WASHINGTON LIKENS HIS MASS MEETINGS TO HILTER'S, MUSSOLINI'S

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 2, 1998
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• Publication Date: May 3, 1961
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MAY, d 1951
Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP75-000
'WASHINGTON LIKENS.
CIS MASS MEETINGS TO
HITLER'S, MUSSOLINI'S!
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111_~ ; Senate Unit Hears Dulles,. Aid-)
CPYRGYFT"IA's Role In III-Fated Invasion
` i= Kill- Maly 2 (A')-_.A number of Cana
were officers under Fulgencia s
$atiFta, form, r
ster, said today they will not be loft ,jt i l
future anti-Castro invasion.
i'hc group said it represents 1,()i Q exiled
soLtuers and 300 career officers They
tF d that the civilian organizers of the ufi, is
ul invasion refused to use their milit.ar?
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1Wy. of more extensive
stud
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e
sesstyn broke up late today
that he wtwld not "foreclose ' the
b
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t
e Foreign Relations Commit.
flee.
I Senator Fulbtight (D., Ark.),
commith
ttee chairman, said when
*u^R%rtCan most closely m vrj1ved
in the unsuccessful im asion,
talked behind clo`ed doors with
ti
may prone it still further.
Allen W. Dulles, CIA director,
and Richard M. T3is e11, tits def>
utv -h,:
gency s role in the Ciit~an fi-
asco for four hours rod. ; , and
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[ Washington auresu of T t# Sun)
Washington, May 2 -. Senators
dug Into the. Central Itttt'11igence
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case by his group.
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l , WARM *N exMsaed his
opposition to the eratim. hmi. u uccessful a
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for that
error of
Pettng and backing,
the ill?fated
itsvaaton by .('ubga
exiles, sled thatf he weutd "aing
SanitizA ior~RE
ah affairs, Fulbdgx t _ t>
Ae said In th
e past he had
favored creation of a joint con-'
Kresafonat cornmittec to oversee'
CIA, and while he prohahl, uerld!
`uPport a simiar resohttinn i tro?'
Asked Whether t ,s duced last week, he did not want
meet. to commit him self on it in d
g left him convirr last D
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houid stay cc attt C14, clr,ee jr, sees '?D,ial Aratakr, ?
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tienorl. left whit. D_ ,, Naito who
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mn,t of 'he' ses-
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aced by Robert F. Kenn o` all r{ s, u`siun
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and the
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rother, by Gen.Maswelii! C'stnch said id i seethed to him
Taylor, former Array Chief that a "dual mistake-
If? or someone Piell Comm,,. ;... was made.
alies remained at the down in ` L DO shot
sst for an hour Land 4' Latin America, it rrxist he
.eshown up, , and
this should h,, the
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at
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ur PC icy the .ung
f the National,,?,,,. ;Senator continue?
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