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0-19 (Rev, 10-29-57) ; 5) 4 f CoustsClerks a At jast the cat is out ofitite 7 ee and we now have the ; &Réwer to the pusgle of the “American | decistons a of the ; Supreme . . ., Rehnquist, law clerk to Jus- “—, ‘lee Robert H. Jackson in- 1952-53, in a recent article in U. 8, News & World Re- _ Port, notes that in the large . Majority of cases the deci. .- nt sion as to which deserve @ . me , Dearing is based upon sum- } Maries and recommendations prepared by the law clerks, and says: | . “Some of the tenets of the ™ ‘Tfheral’ point of view which commanded the sympathy of & majority of the clerks I knew ‘were: Extreme solici- - tude fer the claims of Com- sO munists and other criminal — defendants: expansion of ti ws. ee d ‘ oF F ade af * ae Federal power at the expense . of State power: great sym- “, ae pathy toward any Govern- . : ment regulation of business— a r _ in short, the political philos- Ae sr 4 ophy now espoused by the z ‘ ; court under Chief Justice 7S « Ear) Warren. . . . t “It is fair to aay that the ae political cast of the clerks was to the ‘left’ of either the . Nation or the court." . Thus it appears that not ‘ _ only the Justices but also ’ ° thelr clerks should be ap- . c Proved by the Senate Judi- ° jclary Committee. The clerks , #8€m to be quite adept in the ete ct jase of words to conceal the Wash. Post and , Absence of neuen, nance Times Herald « revelations by . ing urgently call for the kind of Wash, we aE = j#earching investigation that Wash, Star « -only @ committee of Con- N. Y. Herald @rees, decked by the full she TT © _$ouaiaolatne Legislature, can Tribune tonduct. Oid Renetionarg .. N.Y. Journal- American ; N. Y. Mirror _—___ “| A ISG ‘A N. Y. Daily News — oa 272 N.Y. Times ——— NOT RECORDED Daily Worker _____~ 140 JA’ Lo 1958 The Worker New Leader Date —__». 1432 4, | (eo G 2 JAN 16 1958