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Paul Robeson Sr — Part 10
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The "New York Timea" fasue of August 4, 1959, on
pages 5, carried an article entitled, "ROBESON Sees Rise of
Fascism in the United States." This article, with a date-
line Vienna, August 3, read as follows: —
. *Panl Robeson, the American Negro oe
singer, eharged today that United States es
forei erat tey & was being infiltrated by Tw
fascis ee
Mr, Robeson delivered a general attack
on his country'a foreign policy in e speech
before the Commnmnist-run World Youth Fes=
tival, but he said Vice President Richard
M. Nixon's East ‘European tour might prove
helpful.
7 Mr. Nixon's “trtp | ‘to the Soviet Union
and Poland will demonstrate to the Vice
President that the people who live in
those countries really want peace, said
Mr, Robeson, a longtime supporter of
Comrmunist-front causes,
Delegates to the festival who tried
to auestian ap erittatzea Mr. Roehasnant « *
statements were shouted down or Fuled ont
of order dy the Communists, who control ew
the program, oe , oe
Mr. Robeson seid the American people °
cannot *talk of giving full freedom and .
democracy to Africa when 18,000,000 of us
do not have full fresdon in’ the’ United
States.'*
It is noted that the Seventh World Youth Festival
owas held in Vienna, Austria, from July 26 to August ly 1959.
The United States Festival Comittee sent delegates
to this festival, A characterization of the United States . -
Festival Comittee appeara in the Appendix attached hereto, |
a 3 =
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