Mark Klein, a Whistleblower Who Revealed Domestic Spying, Dies at 79

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Today in Labor History February 13, 1967: The National Student Association revealed that it had "secretly and indirectly" received more than $3 million from the CIA over a 15-year period. NSA President Eugene Grove denied any of the money was used for intelligence work. The NSA had been involved in Civil Rights education and organizing in the 1950s and ‘60s, but was far more conservative than the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and Students for a Democratic Society. Several SDS members got their start with NSA, including Tom and Sandra Hayden.