TELLS ALTON ROTARY HOW TO COMBAT COMMUNISUM

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000300260038-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 38
• Publication Date: April 24, 1962
• Content Type: NSPR

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APR 2 4 1961
Its Alton Rotary Hou
To Combat Communism
Five ways for every American accusations may
citizen to, hem!; the ?the the cafe
well destroy
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Quoting J. Edgar Hoover, Dr.
Heise suggested that each Amer-
ican who becomes aware of a
Communist group or of an in-
dividual who intends to harm
the United States should (1)
party to a violation of human
West Ber
rights, telligence agents Vain
lin to a contact th" ussian tele-
Many greign espionage opera- graph cables burWd in East Ber-1
Lions in this cofiiifry are'.31Own lin. Through an ingenious wire-tap`
to'tim FBI a-' d are system, United States agents were:
permitted to con s as able to monitor Rnsslan and East!
they can be ,rly, German secret messages for al-
said the Montice o. can he se most a year before-the tunnel was'
operations can be the source of discovered by a, squad of Soviet
much valuable information tol signal >'troops.
our own intelligence people, he l The Monticello ?d e a n was in-
continued. and the well-meaning I troduced by'Dr. Duncan Witnpress1
citizen who acts independently ipresiden' of Montlcello College and
pit m tkc indiscriminate public a nmtrb~ r of'Ia club.
munists: and (5) never be a y r Heise whei he told the',
Story o a- uMqLAby U.S. in-1
eise told a number of
anecs relating to both Rus-'
sian and American espionage ac-
tivities in the past.
"Khrushchev's anger and de-3
parts ' m Paris in a huff, Ai
puzl'e to our newspapermen, be-.
comes reasonable," said Dr. Heise,
"when "ue. understand t h a t
Khrushchev was aware for , the
first time that we knew exactly'
where to drop our bombs and that.
make sure his' facts are right; inc Russians were as vulnerabie?
ic target attacks as the>,
(2) report his suspicions to the specif
proper authorities; (3) not take
the lav% into his own hands; (4) A o ra o ytrh_ich liter lllyr
not confuse liberals with Com- wa 1tic,edt
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