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| Title | Format and Size | Print Copy Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Cover | PDF 25 KB | i |
| Committee Members | PDF 21 KB | ii |
| Contents | PDF 154 KB | iii - v |
| — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1971 — | ||
| Paul J. Fannin, U.S. Senator from Arizona | PDF 163 KB | 11-13 |
| Barry Goldwater, U.S. Senator from ArizonaBarry Goldwater, U.S. Senator from Arizona | PDF 115 KB | 13-14 |
| John J. Rhodes, Representative from Arizona | PDF 165 KB | 14-16 |
| William H. Rehnquist, nominee to be Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court | PDF 3.4 MB | 16-86 |
| — THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 — | ||
| Harry F. Byrd, Jr., U.S. Senator from Virginia | PDF 92 KB | 87-88 |
| William B. Spong, Jr., U.S. Senator from Virginia | PDF 1.2 MB | 88-109 |
| David E. Satterfield III, Representative from Virginia | PDF 1.7 MB | 109-137 |
| William H. Rehnquist, nominee to be Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court | PDF 2.2 MB | 137-179 |
| Walter E. Craig, U.S. district judge for Arizona | PDF 1.1 MB | 179-200 |
| — MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1971 — | ||
| Lewis F. Powell, Jr., nominee to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court | PDF 4.5 MB | 201-288 |
| — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1971 — | ||
| Clarence Mitchell, director, Washington Bureau, National
Association for
the Advancement of Colored People, and legislative chairman,
Leadership
Conference on Civil Rights Accompanied by: Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., counsel, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Washington, D.C. |
PDF 3.1 MB | 289-349 |
| John Conyers, Jr., Representative from Michigan Accompanied by: William Clay, Representative from Missouri Accompanied by: Henry L. Marsh III, Attorney, Richmond, Va |
PDF 2.7 MB | 349-397 |
| — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1971 — | ||
| Cohen, Hon. William S., a U.S. Senator from the State of Maine | PDF 100 KB | 399-400 |
| Andrew J. Biemiller, legislative director, AFL-CIO | PDF 1.0 MB | 400-419 |
| William Dodds, political action director, United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW, on behalf of Leonard Woodcock, president, UAW | PDF 165 KB | 419-421 |
| Barbara Greene Kilberg, attorney, National Women's Political Caucus | PDF 168 KB | 421-423 |
| Wilma Scott Heide, president, National Organization for Women, Inc | PDF 994 KB | 423-441 |
| Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., Representative from California | PDF 110 KB | 441-442 |
Gary Orfield, assistant professor of
politics and public affairs, Princeton
University |
PDF 588 KB | 442-451 |
| Barbara Hurst, Ad Hoc Committee of Brown Students Accompanied by: Jonathan Rogers, Ad Hoc Committee of Brown Students |
PDF 266 KB | 452-456 |
| Catherine G. Roraback, president, National Lawyers Guild | PDF 416 KB | 456-463 |
| Paul O'Dwyer, attorney, New York City | PDF 412 KB | 463-470 |
| John W. White, legislative director, National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees | PDF 213 KB | 470-473 |
| Lucille Buffalino, Celebrate Life Committee, Long Island, New York | PDF 65 KB | 473 |
| Margaret Devlin, Wantagh, N.Y | PDF 166 KB |
473-475 |
| Imelda Jensen, Old Bethpage, N.Y. | PDF 116 KB | 475-476 |
| Elizabeth Corbett, Westchester County, N.Y. | PDF 114 KB | 476-477 |
| Annette Garkowski, LIFE Committee, New York | PDF 113 KB | 477-478 |
| Mrs. Florance Quigley, Brooklyn Right to Life Committee, Inc. | PDF 160 KB | 478-480 |
| John L. Sullivan, Long Island Right to Life Committee, Inc | PDF 148 KB | 480-482 |
| — DOCUMENTS IN THE RECORD — | ||
| — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1971 — | ||
| American Bar Association letter, dated November 2, 1971, in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 225 KB | 1-4 |
| American Bar Association letter, dated November 2, 1971, in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. | PDF 166 KB | 5-7 |
| Biographical sketch of William H. Rehnquist | PDF 61 KB | 7 |
| Resolution of the State Bar of Arizona in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 114 KB | 7-8 |
| Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from Jarril F. Kaplan | PDF 69 KB | 8 |
| Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from John B. Hurlbut | PDF 70 KB | 9 |
| Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from Thomas E. Kauper | PDF 119 KB | 9-10 |
| Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from Robert H. Bork | PDF 66 KB | 10 |
| Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from Ralph K. Winter | PDF 111 KB | 10-11 |
| Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from Phil
C. Neal Letter in regard to William H. Rehnquist from Willard H. Pedrick |
PDF 62 KB | 11 |
| Statement of Representative Morris K. Udall in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 67 KB | 15 |
| Statement of Representative Sam Steiger in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 114 KB | 15-16 |
| Letter, dated February 14, 1970, by William H. Rehnquist to the Washington Post, "A reply to two editorials on the Carswell nomination" | PDF 129 KB | 52-53 |
| — THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 — | ||
| Resolution, dated October 27, 1971, of the Virginia
Bar Association in
regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Resolution, dated November 1, 1971, of the Virginia State Bar in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. |
PDF 67 KB | 90 |
| Resolution, dated October 29, 1971, from the Virginia
Trial Lawyers
Association in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Resolution, dated October 28, 1971, of the Bar Association of the City of Richmond in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. |
PDF 69 KB | 91 |
| Twenty-one editorials and newspaper items in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr., submitted by Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. | PDF 1.0 MB | 92-109 |
| Prepared statements in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr., by: | ||
Andrew P. Miller, attorney general of Virginia |
PDF 72 KB | 111 |
Robert E. R. Huntley, president, Washington and Lee
University |
PDF 197 KB | 111-113 |
Carlisle H. Humelsine, president Colonial Williamsburg
Foundation |
PDF 131 KB | 114-115 |
A. E. Dick Howard, professor of law, University of
Virginia Law
School |
PDF 578 KB | 115-123 |
J. Edward Lumbard, former chief judge of the Second
Circuit Court
of Appeals |
PDF 200 KB | 123-125 |
Joseph D. Tydings, former U.S. Senator |
PDF 136 KB | 125-126 |
Armisted L. Boothe, former Virginia State senator |
PDF 77 KB | 126 |
Orison S. Marden, former president of the American
Bar Association |
PDF 203 KB | 126-128 |
Bernard G. Segal, former president of the American
Bar Association |
PDF 338 KB | 128-132 |
Hicks Epton, president, American Trial Lawyers |
PDF 136 KB | 132-133 |
Maynard J. Toll, former president, National Legal Aid
and Defenders
Association |
PDF 136 KB | 133-134 |
Phil C. Neal, dean, University of Chicago Law School |
PDF 144 KB | 134-135 |
Geoffrey C. Hazard, professor of law, Yale University
Law School |
PDF 139 KB | 135-136 |
Monrad G. Paulson, dean, University of Virginia Law
School |
PDF 75 KB | 136 |
| Letter, dated November 2, 1971, submitted by Senator John L. McClellan, from Edward L. Wright, past president of the American Bar Association | PDF 61 KB | 137 |
| Statement, submitted by Senator Hugh Scott, in regard to wiretapping, by Robert F. Kennedy, Attorney General of the United States | PDF 380 KB | 145-150 |
| Article, submitted by Senator Hugh Scott, "Attorney General's opinion on wire-tapping" by Robert F. Kennedy | PDF 255 KB | 150-153 |
| Resolution of the Southwest Area Conference NAACP branches in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 115 KB | 183-184 |
| Statement of John Bingham Hurlbut in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 70 KB | 197 |
| Statement of Martin F. Richman in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 78 KB | 198 |
| Statement of Howard Karman in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 163 KB | 198-200 |
| — MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1971 — | ||
| Article, "Civil Liberties Repression: Fact or Fiction?—'Law-abiding citizens have nothing to fear', " by Lewis F. Powell, Jr., from the Richmond Times-Dispatch, August 1, 1971 | PDF 300 KB | 213-217 |
| Letter, submitted by Senator John L. McClellan, dated November 1, 1971, from Courtney C. Crouch in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. | PDF 65 KB | 235 |
| Material submitted from Senator John L. McClellan: | ||
"The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society, "additional
views of Messrs.
Jaworski, Malone, Powell, and Storey |
PDF 457 KB | 238-244 |
"Organized and Electronic Surveillance—in
Virginia?" |
PDF 310 KB | 244-248 |
Memorandum, dated November 3, 1971, to Senator John
L. McClellan,
from G. Robert Blakey, chief counsel, Subcommittee on
Criminal
Laws and Procedures in regard to wiretapping |
PDF 231 KB | 249-252 |
Excerpt from Congressional Record, May 23, 1968, on
18 U.S.C.
2511(c) |
PDF 191 KB | 252-254 |
White House memorandum, dated May 21, 1940, for the
Attorney
General |
PDF 120 KB | 254-255 |
Letter, dated July 17, 1946, from the Attorney General
to the President |
PDF 64 KB | 255 |
White House memorandum, dated June 30, 1965, for the
heads of
executive departments and agencies |
PDF 116 KB | 255-256 |
| Address by Lewis F. Powell, Jr., June 26, 1965, "State of Criminal Justice" | PDF 352 KB | 258-263 |
| Letter, dated November 3, 1971, from Jean Camper Cahn, director, Urban Law Institute of Antioch College in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. | PDF 327 KB | 281-285 |
| Letter, dated November 10, 1971, from William H. Rehnquist to James O. Eastland in regard to (1) capital punishment, and (2) list of former clients | PDF 99 KB | 287-288 |
| — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1971 — | ||
| Letter, dated November 3, 1971, from Moses Campell | PDF 69 KB | 293 |
| Excerpt from Senate hearings on civil rights, 1957 | PDF 129 KB | 294-295 |
| Article "A note on senatorial consideration of Supreme Court nominees," by Charles L. Black, Jr., Yale Law Journal | PDF 380 KB | 299-304 |
| Statement by William H. Rehnquist, June 15, 1964, at the public hearings on the public accommodation ordinance proposed for the city of Phoenix | PDF 81 KB | 305 |
| Letter by William H. Rehnquist to the editor of the Arizona Republic, "Public accommodations law passages is called 'mistake'," June 1964 | PDF 177 KB | 307-309 |
| Letter by William H. Rehnquist to the Arizona Republic, " 'De Facto' schools seen serving well" 1967 | PDF 609 KB | 309-320 |
| Affidavit, dated November 4, 1971, from Cloves Campell | PDF 369 KB | 320-326 |
| Letter, dated November 9, 1971, to Senator Roman L. Hruska from George H. Boldt | PDF 158 KB | 326-328 |
| Affidavit, dated November 9, 1971, by William H. Rehnquist in regard to the John Birch Society | PDF 263 KB | 328-332 |
| Letter, dated November 4, 1971, from Senator Birch Bayh to Attorney General John Mitchell in regard to "lawyer-client privilege" | PDF 128 KB | 332-333 |
| Letter, dated November 5, 1971, from Attorney General John Mitchell to Senator Birch Bayh | PDF 1.0 MB | 333-352 |
| Prepared statement by the Honorable John Conyers, Jr., Member of Congress, on behalf of himself and members of the Congressional Black Caucus in regard to William H. Rehnquist | PDF 699 KB | 352-363 |
| Decision, Bradley v. School Board of City of Richmond, Va., 1963 | PDF 660 KB | 363-373 |
| Report of the Virginia Commission on Public Education (Gray Commission), November 11, 1955 | PDF 475 KB | 373-380 |
| Prepared statement by the Honorable John Conyers, Jr., Member of Congress, on behalf of himself and members of the Congressional Black Caucus in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr | PDF 449 KB | 380-386 |
| Statement of the Old Dominion Bar Association of Virginia, dated November 8, 1971 in regard to Lewis F. Powell, Jr. | PDF 180 KB | 386-388 |
| Supplement to the statement of the Old Dominion Bar Association dated November 9, 1971 | PDF 426 KB | 388-395 |
| Table, law firms compensated at State expense for defending school board in Virginia, 1958, 1959, 1960, and 1961 | PDF 93 KB | 396-397 |
| — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1971 — | ||
| Prepared statement by Gary Orfield, assistant professor of polities and public affairs, Princeton University | PDF 588 KB | 442-451 |
| — APPENDIX — | ||
| Additional questions addressed to William H. Rehnquist and answers | PDF 562 KB | 483-492 |
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