J>eey Wallace Boo'd
In Rally Speech
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ing our “blundering foreign pol
icy.”
The two men who have been on't
the same side in many foreign
and domestic issues, spoke before
an audience of 19,000 at a rally
sponsored by the National Citizens
Political Action Committee and
Independent Citizens Committee
of the Arts, Sciences and Profes
sions.
Wallace, who said the United
States must adopt a clear and real
istic policy of its own to avoid an
other war, first was greeted by
hisses and hoots when he said he
was “neither anti-British nor pro
British. neither anti-Russian nor
pro-Russian,” and added:
“Just two days ago, when Pres
ident Truman read these words, he
said they represented the policy
of his administration.”
Wallace urged that we "look a
broad through our own Ameri
can eyes.”
When asked after the speech
for comment on the heckling, he
said: “It was to be expected,” add
ing in explanation, “I was follow
ing a straight American line.”
Senator Pepper stated during
his speech, "We do not want well
prepared official speeches ‘ex
plaining’ our foreign policy.”
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