Volume 8, Number 7 · April 20, 1967
The CIA and the Intellectuals
By Jason Epstein
Once there was a Communist rally in Union Square. The police came to break it up and soon the officers had begun to use their clubs. One protester objected that he was not a Communist but an anti-Communist. 'I don't care what kind of Communist you are,' the officer replied and continued to beat him.
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