CIA OPERATIONS IN VIETNAM, ELSEWHERE RELATED

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000500320002-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 7, 2010
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: October 24, 1965
• Content Type: REPORT

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CIA OPERATIONS IN VIETNAM, ELSEWBZRE RELATED
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Vietnam.
were presented to readers with incredible pomp and accompanied by loud commentaries.
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that has become a shocking scandal in official Washington. The American radio and
press had recently begun to int n.e'?ve1 r At--l- -.._ ., .. . . .
Moscow Domestic Service in Russian 1300 GMT 24 October 1965--L
;Commentators' Roundtable featuring IZVESTIYA observer NikolayPolyanov and
affairs commentators LeonidZavyalov and Viktor Shragin)
Air Force intelligence, the State Department's Intelligence and Research 73ureau,. the
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n ne other government organizations which
make up the U.S.. intelligence community. It-comprises, first and foremost, the
National Security. Council, the Defense Denartment.~R'v a ___x___._
The invisible government is not restricted to CIA,, although CIA forms its nucleus.
Nor is it restricted to the activities of
war--
g e war in a secret and unseen fashion.
----?--- ~??~ .,? seuu in the press and hear on the radio. The second is the
government which in fact comprises the U.S. intelligence machinery and operates
throu hout `?h
..Zavyalov: The American press asserts that there are two governments in the United.''
States--a visible and
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brute force displayed, for example, in the Dominican Republic. Other less visible
means are employed in the struggle against the national liberation movement. These
_??- ???-???~?~ ~~_~ iuciuue une bo-cal.LeQ "Dig-Stick," gunboat, and "divide and rule"
policies, as well as armed intervention such as aggression in Vietn
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Washington officials. At the same time, these revelations have again attracted attention i..
to American intelligence
N?... a?,u?tee. veasans nouses,.ana that this was being attributed to partisan
activities.
It is indeed natural that Young's revelations should have enra ad hi hl 1
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with premeditation in order to discredit the South 'Vietnamese partisans. Young s
stated
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me e a tour ofVietnam.?1Upon return to Washington, Young stated at an interview
with newsmen that the U.S. ,Central -Intelligence Agency was involved In brutaldfi
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Stephen Young of Ohio. This senator, together w:;tha group of his. colleagues, had
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