Executive Sessions of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations Volume 1

By Lieberman, Joseph I., Senator

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Title:	Executive Sessions of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations Volume 1
Author:	Lieberman, Joseph I., Senator
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Language:	English
Subject:	Business Strategy, Political Science
Collections:	Asian Literature Collection, e-Asia Digital Library Collection
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Publisher:	University of Oregon Libraries; E-Asia Digital Library


Citation APA MLA Chicago I. Lieberma, B. J. (n.d.). Executive Sessions of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations Volume 1. Retrieved from https://self.gutenberg.org/

Excerpt
Excerpt: PREFACE; The power to investigate ranks among the U.S. Senate?s highest responsibilities. As James Madison reasoned in The Federalist Papers: ??If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels governed men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary. In framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: You must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place, oblige it to control itself.?? It is precisely for the purposes of government controlling itself that Congress investigates.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: Volume 1 -- Preface, xi -- Introduction, xiii -- Russell W. Duke, January 15, 1 -- Testimony of Russell W. Duke. Russell W. Duke, January 16, 33 -- Testimony of Edward P. Morgan. Stockpiling in General Services Administration, January 26, 97 -- Testimony of George Willi; and Maxwell H. Elliott. Stockpiling of Strategic Materials, January 29, 121 -- Testimony of Downs E. Hewitt. File Destruction in Department of State, January 26, 143 -- Testimony of John E. Matson. File Destruction in Department of State, January 27, 177 -- Testimony of Helen B. Balog. File Destruction in Department of State, January 28, 207 -- Testimony of Malvina M. Kerr; and Vladimir I. Toumanoff. File Destruction in Department of State, January 29, 283 -- Testimony of Robert J. Ryan; and Mansfield Hunt. Payment for Influence?Gas Pipeline Matter, January 26, 321 -- Testimony of Eugene H. Cole. Payment for Influence?Gas Pipeline Matter, January 27, 337 -- Testimony of Eugene H. Cole. Payment for Influence?Gas Pipeline Matter, February 7, 349 -- Testimony of Clyde Austin; O.V. Wells; and John W. Carlisle. Payment for Influence?Gas Pipeline Matter, March 3, 379 -- Testimony of Vernon Booth Lowrey. Payment for Influence?Gas Pipeline Matter, March 24, 393 -- Testimony of James M. Bryant. Violation of Export Control Statutes, February 2, 411 -- Testimony of E.L. Kohler. Voice of America, February 13, 457 -- Testimony of Lewis J. McKesson; Virgil H. Fulling; Edwin Kretzmann; and Howard Fast. Voice of America, February 14, 499 -- Testimony of Lewis J. McKesson; James M. Moran; George Q. Herrick; Newbern Smith; Stuart Ayers; Larry Bruzzese; and Nancy Lenkeith. Voice of America?Transmission Facilities, February 16, 577 -- Testimony of Wilson R. Compton; and General Frank E. Stoner. Voice of America, February 17, 599 -- Testimony of Harold C. Vedeler. Voice of America, February 23, 615 -- Testimony of Nathaniel Weyl; Donald Henderson; Alfred Puhan; James F. Thompson; and Reed Harris. Voice of America, February 24, 715 -- Testimony of W. Bradley Connors. Voice of America, February 28, 719 -- Testimony of Fernand Auberjonois; Norman Stanley Jacobs; Raymond Gram Swing; and Troup Mathews. Voice of America, March 3, 765