finally, richard helms. he was born barely two weeks after casey in 1913, but any similarity between the two boys stopped there. helms' grandfather was a famous international banker. his father was an alcoa executive who, along with his mother, suffered bouts of depression. the family lived abroad with helms attended a pricey private school in switzerland and later in germany. it was a cosmopolitan education that helms later thought was ideal for a spy. back home he became a big man on campus at williams college, one of the little ivies, and harvard law school open to him if he wanted it. colby instead chose journalism. he hoped to publish a newspaper one day. he signed on with the united press, and by 1935 became one of the news agency's correspondents in berlin where adolf hitler was wildly popular. his prized assignment came in september 1936 when he covered the annual nazi party congress in nuremberg. after the rally hitler invited helms and a half dozen other foreign correspondents to a lunch after nurem

by coughs and lung cancer at end, he said, the heads of the cia, great legends of the cia and richard helms would all end up in hell. he told a journalist who was visiting him. he said i imagine i'll be seeing them there short isly. he was an artist as you where suggest at yale he published a very well respected poetry journal. he knew azerpound and hung out with e.e. cummings. you know, he understood that the cold war was very much a war of ideas. and culture war, and so under engelton and deputies within cia they pumped a fortune into different front groups. cultural front organizations that subsidized poets and poetry journals and literary conferences and magazines including more famous ones. paris review and so on. encount or magazines so he understood this war as a war of ideas and intellectual war, and that -- he was able to create i think a very strong culture hajemny in this country and in western europe, and you broke away from that had. a great peril to your career really. suddenly funds would dry up. you didn't get teaching positions, you know, it was very effective so -- you kno

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