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a Lobby. ‘directly: from the terroristic “Soldiers . of Cross.” (see illustration)... _ What tie-in is there between a legislative lobby of the “re- spectable right” and an openly Congressman and Senators. On the oard of Policy of the Liberty rightwing lead- ATR eo eee Ay ers as Rev.j Harges. (of the . sf Chris Crusade); Generals (Sumter 27 Lowry and George Fe | - REC’ 13 Stratemeyer: former governor BraskerLee of Utah, and Taylor Caldwell. Moreover, its legisla- oo itive conferences, that boast they are the organizing center of the “Conservative ‘Coalition” of Northern Republicans and Dixie- - rats, have been participated in * by such men as Congressman “ The '. anti-semitic and terrorist vigi-, .. Tante outfit? The Liberty Lobby - ~ has the support of a number of’ 7 i. Y. Berry (Rep. So. Dak.) and | Congressman N. J. BL Dorn (Dem So. Car.). Yet, this is not stranger than the fact that its nationwide pro- paganda program, “Congress , Calling” has featured such speakers as Senators Karl Mundt, Thomas Dodd, John L. McClellan, Frank Laushe, Frank Carlson, and Willis Robertson. The Wigh Mountains” was offer- -ed on the Christmas book list just below Senator Barry Gold- water’s “A Conscience of a Con-- servative.” Goldwater is, need- vee bee _ favorite Senator. Incidentally, this ‘pook lists also wa sordid collection of racist pro- payanda such as: “The Hybrid “Rhee and Reason” by Carleton “pidnam, “What Price Integra- tien?” by A. E. Burges, and eT i ah Ram C0 gare pe a Nor it is any stranger than the fact that “Get Ye Up Into. Rate Theory” ‘by Dr. Hubbard, jess to say, the Liberty Lobby‘s © 2 apie teem mite ep BO a “Race and Social Revolution” by. - Hyram Campbell; among cthers.' There was besides the twelve. books - offered as “One Dozen: Candles,” the Birch Society’s own “Christmas gift” books and, of. course,”. The Life of John Birch” by Robert Welch. Curious reading material - for a legislative lobby! But no more curious surely, than the selling of a manual of head~hunting and “guerrilla warfare” by a group that is theoretically ‘devoted {fo parliamentary government and the processes of democracy! Or is the Libert} Lobby, per- haps, planning to do its future ° lobbying by means recommend- ed in the Revefends. Roquemore textbook on terror that it is sell- ing? If sc, the Congressional. committees whose job it is te concern themselves with lobby- ing legislation might become somewhat curious, in turn, about this rather odd “lobby” of the | “respectable right,” and its strange notion of how democracy works. It is true that the spokesmen of the ultra right have spoken of the uses of violence before. But not quite like this... William Buckley, Jr, in his “Up From Liberalism,” specul- ates on what point it becomes advisable to consider whether it | “is worth the price of using force,” and Senator Goldwater, in his statement “On Foreign Policy” that appeared in the “Na- tional Review" is hardly averse eo to the use of “guerrilla warfare;’’ “. within the shadow of the_ “Sub~* _versive Activities Control fard; or other types of war. The testimony of General Ed- win Walker was simlliarly based ‘ upon an attack on what he called the “no win” (that is, peace) ‘policy, and an exhortation fur a “win” (that is, war) policy. Buckley's “National Reyiew” in “commenting on Walkers’s Delief: nn ne on this score, says bluntly that? this is what has been saying from the mo ment of its inception.” April 24: po 1962) - and* “erazy right” stoulder to shoulder on this usa? of warfare as a weapon of in; ternational polities. aa However Reverend Roque- more's “guerrilla warfare” man- ual adds a new note to the war chorus. . “Get Ye Up Into The High Mountains” is not an advocacy’ of “guerrilla warfare” in Vict “Respectable right” Nam, Laos, the Congo, or along the Berlin, wall, The Liberty Lobby’s “Christmas gift” is aim- ed at the training of guerrillas here at home. : It is in the hills of Pennsyl- vania and in the mountains: of Maine, on the Kansas prairie and Jersey wood and ‘the forests of Oregon, that the head-hunters of the ultra right are to be trained They are, in fact, now in train- ing. Summer; which usually sees the weekend hunters take to the woods, will this year witness the’ vigilaniees of the right stalking not deer, but the human spectres of “Communism,” as they pre- pare for “der Tag.” aan The marching orders. ‘of the’ would-be head-hunters trumpet: forth from the Liberty Lobby,’ within gunshot of the Depart-_ ment of Justice, within: nose=: rubbing distance of the. FSI,, but these gentlemen are tod Be sy, listening for the suspicious pi for peace of, the people to hy the cries for “guerrilla \ warfa of the ultras, | Jen agli: t “National Review { seem’ to. stanad ; ww