“But if there was a mood of paranoia amongst the counterculture, the spies appeared to be gripped by their own fantasies of the 'reds under the beds' variety. Keith Locke, son of communists Elsie and Jack Locke, discovers that the SIS had a file on him when he was eleven years old. In it it had been noted such suspicious activities as attending a Christchurch performance of the Moscow Circus.” ParanoiaCountercultureKiwiAotearoaNew Zealand History Book:Jumping Sundays: The Rise and Fall of the Counterculture in Aotearoa New Zealand Source: Jumping Sundays: The Rise and Fall of the Counterculture in Aotearoa New Zealand