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

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ployes Of the Government to vio-
late the law and their oaths Of
Office by urging them to make
available information. including
classified information, which in
the opinion of the employees
would be Of assistance to the
Junior Senator from Wisconsin
in conducting his Investigations,
even though the supplying of
such information by the employee
would be illegal and in violation
of Presidential order and con-
trary to the constitutional rights
of the Chief Executive under the
separation of powers doctrine. I"
G. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Flanders to the resolution
to censure the Senator from Wis
consin. Mr.. Mccarthy, viz: 800
He has publicly melted Govern
ment employees to violate their
security oaths and serve as his
personal informants, thus tend
ing to break down the orderly
chain of command in the civil
service, as well as violating the
security provisions Of the Gov
eminent"
III. Incidents Involving Re-
ceipt or Use Of Confidential or
Classified Document or Other
Confidential Information, From
Executive Files, referred to in
the following:
A. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Morse to the resolution to
censure the Senator from Wis
consin. Mr.. Mccarthy. viz: "(d)
Received and made use of conf
dental information unlawfully
obtained from a document in
executive files upon which doc
ument the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation had placed its high
est classification; and offered
such information to a lawfully
constituted Senate subcommittee
in the form of a spurious docu-
ment which he falsely asserted to
the subcommittee to be a letter
from the FBI.'"
B. Amendment proposed by
MIR. Flanders to the resolution
to cenSure the Senator from Wis
consin, Mr.. Mccarthy, viz: "U3)
He received and held a valuable
classified document in possible
violation of the Espionage Act.
(Revealed in the Army MEG earthly
hearings that he had improperly
obtained j. Edgar Hoover's re-
port on subversives from the
Army and failed to restore the
document to properly authorized
handsD He permitted the docu-
ment to fall into the hands of
gossip columnist walter Win
chelD."
Nv. Incidents Involving Abuses
Of Colleagues in the Senate, re-
ferred to in the following:
A. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Flanders to the resolution
to censure the Senator from Wis
consin, Mr.. Mccarthy. viz: $500
He has ridiculed his colleagues
in the Senate, defaming them
publicly in vulgar and base Ian
guage regarding Senator Hen
drickson-'a living miracle with
out brains or CUTS on Flanders
-'Senile-I think they should
get a man with net and take
him to a good quiet place. y"
B. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Morse to the resolution to
cenSure the Senator from Wis
consin. Mr.. Mccarthy, viz: "(b)
Unfairly accused his fellow Sem
ators Gillette, Monroney, Hen
Erickson. Hayden and Hennings
of improper conduct in carrying
out their duties as Senator's"
v. Incident relating to Ralph
wicker, a general officer of
the Army of the United States,
referred to in the following:
A. Amendment proposed by
Mr.. Fulbright to the resolution
to censure the Senator from
wisconsin. Mr.. Mccarthy. viz:
80 Without justification, the
junior Senator from Wisconsin
impugned the loyalty, patriotism
and character of Gen. Ralph
Zwicker."
B. Amendment proposed by