CIA Secrets and Spending Surges Outline U S Espionage
In Washington AP dispatch, the CIA operates with vast secrecy and a roughly 350 million dollar annual budget. The article contrasts CIA costs and secrecy with the State Department, notes tight control of budgets by a few officials, and profiles Director Allen Dulles. It highlights the agency’s global espionage network, tight security, and the brisk pace of intelligence reporting to President Eisenhower.
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CIA Forecasts and Surprises in Mid Cold War Events
A critical review notes the CIA overstated or underestimated outcomes across events from the Suez crisis to Hungary in 1956. It cites gaps in predicting police disarray in Venezuela and reactions to Nasser during the Aswan withdrawal, while praising some correct assessments of tests and revolts.
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