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actions in the attacks on the F. B. I. , mostly through his politicalCongressional friends operating with and im. Which attacks beganat the time of the indictment of the Rev. and others. Justthink, How Nice it would be for him, to be able to control the F. B. I.by having *"his""man in as Director, and to Thus control indictments.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Albuquerque, New Mexico
January 7, 1972
INFORMATION CONCERNING K
State Police, Farmington, New Mexico, advised that in con-
I-Inect1o2%gith an appearance at Farmington, New Mexico, of Senator¢r¢:mQuQ£Q_M_xumy§g of Massachusetts, on the evenin of Januar 2,l972, an individual, who identified himself asi::::::::::f::j1presented two documents to a member of the Senator's party. b7@
These documents are appended hereto.
After furnishing these papers,E:%;:]merely went to a
corner of the airport lobby and watched t e events of the arrival
and caused no problems to anyone.
Captain |:| advised that a photograph of|:| wastaken in the lobby of the airport. This photograph is available
in the office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation at
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
This document contains neither recommendations
not conclusions of the FBI. It as the property Of
~ the FBI and is loaned to your :1_~P'"-'-3': ii; and its con-
tents are not in be tii.-1:1-ii"-».¢o/I - .. -, 1' a:#m¢Y-
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Dear sirs |
The American people have a right to know the
facts, the news media keeps shouting I Why do 1
they refuse to make public this news! bit of
history of a great unknown ? It's been denied _
the American people for over 30 years.
It's a sad day for this country when its
greatest living poet and lyric writer must remain
unknown and unrewarded in this the richest lane
on earth. Does the news media intend to remain s
silent and stupid about it untill death do her
part ? How bias can they get ?
I now wonder if the permissiveness, graft and
pride of this fat world is already equal to that
of days before the flood, Sodom,or Rome ? How i
much will the American people risk or respond to
any bit of truth or justice? How gutless is our
politioans in this matter and how Godless is our
Government?
I'm available for interview or test to the
contrary. You are free and invited to investigate
this matter without restriction. Please do so and
then give to Caesar that which belongs. If it may
appear to be to fantastic for you to swallow at ~
first, must you brand me a nut without evidence
to justify your indefference and incompetence in
this matter, or is it that you can be bought so
damn cheap - if the shoe fits?
- Any stoyr all or part! of this must be writ-
ten to enhance the glory of all parties involved
"The music makers themselves were evidently un-
aeare of the source from whence many of theirily
lyrics came and in no wise to be charged of de-
fault. The great mystery of it all and'faot she
has not yet suffered a hit failure to my know-
ledge in a space of 40 years, nor even one in #0
songs, is something to be reconed with; A feat of
this nature and magnitude has never before hap~
pened and will never again be achieved on thisplannet, - not in a million years. v;f7;Zé/ /pS
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' By ciinnrns ALLONBY
PIERCE CITY - Honoring
Mrs. Lucy lvight of nearby Wen-
tworth, a pre-Mother's Day tes-on Ja-
son in the cemetery here last
week and could possibly cause
some controversy in the nation'stimonial was set by her s
son -writing circlesg .lmprinted on the monument of
Carthage marble are Wightsstatements which say that Mrs
Vvight is the author and origin of
more than twenty lyrics whichone thing's sure, in the historyof the country's. music no. one
has ever given so much and
wound up with such an empty
puisse."Mrs. Vvight continues to write
in the family homestead iusoutside Wentworth and now has
in preparaLion'a song she has
entitled fThe Flowers"- That
song is in. its final drait and she
. hopes to complete i_t soon andoffer it for ublicntion - and - Ppayment -- to one oi several
music publishers who have
asked to See some of her lyrics.Son Jason is a construction
worker employed on structural _steel projects in various parts of
the country, and work on per-
manently locating thc- monu-ment on a concrete base will be .
undertaken as soon. as he re
turns from Utah.
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have become popular in the last _ ,_,~_- §~.§_Jf,'*.," " Q. .
forty years.= Most of these are listed.by
name on the monument and= -probably the Inosl. important is -
songwhich has had. sales in the mil
lions. Origin oli many others is _=, ,claimed for her by her son, in-
c 1 u cl i n g Tumbling Tumble
_wceds, Old Spinning Wheel"
land Pennies from Heaven , White Christmas," a
jamong the more popular.' ' * k "k
. Mrs. lvight was born Jan.
. 1894, on what is known as the -_ } Old CI;f92VS8 Place at Manes, ' _ _ , _%
Mo. an for about all of her 76- '~_~.=_ 5. .3»-=~ .._ .Yea;-s has shown a ProPensitya x l -u Haw P0571-3 L"
1 for poetry.
thrilled me to death."
top.Fir s t recollection of l1el~~ . :' §..poetical nature. she says, came ' J= 5
when as a small irl she showed» ;;her father, l2i';'&%K.1fFarn92er, aflittle poem sine had written. He
called me his little poet," l92Irs.f;
Wight said, and that just abouti"-~; ;_ ->¢_»;;," _ a >1 - - * ,. "
She then told how the lyrics o
White_Christmas" came to be,
written. I was writing my.;-
Christmas cards one day, she 4.-» explained, when I looked out? 'the window and saw the snow; >
coming down soit- and white. ,Then the sun came out and the L
snow glistened in the treetops.
one °£ the cards I was add-'95s" Mrs. Lucy Wight above! takes a
_i8 Pad if Pi°'1_1-YB 05 simt-"I C3?"-I5 it is ready for placement on thein his sleigh riding over =1 h<>u$e- "cemetery. Below, she watches as
The words came to me natu- ,4---»-r; ,..rally and I wrote them down." l
Pausing in the Work of setting
the monument, son Jason added
other information. "She had lcft
gher mark with other lyrics," he
said, even before those depres-
sion days of the 19305 with, for
example, Paper Doll. Theselyrics went out sometime before
little to encourage her in those
early days, Mrs. lvight remem-bers, when they told her it was
useless to send the lyrics to pos_
sible publishers and that she
would never get a dime for
them",
She saidshe~to1dthem' the lyr.
ies would do no earthly good ly-ing around the house and added
Maybe they'll make somebody
happy".
Theymade a lot of people
happy," son Jason said, But
Secllon i
459 Featuresi i
. ~ I 63 lvI¬lI.k6'ft_l:3e {_irst copyright date of 1930.""' ' A *l * ' F"~¬3§'5*"3;*t": Members of her family did ~~.., .f
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VISIT OF SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY , ,
TO OCAT.-A, FLORIDA ON JANUARY 28, 1972
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T. ' o1g1aniiaF§' 24f/1972,,|:| Administrative
Assistant to -Senator Kennedy/in WDC, advizsed a Special Agent
of the _FBI that the Sena-tor, is to speak at» an affair 'on~ ,
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Country Club near Ocala, Florida. This function starts with
a codizail hour from 65-30'to 7-:30 p-.~m.,, focllowed by dinner.
The Senator's plans. are not firm as to travel arrangements,
but the might be stayingthe night with friends in an privafte
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_ EIGHT INSTANT; MISCELLANEOUS -' INFORMATION CONCERNING, OO JACKSONVILLE.
RE NPo AIRTEL BUREAU, JAN. INN FOUR LAST
TODAY cAP'r.|:l. MARION COUNTY SHERIFF s OFFICE,
ocA1.A, FLA}, ADVISED As FOLLOWS: »
SENATOR ENNARE KENNEDY AND PARTY ARRIVED ocALA, ELA., EN
PRIVATE PLANE AT sEvEN PM, JAN. mo sEvEN LAST AND ARE GUESTS OF
|, OWNER, KINSMAN stun FARMS LOCATED NEAR MARTEL,
P1.A.|:| HAS 'EfNPLOYED Exam to TEN NEN PRNN PINKERTON
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TNO» OCALA WOMEN HAVE BEEN ATTEMPTING TO POLARIZE ACTION AGAINST
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SPEAKS AT SILVER SPRINGS SHORES gEAR OCALA, AT EIGHT PM TODAY.
/ONE WOMAN IS mRs.L__ g W ISIEVER SPRINGS§é§%¬§?LWEU'TSJDIgGRUNTLED WITH KENNEDY FAMILY-
SHE EOSTMSON IN VIETNk5gN§%EOLDS IT AGAINST.LATE PRESIDENT JOHN
F. KENNEDY. SHE IS ALSO INVOLVED IN LITIGATION WITH SILVER SPRINGS
SHORES OVER HER RESIDENCE AND IS DISGRUNTLED BECAUSE KENNEDY IS
BEING ALEOWED TO SPEAK AT SILVER SPRINGS SHORES» NRS.[:::::]HAS
PURCHASED RADIO TIME FOR SPOT ANNOUNCEMENTS ON WTNC RADIO, OCALA,
IN WHICH SHE IS ENCOURAGING PEOPLE WHO ARE AGAINST SENATOR KENNEDY
TO CONTACT HER¢ SHE PLANS A DEMONSTRATION TO TAKE PLACE DURING
KENNEDYS SPEECH, HOWEVER, HER ATTORNEY[:::::::::::1 ocALA, ADVISED
HER AGAINST sucn ACTION. JACKSONVILLE INDICES NEGATIVE RE Fours;
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COORDINATOR OF JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY, OCALA. NRS.[:::::]HAS
CONTACTED MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE AND INQUIRED AS TO RULES
comcznwxme PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS AND PICKETING. INDIGES NEGATIVE
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[:::::::::]ADVISED Two MEN, NAMES uuxuown, wuo RESIDE IN SILVER
SPRINGS SHORES HAVE STATED As RESIDENTS OF SILVER SPRINGS SHORES,
THEY HAVE RIGHT T0 ATTEND MEETING AT WHICH TIME KENNEDY rs SPEAKING
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WITHOUT PAYMENT OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS CHARGE AND WILL CRASH MEETING.
THE SITE OF KENNEDYS SPEECH IS A NEW MODERN BUILDING OF GLASS
WALLS WHICH IS LOCATED ON A SMALL LAKE. MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S
OFFICE PLANS T0 HAVE FIEEEN TO TWENTI MEN ASSIGNED TO COVER EVENT
INCLUDING DEPUTIES PATROLING LAKE ADJACENT TO BUILDING IN A PATROL
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JACKSONVILLE INDICES NEGATIVE oN| +_,»
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SPEAKING IN OCALA. INQUIRY AT CALLAHAN REEIEcTs[::::]E0Ne TIME b6
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COMER T0 CALLAHAN, IS NOT WELL NNowN IN AREA, AND RESIDES AT[:::::::]
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JACKSONVILLE ADVISED._ LIAISON BEING MAINTAINED WITH LOCAL
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February 2 , 1972 File N0.
VISIT OF SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY
TO OGALA, FLORIDA,
on JANUARY 2s_, 1972 _
Q 5On emeeé, 1972, AdministrativeAssistant to Senator Edward Kenne y, as mg on, 13., .,
advised the Washington Field Office of the FBI thatnnedys office was in receipt of a letter from
Gainesville, Florida, whichvadvised some trouble
or attempts to embarrass Senator Kennedy might take place at
Silver Springs Shores near Ocala, Florida, where Senator
Kennedy was to speak on January 28, 1972.
Investigatio at Callahan and Fernandina
Beach, Florida b a eeéxal agent of the FBI
determined is a well known, respected,
long time citi ' 'llahan, El.orida-e No one
by the name s known in qalJ.ahan;,..E1L.er=ie<ia5.however, one I V Lia reported
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On January 28, l972, GaptainMarion County Sheriff's Office, Ocala, OIl a, a vised
as follows:
Senator Edward Kennedy and party arrived at Ocala, be
Florida, in a private plane at 7 p.m. January 27, 1972, WCand are guests ofl djo '
Stud Farms locate near Martel, Flori a. as
employed 8 to l0 men from Pinkert
guard Kennedy and party. Captain
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the private plane utilized by Kennedy.ve ency 0
advised his
ennedy and party and
Two Ocala women have been attempting to polarize
action against Kennedy in the form of a demonstration to
take place whenKennedy speaks at Silver Springs Shores near
0 -_o= . = . it ..- Q = ' ne woman is Mrs.,
r,§1'-bierr. §m:i.aa§__S bores ,~ - * , ; . -- '~ - '~ --~ ~imiIyf WShe lost ?'
son in Vietnam and holds it against the late President ,
John F. Kennedy. She is also involved in litigation with
Silver Springs Shores over her residence and is disgruntled _
because Kenne ' ing allowed to speak at Silver Springs. #16Shores. Mrs. as purchased radio time for spot -WC
announcements _ radio, Ocala, in which she is
encouraging people who are against Senator Kennedy to
contact her. She plans a demonstration to takeduring Kennedy's speech; however, her attorney, |Ocala, advised her against suctgetion.. 1The second woman |, ,..,Q.c_a_Le, we O54 I 7who is ar dinator o t e Jo n Birchocie y, cala. Mr_s.| has contacted MarionCounty Sheriff's Office an inquired as to rules concerning
public demonstrations and picketing.
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SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY
T0 OGALA, FLORIDA,
on JANUARY 28,.!-972p , pVIS IT OF
advised twomen; whose names were
unknown, who reside in Silver Springs Shores, have stated
as residents of Silver Springs Shores, they have a right to
attend the meeting at which time Kennedy is speaking
without payment of $15 charge and they will crash
the meeting. The site of Kennedy's speech is a new A _
modern building of glass walls, which is located on 11 ?a small lake. Marion Bbunty Sheriff's Office plans C
to have 1.5 to 20 men assigned to cover event inching
' ' 't to the building in deputies patroling the lake adJacen p
a patrol boat. After Kennedy's speech, he wi a
Y ' n for him at the residence of rivate receptio|_D Lwho is presi entt 0 ala Kenne y and his party will of the Barnett Bank as c . V .
' January 28 197-2,' departing p stay at Kinsman Stud Farms on _ ,
from Ocalaiain a private plane on the morning of January 29,
1972.
p on January 29,, l972, Gaptain , Marion
County Sheriff »' s Office, Ocala, Florida, advised only b6
curred at Silver Springs Shores near Oca-la, @711
lone incident oc _ _
Florida, where Senator Edward Kennedy spoke at the annua
Marion County Chamber o " . January 28, 1972. Mrs. |
Silver Springs Shores, w o had aEtempted_to organize
" tin Senator Kennedy's appearance in
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the Ocala area, appeared at the place Senator Kennedy schedule
to speak.-, at 6:30 p.m. accompanied by her husband. She
had in her possession a tape recorder and requested to
use the Silver Springs Shores community facilities. They
were allowed to remain at the facilities until 7 p.m.
they were asked to leave or be subject
' ' d m:at which time _ _
to arrest. They left immediately 922=ll1';hOY.112 further inci e .
ivate reception Senator Kennedy and pa
President, in his honor at the residence of 4
Barnett Bank. of Ocala, immediately thereafter. Following
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the reception Kennedy and party drove to Gainesville,
Florida, where they departed between llpand l2 p.m. via
private plane for West Palm Beach, Florida. The fog
conditions in Ocala necessitated Gainesville, departure.
On January 28 and 29, 1972, Captain|:|n County Sheriff's Office, and InspectorOcala Police Department, both Ocala, Florida,
were a vised of the above information.
On January 28 and 29. 1972,[IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1
Special Agent in Charge, Secret Service, Jacksonville,
Florida, was advised of the above information.
This document contains neither recommendations
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and is loaned to your agency»; it and its contents are not
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United States Senator Birch Bayh - Victim
8 On December 30, 1971, a representative of th
' Washington, D.C. and a
litanUnited States Capitol Police,
representative of the Intelligence Division, Metropo
Police Department, Washington, re advised of Senator
Bayh receiving the letter from| I
esentative of the United On January 4, 1972, a reprNew York, New York, advised that the
tor Bayh indicatesStates Post Office,
lo e addressed to Sena
ancelling machinespostmark on the enve p
that the letter was cancelled by one of the c
at the General Post Office, New York, New York, but that the
letter could have been mailed from anywhere in New York City.
tative of the USSS, On January 5, 1972, a represen
New York Division, was advised of the letter received bySenator Bayh at which time he advised that at t e
his office Had no information identifiable with
resentative of the New
eOn January 5, 1972, a repYork City Police Department laboratory was advised of th
letter received by Senator Bayh, at which time he advised
ould locate no information identifiable with|:|
ld not be identified with anyhe cand that the letter coue ers contained in the Laboratory files.
By communication dated January 20, 1972, the
FBI Identification Division advised that three latentfingerprints of value were developed on the envelope and
letter.
t dated January 19, The FBI Laboratory in repor
suits of its examination of envelope 1972, set forth the re
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Q1 Envelope postmarked NEW YORK N.Y. 1971 AF PM
12 DEC" bearing handwritten address "Birch Byan,
Senator U. S. Senate Office Building Washington,
D. C."
Q2 One page typewritten letter beginning "Dear Mr. Byah -
It is inconceivable that you..." _
Result of examination:
Q1 and Q2 were not identified with other submissions
in the Anonymous Letter File.
esembles standards The typewriting on Q2 most closely r _
s aced 10 letters to the inch. for a Royal pica style of type p _
' No indented writing was noted on Q1 or Q2 and no water-
mark was noted on Q1.
an Bond" which is Q2 bears the watermark "Eagle A Troj
owned by the Brown Company, Los Angeles, California
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On January.H, 1972, the facts of this matter
d States Attorney were discussed with Assistant Unite
k Assistant Chief of the Criminal
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Division, Southern District of New York. After re
subject letter, he advised,that he would not authorize
prosecution in this matter as the letter contains no
viable threat; that the author of the letter expresses
opinions rather than threats and therefore, this matter
lacks prosecutive merit.
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Dunlap related Senator Kennedy made written request to Secretary
of the Treasury for this protection . As the Secretary did not have the V
tt r was brought authority to give the Senator the desired protection, the ma e
to the attention of the President who authorized the protection which went
into effect Fr a 9 8/72. At present a protection termination date has' ' ' th t the service would continue """not been set. voiced the opinion a
protecting Kenne y until after the Presidential campaigns. A.196
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m-:w YORK, N.Y.
June 1, 1972 W
L. Patrick Gray III
Acting Director
United States Dept. of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C .
Dear Mr. Gray,
The reason I am writing to you is the enclosed letter
7 t the office. All Mr. I'aylor-1s _which was received here a
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Eéte that I thought 9* This letter shows such a strong _,x
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h l?3§hat' sing on 53. I an not usually alarmed, but wit: a Nam ;r-gee;-__gwID E
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First off your piece infers there is something immoral,
eident especially if one siniscer,U:o.a.merica11 about running for Pre
c ? I hasten to a<1d._j:he,i: is a Kemedyo Whafc is soihorrihle about i
though we believe Sen.,Ker:aec13;' woulimake a glreat President and _wo1Jlri 1
vote for him- we do no<;- want him: to run because he will be a.ssa.ssin- J
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Everyone "bliet we know wishes Sen? Kem1ed;y"wov.1d not only not run for e
P1esic1en'§'bu'.1 get W; 03 public life entirely, _ ,
We find. it the epitomy ofMI5i*oe6;-mzgndeiiess,scu1lslremar1~:-
ably free of bit1:er1¢.ess,rev*er1ge or hate that iiemledy would even want to
be'P1-¢g;'L<1@n4'; Q3 mi; lQ115:};r._¢4g11n"{;1'y, Since the a.ssass:ina:t:1on of_Sen.;Hob-»
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Pres1dential candidates When threats against these '
f' ation must be made to the Bureau, are received, prompt noti 1C _ _
' local authorities, and A the candidate's office, appropriate
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' f the threat must be promptly LHM confirming oral notification o
prepared and disseminaed to the agencies involved. In those
' 1 a violation of a Federal instances where a threat 1S clear y
statute under which the FBI has jurisdiction, investigation
ll as proper notification must be initiated immediately as we
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DEAR MR HoovERWHILE READING CoNeREssMAN H R Gaoss s LEGISLATIVMr. Rosen
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Mr. Conrad
Mr. Dalbcy
Mr. Butcs
Mr. Wuikurt
Mr. Soyars
Miss Holmes
Miss Gandy
NUMBER 1165 DATED APRIL 19TH, I cAME AcRoss THE FOLLOWI
CERPT WHICH CAUGHT MY ATTENTIONHEADLINE IN WASHINGTON POST APRIL 13! "_CHAPPAQUIDICK,,-§ BILL TO_SAVE IT " /7THEREAFTER FOLLOWS THE STORY THAT SENAToR ENNEDY,or MAssAcHusE'rTs, HAs INTRODUCED A BILL S 3!-I85! TO MAKE THEISLAND OF CHAPPAQUIDICK A NATIONAL PARK AT A cosT OF 20 MILLIONIN FEDERAL FUNDS THE BILL SAYS THE LEGISLATION AND FUNDS AREK
NECESSARY TO PRESERVE AND CONSERVE THE UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS -_
OF A UNIQUE AREAIN cAsE ANYONE HAs FORGOTTEN, CHAPPAQUIDICK IS THE scENE OFKENNEDYs MIDNIGHT ESCAPADE IN 1969 wHEN A CAR HE wAs DRIVINGwENT OFF A BRIDGE ON A LONELY DIRT ROAD DROWNING HIS 28 YEAR oLDCOMPANION, MARY do KOPECHNE AND IF THE AREA IS "UNIQUE so ARETHE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AND CONDITIONS SURROUNDING THE YOUNG WOMANDEATH, MOST OF WHICH ARE STILL WRAPPED IN DEEPEST SECRECYTHE NERVE or THIS MAN NEVER cEAsEs TO AMAZE ME IT IS -JUSTllI , 1
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Liaison telephonically contacted Inspector and advised he had
received a copy of an undated letter Si ne oncerned Citiz_ens" ' addressed to Mr. Gray stating mat believed to be
employed in the Boston Office of Senator Kemiedy D Mass. !, "coul
render the Senator in a dangerous position, " because of her unusual
behavior. |:| inquired as to what, if any, action the FBI had takenconcerning this communication. He was requested to furniSh|:| -
a copy of the communication and when this was received a check was ., '
made of records at Bureau Headquarters and no record of the communica-
tion could be found. |:|subSequent_ly was contacted and asked if
Secret. Service might also have the original. He Subsequently reported
back that they .1113-<17. found the original in their office, adding that there
was no indication as to how it was received. He was re uested to return
the original document to Mr. In the meantimtelephonically conmcted Senator Kenned S Office and advise, ll;heroehecn m ii 0 tents of the commu cation. She state is A
known to the office and has done: part-time work in the past in the Kermedy
Office in Boston. She implied that the letter in all probability was written
because of personal spite», perha s on the art of other employees in theoffice, although she did state ma "does have a problem. "
She was advised that the FBI was taking no further action concerning this
matter.
On 12/ 18/ '72 , the enclosed communication dated 12/13/72
from James J. Rowley, Director, Secret Service, was received enclesinthe original copy of the anonymous communication. Secret Service has lno action on this matter. ~REG,33 X
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communications from subject, and his apparent emotional in-
stability, with no direct threats having been made. y
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In Reply, Please Refer to Seattle 3 Washington
File No.y
November 6, 1972
There follows a duplication of a communication
directed to the Seattle FBI Office by Justice ROBERT C.
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duplications of the enclosures to his communications. The
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Federal Court House Building /
Seattle, Washington _
Dear Earl: -
Attached is some material which I received in the mail
last week from an obvious screwball. I think you may have a
file and already know about this guy. However, he is so up-
tight about Senator Ted Kennedy that I am sending the material
on to you with the outside chances in mind that you do not have
a line on the guy and, secondly, that in the event Senator
Kennedy is out this way this guy might be one you should know
about and have an eye on. Incidentally, I have opted not to
reply to his letter, hoping there will be no more correspondence
and that he will stay in Portland and not elect to call upon me
personally here in Olympia. In this connection it is probably
just as well, as you know, that he should not know that "I have
told the F.B.I. on him." --
Incidentally, Baldy Furseth called me this morning about
being nominated for membership on a national board as to which
the two of you are members. I am pleased and honored that the
two of you thought of me in this connection, and if selected for
membership, it will be a pleasure to be associated with and to
work with you on this national board. _,- '
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Olympia, Washington
some time since you have told the panel of the,
American Law School, but it had motivated enough
e front pages of the "news-media".
does point out to you and others in the "system"of judicial affairs, that this is still "omitted-news". And yet
it was indeedearth-shaking at the time it came out of the old;Pentagon with many appropriations "cut" by the Senator Edward M.Yennedy of Mas
dates upon the
The other encl
the city of Bosachusetts, to whom I wrote as you can see by theenclosed xerox copy. ' _ I
osed xerox copy, dated and mailed to an attorneyrin
ston, Massachusetts brings out an interesting factthat during that period of time no one was interested to pursuethe matter in a follow up-program for justice.
Since the assa
who were caughssination did involve USAF-OSI Officers and agentst in their tracks of "trumping-up-PX charges" ag-ainst me in the McChord AFB,Tacoma, Wn., facility, that the sena-tor Edward Moore Kennedy thought it all could be handled as a big
joke by "reclassifying this certified genius as a charlatan" in-stead of coming to my aid, with the result that I should be ig-nored in the serious matter that "boomeranged" with his negligence
that brought about the death of an additional memeber of the Ken-
nedysamhat of
niest story of
Should you ask
to reveal thatSenator Robert F. Kennedy, which makes for the fun-
the year, any year.
a Harvard Medical School graduate, he will be bias
I'm not a genius, even after taking analytical testsin 19UO upon induction period of November. Yet, the corrupted USAF-
OSI personnel
earth-shaking
nedy wants itinvolved in this matter will continue-tohdown-grade astory because thats the way Senator Edward Moore Ken-
so, plus the strong lid with the bottomless barrelof CIA or his own unaccountable funds, to keep it that way forever.
I"ve grown accustomed to the corrupt and crooked ways the public-
servant operates in such matters. Its bad enough to know he stillhas "senatorial-immunity" even after drowning a Mary Jo Kopechnebut to continue this "game" of his is indeed something of anothermatter to the system of justice, and requires "no" understanding
for its pure "blackballing, blackmailing" and much more. And toremind you that the United States Government is so embarrassed in
this particular affair, along with the Senator Edward Moore Ken-
nedy, that neither one thus far are agreeable to permit this in-
formation get to the courts of America.
I also have grown accustomed to their use "of psychiatry", withall the trimmings of stretched medical-standards for.political
purposes, self-centered interests and how they all commercializedoff the subject and made it all into a big-joke and termed it allfiction---after he was forced to go to "Europe" to recuperate forhis negligence in the matter. Get the monkey on his back today.
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'Smearing this genig has become a "national-pa@ime" with the US_ Government and Senator Edward Moore Kennedy to keep it that way.
There are many of you Judges who are still sitting in your "ivory"towers as untouchables, and there some who would take an interestand come to the aid in this matter. Its Just as bad as the USAF ingiving me an honorable discharge for "dropping a loaded C-124 upon
an engineers head. killing him outright and then they the USAFvOSIcould think of no way to place a counter intelliegence punch uponme, outside of transferring me to China, of which they did finally.But the important point here is to remind yourself that they calledupon my former wife when I was married to her at the time to notifyme about not to do.that "ESP-stunt"again or they would discharge me
from the service.
You can be assured I did again,but in another capacity overseas.
Seemingly they are all well funded to make promtions on the spotand yet in this case they only wanted to "smear me" so they couldcontinue their "bureaucratic-surveillance-games" upon my healthy
psyche.
and its
OSI and the Pentagon had other plans and
this genius. Its just like saying that I
being. Don't tell me that I have lost my
entered civilian status. Be assured that
cheap city of Portland detective upon me
the USAF in November of 1960 here in Por tNeedless to say, it cost them much more than they realize
history course th5t could have been averted. But the USAF
"games" to pursue against
have no right to my well
freedom just because I
I have-had at least one
ever since I have left
land, Oregon. Its got realworse in the last three years. It seems "bureaucracy must march on".
How about getting out of your "ivory-tower" and come to my rescue
today, not tomorrow, and bring about "justice" before the courts ofthis country, today. Its a real simple case of "catching the USAF-OSI Officers and clumsy agents in their tracks of deliberately inprocess of "trumping-up PX charges" and then I called them and re-turned the difference in a certified money after I showed such to
my ex-wife at the time. Its a real shame the US Government and Sena-tor Edward Moore Kennedy both "goofedup" so badly
still calling their hand like that of a Las Nevada
waiting to let the public see my million dollar onand here I am
gambler still
the front pages- of the newspapers clear across this country.
I thought the public servant, Senator Edward MooreKennedy was anhonest and upright gent, when I wrote him as the noted enclosedxerox copy with its date, but I do have my reservations today.
Now that you know the "Kennedys" did have the services of this ESP-Genius and Kennedy family mystic, that it is time judges like you
got into the act of "exposing" the real culprits, even that it allboils down to exposing them mentioned herein today. The Oregon Sta-te Attonrneys office here is interested in placing me into jail ifI can ever get it into the newspapers. Its interesting to know wehad a "republican-Irving Enna" who almost had his friends rescuehim from driving down the wrong-way on the local freeway here some
time back, killing two elderly people while under the influence of
drugs and whiskey and intoxicated.
Meanwhile, "never take a back-seat to a Kennedy, ever".
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I'm not going to co inue my set of factors as they did occur and
show off how the Senator Edward Moore Kennedy did subordinate sci-
ence to ideoloay for his purpose, be it "political-expediency", or
for the sake of the DemocraticParty, but the allowed time of his
game of being the "king" of censorship is for the "birds". The past
era of "kings and dictators" are gone for ever, and I wish you can
find the time to tell him so, and pet this particular matter ewoosed
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I have had every crooked method of every agency that can get invol-
ved, throw their dirty filthy "labels" at me ever since I entered
civilian status of November in 1960. And they are still at itq
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Furthermore, when the corrupt Senator Edward Moore Kennedy took a
peak into the case, he delibeartely "padlocked" all the church and
college doors in throuzhout the country. Its bad enough to recog-nize that the "book-burner" from Massachusetts had his own socalled
cousins or the Mafia down here to take a look at me for reasons of
their own, but it wasn't for a good reason, be assured. i
Out of some 5,000 attorneys in greater Boston, Massachusetts, there
wasn't one of them to answer my call. -
It is heartening to know 350 reporters arrived on the scene in the
famed "Chaopaquiddick-Trials" to see him take the "fifth". So this
should not be difficult for you and your staff to get with the "new"
program and do some decent justice in this matter before you. The
wonderful system does require lots of money, of which the family of
the Yennedy do have, which is nice. And any time the family needs
help they make their "appearance" in the form of another donation
of some two or three-hundred thousand dollars so some judge could
be swayed to thinking this zenius is an "opportunist", or worse
yet a fake. I have grown to the facts that even the Boeing people
had their "agents" to smear me for thats the way the system works.
So after that last statement, you can notify the USAF-OSI and the
Boeing neople how it all bounced back with the clumsy actions in
the matter that cost this nation their President John F. Kennedy.
They all seeminaly had their days cut-out for them when I was on
that scene, esneoially in the USAF tenure of McChord AFB, Tacoma,
Washington. They "jumped with joy" to smear this genius. for their
evident "Pentagon-approved" game gave them the "green-light" to
rape the mind of this menius at all costs. Call the USAFOSI up
on the phone atlthe nearby airbase and enquire,today. Be my guest.
Since the last of the "Kennedys" will never invite you to visit
the city of New Bedford in Massachusetts, where they grow and . ~
teach one to become genius. that it behooves me to invite you to
take in the local environment, and ask yourself what does any
youngster want to think of saving the life of the President some-
day. There are others who just want to become doctors.and still
others want to become mechanics and build better trucks. At any
rate, stop by at 235 N. Front Street and receive your free lessons
towards menius. Take the state of Washington's best neurologists,
psychiatrists, osychologists and oaraosychologists and challenge
their alma-mater for a seance=skétch of Lee Harvey 0swald,whi1e
visiting in the peaks of the seasons. Let no Kennedy stop you.
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The "mane" of exploitation alonm with the "Kennedy" method of'op*
y eration is certainly compounded by the "Secrecy by Government" in
this particular matter. And to find there are judges like you out
there oreachinz or lecturing the "news-media" and reporters who
have lost more of their "bread and butter" because of judges like
you telling others that I have "no-recourse",makes me wonder to
= "whom do you voice an opinion and fact that this is omitted-news
1 and kept that way because of the blackmailer and blackballer in
i the United States Senate. named Senator Edward Moore Kennedy has
' reclassified this into a real conspiracy that seemingly can not
get onto the front pages of the newspapers across the country?
y W ki Furthermore, do remember, "they teach this subject in schools and92 colleges across the country, muchless in every church".
V} If after reading about this case at this time, be assured it in-
I deed be very nice to hear that you have brought this to the att-
r ention of the United States Attorney General in Washington, D.C.
1 today, for when there is a corrupt and crooked public servant
H like that of Senator Edward Moore Kennedy, be sure your are avail-
*{ able to make such resign. Be sure that this particular story does
E get onto the "hard-woriine investigative news-reporters today.
Thus far you like many other judges in the land have certainly
contributed towards making sure the "Kennedys" get their way of
operating and then to tell me I'm not losing my freedom, or is
it to think I am not suoposed.to have any and you should have
all that power to crush "politicians opponents", like grapes?
Thank you for your kind and devoted attention on the matter and
with the hopes of hearing from you eal/s n.
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Ref. A/F-20213093
The Kennedy Family Mystic and
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Washington State Supreme
Court justice says journal-ism and law professors must
sh-are the responsibility for
iiair trials and a free press in
America.
Justice Robert C. Finley .
-told -a panel of the Associa-
Ition of American Law
Schools annual meeting-Monday night. The 111011;l<eys on everybodys hack.
The 'n'ews media could
use some -in-depth 'inform'_a-
-tion and understanding in
the nature of the judicial l
process, Finley said. it
But -he noted, Accuracy
and quality of news report-
ling'concernin-g the _courtsand the administration_of
justice has been substantial-
ly improved."
Representatives of The As-
sociated Press Managing Ed-
itors Freedom of Informa-
tllion Committee, -the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers
Association, the Association
for Education in Journalism
and Sigma Delta Chi, the
professional 'ournalistic so-
5l0i'l and agreed with law
school professors that com-
munications between the two
groups must be improved._deans but was told law stu-D
Greater contact urged
- The APME representative,
' Hu Blonk, managing editorI of the Wenatchee World,
I Wenatchee, Wash., said he
thought progress could beanade through greater c0ii-
tact and coopera-tion "be-
tween law students and jour-
nalism students while still in
school.
_ _ A committee of law and
- Joumalism professors was
selected to continue a study to determine how students in
"both professions can relate
»* to each other.
Scot Powe .l'r., a professor"of law at the University of
r Texas, told -the group he be-
lieves -in the absolutism of
_free<tom of the press but
added: This talisman can't
be tossed out any time the
' press is attacked.
Newton Minow, former-chairman of the Federal
Com-munications Commis-
sion -and a professor of law
at Northwestern University,s n i d the law-journalism
.group might undertake a
study to determine exactlywhat effect pretrial publicityhad on verdicts in legal cas-
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Courses initiated
A -representative oi the
University of Washington _~
Journalism school said he at-
tempted to initiate exchange
courses with law schooll
dents are not interested.
Other journalism spokes-
men suggested that legal ex-
perts be asked to lecture at
journalism schools on specif-
ic problems.
Justice Finley said one
area in which journalists
could aid -the lawyers was in
dispelling myths of Ameri-
can justice.
An example," he said, is
the-' presumption of inno-
cence. It is a fiction and
should be trented as such."
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Senator Edward Moore Kenney. duteo erch Q. i965,_Washington.D.C ' v n A n n,92 Q v nu I: Q.-S; ;;;;;::;gn::27::I'-;~7L!/0 .X T£YA/¬KXlA Y<AXlnZXXEkX3AXAYYAEXAAXAKwKa»A£AK"A»"AXX~hAK¢
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It was with considerable iotorcst that I read of your cour-
result. I woulo liVe to eet the followinq informoticn'throu3h*toyou and Your'eoo offices. _ _ _ 1
Ytn eyercy of rho US Airforces ted been authorized to hrinq to .
rewr dvwriveted environnental nressures to mentally destroy anSxtre-Fn~sorv»°ercentive-venius7 . L '
'ihy§dor't vou coon nn_investi:ation tv oickinz uo P! two former
Airfnrce/OS? Corvnniine Qffioers of the former 20th District. Ec-
Phnr* APP. ?ec0 n. Toshinvton, durine rre neviod of 1950-1959-
rhe C0""a"iinm Officer strive 1050-i?51 was a Col. P.A. Hurst and
his essiernnt wee Q Fajor, Put his name is un"nown_to no and is a
very "ex wen who rentollw broke we down into a hostitel for X-rays.
g» n5: av§ne,.out or his line of duty said-be was out to net'me .
and rn%c a very clessical exawole out of re. Proof'of that cone
ohout in en aircraft accident in 1955. November. in Rapid City nF&.
S. n?ota. ' ' -
hhgtw '10}-_ Q:-:92»~_~_|-ince You of q-Ly 6 92r@;:92r'S Qf T'|.TI'1F92F:.'G .'_='¬92lSl; their
ineennrnto eeculetnd_hroin-xashinn of sore 16 years that incluics
rleov listinv lie service rirht into the urescnt civilian status.
Unnn nlosn ezcieagiqn Qqi invggtiention, you will probably ack-
nowleive tte erokescreon of nisinfornotion oni clu FY R¢¢ $ ti0"$
e=ni"st "e. The irforce Medical fol s evidently played Alon: the
"cC*ori A"P,Tmonna. wnshineton! with and could have cared lest as
to whot_wne benneninv to e. I'n sure you will find some of their
acts inlireretely oistortei, restrictive and limited with crueltwists in tre nest uncontested inforretion and iota within th8'A/F
& CFI or the GTA files of this case. _ .
In conclusion. T'o sorry trot I could not cone out of the induced -vrnlnnw tereion deliherntely oroouced by tre notions of Col. ".A.
Furst eni his nob of some eleven M¢&TF- _0
five shots snanskovs!
hon is fro? ow heiford.Tre oely urine I can offer is to svetch
for eeoicol history. ani naturally one OI
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i , - I .. . - . _¢ 1~ Enclosed within are two letters, one is a duplicate copy of a*Q. - -__ letter submitted in my handwriting to the Hon. Senator E. M. d'92 '~ Kennedy fifteen months ago. Please read that letter first. . .
Mr. Kennedy's investigation and efforts have brought about sometTscreams and howls from the OSI, CIA, FBI, and their continued _=;harassment. There are many associated people who know "their _;;- rape of the mind project" against me, and today I'm interested .-1,_ in bringing suit for damages done to me. There are no over- ' - . ..¢. zealous CIA agents trying to create menticidal hypnosis for the -_ like of a genius from New Bedford, Massachusetts. Today Senator "_ b, ;Kennedy, plus man others who did aid in the investigation know 1 _J-~£§cf that guinea~pig[:i::::]was a known genius long before he vol».-.' *unteered to enlis' in the U.S. Army in-i9t0. In conclusion,_its -- "' ~- known that I was blessed with a sixth sense of ESP! and as a;genius destined to to save the life of the former President 9i_ Kennedy, but the damage they had done prevented me from perform» »1 ing the responsibility. Today they know it was my turn for a if- decent day in history, but the CIA did their Job. I'm sorry toffn3 _say they have more money than intelligence and are over~all a';§.- bunch of power happy punks. Genius combined with ESP is indeed s, ,__ a force to behold and its down to a science. T * 1 .-:}'
_ In view of my fight to stay alive, I did retire as a T/Sgt. and 5- got away from them in 1960, but not completely, because its aly, -. continued deliberate game of mental coercion. = . _ -i._ *
I trust you will treat and respect all information herein as."yI ,_3_ true, accurate, personal, and confidential, with much of their>jfilthy language and trumped~up_charges with~held. _ _ - ,§-'~ ,_ . . ' Should you have the interest of working something out of thisio. ' 5s case, then please write as soon as possible. If not interested, .-- please return both letters in the enclosed stamped and self 3{'7 addressed envelope. = A - - _ ~ _ _ '.
_ Thank You for your kind and'devoted attention on the matter.
C' - ' . » .. ' ' I ' __ ' . C 1' 1 ' PS. My Service # is be AF'?02l3093 and -. - . _ b7C§WI. I Right . . . _ Rhys .' zabo _f- in New Orleans,La.- '1'92. I"? . . - _- -. ;C Hows that xorwa Samplr-~ _ , §{%=, ' ' _- §
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' . . . Cohnrntuletibns! The Assoointed'Press did pick your story of " ', §
. . "soying" by the Army Intellieence uoon Adlai Stevenson. 3rd of. 3Illinois, former Governor Qtto Kerner_end Representative Abner ~
' It would he of great interest to have you get=on with the pro- _ 0 i' v hram of."sn00nin&" by the OSI and the USAF upon me for the past i=2 twenty years. with the added oressure from the Senator E;H. Ken~, n{L"'nedy aides. Include the CIA es.well as the FBI in the deal. ,
' _ . Lets hrcsh.oncn_the long'overdue facts of the truthful side,of , ,- the "Presidential nssessinstion". _ ' _ - * . "
2 If honesty travails. it should make the death of Senator R.F._' Kenncdy'the Funniest story of the year. Particularly;after ex- ,. . _- uosine such factual data uuon the events that led to the death
of President John F. Kennedy. Worse yet. most of the OSI~USAP -
' nersonnel nonnccted to keen me under surveillance "new for a
M feet thst they overolnyed their hands in the dirty same of sm- ,. =
' ienrine end trnmning-un PX whereas seeinst this Extra-Sensory
. Perceotive Genius and Kennedy Family Mystic. _ .-- ._ ';0 . - -, , -. l
, To date. Senator E.M. Kennedy has done nothing because he is_e y- , vntrusted ouhlic-servant though eleoei for another term by the .
oeoole of Fnssechusetts._but that is e different matter. _ ,I 0 . . . I I - I 0
I , -, -None the less. his neglieence hes only been an example of the A
~ fact that he failed to cone to the aid of this native born con~
~ S 'stituent and then turned riqht around to coverun his mistakes. ,, .he.has continued to keep the enclosed Facts Vomitted" and dis-' -credited and has continued to make genius disreputable, worse' - vet he has taken the liberty to send his Irish»hafie~hoh" that _*censiste his top brass from-Boston. Nepotism by Kennedy is best
' descrihed by me as his Irsh~Hnfia" crowd which_includes his ~
cousins to oaVe_that statement accurate. - - "f
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O I '-. ; - Like some corrupted OSI-USAF Officers and personnel. the_USA? ' °_ Secretary will deny such charges. hut I'm reed? $0 prove my Sid ,,- of the facts with ruthless honesty end accuracy, under oath and
~ before wemhers of Congress, "uchless Senator E.N. Kennedy.
The 0SI~USA?-classified me as a dissident and trumped-up PX cha-
recs for a lnv~l excuse for their "frec~ride" and Made Lhis genius
to fit their nlans, so now that it all hackfired I demand you -
hrinq the USAF Col. P.A. Hurst And his assistant a Eojor -USAF un .
on charvcs for deliheratc interference into the death of Prcsisgnt_ ' John F. Kennedy. $heir "CIA" tyne of oocration is for e bunch of .
idiots and not for pooolc who can keep.their-osyche torethcr and ' ,
- ' still cell their cord hefore Congress, end any investigation hoard.
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In nition, to_eover~up.Phis padlockihg the doors to all_the _citeels of nrayer. and eollege'doors too , that I urge and sug_ I
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l"vuc You for your kind and devoted attention on the mntter;
with hooes of hcorin from you real sf
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-'.hy Senator E.M. Kenneiy. 3 Extre~Sensory-Perccptive-Genius
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"cnnwhile, since this ease of invasion pf.uriyhoy should he one
have_had their "fun and names" heeled with the CIA bottom _
Its my hone to know that you will hring this to the attention ofSecretary of defense Melvin R. Iaird and all others concerned, .ineludine Senator E.M. Kennedy who deliberately squelchee every-thing beenuse of his corruption. , ' _9snooping uuon me continues to this day with no eon~ tdennees incurred,-muchless an apology with full ex- 1
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I, as Mr. | |, have enclosed within a few extra
samnles of my effort to bring abreast a number of folks up to date
on the subject of Paransycholoqy. combined with genius.
The story is of a natural born genius who came into this world
with better ideals than the CIA, USAF, OSI, FBI, involved uerson
nel could ever have been
former President John F.
So in short, this makes
that I feel you and yourassembled to witness the death of our
Yennedy, back in Dallas, Texas.
. for another "bomb" in the medical world
world renown foundation should be up to
date. immediately. Assure yourself, Pope Paul-Vl.has many of my
notes and with no doubt in my mind it will be given the well of
readina for nerhaos the "Galileo" censure. ,
To discuss the "oolitical-oaranoia" of the Kennedys and the state
of Nassachusetts is not the intent of the enclosed letters, but
to show that I have tried to inform people in some way to be in-
formed and un
of the forner
Since my time
orosecute forto date on the imoortant matter in the assassination
President, muchless expose an indecent servant.
may be short, because the Kennedys have refused to
the deliberate interference of the "US~Government
analysts" assigned to deliberately break my healthy pschic down
so they could have the full research-and knowledqe that this gen~
ius was and is a genius, just to proof~out their original "19bO"tests of my service entrance examinations, that I feel you should
informed by the oriminal wenius who was destined to save the life
of the former President, but was diverted deliberately by their
actions, labeled under their world of and for the sake of educa-
tion and science, muchless the medical world who knew they made a
bib mistake keeoing me under their surveillance orogram.
Meanwhile, have your neurologists and nsychiatrists and osychol-
oeists vet tovether for a bit of accurate information in the Pres-
idential assassination in Dallas. Its your turn to set the world
informed, and none of that "hush-hush" nrogram about the facts. I
have no fear of the "oowerful~oorruoted-coliticlans" in hassacn~
usetts, nor their dirty labels tossed at me, and I hooe you will
not hold any fear to brina this message to the state university in
Massachusetts. It makes for a better world indeed. and the subject
is live an "atomic-bomb", and no one ever has to mention the gens
etical deficiency of the Kennedys.
For your information and the medical world of this government, the
Kennedys included, do not have enough money to purchase the "seance
snao-shots that took before in ample time to change the course of
history, world historyv
Have a nice day always, and with the best of health always.
Ref. A/F-20213093 '
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.' ' . , - - June 1 , 1970
IlDear Governor Srr.t: - _. . * -=- '._,
In the uocominv race for the senate seat held currently by =
Senator E.M. Kennedy in the state of Massachusetts, it would be
ennronriate to mive you f ' t to the'best man ' U
of Manchester, attorney -h ' - _w__
It is a real shame to see the voters of Massachusetts so polar- '
ized to the "Kennedy-Klan" over the neriod of several years,and '
with just an extra effort from.certain individuals in the state .it can he a "Republican" win. ' . '~ -f ¢ _ _>¢|
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Indeed my purnose in'writinn to you is to remind you that thew
enclosed letter cf information,-addressed to the President R.M. 7
Nixon is for informational nurnose in order to bring you up to
date.quiokly_on a matter that is pertinent, to you as Governor
of Massachusetts. ... - ' ' ' .
First of all, one must realize that the current attorney-zeneral
Rohert Quinn has not given the fair share of Justice to the folks
who are the voters in Massachusetts. The acts of compromise have
led me to think that the Renuhlicans of Massachusetts need a ch-
anme for the better immediately. . .
Azain I feel-its my duty to inform you in order to get the best
man un there in office to serve the voters of Massachusetts be-
cause Senator E.W. Kennedy has failed to keen the resnonsibility
»to this native born constituent on matters of justice to all con-
cerned individuals. Its a shame to think that the state of Massa-
chusetts has voted for a so-called man that does not have the co-
urawe to nrosecute "nilitary-establishment" cersonnel for the
death of President J.F. Kennedy. Failinm that added his negligent
attitude that brought ahour the death of his other brother, Sen.
R.F. Kennedy. whats really funny, is the fact he was just brouaht
un to date by "hrain-analysts" connected to the case for over tw-
enty years. The shock sent him over for a trin into Europe to re-
nuoerate.
Well you have your challenve, to bring about a "My-Lai" investi-
nation to the unfinish business of metering out justice, or do you
orefer to let matters ride such as the last Kennedy decided, that
will be your choice to make as a representative of the voters of
Massachusetts.
Its been my exnerience to notice that Senator E.M. Kennedy has
had lots of co-oneration to single me out to his friends from the
east coast while I walk un or down "Proadway in Portland, Oregon";
Be sure you share this sheet of information with the 5,000 attor-
Peys in mreater o receive the efforts needed to
elect attorney for the senate seat -
Meanwhile lets hear from you on th r. Thanh * -
Luck always. _
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Dear or.[::::::}
I feel its my
to invite you to
and teach one to
You will find it
trio throush the
ion and recommendation
and thorouehly enjoy i
yourself to
life aroundowe it to
enjoy the
Tt would be aooronriate to ston off
enquire_with the folksresnonsihility, as a native rom Massachusetts
visit the nitv of New Eeiford, where they grow
hecone senius.0
just as rewarding as taking a leisurely paced
Mohawk Trail in Hassachuse ts. with a suggest»
to take in the peak turns of each season
ts ctanainr onnorawa of environment. You
wet away from your world for a while, and
you. Be my guest, and take a friend along.
235 K. Front Street_and
who teach the ;ounvsters the best of all
worlds, inoluinv aenius. -
Needless to say, wy prime nurnose in Writing to vou, is to ask
You to iefeat arrowance throuah the hallot hox in the uncoming
elections throushout Waesacrusetts,_end uo date your friends.
-Since the tragic failure to assist his next door neighbor has
been the "examnle" of the last "Kennedy", that I want to impress
noon you of the urcenoy in the matter of his nealigence that has
also taken
.Senatorial
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interesteithe 1i
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?resident John F.
muchless show the
stituents and one
zovernwental anal
"Wenneiy~fami1y" had the services of this genius, free, with no
shrines attached. Xerox satoles have a way of'kevping
ians honest, as the enclosed information will hear me
Acoeotina his blatant oerfornance as a public servant of such
resnonsihility, would inieei he a criwe to continue without be~fe of his other brother, Senator R,F. Kennedy.
ty has given him an enormous latitude against
tuents, with the result that he has not been
neinp about orosecution against those respons~
rferenoe that le.to the death of the former
Vennedy. he lacks the courage to be a man,
_interest of justice in the matter to his con-
w o had the Kennoys foremost in mind. The
ysts who are honest, will readily admit. the
politic»
out .
ins informed, and a recommenation of his dismissal from office.
Padloehinu the doors to the citadels of prayer, as well for col-
leqes too, is comnletely wrons rem any nublic servant across
this lani, muohless from Senator E.M. Kennedy.
Aaain its my hope to now yon ii net wi'h the oroeraw, with a-
soeciel reoueot to share all confainei information herein with
.he
For
enhast throumhout "assachusetts. oartinularly at voting time.
better mental hen i " to, but vote for the G~O~P party
-Attorney ,a Fetter man for Hassachu .t s se t and
i*he country. net no Kenneiy ienovnce; istort, iisoredit, or
owitt this as news, ever. -
In closina, may I wish you wall ann gays a n1¢@
always.
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a commercial way,
nealiaence in the
Senator Robert F.
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tive combined factors as they are anplied in this particular
case. It does stem from my earliest day of thinking to save the
life of the President some day. Other youngsters born in the city
of New Pedford of
come snellina-bee
Meanwhile, may I invite you and vour staff to take in the
environment at the "neaks" o each season, and be sure you let no
Mennedy oush you around from your oonortunity to investigate the
snecial interestina noints that are offered in that environment.
Stoo by at 235 N.and tell them I sent you. You can further evaluate this with US-Governwent analytical service entrance tests taken back in 19UO.
Bear in mind that they were told to stay off my back after they
found nv tests of ootential genius, and I verified them with my
retort in that I knew that from Jr. Hizh School days from New
Bedford in Massachusetts, and that I didn't need their help for
mV nsvche is healthy and I want to stay that way. Needless to say,
evrythina was fine until I joined the USAF after the war and my
stint in the US Army. The USAF~OSI owned-me in that they couldnlay their filthy wanes of smearinz one who was strivins t0 Wake
the best of USAF nromctions offered. The President of the United' _;-__~:~___-92,-_--,=- -av Q->..-~,_ _ _ _ _ __ ____:_____ I '"" . ._ _._ _ ___ . l._ ___. ..__ -._._,,__ ____= N
Director Q Portland, brerzonLos Anmeles Neuro oaical s May lst 1972
Medical Group, Inc. 1
Los Anmeles, California
In the interest of the nrofession, I Mr.| J
hereby resolves to bring the enclosed information to the attent-
ion of vour concern and to make this a real part of the relative
matter of the assassination of our former President John F. Ken-
nedy, includina Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Senator Edward »
Moore Kennedyls resnonsibility in the matter Dlus Channaquiddick.
The current vicious smearinz camnaign by the Senator Edward M.
Vennedy has been instituted by his office and the "senatorial-
immunity" of his has kent all of the enclosed information withx »/g 92 , *1- ' ' .>r' In J I a .~ -' > [Ia -I- ~
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all the facts. However, he did feel it was
to take advantawe and use the information for
nrofit and to share as he felt with others in
without my authorization. The result of his
matter brought about the death of his brother
Kennedy which makes for the funniest story of
. Just be sure that vou are up with the relae
Massachusetts think in terms of wanting to be-
chamos, and still others want to become doctors.
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Front Street for your free-lessons to genius,
States does not have a brave brother in Senator Edward Moore Ken-
nedy because he could have cared less about the opnortunity after
he investivated and decided to "reclassify" this nenius for nur-
ooses of nolitical-exnediency or self-centered interests with his
"corruntion" of office. Chaunaquiddick brought nroof to such.
At? any rate, the enclosed xerox couies will bear my efforts to
those interested in following uu any orogram in the interests of
the orofession and medical history. In addition the "Kennedy-Scan-
dal" should he exnosed to the nublic of the "omitted-news" that
is certainly within the rules and rezulations of the free nress.
that did met "sunnressed" in this case and story of the century.
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Should there he =95! discreoancy whatever, then olease brinrrdt
to my immediate attention, even after mailing the Senator Edward
Moore Vennedy a certified set of the enclosed cooies to him at
his washinatcn D.C. office. '
For another e w - - - nd a quick noint of refer-nces ith a
Professor who is currently teaching the subjec,olus the "com nation-of" and with the extra-sensory-oercention
that certainly makes the world a very different nlace indeed.
One can met in touch with her at her local address of the UCLAcamnus nearby, or at her residence of| Ijof the
ll Beverly- ills address. She does have a Ph.D and is a rea mold-olater" in this particular subject and case. Be my guest and give
tainly kent them in office for a lonm
imame like that of a shinina star.off
You have the interestina challenge to
Lee uarvey Oswald when you are in the
state of Massachusetts. The other, is
to "sketch" me the seances of "Sirhan
of which no one in the country thinksher a rinm on the teleohone. I know her not, but have taken the
time to read about her in a cooy or two of a nationwide magazine
viven to such subjects related~to psychology. ' |
In addition to Senator Edward Moore Kennedy's efforts to subord-
inate science to ideology that it would be apcronriate at this
moment to remind you that his brand of liberalism has stunted our
thinking in terms of "his_Secrecy by Government" ideals. One hasto remind ones-self of the factors that he deliberately "padlocked"the church and college doors in throughout the nation. His corrupt
friends in the "Harvard University Medical School made sure of
that, I'm sure. Their method in orotecting their "heavy-donating"
family for Parvards coffers will atest to that any day of the
week. They have been known to have "stretched" medical standards
to meet the obliaations of such "donaters" trying to coverup for
their "family-zenetic-deficiency" by "buying-out" their oncosit
ion in such detailed instances. Such corrunt oractices have cer-
neriod of time, and-their '
Madison Avenue in New York,
sketch me the seances of a
city of New Bedford in the
that you are also offered
B. Sirhan", muchless thatof the ill fated accident of the drownina of "Mary Jo Konechne"
in terms that he deliberaetelv left the youna woman drown. He came hack to a standing ov-
ation of the memberseof the Senate and the "house".
Oh! All the "seances" do occur before time and in ample time to
chanve the course of history, as it apnlied to this case. The
natural ability of mine continues to this day,and again it doesannly to such matters as "murder" without any flaw in nicking
the accurate name of the "assailant" or assassin, be it after
their act. That is the reason the "corruot" individuals in Har-
vard do not want this exposed, but they did take the time to
"reclassify" this as something of another color. Its best you
and vour staff informs them of such today, not tomorrow. His
Irish tricks are like that of the Russians of today, if thats of
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- Meanwhile, "never take a back-seat to a Kennedy, ever".
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Arzain it has heengr oersnnal exneriehce to 1<i'i'W or a fact that
Senator Edward Moore Kennedy is a "liar" in this matter and has
ouroosely and with deliberate cause made this into an act of cen-
Sorshin in his behalf. Fe also too it uwon himself to make orofit
from all of the submitted information lonv hefore Ihhad would.sus-
nect he would use, for such a ouroose. -
Way, vou have my full authorization to share the enclosed informat
ion.with.the hest of California's neurolonists, nsychiatrists, nsy
choloaists and naransycholoaists. Do it today and not tonorrow,for
its heen "omitted-news lone enouch. Contact all your attorneys.
The "aouroved" games of blacklisting and blackballing such people
after "US-Government~analytical-tests" should trove to you and all
of vour staff of just what does take nlace with the "aoproved" Pen. p .. __ __ , H _ L_ t
anon vanes for corruot senators in office "ooverunnine" for their
filthy and had deeds and then telling the "nress" and the rest of
the maeazine media to "go fly a kite" in this matter, which is like
that of his-thinking of his constituents. Politicians make for the
most at your expense and mine, never their own.
In closins, may I say "thank you" for your kind and devoted atten-
tion on the matter and with the hones of hearing from you real
soon.
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The ennedy Famil@Mystic and
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It was rather irterestine to hear a consent or two over the
redio news reoorts of late and your struggle with the corruoted
and crcored oolitician named, Senetor Edward Noore Kennedy of
"assachusetts. that it motivated we to write you.
It may interest you to know that the "Yennedy" family had the
services of this eenius, born and destined to save the "Presi-
dent" and it all back-fired all because the "US Governmental
analysts" had +heir ?entavon annroved nroerem to stay on my
bee" for a free-ride, simoly because my service entrance exam-
ination tests nroved to them thet I was ootentiel eenius. Hell
needless to say,{ knew that long hack when I took tests in the
vnroandin Jr. Fish School in New Bedford, Massachusetts. And the
teachers so inferred wy folks, but those days, no one poor! in
assachusetts could receive free scholarships to continue on to
colleve, so only the fourteen years of free schooling was all
aooroved durine those days within Massachusetts.
Not to ulace you on the soot vnon the knowledge of genius com-
bined Extra-Sensory-?erceotion in the world of "oaraosychology"
and its oower uoon the normal world around us, but ny intent is
to brine you abreast of its connection to the truthful story
and facts that took nlace accurately. Lets leave "politics" out.
Its as siwoly as the fact thet I was born in the city of New Bed-
ford in Passachusetts on[:::::::::::::hnd srew no within the
local environment through the yeors of nineteen. Then_deoartins
end finally heetinm the draft with ry volunteering into the 27th
Division at the Jamaica Armory in New York's Long Island in 19UO.
So after taYinr entrance service tests, the oeoole involved
we that I was octential venius, and I told them I knew that long
beer and didn't went their conoany noon my back»following me ar-
ound and mekinv we mentally sick. The war years did leave ne '1-
one and then I si=ned into the USAF, where the "US=Governmental
enelvsts" evidently received aooroved nrograr to follow me around
lire I stole a rillion dollers. And to the point that I Durposely
did dron a USAF-Aircraft C-12b tyne uoon an engineers heed, kill-
ins hin outrisht and received an honorable discharge for that.
The USAF aeents of the OSI had too many clumsy aqents exercising
their discretion uoon wy healthy osyche and to this day the worse
thet did haooened was that they ouroosely did "raoe my mind" at
the terrific cost nf the forwer President John F. Kennedy and yet-
Senator Edward Moore Kennedy did not have the courane to prosecute
for their deliberate interference that led to the death of the
President. Well, with all of the resources o the US-Government
at his disoosal. his negliwence and decision thought of me as a
charlatan with resultinm death of the Senator Robert F. Kennedy
as an additional one to his credit. Furthermore, the "US Govern-
mental analysts" hed brouzht hi" uc to date on the matter as it
aoolied tn the "Presidential-Assassination and the offspring of
its services to all concerned in the matter and subject.told
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Weedless to say, it sent his on to a vacationfor recvneration,
and the US-Governrental analysts did inform hin the "additional"
death could have been averted, but thrt was his personal hatter.
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At-any'rate, as vou have nerhaos ta en the tire to read sowe of i
wy efforts to hrirm this matter un before the orooer authorities
within the enclosed "xerox" copies of information, that seemingly
it is our responsibility to brine this before the oublic and ex-
nose it into the front oases of every newssaoer across the land
today and not tomorrow. Pleasettakennote of the "starter" letter i
that I sent to Senator E.W Yenned in ny own handwriting, then be Fthe second one to AttorneyI::::::fE:::]at his old address. i 57c;
o"t to various Senators wi hin the current Senate seating in ash- g
invton,D.C. And yet, to this day he is still the "king" of censor- .:shio_in washinoton, D.C., olus Massachusetts. ; ¢
IThe others enclosed are only a small samnle of what I have railed E
Naturally I need vour helo and the entire orranization of the rem-
hershio of the American Vedical Association today. To continue to W
out uo with his lieinm to-the oublic and waking this "as-omitted- =
news" is something to think shout, and above all nlease share this
with everyone concerned in the world of "oaransycholowists" at
their best, with over twenty years of close surveillance uoon we.
Lets wet with the orovram today, and force this into the face of i
Senator Edward Moore Kennedy today. Its bad enouzh to know he our-
osely "oadlocved all the doors to the citadels of prayer, but he
also oedloched the doors to all the colleges". The crooked poli-
tician that he is, has not stoo my effort to expose him at my le-
vel of my budget to bring this uo hefore everyone concerned. But II?
Ithe bottomless barrel of FORl¬S from the combined frineds within ,the rureaucracies and the VS-Go"ernnental agencies is hard to go M
Dressing. They certainly have "sunressed the enclosed facts for 1
many years", with lots of extra-ooliticians to distort and dis» g
credit, and play down.bad negligence he did show in the matter. 1
So here in is vour "new" challenge, alone with the facts that F_.--i:i. -. _ I +5!
You are to invite hinv to "shetch" the seances of "Lee Harvey Os- I
Wald" within the city of New Bedford in Fassachusetts today. I'm
sure the "Kennedy" will not invite you to visit New Bedofrd, so
he my Quest and do visit at the oeaks of each season. Further-
wore, stoo at 235 N. Front Street and -ask them to aive you your ,
free lessons towards qenius. J
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Sore younasters within New Pedford and its environrent, do think
of doins sonethins decent in life. but the "Pentason" peonle do -
have Qther plans fgr "ngor" guys like *8. I just rearet th t the
Senator E.W. Kennedy was such a "bum", otherwise I would have
saved the life of +he other, Senator Robert F. Kennedy. But at
any rate, the US-Governmental analysts do know "King-Edward" did
woof and his nezlimence did shine throuvh, thorouakly.
lease note the enclosed cooies as I have nailed out over the many
years, "eis is worst than the "Top-Secret" oaoers of the Pentagon
and the farce of the "classification-orogram", which looks like
senatorial immunity is hiding Senator E.M. Kennedy in the case.
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The "*r j'nc"r:_1r{92 of dirty lnhels" I h-eve pone thrbolinh. is but a smell
nrice to may for the million dollnr story the Senator from Hesse-
chnsetts delihertely supressed from the public as news is one
wore reeson of this effort in writinm to you and the other is to
wave sure thet oeonla liVe you will be aware th~t there is an "vn~
tanned" and new world around vou.
The embarrassinv hart of the "scuttled-efforts" of Senator E.N.
Yenredy in this case end nether, is one additional cart thet has
eluded nost of the neonle. And yet there is at least one million
who do new ebout this story as truthful as I an writing it to
yoU,t0dPy, So net it "exoosed" as soon as oossible, today.
It is indeed sonethins to think about the facts thet.he £180 did
were nrofit and eein from the information over the years, hut in
addition continues to overlook this letter of information, clay-
ins the "ware" of secrecy, with senatorielimmunity.
Awain, ray I rewind you, never take a back-seet to a Kennedy, ever.
Azain, You would not have known that the "Kennedys" had the ser-
vices of Q senius destined to save the former President J.F. Ken-
nedy. nd the additional feotor of the "crooked" Senator E.H. Zen~
nedy *0 take it uoon himself to make orofit of the death and story
of Senator Robert F. Yennedys life, whereas re could have saved
such. Pow does erab you in the old "slang" and terminology?????? ~
Political~narnoia, is the usual nrice all ooliticiens of such re-
oute, must nay someday. Its otter ratter, when his own mother makes
e nice c¬FtUT¬ to establish the Bronx-Fentel-Retardation-Center"
with 2 donstion of sone $10,000,000.00. Some day the facts will
hear out their wentel-deficiency within their family. its been a
terrific nrioe to nay already, for the comfortable glow of comman-
i netle huneritv. Paranoidel hehevoir in vovernvent leaders ere _o.- ., . . , . , . . - -
.suhiect tows greet deal of scrutiny and some e eluded teveuse
of corruntion awone their kind. Contact Hr. .AFA.W&Sh.DC-'~
I'm inclined to think that my story should he worth a million dol-
lars eren to VcCalls, Cornoration, or the nantam Books of new York.
Meanwhile, wey this find you in t*e best of health, and with the
homes of heerine from you. Let no one in the service of the ov-
ernrent tell von a different story, while I am still trying to
wet them onto the oaroet before any Federal Judge in the land.
And finally, may I extend the in"itation for all of your staff "
and the "Arerican Medical Association" to visit the city of new
Fedford in Fassachusetts, where they vrowiand teach one to be-
come genius. with all that interference from the "Kennedy" he
still thinvs Httlng we "reclassifed" has saved the day for him.
Its better to inform tin, Genius remains
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Whose Money Built
Kopechneiiouse?
' VERA GLASER and ,-
MALVIN A STEPHENSON
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lvasmhcrou._ PARENTS or MARY io' ttorecrmn. who drowned
i'n'Sen. Edward Kennedy's carthree years ago, will soonadopt a new affluent lite style
Still not tirely recovered from their tragicand §i_rLe3|}§o:ecltrie' are pulling llp.si&l eS in thesuburb. Berkeley Heights, New Jersey 'wherelived-for 25 years: '
_ They will leave their modest rented apartment and move
into ascustom-built $75,000 rambler in a secluded area of the..~';g;r"=.;gs~;f_~;~r_~_,;;:t;-~=:;:w~ .- » . . a "» N -.~1~""°< $tI.f",>§3g ~ 5', 4- _, . »t_1;.~ hf» H ,-!I",_. _»_..-g~< ;» .-:fi , 3; .. ._92 92/ -, ,~..,,».v ,, ~.r,.o<.._...~ ., 92924I' ems,--,»/if H" =1?»- s ' ' " e»'3'" l921~ »92~. - ....92,, git» ,*, a 3 '
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miles from Wilkes-Barre. .,~1:>.:_-9*.-..92 ~ ;
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<."-isPocono mountains anhour's drive from
Mary Jo's grave in
Larksville, Pa.
The Kopechnes
new financial securityhas revived curiosityabout how much
money they receivedas a result of their
daughter's death. Ob-servers have noted
from the beginning
that the bereaved
parents have care-
fully retrained from
. criticizing Kennedy.
The new home,now nearly complete, is reached thi-0ugh_~ winding privateroads. It dominates a rise at a 1,901!-toot elevation about 40 -
, In the surrounding low-income mining communities, wherethe Kopechnes have roots and numerous relatives, talk is bun-
ing that the home' was built with Kennedy money. IThe sum awarded the Kopechnes under the senator's auto-
mobile liability insurance, after -the judge at the inquest foundhim guilty of falsehood and negligence, has been a closelyarded secret gu , ..
If an additional cash settlement were made, the parties in-volved have kept mu_rn about that, too
T TEE CAPITAL, SEN. KENNEDY said he ls aware?A of the settlement, but,-suggested the figurireould comefrom the Kopechnes" attorney in Wilkes-Barre.
with.1.heir plans," Kennedy said: That was a long time ago; I am not familiar in detail
But Joseph Flanagan, the attorney, angrily refused to dis-cussithe settlement or the house. '-92 n_»the summer and fall of 1969, when Mary Jo's death _-dominated.the headlines, Kopechne retaixied ts battery of top-ntch-legal talent, despite his limited means. - 9 I.
frhree attorneys from the ngvell-known firm of Flanagan indDorah represented him at tite-hearing totbioek 92_92i1_itiutop1y'on~his daughters body. ~ "y -..l'.~- i .Sources in the area report the house ia1pt_miidin[~¥.'t1ew in-terest-for Mrs. Kopechne, whose nerves are shot." opeclmerreportedly is down in the dumps at times. '
In about a year he plans to retire from his job; selling in-surance. Until then he and his wife will spend weekends inft-henew home.
, The brick-and-siding residencejs on 1'/4 wooded acres. Itboasts a breakfast room with fireplace, three bedrooms, twobaths, a two-car garage, and glass-walled rear decks overlook-ing a spendid view. '
Alter the tragedy the Kopecltnes dropped/out of sight. luthe last year they have taken anmlisted telephone number.
Their new home was discovered by these reporters duringan inspection of properties in the scenic Poconos, where the
l{opechnes builder Isaac B. Miller owns 700 acres. He sug-nested a look at a house he had under construction and identi-liecl the owner.
I think he got his insurance money for his daughter, Miller said, adding that Kopechnes Wilkes-Barre" lawyer also"checked me out." -
Family sources coniinnecl the-facts about house andthe insurance settlement, though not the"amotmt., v-*' " v . .
». THE KENNEDYS
End of the Actir awnks-_ -- .
As untidily and unsatisfactorily as it
began, the legal inquiry into the in-
cident at Chappaquiddick came to an
abrupt end last week. After a fcw hours
of fruitless probing, a grandjury ap-
pointed to investigate .the death last
July of Mary Jo Kopechne adjourned
in frustration without clarifying'any of
the mystery that still surrounds her
death.
The grand jury, sitting in Edgartown,
Mass., began its work with high hopes.
Foreman Leslie Leland, a Vineyard
Haven druggist, -pledged a completeand
independent investigation; many jurors
were apparently in an indicting mood.
Their -ambitions were quiclrly dashed
by State Superior Court Justice Wil-
red Paquet, 67, a no-nonsense jurist / .Q: ith a reputation ~for running a tight
urtroom Somewhat Churchillian of 0- , - . . .
E-i - Aien and mani1cif,_ Paquet swore the ju-
rrs to secret: , warn rmiitaiillrralii .-glis sea e not or 1a month. not-».
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~b informing them that they could con-
sier only those matters Broughtito their
aention by the superior court, the dis-i
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w'vitli,_few _'pption§._Only, three -charges,
were possible. against Senator Edward
Kennedy: manslaughter, perjury or
driving to et1danget; .a traic offense
that is generally combined withother
charges, notably drunken driving. Citing
a ruling by the states _ Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, the judge denied the ju-
rors request for a. look at the .,tran-
script. of '_the January inquest into the ac-
cident. Distrlct,At_torney Edmund Dinis,
who had access to boththe transcript and
the report on the proceedings by Presid-
ing.-Jnstice James Boyle, told the jurors
there wasinot enough evidence to indict
Kennedy ofn any of the charges. The ju-
rors thernselveymade no rnove. to call
anyone-involved in the events surround-
ing thegaccident; four new witnesses,
who testied for less than 20 minutesin
all, provided nothing useful in the way of
_evidence.Case Closed, With that, the grand
jury gave »up.;Accornpanied by a sheriff
in formal dress, the ten men and ten
women asseprnbledglumly before Judge
Paquetrin Mai-thas Vin_eyards ll2-year-
old courthouse. The judge asked Fore-
man Leland if the jury had any pre-
Sentments to rnake. I have nothing to
present," said Leland quietlyt Not you,
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' The jury had nothing to present.
rots helievedthat Kennedy should have
been brought before 6 court to answer
for events that they still nd inade-
quately feqrplained, Marlywere; disap-
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-land said that the answer for the grand
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release was resolution of the kind of dis-
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established Bay =State practice, made
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REQUEST FOR DISCLOSURE OF
MANUAL OF INS'IRUClI__lIONS TO
SENATOR EDWARD M?"KENNEDY
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You and I attended a conference with the Attorney
General in his office from 6:00 p.m. until 7:35 p.m. cn June 19,
1973. During the discussion, I advised the Attorney General of
our .concern regarding disclosure of the FBI Manual of Instructions
to anyone outside the FBI. _
The Attorney General indicated he was willing to decline
to furnish the manuals to Senator Kennedy and he may do so in person
rather than by letter. The Attorney General indicated he believed the
need to consider the question of the establishment of Congressional
oversight committees concerning the FBI provides a reasonable basis
for denial of FBI manuals pending resolution of -that larger issue.
As a reminder, I note that a set of our manuals, plus prior
versions of Section 87 of the manual, are still in the custody of
Assistant Attorney General Dixon.
Nothing further appears to be necessary at this time pending the
final action of the Attorney General concerning response to Senator
Kennedy.
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At 10;:-so a.'m. on June 19, 1973, Mr f
the Intelligence Division, and I attended a conference at the
request of Assistant Attorney General Dixon concerning the matter
of disclosure of the FBI Manual of Instructions to Senator Kemedy.
Also attending the conference were Mary Lawton, Deputy Assistant
Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel, and John Gallinger and
Douglas Marvin, attorneys in the Office of Legal Counsel.
Mr. Dixon discussed the various alternative iesponses that
might be- given to Senator Kennedy and his suggestions ranged from
general public disclosure of the manuals to denial of disclosure entirely.
The manuals had been reviewed by Mr. Dixon's assistants who were
attending the meeting and they offered the observations that the innocuous
material in the manuals had scattered throughout references to sensitive
material therefore full disclosure of the manuals could be detrimental
to the FBI. Mr. Dixon indicated he was still looking for a means of
resolving this matter.
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I suggested to Mr. Dixon that the Attorney General might
respond to Senator Kennedy in writing with an offer to allow the Senator
to review pertinent portions of the manual mider a written understanding
that such review would not result in public disclosure of the material.
I suggested that this offer, while not necessarily binding on the Senator,
could provide an appropriate response by the Attorney General and the
establishment of conditions guaranteeing security of the material would
appear to be reasonable because of the need to avoid public disclosure of
certain portions of the manuals. Mr. Dixon said he agreed that such
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. this matterMr Dixon said that he would further consider
Attorney General at 6 O0 p m and that it would be discussed with the
' e 19 1973. Mr. Dixon suggested that you might W1 this evemng, Jun ,
to have me attend the 6:00 p.m. meeting
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On June 8, 1973, Assistant Attorney General Robert Dixon,
Office of Legal Counsel, advised me that the Attorney General testified
on June 5, 1973, before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, '
Subcommittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures, concerning the "Law
Enforcement Revenue Sharing Act of 1973. Senator Kemedy asked the
- p Attorney General for access to the FBIs Manual of Instructions. The
Attorney General answered in substance that he did not feel there would
be any great problem in making such material available to Senator .
Kemiedy subject to appropriate limitations as to further use of the
material. The Attorney General indicated to Senator Kemiedy that in his
opinion the only basis for denying access to the Manual of Instructions woul
be claim of executive privilege which he felt would not be warranted in this
case.
The Attorney General has a conference each morning at 9:00 a. m.920
with Assistant Attorney General Dixon and at the conference immediately 929
following his testimony, the Attorney General asked Mr. Dixon to obtain
the Bureaus views concerning disclosure of the manual. Mr. Dixon
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and Mr. Lindenbaum of the concern the FBI has regarding any access to
the Manual of Instructions by persons outside the FBI. I pointed out
that the manuals contain material of a highly sensitive nature which, if
made accessible to persons outside the FBI could result in a detriment
to FBI operations. I pointed out to Mr. Dixon and Mr. Lindenbaum that while
we had no reservations about the personal integrity of officials in the
Department, our concern was based on the principle that any disclosure ~
outside the FBI increased the possibility of inadvertent or unauthorized
release of the material.
' Mr. Dixon then asked me specifically whether I would be willing
to authorize the Assistant Attorney General or the Attorney General to
review the manuals and I advised him that if we were directed by the
Attorney General to produce the manuals we would do so, but that in order
of preference we would prefer: first, no disclosure outside the FBI, and
if that were not possible, we would prefer disclosure only in the presence
of an FBI representative.
Mr. Dixon said that he .1 tended to agree with my observation
and that if he were to review FBI manuals he would like to have an FBI
representative present who could certify that he d not remove or copy
any material from the manuals.
' Mr. Lindenbaum advised that he better 11Ild8ISlZOOd the position
of the FBI, but that he thought it would be essential for a persuasive
case to be made to the Attorney General in order to convince him that the
manuals should not be disclosed. At that point, Mr. Dixon specifically
requested a summary statement of examples of materials contained in the
manuals that should not be disclosed because of the harm that such
disclosure would cause. He requested this statement be furnished him before
Monday morning, June 11, 1973. Mr. Dixon said that he and Mr. Lindenbaum
would confer with the Attorney General at 9:00 a.m. on June ll, 19'? 3, and
would discuss this matter in detail. He said that if it was necessary '
following that discussion, a conference would be held on Tuesday,
June 12, 1973, at which time FBI representatives would be invited to
appear and discuss this matter further.
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of an appropriate statement of examples in responserequest. I then advised Inspector Bassett of the results of the conference.
On the evening of June 8, 197 3, I reviewed the four volumes of the
Manual of Instructions and selected two or three items from each manual,
the disclosure of which could be harmful to FBI operations. I described
the items in general terms so as to indicate their scope, but not their
specific contents. Attached is a statement listing the items.
honically read the attached At 7:54 p. m. , June 8, 1973, I teleproved and authorized me to deliver the|:|<~/"/75 t .b/statement to Mr. Felt. He app
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September ll, 1973
Honorable Clarence Kelley
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Washington, D,C. 20535
Dear Director Kelley:
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from Chicago. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit
to Kansas City and your thoughtfulness was
greatly appreciated.
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as pleasurable as the dinner We attended
for Tom Eagleton.
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Honorable Edward M. Kennedy
United States Senate
Washington, D. C. 20510
Dear Senator Kennedy: =
It yes most thoughtful of you to write on
September llth and I appreciate your taking time out
oi your busy schedule to drop me a note.
I was very glad I had the ogportunity to _
Visit with you for a short while. The entire famlly
had .a wonderful time celebrating our sons birthday. »,.. -. n» <=
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, Re memorandum of l0/l0/73 from Mr. Campbell to Mr. Callahan Iconcerning the briefing of certain Members of Congress and their K
staff members on NCIC/CCH operations on l0/25/73.
As you are aware, responses to the invitations extended are 5?being received and a number of Congressmen and Senators are designating i
their aides to be present for the briefing. Today, l0/l9/73,
SA gressional Services Office, received a call from
a legislative aide to Senator Edward M.C7Kennedy DMassD C an w o wor s for Senator Kennedy on the Subcommittee on Ad?n_fnistrat-i
_;__-Practice and Procedure Committee on the Judiciary, which is chairedby Senator Kennedy. stated he had learned of the NCIC/CCH g
I briefing on l0/25/73 from other congressional aides and wondered
if it would be possible for an invitation to be extended to him as
a re resentative of the Subcommittee chaired by Senator Kennedy.SAt|advised that he felt certain that this could be arranged, b6and he explained that in respect to the Judiciary ;b7c
Committee, members ommittee on FBI Oversight had been '
invited along .with Senators Tunney and Mathias who have expressed _ _
particular interest in the NCIC/CCH program It was pointed out ,.<- four other Senators on the Judiciary Committee in addition tic OCT! : _.
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of invitations were also sent t§o other Senators and House Me1fnb¢e_r _,_m_,, ,,~
because of their committee assignments and/or interest in NCIC/ H.
s informed that the FBI would, of course, be most p/ease
to have him present at the briefing on l0/25/73. said he i
could understand the FBI's inability to accommodate all who might like
to attend the briefing and why all the Senators and Congressmen could
pleased to have, him attend~and that we would be expecting him at
l0 a.m., Room 3ll9_~,!FBI Identification Building, Second and D Streets,
t ' ' 'onSouthwest, Washington, D. C., l0/25/73. Computer Sys ~..u _ lhas been advised of this matter and will %e x ectinac-ea a,/, 57? Q5-,=a ~' m _ 92 . 4,1 if D
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and appreciate. the interest which prompted; you to furfnish me
this information. This Bureau did not conduct an investigationin this matter as no Federal law within our jurisdiction was »<
violated. It is suggeste you furnish any data you have to -
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I 1i_e.ve?,~som,e important information oonoerningand .cons5,de1~ it my duty to rep'o1f.t it to you. ' . . x 2»
Up until now, all theiinvestigatiogi has .been~ba_sed.* on an; vei1§tire'l3rj;jia];se pre1i1i"se_, c _1wh'ich~ is that, Kennedy was the a.i=i~¬ra;-~o'1'tI1;e 051"-Whéll it wai1t."orr*the*briaga. dThisfhsolutely not tsue: Here, are the faets-: The pair :wef£'e seen. by deputy Chris-= ,topher 1}-QQK flow Sheriff" Igookf! an hour and a 'l1al£Qait_e'r Kennediy stated -the car 11" tazwas in» the water. When the two -saw the law-man they sped into -the night. Then ' it.-ax,, ~"Kenned'y got out rand hi-d in the bushes, telling the girl to dI'iV8;'8IPO921.n5, and "lose" ~;I:-"Qthe deputy, Yretnrningi for later on. * . u K ' » i
Ple.asei_ picture this; fI11e"'g~.i.i'l. is? a ,zfoot shorter than .Kenn'edy?. She cannot reach the , * 1;,"foot 1m ake,,. nor can she see over ithe dashboard. In add'ition~, she does not know the ;§;.,;§;,<§|;1territory, andashe j.-,s/v,,ery ~badly fiigh'te'1'_re',d%.~ Need I say more? ' A _,a;,./"
Jhen she 'didn"*t return, »Kenne.dyf1-an back to the! cottage: to get his, c:,ons,in and? his! _i"riend'.~ 'I31;e':three of -then; drone ~ai~ou;1a.'1:ha island. for hour or so, trying gq: .fin'd A '"hen. Then» they gave it~u,p-, a;_1dfthe*. next moming. they hjad to; be -t_9_i_gj__: that the dag nand body had been found in Poncha TPgn'l1.= x . a , -
I an enolosing »a copyaoikthe b?St book I have found on this S1J,bj8 §17,a fyou; read Y *}"LIE-he Bridge at Ghapjpaqu-iEdd?ic1é"' ,yoii~°iwilJ_;192eee ho-every si-ng"_J.e- detail; fella: into 1 3j~p1ace~.The- -boolc-,~ howeyer,. does not include a report. on the inqbuestd. I understand 5 ;_:that snch i"e;jp0I'!l; oontajns over seven hundred ~vpa*g§_s:.of'2lii'e_s qnd eyasionst ifNow what, we may ask, motivates a U. S. rsenator to? involve himself in such, a 3tangled web -.03;-~.de::e1.'i;,, 1'h,,e_ answer probably is that he thought it would be lees - '4}damaging to his poiitice;-1-~career"to be be lcnoxim as a reckless driver " which he a "Ea_alW_aY5 has been-! than to -be exposed -as a U, S. senator; riding; around. _9,1;~ nigh-a. 92 3;with an Iminarried -girl, while his pregnant wire sits a ho en. __,..;»-. '"':;~, ~ -a aw»7 c e ~ Ex-109 .§g.I:.c-so »J.><§- 7~1>>a~ ea 3} 5%". So -what do we have here? We have a young, "faizc-ha red, blue-eyed corpse! We have _Kennedy committing per/jury: and forcing others Tto do so. We have the corruptionoi the "entire Supreme Court of Massachusetts. lie have _the defrauding of Whateter
xii insurance company paid. up in the beliei -t1=ra;1;K¬maay was the driver or the as ' 'In addition, we have Democratic senatorswnot oniy shielding thie deceitful mail _ Vbut having the unmitgatedgall to offer him to the public as a cmdinipigh
If yon, wish further information, it will be very easy to reach me rit;it1;" -1 .7 L Ihotei when-%;I, a retired person, havevbeen living for the past nine §eag§§ 8 *
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HAS LAUNCHE " IES MOVEMENT. _ b6
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7 A 152PAGE BOOKLET, WAS DELIVERED WEDNESDAY TO "PRAIRIE -1RE,
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A NAME ASSUMED BY THE GROUP ONCE CALLED THE WEATHERMEN, WHO BEGAN AS
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AT A NEWS BRIEFING WEDNESDAY,[::::::::::::::] OF THE u.s.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DENIED REPoRTs THAT THE MUCK, WHICHRAs ACCUMULATED AFTER AoYEARs OF COMMERCIAL AND MUNICIPAL DUMPINGY?§:2§E§ING SHOREWARD IN ARY SIGNIFICANT WAY.
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X n§;"".§;§{ff,'-E.<.-T , /fTO = Mr. Jenkins Y 3%-19 DATE: 5-31-74 §é§;*§"¢?.__
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Q SUBJECT: S. 2543; H. R. 12471 - -
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LEGISLATION L=g=|c~~~-_
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The Senate yesterday -30-'74! adopted two amendments to
captioned bill which greatly will adversely affect our operations and in all
probability will insure this legislation will be vetoed. _
The rst amendment was offered by Senator Edmund Muskie _
D-Maine! and would require the courts to examine classied material '
in camera to determine if its classication was proper and the document
should be withheld from disclosure. The White House and the Department of
Justice in addition to CIA made an all out effort to defeat this amendment.
Two White House legislative representatives were working personally on the
Hill against this amendment while the Department had three of its representative
there, including Assistant Attorney General Vince Rakest
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