“… him from that point of view; maybe he should have forced his way in, which would have meant a real confrontation with Bissell. And with Allen Dulles looking the other way. Helms might not have found himself in any position to argue with anybody - he might have been out. So I think - …”
“… , and he had access, believe it or not. I thought he was crazy. I thought Des had lost his marbles. The one thing you protect is sources. Allen Dulles is supposed to have said, he would even lie to the President if necessary to protect a source. And that was sacrosanct. You don't tel-T a …”
“… al situation. I don't know how much time he spent wining and dining them. I mean, having them out to breakfast. I remember Directors like Allen Dulles or Dick Helms Or McCone and others used to have members of Congress up there on the Agency top floor at the dining room where they had lu …”
“… y, Walter Sheridan, Harold Weisberg, Richard Case Nagel, and Gordon Novel [CIA-IR-27]. Excerpts from the calendar of former CIA Director Allen Dulles [CIA-IR-31]. In addition to the assassination records identified above, the Review Board currently is inspecting additional files CIA ha …”
“… Ford, and John Sherman Cooper - had relatively little experience with intelligence matters;: however, the other three - Richard Russell, Allen Dulles, and John J. McCloy - were fully conversant with national security issues and the sources and methods used by the intelligence services. …”
“13-00000 - Mr. Allen Dulles, th Director of Central Intelligence agreed that GAO should expand its current audit activities in a letter to the Comptroller dated Octo …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793]”
“HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 196 4. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Com …”
“… LD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 196 3 [FOIA No. 298- 697] 8. Note t o Ric ha rd HELMS, dated 23 March 1 964, regarding brie fing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-79 3] 9. Memora ndum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964 ; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren C …”
“… SWA LD. 7. PA RI -1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 Ma rch 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… y OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note t o Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 29 8-697] 8. Not e to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' ho me on 4 M arch 19 64. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren C …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9. Memorandum of Conversation, dated 16 January 1964; Subject: CIA Work in Support of the Warren Comm …”
“… ey OSWALD. 7. PARI-1731 (IN 73050), 4 December 1963 [FOIA No. 298-697] 8. Note to Richard HELMS, dated 23 March 1964, regarding briefing at Allen DULLES' home on 4 March 1964. [FOIA 618-793] 9 . Memora ndu m of Conversation, dated 16 January 1 964; Subje ct: CIA Work in Support of the Warren …”
“… couple of years ago.. 8. Mr. Ichord asked if any CIA members served on the President's Commission. I said no, but mentioned that former DCI Allen Dulles was on the Commission. He then turned to the makeup of the Commission staff and how it was chosen. I replied that we were not really compet …”
“… couple of years ago. 8. Mr. Ichord asked if any CIA members served on the President's Commission. I said no, but mentioned that former DCI Allen Dulles was on the Commission. He then turned to the makeup of the Commission staff and how it was chosen. I replied that we were not really compet …”
“… Commission about plots to assassinate Castro, the re- port finally points out that with respect to the "underworld" plots, Robert Kennedy, Allen Dulles, and many other senior officials were already aware of these plots. The report then states "there would have been no clear reason to connec …”
“There -was one instance early in the 1950‘s which involved information received from a source of unknown reliability charging Allen Dulles with having- been a communist and a spy while in Europe, We disseminated the information to several agencies. Dulles exploded but never l …”
“… RVIEW OF ALIENS IN THE UNITED STATES - DISCUSSION WITH ALLER DULLES SEPTEMBER 27, 1955 On September 27, 1955, the Liaison Agent met with Allen Dulles, at which time the CIA Director’s attention was referred to a matter which had not yet developed into’ a serious situation but if not pro …”
“… t - United Nations Delegation. The CIA representative indicate-' that his visit to our office was pursuant to instructions received from Allen Dulles who allegedly was concerned about' the possibility of the Soviets establishing coverage of' conversations and discussions which might be …”
“… that if we granted such permission, our other coverage of - a sensitive nature could (5) be seriously imperiled. 8) On July 2], 1958, Allen Dulles asked if the Bureau would reconsider its position in view of the critical situation in the Middle East.) Pursuant to instructions, CIA wa …”
“… e article and had not alerted us, concerning the impending. attack against the Bureau. (Memorandum Frohbose to Belmont, August 27, 1959, "Allen Dulles:: America’s Global Sherlock," .. "True! Magazine, September, 1959"; and Memorandum. Frohbose .to■ Belmont, September 4, 1959, "Allen Dull …”
“… fector, to testify before the Committee. HCUA advised us that it had contacted the State Department who, in turn, had conferred with CIA. Allen Dulles allegedly informed HCUA that Tisler was agreeable to appearing before the Committee and that he would be made available pursuant to certa …”
“had not formulated a position. Allen Dulles allegedly contacted the chairman of the Committee and was told that the Committee had no objection to making Tisler available. SECRET …”
“… Director and the FBI. stated that the Director should have retired -five years ago for the good of all concerned. A protest was made to Allen Dulles on April 20, 1960 (Memorandum Frohbose to Belmont, ■ April 1 7 (e A MESCRE”
“and that Allen Dulles all-rnuls SECRET - 18 HW 50953 DocId: 32169180 Page 32”
“… ) SECRET 0 T. 52. CIA USE OF BUREAU INFORMATION IN. A U.S. INTELLJ BOAR0 - • . : v On March 30, 1961, the. Liaison Agent contacted. Allen Dulles concerning. CIA’s failure to obtain Bureau clearance .. for use of our information in a U.S. Intelligence Board document. die No, known d …”
“disseminate any information he saw fit. This policy has continued under Allen Dulles, Since the volume of information received from Angleton has increased the Liaison Agent has endeavored to encourage Angleton to establi …”
“… ch of the information developed by Angleton .was not disseminated within CIA but he felt that the data should be passed on to the Bureau. Allen Dulles gave him authorization to handle dissemination in this matter, We continue to receive informa- tion of value on a regular basis. 0”
“… operations D38 been 30 cranto situations which have forced policy on the Stavo Department. This wed not the original idea behind CIA. As Allen Dulles wrote la hie 1947 memorandum to the Sennts Armed Services”
“… a local official 5 who had some knowledge of it. 6 % To the best of my recollection Mr. Houston. / I put 7 this together and talked to Allen Dulles who was much concerned 8 about it. He said, I think we ought to report that to 9 Justice. 10 And I said, there is no particular probl …”
“… ct had it ever materialized. That is 4 the Chief of the Clandestine Services. 5 Now whether Frank would have been required to go to 6 Allen Dulles, I rather doubt it. I think it is something that 7 he would have been able to authorize himself. 8 Mr. Baron. All right. Let me ask you …”
“… 4-6000 1 press publications or press placements or any responsibilities you may have had for media relations. + 2 o Mr. Hunt. After Allen Dulles's resignation and retirement, 4 I was assigned for about a period of a week to the CA staff 5 and I then transferred to the newly set u …”
“Washington, D.C. 20003 19 human element that we had enjoyed in OSS was gone with the 20 passage of Allen Dulles until Dick Helms came back in. You . 21 see, I'm an unrepentent admirer of Allen Dulles and the way we' 22 used to do business. Why do …”
“-6- The next day, Allen Dulles personally signed a cable * to the Leopoldville Chief of Station which stressed the urgency of "removing" Lumumba: IN HIGH QUARTERS * …”
“… tention to the importance and sensitivity of the matter discussed. ** As discussed in Section 5(c), infra, Richard Bisell testified that Allen Dulles would have used the phrase "higher quarters" to refer to the President (Bissell, 9/10/75, p. 48).. NW 50955 DocId: 32202487 Page 11”
“… from CIA headquarters in an extraordinarily restricted ‘‘Eves Only” channel wore. including two messages under the personal signature of Allen Dulles. r 1 The lethal substances were never used by the Chief of Station. But despite the fact that Lumumba had placed himself in the protec …”
“58 -18- On September 24, Allen Dulles personally issued a cable to Leopoldville expressing in absolute terms his desire to "eliminate" Lumumba: WE WISH GIVE EVERY POSSIBLE S …”
“… issell, 9/10/75, p. 14). ‘Donnell said it was '’inconceivable that Bissell would direct such a mission without the personal permission of Allen Dulles" (O’Donnell, 9/11/75, p. 44). But the question of authorization was never raised by Bissell: I assumed that he had authority from Mr. D …”
“… c tivity which might contribute to getting rid of Lumumba. (Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 25 August 1960) The next day CIA Director Allen Dulles, who had attended the Special Group meeting, personally cabled to the Chief of Station in Leopold ville that Lumumba’s "REMOVAL MUST BE …”
“… "any particular kind of activity which might contribute to getting rid of Lumumba" (Special Group Minutes, 8/25/60). At this meeting, DCI Allen Dulles commented that "he had taken the comments referred to seriously and had every intention of proceeding as vig orously as the situation pe …”
“… sell/Tweedy to (Chief of)Station, 9/19/60; see Section 4(a), supra). On September 21, in the presence of the President at an NSC meeting, Allen Dulles stated that Lumumba "remained a grave danger as long as he was not disposed of” (NSC Minutes, 9/21/60; see Section 7(a)(iv), infra). Fina …”
“5 -107- on September 21, 1960, Allen Dulles stressed the danger of Soviet influence in the Congo. Despite the fact that Lumumba had been deposed from his position as Premier and was …”