The story of Allen Dulles
Director of Central Intelligence from 1953 to November 1961; later a member of the Warren Commission.
1893–1969
Allen Dulles. Director of Central Intelligence from 1953 to November 1961; later a member of the Warren Commission.
1953
1953 – Nov 1961: Allen Dulles, head of the Central Intelligence Agency. Director of Central Intelligence.
The CIA’s own history says he “lost his job” after the Bay of Pigs.
9 Dec 1953: Allen Dulles intervened in the 1954 coup in Guatemala. Approved the general plan for PBSUCCESS and allocated $3 million, 9 December 1953.
17 Jun 1954
Allen Dulles intervened in The U.S. antitrust action against United Fruit. Advised delaying the suit by a month.
29 Nov 1963 – Sep 1964
Allen Dulles, member of the Warren Commission. Commission member.
Allen Dulles, involved in the Bay of Pigs invasion, National Security Council meetings on Iran, March 1953 and what the Warren Commission was not told.
According to the Church Committee and David Robarge, each in its own account.
Allen Dulles appears in C.I.A.: Maker of Policy, or Tool?.
Allen Dulles worked at Sullivan & Cromwell.
According to Bitter Fruit.
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Pictures, from Wikimedia Commons: Central Intelligence Agency, Carol M. Highsmith, Public domain.
