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Protect our nation which gives us freedom — a human being's greatest possession — than for a bank to protect its mere
Material possessions.
J. Earl Brennan
1414 West Clay
Houston, Texas
SHE'S BEGINNING TO STUDY
RECORDS OF CANDIDATES
'o the Des Moines Register:
Because 1956 is a political year, we,
''ie average taxpayers, arc going to have
t(l watch all this on TV. Our only other
""irsc is to turn off the set and play
P&asta or go to bed for the evening.
VVhen 1 go to the polls to vote, I in
F>jng to cover the top of the ballot. I
jjon't want to know what party the man
Wongs to. That isn't the important thing
I ui,-.
' in going to vote for him as a titan, no!
''Party member. I realize political parties
pe necessary, but too much stress is
™et'd on the party anil we forget the
'"'"i who is running. Tin's applies lo an)
j!"silioii. Ihe President of our country or
1(1 smallest town employee,
Mrs. Edward }. Andresen
301 South I,ake Avenue
Sioux Palls. South Dakota
"WHERE THERE'S SMOKE . . ."
,.'' "ie Colorado Springs
"i-'V, Telegraph:
• A witness certainly has the right to
.,'"* and speak as he pleases and to
5j?d the Fifth Amendment to get hiin-
; "ut ol a tight spot. Hut the questioner
||'ls 'In- same right to think, speak and act
(l he got it from the same omnipotent
2*ce. II,, also has an official dut) to
P™rm.
<] '"■- Fund for the Republic is on
^"'UiToiis ground when it tries to nullify
iiii|Wl"^ "' ''"' investigating committees
i," to got the suspected witnesses back
S||" Public positions. If the Fund should
in its diabolical plan, then a
i' I Arnold, a Harry Dexter White,
^ 'in Adolph Hitler would need onl)
lirii^'' a governmenl appointment b:
"X'lX
or otherwise to be In
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i;iri"'''"<-'■ and punishment for murder,
'•'Ping, rape or treason, whatever his
It" nature would lead him to think of.
""s( not happen here.
Dan G. LeFevre
525 Last Camilla St.
Whitticr, Calif.
GOVERNMENT BOOKLET ON
COMMUNISM LAUDED
... "' Vcir Bedford Standard Times:
Hid u'. Senate Internal Security Subcom-
lit' iN '>l",^'rt "" communism in the
iii '.j; Stales marks a worthy advance
;ii, ^'"'ill American approach to thai
-V, '"ii'-iK . when federal legislators like
'"'»' McCarthy demanded federal
':"'i
in,.
s'i|JV"' "gainst Communis! infiltration and
"f «*fsion, the air was filled with shrieks
Si-,, v "eli-hunt" from members of the
'' itself, other governmenl personnel
s Fori xi News. June, 1956
. .id so-called "intelligentsia inroughout
the nation.
That type of objection could be interpreted in only one way: The objectors
were implying there was no more Communist peril in our midst than witchcraft
in the days of that superstition.
The Interna] Security handbook gives
a comprehensive account of what communism consists of; how Americans may
be gulled into its ranks: what should be
done, first, to try to undeceive and return
them to genuine American citizenship;
second, if such attempt lails. to proceed
against them to the full extent of the law.
James T. Dunn
11 North Street
Fairhaven. Massachusetts
People's Capitalism
(Continued from Page 19)
Council coined that phrase, and I like
it. The United States Information
Agency has adopted it as a meaningful way of describing our system
abroad ami asked the Advertising
Council to produce an exhibit called
People's Capitalism for display at
trade fairs around tbe world.
[Over 25,000 people viewed this exhibit in Union Station, Washington,
lor a week in February before it began
a tour abroad which will include
India, Japan, and other Asian countries before reaching the European
trade fairs this summer. The exhibit's
main features arc a typical worker's
bouse, 1776 vintage, and one of today's models, complete with automatic
dishwasher, garbage disposal unit, and
a cat parked in the garage. — Ed.]
"The term People's Capitalism has
the virtue of reclaiming for America's
aggressive use words which signifi-
cantly characterize the very life blood
of oin whole system.
"We Deed not ancl should not be
foolishly apologetic lor the fact that
what we have in this country is capitalism. We should not try to disguise
it by calling it something it i.s not.
Instead of the term capitalism becoming a weapon to be used against us it
should become a proud description ill
what our system iii fact now i.s. namely, a new People's Capitalism which
serves our nation in a wax no Other
s\ stem has ever approached.
"Actually it produces the most lor
the many. In America today it has not
developed as Marx predicted. Far
from the poor becoming poorer and
the u'cli becoming richer, ever-increasing benefits have conic to the great
mass of our citizens. Contrast tins
with the wretched socialism of the
Soviet, concealing behind its curtains
ami its barbed wire its low living
standards, slave labor and cruel restrictions on personal freedom."
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