Draft Letter from President Harry S. Truman to Senator Millard Tydings with Related Material
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U.S.S. WILLIAMSBURG
U.S. Naval Gun Factory
WASHINGTON 25, D.C.
WHITE NR. 30
212231Z
22 MARCH 1950
Filed by
MR. DAWSON
FROM: SIGNAL CENTER, WASH., D.C.
MAY 31
TO : MR. DAWSON:
FOLLOWING IS A DRAFT OF A LETTER TO SENATOR TYDINGS, WHICH
WAS PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR CONFERENCE OF YESTERDAY WITH
MR. SETH RICHARDSON. THE DRAFT HAS BEEN SUBMITTED TO MR. RICHARDSON
AND HAS HIS APPROVAL.
/S/ J. HOWARD MCGRATH, ATTORNEY GENERAL
QUOTE
HONORABLE MILLARD E. TYDINGS
UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
DEAR SENATOR TYDINGS:
SINCE THE TIME OF THE APPROVAL OF S.RES. 231 BY THE SENATE ON
FEBRUARY 22, 1950, I HAVE BEEN GIVING CAREFUL CONSIDERATION TO AND
HAVE BEEN GRAVELY CONCERNED ABOUT THE QUESTION OF THE PRODUCTION
FOR YOUKSUBCOMMITTEE OF THE INVESTIGATIVE FILES RELATING TO THOSE
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WHO ARE OR HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF STATE AND AGAINST WHOM CHARGES OF DISLOYALTY HAVE BEEN MADE
BEFORE YOUR SUBCOMMITTEE. I NOTE THAT UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF S. RES.
231 HEARINGS WITH RESPECT TO ANY PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL ARE TO BE HELD
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ONLY UPON ACTUAL CHARGES MADE OF DISLOYALTY, AND I PRESUME, THEREFORE,
THAT YOUR SUBCOMMITTEE IS NOT INTERESTED IN THE FILES RELATING TO
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