Title: The Central Intelligence Agency: problems of secrecy in a democracy.
Authors: Kim, Young Hum,
Publisher: Heath
Year: 1968
Subjects: United States.
Contents: The CIA challenges the political principles of our government / Smith Simpson -- Intelligence ensures the nation's survival / Frederick Ayer, Jr. -- Intelligence is our first line of defense / Allen W. Dulles -- Secret operations are an integral part of diplomacy / Christopher Felix -- Covert operations alone will not win the Cold War / Paul W. Blackstock -- We must learn lessons from the Cuban fiasco / Richard W. Cottam -- Government has compromised the integrity of the educational establishment / Hans J. Morgenthau -- Social scientists must beware the corruption of CIA involvement / Irving Louis Horowitz -- Cover operations must be effective, realistic, and as consistent as possible with democratic government / Charles J. Micoleau -- Complacency about the CIA can ruin us / Harry Howe Ransom -- No federal agency shall provide covert financial aid to the nation's educational or private voluntary organizations / Nicholas Katzenbach, John Gardner, and Richard Helms -- We must not fight fire with fire / J. William Fulbright.