Demand end
of McCarran
Act in U.S.

An appeal for concerted public
effort to demand that all prose-
cutions and actions under the
McCarran Act be. ended at once
was made last week by Elizabeth
Gurley Flynn, chairman of the:
Hall-Davis Defense Committee,
following on the decision of the
U.S, Supreme Court on June 8,

In a special statement issued
by the Committee it “welcomes
the decision , , , aS a real open-
ing to victory against the Mc-
Carran Act,” The statement is-
sued from New York said, “The
decision upholds the Fifth
Amendment rights not only of
Communist but of any and all
Americans against self-convic-
tion under the verdict of guilt
that is built into this law.”

Pointing out that the order to
the Communist Party to register
and its. conviction for refusing to
do so are nullified by this de-
cision, the statement says:
“Logically the indictments of Gus
Hall and Benjamin J, Davis should
be immediately dismissed, The
‘membership’ citation of 37 in-
dividuals across the nation, and
the Subversive Activities Control
Board’s; orders for them to
register, should also be legally
affected by this decision,”

The Committee said that all
proceedings against so-called
“front” organizations shouldalso
be dismissed with, and that the
Committee would continue its
defense of all outstanding cases
until the McCarran Act is ended

_ once and for all,

The Supreme Court decision
was the first substantial break-
‘through against the registration
requirements of this odious,
fascist-like edict passed 14 years
ago,

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the I.W.A, The united and mili-
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defeated the contractor’s attempt
to foist a low settlement, There
is every indication that the wood-
workers this year, too, were
ready for militant leadership
which never came from the top
officials, Had it been forthcom-
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Forty-eight agreements have
been signed to date with an aver-
age increase of 11 cents per hour,
Most agreements extend over
two or three years, Someunions
such as Mine - Mill, Seamen,
Electrical Workers and others
are still to be heard from before
the picture is complete, How-

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1964 negotiations, Allthe efforts
of big. business, government and
the right wing of the unions have
not succeeded in tying the work-
ers to long term contracts with
small increases, Inthe main, the
workers have blocked their plans
and kept the door open for a major

. struggle on the big issues still

facing the labor movement at the
end of the present contracts,

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Mass youth demonstrations in
opposition to the Pak Jung Hi
clique’s regime in South Korea
foreshadow an early overthrow of
the .government, In the past
weeks students have demonstra-
ted in Seoul, Pusan, Taegu, Mok-
po, Chongju, Taejon and Kwangju,

When the Pak Jung Hi clique,
a puppet. of U.S. imperialism,
took office after the collapse of
Syngman Rhee, they promptly
set out to prove themselves the
most reactionary, treacherous
group tg ever rule South Korea,

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““laws’’ in their first 10 months
in power, and arrested tens of
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suppressing the South Korea
people, the Pak Jung Hi clique
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the U.S, Central Intelligence bie
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country, :

In one week after seize
power, the Pak Jung Hisgaaam
disbanded 23 political partes a 4
238 organizations and De
down 2,300 newspapers, and at
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