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Petitioner's motion to strike certain allegations in the respondent's answer to the first amended petitions

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Responding to the Council on African Affairs motion to strike in the Subversive Activities Control Board. Signed by David B. Ross, Troy B, Conner Jr., Max H. Goldschein, and Francis E. Jordan.
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  1. Anti Communist Movements
  2. Council On African Affairs
  3. Internal Security Act Of 1950

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