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Remarks at the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Virginia. (Pres. Bill Clinton speech)(Transcript)
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Pres. Bill Clinton urges the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to face the challenges of the post-Cold War era. He encourages the men and women of the CIA to cooperate with other intelligence agencies to eliminate duplication and minimize the impact of the declining budget on military intelligence. He also praised the CIA for providing the government with vital information which enabled it to deal with critical situations, such as Gulf War and the war against a Colombian drug cartel.
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Remarks at the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Virginia. (Pres. Bill Clinton speech)(Transcript)
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
; July 14, 1995 Thank you so much. Director Deutch and Mrs. Deutch, Deputy Director and Mrs. Tenet, Members of Congress, members of the Aspin Commission who are here, men and women of the intelligence community: I can't help thinking here at the Central Intelligence Agency that if we were giving
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Statement on the resignation of William O. Studeman as Deputy Director of Central Intelligence. (President Bill Clinton speech)(Transcript)
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
; June 15, 1995 With regret at his departure but gratitude for his 32 years of service to our country, I have today accepted the resignation of Admiral William O. Studeman as Deputy Director of Central Intelligence. Throughout an extraordinary and exemplary career, Admiral Studeman has done honor to
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George Tenet's remarks to his staff; Remarks by Director of Central Intelligence George J. Tenet to employees of the Central Intelligence Agency and the US intelligence community.(WEB)
The Christian Science Monitor
; ... long and eventful time, we have shared moments of success and disappointment, of happiness and sorrow. Today, I share with you news that I gave the President last evening. I have decided to step down as Director of Central Intelligence, effective July 11th ...
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The U.S. Intelligence Community.
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; ... cryptography efforts. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency The NGA provides the United States and its allies with imagery and maps drawn from spy satellites, aircraft, and other means. National Reconnaissance Office Established in 1960, the NRO builds and ...
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Ground Down CIA Still in the Pit.(United States Central Intelligence Agency)
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; President Bush has let the CIA continue to be run by Bill Clinton holdovers, even though the agency's effectiveness severely was damaged under the Clinton administration. Why are Bill Clinton's political appointees, still running the CIA? The question is nagging preparedness-minded supporters of
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IMPROVING ABILITY OF INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY TO FIGHT:JOHN E. MCLAUGHLIN TERRORISM
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Remarks to Central Intelligence Agency employees in Langley, Virginia. (Pres. Bill Clinton) (Transcript)
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
; January 4, 1994 Thank you very much, Mr. Woolsey. Tony Lake and I are glad to be here--and always seemed to me I ought to visit the CIA on a snowy day. |Laughter~ Thank you for that warm welcome. I wanted to come here today for two reasons: First, to meet you and to thank you, those of you who work
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Statement on the withdrawal of Michael Carns and the nomination of John Deutch as Director of Central Intelligence.(Transcript)
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
; March 11, 1995 It is with profound regret that I accept General Michael Carns' decision to withdraw his name from consideration for the position of Director of Central Intelligence. I understand General Carns' concern that allegations made against him in the course of his background investigation
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