29-07-2010, 04:23 PM
New Article on the Pond, shorn of CIA ties???????? HMMM
Note this new article on the Pond. This should perhaps be read in conjunction with Jim Roots excellent work on The Pond on Education Forum.
http://www.stltoday.com/news/us/article_...e4f90.html Roots work would seem to differ on the ? of whether the Pond was connected to OSS cia.
So much here to comment on but notice where the files were given: to The American Security Council, Thomas Dodd's crazy crew.
NOTICE HOW THE POOR POND KEEPERS SEEM TO HAVE LOST THEIR SAFE:goodnight:
Grombach wrote to the Hoover Institution Archives at Stanford University, dated June 10, 1977, indicating most of his classified papers would go to the American Security Council Foundation, an anti-communist group that works on national security policy. Grombach died in 1982.
Henry A. Fischer, the council's executive director, said safes at the 683-acre Longea Estate _ site of the council's former Freedom Studies Center _ were mistakenly removed by contractors hired to transfer the contents of its Boston, Va., library. He said he had been told by staff of the error when FBI agents were called to examine them. "I have no idea what they were going to do with them."
Note this new article on the Pond. This should perhaps be read in conjunction with Jim Roots excellent work on The Pond on Education Forum.
http://www.stltoday.com/news/us/article_...e4f90.html Roots work would seem to differ on the ? of whether the Pond was connected to OSS cia.
So much here to comment on but notice where the files were given: to The American Security Council, Thomas Dodd's crazy crew.
NOTICE HOW THE POOR POND KEEPERS SEEM TO HAVE LOST THEIR SAFE:goodnight:
Grombach wrote to the Hoover Institution Archives at Stanford University, dated June 10, 1977, indicating most of his classified papers would go to the American Security Council Foundation, an anti-communist group that works on national security policy. Grombach died in 1982.
Henry A. Fischer, the council's executive director, said safes at the 683-acre Longea Estate _ site of the council's former Freedom Studies Center _ were mistakenly removed by contractors hired to transfer the contents of its Boston, Va., library. He said he had been told by staff of the error when FBI agents were called to examine them. "I have no idea what they were going to do with them."