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Deadly Deceits

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by Ralph W. McGehee


  agrovilles in, 138

  Buddhists in, 131, 133-134, 139

  Bureau of Investigation, 134

  businessmen in, 154

  Catholics in, 133, 138, 150, 155

  Central Intelligence Organization, 139

  CIA operations in, ix-xi, 26-27, 56-57, 84, 103, 107, 125-159, 165, 181, 187-188, 194

  Civil Guard, 134

  Civilian Irregular Defense Groups, 138

  communist movement in, 127-147, 149-159, 172, 179, 181, 183-189, 192-193

  communist radio in, 186

  CORDS (Civil Operations and Rural Development Support), 127, 141-142, 211 (defined)

  elections in, 130, 133

  Law 10/59, 134-135

  McGehee in, ix-xii, 125-159

  “Open Arms” program in, 154

  people of, 155

  People’s Action Teams, 139, 213 (defined)

  Phoenix program in, 141-143, 213 (defined)

  police, 126, 134, 138, 144-145, 149-158, 213

  police surveillance in, 151

  political prisoners in, 126-127, 155

  Popular Forces, 134

  postage stamp fabrication in, 140

  protestors in, 126

  Provincial Reconnaissance Units, 141-143, 213 (defined)

  refugees in, 100, 131-132, 134

  Revolutionary Development Teams, 139

  soldiers, 125-126, 154, 187-188

  Special Police, 144-145, 149-158, 213

  spy scandal in, 150-157

  strategic hamlet program, 138

  students in, 154

  teachers in, 154

  U.S. Embassy in, 125, 188

  Veterans Legion, 133

  Village Self-Defense Corps, 134

  youth in, 137

  see also Vietnam War

  Vietnam War, ix-x, xii, 85, 125-147, 149-159, 163-164, 182-183, 88-189, 192-193, 202

  Vietnam Workers Party, 129

  Vietnamese Communism (Turner), 209

  Village Voice, 189

  “Vince” (case officer in Saigon), 153

  Vo Nguyen Giap, 186

  Voice of the People of Thailand (radio station), 86

  Vu Ngoc Nha, 150, 154-155, 157

  Walden, Jerrold L., 204

  Walk East on Beacon Street (film), 8

  Wall Street Journal, 182, 210

  War Comes to Long An (Race), 208

  War Conspiracy, The (Scott), 209

  Washington, D.C., 3-4, 7, 32-43, 121, 160

  police trained by CIA, 63

  Washington Plans an Aggressive War (Stavins), 209

  Washington Post, 63, 180, 192, 201, 205-207, 209-210

  Wellesley College, 161

  Wells, William “Wild Willie,” 191

  West Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany

  CIA station, 23

  Western Enterprises Company, Taiwan, 25-26, 214 (defined)

  Western Europe

  CIA operations in, 24-25, 28-29

  see also specific countries

  Westmoreland, William Childs, 141, 209

  White House, the, 61

  White Paper? Whitewash! (Agee), 210

  Williamsburg, Virginia, 12-13

  Winchy, Eugene G., 209

  Winter, Gordon, 206

  Winters, Jim, 208

  Wise, David, 204

  Without Cloak and Dagger (Copeland), 207

  Wolf, Louis, [vi]

  Women’s Liberation Association, Vietnam, 128, 135, 137

  working class, 166

  World War II, 1, 4, 11-12, 42, 129

  Wound Within, The (Kendrick), 208

  Yan Ming Mountain, Taiwan, 45

  Yao, the, 71, 78-80

  YMCA, Washington, D.C., 4

  Yokosuka, Japan, 31

  youth movement, 62

  Yunnan Province, China, 26

  Index compiled by Daniel Tsang

  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  I wish to acknowledge the assistance of the staff of the Center for National Security Studies. I especially want to commend the former librarian of the center, Monica Andres, for her frequent encouragement and assistance. Mark Lynch of the American Civil Liberties Union, who represented me so well in my numerous legal battles with the CIA, deserves heartfelt thanks. Zachary Sklar, my editor, who helped shape an inchoate mass into a unified whole, has been of special assistance. I particularly want to thank Michael Ratner, William Schaap, Ellen Ray, and Louis Wolf for their courage in fighting for what they believe to be right and for making this book possible. Special acknowledgment is due my children, Peggy, Jean, Scott, and Daniel, who, while not necessarily sharing my views, gave moral support. Lastly, I wish to acknowledge the assistance of my wife, Norma, who shared and endured my personal strife, and whose unwavering loyalty made this project possible.

  About the Author

  Ralph W. McGehee was an all-American football player at the University of Notre Dame, where he helped the team to win three regional championships between 1946 and 1949. He graduated cum laude with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. McGehee was an officer of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1952 to 1977. Upon retirement he was awarded a career achievement medal, yet he went on to be highly critical of the organization. In addition to publishing an exposé, Deadly Deceits: My 25 Years in the CIA, for years he maintained the CIABASE digital archives, which revealed the agency’s activities through the use of public domain resources.

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  Copyright © 1983 by Ralph W. McGehee

  Cover design by Andy Ross

  ISBN: 978-1-4976-8939-8

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