Annual Report for the Year volume 1956
Annual Report for the Year volume 1956
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, at Humboldt, Kans. However, when the committee attempted to elicit information from Mr. Wampler as to the extent of Communist control of the Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers in his district or questioned him concerning his own Communist Party membership, he invoked the fifth amendment and refused to answer.
The committee also called George Kimmel, a former president of the Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers' local at Ste. Genevieve, Mo. , which was in Wampler's district until it lost its bargaini...ng rights in a recent election. It was hoped that he would supply information on the extent of Communist infiltration of that local. He invoked the fifth amendment when questioned concerning his local and his Communist Party membership.
NEW HAVEN AREA Efforts of the Communist Party to expand its apparatus in the Bridge- port-New Haven area of Connecticut were examined by the committee in hearings held in New Haven, September 24-26. Four former FBI undercover agents testified that the objectives of the party were to win control of legitimate labor unions; "colonize" basic industries; proselytize youth and students; and generally organize large numbers of non-Cormnunists for political action on behalf of the Communist Party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, at Humboldt, Kans. However, when the committee attempted to elicit information from Mr. Wampler as to the extent of Communist control of the Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers in his district or questioned him concerning his own Communist Party membership, he invoked the fifth amendment and refused to answer.
The committee also called George Kimmel, a former president of the Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers' local at Ste. Genevieve, Mo. , which was in Wampler's district until it lost its bargaini...ng rights in a recent election. It was hoped that he would supply information on the extent of Communist infiltration of that local. He invoked the fifth amendment when questioned concerning his local and his Communist Party membership.
NEW HAVEN AREA Efforts of the Communist Party to expand its apparatus in the Bridge- port-New Haven area of Connecticut were examined by the committee in hearings held in New Haven, September 24-26. Four former FBI undercover agents testified that the objectives of the party were to win control of legitimate labor unions; "colonize" basic industries; proselytize youth and students; and generally organize large numbers of non-Cormnunists for political action on behalf of the Communist Party.
What to read after Annual Report for the Year volume 1956?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Un Am to read onlineMoreLess
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