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COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY JAMES 0. EASTLAND, Miasissippl, Chairman, JOHN L. McCLELLAN, Arkansas EVERETT McKINLEY DIRKSEN, Illinois 8AM J. ERVIN, Jn, North Caroling ROMAN L. HRUSEA, Nebraska ‘THOMAS J. DODD, Connecticut HIRAM L. FONG, Hawall PHILIP A. HART, Michigan HUGH SCOTT, Pennsylvania EDWARD V. LONG, Missouri JACOB K. JAVITS, New York EDY, Mamechusetts TIN N. K, North Dakota, JOSEPH D. TYDINGS, Muryhnd GEORGE 4. SMATHERS,' Florida Scscomarrer To InvesricaTs THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE INTERNAL SECURITY Act anp Oruen Internat Secunitr Laws JAMES 0, EASTLAND, Mississippi, Chairmen THOMAS J. DODD, Connecticut, Vice Chairman JOHN L. McCLELLAN, Arkansas ROMAN L. HRUSKA, Nebraska BAM J. ERVIN, Ja, North Caroling EVERETT McKINLEY DIRKSEN, Iltinols BIRCH BAYA, Indiana HUGH SCOTT, Pennsylvania GEORGE & sMATHERS,! Fiorkia J. @. Sounwore, Couns! Bawsamin Manvel, Director of Research "Buooseded Oitn D. Jobmston, deceased. " FOREWORD Abraham Lincoln is credited with the observation that “yo fool all the people all the time.” The Soviet Union is paying around $2 billion a year to pro wrong. The many Projects on which the Soviet lavishes this hy annually are discussed thoughtfully and effectively in the at document which is a completely rewritten and updated ver Mme. Labin’s document by the same name which the I Security Subcommittee published in 1960. The original document went through 2 editions for a total of copies distributed by the subcommittee, and in addition, ha and still is, a “best seller” at the Government Printing Office. _ The author, Mme. Suzanne Labin, is a graduate of the Sorb journalist who has published many books, among them “i ussia,” “The Secret of Democracy,” and a volume entitled “M Grant Freedom to the Enemies of Freedom.” The latter w Prize of Freedom, a French literary award for “the book whi: defends the principles of liberty.” “Since then she has writter Ant Hill” and “The Unrelenting War.”* ; Mme. Labin visited the United States in 1959 as a member French delegation to the Atlantic Treaty Association moe ton. In my opinion, Mme. Lebin’s paper is the best expositic subject which has yet come to my attention and I could wish be read and studied by all Americans, so that it might strengthe resistance to all the forms of propaganda it discloses. Since the publication of the firat edition of “The Technique of Propaganda,” the Government Printing Office has sold mor 170,000 copies. In view of the popularity of this study, we Mme. Labin to revise it and bring it up to date. This she h ciously done with colloquialism by Lee J. Adamson, who si collaborated on the U.S. publication of “Vietnam: An Eyer Account.” James O. Eastianp, Chairman, Internal Security Subeomm: *Latest U.S. publications: “Vietnam: An Eyewitness Account," 1964. Also two chapters in Abroad” compiled by Bryton Barron; “Danger Over All Asia” and “Tha Means of feed Chinas "” 1968. Het, “Em bassles of Subversion,” 1065. ‘Other books in Freuch: “Competition: ORRS/USA," “The Third World Betweai Bast snd t