The mighty Wurlitzer: how the CIA played America

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Introduction 1. Innocents' Clubs: The Origins of the CIA Front 2. Secret Army: Emigres 3. AFL-CIA: Labor 4. A Deep Sickness in New York: Intellectuals 5. The Cultural Cold War: Writers, Artists, Musicians, Filmmakers 6. The CIA on Campus: Students 7. The Truth Shall Make You Free: Women 8. Saving the World: Catholics 9. Into Africa: African Americans 10. Things Fall Apart: Journalists Conclusion Notes Acknowledgments Index

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