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STATINTL Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 STATINTL STATIN VAS STATINTL STATINTtrlre}' that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safet MURDER From a source of proven reliability, WASH- INGTON OBSERVER NEWSLETTER has learned PLOT that there is grave danger in the upcoming Spring months of a series of political assas- iKLIN JANUARY 15, 1969 EDITORIAL The return of Me Calnurea UL Li e U.S.S. Pueblo is an occasion for rejoicing for Americans. We trust that our readers will pardon us for feeling especially good about the event, as we believe that we-and you-played an important part in the LBJ Administration's decision. Now - that the, men are back, the human vul- tures of the "frdfc press" have begun their typi- cal activities, aimed at protecting the traitors In tl>,e government who are responsible, and smear- ing the men who were betrayed. Drew Pearson- a repulsive creature who is known far and wide as a snivelling draft dodger and a physical co. ward-leads the pack as usual, hinting that Commander Bucher is to be condemned for the decisions he made while under torture-while her-Pearson-was' wallowing in the fat luxury he has accumulated from years of extortion, well-paid. pro-Zionist propaganda and libel. It was WO's story' of August 15, "According to Plan," which first laid out some of the essen- tial secret facts surrounding the deliberate be- trayal of the Pueblo to Communist capture. This was followed by additional stories on September 15, and November 15. When the potent Liberty Lobby decided to make the issue a major pro- ject, we felt that our efforts were bearing fruit. Just what the payoff was to get the men back we do no know, but the facts will one day come out. What is important now is that we continue to "remember the Pueblo" and to realize that the return of the men does not in the slightest diminish the critical need for an investigation into the facts surrounding its capture. The men who gave the orders to allow the capture of the vessel and its crew, and who re- fused to take decisive action to get it back, are still in important policy-making positions and must be rooted out if our way of life is to survive. A WO reporter asked if any defectors from the CIA's task force of trained political assassins were involved. The answer was blnt: "No-absolutely no." No fur- ther information on this highly sensitive matter could be elicited from the offical. WASHINGTON OBSERVER reported in its December 15 issuc(No. 70) that 'a private effort would soon be mount- ed by responsible leaders to ferret out the truth of the assassination of President Kennedy and other assassin- ations. As disclosed in WO, this private effort includes filing, under the Freedom of Information Act, a signi- ficent lawsuit in the. Federal Courts. On January 2, the public announcement was made of the establishment df the National Committee to Investigate Assassin- ations, headed by Frank Fensterwald, who is resigning as chief counsel of the Senate Judiciary Committee's subcommittee on administrative practice and procedure. The formation of the new foundation, therefore, comes at an opportune time. WO can only speculate what the Government's big, unwicldly security agencies are doing to prevent a reign of terror. Unfortunately, the FBI is rohibited from making investigations outside the U.S. ~~~~~////// The CIA is supposed to investigate espionage 'and sabotage activities originating outside the U.S. Several former CIA officials have testified before Congressional committees that Communist agents have infiltrated "the Agency" as it is called by the cloak and dagger boys. When Fidel Castro was carrying on his revolutionary activities in Cuba, the CIA officially reported to the President's National Security Council that Castro was an "agrarian reformer" and was anti- Communist. This is only one of many times that the "Agency" has submitted false or misleading intelli- gence information to the President and the Security Council. It is well known in Washington inner circles that /,the present CIA Director, Dick Helms, is a playboy type more interested in being the gay wit at cocktail receptions than running his worldwide net work of espionage operations. But he lost no time in ingratia- ting himself with President-elect Nixon. MORI/CDF aael HOT POTATO Dr. Milton Eisenhower's Presidential com- mission report on violence will not be sub- mitted until after the Nixon Inauguration. The sensational report is already written, but LBJ does not want to receive it-lie wants "Milt" to toss the "hot potato" to Nixon. Like the Kerner-Gins- berg advisory commission on civil disorder, the Ike report accuses "White racists" of responsibility for violence, and condemn police tactical squads in ghettos and denounces the bad system of justice for the "Black disadvantaged." The Ike commission goes even beyond the Kerner- Ginsberg cabal; it recommends that Cleveland police involved in a shoot-out last summer be indicted for murder. At that time, Black Power terrorists ambushed Cleveland police and in a 15-minute slaughter, killed Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 three policemen and severely wounded 14 other police- men with automatic weapons; this was followed by widespread looting and burning. Cleveland's Negro mayor, Carl Stokes ordered all White police out of the riot areas and allowed the rioters to carry on their de- predations. The commission has worked very closely with two professional smear-mongering outfits throughout its life: The Institufe for American Democracy, Inc. and Group Research, Inc. The former outfit is a front for the notorious Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, and the latter, while financed by Walter Reuth- er's captive membership, is supplied information from the ADL's enormous files in New York City. Both IAD and Group Research want the commission to publish long lists of prominent American anti- communists and patriots who they declare, directly or indirectly incited violence and murder by ther "inflam- matory" statements. However, WO's informant doubts that even "Miltie" Eisenhower will go that far-not that he would not like to but apparently he doubts that the public would accept such an explanation. WO also doubts that the public will accept the idea that the way to stop Negro rioting and violence is to kill the White policemen who try to enforce law and order and to suppress the publications (like WO) which dare to tell the truth about the subversive or- ganization and personalities who are behind the rioters. REVOLTING The, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai JEWS B rith has fallen on evil days. It is losing its influence with its Jewish con- stitutency, according to reliable Jewish similar remarks are made in Jewish meetings. While Jews are highly sensitive about discussing what takes place in their secret religious-political conclaves, WO has made tactful inquiries of a cross-section of Jewish business and professional men in Washington, D.C., where the Jews are the predominant economic force in the community. Another thing that rankles Washington Jews is the persistent exhortations of the B'nai B'rith and other Jewish organizations that they continue to financially support Negro civil rights groups. The Jewish-supported Negro groups have either passively or openly espoused the wave of Negro violence and lawlessness that has run rampant in Washington during the past year- ever since President Johnson appointed the Negro Wal- ter Washington as the Mayor of Washington. Damage incurred by the April, 1968 riot has been conservatively estimated at $24 million; 95% of the property stolen or destroyed was'Jewish-owned. While it does not receive nation-wide news coverage there has been a continuous wave of violence in. Wash- ington since the April riots. Every night dozens of store windows arc smashed and goods stolen; every day there are several bold daylight robberies and at least one proprietor or employee beaten, knifed or shot. And at least once a week someone is murdered in these holdup escapades; 95% of the victims are Jewish small businessmen and 99% of the criminals involved are Negroes. Jewish businessmen in Washington are terrorized by militant Negro organizations who solicit exorbitant contributions as "protection money" against further violence. Actually the "goodwill" promised by these Black blackmailers means nothing. Jewish businessmen are ominously warned by Black Power militants not to refurbish and reopen their looted and burned out stores in the Negro neighborhoods. Black businessmen arc going to take over with 100% Federal loans under President Nixon's Black Capitalism program. The result is that many blocks in shopping centers of the Washington ghettos now stand vacant and the streets deserted. There are four sectors of Washington-extend- ing from 10 to 20 blocks-that look like deserted Western mining ghost towns. Most of these waste properties are. Jewish owned. Recently a WO reporter accompanied a wealthy ex- Congressman to a clothing store to buy a suit. When the Jewish owner, who owned other clothing stores, was notified of the presence of his VIP customer, he rushed to the store. Affably greeting his distinguished customer, he said: "Mr. Congressman, how would you like to buy my business? I will sell it to you at -a bargain-a real bargain. You have the great political influence -to get police protection-I don't. I'm losing money. Arson insurance is outragous; I can't even get insurance for plate glass windows. I have to buy ex- pensive burglar alarms systems and hire security sources. Originally created to combat antagonism to the Jew- ish race, the ADL has developed into a vicious cloak and dagger gestapo that has boomeranged against Jew- ish professional men and business men who fianancially support it. When the ADL pins the "Anti-Semitic" label on a non-Jew (Gentile) all Jews are supposed to boycott that individual; many times the ADL erron- eously stigmatizes Gentiles as "anti-Semitic" who are really not antiJewish. Any person who is not in favor of political Zion- ism is promptly categorized as "Anti-Semitic." This indiscriminate castigation of anti-Zionists frequently proves highly embarrassing to Jews who have these persons as clients or customers. Until recently the clannish Jews dared not question the edicts of their religious fraternal order, the B'nai B'rith. But today all Jews know that there is no or- ganized discrimination against them except from the Negro Black Power groups. In closed-door meetings of local B'nai B'rith chapters, Jewish businessmen say: "Why should I quit doing business with a good customer simply because he is against giving U.S. mili- tary aid to Israel? To hell with it-I'm not in politics." WO has positive confirmation that the above and Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 guards. I have to hire Negro clerks who steal from me. I have to keep a low stock of merchandise-which is no good because the customers have no wide choice of selection. From the time my managers and I un- lock the doors in the morning until we lock the doors at night we arc in constant danger of assault and sud- den death. I spent many years of hard work building up a good profitable business-but no more. To hell with it. I want to' get out of it while I am still alive." This is the consensus of Jewish businessmen today, but when they are interviewed by newspaper report- ers, they are inhibited by fear and do not speak so freely. Despite the attitude of the Jewish small businessmen, the ADL arrogantly served notice to the Washington newspapers to play down the continuous wave of violence. But the Jewish advertisers demanded that the newspapers give full coverage to robberies and arson, and say whether the bandits were White or Negro. Result: Washington newspapers now give full coverage about crimes against Jews by Negroes, but contiunue to play down Negro crimes against non-Jews. It is a re- markable demonstration of and-sided news reporting. It is ironic that the Jews who were the principal financiers of the Negro civil rights movement, now live in stark terror of their beneficiaries. While it is virtually impossible to secure a police permit to carry a concealed weapon, many Jewish businessmen and professional men privately admit that they carry u gun on their person day or night. Jews are the special targets of the Black gangsters, who know the affluent Jews are in the habit of carrying large sums of cash on their person. In his first pronouncement as president of the Amer- ican Jewish Committee, former United Nations Am- bassador Arthur J. Goldberg said it is imperative for Jews to continue support for the Negro's fight for full equality. Also, speaking before the American Jewish Committee, Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas said the battle of the Negro for equality is essentially the same as that of the Jews and Jews must help in this struggle. Fortas declared: "Jews should join the struggle of the Negro despite the despicable libel some of the Negro extremists are trying to use. Some militants and agitators are saying the recent waves of looting were not aimed at whites, but at Jewish store owners. But this is a lie." NOTE: There are plenty of Jewish merchants who know that it was Fortas who lied. The ADL now charges that the Arabs arc financing anti-Semitic propaganda disseminated by Black Power groups, and has pressured Attorney Ramsey Clark to "sic" the FBI bloodhounds on the Arab information center in New York. "It's very understandable, but Jews are incredibly paranoid," claims Gary Marx a young sociologist at Harvard. "They see an anti-Semite under every rock. Amid Negro militancy, this attitude flourishes." The New York Civil Liberties Union accuses the United Federation of Teachers (predominently Jewish) of making political hay during the teachers' strike by capitalizing on Jewish insecurity. Albert Shanker, UFT president, printed half a million leaflets purporting to quote anti-Semitic documents circulating in the Negro Ocean Hills-Brownsville district of Brooklyn, center of violence between the Jewish teachers and the Black community. Ira Glasser, associate director of the Civil Liberties Union, accused Shanker of using "the worst tactics since the days of Joe McCarthy!" The ADL has fallen into such disrepute that it no longer exercises the absolute control over the "free press" that it has for two generations. The Conserva- tive Republican paper, Human Events, for example, which has in the past threatened its writers with ob- livion if they would write for "anti-Semitic" publi- cations, recently 'dared to mildly criticize the ADLI And whereas once the ADL could count its captive columnists by the dozen, all it has on leash today are bedraggled hacks, such as Drew Pearson, Jack Ander- son and Morris Bealle-the latter a senile scandal brok- er who is financially associated with Emanuel Joseph- son, millionaire agent for the British Rothschild billions. The decline of the ADL and the Zionist power in America throws into bold light 'the question of whether or not America can be tricked into following the lead of the Zionists into war with the Soviet Union to pro- tect Israel. Added to this is the simple fact that all Americans are sick and tired of fighting wars for others, and that millions of them, even though they have been brought up to obediently accept the Jews as above criticism and "God's Chosen People" are becoming increasingly skeptical of the real aims of the Jews among them and suspicious of expansionist Israel. Although still not to be underestimated, the de- cline of Zionist influence in America is a highly signi- ficant fact, even though all discussion of it is avoided by -the "free press." LEFTIST The young man credited with organizing the "Dump Lyndon Johnson" campaign ACTIONIST has been rewarded with a seat in the House of Representatives. His name is Allard Kenneth Lowenstein, who succeeds Herbert Tenzer as the Representative from the 5th Congres- sional District of New York. Rookie Congressmen are supposed to be speechless and powerless during their first two-year tenure of office, but Lowenstein is des- tined to be the exception to the rule. A year ago, when Al Lowenstein started organizing the Coalition for a Democratic Alternative, LBJ un- derestimated this brash young Left-wing actionist, who with a small band of Leftist colleagues recruited thou- sand of students nationwide and fund-raisers and or- ganizers. He induced Senator Gene McCarthy to enter the New Hampshire primary and furnished him with Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 funds and an army of student campaign helpers. Mc- Carthy's good showing had a chain reaction: Bobby Kennedy immediately jumped in the race and LBJ withdrew. Though only 39 years old, Lowenstein has been a longtime adviser of the late Eleanor Roosevelt, the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., Norman Thomas and Robert Kennedy. When he was only 23 he became special assistant to Mrs., Roosevelt when she was delegate to the United Nations. Later, he became president of the National Student Association when it was drawing millions in secret funds from the CIA. He made a clandestine trip to South-West Africa for the CIA and with the aid of CIA funds organized anti-Franco student rebels in Spain. He helped to organize the Mississippi Freedom Democratic party in 1963 and the Selma, Alabama, civil rights demonstrations with Martin Luther King; he aided Bayard Rustin with Negro voter registrations using CIA funds. At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last year, Lowenstein organized the Coalition for an Open Convention in an effort to stop Hubert Hum- phrey from getting the Democratic nomination. He also helped to incite the student riots in Chicago. He now offers the hand of friendship to Nixon-if Dick will turn sharply to the Left. Al Lowenstein is a man to watch in the new Congress. Obis erualion3 President Nixon will be under great pressure to appoint Admiral Thomas H. Moorer as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when Gen. Earle G. Wheeler steps down, next July 31. Moorer is a politicians' soldier who is held respon- sible by those in the know for the capture of the Pueblo. Moorer obediently followed Walt Rostow's orders to allow the ship to be captured by the North Koreans without making the slightest attempt to re- capture it. ... Nixon's Jewish law partner, Leonard WASHINGTON OBSERVER P.O. Box 1306 Torrance, Ca. 90505 Published semi-monthly except March 1, June 1, September I and December 1 when subscribers receive the quarterly magazine, THE AMERICAN MERCURY. Subscription rate for the MERCURY/ OBSERVER Combination: $10 for one year, $15 for two years, $20 for three years. Extra copies of the OBSERVER, 15c. Permission to quote granted pro- vided the OBSERVER is given as the source. Reported, edited and written in Washington, D.C. RA 2-69 Public Affairs Staff P 0 Box 1282 Washington, DC 20015 Garment, is recruiting Negroes for top-flight Govern- ment jobs. . . . Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Nixon's chief White House adviser on urban affairs, says he is in favor of discriminatory hiring in favor of Negroes and is pledged to encourage pro-Negro discrimination in housing, education and small business loans. Politi- cal pundit William F. Buckley, Jr. says he concurs with Moynihan but he thinks something should be done to help Whites who are displaced by Blacks.. . New Secretary of Labor George P. Schultz says he will give Negro job aid top priority. The Wall Street journal has broken a fantastic story showing how taxpayer's money spent to subsidize the merchant marine ends up in the campaign coffers of Left-wing congressmen and senators, through the good offices of the AFL-CIO Seafarers International Union. . . . Senator Abraham Ribicoff's (D-Conn) international banker friends of Wall Street kicked in a million dollars `io keep him where he is. . . . The last election set a modern record for low voter turnout. Only 60.8% of the registered voters showed up at the polls. That compares with 62% in 1964 and 63.8% in 1960. This was in spite of labor's biggest drive ever. A turnout of 62?/a would have supplied three million extra votes-and could have given HHH victory with 199 electoral votes by carrying California, Ohio, Illi- nois and New Jersey. . . . COPE scores a net gain for Conservatives in the House of "only two." . . . And obituatcs COPE: "The most striking aspect of the failure of Conservatives to grab control of Congress is the lop-sided spending by the GOP on behalf of its candidates, with so little gain to show." . . . Guy Yol- ton; big cheese in the direct mail fundraising industry, says that the GOP National Committee put out 10 million pieces of mail in two months following the Miami convention and raised $43 million. This does not include the millions raised by the Congressional Com- mittee and other GOP committees and for individual candidates. BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit No. 294 South date, Ca. Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-01315R000100380001-5 NEW PORK TLtiU Approved For ReIFfi&- 2D9'18: Text of the Remarks by President Johnson to the Anti-Defamatio' n- League I WA3HINGT ON, Feb. 3-Fol know tests. We, shall know mined that the opportunity ing tlYat as we cannot Isolate'' trials-and we must be read j. of this rare and precious mo- ourselves from the world, so lowing is the text of remarks For I believe more will be de- ment shall not be, denied, de- we cannot Isolate our role in, by President Johnson to the manded of our stewardship faulted or destroyed. the world from our respon- Auti-Defamation League today:the, than of any generations which If some say our goals are. sibilities at home. On this occasion, I want to have held the trust of Amer- idealistic, we welcome that We must meet the respon- khare with you some ,thoughts Sea's legacy before us. as a compliment. For 188 sibilities here if we are to be on what I conceive to be the .,, Let me be specific. years, the strongest fiber of equal to the opportunities meaning of this moment in We are at the threshold of America has been that thread elsewhere. But the success of our nation's life. a new America-new In num. of idealism which weaves all we undertake-the fulfill- In all of history, men have ;`. hers, new in dimensions, new through all our effort and ment of all we aspire to never lived as we are privi in i.ts concepts, new in its' aspiration. .. achieve-rests finally on one leged to live now-at this challenges. Let the world know-let it condition: the condition of rare and precious moment. If the society we have be known throughout our peace among men. Our arms are strong, our brought already to greatness own land-that this genera- In your citation tonight, freedoms many. Our homes is to 'be called great in' times tion of Americans is not so the words expressed the es- are secure, our tables full. to come, we must respond to I, cynical, not so cool, not so sence of America In the Our knowledge Is great, our that tomorrow today. callous that idealism is 'out thought that "as a country, understanding grows. We en- The unity of our people-, of style. we try." joy plenty, we live In peace. i and the consensus of their In a national house filled I believe it is the highest Thi. -1s much-but there is will-must be the instrument to overflowing, we are deter- legacy of our democracy that more. , we put to use to strengthen mined that' the, lives we lead we are always trying-try- Out of the years of fire and our society, undergird its shall not be vacant and ing probing, falling, resting ? faith In this 20th century our values, elevate its standards, 1 empty. and trying again-but always ;diverse peoples have forged assure its order, advance the Not Statistics But Substance trying and always gaining. together a consensus such as quality of its justice, nourish I? This is the approach we we have not known before-a its tolerance and reason dna Your Government is conL ,_.__ _ . .. !andr the principles to . guide [them both. Consensus Is New I believe with Justice Brandeis that: "If we would guide, by the light of reason, we must let our minds be bold." This is what we,.are striv- ing to do now here in your capital-and In your govern. ment. ' `Grasping the Nettles' Invested with the trust of America's consensus, we are grasping the nettles of our. society. We are not avoiding controversy to prolong the political consensus-rather, 1: we are striving to use the consensus to resolve and re- move. thepolitiEaL :contro- .al Will a devotion to agree- ment lccep us from those tasks' that are disagreeable? For myself, I turn back to :the ancient Scriptures for the answer: "He that observeth the wind shall not sow and he that regardeth' the clouds shall not reap." If we were to try, this rest- less, stirring and striving na- .tlon would never live as the captive of a comfortable con- sensus. 'We Shall Know Trials The times ahead for us- and for the world--are not to be bland and placid, . We shall . This consensus Is new. We have come ? to it more sud- .denly than we foresaw-and more fully than we antici- pated. Today questions are .being asked about the. mean- ing of that consensus-proper, ,penetrating and -profound ? ,questions. Thoughtful men want to know, Are we entering an era when consensus will be- come an end in itself? Will we substitute consen- versies that have stood too' long across the path of our :people's progress and fulfill. Since the State of the Union Message on Jan. '4- only one month ago--we will have sent to the Congress by. the end of this week 16 mes- sages--messages facing up to conflicts, to controversies and to the needs for change in our society. , For what we have asked, we stand ready to welcome all support or confront all opposition, Believing that our requests are -.right, and our cause ;is just, we .are deter'- Approved For Release with the substance of your Not in a day or a year or schools, your jobs, your cities, decade In 120 nations or ife, your coun-. more-not, perhaps, in a life- your family life,' try-side, . your health your time-shall we finally grasp I hopes, your preparedness- -I the goal of peace for Which nlties. -' But we shall be always" For as Emerson onde said: reaching, always trying- - "The true test of civiliza- ! and, hopefully, always gain- tion Is not the census, nor ~, In". the size of cities nor the Toward that end, when I crops, but the kind of man spoke last', month to the Con- the country turns out," gross, I expressed the hope We are concerned with the . that the new leadership of the kind of man the country turns Soviet Union might visit our out In these times. and the land-and to see us, to ancct times to come. us, to learn first-hand the de- In a changing environment, termination here in America .a changing society, a chang- for peace and the equal deter- ing age, we are determined urination to support freedom. that America shall turn out I am gratified that this. men who are enlightened and ; expression Is receiving the just, men who know beauty active, constructive-and, I In their lives and compassion hope, fruitful-attention and in their souls, men who are interest of the Soviet Govern- hardened by thi strength of went. - their faith rather than by the I have reason to believe harshness of their fears. that the Soviet leadership ? It Is for this that we work would welcome my visit to and fight-and ask you to -their country-as I would be work and fight with us-Ina glad to do. I am hopeful that consensus of common purpose before the year is out this and common idealism. exchange of visits between us .; No Turning Away may occur. As I have said often before, the lon;,est jour-'" While we look inward to search the soul of America, ' ney begins with a single step -and I believe such visits we do not turn Inward-- nor turn away-from the oppor- j would rc ssur an, anxious tunities and responsibiliti s of world that our r two nations'[ are each striving toward the. America in the world. pal of, ease We prgceed,aswedo,,know?'4 g ~_ , C-rt"-ed 2006105/18: CIA-R?P88-0131'5R000100380-061- . Approved For Release 2006i05/IOAZCIA-RDP88-01 ~T'\gqr^1;;."v+T U ~?1. 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Fund not -only engages. in poll-lit- !I cal activity wlt ; lle al tai-i: sfatlis, Itl.t it receives itegaly huge suns of nio>'rey 1 r'om the C ('l) Iii C`aPk while, another :ra ):a : group the , J~v~ ~. u'cZ-.C'^w.?. . i, Y91iS' y :% s , .. :'u'T1n for ' 6io icticn Of U. ?5. ~~, rl'iCrS. 1 ~ '(;) Id osei A. araT,"~_. 4 ~Jl nd tio.1 wa.s SI`.4iISpI` of i" 1l:1 lgkatioll ? 4 . : cts alle ' c' "' 7r i s ?i i? 31(~i@,(Ar iy k -Yc'zeil h.enlned'y. 2.:c53 pall- re were tzlllislLk: I)'T. the A- F.1~"i'Jt: t-?1~t nation Leagti C, ..^ti p4~t'CJ.'ful . c : r ,~:':1ich l:~ ?_Fi ~? Its own secret Lt J;:lca to 11~::? ~iCi?L'F5~:iill galllla13o1ts a ' .ail ti-cO7i n,cn,ist orga,i':7'al- tions. ' J (6) Many patriots 'belie,?e t :a the C merely any inte:rna?tional c tc i n o: the fa:;~i-~DCf??r;a ion .eague, ui Cio::^re.cS :r1i-. rears I)owek'iess to either prove ar ,disprove these clear es.. (i) massive publicity,ca.npaign is being ? .' repaleE in New York (and o he. inte.r- 1latiollal ceiltcrs) " as part of an o;isIa?u; .'~ ' " 011 the few relll'ail.illg IMITIO.s to large sC:Oe nlnigr atiou, of -Asiatic .and F fl can. ?ord.'s. (8) Se -eral past illves:,-i at ous of faix- exCl11pt foli)t at totes were /alts,.-:I, or watered 'down by the ""coillciie:Ital" deaths of colt- {Tes melt S11911sorill- such Live,.,' rations. Among the'dea d? eoll(eress2uer, V.,.-is :ep. CEox Who ')Oil)ted out that the Jkdius Iii"'oseiiwald. t+~oulldatioll-fattened with Sears, oe.l,iel- profits--lead Com mtiliist fronts in, the United NOTE: This clipping was received in an envelope post- marked Alexandria, Virginia, 16 August 1965. The source of the item and the person who penned in the sentence at the end of the is unknown. paragraph . Approved For Release 2006/05/18: CIA-RDP88-013.15R000100380001-5