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The Crimes of Khrushchev THE CRIMES OF KHRUSHCHEV P ART 4 CONSUL TA TIONS WITH D r IL I MASENS . V S Mr . VACL OVAS SIDZIKAUS KAS COMMITTE E ON UN- ER CAN ACTIVITI E S ” 7 V CAM ZI 4 J I HOUS E OF R E P R S E NTA TIVE S "- H E E "HT S "T CO "R S S I I N S E P TE MB E R 21 , 19 59 D E " L D " ( INC U IN IN ) P r inted f or t h e use of th e Committee on U h -American A ctivities U NITE D S TA TE S P "F E "O M E N N O F VE RN T RI TIN IC 4Ol 47 ° AS "O 19 59 W HIN T N COM M I TTEE ON U N-AM E R I CAN ACTI VI TI E S UNITE D STATE S HO U S E O F R E P R E S E NTATIVE S F A S E A E P en n s lv an i a Chair man R NCI . W LT R , y , " U D E i D C lif r ni O A O M O A K O a . ssour i D J S o a M R N M M L R , NAL L . C N , L"D E D O"E C alifor ni a "O D O H E E Oh l S o C L , R N . CH R R, E D E L ui sxan a E E N w "r S o e o k WIN . WILLI , WILLIAM . MILL R , U K ir in i "S T E HA N S E N M t ch 1 an LL A V a AU U J O WI I M M . T C , g . , g x ) AR N a r R a m E S , S t ff D ir ecto O N T E N T S Synopsis m r 21 19 59 : T m of Septe be , esti ony D r V M asen s . ilis M r . Va clov as Sidz ikauskas B A 1 9 TH O "E P U C L 60 7 LI W , C N R SS Th e legislation un der which the House Committee on Un -American A l 601 79 th ctivities operates is Pub ic Law , Congress chapter 53 2d : 7 , session , which provides B e i t en a cted by th e S en ate a n d House of R ep r esen tati ves of th e Un i ted S tates r n r e a mbl d of A me i ca i n Co g ss sse e , P AR T 2— R UL E S OF T HE HOUSE OF R E P R E SE NTAT I VE S R U E " L S E C . 121. S " E E TANDIN COMMITT S at t mm - m r n 18 . on Un A A s M m r Co ittee e ican ctivities , to co ist of nine e be s . U E " R L I P OWE R S A N D D U TI E S O F COMMITTE E S it t m - "1 m on Um Am r A s . ( ) ( ) Co ittee e ican ctivitie - m ( A) U n A er ic an activities . 2 T mm o n U ri - Am r A t as h or mm ( ) he Co ittee e ican c ivities, a w ole by subco it i s r z m a r m m m s 1 tee , autho i ed to ke f o ti e to ti e inve tigations of ( ) the extent, r a r an d u m- Am r a r i i n cha cte , objects of e ic n p opaganda act vities the United States, (ii) the diffusion within the United States of subver sive an d n u- Amer ican p r op a gan da that i s instigated fr om for eign countr ies or of a domestic o r ig in an d attacks r r m r m as ar o ur n an d the p inciple of the fo of gove n ent gu anteed by Co stitution, (Il l) r "in r r r in an n s r all othe uestions elation the eto that would aid Cong ess y ece sa y m s r e edial legi lation . The Committee on Un -Amer ican Activities shall r epor t to the House ( or to the Cler k of the House if the House i s n ot in session ) the r esults of an y such investi m at ion r r m as m sa . g , togethe with such eco endations it dee s advi ble For u r an u m m i o n U n - Am r the p pose of y s ch investigation, the Co ttee e ican A o r an m m r is r z sit an d a c t ctivities , y subco ittee the eof, autho i ed to at such m an d a r o r n ot us is s ti es pl ces within the United States, whethe the Ho e itting , h as r s or h as r r r u r j , , " eces ed , ad ou ned to hold such hea ings to e i e the attendance s an d r s r s a n d m an d of such witne ses the p oduction of such book , pape , docu ents, m as m r . u n as m a r to take such testi ony , it dee s necessa y S bpe y be issued unde s a r r m m m or an m m or an the ign tu e of the chai an of the co ittee y subco ittee , by y m m r an r m an d ma s r an r e be designated by y such chai an, y be e ved by y pe son r m or m m r designated by an y such chai an e be . i s e R E "I I U L V R " " E E S LE "I S LATIVE O E S I"HT B S TANDIN COMMITT in r m r . To r S E C 136 . assist the Cong ess app aising the ad inist ation of the laws an d in developing such amendments or r elated legislation as it m ay deem n ec es sar mm an d R r s y , each standing co ittee of the Senate the House of ep esentative shall exe r cise continuous watchfulness of the execution by the administr ative r an m r is i t h e ur isdi c agencies conce ned of y laws, the subject atte of which with n j mm n d r r s r r "a fo p p , ll s ll p r p tion of such co ittee that u ose ha tudy a e tinent e o ts an d d ata submitted to the Congr ess by the agencies in the executive br anch of "r m n . the ove n e t I V TED B "T HE 8 T H CON"R E R ULES AD OP 6 SS R 7 J r 7 1959 House esolution , anua y , a: R U LE " " E E S S TANDIN COMMITT Th r h d mm m Con 1. e e s all be electe by the House , at the co ence ent of each r g ess, 1c are as at: - m C mm on Un A r A M m r . (") o i ee e ic c ivi ie , o co i of i e e e tt an t t s t ns st n n b s lit a: a: a: are E " R U L I P OWE R S A ND D U TI E S O F COMMITTE E S i t >l= - m C mm on Um A r A . 18 . o ittee e ican ctivities - (a) U n Am er ican activities . T mm on Un - Am r A as or mm e (b) he Co ittee e ican ctivities , a whole by subco itt e, r z m r m m m 1 r is autho i ed to ake f o ti e to ti e investigations of ( ) the extent, cha r an d un - Am r r i n acte , objects of e ican p opaganda activities the United States, ( 2) the diff usion within the United States of subver sive an d n u- Amer ican pr op aganda that is instigated fr om for eign countr ies or of a dom estic or igin an d at tacks the pr inciple of the fo r m of gov er nment as guar anteed by our Con st it u n an d (3) l r "i n r r l aid C r tio , al othe uestions elation the eto that wou d ong ess in an y necessar y r emedial legislation . The Comm ittee on Um-Am er ican Activities shall r epor t to the House ( or to t h e Cler k of the House if the House is n ot in session) the r esults of an y such investi at ion r r mm n as m .
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