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Supreme Court — Part 24
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“By DR. RUTH ALEXANDER |
"ns I was saying last Sunday,
our department of defense a
: vised our Senate subcommittee
on _Milernal Security, May 8
“under. existing Jegisla-
ton” it could not meet the
complex security problems: aris-
Ing In the vital areas of public
utilities and communicaticns,
of private com
the Western Union, and the
;Radio Corporation of America,
RCA:
ise are manned by employes
In case of war or the immi-
‘nence of war, these fields are a
‘natural for espionage and sabo-
“tage, and we should tremble in
our hoots at what a few per-
sons “disposed” to commit
these acts could do to us over-
night.
On June 26, in response to the
Information from cur
committee, under Sen. Roman
-Hruska and counsel judge Rob.
3ert Morris, attempted to
tion two employes of
"previously { iden
- as Communists, and members of
the American Communications
Associations, ACA, a trade
, union bargaining agent, which
, was kicked out of ae Cio for
alleged Communist ‘leadership,
* kee eatT for Senatorial po-
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G4AUG 5 1957
es, such as -
rete ta tester]
Me we tst amendment,
terpreted by the Supreme Court. "y
Defense .
, Department, this ‘Senate sub -.
ed under oath.
JUDGE MORRIS
"operation zero, “te ran ‘straight
into. the road blocks set u by
the Supreme Court in its
17 rulings. The witnesses droned
out the monotonous and im-
pertinent reply “I decline to an+—
swer” for some 22 pages of
testimony at taxpayers expense,
And the Senate was powerless
to compel them te re reply, mney
were pavised by the
that they were completely
when they Invoked Protection
nf tha
Since the passage of the |
Amendment fn 1791, Joyal
Americans have interpret
as liberty under law, not anar
chy, and rarely has it been
abused. But since the successful ©
revolution in Russia in 1917, we
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‘The Supreme Court. Aids. a
ur ‘America ©
in thelr conStitutlonal rights °
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’ have witnessed the slow growth ‘
of a new kind of fitizen ale. -
loyal Americans, . wag tat
. OUR CONGRESS ‘met ‘this:
threat, which has not yet ma”
terlalized but remains a ~con-
stant potential in the back- |
ground of pur lives, by’ Passes ge
of the highly ‘pertinent’ Smith"
Act, which declared that the,
advocacy of such treason twas
crime, Now along comes
the Mb al’ Supreme Court and
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Ml AUG - 1957.
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Wash. Post and
Times Herald
Wash. News
Wash. Star
N. Y. Herald
Tribune
N. Y. Journal-
American a)
N.Y. Mirror
N.Y. Daily News —
N.Y. Times
Daily Worker
The Worker
New Leader
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