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"P. Bernard Nortman"
Date: various dates
Author: (?)
Published for/in: Files of the State Department concerning Mr. Nortman
Content: "1. Memorandum to Mr. Peurifoy, through Mr. Robinson,
from Mr. Fitch, dated June 16, 1947; 2. Communication from the Philadelphia
division of the Security agency of the State Department addressed
to the Chief Special Agent in Washington, D.C. dated June 9, 1947;
3. Communication from Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBI to
Federick B. Lyon, Director of the Office of Controls, classified personal
and confidential and delivered by special messenger. The letter was
dated August 2, 1946; 4. Communication from Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director
of the FBI to Federick B. Lyon, Director of the Office of Controls,
classified personal and confidential and delivered by special messenger.
The letter was dated August 23, 1946; 5. Communication from Mr. J.
Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBI to Federick B. Lyon, Director of
the Office of Controls, classified personal and confidential and delivered
by special messenger. The letter was dated January 30, 1947; 6. Civil
Service form 57 contained in the file revealed the following information...;
7. Unsigned Memorandum from the FBI dated July 11, 1947; 8. Transcript
of Hearings; 9. Transcript of Hearings; 10. Transcript of Hearings;
11. Memorandum to Counsel ACOPS from Hamilton Robinson dated April
1, 1947"
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"Summary of Actions Which Have had the Effect
of Decreasing Incentives for Military Service"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "A basic commissary statute has existed since 1866.
The statute of 1884 prescribed that sales of 'subsistence supplies
... shall be made at cost price only.' Military personnel were therefore
usually able to purchase subsistence at lower prices than were charged
in civilian stores. The resulting lower cost-of-living compensated
in part for the fact that military salaries were generally lower than
civilian pay for comparable jobs." {5 pp}
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"An Analysis of the Privilege Against Self-incrimination
with Arguments for and Against its Modification"
Date: December 24, 1953
Author: American Law Division
Published for/in: The Library of Congress: Legislative Reference Service
Content: Outlined in four areas: Historical development; Scope of
the privilege; Compelling testimony under grant of immunity; Should
the privilege against self-incrimination be repealed?
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"Suggested Method of Handling Program at Auditorium
Night of October 17th"
Date: October 7, 1952
Author: C. Andrade, III
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "Have the Hillbilly band and singers report to the High
School Auditorium at 6:30 for instructions on music they will play
from time to time on the radio between 7:00 and 8:30. The only radio
station we have for this time is the Tyler Station."
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"Proposal at Council on Islamic Affairs"
Date: December 30, 1955
Author: (?)
Published for/in: Council on Islamic Affairs
Content: "To finance the broadening of the scope of activity
of the Council on Islamic Affairs to permit it to attain the following
objectives: 1. To assume the role of the most significant public opinion
molding body in the field of American-Middle Eastern relations. 2.
At the same time to maintain and strengthen the present pro-American,
anti-Communist administration of the Council so that it can reflect
this attitude in its dealings with both American and Middle Eastern
public opinion groups. 3. To give the Council freedom of action to
mobilize American industry behind those elements in the United States
favorable to a pro-American, anti-Communist foreign policy toward
the nations of the Near and Middle East. 4. To erect a formidable
"
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"Extract from Broadcast Fulton Lewis, Jr. --
Mutual Network. In Response: Alfred Friendly, Managing Editor, the
Washington Post"
Date: February 3, 1956
Author: Fulton Lewis and Alfred Friendly
Published for/in: Extract from Broadcast
Content: "In New York, Paul Hughes, the man who posed as an investigator
for the McCarthy Committee and sold phony information and documents
to a group of fanatical McCarthy haters for a total of almost 12 thousand
dollars, was acquitted by a Federal Court jury last night, and it
has been announced that no further prosecution against him will be
attempted."
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"Extract from Broadcast Fulton Lewis, Jr. --
Mutual Network. In Response: Alfred Friendly, Managing Editor, the
Washington Post"
Date: January 16, 1956
Author: Fulton Lewis and Alfred Friendly
Published for/in: Extract from Broadcast
Content: "In New York today, a bizarre trial got underway in Federal
Court, which throws back to the days of the Army McCarthy hearings,
and the election campaign of that years, 1954."
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"Analysis of Charges Against McCarthy - Editors
Convene, Hear Notable Addresses"
Date: April 18, 1954
Author: William Randolph Hearst, Jr.
Published for/in: San Francisco Examiner
Content: "All year around American newspaper editors kid the
great American custom of conventioning. But you guessed it, we have
one of our own each year here in the Capital." Asterix and comments
in pencil made throughout.
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"Stewart Alsop was an Ex-Marxist"
Date: May, 1941
Author: Steward Alsop
Published for/in: Wanted: A Faith to Fight For, Atlantic Monthly
Content: "... Be that as it may; many people, especially young
people, sought the alternative and found it, if not in Communism,
at least in an approximation of Marxism."
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"June 17 as 'Freedom Day'"
Date: March 12, 1954
Author: N. de Rochefort
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "The bloody events of June 17, 1953 in Berlin and in
East Germany could have been used as a major theme of a world-wide
agitation campaign against Communism and the Soviets in attacking
them as 'enslaving the labor' and maintaining puppet Governments in
conquered countries by the sole force of bayonets."
- "Some Pertinent Facts About the Support Program"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "The Republican Party can take the credit for the Farm
Support Program. This Program has proved very popular with farmers,
rural bankers, and constructive merchants, as it gives a floor and security
to the entire rural population. Such a program makes it possible for
the rural people to buy the necessary manufactured products which in
turn helps labor and industry throughout the United States. Let's look
at the record." {19 PP} Corrections made in red throughout.
- "Libel"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "A libel is a malicious publication, expressed either
in printing or writing, or by signs and pictures, tending either to
blacken the memory of one dead or the reputation of one who is alive,
and expose him to public hatred, contempt, or ridicule. In its most
general and comprehensive sense it may be said that any publication
that is injurious to the reputation of another is a 'libel'."
- "Congressional and State Legislative Hearings and Reports on
Investigations of Subversive Activities, 1938-1954"
Date: 1938-1954
Author: (?)
Published for/in: (?)
Content: List of titles and number of volumes. {3pp}
Date: last week of July 1953
Author: (?)
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "During the last week of July 1953 (app. 28-29) a secret
'Rep. Political Strategy' (53-54) meeting was convened at the White
House. Some of the personnel attending were -- Pres. Eisenhower, Atty.
Gen. Brownell, Sen. H. Ferguson, Sen. Jenner, Mr. Morris, Leonard W.
Hall, Senator McCarthy, Francis D. Flanagan (Counsel), Rep. Velde..."
{4pp}
- "Proposed Draft"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "Because of his defeat in a close race in the elections,
Congressman Charles J. Kersten of the 5th district of Wisconsin (Milwaukee),
should now be considered for the new federal judgeship for the Eastern
district of my state. Kersten is the only one of the eight Republican
Congressmen from Wisconsin who will not return to the House." {2pp}
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"International Civil Aviation Organization"
Date: January 10, 1953
Author: Legal Committee
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "Summary of the work of the legal committee during its
ninth session" {24pp}
- "The Fort Monmouth Security Investigations"
Date: August 1953-April 1954
Author: The Scientists' Committee on Loyalty and Security
Published for/in: Security Investigation
Content: "...The Federation of American Scientists is a nation-wide
organization, representing all fields of science and engineering, which
is concerned with the impact of scientific developments on the national
and international scene. It has worked consistently for a public policy
which will further U.S. science and to insure the effective utilization
of scientific progress by governments."
- "The 'Why' and the 'Wherefore'"
Date: (?)
Author: Joaquin R. Roces
Published for/in: (?)
Content: "I first became interested in the study of communism when
I was nineteen. To a certain extant, I was then almost convinced that
the Communists were not as bad as they were described."
- "The HUK Situation"
Date: December 1956
Author: Joaquin R. Roces
Published for/in: Manilla Times
Content: First and Second Series: "An Appraisal"; Third Series:
"Parliamentary Struggle: its meaning"; Last Series: "Continuing
Threat"
