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FBI Seen as Guardian of Liberties by Ernst
Morris L. Ernst, a liberal analyst, argues in Reader's Digest that the FBI and director J Edgar Hoover protect individual freedoms and resist smear campaigns. The piece contrasts Ernst's views with Max Lowenthal, Truman tutor, who doubts Hoover and warns of anti FBI sentiment while praising the bureau's mechanisms for due process and public accountability.
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Fulton Lewis, JR
Washington
Morris L. Ernst
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Ernst
Reader's Digest
FBI
Max Lowenthal
Truman
Lowenthal
Hoover
USA
Mr. Ernst
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
White House
Senate
Commerce
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