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Celebrating treason.(Correction, Please!)(Julius and Ethel Rosenberg)(Brief Article)
ITEM: On the 50th anniversary of the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, reported the Associated Press on June 17th, "[Pete] Seeger, Susan Sarandon, Harry Belafonte and other show business activists will appear at a benefit for the Rosenberg Fund for Children, which assists children of people imprisoned, attacked or fired for taking a public stand."
CORRECTION: Unmentioned in the above piece is that Sarandon and veteran communist Pete Seeger are advisory board members of the Rosenberg Fund--which boasts a plethora of other radicals, Marxists, and Reds, including convicted murderer Leonard Peltier and longtime Communist Party leader Dorothy Healey. To gauge the kind of "public stand" the fund supports, note that the anniversary party featured a "special appearance" by the son of Mumia Abu-Jamal, the Black Panther murderer who killed a police officer in cold blood.
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