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Pee id B 1G, A peblication circulated juring the conference wes the November, 1973 issue ef Computers and Automation which js to SIRE E ce ON be renamed, Starting January 1, 1974, Comobvters and Feovle-~ i a tts } es such as "Nixon and the Mafj fk The publication of arti a which concludes that Richard M. Nixon se ems to be the embodim ni of . @ prediction th 1at Organiz ed.crime would someday put its own man in the White ‘House, eems Somewhat curious in ~ magazine devoted to the profession of data pr Ocessing and the use of computers, The magazine was established in 195] _by Berkeley mterprises in’ Massachusetts, Alger Hiss is among its contributors and an abundance of articles by Richard Sprague on the subject of Watergate - publish 1¢d in the past year 1], Another ¢ or ganiz tien which received Publicity at the Conference was The Committee for Action/Ressarch on the Intelligence Com mamunity (CARIC), _ 12. A representat tive of Computers ang Automation handed out this publication free of charge. to members of the audience, He took notes with fantastic speed and’ apparent eccura acy of everything said Curing the proceedings, . ° 13. Thel ligh sts gave out at én ’€ point and did not come on again curing the morning session. The absence of current may have 7 toes . 3 te 15, No decument of any Kind was iscuee to the persons who nid 5 ao aot 3 yy ~1:5 = 54} paid $15,090 te ester, Instead their hand was Stamped with the name veh eon < . ct = _ 4 Cl the Organization VWenich cave therm s 3 —— ; oO -AW53216 Docld:32397482. Page 5 -. ee ROM AO OR AE Sema Nett os wer
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-s Ps * = ‘ * HW 33216 New Year on his Security Act -- in cr au Huskie, Chairman of a Seneto . Docld: 32397432 Sérvices Coinm ns . ttee, i ty Ke. « hority of the CLA. _ To some degree, the Watergate developments. ~AZHNOUNCENENT . “7 sy Dhn Stennis, Ch wili begin hearings .early in i No. S.2597 -- to amend the kB irman of the Axrme an Me regard to clarification of the recentiy introduced by Senator resulted in part from correspondence with Senator the Senate Disarmament Subcomn People with knowledge in the arezs which might r Sten Page. 10 tt IW. i") wn ~ Q 19) yy o br tr rr ify) 109) e be Fruitful for investigation shouid be in toucn . 7 - For further information , Co-Chairnmen, care of the Project on 1620 Eye Street, N.W., Washington, ‘ . aad ft . : cf ~ : : 0
. be HW 53216¢ DocId:32397482 Page 11 oo. , ‘ . / PUBLICATIONS = CARIS puotivdes a biweekly INTELLIGENCE REPORT and a | -unttarly nated COUNTER SPY foaturing various articles exaniining: ‘he thuesures act oparacions ef U.S, Intalliganee, In addition, CARIC . 7 sub inves ocetsignal panipnicts on various concepts In the craft of : “ate tigencu, GARIC also provides reprints of selected articles on me ‘rte tiyae ce which have appeared in other publications, se CARL is preparing a guide to U.S, Intelligence whieh will serve as’a ae sithear access device ta the hidden world of government operations, Wa |, won that any controversy raised by this guide or any other CARIC sub ieatian Will lead to public debate and resolution ot ‘the Issues 6 avowed, Our analysis is bosec in a fieny belief that na human being | should ba denied life, liberty or-the pursuit of happiness by our fosuce the yencration of this concept by those in.our government. i 4 . rare : o IN-FROM-THE-COLD HEARINGS . CARE? wil sponsor In-From-The-Coid tlearings featuring public vastimony by individuals intimately involved with U.S, Intelligence. The “ausrings will focus on Arnerican, intarvention abroad, domestic Loprission in this country and the effects of secrecy on the individuals’ sergonatity, Former ‘intelligence workers and those who have been i. fletimized by the Intelligence community will publicly rglate their parteipaion in activities of our government which can. no longer be | qnored by good citizens, \ Ht ke thy i . ee del ade banana dunn esaenunn te ba tina hdc LADO bak BLL AWAL AA LAAL LOG Yolk PAT MAI SNA A ay eee syne, '- hal Sataen beat? ‘ b (: 4 e & > ayy ree | But oly we ee nye oye i: wie a) 484 id ave rig ek aa] ‘, eat C [ty an c 4 tgs a eet ut wf - ye a ar am Le . “4e Ie De bee SCS i edad banal a ac Lovernnitnt on its agents. CARIC piiblicarigns aid the public effart ta a Mune “-JOEN Pris GDUUIN TE ieteor ¥ © Joln’with us In our effort to end “Ileal, unconstitutional and qross acts’ by our government, CARIC is entirely suoported by donations from American. citizens. Donate and become a -spaensoring member of the Committee for ’ Action/Research on the {Intelligence Cammmunity: Sponsoring members receive our bi-weekly /VTELLIGENCE REPORT _ and our quarterly COUNTER-SPY as well as additional Information on government operations, CARIC actively geeks ‘the advice and viewpoints of all soonsoring members in our activities. Write to CARIC, Box’ 647, Ben Franktin Station, ~ Washington, D.C. 20044, or call (202) 785-8330., _’ With your support we can prevent the visions of George Orwell in 1994 from becoming an American reality... _ STOP THE SPYING | STOP TECHNOFASCISM e . , . . of : . | : por es oe uot an ae oe GH ea EK EY ae ee « . H cant? ‘ : A Dox G47 Gon Pranklin Station Washington, O.C, 20044 « roo ret Be ee ee Iwish to sponser the aoffortn of CARIC, Please find enclosed my donation of f 0 I wish only to ausseribe to the INTELLISIUCE REPORT! s and to COUNTERS? Ye ($6/individual, tld/organization) ‘ 2 NAME errant rer renee ener LARIAT ALAA E A OAC 8 1 EY RENAE I a ALGTHSS Me eT ee ee PE ort Set pete erence eterno Sart eTteTar emer a et et CPN oA REUTER AP SOAR ROCA AE tA EASA ERS, 21p ce ere EE NN A ta ETS, AeNY ee edad t I pad Bet DAD Mad Gio Rad head LeAR BCA CA mo Mad aad AS A mk oh ake BA Me OR Lad nS eaney Epp enepenpater nD ESnT EITE Ts ods ahs soa, 4 — bs : Se at aeactee 7 ( XY be Spa, eG ETT: { i ¥ nl K Vs ee ae ‘ ne) SRL COTE kre diel Decal! o ftata woe rn a rr a The Cotati Gen vials : Jivichvaiets Pane reany , {
ns Ty reed igence / . . the headlines aie nce Gf civilians, celts, attempted coups and invigue initlated by the un: er erained EB{ wiretapping, We all knew that Big Brother is vevshing, but ne ane in uur government has taken the time to exptaln lens is Yaing spixl upon, and way we are being watched, Too often, wa - Ansvctican aitizens con't oven know who Big Grorher és, 'n 1955, Presicant Risenhower accepted the report of: the Hoover Conunission on U.S, Intelligence. Among ether recommendations, tha Copnission enibhasized the need for twa “watchdog committoes on! int chignnen within the exceutlve and legestativa branches of qe coment Althoud a Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (FLAG) ° wax cetshlishead to serve the Presidant, Congres: ly an overwhelming | ne rity has refused to establish a committee within the fegislative | br owh, Now, in the midst of the Watergate scandals, there is some °" nascent within Conuress to establish comevittees on the separata . agencies, The result will be divided oversight with no | Weare thar Congress will be able to stop illegal and unjustified — Pape g, ATU Conarnss abrogating its responsibiiities, there is no ayengy monitoring }Utas of sayvernment, direetly respansible. to the public, Vdretad States intelligence Community, | foreud a nalianal assaciotion to provide the vita’ information an aware , pebuc needs to know about government operations, The Commiittec for. AvtipafReseirch on the Intelligence Community (CARIC) is an in tenendeay “watehdag’” on the government spy apparatus, CARIC, | ‘ , aposwored entirely by donations frova American citizens, serves as an... ahrnative soured of. analysis and informmion on tha, esanizntion and oblectives of UG. fntelligence, What clandestine ations are being carried out in the name of America? | ‘igtha CLA res ating to entangle Ws in another war similar ro the Indochina War? hat information is doing into Federal, State, local and private data. irl an-innacent American citizens? Is the FSt becoming a “secret pelies force?” Whasa phones are tapped in America? These are some of ° oy eeucstions CARIC is answering, ay ve WW 53216, ZARIC knows that all conscientious Americas are closely watching theooswenta dhet have unfolded since the arc Shetding. We share the hona af most Americans that the illegit Steph naan practiens that have now heen exsosed will ne fonger be a pare oe reecipan politieal fife, However, the disicay Wing of one espianage vob doya: ta ond cranp abe foliticians dacs net insire that this abuse  Dowit nat bs rrpestod my fadure pou bcias, 5 Doclda: 323974682 Page 12? practices,: - ests made at the Watergate. f . ; , . In American nawsoapars bave for years told af Army . ..' U.S, spy olanes belong shot cewn over other . “CLA vand | ve former intelligence WHO CleArS and concerned citizens hava _ — hoy - apparatus {s : -paranola citizens natutally feel when there is talk of soles and wiretaps. oe ‘We knaw that the FG! does not have agents behind every. tree, but thera , "- are agents in every major community in this country who have spied on, ‘innocent private and public citizens, Only a full and undisquised lool Into this hiclden world can displace unwarranted fears, and guide tha ‘public effort to ond this Illegal and unjustified espionage, The saerecy’ “sunder the direction “of U.S. Intelligence agencies, CARIC Wha knows what future political espianago will occur under tho ~ guisa of so-called ‘national security” or loyalty to an edministration? Only tirae wl tell, but through diligence and your help CANLC will anticipate and bring to your attention situations within the govarnment that aro likely to produce a new “Watergate.” CARIC does believe that a massive government spy at work In the world, we hope to dispel some of tho Although with which the g government surrounds itself must end, ‘ Ped CARIC knows that tens of thousands of Amertean citizens from all walls of life were mobilized over the past decade’ to help bring an end to ihe government’ s war In Indochina — a war that has taken nev) forms hopes that. these samo concerned citizens will continue to opposa the pulicies of ‘our government which bring this new form of covert war and the Watergate scandals. It is mow time for thousands of Americans to mobilize to stop the spying as we stopped the dying. Please Jom us in our effort. WCW yore ws Dee ddl he anedalen} “THE COMMITTEE FOR ACTION/RESEARCH ON. THE i INT ELLIGENCE COMMUNITY (CARIC) | ; . ‘| pe 7 INTELLIGENCE : : REPORT ; =) ) CARIC ORGANIZATION CARIC is organized to reflect the operating procedures: of a typical intelligence organization, Our ‘research process invelves collecting information from a wide variety of sources both public and private. Our analysis Is the collactive procuct of CARIC participants and climinates any campartmentalization of knowledge, The information and our analysts is then dissaminated through CARIC publications and separate works by CARIC participants, In addition, CARIC provides information to other Journolists and qualified researchers. documents, « The Internal Security apparatus ot 3 INTELLIGENGS DOCUMENTATIGN CEH ren CARIC is continuously collecting informmavien an ici. variety of sources including official qaveramuat aul previous ihbvestigations, public accauats aor conducted with hundreds of former inteligense tne patice information forms the cata-hase of the Inieliigame Oo Center maintained by CARIC, The 1OC Is a litrary cf inte Inielligenca ‘available upon request ta journalics researchers and members of CARIC, ' \ . oO SPEAKERS BUREAU AND NO RSH IES: CARIC maintains a listing of members avehasis to groups on a varléty of subjects ranging fram tha fennga programs of cur government ta the problcras of COIRVINGE E country, Our spevkers Inchide former intelhgunce agents and informers and otnurs famitior wilh Arncrican in CARIC will periodically conduct workshops ter ch school or community organizations, Warkshop toptes ancl , Cat RATION PHOEMIA — CLA aus ination 1 Vietnar, " LEM HOUSE = Preparation for tha coup in Cembso, . The CIA in Laos ' . OPERATION BOUl. O&R ~ An introduction to te nc war j » Rightwing lerrcrisa in Anverica | : * Foceral Planning for civil disturbances: Riots and danas and Watergate wor | ' { ¢ i OMULTLMEDIA BRIT “IMG will soon augment our worksbons S, intelligence featuring tli: video \" recorded interviews, The cxliiiit will dram tis li Winn as practicad by our gavarnment. Cur hone eiguOorcay.: realization vy our audience of the concept: Tho first clement of (he multemasia briefing inc WEN 5 CARIC briefing on U. ' presented the growth of the fiteroal security nana is at ow “domonsteating how tvs apmacadas ir t bat The slide show (econo, wht gignest Pet na of Ube internal eccuriky miyetatad, | * : i h-