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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Benjamin Brown, Director of the Fellows' Program, told him the Center would be happy to have him attend, along with a few other students, as long as they promised not to tell any other students what was said at the meeting. Furthermore, until 1966 the annual reports of the DAS were confidential...

Author: By Harvardradcliffe Sds, | Title: The Mail 'SEVERAL POINTS' | 11/12/1970 | See Source »

...Bowie claims that "the Center has never received any CIA support." In fact, all contracts of DAS personnel are co-signed by the Institute of International Education (HE). The HE is funded by such CIA conduits as the William Benton, the Dearborn, the Asian, and the Rubicon Foundations, as well as by GM, the Bank of America, and Standard Oil. In addition, the CFIA has held joint seminars with the Center for International Studies, an M.I.T. Social Science Research center, which is funded by the OIA on a permanent basis. Further insight into the nature of government for the Center...

Author: By Harvardradcliffe Sds, | Title: The Mail 'SEVERAL POINTS' | 11/12/1970 | See Source »

...Bowie says, "The Center has not concentrated on Southeast Asia." Thirty-two per cent of the DAS budget (15 per cent of the total CFIA budget) goes to projects in Southeast Asia...

Author: By Harvardradcliffe Sds, | Title: The Mail 'SEVERAL POINTS' | 11/12/1970 | See Source »

...Study of the Successful Military Coup d'Etat in Modern Polities"; 3) "Social Science Research for National Unity" (about Malaysia); 4) "Administration and Management of Communal Conflict" (about Malaysia); 5) "The Myth of the Guerrilla"; 6) "New Directions for the Banking System" (about Indonesia). These titles are from the DAS alone...

Author: By Harvardradcliffe Sds, | Title: The Mail 'SEVERAL POINTS' | 11/12/1970 | See Source »

Glauber Rocha, the Brazilian director of Antonio das Mortes, appears in Wind from the East as a figure pointing in two directions at the Crossroads of Cinema. A pregnant woman carrying a camera approaches him and asks the way. Down one road, he says, is the militant cinema; down the other the cinema of adventure, of spectacle. Godard maintains that there are two films to be made: another of the type "Nixon-Paramount" has been ordering for fifty years-a Western, an adventure film, any film that clings to the idea of realistic representation; or a militant film, a film...

Author: By Joel Haycock, | Title: Godard Wind From The East at Emerson 105, Saturday and Sunday | 11/7/1970 | See Source »

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