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+ . | @ Mr. Tolson fy} 70. Me. Boarding a 2 Nichol Mr. Belmant . . rbo __ Mr. Winterrow Tele, Room _ . Mr. Holloman § , Miss Gandy - (KOHLBERG > ALFRED KOHLBERG, NEW YORK IMPORTER, HAS TOLD THE SENATE CENS URE | SUUDY STUDY COMMITTEE HE OBTAINED “THOUSANDS OF PAGES" FROM PRESIDENTIAL LOYALTY REVIEW BOARD FILES, INCLUDING "HUNDREDS OF FBI REPORTS." KOHLBERG, AN OUTSPOKEN SUPPORTER OF SEN. SAID IN A LETTER TO THE COMMITTEE THAT HE TURNED THE SECRET DOCUMENTS OVER TO THE SENATE INTERNAL SECURITY SUBCOMMITTEE. THE LETTER WAS OBTAINED BY REPORTERS FROM A SOURCE wHO PREF ONE OF THE CHARGES AGAINST MCCARTHY IN THE CENSURE PROCEEDINGS DOCU CCARTHY IMPROPERLY OBTAINED AND USED SECRET GOVERNMENT ¢ * SEN. ARTHUR V, WATKINS (R-UTAH), CHAIRMAN OF THE CENSURE STUDY GROUP, ALSO IS A MEMBER OF THE INTERNAL SECURITY SUBCOMMITTEE HEADED BY SEN, WILLIAM £E, JENNER (R-IND,), EDWARD BENNETT WILLIAMS, MCCARTHY'S ATTORNEY, TOLD REPORTERS HE MIGH RAISE THE POINT WITH THE WATKINS COMMITTEE THAT THE INTERNAL SECURITY SUBCOMMITTEE ALREADY HAD SET A "PRECEDENT" FOR OBTAINING AND USING SECRET DOCUMENTS HE CITED THE KOHLBERT LETTER IN SUPPORT OF HIS POSITION BUT FUSED TO MAKE COPIES AVAILABLE TO REPORTER, NEWSMEN LATER OBTAINED COPY OF THE LETTER FROM OTHER SOURCES, 9/22~-N635P _ . fi n NOT "Oo ABED tT yO} SEPOCe tana ( 35 ji ° ra f wee we one WASHINGTON CITY NEWS SERVICE TocTs -