MONDAY. AUGUST 11. 1058
HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Subcommittee Gives Aide Clean Bill In Refund Case
WASHINGTON (AP) - Some
Democratic and Republican mem
bers of a House subcommittee dif
fer sharply on whether their re
port vindicates the conduct of
Sherman Adams in a military con
tract settlement case.
The report, made public yester
day by the House Armed Serv
ices Investigations subcommittee,
said it found no evidence indicat-
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Cunningham said the silencers
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and did not cut the plane's power
materially.
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about nine hours and nonstop
flights eastward in seven hours
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later this year.
ing presidential assistant Adams
intended to influence the $40,382
penalty refund, after nearly 17
years, to Raylaine Worsteds, Inc.,
Manchester, N. H.
But when interviewed, members
of the subcommittee divided along
party lines in putting their own
interpretations on their findings.
The report, adopted unanimous
ly, was described by Rep. Porter
Hardy (D-Va, a member, as "a
minimum in the way of conclu
sions, but a maximum on which
the subcommittee could agree."
Republicans hailed the report as
vindication of Adams, who has
been involved in. two congression
al investigations of reports that
his prestige was used to get fa
vored treatment "for others. Ad
ams has denied bringing any im
proper pressure to bear, either in
this case or another involving tex
tile manufacturer Bernard Gold
fine. In its report, the subcom
mittee determined that Sen. Styles
Bridges and Rep. Chester E. Mer
row, both New Hampshire Repub
licans, and Sen. Irving M. Ives
IR-NY) at various times made
inquiries about the Raylaine case.
But there was no criticism of
them.
On the Adams aspect of the
case, Hardy suggested the public
read the transcript of the subcom
mittee's closed door hearings and
"judge for themselves whether
the conduct disclosed in the sub
committee hearings conforms ei
ther to their personal standards
to the preachments which have
been voiced in high places."
Rep. William E. Hess (Ohio), I
senior Republican member of the
subcommittee, said such a read
ing would show "not one scintilla
of evidence of any attempt to in
fluence Uie Armed Services Board
of Contract Appeals either by
Sherman Adams or members of
Congress."
Hess discounted the "Dear
Sherm" letters from persons in
terested in Raylaine, which were
relayed to the Pentagon (com the
White House with requests for re
plies. ,
"I would venture to say Sher
man Adams never even saw those
letters, but they were sent along
by some secretary," Hess said.
Hess joined Rep. William H.
Bates (li-.Mass), another subcom
mittee member, in saying Ameri
cans properly expect they can
write to their elected or appoint
ed officials about problems and
get replies.
"I can't think of anybody doing
less than Adams did, or see how
anything could be more routine,"
Bates said. .
Bates said the findings do not
reflect in any way on Adams.
Chairman F. Edward Hebert
(D-La) told a news conference the
subcommittee could not determine
Adams' intent, since Adams
turned down an opportunity to ap
pear before it.
"There is no doubt that the
memoranda he transmitted on
White House stationery had their
effect in bringing about speedy
action, Hebert said. I don t
want to say it influenced the de
cisions -of the members of the
board."
Hebert termed the committee
report a "Scotch verdict" an
inconclusive decision.
In the Raylaine case, Adams
wrote the Armed Services sub
committee that he never commu
nicated directly with the contract
appeals board. But Adams said
that over a period of four years
he "routinely referred" seven or
eight letters received from Ray
laine to President Eisenhower's
military aide, asking the aide to
get suggestions for answers.
the letters aroused some "re
sentment on the contract appeals
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