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Subversive Activities Control Act
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Subversive Activities Control Act

United States [1950]
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  • Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
    Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

    …a provision of the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act that denied the issuance of passports to communists, was won in 1964, and she promptly secured a passport in order to visit the Soviet Union. When she died that year, she was given a state funeral in Red Square.

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    …a provision of the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act that denied the issuance of passports to communists, was won in 1964, and she promptly secured a passport in order to visit the Soviet Union. When she died that year, she was given a state funeral in Red Square.

    Read More