Privacy and the Rights of Federal Employees

HEARINGS

BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

OF THE

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
UNITED STATES SENATE

EIGHTY-NINTH CONGRESS

SECOND SESSION

S. 3779

TO PROTECT THE EMPLOYEES OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IN THE ENJOYMENT
OF THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND TO PREVENT UN-
WARRANTED GOVERNMENTAL INVASIONS OF THEIR PRIVACY

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15., chairman, civil service law committee, the Bar

n of the District of Columbia...

Jerome, president, National Association of Letter Carriers__
ns, Kenneth T., national president, National Association of Gov-

ernment Employees; accompanied by Stan Lyman, legislative

assistant..

Macy, Hon. John W., Chairman, Civil Service Commission; accom-
panied by Commissioner Ludwig J. Andolsek, Commissioner Robert
E. Hampton, and L. M. Pellerzi, Counsel..
McCart, John A., operations director, Government Employees Council
of AFL-CIO.

Ramspeck, Hon. Robert, former Chairman, Civil Service Commission;

consultant, Federal Professional Association; and Vincent Jay,

executive vice president....

Speh, Francis J., president, 14th district department, American Fed-
eration of Government Employees; accompanied by Julius C. Meier,
first vice president and acting general counsel; and Jake V. Dennis,
legislative representative_

Speiser, Lawrence, director, Washington office, American Civil Liber-

ties Union...

Westin, Prof. Alan F., research director, special committee on science

and law, the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

Wolkomir, Nathan, national president, National Federation of Fed-

eral Employees; accompanied by Irving Geller, chief, legal staff;

and Harold E. Finnegan, legislative assistant.

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