Inside the CIA (55 page)

Rodriguez, Juan Antonio Menier,
44
–45

Roosevelt, Franklin D.,
122
,
123
,
187
,
276

Roosevelt, Kermit,
50

Rose, M. Richard,
276
–77

Roselli, John,
52

Rositzke, Harry,
60

Ross, Thomas B.,
274

Rowen, Henry S.,
152

Safire, William,
154

Sanborn, Jim,
185
–86

Satellites,
101
–04

Saunders, Herbert F.,
33
,
37
,
39
,
40
,
45
,
86
–87,
290

Scattergood, Margaret,
178
–80

Schlesinger, James R.,
80
,
174
–75,
224

Schwarzkopf, Norman,
129
,
164
–65

Scowcroft, Brent,
237
,
266

Scranage, Sharon M.,
198
–99

Secord, Richard V.,
291

Secrecy and Democracy: The CIA in Transition
(Turner),
223
,
275

Sellers, Michael C.,
65

Senate Select Committee on Intelligence,
89
–92

SE (Soviet/East Europe) Division,
63
–64,
68

CI Group,
67

External Operations Group,
67

Internal Operations Group,
67

Reports Group,
67

Sessions, William S.,
297

Shadrin, Nicholas,
151

Shah of Iran,
50
,
127
,
228

Sheymov, Victor I.,
63

Shin Bet,
77

Shuster, Rep. Bud,
92
–93

SIGINT (signals intelligence),
97

Simmons, Robert R.,
9
,
40
,
51
,
57
,
82
,
85
,
91
,
315

Smith, R. Jack,
100
,
107
,
125
,
127
,
129
,
134
,
221

Smith, Walter Bedell,
5
,
47
,
130
,
221
,
269

Snepp, Frank,
273
–75

Souers, Sidney W.,
222

Soussoudis, Michael,
198
–99

Soviet Studies,
152

Soviet Union,
9
,
58
,
111
,
126

economy of,
147
–55

future of,
310
—16

intelligence on during Cold War,
59
—68

mail survey on,
81

rift with China,
133

Special Activities Operations,
49

Specter, Arlen,
312

Sporkin, Stanley,
137
,
306

Spring Mall Building,
20

Sputnik I,
100

Stalin, Joseph,
59
,
77
,
126

State Department,
4
,
37
–39,
64
,
128
–29,
204
,
211

Sterling, Claire,
140

Stolz, Richard F.,
46
,
236
,
307

Stombaugh, Paul M.,
65

Studies in Intelligence,
172

Sung, Kim II,
48

Suriname,
55

Sweeps (debugging),
202
–05

Symington, Stuart,
234

Taiwan,
47

Tass,
65

Technical Security Division,
202

Terrorism,
69
–77

Terror Network: The Secret War of International Terrorism, The
(Sterling),
140

Thomas, Lewis C.,
65

Thornburgh, Richard,
307

Thuermer, Angus,
269

TIARA,
89

Tolkachev, Adolf G.,
63
,
65

Tower Commission,
253

Treverton, Gregory,
50

Truman, Harry S,
124
,
219

TRW, Inc.,
197
–98

Turkey,
261

Turner, Stansfield,
127
,
131
,
132
,
183
,
222
,
234
,
243
,
275

as DCI,
272
,
277

Twetten, Thomas A.,
303
—04

U-2 incident,
98
–102,
270

Undercover officers,
8
–9

United Fruit Co.,
50

University of Connecticut,
277

Unknown CIA, The
(Smith),
125

Vetrov, Vladimir I.,
63

Vietnam War,
55
–56,
133
–34,
136

Viorst, Milton,
166

VORTEX, (satellite),
159

Walker, John A., Jr.,
12
,
30

Wall Street Journal,
164

Walsh, Lawrence E.,
309

War Against Progress
(Meyer),
138

Warner, John S.,
275
,
302

Washington, George,
270

Washington Post,
57
,
141
,
152
,
164
,
229
,
259
,
293

Watergate break-in,
78
–80,
319

Weapons,
47

Webster, Lynda Jo (n&ée Clugston),
263
–65

Webster, William H.,
23
,
39
,
47
,
57
,
67
,
77
,
90
,
129
–30,
143
,
162
,
175
–76,
187
,
190
,
200
–01,
207
,
222
,
224
–25,
312
,
317

appoints Baker director of public affairs,
281
–82,
288
,
295
,
297

as DCI,
228
–45

legal department and,
302
–04,
306
,
307
–08

retirement of,
266
–68

schedule of,
258
–64

special assistants of,
246
–57

Welch, Richard,
40
–41,
183

Whipple, David D.,
4
–5,
9
,
37
,
140
,
287
,
294

White, Roscoe,
292

Who’s Who in the CIA,
41

Williams, Robert (Rusty),
223

Wilson, Edwin,
294

Wiretaps,
15
,
112
–13

Wise, David,
274

Wolf, Charles, Jr.,
152

Wood, Michael,
192
–93

World War II,
123

Wynne, Greville,
62

Yakushkin, Dmitri I.,
26

Yates, Earl (Buddy),
289

Yom Kippur War,
126

Younis, Fawaz,
69
–71

Yurchenko, Vitaly S.,
67
,
190
,
199
–200,
278
–80,
295
–96,
314

Zaire,
53

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RONALD KESSLER
is the bestselling author of
Inside the White House, The FBI, Inside the CIA, Escape from the CIA, The Spy in the Russian Club, Moscow Station, Spy vs. Spy,
and
The Richest Man in the World. A
recipient of sixteen journalism awards, Mr. Kessler is a former investigative reporter for
The Wall
Street Journal
and
The Washington Post,
and his articles appear in leading periodicals. He lives in Potomac, Maryland.

*
The title
director of Central Intelligence
signifies that the DCI is director not only of the CIA but of the intelligence community, a dozen agencies including military intelligence, the National Security Agency, and the counterintelligence component of the FBI, whose budgets are submitted to Congress by the director of Central Intelligence.

*
DCI Counterintelligence Center, DCI Counterterrorist Center and DCI Counter-narcotics Center

**
Also serves as Special Assistant to the DCI for Affirmative Employment

*
The CIA’s four directorates are abbreviated DO for Directorate of Operations, DS&T for Directorate of Science and Technology, DI for Directorate of Intelligence, and DA for Directorate of Administration. Each is headed by a deputy director of the agency, referred to as the DDO for deputy director for operations, DDS&T for science and technology, DDI for intelligence, and DDA for administration. In conversation, the abbreviations are frequently confused, with DDO used to refer interchangeably to the deputy director for operations and to the directorate itself.