14-00000 spo “ "4 ot Hy iafy rmaten - 30 January 19%3 NERORANDUM POR) CHIEF, INTERNATICHAL ORCAIT ZATIONS PIVISTOW SURIECTS ' Tolephene Conversation with Jeans Heknight,. Departs ent ef Stata de tive Neknirht called to repert that Mrs fron the uN P:blie Affairs OrMce is very ¢lsturted abort the concnet, of "sone RPE man" in New-York, who is approaching nenbers of ‘the US Nisaion to the United Natdens and asking the: all -rorte of Guess tions, for ex ple, (heir Were on the recent Poetore? Trial. 20 te | Seals that this practice shuld te discontinued,. . Hr vTew of the fact that the rew mecbore of the US| Miaston especially are not yet fully infermed about, er sympathetic, to FFL. Hel feels thai any questions concerning US policy on particuler isauea should be cleared with a the OA Policy Chief in Mew fork. F oo “3. 21 think thig satter, ought to ta disessead with fob Lan: Would you let ma knew whether 3 you will tase it up with hin, or weethor you wish me to do sa, SPY awlle
14-00000 | “BYAJECTE Meeting to liiseuns State ‘lee ~ Hr. Braden -—~ we : . ral ara 1 . . ew ace - @ Pobruary 1953. _ MEMES UD PUM THR RECUUDs Departeont Proposals on huw to ‘ Couiter-Check Ltesza on UNUA Agenda. : “Le 1 attended 6 maating-on Wednesday, 20 January 1753, to|discugs Peravragce 6 and 7? of the attached pupor prepared by th. Leparteent of Etstee 10 culla for the eatablishont of "a conusigaion of Lryvoperdant mezieTe- to study the nature and extent of tists secnpes problem, with - the wiew of determining the reasons and Clrounstunces imaliiny |these Frople to eacape" and. gugzeate th.t "this inquiry cvald feilew the pattern of the comisaion oa forced labor. ‘The Coomlasion would hear . refagees in oush places so ieltern Germany, Canova, ote,, end Le eventual report, to the assoubly would, in fact, be a ragert on the eommuniot system, the denial of bisia human rignt, etes® . entire LO/TCWiCs BS/hka Dietributiona: Ze ~All ressee oo 2ec @L0/TUNIC 7 hee </IG oO, lee ~ RI 1 ee @ Kr, SECURITY INFORMATION
71400800 lee. ~ l0/Seeurlty Officer 1, Purguant: vo ey conversation with Mr, [ft have talxed with tho “irector of PY? and he has agreed to terminate aubject’s present job. no &. Ee intends to bring subject to tev Yor’ and make: him his pargonal consultant in the New Yorke offices. He assume oof hin full intentions to carry out this plan and fursher assures we that he hag mo inteatton af giving audjeet eduinisirative or agt ority of any kind, 3. Ta thie arrangemont natisfactery to you? THAD W. BRADRN GUITF _ Intornational Organisations Division CYOr TRS “eh Orig & 1 - Addressee l ce  10/Br I -. i ce = G10 1 ce ~ RI
5 fr. ad peo Neh HEAORANDUM POWs “LEPITY NERLCTOR (ebay) - SUBJECT e BY eee iret 22 April 196 Ta response to our recvest fras the Funl, we are forwarding reread i whe general information avallatie concerning (Mone, Bandanas gel A TIM AS o¢, ELA HH a re | chile? zntcrmmaticnal orcantzations TMiviafon Attaclmentes: (5) - - “Ltr. tol Pdtd L/Po/e3 . Personal bioxraphy ty[ id kreerpt from Concressfonat heeard for 2/9/52 Pooklet by _ frticle by | Jo/Branch LiWPDejb Cistributions Addressee ~ orig IO/Tonie » 2ce CIO = lee RI » lee & L via GPP  ekbhel , SECURITY INFORMATION
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COPY ecry! April 1, 1953 Ho. 26 Dear Adolf, A day cr two bofore I sailed for Surepe in Jamary, 1953, I received a-typed maruscript copy of tho "Progress Report on the College de 1'Europe - Libre", which has now appeared in mimeographed form under date of February 27.1953, over the signatures of Royall Tyler and ichard Sears I adnit to considerable curiosity when this document appoared. In the covering letter Royall Tyler moraly stated, "It comes from Dick Saars". I rather wondered why thie report should be compiled when it was| known I was coming to surope presumably to examine into conditions and it seemad to me immediately that this might.be a counter foil to what it was expected I would find. In reply to a direct inquiry from "8, Sears now states it was prepared "to reinforce the German languago ur project by supplying informae tion that was apparently lacking. So, while the factual material in this report can not be questioned ~= I mean the statistics and the historical portions — the interpretation ef _then dees not reflect the disappointing results. This pertains to the work of the Scent ites on Awards on the one hand ane | | When I asked Sears how widely this report hed been distributed he told me » to tha members of the Association du College
14-00000 COPY. Dr. . Page 2 of Nos 26° | ‘April 1, 1993 de 1*Burope Libre and to:Messra. Thomas Sradén, Jotin C. Hughes, C. D. Jackson | I.asgume, therefore, that the members af our and Whitney H. Shepardson". 4u3 of this letior, have. recolved Executive Comittes, to whom I-am sending cop ite ‘ “ The settence (bottom of Page 9 and going over te top ofPaga 10), "These were mon of advanced education, oxpert in their kiowlsdgo of their ow countriss but also, most of then, having studied in Frenc? institutions ord 80 capable of forming a tond for the students between their training at, homo and_ in exiles", 1g not an sccurate description of tho caliter of tho tutorde On Page Ui, second lina, I would question deftmitely the phrase fwoll organized administration”. Also on that page, sixth line, tho sentenca, "Special Freneh courses were being given to those who still showed woaknesa.", is ‘misleading. Such courecs wore announced, but the progren for teaching the Franch language is only now being outlined with the help cf.the French Language ataff | | I called for this purposée On the same page again, fifth line from the betton, the phrase "the severity of the action taken in tho autumn has had a salutary effoct in | impoaing firmer discipline and setting higher standards” einply 19 not 806 The manner in whichthe action was taken, and tho inaccuracy af soe of the judgments, whichhad to te reversed, called forth protests from staff jand stu= dénts alike and did as much aa anything else to cause present low student morales On Page 16, the last sentence in tho first paragraph roada, "A fresh - start in life combined with exposure to Western thoucht ard practice will, wo are encouraged to hope, produce a full return." Instead of what ths ‘statement implias, the atudents have witnessed a.cleavage between tre European staff and ‘the Americans, <= and the "exposure to Wostorn thoughard practice! has been anything but inspiring. or unifying. The distribution of this document can be and will be very misleading by itg imlications that success has been achieved to an extent that warrants our proceeding on our present path. That will be unfortunate. ‘ie Inve acquired a fund of valuable experience and we havo made mistakes. Tre net resnlt ig tho present situation. Fundamental: changes mist be made, which arc bound|/to be unpleasant, but they are essential, unless we are geing to continue. a) more. Sincerely yours, LT 350K Dr. | Joo. ae ee a Levering Tyson 70 Pine Street ; an o ‘ _ President New York 5, Ne Yo ae
14-00000 1 . 6 april 1953 MEMORANDUN FORs DEPUTY DIRECTOR { PLANS) SUBJECT: “ Informatlon reported by Bob Lang, EFS Bob Lany has had reported to nin the following: 1. Epstein, an dnvesticator far Senator NeCarthy, has just: . turned into tho Senator a 1$9-page anti-RFE report. THOMAS W, BRADSN Chief International organisations Division! . 10/Brl:WPD-THB/eh - . Orig.- Addressee (thru CP?) -Lee - 10/Brl lec = CIO . 1 ce ~ RI a
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14-00000 OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR - country. ‘lines oar the enclosed which gives a fll explanation, ¥/ybs ct E8 File, DCPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON April 3, 1953 — My doar Mre idenett ZL want you to. bo informed of the action which I am taking in regard to Interos tional broudeosting f facilities. la this ct ‘ co marpuilirs fag: = aly Hated UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION Ihave sent a letter to the compinier concerned along: tho - Sincerely yours, : . kotert L, Achnsoa Administrator Enclosures Cony of letter to broadcasting companies terminating contracts, — e Frank Lisner,: Central intelligence agency. INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION AND EOUCATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM —
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14-00000 6 April 1953 MEMORANDUM FOis DEPUTY STRZCTUR (FLARS) SUBJECT s HCFE: 1. How that/ lia working for NCFE, I know Soak sts WFR through; ~=~=~S*CSCSsé=<CS "1 3. I hope that higher actaority will bear this in mind, tote AY BANS : , _ TUOMAS W. BRADEN International Crganisations Division CI93:TB2/eh Orig - Addressee (thru CP?) l ce = 10/BrI mo ; , : + 1 ce = CIO bY : ; _ 1 ce ~ RI :
Ce} rs ee ae | . SECURITY ENLURMATION 3 aprit 1953 Lae eet BUNOHANDUIM Pole EOFuTY PORESTOR CFLANS) . Ver-TY LIRCT AS (APMISTSTR ATION) the Cfa held reserve for tel le Ure Spumcer Phiniax, ci tehalf of the NCfk, apn auth the Board ef Dinmewre, has rewcestec the release of held sosarve for Capita, castivction fcr tie fo (a) "alterations to ve sain bulldlag Reguert from tho S0F2. fer the releasn of| fro C4 3067 srdnatioan of frst the ClA (b) = BT! BM. & SECURITY iarOaMATION
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14-00000 ewan tee Byte we ee Sat Ma SECRET. ope $248. Senurity information 1. mom 2 April 1953 MEMORANDUM POR: (The Director of Central Intellivence SUBJECT: © "Good news conoerning Villian Haimlich. 1. TI have fuat received through Mr. Durkea a report fron the RFE people in Hunich to the following effact. 2. Mr. Hetmlich has viaited the pramises and talked to soue of the kay pergeunnel of BFS-Munich. He was cordially recofved and shown sround, At the conclusion of his visit, Mr. Hoimlich -ateted that whereas he wasn not primarily or partieulorly interested or concerned with NCFR/RFE activities end operations (presumably maaning that he vas mora concerned with the State Department informetion projoct == and preanumably A), he had been very much impreased by what he had seen. He weo eatefied that this war a hard-hitting operationg that thero waa no "fat" cn ity am! that ho would so report to the Senate Committees upon hia returne Sar Pee PRANK O, WISNER Acting Deputy Director, ~ SECRET Secure ‘formation oy
74-90000 — rere ‘Lose SECURITY INFORMATION : ; . & | ' * é i Via Po . SULCECT: ravine : couversation with 4 Whatney Shepardson an 1G horeh Lose : . : The followLue anewern to lire MVoanervls momnnts on miblest seroc : nave been prepared hy ots Darien , . , ae - ° , ' : tiy, Gane does nobt-dst : vo of unich operationse auurentis  egneent ’ 2. Nhe orivinal tleeebext gtatveaenh was a by use iy v6 fe) ereval of an . sbatenent ets Lenenbl, ubler poses ta woe . TEUCAT lee . * Chief? . Tntermational Organizations Tiviction a 1 eps » 3 ta Sa bare SECURED pera VUE bees “ag T i hN
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