Socialist Challenge1979Socialist Challenge No. 110, 23 August 1979Open government
Socialist Challenge No. 110, 23 August 1979 · p. 3 of the scan · 143 words
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page 3 of the scan
press. asking whether they're happy to be sharing the column with such as the Party and the fags, or whatever turns out to be advertised in Goldsmith's delightful organ, you Headline might care to return the compliment. 15.8.79. THE Central Intelligence Agency has come in from the cold, or at least its recruiting methods have. The backers of the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the funding channel for Chile's right-wing press under Allende, and much else besides, now openly advertises for operatives in the job vacancy columns of the US Adverts begin: 'In these times of meaningless jobs, here you can make a differarce here's career The message would seem to be: work so apita liste CiA and help oresk CIA and help political developments which could make a difference.
the Daily Telegraph
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Lord Grade's salary drops to £195,208