THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS T1L 12 Intense Effort to Stern Threat to U.S. Jews (Continued from Page 10) Calif., advertises in a flyer soliciting subscriptions that armed with this journal "patriotic Americans can now see through the wra- mongers' hyperbole. We can spot the same interven- tiohist formulas being dusted off and wheeled out yet again. We can learn to identify the 'planting' of stories in daily newspap- ,;.- _t then calls attention to such "in-depth investiga- tions" by contributors to the journal as: "The fic- titious 'Holocaust' and its role as a Zionist prop- aganda weapon_ The ab- surdity of 'gas chambers.' Anne Frank's diary — a fake." • • The Jan. 12, 1979 Waxman poll found that 51.1 percent of the people it polled were not opposed to Nazi groups being given permits to march. O The National Caucus of Labor Committees (NCLC) and its electoral front, the U.S. Labor Party (USLP), has an estimated member- ship of 2,500; cells in 33 cities, election machinery in more _than 12 states, a na- tional press and an esti- mated budget of over $2 mil- lion. In the 1978 elections the USLP, which has declared war on the "Jewish lobby," international bankers, Jews in the U.S. govern- ment and the Anti- Defamation League of Bnai Brith, fielded 72 candidates in 17 states, more than any other minority party and polled 8-30 percent of the votes in local and national elections. Lyndon LaRouche, who heads the USLP and is running as a President- ial candidate, ran in the Democratic Party primaries in a number of states. In the California primary he received 50,000 votes or two per- cent. He has received $327,864 in federal matching grants for his 1980 presidential cam- paign. The USLP has a corporate-style headquar- ters in Washington, intelli- gence and political opera- tions in 26 foreign cities, newspapers in several lan- guages, and an interna- tional telex system. The NCLC and the USLP are financed by LaRouche's multi-million dollar Corn- putron Technologies Corpo- ation with an estimated . venue of $3.5 to $5 mil- lion. A 1979 Computron sales brochure listed among its clients AT&T, Mobil Oil, Colgate-Palmolive and Bristol-Meyers. • Gerald Carlson of Dearborn, Mich., a former member. of the local Nazi Party and a self-proclaimed white supremacist leader, won the Republican nomi- nation for the U.S. Congress to represent Michigan's 15th District. CaLlson, who won 55 percent or the vote, reportedly had been a member of the KKK, the c National States Rights Party, the John Birch Society and the American Independent Party before joining the Nazis. • The New Right, a loose coalition of old-,line ex- tremist groups like the KKK and the John Birch Society together with politi- cal fund-raising groups like the National Conservatives Political Action Committee, think-tank outfits like the Heritage Foundation and fundamentalist religious- political groups like the Moral Majority. From only a handful of groups that, according to the Congressional Quar- terly, raised some $250,000 in the 1972 cam- paigns, the New Right is now an ultra- sophisticated network of 60 organizations that may directly and indi- rectly pour some $30 mil- lion in to the 1980 cam- paign. • Reports from around the country indicate ..a steady increase in the number of synagogue and cemetery desecrations and swastika and Nazi slogan daubings on public build- ings. • American Nazi leader Harold Covington received 43 percent of the vote in the North Carolina Republican primary for Attorney Gen- eral last May. • KKK leader Tom Metzger won the Demo- cratic nomination for Con- gress in California's 43rd District. • More people reportedly are indifferent to the Jus- tice Department's efforts to locate and deport former Nazis now living in this country and contend that these people should be left alone and in peace. Developments Are Labeled Falsely Flukes . Too many Jewish leaders take note of these develop- ments but brush them aside as "flukes," "troublesome," and "a passing phenom- enon." Like Hitler's aborted Munich beer hall putsch in 1923? Many of the Jewish lead- ers are more involved with developments that take place abroad than with those that take place at home. Certainly, it is im- perative to address oneself to the plight of Jews in Iran, in Syria, in the Soviet Union, in Argentina, in Brazil, in Turkey, in Cen- tral America. It is good. to have a long- range view of anti- Semitism and to urge Jews in those countries to make aliya. It is also good to have a broad view of interna- tional developments as they might affect the well-being of Jews around the world. It is also necessary to deal with assimilation, inter- marriage, federal aid to parochial schools, quotas, prayers in public schools, aiding victims of floods and other natural disasters. But the most dangerous of all developments taking place in this country is get- ting scant attention from . Jewish leaders. The task of developing policies that Can quarantine all the anti- Semitic elements is impera- tive. And this requires more than an occasional state- ment of rebuke. It requires a massive and concerted campaign to mobilize public opinion against these groups and insistend demands that the law enforcement agencies ferret out and prosecute all those responsible for anti- Semitic actions and pro- grams that lead to these ac- tions, irregardless of the imbecilic liberalism prac- ticed by the American Civil Liberties Union regarding these racists and neo-Nazis. If legal suits can be insti- tuted against individuals for slander and libel, then certainly legal steps can be taken to curtail the slander and libel practiced by neo- Nazis and their ilk against Jews. 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