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Office Memora U2 « ONITED STATES GOVERNMENT? Fes pO TO 20: Or, reonyy Gee — DATE: October 5 oc mcamanamninn seer aal Mohr [sehen amet ¥xom 1 Uk Bobeg 2 PAEEO08 arene Rosen Taam Sixes .. - supyact: FULTON LEWIS, JR., BROADCAST brea ebhaaaial UND FOR THE REPUBLIC (ghee Ur. Lewis started Als program dy stating that after a contro- verstal tenure at the Untuerstity of Chicago, Robert UM. Hutchins joined the Ford Poundation tn 1951. Shortly afterwards, the Ford Foindation _ Ll granted the iniversity of Chicars Inw School $400,000 for a study of what was referred to as behautor ectences. Lewis checked with a fintversity of Chtcago spokesman who adutsed him that the study was made up of three elements, one of which was "The . dsmertcan Jury." The other two elements were studies of the income tar \sustem and the arbitration system, Lewts only discussed the study of the "American Jury.” “He Wiscussed the dean of the University of Chteago Law School, Edward sv. Leut, who wis given charge of the *400,000 crant. Lewis mentiones phat during World War IL Levi acted ag a apectal asstatant to the Attorney Jeneral. he actual study of the PAmerican Jury" was turned over bt tah ta ane of his associates, Harry Kaluen, Jr., who conducted the siudy Brom September, 1954,0n. He was asatsted in this study by Other lamyers »orinctpally, Abner Jo KNWikyda and Pouiee tick anda: °*. { [soctolonist PredsStodevgck rahonsiiel as a - ~ "fy ’ “t hres ; J. 0 hen referred to a story which appeared iy today's Los Angeles Times on the bayis of which he canducted his own tnvesti- gation. ‘ = ee {ore WN ee ag aan “then pointed oat that the informat}on whicn he had gathered teday directly concerned Adutchins, whom Xe\ then BWerated as the game mon wie saw no danger in Communtisms and whofsaw no need for Securtty nrograns, and tne man who decrtedk wire Tapp Inge re aid theta little nore than a year ago, Kalven and adhe three prewi ugls nttoned individuals went to Fichtita, Xansas, where ‘tne confe tren totth & G District Judge Delmus (phonetic) Htll. With Judge\ Hill's consent, Yalven and his associ- viates installed a ntcrophone tn the pery raven OS|WREN court during a time when civil] cases were being tried. The microphone was connected to n tape recorder fnstolled in the Judqags chambers. | ; rein Ie, foardman \ Vr, Neghods | ' aint NX Stkadeber® ey (hog co + ce = pr, Bal Ront os ac - Ford Foundqttem Pile, 4237 | . | esd jaar en = Fund for the ®epudide (100-891897) ++" Rartead (ithe 2b chal ot or} swan ais Ra ee ey ee ee ee ee ee eee ee