ATTORNEY-GENERAL Howard Brown ell, Jr., recently announced that all par dons and commutations of sentences grant ed by President Hwiirht I). Eisenhower will be piven full publicity. The names of per sons roi ummendinjr pardops or commuta tions will also he made a matter of public record and it will be open to inspection by Congress, the press and others who have ;i legitimate interest, according to the At torney-General. The new policy is basically different from that followed by former President Truman, who granted twenty-six pardons and two commutations of sentence in the period between the deletion and the inau
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