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THE COLLEGE NEWS

 

Security Search
Is Liberty Peril

Goodhart Dec. 5: Walter Gell-
horn, Professor of Law at Columbia
University, contended in the Al-
liance lecture, “The Hazardous
Quest for Public Security,” that the
greatest peril is the‘ gradual de-
struction of liberty. It is the ag-
gregate of the isolated government-
al actions that is imposing and dan-
gerous and marks the “loosening
of the fiber of our society.”

According to Mr. Gellhorn, “this
creeping absurdity or insanity”:
against subversion is reflected on
both the local and national levels,
Ihe five Federal Security Programs
now operating affect between sev-
en and eight million’ Americans,
while the local progams affect one
out of five. The New York Bar
Association, after an exhaustive
study of the question of national
security, suggested that there be a

"reduction in scope of the progams.
It remarked on the inutility of
some of the measures applied to
persons who are in insensitive po-
sitions.

Among the federal measures is
the stringently regulated with-
holding of government information
without due regard to the nature
of the data, i.e., whether it be top
secret military intelligence, or sim-
ply general information that should
be available to the public. Also
cited were the restraints on travel
which stifle international inter-
change. It is too difficult to enter
this country, as the shunnirig of
the-U.S. by International Scientific
Congress has shown, and similarly
difficult to leave. According to
Mr, Gellhorn, prohibition of pass-
port issuance is not rare. Another
governmental measure is the loy-
alty clearance for those who seek
positions with international organ-
izations that have no national af-
filiations. The process is a lengthy
one and often results in quicker
job appointments for non-Ameri-
cans.

Mr. Gellhorn asserted that we
do have cause for hope and encour-
agement. Improvements have been
effected through the efforts of act-
ive thinking people.

 

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