Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 23 June 1954 — Page 2

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Senator Mundt Says Hearing Took Too Long Advises Against Using Procedure / As A Precedent WASHINGTON (INS)-Sen. Karl D. Mundt (R-S. D.,) who presid>d over the McCarthy-army hear. Inga, advised other congressional investigators today againet using rules similar to those used in the televised marathon inquiry. Mundt told newsmen that his special subcommittee procedures were "too cumbersome, too hard to direct to the central Issues and too time consuming” He stressed that the "unique" set of ground rules, permitting cross-examination by counsel for both sides, was decided upon only because of the unusual nature of the hearings. The South Dakotan said that if another senate committee had handled the investigation—as he proposed in the first place—there would not have boon "thd extensive cross-examination which contributed" to the delay in his own unit’s hearings. They lasted eight weeks, with session* held during 36 days. , - Asked if -another committee would have,done a more complete Job. Mundt replied- ”1 don’t think they would have heard any more witnesses or gotten any more information — but they would have done it in half the time.” While Mundt stressed that hia group's special rules should not be re-adopted, he said he had no specific recommendations to make on how or whether existing rules in McCarthy’s and other investigating committees should be changed. He said that the attention which had been focused on the McCarthyarrny hearings "may help bring ideas and stimulate suggestions” for improving investigative procedures in the future. Asked if he thought senate prestige was damaged by the turbulent ar my* McCarthy -inquiry, Mundt replied: “I don’t think that any single hearing can have too great an impact on the prestige of the senate." - In a senate speech Tuesday, .Sen. Pat McCarran (D-Nev„) maintained that the hearings bad brought ridicule upon the senate •*Wh would hamper future investigations of Commuaisns and other matters. Meanwhile. Sen. Henry M, Jackson (D-Wash.,) said’ in an interview that he thinks a report on the hearings can be completed before congress goes home late in July or early August. He said it is “very important” that this be done because members of the subcommittee “will scatter” to their home states after adjournment Jackson said that success in meeting the deadline will depend on how,soon a summation of the two miilion words of testimony can be completed by counsel Ray H. Jenkins, who Went home to Tennessee Tuesday to embark on the task. He said he hopes to be through in three or four weeks. —— J-- -— Actress, Husband Are Free On Bail Marie McDonald Awaiting Hearing ’BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (INS) —Actress Marie (The Body) McDonald and her wealthy husband. Harry Karl, are free on bail today while awaiting court hearings, in Beverly Hills on a battery o! changes that have climaxed her hard luck career. The statuesxiue blond film star goes to justice court next Tuesday +-* far? arrnsirtiOTis ot driving un ; der influence of narcotics, hit-run iriving and di lying without a license. The 30-year-old beauty was scheduled for arraignment Tuesday, but her attorney produced a doctor’s affidavit saying she was too ill. Even so, Judge Henry H. Draeger fined her $25 for failing to appear. She is free on $509 hail. Her millionaire husband, shoe manufacturer Harry on bail of JLOOO .from charges *>t felonious aj-sault. Two photographers alleged he tried to run them down with his car when he piAed up his wife at Beverly Hills police station Monday. Karl’s preliminary hearing is

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