Annual Report for the Year volume 1949
Annual Report for the Year volume 1949
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Mr. Case. Mr. Chairman, it seems to me that this gentleman . Should have an opportunity, if he so desires, to file anything in the nature of a statement by Dr. Graham or anybody else to attest to wh/it he is saying.
Mr. Wood. I was about to suggest to the committee that we permit Mr. Cowherd to file any summary he desires.
Mr. Case. On the statement that he has made here as to the facts, I can see tliat if I had left the Southern Conference for Human Welfare for the reasons he said he left it, ...he wouldn't want his name to be used and identified as it is identified here, in connection with an organization that is labeled as this organi- zation is labeled in this report.
Mr. Nixon. What you mean is that if Dr. Graham, for example, could give a letter or statement to Mr. Cowherd that he, in turn, could give the committee.
50 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES to the effect that what Mr. Cowherd has stated was according to his memory too^ that we would have some corroboration?
Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Case. Mr. Chairman, it seems to me that this gentleman . Should have an opportunity, if he so desires, to file anything in the nature of a statement by Dr. Graham or anybody else to attest to wh/it he is saying.
Mr. Wood. I was about to suggest to the committee that we permit Mr. Cowherd to file any summary he desires.
Mr. Case. On the statement that he has made here as to the facts, I can see tliat if I had left the Southern Conference for Human Welfare for the reasons he said he left it, ...he wouldn't want his name to be used and identified as it is identified here, in connection with an organization that is labeled as this organi- zation is labeled in this report.
Mr. Nixon. What you mean is that if Dr. Graham, for example, could give a letter or statement to Mr. Cowherd that he, in turn, could give the committee.
50 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES to the effect that what Mr. Cowherd has stated was according to his memory too^ that we would have some corroboration?
Mr.
What to read after Annual Report for the Year volume 1949?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Un Am to read onlineMoreLess
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