Target America: The Influence of Communist Propaganda On U.S. Media

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By James L. Tyson

Regnery Gateway, 1981, 284 pp

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Nineteen-fifties witch-hunting reborn. The author maintains that America's problems stem largely from the effects of communist propaganda spread within our society by witting or unwitting agents of a global conspiracy. The book is silly, but in the climate of the early 1980s it will probably receive more attention than it deserves.

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