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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Budget: $188 million Employees: 4,365 Mission: To collect, produce and disseminate intelligence on foreign and domestic narcotics production and trafficking...
...Mission: To collect-overtly-foreign investment and monetary information, and produce and disseminate foreign intelligence relating to U.S. economic policy...
Budget: $24.7 million Employees: Unavailable Mission: To produce and disseminate intelligence about foreign energy supplies, production, intentions and policies...
...mission of U.S. intelligence. American intelligence today is moving away from the two focuses of intelligence for its first 20 or 25 years [after World War II]. The first focus was on covert action, and the second was a preoccupation with the Soviet Union, particularly the military aspects of the Soviet Union. Let me not leave any doubt. The Soviet military is the No. 1 intelligence issue and must remain so. But without neglecting the cardinal line of defense, we've got to be able to tackle a much wider range of subjects. Today...
Jerusalem, 1976: The Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church makes his pilgrimage from Moscow to the Russian Orthodox Church in Israel, the sole building in that country allowed to remain in Soviet hands after Israel's 1967 break with the U.S.S.R. Accompanying the Patriarch on his mission, as usual, is a squad of KGB agents bearing communications equipment and funds for local agents. Vladimir Ribakov, the administrative manager of the church in Jerusalem, is the KGB's chief agent in Israel...