SENATOR HRUSK'S TIMELY ADVICE

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000400110024-3
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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 13, 2000
• Sequence Number: 24
• Publication Date: January 1, 1961
• Content Type: NSPR

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AtiEditorial
Senator Hier ski
Timely Advice.
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uppt rt rtg o-(jhqj1q t' r 1 +a # ethers to
'e~lt~~ r iilt1>e..++1.b r:~rabxe~rt :;Senator
iruek Piped when h ec filed lo wain .the re
,tent eta went o bus= d 1, gone"taIkeer` tary of
the 'Con munist Patty bf the Tjnited Staten, that
there ,is a.',`xnuslrrooming of a i$tr"- *ztd.Socialist
the United ,Stales,
A timely:. reminder. that we are now-at war
with Soviet Russia was sounded in -the -U., S: Senate Pres: 'Clark Kerr, p l, t9 e'Unlyersity ofCalifor-
on May 4 when n. Roman L. Hrua4> ' of Nebras- i IM-told new " en:1'eeen 0t although e, cou d r
I a warned that the Communist c m st to .w:ih pot' pinpoint Communists as ',.the prgaru ers of
the minds of the worlds youth is now,ro ll prog
pro-Castro, r4 1,110s, it iv .obvpt ' t "th at
as' him a.n
rem in educational institutions.
4 apparatus u a used to. bri tg abat t' "t'he` very quick:
organization
Calling.apacific attentlqu fro, fgct, ou.Commu? $ , - p ~!
mist action in'therworld's icltoola_ as ~docuhieuttd:by
referring ispeicaJly to the f ro-Castro +deMonstra"`; lions by students of several colleges in the sat
the inspector general of the Central ;IntelJlgenee
;{ Francisco area following the invasion thnding~ ;n
Ap,eucy Senator Hru3ka wied his,. coltesgucs
Cube by anti-Communist forces.
11111t they should not harbor theillusion.that Com-
"This did not just happen," the UtL^ pi
munist efforts in education are confined to coun-
dent, declared.
t r'i,es within the Red bloc. He said
"Throughout the world there is ample evi? Edward
ward Paul lug, chairman ofthe (difornis
State Board of Re gents, told new newsmen than, it q
that the Communists are dote. nnined to win the youth as the first stop in.wg the world.
peqrs UCLA has been selected by, the Soviet Unim.
L.anin wrote: `Give us,this child fai+ oW yeas.,fur, exploitation "because of UCLA's importnrc
and it will be a Bolshevik fora ver.' (Leaiifi)`zleoi contributions to.national defense-notably in .,11-
noted: 'He wh?'has'yout"ii,'has the ftttiire.' is, field of nuclear physics.'. "The Soviet Union Pa ~d-
There is no doubt, the Nebraska Republican lag said, is trying'to exploit the university's name in
ein.phasized, "that the United States is a Major tar- ' every possible way to give. its ubvorsive nanVe-
vet of this Communist offensive in education." One ment among sttt:leu#e a ration fl- i crr urn.
need only consider the Conimunist-in pared riots ` The San Francisco area of play, 1960, in San Francisco and the subsequent sent an ugly picture of the kind of CommmH
tivity in education to which Senator ilrcr fires rct'tr: .
Afti?r describing the technigmn by Bch:;ch h(
Communists force and induce tc'achers to toe the
ideological line, Senator Hrust a emphasized the>t
one of the ways that the Free World can meet the
challenge of the Communist, offensive in education
is by giving American students "more education on
the whole history of the Communist movement."
should not .be afraid to teach the s1J.
ject," l- ntska, said. ,
WE SINCERELY HOPE 'THAT SENATOR
? HRUSKA'S TIMELY ADVICE WILL. BE CONS) D-
ERED BY 'OUR LAWMAKERS IN CONCORD
WHEN THE'Y? iGIVlG, CtlNSiArERAT1oN TO SEN.
LAURIER LAMONTAGNE'S BYLL TO. REQUIRE
=::1h1t W HAMPSHIRE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 'ISO
,tur:'E A CH A COURSE ON E DANCERS OF OM-
A.
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