anaheim-gazette 1963-06-27

Utt Raps Court; Rights Stressed (Editors Note: The comments below were forwarded to us by Congressman James B. Utt from his Washington office. We feel his statements are well worth reading and study. We are therefore placing him in the role of a "guest editor.") The "lightning on the left" has been rather devastating to the conservative point of view, but some of us escaped destruction and continue to "view with alarm." I would like to call my readers' attention to the testimony of J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBI, given to the House Appropriations Subcommittee, and made public on June 5th of this year. Mr. Hoover testified that: There are 761 Soviet - bloc diplomats and employees in this country, and these people "have been used extensively for espionage purposes." There are 1,066 dependents of Soviet - bloc personnel here, "some of whom are also trained as intelligence agents." During the year ending June 30, 1962, "Soviet officials alone made fourteen intelligence-collection and reconnaissance trips throughout the United States. They visited areas of strategic importance and closely studied industrial facilities and military installations collecting available maps, charts, photographs and other detailed data of intelligence of the majority opinion from the bench. In his written dissent he called the ruling "the baldest attempt by judges in modern times to spin their own philosophy into the fabric of the law, in derogation of the will of the legislature." From the bench, Justice Douglas said Justice Black's opinion read "more like a congressional committee report than a judicial opinion." And he complained of its length: "The advantage of a long opinion . . . is that it is very difficult to see how it failed to reach the right result, because one gets lost in words." I have been charging the Supreme Court with acting as a legislative body rather than a judicial body, and for this I have been referred to as a member of the "lunatic fringe." Of course, Justice Douglas is not exempt from his own critical charges, in that he has also been doing a little legislating on his own. But I have yet to hear anyone on the radical left, either on the Floor of the House or the Senate, even approach the criticism used by Justice Douglas in the above-referred case. I include the following remarks from a recent speech I made in Indianapolis: The Administration's effort, to promote civil rights by riot, strife, and revolution, is doing much to implement the Communist Manifesto of 1848, wherein Karl Marx declared that capitalism and all property rights must be abolished. illegal application of the right in point. Civil rights be a two-way street. Cent decisions of the Court are leading us down road to the complete desecration of property rights and the trespass held sacred since Magna Charta. The high emotional state human rights aboveerty rights is a false conjecture say here and now, and emphatically, that the human right of man is the of private property and protection against trespass as provided in the Amendment. In fact, all rights are based on personal rights, ard, if you question statement, I suggest that amine the situation in a munist countries which had troyed property rights, and will find that human rights lowed them down the dirt this emotional atmosphere apparently easy to convince people that we should carry the Communist Manifesto destroy the right of privateerty. Of course, much of being done under a highly educated personal income tax-heritage tax, as recommen so clearly by Karl Marx, main weapon in the arsenalism. People are good not they are white or black or red. They are good b During the year ending June 30, 1962, "Soviet officials alone made fourteen intelligence-collection and reconnaissance trips throughout the United States. They visited areas of strategic importance and closely studied industrial facilities and military installations collecting available maps, charts, photographs and other detailed data of intelligence interest." (You will recall that I recently strenuously objected to the fact that the State Department conducted a tour for Soviet delegation through the Richfield laboratory in Orange County.) During the year ending June 30, 1962, "95 Soviet - bloc officials attended 65 technical, scientific and military conferences, exhibits and symposia in various parts of the U.S. They collected masses of available information and established initial contact with persons having potential for future intelligence recruitment." Because the U.S. has an open society, much information can be obtained by the Communists legally, Mr. Hoover said. But when information is forbidden to them, Soviet officials use "trickery, deceit and false representations" to get it. An example: Since 1855, it has been illegal for Soviet citizens in the U.S. to purchase aerial maps, charts or photos of a scale of 4 miles to the inch or larger. Yet a single Soviet national, employed by the U.N., was able to purchase from a map company "200 or 300" maps, many of them of the prohibited scale. To get the maps, which covered "nearly all" the U.S., he simply posed as a student. I have been warning Americans In almost this same language for the past several years, only to be rewarded by an eloquent outburst on the Senate Floor labelling me (by innuendo) as a "fright peddler." In the recent decision by the Supreme Court on the Colorado River water division, Justice William O. Douglas filed a written opinion and also voiced criticism Emergency Stockpiles Urged in Engle Bill WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator Clair Engle (D-Calif.) is author of a bill to set up food stockpiles near major cities to meet emergency needs in the event of enemy attack or local disaster. Senator Engle explained that his bill would provide "rotary stockpiles consisting of: — Ready - to - use foods, — near centers of population target areas. — Wheat, located near parking facilities. — Feed grains, in deficit imported. “In the event of an enemy attack,” Senator Engle said, transportation of food would disrupted severely. While we not expect any national food age, there could be a break in the national capacity to tribute food. “Such stockpiles stored at telegic points could also be available to relieve distress by natural disasters.” The food stockpile would built up gradually over a period of time. Senator Engle explains adding that this legislation is signed to keep the costs of operation to a minimum by thorizing a rotation plan would permit exchange of modities in the stockpile for purchased or owned by the modify Credit Corporation or other agencies or programs of Federal Government. By this means, the California lawmaker continued, it should... In the recent decision by the Supreme Court on the Colorado River water division, Justice William O. Douglas filed a written opinion and also voiced criticism. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 GOODYEAR TIRES We Give S&H Green Stamps The women elected to give three Y Camperships at Camp Osceola, one music scholarship to Idyllwild and a donation to the Anaheim Girl Scout Council toward a member's attendance at the All-State Convention. 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In fact, all human rights are based on property rights; and, if you question this statement, I suggest that you examine the situation in all communist countries which have desyed property rights, and you will find that human rights folowed them down the drain. In an emotional atmosphere, it is parently easy to convince the people that we should carry out the Communist Manifesto and destroy the right of private property. Of course, much of this is being done under a highly graded personal income tax and inheritance tax, as recommended clearly by Karl Marx, as the main weapon in the arsenal of solism. People are good not because they are white or black or yellow red. They are good because Stockpiles Eagle Bill would provide "rotating" stockpiles consisting of: - Ready - to - use foods, stored in centers of population and get areas. - Wheat, located near process facilities. - Feed grains, in deficit areas sorted. In the event of an enemy attack," Senator Engle said, "the exportation of food would be ruptured severely. While we would expect any national food shortage there could be a breakdown of the national capacity to distribute food. Such stockpiles stored at strategic points could also be made available to relieve distress caused by natural disasters." The food stockpile would be up gradually over a period time, Senator Engle explained, noting that this legislation is designed to keep the costs of this ration to a minimum by utilizing a rotation plan that permits exchange of commodities in the stockpile for foods based or owned by the Comity Credit Corporation of the agencies or programs of the General Government. This means, the California maker continued, it should be Less Surgery Due to Drugs The need of patients for surgery for tuberculosis is becoming less each year, according to a report from the joint Veterans Administration - Armed Forces large-scale studies of pulmonary diseases. The number of operations for Pulmonary TB performed in the hospitals participating in the research has declined steadily since 1957. John Alderman, Director of San Fernando VA Hospital, said today. He attributed the decrease in surgery for TB to increasingly successful use of drug treatment for the disease. The VA - Armed Forces Research, under way since 1948, is the world's most extensive study of use of drugs against tuberculosis. Republicans Slate Scott Stanley Talk Scott Stanley, Jr., managing editor of American Opinion Magazine, will speak on "Right Wing Extremists I Have Known," July 9, at 8 p.m. at the Jolly Roger Inn, Katella and Harbor Blvd., in Anaheim. The public is invited and tickets may be obtained from Bruce Rogers, president of the Anaheim Young Republicans, the California Republican Assembly, or Curtis R. Kielsmeier, JE-0-3995. time, Senator Engle explained, ug that this legislation is ded to keep the costs of this ration to a minimum by auzizing a rotation plan that and permit exchange of comties in the stockpile for foods chased or owned by the Comty Credit Corporation of the agencies or programs of the General Government. This means, the California maker continued, it should be able to maintain this food reat a minimum annual exture. The exact cost would be on the economic and marconditions at the time when food stocks would have to be ed to prevented deterioraor spoilage. NEW IN DEL MAR! And Southern California Exposition JULY 7 * NEW EXHIBITS * plus your old favorites for every interest NATIONAL HORSE SHOW the nation's largest! Plus ostrich races. MOON LANDING EXHIBIT San Diego Industry displays, with "moon men! West's Finest FLOWER SHOW Art, photo, hobby, home economics... Livestock, horticultural, poultry, rabbits... 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ORT students become productive, independent, self-supporting human beings, freed from charity. Plans of the local group for the near future include a theater party at Melodyland Theatre on August 4, a coffeeklatsch for new members is being planned for August 13, and early in September there will be a barbeque and swim party. Mrs. Leon Kraus has been installed as the new president of the Anaheim chapter. Assisting Mrs. Kraus in running chapter affairs will be Mdmes. president; Bernard Lipman, Jerome Hirsch and Norman Kalson, vice presidents; Stanley Socol, treasurer; Jack Wellington, fi- newly-elected president, Mrs. Leon Kraus, seated right, were, from the left, Mdmes. Howard Black, executive vice president; Norman Kalson, and Jerome Hirsch, both vice presidents. Campus Posts Given to Trio Appointments of a Vice-Chancellor, a Dean, and a Librarian for the University of California, Irvine were announced this week by Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr. Dr. Ivan Hinderaker has been promoted to Vice-Chancellor, Academic Affairs, Dr. Edward A. Steinhaus has been named Dean of Biological Sciences, and John E. Smith has been selected as Librarian. There is more nylon in one National Airlines jetliner than in 60,000 pairs of women's hose. Month-old Child At LA Hospital Julie Mills, 1 mo., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mills, 122 S. Walnut, Anaheim, has been admitted as a patient at Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital, it was announced today. Anaheim is one of the many Southland communities whose handicapped children are cared for at Orthopaedic Hospital. Although the hospital serves private patients, no crippled boy or girl through the age of 22 who can benefit from orthopaedic care is refused admission regardless of race, creed, place of residence or family financial status. 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