Concentration camp measure cited in detention law repeal
Washington report says a narrow House Internal Security Committee majority favors repealing a 20 year old emergency detention law. Former Justice Arthur Goldberg called the act unconstitutional saying it has been used by Communist spokesmen at the United Nations and insults Japanese Americans who experienced detention in World War II.
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Desegregation slowdown blasted by former justice Goldberg
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg criticized the Nixon administration for a desegregation slowdown and urged faster progress. He linked the debate to presidential nominees and crime bills, calling preventive detention unconstitutional while recalling the 1954 ruling to desegregate with all deliberate speed. He warned that the current court would not uphold forced evacuation and cautioned about civil liberties.
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California lawmakers push repeal as fear raises trust concerns
The passage reports that two California congressmen Rep. Charles Gubser and Rep. Chet Hal lifield plan to testify as opponents of the bill. They argue the statute's fear-mongering corrodes public confidence in society and government. The article notes renewed legislative attention and the upcoming witness lineup.
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