Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25

This is the teri OF a formal
statement issued by the Senate
special committee inpesttgat-
ING proposed censure OF Send
tor, Mccarthy, giving notice OF
the hearings and the charges:
Notice is hereby given to Hon.
Joseph r. Mccarthy, and all
interested persons, that the Sc
lect Committee of the Senate of
the United States. appointed
pursuant, to an order of the
Senate agreed to on August 2,
1854, entered on s.. Res. Sol, q
copy of which together with the
resolution and amend m n is
thereto is hereto attached, will
meet in executive session on
Monday. August 80, 1854. at 2
o'clock pm. (EDT), and that the
said committee will sit for the
purpose of it's appointment on
Tuesday, August 81, 1854, at 10
O'Clock am. in the Senate eau
Gus room. in the Senate Office
Building, at Washington, D. c.,
and commence at said time and
place its hearings to receive evil
dence. take testimony, and act as
provided in said order, relating
to the following matters, among
others. committed to its jurisdic-
ton:
/. Incidents Of Contempt Of the
Senate or a Senatorial Commit
tee, referred to in the following:
A. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. F'ulbright to the resolution
to censure the Senator from
Wisconsin, Mr.. Mccarthy, viz:
"(3) Although repeatedly invited
to testify by a committee of this
Senate headed by the Senator
from Iowa, the junior Senator
from Wisconsin denounced the
committee and contemptuously
refused to comply with it's
request"
B. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Morse to the resolution to
censure the Senator from Wis
consin, Mr.. Mccarthy, viz: "(a)
Declined to comply with a re-
quest made by letter on Novem-
Der 81, 1852, by the chairman of
the subcommittee on Privileges
and Elections of the Senate Com
mittee on Rules and Administra-
ton, that he appear before the
subcommittee to supply informa-
ton concerning certain specific
matters involving his activities
as member of the Senate"
c. Amendment proposed by Mr..
Flanders to the resolution to
censure the Senator from Wis
consin, Mr.. Mccarthy, viz: ".QO
He has continued to show his
contempt for the Senate by fail
ing to explain in any manner
the six charges contained in the
Hennings Hayden Hendrickson
report. which was filed in Janu-
airy, 1858. This involves his
bank transactions. possible in
come tax evasions, and the
Lustron deal. The faint persists
until he satisfactorily explains
these matters, which he refused
to do, although invited six times
to appear, during the Eighty
second Congress"
Copies of said amendments,
and all other amendments here
matter referred to are attached
to this notice.
II. Incidents of Encouragement
of United States Employees to
Violate the Law and Their Oaths
Of Office or Executive Orders, re-
ferred to in the following:
A. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Fulbright to the resolution
to censure the Senator from Wis
consin, Mr.. Mccarthy, viz: "(5)
The junior Senator from Wis
consin openly, in a public man
ner before Nationwide tele-
vision, invited and urged en-
ployes of the Government of the
United States to violate the law
and their oaths of office"
B. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Morse to the resolution to
censure the Senator from Wis
consin, Mr.. Mccarthy. viz: "(e)
Openly invited and melted en-