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(AN ARTICLE APPEARING IN THE ISTANBUL WEEKLY REVIEW, ANT (OATH) OF 15 OCT 68 IS ENTITLED 'A DISCLOSURE - - CIA AGENTS IN TURKEY'.
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CIA-RDP88-01350R000200840065-1
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December 16, 2016
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October 6, 2004
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r? ~?t .clty ain the Istanbul weekly review, Ant (oath )
4 1 Oct 63 is entitled r"), Disclosure---CIA 1 cnts in Turkeys.
U;;~ ;aye of n o 10 a schematic chart of the trknerioan Espionage.:?
.ization" is riven.
The irnzn ; of the article observes that ' a book written earlier.:
Milli: ; ? '., ~e r, 'iublished in West Germany, and entitled Mho's 11110
Cr :'fir', has revealed the identity of rzore than 3, 000 CIA agents.
1-ror'_:1-, in 120 countries. Upon an examination of a book called'
,, (Pullet7.n) and published in Sweden by Turks, a, complete
l'.st o" the ~i;.rerican agents active in Turkey was selected, and the full list
The article notes that the US budget allocates three billion dollars,
vra.3 -yublishod in the last (apparently of Ant).
^:z:jua ly ?or various secret services and espionage activities.
.'char speculates that if this anoun~ of money were. instead to be
s ;nt a on the JJ; :orican negroes in the ghettoes, it would give an.
~:cl inco:.:c increase of 150 dollars per capita to some 20 millidn:
he US has spent an average of 27 billion dollars annually, on
Vietr,-%, :. The author reckoned that if this huge expenditure, almost.
t e lot of the Vietnamese instead of for killing in! the ; name ,of1democracy,'
nl. nc ti:'cs the annual Turkish bud-et, had been used for improving
it con1rd have increased the annual per capita income 'of. the Vietnamese,,
by about 1,900 dollars, and. it would not have. been' necess
to fight against co::..:unism in South Vietnam.
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