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AMERICAN FRIDTIDS SERVICE COM IIDTEE el a i es Wa aet A +¢hat Ga cet4alisn 4344 win pan the stm Sea hired oa | mé@ 8410 Tnat socialism willl Winioin tne BUruUsesLES with democracy. Indeed, he said, Socialism is more in the interests of the United States than 1s democracy. "Let's examine it thoroughly ani cetermine what is in the interests of our country," JOHNSON said. His conclusion was that peaceful coexistence 4s most assuredly in the interests of the United States in this age of thermonuclear weapons. TIT, Rebutt Following Mr. WOOD's remarks, Mr. JOHNSON said that Mr. WOOD had misrepresented Communism, but that even those who believe the "“slanders ard misrepresentations” must believe in peaceful coexistence, Ee said that peaceful coexistence does nov recuire the belief that Communism will win out, as Mr, WOOD hed stated. Tn response to Mr, wooD'ts statement that on] ee Ee = ad WF ere a that a ata a minority of Russia's “population belongs to the Gommunist Party, Mr. JOHNSON said that more than 70 per cent of the United States is opposed to the current government. "Clean up America first," was his comment. In a continuation of his earlier statement in the rebuttal, Mr. JOHNSON refuted Mr, WOOD's remark that the Communist concept of peaceful coexistence really meant "Surrender - or be destroyed!" Mr, JOHNSON said, WAl1 I said was, "Coexistence or no existence.!" He said that the current buildup for war is a buildup for disaster, Mr. JOHNSON amplified his earlier remarks on the scientific approach to world problems. He said that there is continual é¢truggle within nature and, "in nature, so in life," ‘He said, "All things in nature are related to a11 things in society. " He said that peaceful coexistence can be real, because for the first time there are Capitalist countries, Socialist countries, and “so-called neutral countries." Peaceful coexistence in in the interests not only of the he ” ie