FARM BUREAU'S AMERICANISM INSTITUTE HELD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000300260001-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
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• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: April 3, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

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he Americanism institute, a'
i.m Institute Saturday at Kel-
ing Farm Bureau American-
inting the people of Wyo-1
ng with the basic fundamen-
s. Robert Wiley, chairman of,
the history of the United
he meeting got under way
9 a.m., with a presentation
Norwest District Farm Bu
the richness of life in this coun
wri, which traced the history' .-
he basic reason the U.S. is'; U.S: arc four times the wages
ajor Fouts explained why, purchase. --~~
United States is involved in, The formeiy CIS, taff,.7nem-
present war in Viet Nam. her indicated tlihit.wages in the
'n'? for himself what he intends to
ked on the subject "Why Viet dom of the consumer to choose
ld a
and h
Viet Nam Examined of awoikerto find
job-of his choice, the freedom
ajor 'Neil Fouts, University of a businessman to. enter any
-Betsy Ross days. 1iaegard stressed the freedom
o
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ces, Fouts said, Is to protect, in Russia are triple? what they
t America did not start: the.object , of a speech by ' F.t ~W.
tes. He stated that the U.S." "Fitttirr`lureau Views Citizen-
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we must be careful with them
"The reason most countries;
are hungry -is not the lack of
natural resources, but the hun-
ger is caused by the control and
restrictions placed upon their;
"These nations will continue toy,
have hungry people until theI
people are provided with an In-1
centive to work, in other words,}
until freedom of the individual,
prevails," Livingstone said. !
The president of the Wyoming
Farm Bureau said that he was i
very pleased with the turnout
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mendous interest In American=
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Costello, Pocatello, area field'
services director of theme;,
can Farm Bureatlpaf+tion. i
oste o m icated that the'
business of the government is'
the business of every citizen.
r, The people of the c o u n t r y
should take more reRponsihiliiy,
P in this government of the people.
Costello stated.
war, but is only in South stI ty as a means of participation
Asia as the protector of the lee, in government.
people there. ; Hebert D. Livingston, New-
Major Fouts went into s ,
detail on the problems of fight; president, spoke on the future of
ing in Viet Nam presented bN
the geography and the plant life.)
He stated that there are three,
layers of foliage which must be
penetrated in order for the ene-
my to be seen op the ground.
1Paul Haggard, history instruc-
the country.
"We will have the kind of
government that we as the peo-pie will demand," Livington'
said. "The U.S. government was'
first established as an experi
ment. There had never been al
tor-at"Pine Bluffs High School: government established like it.;
and a former staff member of, It is a Republic, where thr ml-)
the Central Intelligence Agenc nority is protected.
gave a a "ZRf 1 "This government produced;
pare the Facts." j the greatest abundance and the'
The,econotnlc'tystem of caps-1highest standard of living for
talism, which is the differencelits people," he said. "We caw
between the United States and~run out of natural resources, so
many other countries, was
brought out as the reason for
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