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1	two that I can recall, but I think that the Governor is
2	entitled to more freedom of selection than in some detailed
3	respects he has had, and 1 think that he should have,
4	vithin reason, a better opportunity to get rid of them, if
5	there is some shadow or otherwise. You have got to call
6	them in and try them, and you will have a public circus.
7	It is vicious and there is contamination of the individual,
8	and the contamination of the individual shouldn't be neces-
9	sary in order to get rid of an infrequently objectionable
10	official who in the end owes some type of loyalty. If he
11	is unwilling to risk a vicious attack, then I think the
12	obligation is on him to resign and get out, but the
13	Governor in that respect, I think, needs some protection,
14	but it is very vague and occurs only infrequently.
15	Should the heads of all administrative depart-
16	ments serve at the will of the Governor?
17	Yes, I think they should.
18	He should be given, maybe some restriction
19	should be put on that in order to keep maybe the Governor
20	from getting out of hand at times. The Governor is less
21	apt to get out of hand, though, than the individual, the