The Second International Conference on Soviet Political Warfare, led and dominated by the eloquent Mme. Suzanne Labin, took place in Rome during November 18-22 and was attended by 254 delegates from 54 nations.
Addressing one of the last sessions of the Conference, Senator Thomas J. Dodd urged that the United States join the European Common Market. An audience which was thoroughly disgusted at the extent to which Washington has sought to ally America with Afro-Asia, as against European civilization, applauded this proposal. It came at an appropriate time in view of indignation at the murder of Italian aviators by Congolese savages.




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