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FEDERAL: BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
J. EDGAR HOOVER
PART 6 OF 10
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.._ .- ;.fr. Jacobson:
Your letter of October 4, 1963, has been received.
I appreciate your interest in writing and furnishing
. .111 the enclosed newspaper articles. You may be interested
o"~.".'in;; tint it is not my wish to be a candidate for political -
_ . ltly desire is to remain in my present capacity as long as
... be of service to our Nation.
| I R- Sincerely yours, V
U. Edgar Hoovm
!"-~_ I92'C-1 E: No record of correspondent in Bullies. Likewise, there is no
identifiable information concerning Rev. Wesley Brice or '-
Richard I-.1EacCoon. No derogatory information in Battles concerning
- - " I...!;~Z1 R. E-ryberger, with whom we have had cordial but limited
cc..~:-esponcienee. I. Jacobson is not identifiable on the basis of informa-
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can Rights
.. . .- Les .~.ngeies locale to champion the Director as a presidential
- " *"t in the national elections oi 1964. It has been described as a*" .1 i;-ody oi citizens who are concerned over the tact that political
-acl1inc*.> appear to be choosing our candidates rather then the American
Jfile. Co-Chairman of the group ispone Gene Bradley who has
.s:;losed plans for a "gf:'1n't92 n1ail"c;n".ipaign.
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SAN DIEGO II, CALIFORNIA
October 4th. 1963
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111'-cling here last night
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.~ 551; Diego represeig_-I FBl's Hoover
Gels Backing 5300 |l'l,_C0ntrlb_ullons |
Since then. MacCoon said,
| , contributions r g ¢ g 1 v Q <1or through the mail totnl morethan $300. The committee's
slo_gansdnreI A Btllsck r Hoov-er In " 'rn uc n loeed *0 CIBO Good Government." s r
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I ' i has not recognized our sup-'
L . i Port or declared his candi-. ehng Brg dacy has not put e damper on i
who . 101" drive." MacCoon said.-n you want to clean} "Qn the ¢-9|-m-H-y_ by nmm
house in government call a in: silent he is on almost the
policeman, and the one lorl some ground with other pos-
thp job is J Edgar l_Ioovcr_-» 'lb]E Clndidllei." he i
That was the message R'l;:a§her dd; Support . I
s _ be _ =ought in San Diego la st Covingto 6:13. :-zeri 2627
ghi by a Los Angelcs group. s xth
Irade teacher It El Toyon;
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r-lnr oi the Federal Bureaun Investigation, es I candi- meeting mi helped to organ-Jze last night: gathering. .
Fryberger described Hoo-
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enemy. "I believe the Corn.
Inunist movement in AmeriegHQ. wt-=i|@y;Bn¢e, mm of would hll u it Hoover he-F.date ior president of the Unit
ed States. ' . . ,Lclulers Speak ,£.£.-_
Richard MecCoon and theiCiw: attended the Van Nuys '
L05 A_rigy1rg, cggheirmen oI___ itlme pl'iiTFeF?." he I-lid. i{lie Protect American Rights ' Coinmiilee at North Holly-L X QAL ,w_ood_,_ spoke at the pub1ic|
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re-..1m O1 uny :5;-eclni Aqenl who I5 0 member ni aura Iund the ppotnlld committee watt consider the case
>-rtd-atit.-n 9292_> the Utrettnt us to its conciuslons. Ap|,ro;.riu|e inutrucuons will then be issued to the Allin-
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EXECUT_E IN DUPLICATE AND SUBMIT BOTH COPIES TO Tl-IE BUREAU
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SUBJECTI PROPOSED LEGISLATION EXEMPTING
DIRECTOR OF FBI FROM
MANDATORY RETIREMENT PROVISIONS
Chris Brady, Administrative Assistant to Congressman Carl Elliott
D. - Alabama!, who is very friendly, has talked to my office twice within the past
two days re Congressman Elliott proposing legislation for the Director. Mr. Brady
said the Congressman has the greatest respect for Mr. Hoover and is concerned
that the Director just might be forced to retire unless the mandatory provision
in the Civil Service regulation is waived by the President. To absolutely preclude
the possibility the Director might be forced to retire, it is Congressman Elliott's
desire to l'1tI'0dLlC¬ a bill in Congress removing Mr. Hoover from the Civil Service
requirement calling for mandatory retirement at age 70. Before introducing this
bill, however, said Mr. Brady, it is Congressman Elliott's desire that Mr. Hoover
let him confidentially know how he feels about such a maneuver. If Mr. Hoover
objects, of course, no such bill would be introduced. Mr. Brady did think it
would pass the Congress without any difficulty. ,~ 3 .»-"_","-~i_/""T ~§,",,*____- : bl __/.__.{ _.._. .'
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/1That 1 informally tell Congressman sums the Director de'ep1Y" -"""""i
appreciates his interest, however, at this time such legislation might give rise
to unwarranted speculation and gossip. He will be told the Director has no
intentions of retiring; additionally that his kind interest will be kept in mind.
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Irieniphis, Tennessee
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Chicago, Illinois
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Chicaso, Illinois
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Amarillo, Texas
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Montgomery, Alabama
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Cnicago, Illinois
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Chicago, u1m' ' ois
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Palm Springs, Caiilornia
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Chicago, Illinois
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Chicago, Illinois
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Burger, Texas
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Hayward, California
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Seattle, Washington
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Evergreen, Alabama
J Garrett, Mr. Buck
Berger, Texas
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Wiifita Falls, Texas. Hall, A.
Chicago, Illinois
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Chicago, Illinois
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Amarillo, Texas
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Chicago, Illinois
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Garden City, Michigan
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Chicago, Illinois
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Indianapolis, Indiana
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Senator Frank J. Lausche
Congressman Clarence J. Brown
Congressman William E. Minshail
Senator Stephen M. Young
Senator Homer Capshart
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Memorandum,
T0 : Mr. DeLoachf DATEI 2/1/63
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sunpacr: 1>R0PosAL THAT A CITIZENS CO.tIMITTEE
st-.; FURMED FOR PURPUn'l:. or PRESERVING /
DIRECTOR'S BIRTHPLACE _ '- »- r 1 n 3 , .0/,.- Z ;>-JVt°/- n / ,5
Assistant Director James H. Gale telephoned your co from New
York ye.~terday and advised that Colonel Lyle B-rookhaver had bee contact with
him. B t ikhaver is the public relations advisor to Mrs. Mar ' 1" of Wes:
1 Coiling; road, New Jersey, who is very prominent izTb§'.nking' afi s. Brookhaver5? TEE-C. "l£t lvir's'."Rb éh11fIg had been approached to head a citiz ' committee for
the pllrpvl se of preserving the Director's birthplace in ashing-ton. She had stated
that she would only consider this if it had the complet approval and endorsement
oi the Director. Brookhaver also advised that bert olie oi the "CoDispatch" was connected with this committee in som ay. Editor Tam Bryan oi I
the Capitol Hill Spectator" advised you also of the se ections of Roebling and lblfe
on 1/31 "63.
We have had very close contacts with Wolie. It is noted that *according to Bules, Mrs. R0eb1ing<
- 5119 1138, hwevel. Publicly praised the eau
and sent he Director a letter of congratulations on l _ eD§:=acto,r_n.£tht FBI in 1962. ,, ._5.1'3Q _ p 5 " .__jL f
cunnszvr PUBLICITY REGARDING EFFORTS TO F - ii"- £4 :.=1,.,_;_/1'
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The ' _ap_i_t9l_ _i_lill Spectator , "rel!-rdescribed a community newspao
which is piblished Wa.shin-gton: liasrecently been publishing articles asserting
that Capitol mil ci iaeiis have been attempting to form a committee to preserve the
Director-3 birthplace as a national monument and museum. The newspaper has
indicated its full support of this plan and in its issue of 12/21/62, claimed that
various groups representing more than 12 million Americans, had expressed intere
in it. In Ttslatest issue, copy attached, there is set forth another article on thismatter 92ghich gives a complete rundown of the Director ,mauy achievtgaments over th
yea.rs.- _l'ihe article also features his picture, as well as a picture of e Justice
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RE: Proposal that a Citizens Committee _
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iniormation identifiable with its Editor, 'I__hpmas _ Bryan has contacted you
on a number of occasions regarding this matter. V He has been emphatically toldJ that we cannot enter into this matter and that it s ould be played down. He, how-Buiiles contain no information coins:-ning this newspaper and no
ever, senses a very popular campaign potential in! has plowed ahead.
B i;N_FORMATIOhi:
The only; er information we have concerning this matter regards
the efforts of James A ' rooms, who, on 5/12/60, wrote to the Trinity Methodist
Church 1 i Washingt _t ing that there was a plan to merge several Methodist
Churches in the c}ty into one church where the Trinity Methodist Church stood at
that tim» at 413 Seward Square. This address was the birthplace and the home for
several years of the Director. Grooms felt that any future building plans simuld
_ include some tribute, plaque, or the actual preservation oi the Director's home as
a means of paying tribute to a great American. On 5/17/60, the Director wrote to
Grooms stated that he appreciated his sentiments, but also indicated that he did no
feel this plan should be encouraged in any way.
At that time, Grooms was associated with the
_ 1-is-had La-en a former Bureau.c.i.erica.1...employee,~ having-entered-omduiy
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That we take steps to advise Mrs. Roebling and Editor Bryan that
| w;. 1e the Director appreciates the sentiment behind this movement, it would notI be possible for him to take part in it in any way and that it wouid be appreciated
if any further efforts in this regard be discouraged.
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of several 1- .1 citizen;
groups and Various na-
tional organizations, the
drive to presr.-rve the
birthplace of J. Edgar
Hoover ass n .tional mon-
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vornble anti it is Pelievori
thafthere will be titti-
time lost in preparing
both private and public
plans for the preserva-
tion of this &3b.:I to the
community.
The long service of J,
Edgar l-ioover in the in-
terests of his country is
apparently quite deeply
appreciated by I-is fellow
Americans and they are
anxious to rcti-An this his-
toric buil_~.ing as 1-small
tribute, for ti": i ielfishiT ??iY"Iii! iPi[* 'ii'@ :_ .__e _.1i_,__._
lie was ed-ucat-ii in the-. J_|I-1.-._
public schools Oi =.'_2 Dis-
trict of Columt.-5.1 :..nd re-
cc ed Bacheicr of Laws
and Master oi L:-_ws de-
grees from the George
Washington I H .c~rsity.
He holds I101... ."-;Lry de-
grees from ti-e George
Washington L -iiversity.
Pennsylvania Military
College, Ni rk Uni-
versity, ".00 C01-
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University,
University.it-1' Col-
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South, Uni-iiity of the
iiy of i-Iotre
Dome, St. -.i¢Iv2's Urivei-~
sity Law Sci. :->1, 1:-.. '_-;ers
Uriveraity, Universitrof
Arkansas, Holy Cross
College, Seton Hall Col-
lege, Marquette Univer-
sity, Pace College and
Morris Harvey College.
Mr. Hoover entered the
Department of Justice in
1917, and in 1919 he was
appointed Special Assis-States for the District ofya-11-. Q-.2___...q
ngllirnbia u: Iinnrl -' -'--" - n Illlv uanavvu
'States Court of Claims
and the United States
.Supreme Court. Mr.
. Hoover is a Mason, both
Royal Arch and Scottish
Rite. 330 , and a Shriner.
He is a member of Kappa
Aih Frafnrnlfun f.vr92{_n Lbrlnun In-I 4 U] Q 92-I151;-'
icron Delta Kappa; Delta
Theta Phi; Alpha Phi 0-
imega; and Zeta Sigma Pi.
He is a member of many
gnational and statewide iaw
enforcement associa-
tions; a -trustee of The
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I92:..iu:ial Council, Boy
Scouts oi Anicrica; Ac-
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Council, Order of De!-io-
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of the Columbia Country
Club, 92/v'ash;:igton, D.C.
On 3-8-1-J. Mr. iloover
was presented the Medal
oi .-.5-.1-it by the Presi-i
dvri. of the United States.
,;i 11-13-:34. he was :1-
v."ai-ded the Cardinal Gib-
Eions MBLAE by the Na-
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iinn of Thu ijatholic Uni-
vt-.r.=it_v n? Lrnericr. for
outstaiidiny; .-ervice to his
country. ,n 5-2?-55.
PI¬'b1Ut,'t'1L Eisenhower
p1"eseiii.;d I92."1r.Hoovcr the
National Security Medal
for his outstuiidiiig ser-
VLCQ in the field of in-
telligence relating to Na-
tion-...l Secnrity. 9111-27-
i55. President Eisenhower
Ipresented Mr. Hoover the
dent's Award for Distin-
guished I-ederal Civilian
Service. On 4-28-58. he
lreceived the U.S. Cham-
ber of Commerce Great
Living Americans" a-
lward. On 5-5-58. he re-
lceived the Freedoms
i'Foundations__ George
Washington Honor med-
ial" tor his speech. The
=American Ideal. On
6-16-59, he was present-
ed the ""AnieTic'Z1n Citi-zc-zi-_:hi:;>" award bx the
Junior Order United
.921"El"lCI1I'l Mechanics. On
3-4-61, the U.S. Senate
passed a resolution com-
mending Mr. Hoover upon
this 37 years of "distin-
ig-uished service to the
!United States as Direc-
tor of the FBI. On 12-
_7-61, Mr. Hoover re-
lceived the Mutual of
Omaha Criss Award for
92 his outstanding contri-
bution to the personal se-
curity and safety of the
American public. On
l2-22-52, he received the
Freedoms Foundation's
i George Washington
Honor Medal" for the
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Exchange, 1110 President, Trenton Trust Company, Trenton, New Jersey, called me
iron. New York 2-6-65, £I*.=. was distressed over the premature publicity that she was
1 to cc chairman of the tr. L ; tor the preservation oi the Director's birth place.
vi, 4; M.rs- Roetiing explainei :.nat she, of course, would be delighted to do anything which
' _ " rli ho:-.1-r the Direc;-;.r. She specifically stated, however, that upon being approached,
by Ton- Bryan, Edii-AI, Capitol Hill Spectator, in connection with this matter, she had '-
_ tend Bryan that BF -;--igh she luFb_{11d'be glad to accept the Chairmanship of this campaign Q
_ -i at-the same time she would not make any moves in this connection until she lcnew that the
. Director approved -7-i h-: r r.ssurning such a Chairmanship and of the campaign as a whole.
- rs. Hoebling s.;;;ed w aer. she saw the publicity naming her as Chairman of the campaign
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.>r any ;. . iarsss -. _ne.1t this matter might have caused the Director and indicate that she,
Terr rc. -. . --es, would want to do anything without his approval.
92 I1 1.-Au Mrs. Roebling that the Director would certainly understand the
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- been given to Ehtcr Bryan and that he was dropping the campaign, however, "ne might
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She etprcssél apprec;1rt- d and asked that she have 50 books sent to her imnf...-t-t.'-,_"_ _- .
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TEL NIGHT LETTER-=PREPAE
ivih. JO}.-H EDGAR/.;10'JVER
F dl!ER.AL- BUREAU 01-" INVESTIGATION
Nb?» YO1":1~;, NEW YORK
ALL 01-" Y0uR Assoc1A'rEs IN THE CRIME RECORDS DIVIBIDN JOIN
wrru ME. IN WISHING You A VERY, VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
NEW YEAR FILLED wrrn GOOD HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND CONTINUED
SUCCESS. You RAVE A VERY WARM PLACE IN ALL oUR REAR'rs Am:
v. E ARE OVERJOYED THAT You RAVE RETURNED To GOOD HEALTH.
WE FEEL THAT OUR PRAYERS RAVE TRULY BEEN ANSWERED.
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92.3-1 -"via '
C. D. DE LQACH
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INQUIRY FROM CONGRESSMAN LINDLEY BEC
OF TEXAS RE EXPENDITURES FOR TRAVEL
Jack Brown, Assistant Budget Officer in the Administrative Division cf
the Department of Justice, telephonically contacted the writer yesterday afternoon
and stated @131 had;-ec_Jeiyed L request frgmjheicaptioned Qo_ngressQan_i_f_o5the amounts ggended by individual directors any "main iiUe "rtinent. ' 11,-:_<ii_gl not want name_sj. Brown idicatediey were getting s
iaormation from the Bureau oi'}?_§'ison_s, Immigggtiqi and Naturalization Service,
£13 and ail of the Assistant Attorney generals for the §isc_aLyea_r_ IQQI since thisi_s the 1a's't*a_ctual_,fisc5l year. it E E Z
Upon request Brown furnished the writer with the attached copy of the
inquiry from Beckworth and a copy of the Departmentis reply to hisiiiitiai inquiry
on which Beck-worth merely typed his current request. Beckworth'§' letter d
April 9th indicated he was a member of the Davis Manpower Subcommittee and
would like to see all oi the economy in Government possible. He went on to state,
"To what extent has your agency made a study of whether or not thue is excessive
traveling osf your employees?" The Department responded to this inquiry in a lette:
from Andretta chted April 13th, in which he pointed out that expenditures from the
entire Department's appropriation for travel accotmt for only 3. 9 percent ti the
appropriation. Andretta pointed out that the duties cf FE Agents, immigration
Inspectors, Deputy Marshals and those in the U. B. Attorney's diices require
them to travel frequently and outlined five policies and limitations currently
prescribed by Departmental regulations. It was on this response d April 18th
that Beckworth made his present inquiry.
A revi / oi the Director's travel vouchers ior the fiscal year 1961 "reect he wagdfiwa travel status 35 days and was reimbursed $667. D9 or an avers;
of $19. 08 a ' ' ; in addition to which Government Transportation Requests in theamount oi 8:8,. 89 were issued for a total travel expenditure for the fiscal year 19d.
of $1, 85738. Attached for the Director's information is an itemisatioujhowing 3;
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It is recomméa that Brown be advised as aboveiihat actor was in
a travel status ci 35 days during the fiscal year 1981, total expended for lIlbllIt¬IlCt$667. 99 and tr Bportation seas. so for 8. total of $1, 357.88. 92i92}
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Dear Friend:
I am a member of the Davis ManpowerI Subcommittee. Naturally I would like to see all of
the economy in government possible.
To what extent has your agency made aU study of whether or not there is excessive traveling
of your employees?
Any information you might give will be
appreciated.
Please return.
Regards,
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teattere. The Aeeistant Director oi the Administrative Dieillun oi the FBI ehall receive all contributlone and account tor
eatae to the Director. Upon the death oi any Special Agent who ie a member oi eaid iund the appointed committee will coneider
the cane and submit a recommendation to the Director ae to ite concluetone. Appropriate inetructione will then he leened to
the Aeeietant Director oi the Admit-tiettutive Divieton, directing him to pay to the deeiqnated heneiiciary the ettn oi ll0,000.
T116 libllllf of the tund ehall not under any circutnetancee exceed the amount oi tnoniee in the iund at the time any liability
ehaii occur. The ioiiowirtq perlon is deeiqnated an my beneciary for FBI Aqet-tie ineurctnce Fund:
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In my 12-1-61 memorandum, I advised that Mr. E. Robert9292l§rame-r,';. .
be recontacted for details as to his report that discussion had taken place
in the White House regarding possible replacement of the Director with
Mr. William O. Boswell, Director, Oice of Security, State Department.
SA J. M. Matter obtained the following information from Kramer
on 12- 5-61. The report originally came from Mr. .C.Q£ne_li_us'f92,{ander_b_ilt,_.Ir_,,
of Reno, Nevada presently staying at the Windsor Hotel, 2300 Connecticut
Avenue, Northwest, Washington, D. C., phone HUdson 3-7700!. On
11- 30-61, Vanderbilt had an appointment with Mr.__A;_tl_i_q1;_$11_g§_st£g, - .
Assistant Secretary of Defense, Public Affairs. §y_lvester_told Vanderbilt 92
the following: ! J. Edgar Hoover is considering resigning as Director. s
of the I~'I:;I to accepta position in private industry, ! William 0. Boswell
has been suggested as a possible successor to Mr. Hoov_er_.__ Vanderbilt
attributed this to the White House as a result of Sy1vester's close associatio
Kramer "talked to Vanderbi§t'at breakfast" by long distance telephone
in Miami about 10:00 a. m. on Friday, _1,2;_1_;£j_1_, at which time'Vanderbilt
gave him the information regarding the Director. Kramer has no objectionto Vanderbilt being contacted in regard to this matter.
Without revealing his source, Kramer has since personally advised
Congressman Francis E. Walter, Chairman of the House Committee on
Un-American Activities, and the office of Massachusetts Senator Leverett
Saltonstall, Senate Appropriations Committee, of this report and urged them
to oppose Boswell, it he does receive an appointment, on the basis of hisbeing incompetent for a job as important as the Director of the FBI. é____92 ,
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Supervisor John M. Matter received a long distance telephone call irom
_Mr,__E. Robert Kramer in Miami, Florida, in which Kramer stated he /had been advised condentially by a personal friend who received -|/,-i_*,-- 'information from a source in the White House that a discu ion has been __-" -5 '
taking place in the White House regarding possible repl ent of the _Director with Mr. William O. Boswell, Director, Oi Security, i '__'_
State Department. My J HI: I I! In _ _,,_.
II .In placing this call from Miami, Kramer stated, I am furnishing
this information because I think it's a hell of a thing. " He advised that _
while having breakfast this morning with a friend in Miami, the friend .
told him that, "a discussion has been taking place within the Administration
as to replacing Mr. Hoover with William O. Boswell. " Kramer was
tactfully pressed as to the identity oi the person furnishing this information.
He replied, "I am sorry, I can't reveal that, but I can say it came to my
friend from a source in the White House. " Kramer was further pressed
as to the reliability of his iriend's iniormation and replied, "He has neverlet me down in the past. " Hi L._1_,, I-W,-,_"*":5 - 192- *7 IK v/_ ! J 4' .:
* At approximately 10:25 a. m. on December 1, 1961, Laboratory
E1. Robert Kramer served in the Office oi Strategic Services ring pWorld War II. Since the War, he has been employed by the Moillér zsearch
Products Company Danbury, Connecticut!, Security Devices Laboratories
I-:.lls Church, Virginia!, and Airtronics, Incorporated Fort Lauderdale,
Florida!. Currently, he is a security consultant to the Martin Company of
Baltimore, Maryland. His business address is Beaver Company, 1029 Vermont
Avenue, Northwest, Washington, D. C. telephone STerling 3-6638!. -
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Kramer has been a contact of the Laboratory for the past several
years in the field of security devices. I-Ie is somewhat talkative as to his
background. This morning, he appeared to be serious and sober in _
relaying the above iniorrnation. It is known that he holds the Bureau in
highest regard.
RECOMME NDATION2
Above tor information. Unless advised to the contrary, SA Matter
will interview E. Robert Kramer upon the latte:-s return to the Washington
area for the purpose of eliciting further details concerning the above
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For inclueion in the lund to be paid to the deeiqnuted beneliciary ol any Special Agent oi the FBI who hae
previously contributed to this iund and who diee [tom any couee except eel!-deetruction while employed on o Fipecioi Rqent,
I om torwordinq herewith {by CHECK - MONEY ORDER! the eum oi IID, payable to the Aeeietont Director, Adminietrative
Divieion, FBI, to be included in eoid fund. Payment will be made tor death by eeli-destruction alter the Aqent hoe been o
member 0| the lund tor a continucue period oi two yeare. It te undereiood and agreed that the aum tendered herewith ie a
voluntarh qrotuitoue contribution to eatd lund which I underetond ie to be odminieiered in the iollowinq uteDear Sir;
The Director oi the FBI will appoint ct committee which ehall conetder all mottere pertaining to the acquieition.
eote keeping and elpendlnq oi eaid lund, which committee will recommend appropriate action to the Director in pertinent
marten. The Aeeietqnt Director oi the Adminietrative Division oi the FBI eholi receive all contributione and account tor
eome to the Director. Upon the death ot any Special Agent who in a member oi edid fund the appointed committee etli ooneider
the caee and eiibmit o recommendation to the Director an to tte conclueione. Appropriate inetruciione will then he ieetied to
the Aeeietont Director oi the Adminietrative Divielon, directing him to pay to the deeiqnated h-eneiiciory the eum ol Il0,000.
The liability of the lund ehoil not under any circumetancee exceed the amount oi moniee in the hind at the time tiny liability
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1960, reect the Senate passed with amendment§,1%_I,_13, 13053,, a;_bi_ii_t9__provid§
salary increase_s_to;~ Metropo1itan__I>c_ic.e,..D. C.__Firemen, __{J. .5. .Park_ P_o1i<;g,_
a11d9212_7h_l£t}l;'__£- Ile_T1Y§,e _P_o1'i"§::eI Senator Bridges, R! New Hampshire, offered the
following antendrnentz "Sec. 5. Any person who shell retire for age alter serving
at least thirty years as Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation shall I '
receive an annuity during the remainder of his life equal to the salary payable to
him at the time ei his retirement. " The atnendment agreed to. Ihe bill new
goes back to the House for action on the Senate amendments. Mr. Bridges, in_i__
explaining his amendment, stated "the purpose oi this amendmen very simple.92 =3
It is to aiicrd a measure of recognition to FBI Director J. Edg oover for a <92'- I -
lifetime dedicated to the welfare of tiis country." Senator Frear, D! De1aware,92 -.~
joined Mr. Bridges and stated "I c.;..-_.r in all that he said, and I would like to I : _
add whatever emphasis I can to his statement, for certainly J. Edgar Hoover is QT ~_92 92cherished by all Americans and deserves this consideration. " Senator Lausche,925°*
D! Ohio, stated "l hold J . Eel;-ar Hoover ictthe highest respect. I value deeply
the services he has performed. However, I am obliged to say that regardless of
his patriotism and the rig':.;eousr.ess of what he has done, we would embark upon
a program that would likely rise to plague us. .- - - But I cannot bring myseii to
the conviction that there is anyone who serves the Government who ought to be -
permitted to retire and to receive the same pay that he did while he was working."
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For inclul ionin the Iund to be paid to the deeiqnated beneficiary of any Special Agent oi the PB! the hie-u-__l.-92-._In -1--92eIIL---IQ.-I Inpi--Wu-i, uunlleidvlvu I!-Ithin fund and who diii {tom any caiiii iieipi iii?-=6-iiiriaciion while iipioyid ii i Sp-iiwil iiiii,
I am iorwordinq herewith by CHECK - MONEY ORDER! the nun: Oi I10, payable in the Aelintnnl Director, Kill-ill-etleilfe
Divielon, FBI, to he included in naid fund. Paylienl will he mode for death by eel!-deetruction after the Aqenl hoe been 1:
member oi the iund tor a continuous period oi two yearn. it ie uudetetood and oqreed that the cum tendered herewith le n
voluntary, qrotuitoue contribution to naid fund which I undereiond in to be administered in the iollmvinq annel.
The Director oi the FBI will appoint a committee which ehall ooneider all ntclttere pertoininq to the noqninitlnn,
nafe keeping and expending of eold hand, which committee will recommend appropriate action to the Director in pertinent
motto:-e. The Aeetetant Director of the Adtuinintralive Divieion oi the FBI eholl receive all contribution: and account lo:
name to the Director. Upon the death of any Special Agent who in a member of eaid lund the appointed collnittee will connider
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For Lncluoion in tho iund to ho paid to tho dooiqnatod bonoliciary of any Spocial Aqont oi tho FBI who hao
proviouoly contributed to thio fund and who dioo from any couoo ozcopt ooll-doo|ructiAo92'i orhiio on l d S .l p oyo no a pocla Aqout,
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nombor of tho fund for o continuouo poriod oi two yoaro. It to unclorotood and aqroocl that tho oum iondorod horoorlth to a
voluntary, qraluitouo contribution to laid fund which i undorotand lo to bo adlniotorod in tho following Ianool.
Tho Dirocto: oi tho FBI I'll] appoint a committoo which ohall conoidor all nattoro portalninq to tho Bcquioltlbn I
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Many thanks for your letter oi October
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311.11 an. Inuit pleased with it. I certainly appreciate
kn wing the Governor's reaction to my letter and the
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This morning Governor Harold W. Handley sisnedIdesignating October 15, 1959 as J. Edgar
Hoover Day" in Indiana. I am forwarding the originai oi
representatives.Ttngs proclamation to you under separate cover. The sign-Din_ of this proclamation was covered by TV and press
I presented your letter and autographed copy of
your Look to Governor Handley, and he was most appreciative
of your thoughtfulness. He said that he and his wife had
read your book and felt that it is the best account of the
Communist menace that has been written. He said he was very
proud to now have an autographed copy of the book for his
library. Governor Handley is very much interested in the
subject of Communism, and he remarked it is disturbing to
hin that so many Americans still fail to see through the
deceit and treachery of the Communists. He stated that
every American should read and study your book. .
I thanked Governor Handley for paying such a wonderfultribute to you in issuing this proclamation, and he stated
|that no public official in this country was more deserving.
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October 1, 1959
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The Director born 1 1 95! will reach age 65 on 1-1-60. The purpose
of this memorandum is to report the etfect of an amendment to the Federal Employees
Group Life Insurance Act with respect to the Director's insurance coverage. Public
Law 86-3'77. which amended the insurance act, was approved 9-23-59. It provides
employees, who reach the age of 65 and continue on an agency's rolls, with full litelinsurance coverage at full premium cost until an employee retires. The Director,
with annuai salary of $22, 000, presently has life insurance coverage of $20,000,
which is the maximum coverage which the law permits. This coverage will continue
until retirement at full premium cost, which is $5.00 per pay period, providing a
waiver of coverage is not executed. The Director has an option to waive coveragGundy _____
lat an ' time.
, Only on retirement will the 2 percent per month reduction take place.
Such reducn In of coverage continues for a period of about two years and two months
ifollowing rttirement until the coverage is reduced to 25 percent of the face value
existing at r~;:ii.I9II16I'lt age, which in the Director's case would be $5,000.
The latter amount of coverage would then continue for the rest of his lite
at no premium cost. It will be recalled that before this amendment was enacted, the
2 percent per month reduction of coverage started once an employee reached age 65.
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For inciuoien in the tuna to bo paid to tho dooiqnatod bonollcinry oi any Spoclal Aqont at tho FBI who hno
proviouoly contributed to thio Iund and who dtoo from any cauoo oxcopt ool!-dootructiaa whilo olnployod ao a Bpocial Aqonl
lam foraardlnq herewith by CHECK - HQNEY ORDER! tho oum oi I10, payablo to tho AoolotantD1l'octar, Adniiniotrativo
Divloion. I-bl, to be included in oaid land. Paymont will bo undo for doath by loll-doolructian alto! tho Aqont hao boon a
tnombor at the fund fcr a contlnuouo poriod 0| two yoarl. It lo undo:-otaod and nqtood that tho outn tondorod borowlth lo a
voluntary, qratultouo contribution to oald. lund which I undototand lo to bo admlnlolorod in tho Inllnilnq mclnnll.
The Dire. trr oi the F BI will appoint a committoo which ohall conoidor all mattozo portalnlng ta tho anquioliinn,
-ate ke=p:|-iq and elpehlq or Iqld hind, which commtttoo will rocnmmond appropriuto action to tho Di:-octn: Ln poi-tiaont
Incttlero. T he Aooismm Diroctnr of the Adminiou-aiivo Diviolon oi tho FBI ohall rocoivo all conitihutlono and I-'li'=¢O92lh92 IO!
oamo to 121- Dtroctsr. Upon tho death 01 any Special Aqonl who is a nombor cl laid fund tho appotntod cumtnlltoo will cnnoido:
tho cctso and oubmit u rocummonciation to tho Diroctor no to ito concluolono. Appropriate lnoiructlonl will I-hon bi llllli I0
the Aooiotant Director oi the Admtnioirativo Diviolon, diroctlnq him to pay to tho doolqnatod boaotlclary tho ount of 810,000.
The lialtlity oi U11: fund ohall not undo: any clrcumolancoo ozcood tho amount oi lnanioo in tho land at tho ttloo any liability
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. Parsons ___IUIJIT: ANNIVERSARY PLAQUE son THE DIRECTOR 0sans SESSION, FBI NATDNAL ACADEMY [ . , , ,. .ig_';',;;,:-. I /; f :el;:l92-iosik.
On the second day of the current session oi the National Academy cl»
the class members, during a lecture on the history and jurisdiction of the Bureau,
were advised that Ir. Hoover was named Director of the FBI on 5/10/24. A
couple of days later a committee selected by the class inquired oi this division
it it would be in order for the class members to do something to recognize the
Director's 35th Anniversary. They were advised there would be no objection
whatsoever to this and we were sure Ir. Hoover would appreciate their thought-
fulness. As a result a collection was taken up by the class members and they
have had prepared a very beautiful plaque. This plaque has an appropriate
congratulatory message and the name of each class member engraved upon it.
The company working on the plaque has spent 8 weeks making it. It ll now ready.
The class members want to present this plaque in a fitting manner and
several of them have expressed the hope that the whole class can be present
when the president, Chief of Police Dan Liu of Honolulu, makes the presentation.
. It is time to make the class photograph and a recommendation is being
= made that the phnl0g.I'3.ph be taken at noon tomorrow, Thursday, May 7, in the
courtyard. There will be no visiting instructors appearing before the class irom
11 to 12. The thought has occurred to us that ii the Director is agreeable, it
[would he nice to have President Liu present the plaque to the Director as soon
las the liirectnr arrives for the photograph and before the photograph is actually
taken. Chief Liu would be in the front row and could merely step forward when
the Director arrives, make a very short presentation speech, and then give the
plaque to the Director. After acknowledgment by the Director, the photopaph
could then be taken. _, '7
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"92x ROGERS TOOK HOOvE= AHO H15 CLOSE FRIENL VICE PRESIDENT NIXCN TO A
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. rncn THE CAPITOL TC PICK uv THE cuEsT Or HCNOR uHO UILL OELEBRATE HIS
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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I certify that I hove pécg/1;4p¢/the followlnq Government property for official use:
returned
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Department of Justice!
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Vary truly yours,
The Government property which you hereby acknowledqeis charged to you and you are responsible for taking cure I 7
of it and returning It when its use has been completed. lwrman I ,_/
DO NOT MARK OR WRITE ON IT OB MUTILATE IT IN
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Thank you very much for your kind letter cl
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College's desire to confer a degree on the Director some time when
in Charleston. This is the iormal vitation for the Director to acceptthe degree. "Leonard" per "15/ho'su;'ho, " 3,150 "D1-_ H =- " D
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Dear Hr. Hoover:
You are to be honored at a dinner meeting on
the Morris Harvey College campus June 16, 1959,
by the Junior Order United American Mechanics.
This norning our faculty voted unanimously
to authorize me to confer upon you the honorary
degree of Doctor of Laws at the dinner.
He hope you will be willing to accept thisIW". l92._-, Bclrzsonyxi II. JJ-_L'1.1a, , ,I M
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Philip Bucci for his information. 4 Qpff $Q
Looking forward to seeing you =Za""¥B'£3§;;§ _you on the campus for a brief period, I am ¢v92
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Mr. Fox called by the Director's Office Friday, March 13,
1959, and was referred to my oiiice.
Mr. Fox stated that he is a portrait artist and that he desires
very much to paint a portrait of the Director. He indicated it would not be
necessary for the Director to sit for the portrait but rather he would select
a photograph whioh he preierred mid then Fa would pai_n.t the portrait ii-em
the photograph.
Mr. Fox indicated that he usually charges $2, 500 to $3, 000 '
for his portraits. He has painted such individuals as Father Flanagan, the
Honorable Herbert Hoover, the late Chief Justice Stone and many other
prominent individuals.
Mr, For hisisted oh ting a cprreht photograph oi the Dtreotor
back with him to New York for the purpose oi preparing a sketch. He stated
there would be no obligation involved and that the photograph and the sketch
would be retumed within one month. I told Mr. Fox this was, of course,
something the Director would have to pass upon, that the Director was not in
the building at the present time and that it would, therefore, be impossible
to give him a photograph for this purpose. Mr. Fox stated he 9292Id0rat.oo,d_
and that he would be back in town within approximately one month and would
call then to see Li the Director was tnterested injlag , _ _ __t,_____ _, _ ,_ __F; - /., ..»-1" l ACTION: s ~»| _.o..
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVE
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I certify that I have received the following Government property for official use:
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The Government property which you hereby acknowledge
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Dear Sir:
For inclusion in the fund to he paid to the deeignetad beneficiary of any Speciel lgent of
the FBI who hea previously contributed to this fund and who diea from any oauaa except eelf-deatruetion
while employed ea a Special Agent, I nforwelid herewith by CHECK - MORE! ORIIR! the eul of Q10, pey-
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of two years. It ie underetood and agreed that the aul tendered herewith ia a voluntary, gratuitoua oontri-
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The Director of the FBI will appoint a ooittee which ahall oonaider all eattera pertaining to
the acquieition, eafe keeping and expending of aaid fund, which co-aittee will recoeeend appropriate action
to the Director in pertinent eattera. The laaiatant Director of the ddliniatrative Divieion of the RBI
ahell receive all contribution: and account for a-e to the Director. Upon the death of any Special lgent
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the Director ea to ite conclueiona. Appropriate inatructiona will then be ieaued to the laaiatent Director
of the Administrative Diviaion, directing him to pay to the deaigneted beneficiary the all of 10,0®. The
liability of the fund ehall not under any circulatancea exceed the aunt of eoniea in the hind at the tile
any liability ahall occur. The following peraon ia deaignet-ed aa Q beneficiary for FBI 1genta' Inauranoe Fund
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To = Mr. Tolson on-s=September 26, 1958
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REQUEST FOR PHOTOGRAPH 01-" DIRECTOR'S WEDDING
ASSOCIATED PRESS AP!SUBJECT:
Tumor ___
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Jack Adams of AP at 11:15 a. In. today, told Wick that the AP hoard
in New York received a cable from a.n affiliate mgaztne tn Munich, Germany,
requesting to purchase from AP the photograph out "J. Edgaaooves wedding
ten years ago to the mother of Jane Russell. A
Adams explained né am not know the identity of the Mtmich magazine
making the request nor the reason for it. He stated such publications are referred
to as affiliates of AP tn that they may purchase AP photographs and wire stories but
are not members of AP in the sense that they have a voice in AP management.
Wick told Adams AP could reply that "Mr. Hoover is a bachelor and
has never married. " Adams said he thought the Director would get a kick out at
this and that is why he passed it on to us.
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r , Communists in Lebanon
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i N09292'.Isaythis..,letus
e :have FBI director J. Ed ar
- ,.Ho092er address the UK Gen-
_ " era! .l.s2."nbl}' and show:
- -them how Russia has been
I , ' colnmitling indirect aggres-
Iion against us Americansfor
.~92 almost forty years, ordering
- -- ir agents to bore insid
government, a e h o 0 I s,
ho!" unions, etc.
If indirect aggression mus
World1 X
e.W -
Li
92 ¢War 111, as Mister Dulles
says. then we better start in
our own front yard." I _
FBI Director Hoover could
give the UN 125 times 125
incident: of how Russia is
giving us the I. A., and how.
_ iatnafr-ai,Iputi1'i,i.itat
sucha unique parliamentary
proposal as presenting FBI
evidence of Communist sub-
versive activities in the U. S.
before the UN uld open usto charges of lm-bunting.
H J_ Edga Hoover is a
witch hunter, mid Theobald,
then let us buy him more
hroornsticks and make hal-
loween a national holiday.
I suppose you think that is
quite a nihy rernark, I said.
All I am saying. continued
Theobald, is that what is I.
A. in Lebanon is pretty much
the n.me'i.n the U. S. A. and
maybe wot-se..
Perhaps you have acme-
thlng, _I laid, Ind perhaps
Mister Khrushchev might
alree an-ag_carmnit any" 92 _
IWith Indirect Aggression! ~
more indirect lilion
- our country.
THAT WOULD be
dandy, said Theobald; Mister
Khrushchev would make an-
other agreement ilke the one
he made to come to the UN
Security Council meeting. I
am paging FBI. Director
Hoover again.
Meaning which, I llid..
I -would have Director
Hoover also present to e
"UN genera] assembly the
times that the Soviet U ' _
has broken tta agreernen .
beginning with its pro
not to conduct any more
subversive activities in the
-U. S. after we Iecpnill
Remember, I laid; the
Supreme Court has ruled
that Communists cannot be
convicted of overthrowing
our ;uverm'nent unless I-ht!!
are taught in the act.
Maybe, said Theobald, we
d.ngetthcaelIiEWi¢juI1-icea_toHenin0DDimctOrH
verwbenhetellatttothe
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