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...RIGHTIST ATTACK REPELLED IN KOREA...
...excesses" (TIME, July 11), Britain's publishers are still "considering" (i.e., ignoring) the idea. Last week the French legislature was studying a similar proposal. Alarmed, France's newspapers had joined hands to fight it. "A chastity belt of heavy leather and chains," cried leftist Franc-Tireur. Snapped rightist L'Epoque: "A mailed hand on the liberty of the press." So long as such vigilance continues, the free press at least seemed secure in the democracies, its oldest home...
From the end of the war until last year, the largest part of the mail in this angry category belabored the editors for being too antiCommunist. "TiME, in its ultra-Rightist position, seems to be carrying on the tradition of [getting] everybody mad at Soviet Russia," was the way one irate letter writer put it. Other typical comments: "Your article is the all-time high so far in your anti-Soviet hate-mongering campaign, and puts the vituperative anti-Communist propaganda of Goebbels to shame." "Shame on your incessant and hysterical saber-rattling against Communism...
Although there may be an extreme rightist movement, it will not be based on the old Nazi ideology, Clay said. The Nazi leaders have been thoroughly discredited and there is no need to worry about the rebirth of their party...
...such a moment of force. Liberals, having healed the division that cost them the presidency in 1946, used their congressional majority to push the election date seven months forward in expectation of victory. The Conservative reply, in an atmosphere hot with political passion, was to choose their most inflammatory rightist, Franco-loving Laureano Gomez, as their nominee, and to throw every government resource into his campaign...