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- Editor' no- Following Is the icc
ond of three dispatches on the Cen
tral Intelligence Agency.
By JOSEPH L. MYLER
2 United Press Correspondent
Washington U.PJ The Cen
tral Intelligence Agency can
work fast in a crisis.
; Normally its director, Allen
W. Dulles, meets once a week
With his Intelligence Advisory
committee. The IAC consists of
Dulles as chairman and intelli
gence chiefs from the State De
partment, Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Army, Navy, Air Force, Atomic
Energy Commission and the
FBI.
The IAC members go over new
Information from all over the
globe. They put together a "Na
tional intelligence estimate,"
possiSly including dissents from
one or more members as to the
significance of the information.
Always Alert
- But suppose a crisis should oc-
' cur between these scheduled
weekly meetings. Suppose . a
piece of information came in
which, fitted into the picture
with data already on hand, indi
cated thg possibility of an inter
national emergency. -'
buppose it pointed to a po
tential Pearl Harbor.
The CIA and the "intelligence
community" over which it pre
sides are always geared far fast
action at any time of the day or
night.
A key but anonymous cog in
this human machine is the CIA
watch officer on duty at the mo
ment. He must notify Dulles or
his deputy instantly whenever
some critical information comes
in.
- The subsequent order of notifi
cation in a genuine emergency is
the President, the Security Coun
cil, and the IAC. In most in
stances, however, the IAC prob
ably would analyze the informa
tion before Dulles reported it to
the President and the NSC.
Z Members of the IAC sleep with
clothes handy. If any member
must go out of town, he leaves a
deputy similarly prepared to
move fast. The CIA Board of
Estimates is ready at any mo
ment to make what is called a
"crash estimate."
Asked for Advice
r Dulles does not guarantee that
another Pearl Harbor or Yalu
river crossing couldn't happen.
He has, however, declared confi
dence that this time the vital
intelligence involved would be
in the hands of the appropriate
officials in time for. counter
measures.
Typical of past occasions call
ing for "crash estimates" were
the Soviet blockade of Berlin in
1948 and the death of Josef Stal
in in 1953.
CIA was asked for an intelli
gence opinion as. to whether the
Russians would go to war if the
West tried to break the block
ade by air. Its answer was: No.
The Allies instituted' the famous
airlift, broke the blockade, and
the Russians did not fight.
When Stalin died, among the
questions were: Would the Soviet
government break apart, would
rebellion break out, would Stal
in's heirs launch a military ven-
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SECTION TWO
MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1955
Pages 1-8
Quotes From the News
. ' By United Press
Jimmie Kees, three foot, six inch circus midget, prevented by
a Bristol, England, magistrate from marrying a 19-year-old girl:
"Who areihe magistrates to deprive me of a wife?"
Gen. Julio Alberto Lagos, commander of the Argentine rebels'
army, on whether Peron should be permitted to leave the country:
"A delinquent must be brought to trial."
Ed Sullivan, television master of ceremonies, on his use of per
formers fired by Arthur Godfrey:
"If Godfrey wants to let go of a performer while he's big, I'll
use the performer. The only test is the entertainment value of the
performer. I'd be delighted to have Godfrey on my show."
Leroy Gore, founder of the "Joe Must Go" club which fought
Sen. Joseph McCarthy, on his projected trip to Russia:
"I want to make a study of the dairy situation there and I would
like to do . picture story of the little people."
v Jose Maza, Chilean president-elect of the United Nations Gen
eral Assembly, on freedom of the press: , .
"Journalists should not have to seek indirectly for informa
tion it is their duty to transmit to the world."
Prince Aly Khan on reports thai Rita Hayworth might go to
Europe with their daughter, Yasmin:
"t ask nothing from her mother than to be allowed to see my
daughter and to be able to make sure she is being well brought
up."
Military Junta Seen As Argentina Rulers
Washington (U.R) Diplo
mats here expect ' a military
junta to rule Argentina for sev
eral months while ways are
sought to bring back constitu
tional Democracy to replace the
Peron distatorship.
They do not rule out entirely
the possibility that Peron might
still wiggle out of the situation
in which he was forced to offer i
his resignation by a combined
revolt of the navy and a large
part of the army.
Diplomats, however, said that
this time it looks as if his hold
on power had. probably run out.
If so, it came as an accumulation
of disappointments among the
populace ever the economic sit
uation and resentment at his
treatment of the Roman Catholic
church, experts said.
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ture of some sort to keep the'
people on leash? Again the ans
wers were negative.
Crash estimates presumably
were produced this year on the
Formosa Straits crisis and the
more recent violence in North
Africa and along the Gaza strip
in the Holy Land.
When the CIA is right, it isn't
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long way since "July 26, 1947,
when President Truman signed
the national security act creat
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New England aristocrats and
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assembled by Gen. William J.
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It was as chief of OSS opera
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him to be America's master spy.
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erland, he established contacts
inside German Army . Intelli
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condition than Adolph Hitler did.
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