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In response to the petition against the Council on African Affairs

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Immediate news release given by Paul Robeson, chairman of Council on African Affairs; vehemently against the McCarran Act; commenting on the job of the council and regards the petition against the council as an attack meant to frighten those Americans who are critical of the U.S. policies in Africa.
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Keywords

  1. Anti Communist Movements
  2. Communism
  3. Constitutional Law
  4. Council On African Affairs
  5. Fascism
  6. Internal Security Act Of 1950
  7. Peace
  8. Robeson, Paul 1898 1976

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