Russians Reported Spending $2 Billion Each Year In Cloak And Dagger Activity
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of about a dozen men in Wash
ington. You can search the fed
ate and House appropriations com
is the only agency head in Wash
only on a part-time basis and
chiefly engaged in spying on one
another. Nikita Khrushchev has
changed things a hit, but the So
viet Inion still musters a formid
able army of spies and counter
spies. "It is an instrument for sub
The CIA cannot do business in
WASHINGTON' H'PI'-ln siz
to Moscow that Soviet agents
Defection is a two-way street.
mittees. He tells them how much
ington who can write a check or
a voucher for any sum of money
he desires without getting permis
sion or explaining it to atiyVvly.
Nor docs he have to get permis
sion to hire or fire people. One
version, manipulation and violence
such a high-handed and free
wheeling fashion because it ulti
mately is responsible to a demo
were sent to assassinate him. They
of course, and the West has suf
fered some damaging ones, includ
ing such scientists as Bruno Por
tecovo. But on the balance Dulles
believes the West has a cleir ad
aiivj iu"uiv.3 me vcilliai I 111 CTLiJ- i
eral budget from cover to cover
and never find an item allotting
money he needs, but doesn't hav
to explain what he intends to do
for secret intervention in the af
fairs of other nations. It is an
ence .AyviKy iv.i.-i is a uavid
fighting a Russian Goliath. TV
Soviet L'nien has the world's larg
ot pspionace force, and persons
who should know say she spends
at least $2 billion a year in her
cloak-and-dagser war against the
West.
How much the CIA spends is a
succeeded in killing him in a
Washington hotel, but not before
he had turned over invaluable in
formation to the United States.
Others include Alexander Orlov,
former Soviet agent in Spain,
Igor Gouzenko, who walked out
money to the CIA. People Quali
ith it. Alter the congressmen
fied to make an ed:i a'.ed guess
think the annual expenditure is
aggressive arm of Soviet ambi
tions in the cold war. If the So
viets send a.-tronauts to the moon.
cratic government operating in a
okay the round sum, it then is
split into many small items which
are salted and hidden throughout
free society. But it does have one
powerful advantage over the KGB
vantage over the Russians in
terms of information supplied by
around MOO million although thev
estimate possibly too high is
Home and Abroad
Allen W Dulles, who has ius!
1 expect that a KGB officer will
Either through fear or disgust,
concede it well could be twice
the federal budget. An item for
that the CIA has 40.000 employes
at home and abroad.
But no matter how much money
it spends or how many agents it
deploys, the CIA still is going to
be out-manned and out-spent by
the Russians. At the height of the
Stalin terror one Russian out of
every five was said to be con
nected in some fashion with es
pionage although millions were
accompany them."
that much.
Russians have been defecting to
defectors. He indicates there are
500 trucks for the Agriculture De
partment very well could be an
appropriation for the CIA, which
doesn't buy trucks.
Nobody Asks
Once the CIA has its money,
nobody asks how it is being spent
retired as CIA director, describes
Each year the CIA director
Dulles says every Russian or
the West in increasing numbers.
of the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa
many Russians who have defected
and not yet "surfaced," meaning
'it this way: "Today the Soviet
state security service iKGBl is
the eyes and ears of the Soviet
state abroad as well as at home.
It is a multi-purpose, clandestine
arm of power that can in the last
analysis carry out almost any act
that the Soviet leadership assigns
to it.
appears before small panels mad'
up of senior members of the Sen
ganization outside the Soviet Un
ion is loaded with KGB agents
embassies, legations, trade mis
sions, technical advisers and even
the United Nations delegation. In
some embassies, he adds, the
KGB agent may he a chauffeur,
but he gives orders to the ambas
sador. They have included a substan
tial number of Russians inside the
with all the Russian codes and
ciphers in his pocket; Vladimir
Petrov, KGB chief in Australia;
Juri Rastvorov. intelligence offi
cer in Tokyo; Peter Deriabin, who
deserted his post in Vienna; and
Aleksandr Kaznachayev, who de
fected from the Soviet diplomatic
mission in Burma.
secret to everybody except a band
that the CIA chooses for reasons
Soviet espionage network, and
these are the prize catches of all
of its own to keep their stories
Wednesday, March 13, 13 PAGE 7 A
ecrct.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
for the CLA. They began defect
ing as long ago as 1937 w hen Wal
North Carolina, widest of the
although the President conceiva
bly could insist on knowing. Di
rector John A. McConc of the CIA
ter Krivitsky, chief of Russian
espionage in Holland, deserted to
eastern states, spans 500 miles
from the Appalachian Mountains
to the Outer Banks on the Atlantic.
the West. This was so damaging
U 3-13
'Aren't you ashamed? There's some poor mink out
tonight freezing to death!1'
Gaming Bill
Change Eyed
OI.YMTMA (UPP-Gov. Albert
D. RnseUini said Monday he would
veto two words out of a gambling
. authorization bill to make it strict
ly a local option measure.
At the same time, he said he
questioned the need for the bill
and said he doubted its consti
tutionality. He said he would let the bill
become law without his signature
and would not disturb its emer
gency clause so that anyone who
wanted to take It to court could
do so "at the earliest possible
time."
The measure would become law
on March 14.
House Republican Floor Leader
Daniel J. Evans of Seattle charged
the governor's action would be un
constitutional. "I raise the question as to
whether the governor can consti
tutionally have his cake and eat
it too," Evans said.
The bill was designed to permit
a tolerance policy on gambling.
. It would authorize local option
voting on whether cities or coun
ties wanted to permit pinball ma
chines, punchboards and other de
vices as well as cardrooms and
bingo games,
The measure provides that such
gambling could occur where "li
censed or taxed."
GOP Convention
SALEM dTIi-The Young Re
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its annual convention April 10-20
at the Park Haviland Hotel. Port
land, Chairman Clifford Cook an
nounced today.
About 100 delegates from Ore
gon colleges and universities are
expected to attend.
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