Belgian Journalists Leave I.f.j.

by New York Times C. I. A. DISCLOSURES · The Week Vol. 7, No. 9, c. 2 March 1967 · p. 9 of the scan · 82 words

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from New York Times

The 900-member Professional Union of the Belgian Press has decided to suspend all payments to the International Federation of Journalists until "the truth" is known about accusations that C.I.A. funds have been paid to the American Newspapers Guild and, therefore, indirectly to the I.F.J. The I.F.J., of which the Belgian union is a founder member, is financed by journalists? trade unions is 26 countries....The American Newspaper Guild is the largest affiliated organisation, after Britain's National Union of Journalists.