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FULBRIGHT CHARGES BAY OF PIGS CASE WAS 'MADE' BY THE CIA

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000700170005-5
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December 20, 2016
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November 20, 2006
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July 28, 1966
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15 C ase' Was From News Dispatches Chairman J. William Ful- ,} "bright; fighting to give his 4Scnate Foreign Relations Com- ' +mittee a voice in overseeing x?:a;.. ? Ii,, 1Ccn'tral Intelligence Agency tihgd In testi operaons, care- f fmony made public yesterday W! 1 + "that th"Li .' i he case" for..?thd pwor.tlyp,,,Pa,,I? gs i n ',: wA 1, inyasion of Cuba. A censored ' ftsion of the t4`irl~". fonr?hour-long closed Senate session on July . 14 consisted .mainly of arguments on parlia- mentary procedure and rul- ings. The Senate voted, after 'the closed session, 81 to 28 to ;ki11 the proposal. for three 'members of the .Foreign Rela- 'tions Committee to sit with ,the congressional w ate h dog ,committee on CIA spending and operations. ' Fu1brJght.alleet- .1nr he attended.,ewikh,Allen IDtiff aaiw~rri s~ueci rr anai?reeeivea mere. auwrnr+toioh y~~ 1 e _.rarrr+r++"L?.1 .i .Y~?r....~y'''r` f'y.+''jltOyJ.'M',rd.'.:a.r. ..... .. .. _. ~... .- -'T7 iii.. .NWFI+~INIWIAitl .w't'A~iis al V-1 P 7 br. light Charges ay oi r "Ma'de"lPy the C1 the late President T{ennedy and others He i no "WenG2y. Heard Duties' alk "I did sit personally' in a hearing with the President and Mr. Dulles and about 15 others, and heard him (Dulles) make the case for Intervention in the Bay of Pigs," Fulbright said. The ill-fated invasion 'oc- curred in April, 1061.' ? Fulbright said the ,t il`" opt crates very deeply anc roadly in '"t1=i'o"fiel~""6f"fbi''bigii'`"rela? ff6M_-T1 g6Iq,.;iritC yintrrest of the' Armeu'S'ervices Committee wa's'"iii, fiiilitaryY'ifl'nttets; and tha't'his"'ton! riiitte'e'""'should } hdVKe filot~opportumt t8'`ob serve, the .1xS'ttg3tiiillJ,t4I'3 operations.... Studr. mt,~n (D? Mo.), a member of both the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees, said hr i1I I',4,, III , ..xri i? ,4aI Ii d H about 1 C.Fn ral e,'. Agency in the Forel n' ,Bela- .;,..,.,,, . B ~ ...?.. tons '(romrriit?ee ;than, ln,ti e Armed Services Committee." Ready With Answers Sen. Leverett Saitonstall (R- ryIas's;T"~ m'~r!lbri" Ot"the CfA Committee,,. toid~'{hi"'Senate "I have neve M rcfu?cd' to tell aflLI embcr,ofthe,Senatee?'en answer to a question regarding ttie-CIA and It activities'.; Se'n Rkh'ard'"H:;ussell,'(D? Gn.),,i G'liairmaii . 'ot th 'CI'A Committee who bitterly .. op+ posed-.?expanded..?membcrsfi. on his watchdog, groups hitcat what' he ..aid was T?a thcoi that. ou>;:.,GQinmltte 1istiar mongers;" '""BUti r?, Sa1S1--.~ussril,~ I ,gm: frightened;by.peopie W"~ho want to dl:;ariiA'At .s,, scare nio-to death h'at meatiei"th'~ ~ni'~"1i~vf+I~;"1"ti-'it~ !q ! JJ I yr,1.1' ~ ~r1 ~~,F NCI all')w'. ^'~i~ll 1_?}.d i. t`. it '1, ~- 11: +~, ,_,~},. ~, 1~ t ,~.;rr r, ,. j ~(~E4P'P proved:Rqr PsP20W 1` TT. A-Rbb F, 149R000700170005-5 JUL 2 819 '' . , `' 66