| Description |
160 pages ; 19 cm. |
| Series |
The Reference shelf ; v. 48, no. 5 |
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Reference shelf ; v. 48, no. 5.
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| Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 153-160. |
| Contents |
Part I. Intelligence : what it is and how it evolved in the United States -- Intelligence is knowledge / Sherman Kent -- The evolution of American intelligence / Allen Dulles -- Why the CIA was created / John A. McCone -- CIA's statutory functions / Harry Howe Ransom -- Part II. American intelligence : where it went wrong -- The "CIA problem" / Harry Rowe Ransom -- Laws, men, and the CIA / Anthony Lewis -- The dark at the top / Tom Wicker -- A few in Congress could see what the spooks were doing / Nicholas M. Horrock -- Wrong problem at the CIA / Wall Street Journal -- Are the "spook-spotters" really enraged at espionage? / Lord Chalfont -- Intelligence, morality, and foreign policy / Sidney Hook -- Part III. After the investigation : oversight and reform -- Senate Select Committee report : summary of findings and recomendations -- Outrage turns to indifference / Leslie H. Gelb -- Can our freedoms survive defense by the CIA and FBI? / Columbia Today -- After investigating U.S. intelligence / William E. Colby -- CIA reform : how much is enough? / George C. McGhee -- Legislative and executive action needed / John A. McCone -- America's secret operations : a perspective / Harry Rositzke. |
| Subject |
Intelligence service -- United States.
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| Added Author |
Wittman, George.
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| ISBN |
0824205995 |
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