Censorship Probe Eyes Second Session of Congress
The document notes a full-dress probe of wartime censorship by the Executive Department in Washington. Secretary Weeks refuses to provide department information to a House Judiciary subcommittee, charging political bias and warning that government rules differ from private business.
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Government advisory group and budget cuts spark business backlash
The article describes Secretary Weeks defending executive secrecy under a presidential order while a government advisory group to the Commerce Department faces reduced services. It notes that the Bureau of the Budget, with Weeks's approval, eliminated industry surveys, prompting business opposition and claims big firms privately fund a cloaked advisory panel. It argues Congress may investigate despite executive claims of confidentiality.
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