Word: nsa
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Although one can ignore the flippant tone of Gregory Craig's and Mary Belle Feltenstein's response (CRIMSON, Feb. 15th) to the disclosure of CIA funding of the NSA for nearly 15 years, there was something rather vital missing in their reaction. I should like to put a query to them...
Whatever happened to our sense of bitterness whenever such a precious thing as the right to innocence is infringed by events like I'affaire CIA-NSA...
...candidates are: President, Anastasia Kucharski '68; Vice-president, Eileen Y. Hsu '68; Secretary, Audrey J. Biller '68; Treasurer, Deborah A. Batts '69, Nominating Committee Chairman, Aida Chang '68; NSA Delegates, Rachael A. Radlo '68; Mary Belle Feltenstein...
...approve of what we're doing," he said. "We're trying to get the idea of free enterprise understood around the world." But he said that the IMI had never done any work for the CIA, had never made any reports to the CIA, and had not, until the NSA controversy erupted, known that the Independence Foundation had any connection with the CIA. He noted that contributors to the Independence Foundation included Mobile Oil and "a number of other respectable businesses...
...NSA's public activities in the past have been generally laudable: the group contributed to civil rights actively in the South in the early 1960's and has maintained more enlightened foreign policy positions than the government. But however satisfactory its public past may have been, the recent disclosures of CIA involvement will probably convince many of its members and supporters that NSA is no longer useful...