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fascinating. MILLER: Thank you, I've enjoyed it, <strong>and</strong> it's not the least meeting you, getting to know you through this. Q: You've had a fascinating career. End of interview 232
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The Association for Diplomatic Stud
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Investigative committee Oversight C
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Q: Could you tell me when and where
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in Europe and the explosion of New
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of 98. He was my English teacher ju
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MILLER: He was a monster. He was se
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Q: Well, you graduated in ’53. Ho
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structure. Oxford and Cambridge was
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situation, particularly, attitudes
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vacations in between semesters, eig
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student. I was returning from a tra
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Q: Did you go on to get your PhD? M
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Q: I would think so. *** Okay, toda
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us in his car and lent us some mone
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its history and was a patriot in th
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MILLER: The Shah was never accepted
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Q: Well, now let’s talk about the
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Young and his archaeologist son, T.
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Q: Great opener isn’t it … MILL
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“What have you got in the village
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highly cultured city with a thousan
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MILLER: The hierarchy of power was
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and along the Persian Gulf there we
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and its independence despite the 19
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MILLER: Very ephemeral. It’s only
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Q: Well, then maybe we should move
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he had been chief of protocol, amon
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show that they were … MILLER: No,
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sustain his absolutism. That was my
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technical assistance and the secret
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streets. This astounded the nationa
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were the most important, and Bob Ko
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Symington was one of the key people
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a modern state. One could see some
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the difficulties arose was in the n
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That was the policy when I arrived.
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Q: Was the question of authority he
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no policy role, I thought that I re
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fierce guardian secretary, Martha,
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It is a mark of the Senate of this
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Today is the 12 th of December, 200
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smaller than they are now. Everyone
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of everyone. These views were on th
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danger. Cutting people down to size
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very carefully, and with great plea
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Cooper retires and I go as Chief of
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MILLER: Some, say they're taking it
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new Select Committee had to go thro
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MILLER: The Hoover people were stil
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Q: Who? MILLER: Sam Giancana, a mob
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whole, the CIA did its duty. In any
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was doing to me and I set the rules
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MILLER: They were a right-wing terr
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tens of billions of dollars in the
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very difficult then and, of course,
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problems with senators or the staff
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MILLER: The most important informat
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But now, that gap has disappeared f
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national security changed. National
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That's the value of Fletcher, and,
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know this June the Diplomatic Acade
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went to the American Committee on U
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The board was very attractive to me
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President of the American Committee
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survived that, and was now the tuto
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great essay for me, which I treasur
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then. Sakharov wrote a draft of the
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House. This was Reagan - up to ’8
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social revolutionary change. The ch
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MILLER: No. The forces of change ha
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MILLER: Yes. The encouragement of h
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Gorbachev, so Yeltsin was sort of p
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Q: Well, why don't we talk about '9
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peculiar sense of stasis even in th
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members on the International Founda
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MILLER: Yes, but he would have won
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Q: This is tape eight, side one, wi
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Q: Was this an American movement mo
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doing, it was a pretty good paralle
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no one stopped them. They had to do
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MILLER: They sided with the people.
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A very good case in point is how th
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Quartet, from St. Petersburg. They
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MILLER: More or less. In all of the
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Q: Well, then, when did you leave M
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no one did very well; neither the R
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laws explicitly said you can’t ha
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policy going to be, and the articul
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people who had worked with him, lik
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Ridgeway. During the time between t
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Page 217 and 218: sense. There are Ukrainian national
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