FREEDOM'S LURE HELD SOVIET'S BIGGEST FEAR

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CIA-RDP70-00058R000100040040-2
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November 11, 2016
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August 21, 1998
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40
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October 21, 1954
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Sanitized - Approved For ~QlAl d1A-RDP70-00058R000100,040040-2 SAGINAW (Mich.) NEWS Circ.: e. 46,673 S. 46,336 Front Edit Other Page Page Page CPYRGHT Freedom's Lure Held Soviet's Bi est Fear _ Dulles, director of the Cen- ral Intelligence ?A~aenc!,n says ovie4.- rulers fear more than nything else the desire of heir own people for freedom. "We can and must exploit," his fear, Dulles added in a? peech at the closing session f the 23rd annual New York lerald Tribune Forum. Dulles advised against under- stimating the material and piritual superiority of the free orld over. the Communist bloc. e noted that in the past five ears 1,800,000 persons have led to freedom from Soviet Jast Germany and 250,000 re- ently chose to leave Commu- ist Viet Nam. The Forum also presented an our-long discussion of the chievements of the Eisen- ower Administration by four abinet members - Oveta Culp obby, secretary of health, ducation and welfare; James Mitchell,. secre- ar?y of labor; e r b e r t 'Brownell, attorney eneral, and George M. Hum- hrey, secretary of the Treas- ry. Brownell said the a,dminis ration. aims to meet the se- urity needs of the nation with- ut 'destroying those: demo- ratic values the security pro- rarn is designed to protect. Questioned about employ- went, Mitchell reported that 62 'Ilion people are working in is country, more than ever History. He said unemployment now totals 4.3% of the work force. He com- pared this to 17.2% In 1939, 5% in 1949 and over 7% in 1950. Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commis- sion, :old the Forum atomic weapons and the fact that no nation,has a monopoly on them "imposes upon statesmen re- straints of a kind novel In his- tory. There are inducements for caution that great auto- cratic powers did not know in the past." Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP70-00058R000100040040-2