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— 4001 Gppeueve suiscuteuis as important fields, such as” bs rors by "dennar | aa 4 he 3 ar t & warning of of attempts to to 4 wcliypie the Supe that Poet “EFEClL SPILE FW aue it was sounded yesterda at t the ual conference of the New York Ctvil Liberties Union. = he warning was given iD Dilliard, editorial writer Bt. Louis Post-Dispatch, he had received the Fiorina _ §@gker Civil Liberties Award af” "$1,000 for outstanding work in the field of cis of civi] liberties. - Dilliard told the confer- lence’s iuncheon session that f€pmate Bill 2646, submitted by Senator Wilteam E. Jenner, Re. « to ceripple the Supreme ” because of recent rulings | peaking tel, Mr, Dilliard deciared that. the Jenner bill “would have, Onugress vindictively retaliate against the Supreme Court for some eight civil liberties de-f eftions.” id He said that’ the proposed Aegislation would bar the court (ina, annallatea tiriedictian in Congressional investigations and <hvernment employment in loy- | alty investigations.” - Court Make-Up Hailed He sald the bill also would? “WSck the Supreme Court out FF in cases involving teachers and)” lawyets caught in the same 4 net." Mr, Dilliard continued: ¥ “The proponents of the Jenner |g: Pilland the many other pending r attacks on the Supreme Court would have the American peopie| ‘béliteve that our high bench fey is packed with irresponsible| wists of one reckless mind. i "Actually the nine jurists whol: mtake up our Supreme Court ehidw are probably more repre- sentative than the members of| y, Rrevious Suprem. “4” ch,” , A panel discussion o este an va i and Favesdrd Coen juncheon session. tom tan Meany Weaskiaetar ley J. Tracy, Washington \\~ atryer and former assistant ‘director of the Federal Bureau qed. Inyestigation, said d é@a! =, threat to individual’ liberty, ut properly restricted, {Rese activities are essential, if indispensable, to both na- onal and individual security.” Edward EHennett “Williams, eo of Law at Georgetown! University and also a Washing- den. lawyer, gaid that aithough mgress had made it a crime ‘to tap telephones or to use in- Qerthation obtained from taps, “the Federal Bureau of Investl- gation has been and ia contin- usdsly engaged in this illicit; MB a. dey 135 TA mtrolled wiretapping A A Le A pping constitute a,