World Basis CIA Operations Kept Under Tight Secrecy
Washington report outlines the CIA as a highly secret agency with hidden budgets and staffing, operating overseas to spy on Communists and coordinate data from six other agencies. It notes limited congressional visibility, past criticisms, leadership changes, and a proposed joint intelligence committee that has seen no action.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Eisenhower
South Korea
Roscoe Hillenkoetter
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Europe
Allen Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Sen. McCarthy
Dulles
McCarthy
Sen
Mansfield
Dmont
Joint Committee On
Central Intelligence
House
Dress Pattern 9224 Promises Modern Flare and Thrift
Misses size 12 to 20 dress pattern 9224 offers a fresh cotton look with bodice trim and godets. Includes skirt and bodice pieces with yardage for 35 inch fabric plus contrast. Complete illustrated sew chart and instruction, price 35 cents. add 5 cents for mailing. Send to Marian Martin in The Times Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York NY.
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State Rural Carriers Elect Reedsville Man
Ervin C. Berge lin Reedsville was elected president of the Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Association at the annual convention. Wilbur Johnson Lake Iles Melvin Lemke Bowler and Harold Christensen Withee were named secretary and re elected treasurer. Mrs Clarence Klouise Richland Center was elected president of the women s auxiliary with officers named Rich ard Joiner Gilman R Woer pel Marshall and Mrs Gus W Anderson Ogema as officers.
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Melvin Lemke
Bowler
Harold Christensen
Withee
Clarence Klouise
Richland Center
Women’s Auxiliary
Richard Joiner
Gilman
R. A. Woerpel
Marshall
Gus W. Anderson
Ogema
Blackhawk Picnic Planned at Woodford on July 10
The annual Blackhawk picnic will be held July 10 in Woodford. Funds from the non profit organization support community projects. In 1952 the association bought a fire truck built a garage and equipped the department with funds from earlier picnics.
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Woodford
Blackhawk
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