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Testimony of-Continued

Koch, Hon. Edward I., a Representative in Congress from the State

Kulberg, Raoul_.

Levine, Ms. Jacqueline, co-chairman, Governing Council, American

Jewish Congress..

Morse, Esq., Walter H., General Counsel, Selective Service System;

accompanied by Glenn Bowles, Manager of Operations: Hopkins,

Charles, Deputy General Counsel; and S. R. Shaw, L and L Officer.

Mott, Jeremy, Midwest secretary, the Central Committee for Con-

scientious Objectors--

Mullen, Mrs. Peg, State chairman, Iowa Gold Star Families; accom-

panied by Rev. John Smith, professor of history, St. Ambrose Col-

lege, Davenport, Iowa...

Musil, Robert K., Associate Secretary, the Central Committee for Con-

scientious Objectors; accompanied by Jeremy Mott, Midwest Secre-

Norton, Jerry W., Young Americans for Freedom

O'Neil, James F., past national commander, the American Legion; ac-

companied by Herald E. Stringer, Director, National Legislative

Commission; and James R. Wilson, Director, National Security

Commission.......

Pearle, Lynn, Americans for Democratic Action_

Poling, James N., on behalf of the Church of the Brethren, general

Board; accompanied by Ralph E. Smetzer, Church of the Brethren,

and Warren Hoover.

Rauh, Esq., Joseph, Jr., vice chairman, Americans for Democratic Ac-

tion; accompanied by Lynn Pearle..

Rutherford, Ms. Sandra, Vancouver American Exsolve Association...

Schardt, Arlie, associate director, American Civil Liberties Union, and

co-author, Amnesty? The Unsettled Question of Vietnam.

Schwarzschild, Henry, Director, Project on Amnesty, American Civil

Liberties Union Foundation; accompanied by Arlie Schardt, Asso-

ciate Director, ACLU, and co-author, Amnesty? The Unsettled

Question of Vietnam_ .

Shaw, S. R., L and L Officer, Selective Service System

Siegel, Larry, Legislative Assistant, on behalf of Hon. Howard W.

Robison, a Representative in Congress from the State of New York.

Simon, Abe, on behalf of Lewis Simon; accompanied by Tod Ensign,

counsel for Lewis Simon.......

Simon, Mrs. Patricia, on behalf of Gold Star Families for Amnesty--

Smetzer, Ralph E., Church of the Brethren____

Smith, Rev. John, professor of history, St. Ambrose College, Daven-

Spencer, Wayne, Clergy and Laity Concerned..

Stringer, Herald E., Director, National Legislative Commission, the

American Legion.

Struve, James, representing the Wisconsin Amnesty Project; accom-

panied by Edward Damato, national coordinator, Vietnam Veterans

Against the War, Chicago, Ill., and Sandra Rutherford, Vancouver

American Exsolve Association__

Taft, Hon. Robert, Jr., a U.S. Senator from the State of Ohio..
Ulman, Hon. Leon, Deputy Assistant Attorney General; accompanied
by Robert W. Vayda, Criminal Division, Department of Justice__
Vayda, Robert W., Criminal Division, Department of Justice -
Wells, Rev. John, Major USAF (retired), attorney, former special
consultant, U.S. Department of Defense 1964-1969, SANE--
Wilson, James R., Director, National Security Commission, The
American Legion..

Young, Ms. Trudi, national coordinator, Clergy and Laity Concerned;

accompanied by James Credle and Wayne Spencer--

Additional information-

Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts:

Chart from 1973 Semi-Annual Report of the Director, showing

disposition of defendants chargo with Selective Service Act

Table, convictions for violations of Selective Service acts.-

Additional information-Continued

Amnesty: An Act of Grace, by Julian C. Carey, St. Louis Univer-

sity Law Journal, vol. 17, No. 4, summer 1973.

Amnesty Must Not Be Forgotten, by Hon. Ronald V. Deilums,
Congressional Record, October 23, 1973.

American Deserters and Draft Evaders: Exile, Punishment, or

Amnesty? by Douglas W. Jones and Davis L. Raish, the

Harvard Internation Law Review, vol. 13, No. 1, Winter 1970__

Amnesty, Questions and Answers, American Civil Liberties Union___
Amnesty: The Record and the Need, by John M. Swomley, Jr.-
An Historical Justification and Legal Basis for Amnesty Today,
by Harrop A. Freeman, Law and Social Order, Arizona State
University Law Journal, vol. 1971, No. 3.

Congressional Amnesty for War Resisters; Policy Considerations and

Constitutional Problems, by Louis Lusky, Vanderbilt Law Re-

view, vol. 25, No. 3, April 1972

The Truth About Deserters by Robert K. Musil, the Nation,

April 16, 1973_

Canadian Department of Manpower and Immigration, table, U.S.
males age 15-25 granted landed immigrant status in Canada_
Comparison of amnesty bills, Congressional Research Service, Li-
brary of Congress, March 1, 1974.

Department of Defense:

Agency report, March 8, 1974.

Benade, Lt. Gen., Leo E., Deputy Assistant Secretary of De-

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Letter, dated November 2, 1973, to Senator Robert Taft, Jr__

Letter, dated March 1, 1974, to Hon. Robert W. Kasten-

Niederlehner, L., acting General Counsel, letter, dated March 4,

1974, to Hon. Robert W. Kastenmeier-

Table of Desertion Rate (Unauthorized Absence of 30 days or

Table of Absentee Incident Rate (Absentee Incidents of less than

Table of conscientious objectors, status of in-service applica-
tions for discharge or noncombatant service___

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Department of Justice:

Peterson, Hon. Henry E., Assistant Attorney General:

Letter, dated November 9, 1973, to Senator Robert Taft, Jr.

Letter, dated March 1, 1974, to Hon. Robert W. Kasten-

Traylor, Esq. Lawrence M., Pardon Attorney, letter, dated

February 26, 1974, to Rev. W. Sterling Cary....

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends

Introduction....

Southeastern Yearly Meeting of Friends.

New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends... -

New England Yearly Meeting of Friends..

Baltimore Yearly Meeting of the Religous Society of Friends_

Western Yearly Meeting of Friends Church__

Wilmington (Ohio) Yearly Meeting...

Kastenmeier, Hon. Robert W., chairman, Subcommittee on Courts,

Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice:

Letter, dated February 15, 1974, to Hon. Henry E. Peterson, As-

sistant Attorney General, Department of Justice...

Letter, dated February 20, 1974, to Hon. Melvin R. Laird..

Letter, dated February 20, 1974, to Hon. James R. Schlesinger,

Secretary of Defense.

Letter, dated February 28, 1974, to Hon. James R. Schlesinger,

Secretary of Defense..

Laird, Hon. Melvin R., letter, dated February 22, 1974, to Hon.
Robert W. Kastenmeier, enclosing copy of letter to Commander

Ray R. Soden, Veterans of Foreign Wars, dated January 28, 1974__

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Additional information-Continued

Material submitted for the record:

Statement: "The Only True Honor," by Louise Ransom, a Gold

Star Mother and member of Americans for Amnesty.

Statement: "A Case for Amnesty," by the Amnesty Committee of

the Center for the Pursuit of Peace, Omaha, Nebr__

Statement by Mr. Ronald Freund, Midwest regional coordinator,

Clergy and Laity Concerned ....

Statement by Robert P. Chenoweth, Berkeley, Calif., a former

prisoner of war for 5 years..

Statement by the Right Reverend Paul Moore, Jr., bishop, the

Diocese of New York of the Protestant Episcopal Church...

Statement of Roger Neville Williams, a draft resister who lived

in exile for 4 years..

Statement of Wesley Sizemore, American exile who has lived in

Canada and Europe for over 5 years

Mrs. Elizabeth Boardman, Acton, Mass., mother of a war resister

who was imprisoned for 19 months.

Kathleen A. Berglund, wife of a draft resister who served 91⁄2

months in prison - - -

Statement on Amnesty, adopted August 16, 1973, by the Priests

Senate of the Archdiocese of St. Paul, Minn..

Statement on Amnesty, adopted by Minnesota Annual Conference

of the United Methodist Church, June 14, 1973--

A Call for Reconciliation, approved by the Committee on Inter-

national Relations, Minnesota Council of Churches, December 14,

Statement of Philosophy adopted by Minnesota Clergy and Lay-

men Concerned Amnesty Campaign.

Statement on Amnesty, adopted June 9, 1973, by the DFL State

Central Committee__

Fact Sheet on Minnesotans Who Need Amnesty prepared by

Minnesota Clergy and Laity Concerned. -

Article, The Case for an Unconditional, Universal Amnesty for

Draft Evaders and Armed Forces Deserters, by William D. Wick,

reprinted from 22 Buffalo Law Review 311 (1972)..

Statement by John L. Everard of Cross Plains, Wis..

Statement of Joseph L. Sax, professor, University of Michigan

Statement by Roger Baldwin, executive director emeritus,

American Civil Liberties Union...

Statement by Jack Calhoun, a U.S. Army deserter living in

Toronto, Ontario --

Statement by Attorney Curry First, attorney, reprinted from The

Milwaukee Journal_ _ _

Statement on Amnesty for U.S. War Resisters, adopted July 22,

1973, by Amnesty International, London.

Statement and letter from Lehigh-Pocono Committee of Concern,

Bethlehem, Pa....

Statement of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations

on Amnesty, adopted November 1973 by the 52d general

Statement of Stamford-Greenwich Monthly Meeting of the

Religious Society of Friends, February 17, 1974. -

Statement of the Coalition of American War Resisters in Canada_

Statement of Nicholas M. Carpinelli, entitled "A Young Man's

Case Against Military Indifference, Injustice, and Illegality".

Statement Concerning Amnesty, adopted by the Action for Social

Justice Committee of the Immaculate Heart Community----

Letter from the Social Action Secretariat, St. Louis Province,

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet..

One Nation, Indivisible, The Legal and Historical Case for Amnesty,

a Fellowship reprint by Prof. Harrop Freeman...

Amnesty, Why? For Whom?, by the War Resisters League----

Additional information-Continued

Material submitted for the record-Continued

Questions and Answers on Amnesty, a list of amnesties in Ameri-

can history, 1795 to date, biblical materials and the case for

amnesty, and resources for amnesty education, prepared by

National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious

Telegram of March 5, 1974, from Eugene Carson Blake, former

general secretary, World Council of Churches-

Statement of Nelle M. Reilly, Baltimore, Md..

Statement of the American Baptist Churches in the United

Statement and resolutions on amnesty of the Joint Washington

Office for Social Concern..

Statement by Mrs. Kay Litchfield, Gold Star Mother, on the

subject of amnesty..

Resolution on amnesty adopted June 1973, by the Unitarian

Universalist Association of Churches and Fellowships in North

Statement of Hamilton Gregory, chairman, American Friends

Service Committee, El Paso, Tex..

Statement of Jewish Peace Fellowship, dated March 4, 1974,

submitted by Steven S. Schwarzschild.

Statement of Kim McGee, Anchorage, Alaska.

Resolution No. 2 adopted by the National Council, Reserve

Officers Association of the United States, on February 16, 1973-

Statement of L. William Yolton, Cambridge, Mass., with state-

ments about amnesty by the General Assemblies of the United

Presbyterian Church in the United States..

Statement of National Assembly of Women Religious_ -

Amnesty statement by Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton, Auxiliary

Bishop of Detroit__.

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Statement of Dominic and Ursula Diliberto, Gold Star Parents_-

Reprint: The Case for Amnesty, Ramsey Clark, Louise Ransom,

Carl Rogers and Americans for Amnesty..

Letter and Resolution No. 9, adopted August 10, 1973, by the

Military Order of the World Wars...

Statement on Amnesty, by David Wesley Brown, Prisoner Visita-

tion and Support Committee_-_-

Committee statement on amnesty legislation; National Student

Coordinating Committee for Freedom in Vietnam and South-

Statement entitled: General Order No. 152-the General Am-

nesty by Morris Sherman..

Statement by the National Council of Jewish Women

Statement on Amnesty and attachment from the Liberty Lobby--

Lawyers Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam

Statement: The Case for Amnesty.

Statement of U.S. National Student Association- -National

Campus Alliance for Amnesty

Statement of Glenn R. Siegal, representing Vietnam Veterans for

a Just Peace__.

Statement on Amnesty by Gerard Ciarpelli.

Statement entitled: A Catholic Worker on Amnesty, by Michael

De Gregory -- -

A Statement in Favor of Unconditional Amnesty, by Rev. John M.

Burgess, Roman Catholic Bishop of Massachusetts. -

Testimony on Amnesty by William P. Thompson, Stated Clerk, on

behalf of the United Presbyterian Church in the United States_

A Proposal for Developing an Amnesty Review Procedure, by

Richard J. Lorette, associate dean, School of Management,

State University of New York at Binghamton...

A Christian Declaration on Amnesty, Peace Section, Mennonite

Central Committee...

Additional information--Continued

Material submitted for the record-Continued

A preliminary statement on amnesty and race: Memorandum:

Race and the Military Services; and Troubled Peace-An

Epilogue to Vietnam, submitted by the American Civil Liber-

ties Union Foundation.

Letter and statement: National Commission for Reconciliation

from Felix M. Putterman, national executive director, Jewish

War Veterans of the United States__

Amnesty Resolution by the Plymouth Congregational Church,

Minneapolis, Minn..

Statement on Amnesty, J. Stuzrt Inverst, La Jolla, Calif.

Statement of Edward J. Damato, national coordinator, Vietnam

Veterans Against the War/Winter Soldier Organization, and

position paper on amnesty-

Resolution by Veterans of World War I USA, Inc., board of

administration of the Department of Oklahoma. -

A Religious Call for Amnesty by the Conference of Major Su-

periors of Men of the USA, Inc.---

Statement on Amnesty from Fellowship of Reconciliation

Reconciliation and Amnesty, an address by Rev. Robert V. Moss,

president, United Church of Christ.

Testimony by the War Resisters League on Amnesty.

Statement of John F. Heilman, assistant national director of

legislation, Disabled American Veterans

Letter on amnesty submitted for the record by Joseph C. Jones,

Toronto, Ont., Canada..

Letter submitted for the record by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J.

Statement submitted by Jim McClellan, Arlington, Va..

Statement by Robert D. Ford, Duncannon, Pa..

A Statement on Amnesty, Center of Concern, Washington, D.C.

Letter and excerpt from Congressional Record submitted by

Donald L. Harlow, Director of Legislation, Air Force Sergeants

Editorial from the Miami News submitted by Stanley M. Pred,

Resolution on Amnesty, adopted by the executive committee,

Statement on Amnesty, Women's International League for Peace

and Freedom..........

Statements adopted by the Brooklyn Diocesan Commission for

World Justice and Peace.

Statement by Daniel J. Guilfoil, Madison, Wis..

Statement by Edward Cuddy, chairman, Amnesty and Recon-

ciliation of Western New York..

Statement by Jerel W. Olsen, coordinator, National Council for

Universal and Unconditional Amnesty.

Letter from Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., president,

University of Notre Dame.

Letter from the Rt. Rev. William Davidson, Bishop of Western

Letter from John H. Burgess, Daytona Beach, Fla.

Resolution of the Senate of Priests of the (Catholic) Presbytery

of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.; with accompanying

Letter from Norman W. Minard, president, Long Island Presby-

terian Peace Fellowship--

Letter from Berge Avadanian, national commander AMVETS

Statement of Roney F. Hartley, national service and legislative

director, AMVETS (American Veterans of World War II,

Korea and Vietnam).

Letter from Charles L. Stewart, Gladstone, Mich.

Letter from Zelia M. Jensen, Grandview, Tenn..

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