Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1951 — Page 4
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"essential documents on our for- -. eign policy, on our domestic pol-
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- Jenner Acts to End sunded Marine . - | Is Recovering £ . — T man's Gri 1] Marine Cpl. Willis Clark Jr. is = fi p recuperating from throat ‘and s * chest wounds sustained in Korean E P hl battle, according to word sent his = l IC ecor S parents here, = Cpl. Clark, one = By DAN KIDNEY of three sons of = Times Staff Writer Mr. and Mrs. = WASHINGTON, Oct. 19—S8en, Frank Marr Sr. = william E. Jenner (R.: Ind.) of 3518 S. Ry- : would take the power to classify alt By 38 ii = government documents as secret seas Naval hos-|E away from President Truman and! pital. : = give it to Congress, he declared “I'm in fine = today. shape, getting. = He introduced a Senate bill to good medical = carry out this plan. Cpl. Clark care and enter- nn It provides that all public rec- tainment, and 12 prds. be open to public inspection am able to walk and cheer up my = except as material affecting the buddies who can't get around,” = national security {is declared he wrote. He added he was “up = classified by Congress. for rotation” and will “come home = The measure is in line with his soon.” = amendment to open welfare rolls! Cpl. Clark, 20, and his half = to inspection, the junior Senator brother, Cpl. Frank Marr, 22, = from Indiana, pointed out. formerly worked for the Pennsyl- = “The American people must be vania Railroad. The latter form- = kept informed about the activities erly served in Korea and is now = of all government officials, local,/at Ft. Eustis, Va. = state and national, if honesty and Another brother, Sgt. Cliff E. g Integrity in government is to be Marr, 24, is in Japan. = restored,” Sen. Jenner said. — —— = * Says Records Suppressed y in " “Every day we see fresh evi- GOP's Pet Welfare 2 dence of how the Fair Deal sys- | z + tematically suppresses public rec- . : = . ords when the records tell a story | [)s ; TE the, Fair Dealers do not like. But fj eaten dCK = public records are a public trust. ; dick = L Ta tamper with public recards is « He on
ernment by the people cannot Continued From Page One
long endure. } . : “The issue appears in many 19, a resolution calling for exforms—in the administration’s posure of the “unholy alliance refusal to give records of possible hetween the international undersubversive activity to committees world and high U. 8. government : in Congress, in the President's ofcials” in th esale of narcotics. Democrats denounced the resowithhold ° information from the lution as a “smear” campaign press, and in the closing of public ,imeq at the Truman administra-
The minority Senators. .however, stood ready to vote for the | GOP welfare spending hill after | final approval of the Jenner |
“We do not know how many
fcy, and on subversion in govern-
Would Restore Aid
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Proteet Fair Deal ithe federal ban on state publica- |= “They are kept secret not to i; "cf names of welfare recipi- |=
a year to Indiana now withheld =
the American people, not to pro- becaus of the state’s new “anti =
tect the needy from the press but
Senate Democrats have solidly |=
press. “The executive branch should OPPosed the GOP measure to al- IE never have the power to decide | 1°W financing of welfare from =
which of its records it will make State funds until federal grants |Z
"public and which it will suppress, 27 restored. =
I should be opposed to giving | Senate Democrat Leader Leo!=
such power to any administration, Stemle sald today, “We will go/= even a good one. |along with the appropriation bill|= “Only the Congress, the legis- Once the Jenner amendment is lative body representing people, Passed and we are sure federal has the right to decide which rec- aid will be restored.” The House, meanwhile, received American press and the Amer-a sudden influx of nonwelfare = measures yesterday. They were!= tossed in by Republicans to entice |= {politically powerful lobbies into |breaking the Senate deadlock. | But Sen, Van Ness said they|=
Philosophical Sessions Butler University will be host
to the fall meeting of the Indi-|had little chance of passage in the |= ana Philosophical Association to-|Senate, where legislation will be|= morrow. with 10 8. m, and 2 n. m. confined “strictly to emergency sessions in the Atherton Center. 'matters.”
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