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; . - Se. ae a Mr. Rosen ae ae +t, Mr. Tamm _—_—— Mr, Trotvier..—— Mr. *rase : Mr. Winterrowd.. Tele. Room. sone Mr, Holloman—_ Miss Gandy EST COURT i watch from: intellectual! lego vantage ‘ point, ,but can do PAMP PERS RED S, nothing about watil a fire has 1. OFFICIAL SA YSjstarted” Recent decisions of the} . Wyman spoke on the Manion United States Supreme court forum, broadcast over radio outrage pub- station W-G-N and the Mutua] lic common Broadcasting system. Clar- sense in treat-lence Manion, former dean of mg COmmU-|the Notre Dame law school, ans the . introduced Wyman: shade of opin- anion noted that the New ion, Louis C. Hampshire legislature directed Wyman, New| Wyman to question a univers. : _ Tn Hampshire at-/ity professor who was accused _ —— oo terney gener-lof teaching communism. The _ id last| professor took the &th amend. co a ints” he said “Xi V4 ment and was upheld by the Wied coals on the living room United States Supreme court. flofr as some kind of tele- mM leges, and that o; open to. to coun-| sel for defendante-the~eonfi- dential reports to the FBI of witnesses called against them. “Far from feofing sorry cea ce CHIEAG) TRIBUNE ty field, it is jong te past time! 2 3 ity _ f hw) de Editi hat ful! wrath of an arouse. merican people descend onDate -OCT 7 - 1957 those who are so contemptu- us of their responsibilities of [7 citizenship, age Col_z_ “The witness has only ° art FL ” answer to cure the record. is not being forced to incring-' nate himself.” . 4 COPY SENT TO BUREAU Wyman called such deci- vision performance—one that/Si0ns “ distressing, disturbing, and alarming.” .~ “T am talking,” he said, ‘about those decisions that deny the states the right to . defend themselves with crimi- nal laws against sedition; that ent to action; that de@y a ate the right to ask dhes- ions in aid of legislatio to curb subversion in the “tol: er em ge OO a 5 (2 2G S- a oe MT Gree - _ _ Ml OCT 17 1957... ———— es —_ —GHIGAGO ‘oe 1-195) eo,