Sherman Adams and Guilt by Presumption
One is tempted to let any knife found in the back of Sherman Adams stay there. But there are some things for which Adams should not be made to suffer—should not, if only because they bear on matters of greater national importance than according to Mr. Adams his just deserts. Such a matter is the phony code of public morality, created in part by Adams himself, and now invoked by the Committee on Legislative Oversight and a majority of the nation’s press corps to cut him down.
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