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U.S. Communist Party FurthersAnti-Senntism of Soviet Union

WASHINGTON — Evidence
that the U.S. Communist
Party obeys the anti-Semitic
dictates of the Communisty
Party in the Soviet Union
Nwas offered in extensive testi-

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sing and Office Workers of Daniel Heifetz to Be in Cranbrook Festival
America, District 65. The
Young Violinist Daniel Hei- sored by the Cranbrook Mu-
leaders of that union, David fetz, presented by the promo- sic Guild, Inc.
Livingston and Arthur Os- ters S. Hurok Presents and
man, had been publicly iden- the Ohio Chamber Orchestra,
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Communist Party.
Chorale at Cranbrook Festi- J. L. Hudson stores. For in-
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tinued, "an article appeared Church Cranbrook. It is spon- Huntoon, 644-8893.
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expression
of
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Friday
protest
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crushed
by
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forces.
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This voluntary effort in Is- Communist Party, leadership
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rael is part of the larger in 1957. Since then, the editor
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upon which all Ramaz sen- Novick, has been charged by
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and June of their senior year. criticizing the Soviet Union
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to become a legal political
party, and the testimony has
just been published.
The persecution of the
Jews in Russia was docu-
mented both by Avraham
Shifrin, a Soviet Jew who
was imprisoned for 10 years
in a Soliet slave labor camp,
and by Herbert Romerstein,
minority chief investigator
for the House Committee on
Internal Security.
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mony. related how the strug-
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