New York, Oct. 30—A gentleman at Princeton University got the idea a while ago that it would be interesting to inquire into the nature of something. So, he founded the Committee for Public Justice.
Having founded a committee for Public Justice, the question naturally arose, public justice for whom? The answer was obvious: public justice for victims of—J. Edgar Hoover. The first extensive meeting is scheduled to be held at the Woodrow Wilson School in Princeton, and it is fearfully predictable what they will talk about—about the deficiencies of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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