War colleges no match for propaganda: Judd West Point, Annapolis ;,;nd tiH:> t ands sL il. time aiways operates Air Force Academy at Colorado ,q the barbarians' side.' They've Springs cannot adequately equip ~o! a goal. We just say . 'Please the United States for the types of let· us stand still ," Dr. .Judd warfare being waged by th e :-:ta ted. Communists political , Judd said that the 15 times economic, psychological , be tween 1945 and the late 1960's educational, social, sports and when the U.S. stood up to its cultural propaganda, former i·nemies in the Cold War, the Minnesota Congressman Walter c·pposition 's reaction was not Judd told more than 200 persons nuclear war but "So sorry, we in Searcy last night. j;.:st wanted to know." Dr. Judd compared the Since American foreign policy inequity to the British General !ns followed detente or Braddock's dilemna with the · ·negotiation without con- ,\merican Indians who did not i"Gntation", the U.S.' s total know they were supposed to wear ~ ilitary superiority has dwin– uniforms to identify themselves c:ied while the Soviet Union. and to queue up along the set 11 hich had no navy during World battlefield lines. He said the Red \'ar Two, has built the world's Coats were being routed until a finest navy . colonial soldier. George Dr. Judd denounced detente as Washington. who knew Indian a "one-way str-eet" and said th warfare took the lead. ~:;, Jviets could prove their good He stated that although ' nith by taking down the Berlin .-\mericans are instructed in the '\\'all, allowing the people behind iatest air and sea attack ht• Iron Curtain to vote, stopping techniques, we seem to be losing support of world revolutionary 10 the Communists' struggle for Ftdel Castro or having Foreign world domination becausE- 1\iinister Andrei Gromyko recant democracy has no effective of· his country's announced goal of i"ensive machine. world domination. Judd suggested training in the The former missionary to promotion of the dynamics of China, who underwent Com– freedom and capitalism. ·'Wt' munist brainwashing after his need to send more than food and village was captured in 1930, said machinery to new governments. the Communist's dialogue is They need our ideas and op- appealing to idealistic youths portunities to release their own hecause the Communists say creativity in freedom . This op · !hey want world peace and portunity comes from our ideal c,f :o: ubjugation of the world and the the importance of each mall <J bolition of private property are which comes from Judaeo ~ lie only means available. Christian teachings " he said. "But their tactic is complete "1\lan was horn to be free and fluidity. They'll tell-you anything has' the urge to be free..The urge soyou'll come along with them," of man to be free is stirring i1e said. mightily behind the Iron Curtain. Judd concluded by urging the And it needs for us to recapture audience to study' the American this here at home. heritage and "our adversaries'' " (Historian- Arthur I Toynbee and then act during the Bicen– :;aid. ''Nhenever in history the iennial year. fi·ontier betwe'2J! lv:;, civiJ:zc.d.ion; Searcy Daily Citizen .Searcy. Arkansas ' ~ ....... • < u tl
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