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Ronald Reagan called it an inadvertent slip-up, but the furor over the CIA's murder manual did not just melt away. The White House immediately found itself tangled in contradictions, suggesting that questions about the manual would linger well beyond Election Day.
- Shut down the CIA. Ivins, Molly // Indianapolis Business Journal;11/20/95, Vol. 16 Issue 35, p13B
Opinion. States that the mass media was informed of the Central Intelligence Agency feeding bad information to the Reagan and Bush administrations. Implications of information; Views on the CIA.
- CIA manual of terror. // America;11/10/1984, Vol. 151 Issue 14, p286
Editorial. The CIA's manual with instructions for `neutralizing' public officials joins the agency's illegal mining of Nicaraguan harbors, the `covert' support of the contras, and the active support of American mercenaries, as an episode of dubious legality and abhorrent morality.
- Please, AG Reno, just a peek. Elvin, John // Insight on the News;02/23/98, Vol. 14 Issue 7, p35
Offers the views of the Briefs Bunker on the claims that a United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) plot involved dealing crack cocaine in inner-city ghettos. Reference to a report from Michael Broomwich, CIA's inspector general; Comments from Janet Reno, attorney general.
- Old boys and women spies. Stanglin, Douglas // U.S. News & World Report;9/19/94, Vol. 117 Issue 11, p33
Examines how charges of sexual discrimination are rocking the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Accusations being leveled by a senior officer of the CIA's elite Directorate of Operations (DO); Claims lodged by woman who uses the pseudonym `Jane Doe Thompson,' that sexual discrimination is...
- CIA housecleaning. // Christian Science Monitor;11/7/95, Vol. 87 Issue 240, p20
Editorial. Focuses on lapses and instances of bungling in highly professional intelligence agency like CIA which cost America heavily as on November 6, 1995. Some of the incidents highlighting the lapses.
- Time to bring the CIA to heel. Holt, Pat M. // Christian Science Monitor;4/6/2000, Vol. 92 Issue 94, p9
Reports on the questionable behavior of some agents of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the US Congress's inability to handle the purportedly rogue agency.
- NOI lawyer to sue CIA in drug case. Boyd, Herb // New York Amsterdam News;10/05/96, Vol. 87 Issue 40, p1
Reports on the effects of a newspaper article in the San Jose Mercury News, implicating the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), with providing cocaine for the black community. Demonstrations by activists Dick Gregory and Joe Madison; Lawsuit filed by a lawyer representing the Nation of Islam...
- Retired agent exposes CIA drug connection. Boyd, Herb; Tatum, Wilbert A. // New York Amsterdam News;10/19/96, Vol. 87 Issue 42, p1
Part I. Presents an account of the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) involvement in drug sales, as told by activist Dick Gregory and ex-CIA agent Celerino Castillo. When it first became known that the CIA was involved in transporting cocaine into the Black community to bankroll Contras in...
