™ The International edition of the New York Herald Tribune reported: "The CIA wants to know everything, they say, and is not willing to leave any- _ thing to the discretion of Korean citizens, A focal. point of CIA pressure has been the Korean press, Korean newsmen say reporters have been detained, editors told what to print-and what-not to.print, and dispatches doctored. A CIA spokesman acknowledges that hig agency does try to guide the press so that it will not give assistance to the Communists. Anything printed here is picked up immediately by North Korea and can be broadcast bak as Communist propaganda",
The WeekThe Week Vol. 7, No. 25, 23 June 1967
The Cia in South Korea |
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