N.J.. stuck some pins in a map of the Soviet Union. rounded up an antiquated Russian typewriter. and proceeded to bombard small Soviet villages with an awesome weaponthe truth: And the truth unleashed by Fathers McTague and OBrien consisted simply of bundles containing pamphlets on Christian doctrine and the philosophy of freedomtranslated into Russian and east European languageswhich were mailed in bulk to one address in each Russian town. This great example of democracy by doing has been so effective that Radio Moscow is now seeking to throttle these American saboteurs whom they accuse of filling the mails with obscene literature. Part of this remarkable peopletopeople program. which is working without the benefit of huge government appropriations. began during the 1956 Hungarian revolt. At that time the two priestsguided and encouraged only by love for their fellowmanstarted helping refugees to find a free life in America. Hundreds of Fairview. N.J.. residents were contacted and responded with homes and jobs for the newcomers.
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