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Re: IIALTER IIJVCHELB BROADCASTccroem 25, 1959 SEx_:.n
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A Republican-backed bill will be inttfcduced to outTaw boxing ri&'.i.f"""""""
January. me nain reason: 1'00 nany gangsters. __=
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For your infornat ion.
Winchel 1 sg id:
The International News - Trinidad - Unidentified submarines are
operating openly off the South American coast. Submarines, not
American, were sighted this week off Newfowidland and Buenos Aires.
This means the entire £tsst.em._Hm.L$.nhsr.e is now under Red patrol.I
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For your information.
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Guatemala is on the verge oail war. 1'he"ariiy' "there is
ready to take over. "Wm"
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Memo F. A. Branigan to A. H, BelmntRe: WALTER FINGHFLL BROADCASI S ET]OCTOBER 25', 1959 '
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The Caribbean -{g&4£.'_'_l,:2_§!?!_.¢.7.!'§.*'.?.~CQ.fJ.¢..l'_-ag.-StopH-regularly at
Haiti: three largest ports, supposedly to give our sailors shore
leave. The inside story is that we are keeping both eyes on that
troubled nation. '
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Miami - 1100 big yachts are being loaded with men and arms inthe greather Miami area for another i_hugs,i_qgi__q,1f_' Q~u,b_a_:_ His" enemies now
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We have no concrete information indicating any expeditions
are about to leave lliani.
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the not-to-distant Moscow.
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Fang Kong - Red Fhina told Ir. Khrushchev that
then the big boeib, on the ground that Red China would be the only
major power without one. Reluctantly, .llr. Khrushchev is ready to
grant that demand. e - -he must give
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Re: WALTER FINUHELL BROADCAST
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-~.-_~_ 4-rv'pIlI- R-I ~92There i violent dissention among the nenbers of the .. * M-I-5'¢atOl John 13.!%£c1J'le1.1an..I<ob9.!'.._QoM1i.tt.e over its final report.
Each nenber of that connittee must "o.k." it, so it nay never be made
public. The Democrats, it appears, want to nahe Hoffa the big villan.
The Republicans want 10'. Reuther to get that honor. 7
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.'i'his is nerelg a continuation of previously publicized
dissention between conmittee nembers as to the emphasis to be placed
on wrongdo ings on the part of factions within the labor movement.
.I'i_r_'i_chel 1 sgid:
Attention all newspapers - I'he_§ére;_i_den,t__!s. Uabinet. will make
an important change in a very important post, very soon.
hr your infornation. Bureau, at this date, has not been
requested to conduct any investigation for any position in the
Cabinet. It has been rumored in the newspapers that lVeil:!:E'lroy,
8'ecretary__9J'__Q!I.§B§e, is considering resigning. pt;___,_._.,__..-..l . __________,
Jrinchell sgigt ' ' President 's Cabinet. At the present time there are no vac cies in th-
Newspapers are re amended to a sensational artic.l_e__i_Q__'[{'he Nation"
I for October 1l.' t is titled M f New York. 1£"'&11'&'§.. "that h g police executives "knew" a é r array suspect in a doubl-
nurder could not have committed the criue. The chief suspect was the
eight-year-old son whose mother and father, a doctor, were slain with <
knife, on Staten Island last gear. The bog is now with his grandnothe:
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in Utah. Here are some excerpts from "The Nation 's' article: I
"Quotes. Every sol id fact supported the story, told by the little
boy, that a masked nan stabbed his parents to death. Not one single
fact supported the theories of the police. Also, that the Richmond
County District Attorney 's office and the police have not done anything
publicly to clear the boy of suspicion, tho, say the writers, they
knew for a year that the boy is innocent.
Comment:
For your information.
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New York City - Ihen the currenfrguiz show scandals exploded
on your front pages, this reporter said: "Quot?i". ' 1'hei|ad"race for
ratings was the:chief source of the trouble. Ind quotes. More than
a year ago, ladies and gentlemen, I turned over, to a Senate investigating
committee a lot of data showing how some of the rating services operate.
One survey, for example, took the rating of a program in Texas, and
reported that it was number one in that state. The show had been off
the air for three months. Talk about red faces, how about that quiz
show emcee who used to say very seriously, "Please, no coaching from
the audience. "'
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Havana - Your newspaper recently told you that Castro 's "bery
big brother, Raul, had been elevated to some high post in the Castro
cabinet, and one of the very first things he did was to outlaw
Sank Claus from Cuba. "Uhited States Normand World Report" said the
Castro brothers objected to Santa as Quote. Alien to our customs.End quotes. P.8., The only foreign nations whereanta C_l_a_us_ ie
illegal, are the communist countries. our; .._-,,-5;, ,,-.1 ea/31¢
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"The Daily Worker" - The next secret meeting of the
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National Committee of the Communist Party will be held in New York
fron November 4th to 6th. Ind of secret.
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The Nation_a_l 6'onven_tio__n of thxsociation of-§outh Carolina
Saturday night, and until 2:j0 p.m., Sunday. Purpose of the me ting is -to set up ii" Grand National Council of all Klans to coordinate ac ivitz s=92'¢
October 24, 1959, at Hotel -Thitle lJontgomery,'Alabama. The sessions are scheduled for all A day'S ,
iof the in the South. fe have arr nged for appropriate informant
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INew York.;;_Anti-De Sapio forces wz l run him for Mayor as an -
independent Democrat. If Governor Harriman doesn't run, other choiceswill be Hresident! Truman's Air Force Secretary,/Thomankletter orformer Pol i_c_e Commissioner __o__f__New_ f'o_r'_h, Charle§- Qams. " " [U9 _.-1" -'~-------- -------*-. . ' '--T~- ~'-"~ ____.
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Veteran grou s he will say that "discrip:iim¢i'b;;": is out. Threatened
with loss ~o twenty-five thousand members, the Commanderwill say it
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UCTUBER I6; 1Q59
Jinchell Said: i
Bronx,.New Pork - Attention, District Attorney S llivan. Theone_hundred_jhousand dollars allegedly empeeeled from thu;%sraeli bond
drive is in Switzerland, not at ¢ne'ra¢¢'ira¢ks"mnere'your'm;n"&ru*""
looking.
Comment: '
This is follow-up of' charitable circles embezzlement item
mentioned last week. 37ncheZl then stated accused embezzler is respected
executive. Nb indication at that time of any Federal vioktion. Uase
apparently being handled by.New Pork District Attorney's office. .New Ybrk
Office and Bureau files contain no information identifiable with this
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of Venezuela has just crushed another plot to assassinate him and"H?§ '
top aides.
Comment:
ibr your information. This has been previously reported in the
newspapers.
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fresident frgestoede la_Guardia}_Arias of.Panama has foiled a
plot to kidnap his wife and family to get him to resign.
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Guatemala - President CH1Qye12Q1@ig9ras, also marked for
assassination, has changed his bodyguards for the fourth time in a month.
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Havana - Anti-Castro forces are exploding bombs in the streets
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of Havana to wreck Cuban winter tourist trade. Castro used the same
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might _en_g_age_ in terrorist activities in Cuba during the convention of the
erican _§'ociety _ofp1rave1y|Agenyts,V being_held_ in Havana, October 1?-2_5';""l9_5k _WW,U. ..-_,e.a_ at a"-mm
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Manilar - Tremendous allied reinforcements are now sea-borneoff Laos. Peiping now knows that if they offer action, it will be
accepted in Southeast Asia just as it was at Lebanon and Korea.
Comment:
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Havana - Fide astro is persecuting foreign business to a
standstill. The Cuban dollar is now shivering like a palm tree in a
hurricane. There were many liberators who turned "madmen" in history,
but Hr. Llstro is the first who apparently cannot count. Unless American
money rescues him, Castro cannot defy the laws of financial gravity
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at the stage "draft." The South has served notice that it wants Senator
ohnson, that it would accept Senator Symington, but will bolt if it is
.58-tyevenson. Mr. Rockefeller and Mr-§ly_i.x9n are now rated even-money
for the' GUF'nomination. This is rated a big "advance for Gover1n.07'7f9cheJ'elZe'
It is now only eleven-to-ten that the Democrats will win. Many lead7n§' ""
Democrats believe that if prosperity holds up, the Republicans will have
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Re: ;4LTER WINC'HE'l;L BROADCAST
OCTOBER 18, 1959
Jinchell said:
The investigators qf the queered quiz programs said the
rigged shows were not illegal, no crime, but U. S. Internal.Revenue will
enjoy the last laugh again. They will follow up reports that some of
the big winners had to hick back as high as sixty percent of the loot.
Television people who allegedly took that money under the table can be put
in jail. Dirty money buys only mud.
Comment:
For your information.
Wnchell said:
mm. and.Mrs. United States - Both major political parties are
now planning a campaign on Fpeace.' This, I think, is an insult to your
integrity as well as your intelligence. Qf course you can have peace,
any time you wish to exchange your vote for a pair of handcufs. George
liashingtcn could have had peace by surrendering at ?alley Forge, and
jailing £oul.Revere as a common scold. bodrow Wilson could have brought
you peace by ordering American ships at sea to strike their fags, and
hoisting the Imperial Standard of the Kaiser over the White House. You
can have so-called fpeace' any time you are willing to crawl like an
animal instead of standing up like a man. Worse, let any man say that our
rights must be defended and he is called a Wwarmonger." THIS LS AS SILLY
SAYING TEHT.ANY'0ITIZEN WHO URGES SUPPORT.FOR THE.EBI AGALMST THE OAPQNES
AND THEZDILLLNGERS IS.RROM©TING VIOLENCE. Tens qf'millions of dollars gre
about to he spent on campaign literature, but all the words written or
spoken will not change the deadly facts. They are the following, from the
official uncontestable record: Ladies and gentlemen, you are in the
presence of a very heavily armed enemy, less than half-a-day away. His
accuracy with missiles is attested by the foot that he already has hit the
moon. His destructive power is officially estimated at fifty million
Americans killed, and twenty million wounded, on the very first
bombardment. re: these same American leaders in both political parties
assure you that they intend to balance the budget. That's as ridiculous
as the captain ofthe Titanic ordering that all the champagne he sold
twenty minutes before he had time to lower the lifeboats. The only wayto lose a fight is to rely on the hindness of your opponent's heart
instead qf the strength in your own.
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Re: JHLTER WINUHEIL BROADCAST
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of California will rule tomorrow omfCary, . .$§Q3{9 fate.A reporter's report to th Nati - Sacramento - Governor BrouIllrs. Roosevelt, and many others, this we titionm the Governor to
spare this 's life again- Chessman, after many reprieves, is
' 92 scheduled to die October 23. He has been in the death house since
I948. He was convicted of sexual atrocities, seventeen robberies,
3 depravity, and two kidnapings. His lawyer,and his petitioners, claim ti
Chessman should not die because he didn't hill anyone. Ihe Calijbrnia
law says that Fiidnaping is punishable by death. ne of his victims, a
girl of seventeen, tortured and raped, still sufers greater agony. Iha
then - this statement by me is a petition 1"eminding the California
Governor about.Mbry Alice.Meza, seventeen at the time, who became a
mental case because of that horrible experience with.Mr. Chessman.
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Whshingto - Ihe U; S. Court dismissedthe lawsuit brought bynewspaperman Vancefgtimble Q£_theScripps-Hbwarduewspaper. lhe report.
sued to compel Congress to make public their record of'the money they
spent personally. It is irony, indeed. Congressmen, who investigate
' ' everyone, everything, about everybody, withhold information the taxpayiz
public should know. Congressmen, you would think, might set a better
example than some cj'the reluctant quiz show witnesses. And, talk Gbl
v fgullibility' on the part of'some television executives, one qf them
in August, l95EL told newspapermen: "Quota es have made an extensiveinquiry into all quiz shows. J? found no improper procedures. End" quote. '
Comment:
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Ladies and Gentlemen - Nbt much time, but this is important.
lhis is the first time I have everxsaid that a case qf cancer has been
1 cured. Attention, bshington Fbst: Cancer specialists are very excite
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OCTOBER 18, 1959 192 11- __about a cured case of cancer. The patient 's name is__l£u_r:y:%o1dsmith.
She has written ten articles about her experience with cancer at " '
Zopp, one of the original Rynyon ancer Fund grantees. ""
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8 Dallas limes Herald - Th Qggmunist Fagty Convention
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Comment: " " qbgziilwill secretly be staged in Dallas,
will secretly gather in_St.jLquis,d,_ ,__ _
These are the conventions being held to preceed the
National Convention l2/10-13/5'9 in New York City. We are giving
appropriate coverage to these meetings.
The following remarks were made by Winchell on which no
comments are considered necessary. These are for your information.
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The 5ron.:: - e District Attorney-'s office is quietly
investigating a reported shakedown by one of the leading unions
in New York City. ,_
Uni ted States Court House - The Appalachin. conspiracy
case is expected to last three or four months. Conviction would belifor perjury, not for silence. None of the 23 indicted mobsters
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Itook #5, the 5th Amendment.
Havana = This is the real reason Fidel Castro is staging
his anti-American demonstration. To blame others for Cuba's big
financial collapse expected to reach climax in December. Dozens
of foreign corporations will be forced to close down. They would
close now but the Cuban law forbids firing of workers for six months !
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Havana"-.'Despite Castro's claims, his own planes
machine gunned the Cubans, accidentally of course. The plane that
flew low over Havana, dropping pamphlets was spotted by Cuban planes.
They tried to intercept it with rraehine gun fire and missed it but
they hit the people in the streets, killing eight, wounding thirty.
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following an accident, has car went off a cliff Fuchs is believed
to have married Greta-'_1¥£el§_on phonetic!, a widow, in Eas Berlinlast September 9; 1 " "" -7*F;¢¢hL .- , .,. 92 ,
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and other Latin-American places, has been quickly confirmed a
good deal of the time. Last week I said, "Insiders thought
Mr. Castro would be out in six months. " Fr ay's front pagesin New York made it four months. d /_ g I
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me Dominican Republic - 4| new army is being _ 3
organised to invade this Latin-American country. Reportedly,
over 3,000 men from Venezuela, Cuba and Latin sections
of New York City. They plan to meet on one of the islands
Off GEDO-
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possible action against Dominican Republic}; opposition
elenents have been prevalent. In fact, organised training
of Dominican exile groups has taken place in Cuba mi th
Castro's suppor-t. However, Cuban training camps recently
disbanded when Castro withdrew his support and we have no
information indicating current invasion attempt against
Dominican Republic. Bureau has been conducting thorough
investigation of all leading Dominican exile groups in U.-S'.,
including New fork City area and we have not received any
data concerning a proposed invasion effort against
| Dominican Republic.
Iinchell said: _
The Bron: - The District Attorney's office in
the Bronx will have unhappy new for some local union.
They now have four unions tapped and trapped for alleged --~
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today had a big scoop, if true, that the oownander of the Cuban Army,Cienfuegos, who Castro said disappeared on October 25was seen alive
on November 10 by an American nurse. She said the missing nan was a
personal friend of hers, and that she gave hire blood transfusions in
a Cuban hospital November 5- The American nurse, a Benedictine nun,E6?_U_i1_A;-__..v_ I_|.l _-_.1 an -._:.I -5- .....- -A-84; ; 41-4 In-ulin fnisnrpll____ CIQQCI J, HUSH UNI IUIJG pviswsvb In-6 neuuv-5, prod-as wasnan was the missing @_/Army leader,_ _She presujces he___i§ dead none
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Re: FALZTR UAUHFLL BROADCASI
NOVIIBER l5, 1959
Havana - Financial people close to Castro are operating
like gangsters. They are offering to buy foreign property, especially
like ours at distress prices, or else. Big American interests e
will close their Cuban doors rather than sell.
The Bron: - the 17, A. in the Bronx is working with the
Brooklyn D. A., the Policellepartnent and the Faterfront Commission
investigating labor racketeering in the Jake Box industry.
Irentcn .i[ew__'.[g_lj_seg_- Convicted killer, ggléfzeg, rmvictim was aschio:T girl, will seek another writ to s ve his life. He
will charge the State of New Jersey with Quote - cruel and inhuman
treatment - Unquote. If he loses he will die in the chair on or about
November 30. p
And that 10-. and llrs. America winds up any reporting for
this network, until we Iarry a new sponsor in 1960.
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changed I should be greatly surprised. Did you ever talk politics with
gdy of their students or any of the observers including many in the
stellar bracket,
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ways of the red network and I strongly suspect that our! pictures are still ridden-with the comruniODS _
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watching the Deeilu Playhouse production cl '_. e "Lepke" on the night of November 20, 1959.---- -- - '!heprogra1nwaacerta!nlywel1doneand*""
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Dear John: é*BY
Thanks again for another letter that
lights me all up when I get it, I wondered.
what your reacziion would be and I'm glad to know
you enjoyed it,
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narration in a picture called Murder, Inc, and
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Wln; $15.70 for Place and $990 for Show. . .0r S-H30 for $6. - .lhe editors made such a todo about ltockefefler saybtg he wouldn't ao-°¢Pl "IR "WP 8lJot...0n Nov. 30th here an anecdote about himquoted his line: I wouldn't be Vice-President of anythingi". ..New-
York cafes, the New Year: Eve headlines revealed, charged $80 percouple and some night clubs I75. not inciudire hooch. . .A prlcepar--us -New Year. . .1'he Assotlated Prea-H reported the passing of banker
ea-ouwbny and roulette dealer! George Wlngeld, 88, in Reno. Ele-acqulrezi a dozen of the biggest banks In Nevada. Thousands lostmost of their lite savings when his banks closed during the depres-slon. But he died rich.
From the Wall St. Journal: "Nixon said it I3 too early to talk-about whether he will seek the Presidential nomination". . .Ha!. .
won it last weekl. ..Bigotry charges are made against the news-paper that came to the rescue of Josephine Baker. Happy headache. . Brigitte Bardofs blessed-event created a journalistic circus in
Paris. It helps explain why lame is no fun. . .Since April 1950 fort -ve US. airmen died in "incidents" wit Sovie ne . . -
evs lg . ll'l a ion an poi ca =grow-an explosion can occur that would ort ward.seeking space. Result: A Russian-C ' ar.. .That translates Mr.
K's recent hand-shakin With You imggriallstic Ameri_gg;;r_ *
at many 0 you are aware oi the serious militant consequencesof the steel strike. For example: It caused a 3 month delay in thecompletion 0! 4 ICBM launching sitea. . .As though there isn'L
enough to worry about, Good Housekeeping has a shocker about thecontamination 01 your drinking water The U.S. could stop Castro
tomorrow by stopping the tremendous purchase oi Cuban sugar.American dollars tor their sugar is what keeps Cubans from starv-aiii. But Washington says it ,doesnt wish to hurt the C1lP=1'1 P9°P1P=.on that item appears in the brave Havana Post. Castro s new lawswill add: This is false. Just Yankee propaganda". . .Will the Payola
PIT"-19 ever get around to politicos who are paid generously by 335°unions to make speeches? ' '
DESPIM Adlai Stevenson! denial that he in a cl-Ildldattl I Ill!"
has been reserved for his Lon Ansel»! hqulfi ll ¢°"" °"
lime. ..i92a'ri Germany; Krupp Industrial empire now doe! a hill?huslrncsl Wit]! Russia. . .'l'I'|e Castro Iron. Rllll and Fldl! MWnever earned a living at anything but revolution and war. YaI1kE=
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is only hours away by Jet plane and minutes by rocket from @1114!!!oi people who are not at all satised with thing! as they a-l'0- .
Variety: story about drama crtic Atkinson: planned lET.lllElEEl'}t and probable successors! was discussed in Lindy! la-ll l'11El - I 5forms be tough," said an Atkinson rooter, "nding the right man toollcrw in his feat-steps". ..Those complaining about violence 011teevee forget that the moot violent yarns oi all are the IMP?-lll¢clasalca..,Govv. Rocketeller found out latte-r touring the oountlvlithat it isn't as simple becoming President as becoming GOVQYIIOI 0!New York. He could've stayed home and learned that trom Dewey. .
Moral: Every Cinderella has a Midnight.
We in-it lea nod more about the spinster who ueathed 5511.000to the Runyon Cancer Fund. . .1-{er name: Lyclibsq .5118died November 28th 1959 in Jersey City, NJ.. . .She lived with digitvand trugality in the Jersey City Y.W.C.A. all her llle. . .Miss Endnl!lLvorlted at the nearby Commercial Trust Co. ol N.J.. ..She was TDCert...-1. . an-._. T:l1_ ..¢ ,,,-_.._.. Inn? glad --as-a 4-"Wit!" "'-i C -ofNewYork * Q" inWRose - Ask E. C921n¬l' ?! or
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Thanks to You ALL!The Rev. Lawrence W. Mclilaster Jr. executive director of theDept. oi! Radio t Ie'evislun of the United Presbyterian Church Inthe US.! arcureteiy sized up ratings: Everything, including eihlel.morality and honor, was sacrlfjqerl [or the rating. lite only thinthe show had in hewas popular." Morality all} truth were omn-" I h Crosby. tv 1.1-it-to. continua ieteiv nat.'r "d to popularity o ni dustrv I'm convinced. lenh___¥ P » . ~the war on rntinn: The advertising n , ,really interested in selling anything. It's l|'ll.erelt¢§ only in rating,and ratings mean the set is turned on; not that anyone: paylnlmuch attention. The most reckless set turnerson are the very 0and verv young . ..'l"hose urging disarmament target that the Bul-sians killed over a dozen nations ler two reasons: They were the
and they were weak.Why tale: are tell: In the past decade Americans spent overfifty Billion for Nato's defense and today Nate is more of 0. sieven where sound travels [aster thlr:than a shield...In Washingto . ,' tl'1_ torthe specedag. Wgggts light. the parties are blaming each o er. . .'Ihere',s nothing political about_missi1es and no party is pro uesia...Labor leader Mike Quill is again in the public eye, the publichair and the public nose. . .I-lere l the ight plan ._for the rst Yankto soar into spare. He will orbit the earth at an altitude of 100 mile:d he will whiz around the earth everv 90 minutes at 18,000 milesd torists over t:he»NeyIoer 0Year's Eve weekend. Stay Slo ri_ Mr evsianswant to stop the arms race as lllllh as we do._Well. the fluesians probably want to stop arming. but what about the COm!1'lun1§-5?...R.ockeleiier's surrender to GOP bosses conrms a Will Rogersnifty: There is no more independence in polities than there is injail". . .Muney isnt everytitlni, Iolk!-. . .A poor Vice-President belt Ich Governor - |'1 .
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and whores, dope, and murder. Money was power guns kept us in power,
fear was everywhere.
I can show you where a million dollars in mortgage were burned
with $67, 000 in cash and who burned it. '
how you how big dope shipments get into N.Y. with no trouble. So
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Where the mob met to talk over a contract from Lep.
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relieved he wasn't going to be hit he gave me a horse that won and paid $42. 00.
A Fireman who is worth about 3 million in Cash.
The Top leader's were to be, hit Costello, Joe Schoenburn, Dudly Grergeiman
and the "Dutchman" and why they were not except the Dutchman.
On the North River a million in furs was to be taken, a nigger was to tip us
to the truck, 3 were being used. He squeld to the law so they would go easy
on his brother, who was a big dope pusher. We got warned by a cop in the
42nd house. The nigger was cremated in a furnace beneath the biggest gin
mill on the West Side.
here Kiki Roberts lived when she was on the bum, and who paid the rent.
Alongside the Brooklyn Paramount was a horse room that did a $250,000 a
day and would take a company of marines to take it.
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known to us! contact man located me and asked me to come into a new mob.
After we talked and he had questioned me to my financial affairs he said he
would be back in a few days.
One week later we met, he said most of the top sicilians were going away
and there was a good spot with plenty of cash waiting for me. He put
$20, O00 cash on my kitchen table and told me to give it to my wife to buy
a house, furnish it, and send a certain party the bill. I told him to take
it back and 1 would see him the following Saturday sometime.
I left immediately for L.I. contacted a certain man and explained
everything to him. This is his exact words. Your clean and stayed clean
all these years, get Winchell, explain to him, use the old mob as a basis
for a new television series. N0 names, places, or dates where anything
can be laid in our lap. I want to spend the rest of my life here, not
in the can. Altho' the statute has run out it can prove very embarrassing
to me now. l know Winchell. He wants to get back at those that knifed him
and he won't rest until he does. If Winchell don't buy let me know right
away. I'll make other arrangements for you.
I was confidant, planner, and sometimes hiester. All vendettas were
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Dear Walter. .
Wishing this finds you and yours, in excellent health. I would very
much like to tell you, that last night I struck up an acquaintance of a
Mexican-American from California. Thinking he was going to ask for a
"touch," I told him I was unemployed. I then told him I was Puerto Rican,
so this lead to this. He then told me if I wanted to make a lot of money,
so I wa§'iT1t'erested. He explained to me that he had answered a spanish
add in California asking for Soldiers of fortune. So he applied anad they
paid his and four other men the transportation to Miami. Here they were
living it up in a hotel, and in three more days they would be sent to Santa
Domingo where they would be trained for a period in using arms. He then
asked me if I wanted to join he would take me to the contact man, I declined
telling him I would like to think it over and that I'd let him know before he
left. So by the looks of it I guess Trujillo is planning an invasion of
Fideliter's Cuba. With a payed American troops! Is this legal? By the
way this fellow explained to me, there were quite a number of Soldiers
like him in Santo Domingo already his kid brother was there too! I was
only thinking while he was talking, what a pity to die so young. Maybe
this is nothing new to you, but again! say -
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girls resemblance to her aunt is amazing. gWhat a pity to die so young.
Sincerely,
P-S. Walter I'm sending you a card where my mother sometimes buys.
lts just a few blocks from where I live. They have a backroom just like
gangster style, the store belongs to no'other than It's used as
a front for their meetings M mother can't explain how so many men fit intothe backroom. She says brives up in a limosine with four bodyguards,
then more limosines and more men I wonder what's going on Please tip off the"F. B.I. because I m afraid my moth-er might get shot, iihmen start
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On the afternoon of 5- 24-60, Walter Winchell telephoned the Director's
Office and stated he wanted to bring Bobby Darin, a young singer who is currently
appearing at the Casino Royal, 14th and H Streets, N.W. , Washington, D. C. ,
ever to the Bureau tor a tccr. Winchell stated that the Director Mr. Tolson
had seen to it that he, Winchell, had received an excellent tour many years ago.
During the conversation, Winchell indicated that his "information was that the
Director was out of the city," and he was not corrected in this assumption.
mroamrion lN*BUFILES as w1:NcnE__LL=
Winchell, born 4-7-9'7, New York, New York, has been a newspaperman
since 1922, and has been a columnist with the "New York Mirror" since 1929. He
has been active in radio and television and currently serves as narrator for the
weekly television series "The Untouchables, " a Desilu production, in which Actor
Robert Stack portrays prohibition agent Elliott Ness. It was recently reported in
the press that Winche1l's staccato narration of "The Untouchables" will soon be
released in a record album. Winchell is on the Special Cor-respondent's List and,
of course, is a long-time personal friend of the Director. It is noted that in the
interest of expediency, the file review on Winchell was limited to a check of recent
abstracts, which reected no unfavorable information.
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Darin achieved fame in the entertainment eld approximate! y one year
ago with his rendition of the song, "Mack the Knife" which sold over 1, 000, 000
records.
Attached is a photograph oi Dana appearing La the 5-24-ll issue oi
"The Washington Post. "
REcoivmIENpA'r1o1g§:
1. Either Mr. Kemper or Inspector Suttler will conduct Winchell - -
and Darin on a special tour of Bureau facilities.
2. The above is for the Director's information in the event he desires
to greet Winchell and Darin.
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Dear Walter:
Your note and the material you sent me
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investigated the Cinema Educational Guild, Inc. , of
Hollywood, California. We have requested that this
organization refrain from using my name and that oi
our Bureau in the furtherance of its activities. This
organization, of course, does not have access to FBI
tiles and I have not endorsed its activities. -
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Newspaper clippinggféréam his column~31 1. -. ,- .- 3,4 _ envelope £7 J9 J" is m iet entitled "5ineric,;ih's Dgift Patronize Reds"I3;-I l NOTE: The Cinema Edu_<iationaI._§1,iild, Inc.; has" never been investigated Bl g by the FBI. Winchell is. e§erring't0 a pamphlet which he forwarded, and
¢.i?l.1..LL__gl~'5 1 "which is being returned, phtished by the organization which includes a${;;ff" - _ list of individuals described as the most rabid Reds and fellow-travelers*;:fe~:-- - in Hollywood radio and television. The Guild is allegedly an anticommunist1~:.:..:T_,____ C I group which has been responsible for distributing anticommunist, anti-,;_C_su ,,,,T__'6 2 Negro an ii-gemitic pamphlets. Myron C. Fagin is national direct§.eii1'§TR___rL " 4n[_g§:§1.% %fs umr [3 .'92.92REsT OF NOTE NEXT PAGE
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He, in the past, has attempted to use the Director's name in
furtherance of his program and it has been necessary on several
occasions to contact him and request that he refrain from mentioning
the FBI in any way. The tract Winchell sent had already been
brought to the Bureau's attention.
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] /£7 Please give me some money. I gave you so
Sk parts in them for you, gave youDear Walter,
many screenplays, even wrote
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If you don't want to give me $10,000 cash, how about putting meion as a
technical adviser? I read about Walter winchell~Productions; you know that
you got the capital to start it by selling the screenplays I gave you. nd
your first productions are apparently scripts of mine too.
Please, put me on one or two of the Walter Winchell Productions as a
technical adviser, and send me a check for $10,000. that way, I don't have
to appear, I'don't have to show up at all, But I could at least get a litti
money that way. div, the ff
Give me a break, Walterg elped you more than anyone you ever met I'm
making you big; throw me a iew crumbs. '$-10
9245'I still think it would be easier yet Just to put $10,000 in a couple of
envelopes and put it in my mailbox, Please, Walter, I need money for nec-
essities, I wouldn't ask again. Give me $10,000 one way or another, as you Q I
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you last at La. Jolie.
Thanks for eendi mPhle§ -'-'! -l@1"- I
will mention and show on camera my first program
0ot.2nd. I want your book "Masters of Deceit",too.
- - I also would appreciate the FBI sending me "THE 10
- MOST WANTED . Gan I also get photos or film showing
- "'"* ""* the place r®b.ed or murder-eta?I Ls I told you I intend "dramatigi_n5f1 why they are1
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would you let my crew take a 2 or 3 minute
interview not interview! I mean take you saying
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Dear Walter:
I am certainly sorry that the Boss and I did not
catch up with you before we left the west coast. We certainly
enjoyed being with you the brief time we were together and hope
that the future will bring our visits closer together.
Mr. Hoover instructed me to obtain for you the
items mentioned in your letter of Tuesday, August 16, 1960,
which will be used for your forthcoming television program. I
think it would be well to mention the espionage pamphlet which
you indicated you have received. An additional copy of "Masters
of Deceit" was mailed to your New York address as of August 9.
In addition, I am forwarding immediately under separate cover a
number of "vignettes" and "blowups" regarding "Masters of
Deceit" which you may desire to use.
In connection with the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted I --
Fugitives" program, I am forwarding under separate cover "
Identification Orders, Wanted Flyers and necessary details that
will assist you in dramatizing this important phase of_our work.
While the Boss would like to do the interuiew wiucn j
you requested, he will be unable to do so in view of the fact he -has turnd down a large number of similar requests and such an
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Reference is made to my letter to Mr. Winchell
Jada? *3...-=. I 5;.-, l ' ;~;~, and the fact we were forwarding back-
ground data on the ten fugitives who comprise the FBI's "Ten
Most Wanted Fugitives" list.
So that the fugitive data in your hands may be up
to date at all times, it will be necessary to advise you whenever
a fugitive is apprehended and also supply you with the background
data relating to the fugitive who will take his place on the list.
Please remove from the material forwarded to you
on August 26 that data relating to Clarence Leon Raby who was
wanted for Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution - Murder. Rahy
surrendered on August 28 and is currently in the custody of the
Sheriff, Knox County, Tennessee. The list, therefore, is now
comprised of but nine fugitives. The replacement for Raby will
be sent to you soon.
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While in Los Angeles I met one Randy Wood, _Il_I1§.§i¬1eI.1.l or£_-
Dot Records. Dot handles all of Lawrence Welk's recording at the present
time. " , Wood advised that his company has completed a recording
by Walter inghgell on the surrender of Louis Buckhalter Lepke to Federal
authorities. I believe he referred to the title of the record as "Murder,
Incorporated. "
He stated that the record is something unusual, very melo-
dramatic, with a musical background, and as far as he knows, factual.
He stated that the FBI and Mr. Hoover are mentioned throughout and wlile
he is certain that ivir. Winchell must have cleared the script with
Hoover, he would not want to put anything in the record which would be
offensive to Mr. Hoover. He stated that the record has not been published
as yet and he would be willing to make a copy available to the Bureau.
He stated that he is hot seeking Bureau endorsement but thinks so highly
of the Director that he wants to be sure that the Director is fully aware
of the recording and what is in it if he does not already know.
Mr. Wood was advised that his consideration was appreciated
and that his offer would be brought to the attention of the Director.
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"Dot Records phoned to say your "_Murder,,_M_I~z3%,_'
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introduced that bill in Congress assuring
G-Man Hoover s 822,500 per year pension
when he retires! the rumor started that
Mr Hoover lanned to ult soon, which - P fl
isnot true...'i'hatJaci:ie __Robinson would come out --as a reporter for 1nt'1 News Service un ii
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son, an ex-girl Friday, is being groo ed
as "another Lena Home by Music Corp.
o! America. she will get $2000 a week by
New Years Day whether she is or not . . .
Linda Christian is on her 4th collaborator.
Fired the others because they "couldn't
capture my rapture . . . Auntie Mame
Author Patrick Tanner does the London
coctle poddies in s '1-shirt inscribed:
Olympic Drinking Team" . . . Wealthy
actress Dina Merrill bought s $60,000
sable "sportscar" coat. Then got her hus-
band to purchase a sportscar to go with it.
When Broadway blacked out for 2 min-
utes in memory of Oscar Hammerstein.no _ aper remembered that less thaw":
yeal ago at the same scene Duffy Bqul !
Mr. Hammerstein. as head of the Ciro-mit for the Unveiling oi Geo. M. 1&0
hen s statue. spoke. It was Mr. Cohan w 0
wrote the song "It's Getting Dark on Old
roadway . . . They say Red Sox Star Ted
Williams isthe most valued player in Lee
Howards league. She's social . . . Beauti-
ful Beall Baldwin, top model. is back with
a gashed chin from Mexico City, where
she tell. Blamed it on sleeping pills un-
slept out . . . Dot Records phoned to as?
your "Murder. Inc." album will be in the
stores in about 8 weeks. - -
The Baltimore Press Reporters, Ine-
including editors, starters or all radio and
W stations there. tool used to meet
Thursday evenings But after The Un-
touchables" became a hit program, few
members showed up. Bo they voted to
change the meetings to Tuesday nights. ..
Former movie star Billie Dove's lovely
dghtr Gall is s stewardess tor Continental
Airlines . . . Joseph P. Kennedy tells inti-
tes he can hardly help his son win the
sldency. All his colleagues and no-lends
s daddy! are big businessmen, tendyet, Repubs . . . Why does Vs|4iC1l-
bl... keep playing concerts m R -st-1',when nu President is so badly treateh by
Russian chiefs?
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Reurairtel 9/14/60 concerning Walter Winchell: column oi.92 9/13/60. _ -
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of the Training and Inspection Division, talked to Mr. Randy Wood, President
oi Dot Records. Mr. Wood mentioned his company has completed a recording
by Walter Winchell on the surrender oi Louis "Lepke" Buchalter to Federal
authorities. This record is entitled "Murder, Incorporated." Mr. Wood
advised that although the record has not been published as yet, he would be
willing to make a copy available to the Bureau. e-_ My
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Mr. Wood, obtain a copy of the record and forward it to the Bureau.
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Dear V-alter:
I watched your television program last
night, and I want to extend my sincere best wishes that
the coming season will prove to be the most successful
thus far in your remarkable career and it will bring
you richly deserved personal satisfaction. Your Sunday
night shows are a source of real pleasure for me, and
I feel you can take justifiable pride In the service you
are performing in behalf of our people.
Please accept my personal thanks for
calling the attention of your viewers to my speech in
Miami on October 18. It was very thoughtful of you to
do this, and I am very appreciative of your kindness.
With warm personal regards,
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the FBI and the spy activities of Russia and Cuba. He also announced thatI the Director will be the speaker before the coming American Legion
Convention. As one of his brief last minute items, Winchell stated that
I 1 another security agency, not the FBI, will shortly announce a defection. Winchell called this item to the attention of the "Washington Star. "
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He devoted a portion of his televlslon program of 10-9-60 to
0 publicity regarding Francisco Molina and Joseph Corbett, Jr
He displayed their nhotozraph and asked that any Information' N l ' concervnirfg the two _be giren to the FBI. He also recommended
l ' " t s of Deceit'!|.nd the pa Q-let,
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Calvin Johnson, former Congressman from Illinois, who was
Toastmaster at the recent IACP banquet, telephoned and advised me that he
had received a letter from the Director thanking him for his remarks at the
banquet and expressing his appreciation for Mr. Hoover's thoughtiulness
in writing to! him. Johnson advised me that Sunday night he was watching
the broadcast a.nd Winchell commented on the Director's
book, "Masters oi Deceit" and showed a copy oi it and expressed sentiments
directly in line with the way Mr. Johnson feels about the book. Johnson
further advised that for the rst time in his life he is writing a letter to
a news commentator. He stated he is going to write Winchell and suggest
to him that he urge on his broadcast that educational authorities teach from
"Masters of Deceit" in the senior year of all high schools throughout the .- 92 country. He asked that I advise the Director concerning this because oi the
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Calvin Johnson, former Congressman irom lliinois, who was
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had received a letter from the Director thanking him for his remarks at the
banquet and expressing his appreciation for Mr. Hoover's thoughtiulness
in writing him. Johnson advised me that Sunday night he was watchingthe W broadcast and Winchell commented on the Director's
book, "Masters oi Deceit" and showed a. copy oi it and expressed sentiments
directly in line with the way Mr. Johnson feels about the book. Johnson
further advised that for the first time in his life he is writing a letter to
a news commentator. He stated he is going to write Winchell and suggest
to him that he urge on his broadcast that educational authorities teach from
"Masters of Deceit" in the senior year of all high schools throughout the .-
country. He asked that I advise the Director concerning this because oi the
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Dear Hr. Hoover:
Thank you for taking time from your bug schedule to accommodate
someone when you don't even know. ,¢
But what prompted this letter is that you say "thank you for your
kind expression of confidence in the work being done by the FBI".
You thank HE when it is I and every citizen of the USA! who should
thank God for YOU and your organization! That's what I have been,
doing since 1927!.
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FBI". If you only knew how PROUD I am when I say that, and how
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you would know how the ordinary "man in the street" of which I!
i one! feels toward you and your men and the work they have done
and are doing. Even when two of your men asked for a small favor
from me in line with their work when I was registrar at a convention
several years ago, I had to use up all the wonderful adjectives I
could think of before complying with their request. and only
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I Lewis for approximately the last 4 minutes on his regular radio brc
cast at '7 p. m. on 1-13-61 discussed the controversy which hapnarisen regarding t
2-part program on "The Untouchables" concerning the a.l1eged,1resc'ue of A1 Capom I
from Federal prison authorities while being transported from the Atlanta Penitent
to Alcatraz. The first part of this show was telecast on 1-5-61 following which
James ii. Bennett Director of the Federal Bureau oi Prisons protested the showint
the 2nd part. The 2nd halt of this program however was telecast on 1-12-61. At 1
: 1 and of the program the announcer made the statement that nothing in the program *izntended to infer discredit on the loyal officers and men of the Federal Bureau of
;Prisons. The disclaimer was similar to the meek one which the program used la:
t year at the conclusion of the telecast of the Ma Barker case on "The Untouchables
; f..~i1owin,; a_ protest by the Bureau to the telecasting of this particular program.n
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newing oi licenses of any TV stations which carried the 2nd hali of the program deIwith Capone on January 12. Lewis related that he had always been under the impr!.i 2211 that "The l_I_1;t0uchaPles" was a clocugentary with th; case: dtelpligttgd hawgngbbe_ _- . en rom tne n es or reoers. .n-.'es..:ga ve agencies. e sa 1 een is e
- - that Elliott Ness, the star of the program, was an FBI hero since this in his beliell hasalways been clearly indicated. The program on January 12, Lewis asderted,
H dealt with events which only could have been carried out by the FBI since this wasQ
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Federal prisoners. Most other shows which he had seen, Lewis stated, he felt ha=
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crime during the 30's. I-Ie termed the show on January 12 as "a tremendous show.
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no one named Ness ever worked for the FBI and that Ness was in fact no more thal
the "run of the mill" employee of the Alcohol Tax Unit of the Treasury Department
on whom that department could _n_q_t_ even find a record following his inquiry to indie
how long Ness had been employed. He continued that he was amazed to learn that
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and said he had been astounded to discover that there was no record of such a cas e inI Justice Department files. _ A - .
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fictionalized and very rarely based on fact. He then concluded with the question that
since show is fictionalized and Ness had no connection with the FBI why was
who is supposed to be so close to FBI Director J Edgar Hoover,
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transporting him and about 50 other hardened criminals from Atlanta to Alcatraz.
Ness and his grou p oi "untouchables" learned of the plot and set out to prevent it.
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H an estimated 20 individuals were blasted down during the one hour telecast. The
1. climax scene however was so utterly ridiculous that it is hard to conceive of any i
reasonably intelligent individual. thinking it was anything more than a "cops and robbers fairy tale. " This scene showed Ness and his cohorts marching shoulder to shoulder
down the middle of a street toward approximately 20 hoodlums barricaded in various
buildings each oi whom was firing at the line of "officers" with submachineguns, shot-
guns and other asorted weapons. They also were hurling hand grenades at the
approaching "heroes" whose only protection was their submachineguns which they
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The "Ney York Mirror" for January 18i 1962, ca ried in its
Ialter_jinche11 column an item captioned "Thgiigtggnational Underworld,At one point it was stated that Red Intelligence ¢an'5£"a"na5"a5 the
street in rubber gloves with another man's fingerprints on his hands.
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' Ie do not have information to the effect that Red Intelligence
provides its agents with rubber gloves having another man's fingerprint
Rubber gloves of this type bearing fingerprint patterns and tinted to
resemble human skin have been used in treating patients with a missing
hand or arm for many years. Walter Reed Hospital, for example, provide
such rubber hands to patients requiring them. Unlike human finger-
prints, the ridges of a rubber fingerprint would not have self-containe
oils.
The column also mentions a handbook distributed to Red agents
which contains rules of behavior for Communist Party members executing
confidential conspiratorial work, The Director noted, "Ihat do we
know of this?"
Quoted material purported to come from the handbook is
elementary in cautioning against behavior which would attract attention
and suspicion to the Communist Party member engaged in such work. The
notation cannot be identified with any material which we have received
hrough our double agents. As indicated, it is very elementary. The
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Masters of Deceit," is far more extensive and practical.
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