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  as far as i know, berkshire county high school football teams never had a black qb when i played  the springfield teams did, and with all the seasons that were played, there might have been some black qbs in the berkshires, but i did not see them nor have access to any records that prove there were carlos could have been our starting qb easy i'm not sure, because i rarely if ever saw him pass a football, but all of the other sports i saw him play (and once when we were throwing rocks at each other up at the little park by eastlawn cemetary - linear park) he had an amazing arm too. i believe that there was an unwritten rule, kind of like there had been in the nfl, that qbs had to be white up until about the mid 1970s See, Carlos probably could have gotten a full scholarship to maybe any Division 1 school in the nation. He could have made it to the top level of any professional sport, NFL, NBA, MLB and maybe the International Olympics... It honestly didn't occur to me at the t

  Go to CIA.gov FOIA Secondary Navigation Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room Requestor Portal Historical Collections Browse the Collections  |  Advanced Search  |  Search Help Search form Search Query for FOIA ERR: - A A + A THE MAN WHO KEPT THE SECRETS: RICHARD HELMS AND THE CIA BY THOMAS POWERS Document Type:  CREST Collection:  General CIA Records Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST):  CIA-RDP88-01350R000200050008-1 Release Decision:  RIPPUB Original Classification:  K Document Page Count:  2 Document Creation Date:  December 16, 2016 Document Release Date:  September 17, 2004 Sequence Number:  8 Case Number:  Publication Date:  November 3, 1979 Content Type:  NSPR File:  Attachment Size   CIA-RDP88-01350R000200050008-1.pdf 262.27 KB Body:  Affil CLE- : 'Y q'+yeA For Releasergp04tw/jl;apl. I1 DP88-01350 1979 OI PAGE 3 November The Man Who Kept the Secrets: Richard Helms and the CIA. by Thomas Powers (Knopf; $12.95) In his 26 years in the CIA, Richard M. Helms