ANTI-COMMUNIST, HAH?

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000800110010-4
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
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November 11, 2016
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December 10, 1998
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10
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Publication Date: 
September 8, 1965
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NSPR
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llA LY 1 E WVS SEP 81955 Sanitized - Approved For Release : Cl CPYRGHT ANTI - COMMUNIST, I-HAH ? We'd call that an eminently fair question, '',?. about that they have at last obtained establishment of an anti-Communist government in the Dominican Republic. Now speaks up Gen. Elias'Wessin y Wessin, a highly." respected Dominican Republic anti-Communist _'. .Bribe military man whom the Reds hate like poison. .story The general tells Jules Dubois, equally re . spected Chicago Tribune Latin American cor- respondent, that he was visited late last weekend by a Lt. ';Col. Joe Wyrick of the U. S. Army and a David. Phillips of the U. S. Central intelligence-Agency. These gentlemen, says Wessin y Wessin, tried. to bribe. him to go into exile somewhere, because the Dominican Re-"!] `public Red rebels refuse to give up their weapons until he ;~ leaves the country. - The bribe was to c6psist of guest-of-honor trips to U. S. military installations and the Canal Zone, plus a big ; overpayment of cash for the general's modest home. Up. to now, State and the CIA have no comment., "What," asks Wessin y Wessin, "is the United' States fighting for? Is it fighting for democracy, or Communism` Sanitized Approved. For Release : CIA-RDP75-00149R000800110010-4