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A CW Ce tt ree g Wve thts i. were é “ae tig ad ‘ THE ROUND TABLE 269 *% liams (far lefs);—Alan Cranston (World Federalist); John Bennett (“liberal”); Dr. Henry Steeté”Coimmager € (‘liberal’); Freda Diamond; H Richard Niebuhr (“‘liberal”; { defender of the Rosenbergs); Bayard Rustin (leftist); Dr. ¥ 3 : ‘4 oe Dr. Herbert King; Dirk Bodde (leftist); Pier” Van Paassen (“liberal”); Marquis Childs (‘liberal’); = Francis Biddle (“liberal”); Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (‘‘lib- "t eral”); Jean Leon Destine (dancer at Lenin Memorial); Paul - Lehman; Eleapor Roosevelt ( liberal’), Norman Thomas (So- Thy. Henry Hatt Crane alist’: Chhaeiae Tt re) sty; Chestei \ " Siberal) ¢ So far as ] can determine, not one genuine radical conserva- 4 tive appears on the entire list. At least three quarters of the } speakers fall into the category from “liberal” to far collectivist { 4, ‘left. 1 do not say that none of these speakers should have been | invited tc speak; were I president of a college, I should ask many of them to. I do not even say that a college necessarily should exclude any of these, no matter how far to the collectiv- ist left. I do say that at Penn State the proportion of speakers for the collectivist Left was 100 percent to zero percent for speakers on behalf of individualism, whether conservative or radical. ey aaody ASU eee - THE ROUND TABLE ' _ For further evidence of the “liberal” monapoly in public i. “programs, consider the “Round Table Discussions” sponsored i " *% by the University of Chicago and relayed cach Sunday over as i “4 the air to some eight million Americans. Of the discussions, 1 “Representative Reece of Tennessee, in a speech recorded ad 4 July 27, 1953, in The Congressional Record, has this to say: ; Me The Round Table claims to be an educational program, (n bot this is doubtful. To be a genuinely educational pro- | rl i . _ Bram, every one of the round table broadcasts dealing with 4 k “7 wea