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WMD: Who Knew What?
Corn, David | July 21, 2003 issue
The article discusses the intelligence gathered by the U.S. government prior to the Iraq War, regarding the alleged weapons of mass destruction (WMD) possessed...

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In Taiwan, Many Questions Remain
Smith, Patrick | May 18, 1985 issue
This article talks about the murder of writer Henry Liu, better known by his pen name Jiang Nan in Taipei, Taiwan. In the ensuing months, as the killing...

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Through the Looking - Glass War
Birnbaum, Norman | October 19, 1985 issue
Only John le Carre, who served as a British intelligence officer in Bonn, Germany, could have invented the grotesquely overweight, debt-ridden and wretchedly...

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On Naming C.I.A. Agents
Agee, Philip | March 14, 1981 issue
Presents opinion of the author who is former United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agent on the Intelligence Identities Protection bill. Explanation...

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Powers, Thomas | March 14, 1981 issue
Presents comments of scholars on the disclosure of names of United States Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) undercover agents by former CIA agent Philip...

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The C. I. A. Goes Back to College
Wiener, Jon | December 12, 1987 issue
The article discusses the teaching of college courses by officers of the Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A). The agency's Officer-in-Residence Program...

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Ford's Blueprint for Arrogance
Borosage, Robert L. | March 13, 1976 issue
Criticizes U.S. President Gerald R. Ford's reform program for the intelligence agencies in 1976 as a direct challenge to the rule of law. Evidence of illegality...

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Keeping It in The Royal Family
Hitchens, Christopher | December 22, 1979 issue
Focuses on the detention of Anthony Blunt, agent of the security police and intelligence agency of the Soviet Union, for his role in Russian penetration...

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Mr. Hoover's Loyal Legion
Turner, William W. | February 7, 1972 issue
Focuses on avenues open for members of Society of Former Special Agents of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Society members who hold a position...

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CIA: The President's Loyal Tool
Marchetti, Victor | April 3, 1972 issue
Discusses the role of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in foreign affairs of the United States. Significance of the U.S. Presidents' decision...

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