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spook.txt: SPOOK.BIB

UPLOADED BY ALLEN BENZ, FOUNDATION FOR UFO RESEARCH
Box 182, Tucson, AZ 85702-0182

The following is a bibliography of works basically relating
to the activities of the US intelligence community. It is 
not in any way to be an exhaustive bibliography.

LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME

Agee, Philip
Inside the Company: CIA diary
Stonehill Publishing, New York. 1975
	Agee was an operations officer (spy handler) for the 
	CIA from 1960-1972.

Burrows, William E.

Deep Black: Space espionage and national security
Random House, New York, 1986
	Burrows holds two degrees in international politics
      from Columbia University and is at present a professor
	of journalism and director of the science and 
      environmental reporting program at New York 
      University.

Cockburn, Leslie
Out of control: the story of the Reagan Administration's
secret war in Nicaragua, the illegal arms pipeline and the
Contra Drug connection.
Atlantic Monthly Press, New York, 1987
	Cockburn was educated at Yale and the University
	of London. Since 1978 she has worked for CBS News
	on such broadcasts as 60 Minutes and West 57th.
	Her work has won numerous awards, including the
      DuPont Award, the Emmy Award and the Sidney 
	Hillma Award.

Fain, Tyrus G., editor and compiler
The intelligence community: history, organization and issues
Bowker, New York, 1977


Kwitny, Jonathan
Crimes of Patriots: The CIA and dope money for Contras
Simon & Schuster, New York, 1987
	Kwitny is a reporter for the Wall Street Journal

Marchetti, Victor
The CIA and the cult of intelligence
Knopf, New York, 1974
	Marchetti served in the CIA from 1955 to 1969, 
      eventually rising to the rank of executive 
	assistant to the Deputy Director of Central 
	Intelligence.

Powers, Thomas
The man who kept the secrets: Richard Helms and the CIA
Knopf, New York, 1979
	Powers was on the staff of United Press International
	when he won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on the 

	case of the young Weatherman terrorist Diana Oughton.





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Prados, John
Presidents' secret wars: CIA and Pentagon covert operations since World War II.
Morrow, New York, 1986
	Prados received his Ph.D from Columbia University. He 
      is the author of The Soviet Estimate: US intelligence
	and Russian military strength. He also wrote The sky
      would fall.

Turner, Stansfield
Secrecy and Democracy: The CIA in transition
Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1985
	Turner graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1946.
	He received a Master's degree in philosophy, politics
	and economics from Oxford University in 1950. Before
	becoming Director of Central Intelligence in 1977,
	he was Commander of NATO's Southern Flank.

Volkman, Ernest
Secret Intelligence
Doubleday, New York, 1989

West, Nigel
The SIGINT secrets
Morrow, New York, 1988
	West is an British writer specializing in matters 
      relating to intelligence activities.

Wise, David 
The invisible government
Random House, New York, 1964
	Wise, a graduate of Columbia College served as White 
      House correspondent for the Herald Tribune during the 
      Kennedy Administration and chief of the Washington 
      Bureau from 1963-1966.

Wise, David
The politics of lying: government deception, secrecy and power.
Random House, New York, 1973



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Woodward, Bob
Veil: The secret wars of the CIA  1981-1987
Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, New York, 1987
	Woodward is Assistant Managing Editor of the
	Investigative Staff at the Washington Post.
	He is probably best remembered for his role
	in exposing the Watergate scandal.