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Albert Einstein — Part 7
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The danger of tyranny is greater where a governe
ment has power over all phases of a citizen's
life.
It is surprising that the "ussian scientists
hold the view that states should exercise un-
limited state sovereignty cconomically but uot
in dnternntional politics.
Arguments that the United States is making a
puppet of the United Nations Assembly is
mythology.
4 free personal exchange of views among intellectuals
could help the international situation.
The action of the Soviet Government with respect
te atomic energy han made it difficult for j;eople
in the United States to oppose the "war mongers."
The United States seeks a genuine solution to
the security program.
The veto power in the Security Covneil ha> been
abused.
The nited States loans to other countries, sinc
they probably cannot be repaid, are potential
weapons in power politics and represent 4 real
danger.
The danger of annihilation faces all nitione and
justifies the idea of World Government."
Identifying information in this reference regarding
Finstein and the Bulletin appears in 100-25906h-9 which ‘ts
summarized elsewhere in this memorandum,
Enclosed with
2-21-48 Memo from SAC, Chicago
Re: "Atomic Scientists of Chicago
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;
Internal Security ~ Cr
100- 250064-20
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