Word: gills
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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What do J. Edgar Hoover, William Loeb, Rep. James C. Cleveland (R-N.H.) and Dean Whitlock have in common? The answer: they all dealt in some way with Jessie L. Gill, the former Cambridge woman whom The Crimson revealed last week was working for the FBI while she was active in Harvard...
...wish to correct a statement attributed to me in The Crimson edition of April 11, 1973. The article quotes me as saying that Miss Jessie Gill often talked about her life being in danger, and that she was "a little paranoid." Although I do recall telling your reporter that she often talked about her life being in danger, I do not recall to the best of my ability using the term "paranoid" in this connection...
...directed her to "oscillate between the two factions" in SDS after that organization split in its 1969 convention, Gill said. She found the oscillation difficult and added, "The Bureau moved me from Cambridge in September...
...Gill complained of her treatment by both security agencies. She said the FBI "never paid me adequately," and that Mountain, the CIA's Cambridge chief, was "a clown who forced several people to leave that office" because of his incompetence...
...Gill concluded that both agencies are doing a "shoddy" job of gathering intelligence on the domestic front