jo'nnson immediately issued a government with the Viet Con; in South
cease and desist order. Viet Nam recommended the admission of
The CIA's reasons for its subsidy are in- . Red China to the U.N. and called for the
..tcrestin. Con mnunist governments A1ave abolition of the House Conu'tuttee of n-
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heavily infiltrated
student groups in this country and abroad. there is cause to wonder what the CIA
They have spent considerable money try could have been thinking of.
i rg to turn these organizations into cats- Clandestine subsidy by government of -~'
The for Red revolution. ostensible civilian organizations is a poor
The CIA found that American student device for democracies, even though to-'
organizations had no funds to attend in-
ternational student meetings where they talitarian nations have been at it fora
of these influences.... long time. There may be rare cases where
of carry- `
d for the purpose
unteract some
ght co fence the subsidy. a front is neede.
The trouble with this scheme was that ung on hard-line intelligence or counter-
; ' the CIA function was bound to be re- ;? intelligence, but it is strong medicine and , .
veered sometime, and that when it came. must. be used sparingly.
out the dnti-Comunist-lining American If o to an international going convention on let" any college Idd is vtudc: t would loot just like the Commu-,.' < "
AiisY-uinmg student, i.e., a.paid stooge for ; one of the of b foundations p ay him, and she
government policy. he goes 1Vlorcover there ,was some doubt about' like a delegate from iVloscow; or' FTavana,
l.ow well the NSA advanced the interests or poking.
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