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Pate Rea eo aE tc i pe ag Wem glances | es ERA are ete hte led irae age ene Smetana Meee a eke wee Rr re batim ne at came eee Temp awe an AR Re aPe me ince te ad ARAN m8 a camvatemacrt ar Anennen Re Amaaee Ne PRATT S Sa SN were Pre Nm eee “JS GOVERNMENT To te potson | Date: October 28, 1 1980 .. / . pie S a FROM : On D. DeLoach eu McGuire Mohr Parsons . Rosen susyacr: DR, ARNOLD MARSHALL ROSE . , . ee W.C. Sullivan — Tele. Room ~ : , ° Holioman SENATOR EUGENE J, McCARTHY (D-MINN.) | i At 3:10 p.m., October 27, 1959, Miss Mary Kinsella in the ba office of Senator Eugene J. McCarthy (D-Minn. ) telephoned Wick. She said Senator, now in Minnesota, has been approached by-Dr, Arnold M. Rose, .2*): professor of sociology at the University of Minnesota; relative to information on. Rose which may be contained in FBI files. Dr. Rose explained to Senator Mc- Carthy that this past summer he (Rose) was scheduled to go to Warsaw, Poland, with a United Nations mission. At the last mimite, the State Department cancelled his participation, giving as its reason "budgetary considerations." Dr. Rose believed there may be other reasons, and in pursuing the matter, contacted "someone in the State Department" (identity unknown to the Senator), who said finally, after considerable questioning, that the participation of Rose was ° denied because the FBI has subversive data on Rose. Senator McCarthy now wishes to know, said Miss Kinsella, what derogatory data we may have on Dr. Rose, whom the Senator believes is a fine man. BACKGROUND OF DR. ARNOLD MARSHALL ROSE: ' ‘ : os a. - - ‘., “bet ss, ON fa, ee aa Jee oc Bie oa RI ES ate ke a Pa eS ween Fe - ii died oe »