INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY CONTROL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP79M00095A000100030006-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 23, 2005
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: March 1, 1977
• Content Type: OPEN

"larch, -X, 1977 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -- Extensions of Remarks P, 1 fIM
armed _ ._ - .. 1..1 r, v111,;1,s tuilarlce; Clyde UTolte operation, such as
lire V['n~,`i?rr;,
'.. struggle-supporting Brooklyn Bel.lecourt- American Indio. n.r .. ..
le
f th
..-....,.
o
e weather Undierground's
Prairie Fire Organizing; Committee.
On the night of Friday, February 18,
.plosives" were detonated in New York
-City at the Gulf and Western Builcl;ng
and at the Chrysler Building. One person
".gay a directions to an FALN communique
it
a11u
, sulp-
porters end, that the grand iurv inve;t.i_
Ben Chavis, National Alliance Against Party, U..3-A? Cl'U A Lh the 3lPl]erto
Rtacist and Political Repression; Walter Rica
S
li
n
o
darity Comrnitt h
cas been
Collins; lave Dellinger, Seven Days greatly enhanced. Among those an tkle
Magazuie; Rudolfo "Corky" Gonzales, new PRSC national board is Jack Spiegel,
head of the Denver Crusade for Justice; long active in Chicago as a CPtis a trou-
James Haugh ton; . Phil . Iiutchings; ble shooter in New. Left groups. Sppiegt-j is
Arthur Kinoy. NLG and rv POC; Yuri also district director of the Lake States
Kochiyama, National Committee for-the United Shoe Workers of America, and
Defense of Political Prisoners, a Black choses to use that office, not his rank in
Liberation Army support group; Beverly the CPUSA heirarchy, on the PRSC
Leman; Bob Lewis, NLG, 1viPO,Ci and board.
counsel to the United Electrical t7nion;
Alfredo Lopez; Antonio:.-Rodriguez, The new P12No board ces es 1, Third
ance; Heat, Third
C,9 SA/General Brotherhood of Workers, World ld Attica Women's Alliance; w;
a Mexican-American Marxist-Leninist World Robert CPris
orvjini9:atinn? n,:?....,. c._.,-__,--- _-_ man. al~farxist prlitr of
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---
' 1'1 ,ru;
la .v 111 Silber editf
.,or o The... Bt rhooa.
coordinated by the Puerto Rican Guardian; Annie Stein, a leader of FFOC Work o, CASA/General Brotherhood
.
Solidarity elnr?n,iff- i-n-, ---
and
i
A
p
e
gainst Racism crat?ic Filipinos; James Early, Washing.
group. for the Puerto Rican Socialist In Educ ation-PARE, widow of C,CJSA ton D C
A
;
rthur Kin Rlild M
, ..oy;aaar-
a iireorRiinan tiuPA+ht M Arthur Stein and mother of. salka. Women's rnr , +; .,.,.,
4,tion of the committee for P
W[141V11 u11u the defense commit- Mein Raskin; and Jose "Che" Velasques, ess,: and rreedom-
-?W1I, Bonnie
-.tee for Carlos Feliciarto
Boston'
a Nationalist PSP
tr
t
,
.s
iatioer-
s
e
e
o End e
-
Pasta activist seen ed of being a member Support Abuse; Rosemary Mealy, Amer-
for revolutionary t riori,ln.- Jean Friends Service Committee '3'hlyd'
of the IvL A terrotr t group In New York became an issue at the Chicago -+i-_1
a resolution , Puerto o~ n National-
the defense of PSP members .charged The cutting edge of Puerto Ricaz .~
i oliaarity Mirta
Party; Rodriguez Michelle ica 1, Detroit;
with a variety of offenses. Its first major within the U.U. Is the development of -,,,.,,,,-t r,.:.,..
activity in 7475 n,ac
-u -u uuner corms of "111e n1 stru - " ~. "11a11arrr, a t]owara
Puerto Rican Solidarity rally whir_h. gle".? ? +. Armed struggle must be de_ University professor of political science
served as the platform for th
fended not
active i
FA
C
ib
t]
e
ar
L i s
just as an abtt
bean studnt
,srac concept, bute movements;
debut, in the forms in which it is actuall occurrin Jack Spiegel; Annie Stein; and Jose
The PRSC's principal role is to c?n_ small and episodic actions rathw ytt a Velasaucs of tha Pct,
-: Street-level solidarity and defense
-
jivi I, 1,.cre x uerto Rican Socialist Party. -"~'?"?". - -? =: -
Its executive secretary until a year ago Federico Lar
f
a o
El Cocott/g
eroup a
as Alfredo Lopez, a member of the Puerto Rican revolutionary. group of
PSP Central Committee who fo
,._ t?r~ i
t
rmer
s
of the Trotskyite Communist (Socialist discussion of "armed lstzutgle" o stop
Workers Party. Current executive secre- grounds that the subject was too danger
tart' of the PRSC is Rosa Borenstein Otis to be di
scussed inbli
, a puc meeting.
whose sister, Susan, is a leader of the Lora conceeded, however IN
UP HOUSE
T OF REPRESENTATIVES
that rnted
Communist Party, U.S.A.-dominated Na
struggle i
th
-
s
e fundamental question of Tuesday, March 1, 1977
tional Coordinating Center in Solidarity the Puerto Rican national liberation Mr. DELLUMS. Mr. Speaker aft
with Chile. movement
er
, several years, during which the press and
The members of the PRSC national A "compromise" resolution was offered several congressional committee h
zboaxd reflect the organization's mem
s
ave
- by the Ft R
reneevolutionaria Anti-Im- investigated the intelligence community
tership wich Is drawn PSP hthe Wea hern yang Pe part,>;ro perial:tsta-FRAl-upholding "the in- documented many of itc c;an;i; r,a?i f_a
_u Rico to make use of revolutionary vio- the Congress has yet to meet itslres 1 ulj,
_pon-
Z;"PFOC, the Venceremos Brigade-V13, the lence as the means to achieve Its defini- sibiiities and enact legislation to correct
`'. New American Movement-NANT, harass tine liberation:' the abuses,
ect
Pao ?yA-Organizing Coiiimittee--MPOC n liberation.,'
protect our den]ocren sys-
I
a~-1,AJl With the exception of the Workers, World observers indicated they would have sup- Bence system. Con-re :sional action
is
Party which stron
Ported the PFOC resol
necessary and lon
l
o
ti
d
g
g
u
ver
y supports Cat
ue
on if it had ben
sro,,e.
Totzkyites are excluded from the PRSC. offered in private in the context of an in- 1"ociay I am introducing the Omnibus
Since the Communist Chinese have de- ternal debate within & revolutionary Intelligence Community Reorganization
` trounced the S
e ZVtarcist-Leni
i
t
d
ov
e
use of Cub
ns party; but tht th and Reform Actf 197'
anmer
-aey o. The bill is a
voted against the armed
cenaries in Angola most US
result of m
t
s
ruggle resolu
Maoists
y personal Particiti
,..-paon in the
have withdrawn from-or been ex tion because of the possibility of the Ares- House investigation and
subsequent
of the American
Boston, Mass., Hartford and New Haven, which included- Civil Liberties. Union. The bill is neces-
Conn.; Philadelphia; Hartford New D.C.; 1. the focusing of propaganda and ocganiz- sarily extensiv. Many of the proposals
Atlantic, Ga.; Chicago; Madison 11- .C? log efforts toward the US
In the bill are far
ea
hi
r
c
working clas
,...s( re em-
ngthlil
St.. IAtI15. MO.: San Diego, Los Angeles, 2. linking the straggle for Puerto Rican nation, except in time Of Mr, of
d im!-
Sari Jose, and San Francisco, Calif.; independence with the struggles of nation- nage and covert action;
ally Oppressed peonies and wo
'Buffalo; N.Y. and three he 1Jmi-
a
nati
reas men In the US;
on Of the Def ,
of Ne
..ense
w
York City, Brooklyn, Chelsea and the 3 Intelligence
. recagrlitton that the oppression and ex- Agency; new extensive management
Upper West Side. ploitatlon of Puerto Rican people living in controls; mandatory warrants for in -
The orevinils PR.9C the U.S. 1s an important aspect of the
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INTELLIGENCE CONl-LVWUNI7'%
CONTROL
MON. RONALD V. DELLUMS
 F 1v4O CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - Extensions of Remarks' March 1,1977.
It is my hop&1#t~yii~lse~0(11/1tA~F1>I~i~I~~Ik1AA~O1~QOf130f~atieu Is prohibited end
late extremely 1 ran :ind lnle and ana y'tlk possible, a central independ- punishable by lift ir,llu ionmcnt.
cusslon, debate and c =
activities abroad. parties are structured and unmonitored As this time I would like to share with
use of profits stopped. Further, covert un-
OF'9IC4 of THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL C 1 ~ my colleapgues an article by Sk -)Bayeo-,s
INTELLIGENCE - monitored transfers of funds are also that appeared in the Los Angt es Times,
To insure strong management there is precluded. paying tribute to this outstanding human
established an independent Office of the The total amounts and the line item _being:
amounts of the Intelligence agencies are
Director of Central Intelligence. This of- Jo> Rm H's LEGACY
flee will coordinai^ the entire foreign in- to be set forth in the annual Midget sub- , (>3y-Skip Bayless) mhtted to the Congress. .
telligence community of the United BERKELEY.-They came in blue jeans and
States, including reviewing intelligence The GAO is authorized full access to three-piece suits, sandals arid, high heels,
activities and resource allocation; di- the agencies and their activities. Disclos- There were small children, senior citizers,
reeling preparation of the national in- ure of information upon request to ap- parents and teammates. There were run-v
telligence budget; investigating intelli- propriate congressional committees by. who had seen him only from a distance.
gence failures, and providing manage- the intelligence agencies is mandated. They began filling the Roman Catholic
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