Truman Says Personal Liberties May Be Threatened Not In Danger
Former President Truman tells Clete Roberts in Street Corner U S A transcript that personal liberties are potentially threatened but not in immediate danger. He cites past hysteria such as the Jacobin period the anti Masonic drive and the Ku Klux era as lessons while warning against communist fears and stressing focus on keeping Western nations from the Soviet bloc.
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