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Wednesday, December 12, 1962
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Peace Probe Defied By Angry Woman, Ex-FBI Agent, Legislator
WASHINGTON (UPH The
House Committee on Un-American
Activities opened an investigation
today into American peace move
ments and found itself denounced
by an angry woman, a former
FBI agent, and a Democratic con
gressman. In rapid fire order:
Perfect Grades
Made By Pair
MERRILL Two students at
Merrill High School received per
fect cards during the last six
week period. They were Dennis
Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Barry, and Marion Bowlsby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Bowlsby.
Other students making honor!
roll grades were: Seniors, Dennis
Barry, Lynn Pope and Collccnl
Crockett: juniors, Lois Hobson,
Jean Lyman and Sue Kandra;
sophomores, Sylvia Andrieu, Judy
Hardcsty, Eric Haskins. Larry
Conner and Marion Bowlsby;
freshmen, Alice Moore, Nancy
Kandra, Ronald Cunningham and
Glcnna Deboy.
A Scarsdale, N.Y., woman.
Mrs. Blanche Posner, invoked the
5th Amendment and refused to tell
the investigators if she was an
official of the Women's Strike for
Peace Movement.
A former FBI agent. Jack
Levine, jumped up during the
hearing and demanded that the
congressmen stop their investiga
tion of the peace groups. "It's just
disgraceful," Levine yelled at the
committee.
Levine, who spent 11 months
with the FBI in I960 and 1961,
resigned and subsequently wrote
an article criticizing FBI Director
J. Edgar Hoover, was hustled
from the hearing room by three
capitol policemen. He told report
ers he jumped up because 1 just
became so aroused."
Says Citizens Intimidated
Before the hearings started,
Rep. William F. Ryan, D-N.Y.,
issued a statement saying "t h e
hearings apparently are intended
ta discredit the Women's Strike
for Peace and to cast doubt upon
the loyalty of those active in it.
The action of the committee in
duces conformity of thought and
action and intimidates citizens
who are seeking to express their
concern for peace."
George Lincoln Rockwell, lead
er of the American Nazi party,
also attended the hearings. W ear
ing civilian clothes instead of the
Nazi .uniform he usually dons, in
public, Rockwell stood quietly in
back of the hearing room.
Levine's outburst came during
the committee's questioning of
Mrs. Posner. Rep. William M
Tuck, D-Va., had just finished tell
ing her that "any patriotic Ameri
can" should be uillir.g to answer
such a question as that posed to
her by House investigators.
The investigation is designed to
see if there is any possible Com
munist infiltration of the peace
movements.'
Doubts Red Control
Levine told reporters that if
there were Communist in the
peace groups, they hat 'no sig
nificant control." He aaded that
"if you looked hard enough, you
might even find a Communist in
the Boy Scouts."
Mrs. Posner told Investigators
that'the Women's Strike for Peace
Movement now more than a year
old was "inspired by mothers'
love for their children.
But she refused to answer com
mittee counsel Alfred P. Nittle's
question about her connection with
the group.
Mrs. Posner appeared alter
Richard Flink, a young New York
lawyer, told the committee he was
offered political campaign funds
by Russian diplomats in exchange
for speeches urging trade with the
Soviet bloc and support of peace
groups.
Flink reported the approach to
the FBI and the two Soviet dip
lomats were ordered out of the
country.
Another woman witness, Mrs.
Ruth E. Meyers, Roslyn. N.Y., in
voked the First and Fifth amend
ments when asked if she was a
Communist party member. Later,
outside the hearing room, she told
CHIP DIP
S TAQrr fCAVOBS 1
reporters she had never been a
Communist.
On the witness stand, she de
nied she had ever signed a nomi
nating petition for a Communist
party political candidate and an
swered questions about ber per
sona! activities in the peace movement.
The American marten is a close
relative of the Russian sable.
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Henley Grade School
Honor Roll Announced
The Henley Grade School honorj
roll for the grading period end
ing Nov. 30 is as follows:
Fourth grade: John Forster, Su
san Hilyard, Morris Kammerer,
Laurel Ramsey, Tallah Ramsey,
Blanche Sabo, Frank Stanko, Paul
Vassallo, Alice Wasson and Su
san WhitJalch.
Fifth grade: Susan Bailey.
Betty Bond, Wendy Dean, Greg
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Klem, Marallce Reppe and Terry
House.
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ner, Pamela Decker, Glenda Ha-
worth, Linda Kammerer, Marian
Maxwell, Mary Rice. Janice
Schmidli, Trudy Sukraw and Nan
cy Williams.
Seventh grade: Barry Bond, De-
anna Croft, Nonic Dingier. Mar
sha Dixon, Anne Knapp, Teresa
Lamkins, Jeri Rice. Shirley Smith,
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penitentiary.
A charge of first degree murder
in the fatal shooting Nov. 26 near
here of Leonard Brown, .36, was
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