Word: coverted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Korry's talk, which will be given on Wednesday Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. in South Middle, Langdell Hall at Harvard Law School, will focus on "The Covert Corruption of the United States Senate." The lecture will include Korry's further charges that the Senate investigation into the U.S. role in Chile was curtailed, so that details of subversion by past administrations would not be revealed to the public. Korry has said in the past that Senator Hubert Humphrey played a role in restricting the Senate investigation. Admission to the lecture, sponsored by the Harvard Law Forum, will...
From the first, the Sorensen appointment seemed curious. He served as President Kennedy's top adviser and speechwriter but has had little intelligence experience. Since he returned to private life (corporation law), he has urged a more modest role for the CIA and the curtailment of its covert operations...
...early pledge by the Carter Administration to avoid military or covert intervention in Latin affairs...
...harsh critic of what he calls "covert, manipulative and deceptive" diplomacy, Brzezinski is certain to advise Carter to bring not only the American public but also the allies into the early stages of policymaking. In a mock report card he drew up several years ago, he barely passed the Administration (marking it C) for its handling of relations with Europe, and gave it a D for its dealings with Japan. Brzezinski's most marked departure from Kissinger's approach may be in tone. While Kissinger with his cosmic sweep at times has seemed pessimistic about the U.S., Brzezinski...
...addition to the Excab proposal, Allison has recommended that the CIA be split into two units--one for covert operations and the other for intelligence gathering