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scGU bruaryJustice Hugo Black 92O ' 1 ,
Supreme Gourt Buidling
Washington, D, C,
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I am an American citizen
men, I beliet-e in GOD,
ashamed if tears come to
would never be afraid toby birth, with a deep love of my country and country-
I salute the American flag with pride, I am not
IQ eyes when I hear the Star Spangled Banner. I
sign e. loyalty oath. I would never hide behind: the
let or 5th Amendments it I were asked it I were a communist. I hope these
qualifications are enoug: to warrant an answer to this letter.
I am going on the assumption that our Gonstitution no written to protect the
loyal American citizen, and not the Gommunist party or its affiliates. I have
written to the Eon. Spessard Holland of Florida to ask him to propose s. bill
that would make being a Communist an act of treason, punishable by death, for
we all know it is not e. political party, but a direct plot to destroy the
United States Government by deceit or violence ii necessary. It some that
there are already laws to this effect, out not good enough to stick. The
Hon. Francis Walter of the House Un-American Activities Committee, J, Edgar
Hoover, and our Congressmen and Senators do not seem to have the know-how on
I21-up unalnm AP Planes; -s-w-A-w92nnn'!e| an O-n haw; ink; Q11-In-seam; an-pi: nnwl ii: Phwhwe-no vIva92.s.J.-H5 vs. uuwnw ,_-Iavyvua-s.u| nu an uu uavv ens: -vuyavu-av -we-av vve- awn II-enulvve-0
commnnists. The answer to this is so simple that I think we have all oven-
looked it. The Supreme Court Justices should get their heads together and
tell our legislators the wording they must use in these laws if our high court
is expected to hand down a verdict of guilty to the members of the Communist
Conspiracy. This method would remove all guesswork and wonder from our legis-
lators, and enable than to know the emact wording required for a conviction.
I am sure all loyal Americans, our congresmen, and our higa courts are an»-xious to see laws passed that would not give eid and comfort to our nortaldé -enemy, the cominietei I ueuld be honored to write Q representative on y 1proposals as you render them, O [ ]JSome oi the recent decisions handed down by the Bsgeme Gog}, state tilt:
is alright to plot and advocate the violent overthrow of the United States '
and recruit students on the basis that they would teach them the best method
on how to commit murder, as well as other violent crimes, and be within their
constitutional rights Just so long as they did not try to get their students X
a job? This even might work into Federal lid and ts: exemption. It eeems.to ' <5
ne that this could be done, It it can I hope it never leaks out, for I tearthere are many people in this country Elke vould take edvq%age or this sleek!' - Qf w -llmost every day, I read in the paper of £92iIrZofficiaJ%"in go'3ern|?sZt5 is né }
our citizens to snap out of our apathy towards communism before it is to late. '
Then, lo and behold I read a little further, and see where our 9l1plte.In-con.rt-
Just relased some more Columnists on their so-called Constitutional rights -
- . . and then reed a little further to find that our leaders Justga, mel 195Government, as long as no action is taken. If this is what the Constitutionmeans, couldn't e. well--financed organization start a University of Murder, Q
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e. few millions to Czechoslovakia so that they can mild arms and ammunition
to ahi to Cuba so that Castro can threaten to blow our heade off, I think P
I can speak for meet of the citizens of the Unitec States when I say: L1
0'1 EH3 SAME FROM mmmurrnnomorommam . ..g,1mwnnLLowmnm;xrm_ __ __ __ 3ggmmn» a a
A very much concerned citizen,
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Hon. S'peBBB.1' Holland
Hon. Francis Walter
John I[email protected] Hoover
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Mr. Tavel
Mr. Trotter; Dear Sir -' HI: BSIs it true that you have said'thousands "" :%'° '°""""of communists could be arr ted in ;:::e"n:::
one night in U. S. A. but our preme Miss no1mes____
Court would turn them loose"? ni ,
II so, why are most of them, ii not all, in-in or I
that for our nation? '7 _ ».J.A/
I am genuinely worried for our future and would like
>' very much to have a short to the point article for
publication in our county, Hancock, paper and others
if they will print it.E eée
Thank you.
' Sincerely yours for a Free America
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Deer Sir,
I Pm >-n American Iho would never be efrrid to
telce F loy.-ltyoatil, nor nos ld 1 ever hidebehlnd the
First or Fiftliktuuuelidments. y
As :-"I1 1~meric:=n czitizezl em grertly concerned
vcier recent decisions of the ull rene Court. I do not
"believe t.h>t we S110-.-ld be lecniernt mtu those W140 areedvoc=ting snd plotting our overtnroe: es e nrtion, nor I F
do 1- feel thrt Communists end fellow-travelers should
be allowed to te:-ch there ti. ings in schools, clubs,
or any "outlic pl."-Ce. Ideas are powerful, end to sov-
ideas on revolution and overthrowjin young herrts I
PCTO ss the nation, sill res*.1_,lt sooner or leter, in e Lharvest of revolutionary actions. {
Mey 1 suggest, thrt the Sup:-ene Court be Pdvised
or requested to spell out thle kind of let, and the iprecise wording that is necessrry for them to h=nd down 1
P verdict of conviction for those who nish to te.=.ch ' ye
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end the Sapreme Eourt, above ell, should stand ready
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195'!SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Case Popularly known as
Plessy v. Ferguson
ALA. ScheChter
Corp. V. U.S.
Carter v. Carter Coal
Co.
U.S. v. Butler
A. B. Kirschbaum v.
Walling
Schneiderman v. U.S.
Korematsu v. U.S.
Bridges v. Wilton
Youngstown Sheet 8:
Tube v. Sawyer
Bridges v. U.S.
Brown v. Board of
Education
Phillips Petroleum v.
Wisconsin
Peters v. Hobby
Pennsylvania v.
Nelson
Cole v. Young
Ry. Employees Dept.v. Hanson
Slochower v. Bd. of
Higher Ed.
Gold v. U.S.
Jericks v. U.S.
Kcnigsberg v. State
Bar
Lambert v. Calif.
Mallory v. U.S.
Penna. V. Board ol Di-
rectors of City Trusts
Sentner v. Barton
Service v. Dulles
Sweezy v. New Hamp-shire
U.S. v. E. I. duPont
de Nemours Co.
Watkins v. U.S.
Yates v. U.S.Same
Sick Chicken or
NRA Case
Guffey Coal Act
Case
A.-AA Case
Elevator Operator
Case
Schneiderman Case
Relocation Case
Harry Bridges Case
Steel Case
Harry Bridges Case
Segregation Case
Natural Gas Case
Peters Case "
Sedition Case
Cole Case
Nebraska Labor Case
Slochower Case
Ben Gold Case
Jencks Case
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Calif. Felon Case
Mallory Case
Girard College Case
Seniner Case
Service Case
Sweery Case
duPont Case
Watkins Cue
California Commu-
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MENTIONED IN THIS VOLUME
Dealing with Reference Men-
Separate but equal fa-
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NRA and g<w't. con-
trol of industry
Govt. control of coal
production
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culture
Interstate commerce
Citizenship of alien
communists
Rights of Japanese-
American citizens
Deportation
Presidential seizure of
steel mills
Naturalization
Schools and segrega-
lion
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Loyalty
State sedition law:
Govt. security risks
Labor unions
Teachers
Noncommunist oaths
FBI les
Practice of law
Knowledge oi law
Police apprehension
of criminal suspects
Wills and schools
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Gov't. employees
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nopoly"
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A. B. Kirschbaurn v. Walling, 29.
Acheson. Dean, 2|, 22, 53, 59.
Agricultural Adjustment Act AAA!, 14, I8.Alabama, University ol, Ii.A. L A. Scheehter v. U. 5., 13-14.
Alien Registration Act, 30.Allen, Robert S., 4-7.Ameraaia, 59-G0.
American Bar Association, 36, 43, 51, 74.Amerimrs Constihrliond Development,34-35.
Americans for Democratic Action, 36-37.America: Advocate: Roberi H. Jackson, 4B.Annenberg, Moe, 26.Ailanric Union C01-ru-nittee, $0-S l.Atomic Energy Commission, 59.
Beck, Dave, 24.Bituminous Coal Aer, I4.
Black, Hugo l'..., I6-18, 22, 23, 27, 32, 33, 38,42, 46, 47, 48, 50, 52, 54, 57, 59, 60, 6|,62, 63, '71.
Board cl Higher Education N.Y.C.!, 59.Bowdoin College, 49.Braden, Carl, 57558.Brameld, Theodore, 44.
Brandeis, Louis D., ll, 12, I3, l5. 16, I9, 4!.Brennan. William ]., _[r., 50, 51-52, 6l, 62,63, 68.
Bricker, John, SI.Bridges, Harry, 30.Bridges v. Wixon, 30.
Brooklyn College, 58-59.Brmvnell, Herbert, 36.Brown v. Board of Education, 39-42.Burke. Edmund, 75.
Burion. Harold M., 32, 46, 49, 50, 52, 57, $9,61, 62, 63.
Butler, Plerte, I1, 13, 15, 15, 27.Byrnes, James F., 25.
Cardozo, Benjamin N., ll, 12, 13, 15, I6.Camegie Foundation, 44.Calholic Church, 20.
Civil Right! Conunisaion, I8.Clark, K. B., 44.
Clark, Tom, 32, 44, 46, 49, 50, 52, 51', 59, GO,61, 62, 63.
Claywn Ami-Truss Aer, 64.Cole v. Young, 59.
College of the City oi New York, I9.
Colorado, University of, 27.Columbia law School. 16.
Columbia University, 18, 2,3. _
Cornmumst Party U.S.!, 26, 29, 37, 44, $9,GU, 55.
Communist Workers Book Shop Catalog, 44.Cogifraesa of Industrial Organization CID!,
Connolly, Dorothy Healay, 68.Coreorarr, Thomas, 21.Cornell University, 12.Cummings v. Board of Education, 41 fmota.
Daily People: World, 44.Daily Worker, 44, 68.Danaher, John A., 52.Democratic Party, 26, 36.Doelds, Harold W., 16.
Douglas, William 0., I6, 22-25, 2?, 30, 32,38, 44, 46, S0, 52, 59, 61, 62, 63, 68.Du Bois, W. B. B., 40, 4S.
Dulles, john Foster, 5|.
Einnein, Albert. 18.
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 12, I8, 28, 35, 36,J3, 40, 50, 51. 52, 62, 72.Eisenhower, Milton, 3|.
Fair Employment Practices Commission FEPC!, 37.
Federal Bureau of Invesllon FBI!, S,38, 52, 59, 60, 69. 74.Federal Farm Board, 18.Federal Trade Commission, 64.Flynn, John T., 75.
Frankfurter. Felix, I6, I9-22, 23, 27, 29, 32,38, 44, 46, 47, 48, 50, 52, 53, 57, $9. 61,62, 63, 64, 67, 68.Franlhlrtar, Mrs. Felit. 22.Frazier, E. Franklin, 44.
Garner, John Nance, 26.Garner of Teaas, 26.
Garriaon, William U975. 40.General Motors Corporation, 25-26.Gerhardt. Eugene C., 48»Giflrd College, or-as.Girard, Stephen, 64-65.Critlow, Benjamin. Z6.Gold, Ben, 50.Gong I-lim v. Rica, 4| ltnote.
Hague, Frank. 27.Hinighgn, Frank, 36.
Harlan. john Manhall, S0-$1, 51, $9-60, 61,62. 6.1, 68.
Harrirnan, Aver-ell, 37.Harvard Lgsv Review, 55.
Harvard Law SCIIWL 19, 20, 21, 52, 53.Hillrnan, Sidney, 24.Hias, Allir. 21. 22, 51.Hitler, Adolf, I0. 1!.Hoffa, James, 24.
Holmea, Oliver Wendell, I9, 41.Hoover, Herbert, 9, 10, 18.Hoover, J. Edgar, 31, 68.
Hughes, Charla! Illllh, ll, 12, 13, 14, 15,I6, 41, 47, 48.Human Events, 36-
Hunion, Mn. Zora Neal, 4-2.
Indiana University, 49.
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Internal Security, Senate Sub-Committee on,57, 68-69.
International Monetary Fund, 38.Iowa. Slate University ol, 27.
Jackson. Robert H., 25, 32, 45-48, 50, 55.Jaffe, Philip, 59-60.Jefferson, Thonms. 6. 73.Jehovah: Witneeaea, 20.Jencks, Clinton E., 52.Jenclra v. Ll. S-, 52.
Jenner, William E., 50, 57.Jeeeup, Philip, 5|.Josephson, Matthew. 20-2 l.
Julia Riehrnan High School, 42.
Kanaaa, University of, 50.Kefauver, E res, 37.
Kelly, Ed. 27.
Kentucky Wesleyan College, 1B.Kiipatrick, James Jackson, 4|, 73.Konigsberg, Raphael, 60-61.Konigsberg v. State Bar, 60-El.Kruck, Arthur, 34.Ku Klua Klan, 17, 48.
Labor Injuraction, The, 20.
Landia, Jame-a BL, 21.Lawrence, David, 70.l£pkQ, Louis, 24.Lewie, John L., 47.Lippman, Waller, 16.
Longvvorth, Mn. Alice Roosevelt, 22.Luaky, Louie, 54.
MacArthur, Douglas, 22.MICI,4QlIl'I, Archibald, 2|.Madieon, Jamel, 73.Mallory, Andrew R., 66-67.Mallory v. U.S., 67.
Marshall, George, 59.Manor», Alpheua Thomas, 54.Mattheara, J. B., 40.
McCanan-Waller Immigration Act, l."McCarthyism," 3'1.
McCarthy, ._lOllp|'l R., 1?, 3.7.McReynoldI. Jamel C., ll, 13, 15, 16.Michigan. Univeraity ol, 25.
Minion, Sherman, 32, 33, 34, 45, 49-50, 57,59, 62.
Holey, Raymond, 16.Morgan, J. P. B Cn., I5.
Morgemhau, Henry jr., 22.Morria, Robert, 68-69.
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Murphy. Frank, 25-27. 32, $2. 71.Murray, Philip, 33.Ilvlurray, Robert V.. 67-68.Mueaolini, Benito, I3.
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Nehru, Jawaharlal, 24.Nelson, Steve, 57. 62.
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Occidental College, 24.0'Conor, Herbert R., 74.
Paris, University of. l8.Pendergast, Tom, 26.
Pennsylvania, Univeraity of, 52.Pennsylvania v. Board of Director: cl CityTrusts, 64-65.
Pennsylvania v. NeiionPeters, John P., 56-57.Peters v. Hobby, 57.
Petrillo, Jamea, 24.Phillipa Petroleum v. Wisconsin. 63.Pine. David A,, 33.
Plesay v. Ferguson, 40, 45, 51.Paaae Comitarua Act, 42-43.Pravda, 24.
Princeton Univanity, 16, 50.Proakauer, Joseph, 51.
Quill, Mike, 24.
Railway, Employee! Dept. v.H.aneon, 64.Rauh, Joseph L., 36-37.Reconstruction Finance Corporation, ll.
Reed, Stanley 17., l, 18-19, 32, 33, 34, 45.49. 57, 59, 62.Rehn-quiet, William H., 55-56.
Republican Party, 36, 37.Rirhberg, Donald, 64.Richmond Newa'Lead'er, 71.Richmond Tirnel-Dilplfclla, 42.
Roberta, Owen 1., ll, 13, 14, l5, 28, 41.Rooeevelt, Eleanor Mra. Franklin D.!, 25,46.
Rooeevelt, Frenklin 5.. 9. H}, .I7, 18, I9, 21. 22, 23, 25, 26, 27,31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 46, 47, 49, 71, 72.Roosevelt, Hall. 25.
Roosevelt, Theodore, l9.Rolenberg, Juliul and Ethel, 22, 23.Rutledge. Wiley B., 25, 27.
Sarah I492wrence College, 24.Schechter, A. L. A., 13-l4.Srherer, Gordon I-L, 55.Schneiderman v. U. S., 39.Schneiderrnan, William, 30.Securities and Exchange Comrniaaion, 23.Seniner v. Barton, til.
Service, john Stewart, 59-60.Service v. Dulles, 59-60.
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Sorolrin, Pitiritn A., 4.2,
Sovereign Staree, The, 4l, 73.Stennia. John, Tl.Stephena, Harold M., 52.Steveneolt, Adlai, 37, 38.Stimson, Henry L, l9.
Stone, Harlan F., ll, 12, 13, l5, 15, 20, 28,32, 41, 47, 54.
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Sweezy v. New Harnpehire, 61-62,Swisher, Carl Brant, 34-35.
Taft-Hartley Act, 33, 35, §l_l.Taft. Robert A., 36. 48.
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Thompson, Dorothy, I6.Timmons, Baacom NZ, 26.
Tlll. Harry S-. 12. 23. 25, 28, 31-J4, 35,38, 42. 47, 48, 49, l'l., 72. 74.
Un-American Activities, Houea Conunion, 60.
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Vanderbilt, Arthur F., 36.
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Vinaon, Fred Mn 23, 31-34, 35, 47, 52.Virginia, Univeraity ol, 18.
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Warren, Earl, 31, 35-38, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45,46, 50, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59, 61. 52,63, 68.
Waahington Event?! Star, 6'1.Washingon University, 2?.Watlrina v. U. S., 9, I7. 20, 61.Wlieeler, Burton K., 15.
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Dear Sir,
Writing in reference to prayer in school. So many
people seem to think those Judges are not American in there way
of thinking all Justices ?! one year ?! did not vote They have handed
down some pretty funny decisions of late. Dont you think they should
be checked? I think it about time the American people started to
clean them out. Sen Mo. Carthy was right. Those bullheads did not
believe him. Krus Chef made a statement he did not have to worry
about America. Since when does 5 families speak for all America?
The people are raving mad about it. Those Judges represent all
America not 5 families Since when did any prayer hurt any child?
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July 16, 1962,
we J0 HOOVQI
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
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Dear Mr. Hoover:
I for one appreciate your efforts in law enforcement. It seems that
every time you report, crime has increased. It is time the tide of
crime should go the other way.
In no opinion, C proceedure and criminal laws should be reformed.To begin with t-he°g§92;_:::<;2§_cl_e_h§Jou:'t, some years ago an English statesman
said our Supreme Court was 5Lnufmeccessa.ry 1uxu.ry a.nd should be
abolished. He may have been right. I do not think the President
should be allowed to appoint those Judges, as most oi them are appointed
for political reasons. The American Bar Association knows who among
them are qualified. Let them select three for consideration, then a
Senate Comxrdttee should investigate them and recommend one one for the
appointment. The sane proceedure could be emloya for all FederalJudges. The Slpreme Court often renders a 51 decision, which is proof
that about half of them do not understand the Constitution.
Q1 the matter oi &tate Courts, Iawywers have had too much to say in
framing the criminal Il.a1-rs. It is too easy to get a new trial reversalor appeal. Everytime this is done, one or more lawyers have their lands
out. At the same time, it means more expense to the State. For instance
consider the Chessman case in Califoz-;_1i.;ai"__: 62 £2 O2 75_,.-!_ !_____
I think 311 Courts should be equal. 1h:駣5E'e ear could select a men
qualified men among them to review Court proceedure and it should not
be generally known who they are, to avoid any attempt toward bribery.
When a cr:1.m::_nal is tried in State Court, a transcript oi the proceedings
should be made ard a copy sent to three oi these men for revieu.,..'|.ncLj__,_ _,__
two of them say the criminal had a fair trial, no appeal should be granted.
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to say if he is guilizy, perhaps sometimes with extenuating cd.re92u1etances,____then let the Judge say what the penalty should be. , 92Juries are sometimes too "chicken hearted" and do not like to apply K
the daeth penalty. Since the criminals are gaining on us, the deat _92._penalty ShOLL'Ld be applied ten times more than it is. O1-¢13ErCQRRE . *
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Dear Mr. Hoover,
92I I-low we wish that all men in charge of ourgovernnt would avoid political favoritism. How we hope
that the upreme Court will soon stop usurping the powers of
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We appreciate your love for our Constitution,
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May God bless you always. We feel so happy /to quote your words in the Family Weekly of Jan. 27, 1963, V
of Santa Barbara. " I feel today, as on May 10, 1924, the
challenge to be a servant of my fellowman and my G_9_d.
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dated February 20, 1963, a copy oi which went to all officers and members oithe Criminal Law Seon Council, has appointed a 7-man committee to form aliaison with me omlAdvisory Committee on Criminal Rules.
This committee will study preliminary draft of proposed amendments to the
Federal rules On criminal procedure and report on them at the next council
meeting in Chicago which will be held during the annual American Bar Association
meeting, August, 1963. The committee consists of Charles A. Bellows,Chairman
General Charles L. Decker, Judge Advocate General oi the Army; General
Kenneth J. Hodson oi General Decl~:ers Staii; Arthur Freund oi St. Louis; Judge
Laurance M. Hyde, Jefferson City, Missouri; Rufus King of Washington,
and Edward Silver, District Attorney of Brooklyn, New York.D. C.;
. These proposed amendments were the subject of a memorandum from
the Training Division dated 2/ 28/-63 and are being studied by the Legal Research
Desk of that Division which will alert me to any oi the proposed amendments in
which the Bureau has an interest so that I will be able to follow these matters
closely with the liaison committee set up by Chairman Younger.
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In the original o a m morandum captioned and dated as above, the CongressionalRecord for qlgj.-IX? 3 was reviewed and pertinent items were
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I appeal to you in behalf of the welfare of our Country! Boneone
forget political strings and stand up courageously and do what is really-beet for this Country. Pro: your pest record of concern for our ¥Quth'eJ-A
politics and help us to respect our leaders again.
92Hy husband and I voted for Hr. Kennedy, but apparently our confidence
ewes misplaced. We feel that it would do no good to appeal to a men who '
allows Dr. lartin Luther King, Jr. whose soft-spoken ways reek of hy
rpocrisy and hr. !ruschev's tactics! and other negro leaders such as Bus
ttin with a criminal record and Communistic intents! to disrupt all laand of forty years of service to our America, I believe your courage is 1
without equal and that you could lead us out of this morass of rotten
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and order in this Country, but accuses a patriotic and fearless Americ n,
our Governor of Alabama, the Honorable George Wallace, of bringing death
and chaos to our State because he rebels against a law that we feel to beagainst the best interests of both races involved. 39$
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I am an average American citizen, white, female, forty-eight years of
age and the mother of one thirteen year old son. I care enough about the
youth of today, both white and Negro, to want we adults to rectify a hie»
take that we allowed to take place by our apathy. If we adults are in a
state of confusion because we can't respect the "Law of our Land anymore
because it is obviously being misused, what kind of a future are we offer-
ing our children? Neither white nor black children can feel s fe in their
he allo ed cu reme schools or churches, anymore, Just because we ve w r§gp_1T_Court to reverse a decision that we knew was not to the good of our oune74
some you think 11; a remarkable fact, an-. Hoover, hat the We subJ@<=1=e
which have always disturbed.Americans nationwide, and caused the most
dissension among us, namely. our civil liberties and religious freedom,
have been publicized and had reverse decisions rendered on them by the
Supreme Court in recent years? Even though both decisions can be ration-
alized, there are millions of thinking Americans who are aware that this
is exactly the manner in which Communists spread their insidious disease.
Doesn't it appear to you that they have achieved their goal by creating
more turmoil within our Country than there has been since the Civil Ear?3'" i; |i 1.pl 1 ling ; ,[}t-.1} |'.JLH.e§Y-9'53t _ ' e OCT/if 19531 q 92'.-!'*'3.Pt - -.._ __92 92:*J:"*'W ' & EH16 is <11? I Q3,»P Xi
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iland prevails that subversive elements have influenced our Supreme Court
and that the 'bul1dozing' methods being employed by our leaders to force
;our acceptance of their questionable decisions only create resentment and
Ldisharmony, something constructive must be done to restore our faith in
our leaders! Don't you think that if the American people be shown that
the integrity of our nine Bupreme Court Justices is beyond reproach that
Awe could more willingly accept laws on which we cannot vote? What better
bers of their Cabinets, our Senators and Congressmen and other public of-I yway than by Television? After all, the lives of our ?residents, the m6m-
92fioisls are open books to us. Why should the nine men whose decisions
have torn this Country asunder remain shrouded in mystery? Uhy should
they remain aloof and be treated with more respect than our Presidents?
After all, they are only human beings, not gods. We Americans are not of
the stock to blindly follow our leaders, and I, for one, have ceased to
lbs a "hero worshipper. When world famous and respected ministers of the
Gospel allude to our Supreme Court dieparagingly, isn't it time to know
.these nine men better? If our Justices possess the fine characters which
should be synonymous with men in such trusted positions, they should want
,to do their Country a great service by being thoroughly investigated by
your Department and by letting all the facts and themselves be publicized
on Television. r
I appeal to you not because I wish to discredit anyone, but because we
Americans who have always loved our Country and trusted our leaders are
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Television is getting ready_for another Political Show" in the vou elec-
tions, and we will be barraged with.facts and rumors about the two candi-
dates ohoeen, but if the man who is elected has to run this Country accord-
ing to the edicts of the Supreme Court, what difference does it make wheth-
er we even vote, or not? It seems to me, and I'm sure, to millions of oth-
er Americans concerned about the plight of our Country, that our gupreme
Court should be chosen b the eople instead of being appointed, but since Y P
this change hasn't been made, please use your influence to help us know our
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Can you possibly clear up a few things regarding the U. S. Supreme Court
fie 7' 7* ' ~ C-
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2. It seems their fight Against pornography is very poor, ii they
allowed the legality of such a filth as Tropic of Cancer"-
3. And now I read where they decided the members oi the Communists
party is not obliged to register _
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with copies of the Decisions of theqpreme fhuggduring the lest
few years, bearing, primarily on their decisions favorable to
Athe ism, Gorzlaunism and those restricting the activities oi our
law inforcenent officers. Including also integration and the
reapportionment of the Representatives and Senators from the
various states. ; 'Ie it appropriate o ossible for you to supply us [ I
We are endeavoring; to compile a record, which
we believe are, in some cases, illegal and not in conformity with
the Constitution- In other words, making laws, not interpreting
those already enacted by Congress or authorized by the Constitution.
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Re memorandum 7/léik from D. J. Brennan Jrv sto Mr. Sullivan. ¢ C , t
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in referenced memorandum were furnished to the Laboratory
for search in the Anonymous Letter File. The search was
made with negative results. Copies were not added to this
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RECOMMENDATION: That this memorandum and enclosures be
forwarded to the Correspondence and Tours
Section and Liaison Unit for their
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