Two additional essays deserve special mention. "AFL-CIA" by Lenny
Siegel (pages 117-135) recounts the alphabet soup of labor organizations
that receive AID and CIA funding, particularly the AFL-CIO's American
Institute for Free Labor Development. And an essay by David Ransom ("Ford
Country: Building an Elite for Indonesia," pages 93-116), slightly revised
from its appearance in the October, 1970 issue of Ramparts, describes the
Ford Foundation programs that sent consulting professors to modernize
Indonesia from 1954-1962. MIT and Cornell did the groundwork, while the
"Berkeley Mafia" from the University of California actually trained most
of the key Indonesians who finally took over -- by seizing power in a 1965
coup that resulted in the slaughter of up to a million people.
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