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Fania our Agent that he would probably tell Egbert Kennedyabout t s incident and he didn't have any objection ii the FBI toid,Kenne;iy. '
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current hearings. Since he couldn't be reached on the phone thgjacta-urere _related to Kennedy's administrative assistant who ma ne'¬3'i1a go to n Caucus Room and nan» him. Kennedy called ma: at tnnmmibn the
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D September 11+, 1958
m». Robert Kennedy, Chief Counsel , ' E101 Senate Office Building *- WWashington 25, n. 0.
Dear Mr. Kennedy: b
"In view of the tact that you have been kept continuously informed -
of the progress of the investigation and analysis of the allegatio s perjury which have been referred to the Department of Justice by the - /
Senate Committee of which you are counsel, I was surprised to read in -
today's newspapers that your Committee has ceased to refer cases to the p
Department because no action has been taken in any case. I understand
now that you have stated that these remarks attributed to you in direct
quotes were not made and that you have issued a retraction. It is
inconceivable to me why you would make the other remarks attributed to
you on the eve of the presentation of two such cases to a grand Jury,
especially since on Friday, prior to your press conference, you were
asked to be a witness in one of these cases and declined for personal
reasons.
As you are well aware, the Criminal Division has had an experienced
trial lawyer in attendance at the hearings of your Committee. We have
, received and studied the testimony of all witnesses and we have initiated
-- investigation in a number of cases in addition to the fourteen which your
Committee has referred for possible prosecution for perjury. All of the
cases in each group have been thoroughly investigated by the Federal
Bureau of Investigation and the results have been subjected to careful
and painstaking analysis by Departmental attorneys and, where the informs-
tion warranted, by the United States Attorney and member of hi -staff.L22 _-:_s'1_:Z7- Of the fourteen cases which the tfgqrdmbferred to theDepartment as involving perjury, eig% b3;mw@sed after investiga-.tion and study because the evidence e to substantiate the allegations.
The Committee was formally notified of this actiQn,_tggether with the
reasons for such action, by letters dated October 15, 1957, March 12
and 2%, 1958 and April 25, 1958. As you well know, it takes a good deal
more evidence than Just a conflict of testimony to develop a legal basis
for perjury prosecutions. Six cases remain under investigation and study,, two of which I haye referred to above.
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"All or the foregoing facts, including the current status of each
case, have been made known to you through our established liaison, or by
le or M. Hundley, the Chief of our Organized Crime and.Hhcketeering
Section. Ehe men in the Criminal Division, I believe, have established
an outstanding record of convictions against labor rscketeers and I know
they are sincerely dedicated to success in this field.
There is nothing in the law enforcement work which is more destruc-
tive and mischievous than public spectacles of persons engaged in such
work patting themselves on the back to the press and at the same time,
for added emphasis, criticizing other persons in law enforcement who are
working Just as conscientiously for the same worthy objectives.
"All of us in the epartment have supported and actively cooperated
with the Committee and staff in every possible way. The investigations
which the Committee under the Chairmanship of Senator John McClellan have
conducted have been effective and in the public interest. Knowing the
friendly relationship and cooperative effort that~have existed between
the Department and the Committee, I can hardly believe that your remarks
were authorized._
"The Department has stood and today stands ready to do everything
possible with the legal weapons at our command to convict labor racketeers
and perjurers. From the time the Hobbs Act under which labor extortion
is prosecuted} was enacted in July, 19b6, util January, 1953, only
three indictments were returned. From January, 1953 to date, the
Departmental records show that llh labor racketeers were convicted.
Vigorous prosecution has been, is, and will continue to be our policy."
Very truly yours,
/s/ Malcolm Anderson
Assistant Attorney General
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Kennedy indicated his purpose in asking to see the Director was merely -
to thank him for the tremendous assistance which Mr. Hoover Ind
rendered w Kennedy in connection with Ms work en the McClellan
Committee.
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secretary can the Directei-e eice ier an appointme nt, but thenght it
would be better ii Evans explained to the Director why he wanted to call.
I Kemiedy said that he would be in the city all next week and
could come in to see the Director at Mr. Hoover s convenience. Kennedy
can be reached at his home in McLean, Virginia, telephone Elmwood
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seventh child, a girl, was born this month. In fact, Mrs. Kennedy and
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Kermedy and brother of Senator John F. Kennedy D. , Massachusetts!, married,
father of seven children last being girl born this month. Kennedy previously saw
Director 1-28-54, 2-15-54, 11-3-55 and 4-26-56. Kennedy has corresponded with
Director on several occasions since 1956 and has congratulated Bureau upon investi
gative achievements and assistance rendered his Committee. By letter 9-11-59
Director congratulated Kennedy upon achievements oi his Committee after Kennedy
announced resignation as Chief Counsel. Bureau investigated Kennedy in 9-51 asSYNOPSIS:
had social contact in 1955 with a Soviet Embassy Counselor. Bureau enjoyed veDepartmental applicant attorney!. Investigation highly favorable. Kennedy and wifn Kfavorable relations with Kennedy during tenure as Chief Counsel of Senator kg
McCle1lan's Committee, including period covering Hoffa trial. In 8-58 and 3-
nonspecific threats against Kennedy's children and father transmitted by Bureau to
Kennedy. In 3-54 former Assistant to Director Nichols suggested circumspection
in conversation with Kennedy and later during Harry Lev military cap testimony before
Kennedy Committee Director noted Kennedy uncooperative until all publicity taken.
Director autographed copy of "The FBI Story" for Kennedy 3-5'7. In 5-59 Mrs. Kenned}
contacted Bureau re security check on family employee applicant. In B-59 re Commitis
hearings on United Auto Workers, assistant to Senator McClellan commented that
Kennedy and his brother Senator Kennedy were close to Joseph L. Rauh, Walter _
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son of Joseph P. Kennedy, former U. S. Ambassador to England and prominent nancier.
Kennedy attended Harvard University and the University of Virginia Law School. He is the
brother of Senator John F. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts. His wife s name is
Ethel,and they are the parents of seven children, the last child being a girl born this month.
PRIOR QONTACT wrrs prascroa
Kennedy talked with the Director apparently on personal matters on
January 28, 1954, and February 15, 1954. He also met with the Director on 11-3-55 and
discussed his extended tour of Russia which he had made with Supreme Court Justice Wil-
liam Douglas the previous summer. The Director noted, " It is quite obvious that Mr. Ken-
nedy has returned from Russia with a rather dim impression of its economy and alleged
liberties. "
Kennedy adso met with the Director on 4-Z6- 56 and discussed the pending
appearance of Murray Chotiner. Chotiner was the campaign manager for Vice President
Nixon in the 1952 elections, and Kennedy s committee was considering calling Chotiner as
a witness. Kennedy also inquired of the Director as to whether the time had come to bring
Alger Hiss before his committee. The Director advised Kennedy that before any such move
was made it should be given very careful study and evaluation and thorough research
should be done beforehand. '37-51387-28!
Kennedy and Senator John L. McClellan were scheduled to call at the Bureau
on September 11, 1950, to discuss with the Director activities oi me Committee on Govern-
ment Operations, particularly with regard to ways to curb Teamster President J irnmy Hoffa
In view of traveling commitments, however, a mutually convenient time could not be 1 -
worked out, and this meeting did not take place. 2-98810-256! ' _ '
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Kennedy sent a note dated 8- 31-56 to the Director congratulating
Bureau on achievements in the Brinks, Weinberger and Riesel cases. By letter
out 9-7-56 Director thanked Kennedy. '77- 51387-2'7! 1 -
By letter oi 1-6-58 the Director replied to a note sent him by
Kennedy wherein Kennedy expressed deep appreciation for help supplied by the
FBI to his Committee. He added New Year's greetings. Director's reply assured
Kennedy the Bureau was pleased to be of service. By letter oi 4-22-58 Director _
congratulated Kennedy upon Kennedy's receipt of the 1958 Lantern Award. &-lilifll-Til!
By a letter 6-25-59 Director replied to another note sent to him
by Kennedy wherein Kennedy praised the Bureau for the assistance rendered his
Committee. Kennedy specically commended Inspector Courtney A. Evans and
the Chicago Office. Director's reply acknowledged Kennedy's good words.
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By letter oi 9-11-59 Director expressed regret to Kelmedy on learning
the news that Kennedy had resigned as Chief Counsel of the Select Committee on
Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field. In this regard, the Director
congratulated Kennedy upon his outstanding accomplishments and wished him every
iuture success. 7-51387-33!
_B,UREAU INVESTIGATION
In September, 1951, the Bureau conducted a Departmental applicant
investigation oi Kennedy in connection with a position as attorney in the Criminal
Division. The investigation was favorable and individuals contacted recommended
him highly.
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as n September, 1956, semen; and Eenator Jdm L; !.lcCleLan desired
consult with the Director to insure that the activities of their bmmittee which
investigating labor racketeering did not interfere with any FBI investigations
and so that the Bureau would know exactly what their Committee was planning to do.
As previously noted, however, the meeting between the Director and Kennedy Qd
McClellan did not take place. 2-98810-756! e ;
T 01 July 22, 1958, the Director informed Assistant Attorney General
Malcom Anderson that the Bureau's relations with Kennedy and his Committee had
been most cordial and that Kennedy and Senator McClellan had frequently stated
that a considerable amount of their success had been due to material furnished by the
Bureau to the Department for possible transmittal to Senator McClellan's Committee.
Assistant Attorney General Anderson felt that relations with Kennedy had become
less friendly. The Director pointed out that a number of memoranda prepared by
the Bureau for Kennedy's Committee had not been cleared by the Department and that
Kennedy's attitude possibly resulted because of the Department's refusal to accede
to requests made by Kennedy's Committee for information. 2-98810-793!
01 September 14, 1958, comments made by Kennedy appeared in
local newspapers to the effect that Kennedy's Committee had ceased to refer cases
to the Department of Justice because no action had been taken in any case. Kennedy
partially disclaimed these statements and the Department of Justice issued a press
release quoting a letter to Kennedy by Assistant Attorney General Malcom Anderson
setting forth cases being prosecuted by the Department based on information
developed by his Committee's hearings. '7'?-51387!
CONTACT nunmc norm CASE}:
Just prior to the arrest of James Riddle Hoffa, subject of the Bureau's
Bribery and instruction of Justice--Conspiracy case, Kennedy expressed a desire
to be present when Hoffa was arrested. He was not permitted to do so and following
the arrest informed a representative of the Bureau that he then realized the rashness
of such a request and hoped it would not be held against him. He commented most
favorably upon the invaluable assistance afforded his Committee by the Bureau.
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; Following the acquittal of Hoffa in July, 1957, Kennedy informed a "
Bureau representative of how upset he was at the outcome of thetrial and stated
he felt the Bureau had done a superb job in investigating this case. 3-4044-795!
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nature relative to possible physical attacks against Kennedy's children and his iather,
Joseph Kennedy. This information was immediately furnished to Kennedy who was
most appreciative. A news comment on March 16, 1959, to the efiect that Kennedy
had received threats that acid would be thrown in his children's iaces was traced back
to the previously mentioned August, 1958, iniormation. It was determined that no
new or specic threats had been received by Kennedy. 2-98810-B04! 7-51387-32!
MISCELLANEOUS:
In March, 1954, Mr. Nichols, former Assistant to the Director, talked
with Kennedy concerning testimony in the Annie Lee Moss case and the Director noted,
"The attitude of Kennedy in this matter clearly shows need for absolute circum-
spection in any conversation with him. " 21-2900- 39!
O1 May 13, 1955, Kennedy was guest on Dave Garroway's television
program and was questioned concerning the Dr. John Peters case. His comments
concerning FBI were favorable. 21-4200-167! -
Kennedy was contacted by Bureau Agents regarding the testimony oi
Harry Lev before Kennedy Subcommittee in connection with the manufacture oi
military hats and caps. Kennedy was uncooperative and advised he would prefer
waiting until testimony was completed. The Director noted, in part, "Kennedy was
completely uncooperative until after he had squeezed all the publicity out oi the
matter he could." 6-23395-107!
Kennedy, as Chief Counsel for Senate Committee on Government
qierations, sent a letter to the Bureau dated December 20, 1955, requesting
examination oi two documents to determine whether they were prepared on the
same typewriter. the document dated June 27, 1955, was on the letterhead oi
A. C. Clothing Manuiacturing Company, Atlantic City, New Jersey, signed by
Herman P. Kravitz, which was addressed to Kennedy. Letter advised Kemiedy that
no improper demands had been made by personnel of A. -C. Clothing Manufacturing
Company for the award oi contracts. The other document was a typewritten note
with wording similar to letter signed by Kravitz; however, the second document had
been torn into several pieces giving the appearance it had been retrieved from a
wastebasket. Laboratory examination revealed both documents were prepared on
same typewriter. Buiiles reflect Herman Kravitz was found guilty in U. S. District
Court, New York City, December 1'7, 1954, for embezzlement of Government property
and sentenced to pay a $5, 000 tine. Buiiles also reect Kravitz is listed as an indivi-
dual who is prohibited from entering into contractual relationship with the Army.
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In January, 1956, Kennedy called the Bureau and expressed concern
that a Bureau official had contacted Minority Cmmsel Juliana rather than himself
concerning a matter of official business. The Director stated as follows: "I
think Kennedy is basically right. H. " 7-51387-28!
On March 5, 1957, Kemiedy forwarded a copy of "The FBI Story"
and requested it he autographed by the Director. It was so autographed and
returned to him on 3-6- 5'7. 7-51387-29!
According to a news story which appeared in "The Washington Post"
on 3-'l- 59, Kennedy reportedly stated that he had received several offers of 1960
political support for his brother, Senator John F. Kennedy, if he would go easy
on certain witnesses before the McClellan Committee. The article reects that
Kennedy dismissed all such propositions. The Bureau learned subsequently, from
Ha Ad I i t H A i ta f nf H1 Mnlnllan nmminn that nnnnrino in I>.n_I1m"l11 D TY! I1 R I'D UP Ill; Q I1 O _ _u-v QQ92vl-I-ll-IIDQIBG Ivuoiv ---.n.;>|-.1---v In-run may ¢u-v92'--..---s -wv------u-vvn.- ___- _--v--p D -- -- --J
the press had unduly enlarged upon ofiand remarks he had made to reporters and
there had been no real basis for such remarks. 94-37374-16!
Mrs. Robert Kennedy called the Bureau on May 4, 1959, to see ii
the Bureau could check les on a man who was seeking employment with the Kennedy
family and who she believed had formerly worked for the FBI. Inquiry determined
that this individual had not worked for the Bureau and she had mistakenly concluded
he had. because of a statement that he had done security work. '1'?-5138'?-33!
In August, 1959, the Bureau received information concerning
possible McClellan Committee hearings on the United Auto Work
oi the commttee were tearfml that it evidence available against C-osser was made
to Kennedy and his brother, Senator John Kennedy, a committee member, it would be
immediately leaked to Walter Reuther. McClellan s Administrative Assistant
commented that the Republicans might have a point as he felt the Kennedy brothers
were close to Joseph L. Rauh, Reuther' s Washington attorney. 2-103771-1472!
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comp1inentaryabout the Director in the book however he is 3E5? critical of the Departnent. ' '
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that have prevailed within the Teamsters Union. Kennedy recounts
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regarding the events leading up to Hoffa's arrest for bribery
of John Cye Cheasty, Committee employee. The latter part of
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inveltigator, had furnished the U. 3. Attorney handling the case
inforiation as to HotIa's whereabouts which was pertinent to the
trial of the cane. He states that he aaked the U, S. Attorney
after the trial why with the help of Be11ino's Ieaorandum! he
had not been able to get his dates and places straight. The U. 8.
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been offered the job as head of such a commission. _
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lieelings that such a commission is not necessary, he issues grave Warnings that rlthe crime problem is constantly increasing. He also said that while the FBI
. 3 shows great interest when stolen property is taken interstate, it shows no interest
when major mobsters move interstate. Parker added that he holds the Director
and the FBI in high regard and said, "The FBI are fine firemen but the house is
. ,burning down. " In this article Parker also refers to the work of the Los Angeles
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HONORABLE ROBERT F.
In connection with the tour exhibit and the February I
issue of "The Investigator, " this Division needs very badly a copy of
the photograph of the Honorable Robert F. Kennedy, the new Attorney General.
The tour 9.Y.1'92.ibl!. , of course, % wait it necessary unttl January 29, when
- Mr. Kennedy takes office but the dummy oi the February issue oi "The '
Investigator" for release on or around February 1st! is in the advanced stage
' of preparation at the present time and the photograph is urgently needed.
It is our understanding that Mr. Kennedy has a
temporary office in the building and Inspector Courtney Evans has
indicated thatthere would be no difficulty at all in obtaining a suitable
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brother: campaign for the nominnuon and the election. all nttomey general, he wiil beivestigation into the nefarious activities of gypster and goon. And he managed his Q
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Robert jiennedy, the Attorney General-designate, telephoned.
He advised that He 'is"t6 appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee
tomorrow in connection with his appointment as Attorney General. He
asked that the Director forward a letter to Senator Eastland advising the
Senator whether or not there is any derogatory information in the les
ct the FBI concerning Robert Kennedy and, ii there is any derogatory
information, this, of course, should be furnished to the Senator. Since
the hearing is scheduled for tomorrow, this is being afforded immediate
attention.
Mr. Kennedy also requested that he be furnished with copies
of the summaries of investigations conducted on Byron White, the Deputy
Attorney General-designate, and Archibald Cox, the Solicitor General-
designate. These investigations have previously been handled in line
with the request of Lawrence O'Brien, and copies will be iurnished to
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stated he received the Director's letter regarding the fact there was i
no derogatory information in our files concerning the Attorney
General-designate. The Senator mentioned that this oame about as
a result of the fact he had personally told the Attorney General-
designate that such a letter should be sent up inasmuch as all other
appointees were definitely being investigated by the FBI. The
Senator stated that while he was favorably disposed toward the new
Attorney General, at the same time he felt that he was no better than
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concerning the Deputy Attorney General and the Solicitor General. I told him we had
received no such requests. He stated he had issued instructions to the Attorney
General-designate to also have letters come up for Messrs. White and Cox. He
stressed the fact, however, that we should not mention this to the Attorney General-designate unless he specifically brought it to our attention, E
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called with respect to the above and Wick talked to him. He said
the Los Angeles Examiner issue of today has an articie quoting 1
Parker as denying reports he had been offered the job to head a P, J National Crime Commission. The article states it was learned in
Washington that no steps have been taken to form such a Commission. . Rosen '
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assistants recently and the Crime Commission matter was jist briefly mentioned -92 Parker is quoted further as saying that Kennedy has advocated the idea of a Crime
International Association of Chiefs oi Police.
ASAC Alexander says that after Parker learned of the Mirror story
yestermy, Parker called in radio and television people telling them he had not been[offered the job to head the Crime Commission. He then pretty much reiterated his:' e ' . . "' ' 1'
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remarks which appear in the Los Angeles Examiner today. He amplifies these, however,
to point--out that the FBI since 1952 has fought a resolution before the IACP for a Crim92 Commission. He said the Director has always been opposed to a Crime CommissionI and he, Parker, has been for it and still is. C ; .- " _}_
' On one of the television stations last night, George Putnam, newscaster ,1!had Parker as his guest. Parker was queried by Ptitnam as to his views which Par-kergif!
"-. freely expressed. In conjunction with the television cast, Putnam showed a filmed cli
presumably from "Meet the Press" during the Kennedy campaign for President
one .H".ew anythwherein 2 is shown stating that with respect to the Apalachin meeting no
t bot ii 50 communists get together the Government knows - I
about it at once. Parker said he certainly agreed with Kennedy's observation, that bothfl
he and Kennedy believed in a National Crime Commission, that he, Parker, had 92Q
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MBy airtel dated 12 21 60 marked to your att tion, SAC, WLos Angeles forwarded Art White's article entitled "Rober§kggi_ggd1rm Chief? which appeared in the "Los Angeles Mirror" on 12-21 so /Wt "'1
SAC, Los Angeles sent further information known to theLos Angeles Office concerning Art White, who, in his article, inferredthat there will be disseniuon between the Director and future Attorney /
General Robert Kennedy Los Angeles supervisory personnel have been
cautioned to be most circumspect in any contacts by him with the
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team it in the making to
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In the 985% the zht hr
Congressional investigation
oommittees azainst the in-
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down by this vital iaetor:
The Executive side. includ-
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Cabinet heads. refused to
supply Congressional oom-
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mation on personnel relatin:
to Communists or aecurity
risks.
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you may be Informed oi developments, I shall be moot -
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On January 13, 1061, I law the Attorney
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The Attorney General was moat appreciative
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On the evening of January 31, 1961, at 7:15 p. m. an unidentied
man called the Bureau Information Operator to ask for the extension in
the Justice Department Gymnasium. He insisted that he wanted the
Justice Department Gymnasium and was referred to the Justice Department.
In about ve minutes he called back through the Justice Department _
Operator and asked for the room number of "your gymnasium. " He
was told how to locate the Gymnasium and given the telephone extension.
At about 7:40 p. m. an unidentied man called and asked to speak
with someone in Security that could let him into the Gymnasium; upon
inquiry the caller identied himself as, "I'm calling for Kennedy, the
Attorney General. " The operator initially called the Supervisor on duty
in the Domestic Intelligence Division and was referred to Mr. H. L Edwards.
When she returned to the line to obtain the name of the calling party a
charforce employee advised that the Attorney General had been at the
Gymnasium door but left word that everything was all right; he would
return tomorrow. The operator then advised Mr. DeLoach and this matter
was referred to this Division at 9:15 p. m.
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Assistant to the Attorney General. Advice was received that Mr. Kennedy
and Deputy Attorney General White had been making a tour of the
basement area of the Justice Department Building. It is understood that
the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General had desired to see
the Gymnasium. He iacetiously remarked that they might play a game of
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he rst went down we would like to show him what facilities are available.
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gym classes not only for our own Agents but for National Academy oicers
who were in training in Washington. Kennedy seemed surprised at this.
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Confirming my conversation with you last evening, the Attorney General
and at least one oi his stati contacted the Bureau switchboard last night between
7:15 PM and approxi nntely 7:45 PM in an effort to get access to the basement
gymnasium. A detailed memorandum from the switchboard operator is
attached By the time the call was referred to me approximately 7:45 PM!
the Attorney General and his companions had apparently returned to the . ~~I _Attorney General's Office with the indication that he would try again the next
| city. An. addendum cn the switchboard operatoris memorandum indicates that Hr.
Evans was informed by the Bureau operator and got in touch with Mr. Siegenthaler,
Executive Assistant to the Attorney General, and that the matter had been taken
care oi. It will be noted in the switchboard operator's memorandum that when the
operator went back on the line after having asked the caller to hold m while she
located someone to help him, the individual holding the line bn the other end
was not the same one who had called, but stated that he was Mr. Watson, me
of the laborers and that the Attorney General had gcne back to his dfice. I
subsequently got in touch with Mr. Watson who indicated that he had gotten
into the picture by giving the Attorney General access to one oi the rooms in
the basement where he could use a phone and the Attorney General had asked
him to hold the line and tell the operator when she came back on the line that he had gone back to his dce and that everything was all right and um he
would use the gymnasium the next day. - '
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in the baseme-* last night was re-ported b He stated mat -the Attdfney d§nm1 and Deputy Attorney other unidentified
members oi hi_s_ staff dropped into the Mechanical Section last night apparently '
en route to the basement gymnasium!. The Atto e Gener walked up to the /Night Supervisor in gs Mechanical Section, stuck out his ma $15and said, "I Who are you e so troduced Deputy i
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attention o Attorney General, who was joined later by David L. Hadxett,I a member of his smff. They stayed approximately a half hour. The Attcrney
General worked out on the electric bicycle, used the chest weights, did some push-
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not we had a training program and whether or not it ncluded calisthenics.
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in and has a phone in the Attorney Gm era1's Office. He has no particular
assignment as yet other than the fact that for the past month he has been
working on a. juvenile delinquency project. He has ask E wards ed Mr. dif it would be possilgi-7%E1%e Special Agent Gupervisor who
is Section Chief of e rime Reporting Section, at 3:15 rnoon
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from amanwho stated, "This is the Wald Lodge iamily. Are youthe 8.0.3.
' who is going to photograph that 8.0. B.'a hook, The Enemy Within 7" When
Mr. Wald asked the caller's name, he refused to give it and reiterated that
Attorney General Kennedy, Twentieth Century-lb: and Wald were all "S. 0. B.'s
- At approximately 10:80 p.m. , on the same date, while Mr. Wald
~ was at home, he received mother phone call and this person's voice, which aounde
like that of a young man in his 20's, inquired li he were Wald. When Mr. Wald
replied in the aiiirmative, the person began a ood of tour-letter words about.-
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Goldberg and yon, and possibly Waiter Fteother, to explain he has Ii9__intention
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Page I020. Congressman Roosevelt, D! California, epake con-
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Tribune" reects at 20th Cent-.:ryFox uc ha purchased The Enemy ¥.'1th...!¢-., " abook by Attorney General Robert Ffqknnedyi and will produce it as a motion picture .
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sub;|ect of black lists Wald said he would never hire anyone who had n ot "cleared
mseii " Wald stated "We all make mistakes, but only a stupid man will not admit
s own shortcomings Trumho is a brilliant guy but he has done a tremendous injustiz
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Attached is John Cramer's column irom the Washington Daily News
2-20-61, captioned "This Time the FBI Didn't Get Its Man. " Cramer's column
is apparently a garbled version of the Attorney General s efforts to get into the
Bureau gymnasium on the evening oi Tuesday 1-31-61. The newspaper articleindicates that a detail of FBI Agents was assigned to investigate evidence that the
gymnasium had had an unauthorized after-hours visitor. The Agents reportedly
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information that the Attorney General had been admitted to the gymnasium and that
when the Agents asked him by at authority he replied that the gymnasium is partoi the Justice Builchng and Mrllienned is boss oi the Justice Department.I./we/.>r / L. 8 - A, A_ of my office inter92*iewedP__
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' ' th ho we have had favorable relations for many years e ustice Building, wi w m .
stated that he had never been interviewed by FBI Agents as stated in ' E.newspaper clipping. He stated that he was unfamiliar with any incident 0
wherein the Attorney General was given the key to the gymnasium. He checked records
maintained relative to charging out keys and stated that there was no record of any key
ever having been given to the Attorney General so that he could get into the gymnasium.
ith di t1 or indirectly P stated that he was not the source of the story e er rec y_ an pointed to an inaccuracy in that he is 67 years oi aie whereas he is referred to in
the article as being 63. I-le stated that Sergeants ould have
been on duty at the time the alleged occurrence took place. These men report for work
at 4:00 p.m. and _will ask them whether they are in any way the source of
this stgrya .
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' I had lunch with Ed Guthman today since he and I have been iriends
for a number oi years. He was the reporter from the Seattle afternoon newspaper
"The Seattle Times, and covered the FBI Office while I was there. ._ _ ' ", ' '- 92_ 1. u'92
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and help him to get established in his new job.
r:'_'»! He"recognizes that the Attorney General has a very unorthodox and direct
I-,1 __ approach to eve rything--including the Bureau-- but notes that "his motivatio
"_; is good despite his approach. " I had no comment to make to this but
suggested that the Attorney General's predecessors who were somewhat
older than the present Attorney General functioned in a very dignified and r
sedate manner. Guthman commented that the volume oi material coming
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utilization oi the HCUA film, "Operation Abolition. " The letter was
dated February 1, was forwarded irom the White House on February 16
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lletter that we would have a record on him!, men. send a noncemmittal
-_ form for replying back to the White House with a suggestion that it be
answered there since it obviously did not concern the Department of
Justice, was addressed to the White House, concerned the Department oi
Defense and the legislative branch of the Government, He said that he -I would check with Mr. Deboach on this. .
!92 He noted that the main interest at this time of the Attorney General is
in the campaign in connection with prominent hoodlum s. Guthman is
anxious to see that the Attorney General doesn't go too far in public
proclamation as to what he is going to do as he is afraid that the previous
abortive attempt to handle the individuals in the Apalachin case will carry _
over thereby subject them to criticism in this endeavor. I pointed out _
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objective had been accomplished. He said his effort now was to try and
underplay any releases by the Attorney General in connection with this matter.
Guthman said that he felt woefully ignorant in connection with a number of
things such as international communism and juvenile delinquency which the
Attorney General was going to make several talks about. He said that he
had conferred with Mr. DeLoach about this situation and that he, himself,
would like to get generally briefed so he was on solid ground in discussing
this matter with the Attorney General. I have to1d_ Mr. DeLoach concerning
this. _
! Guthman says that the Attorney General is very easy to work for and that
he has no hesitation whatsoever in giving his viewpoint to the Attorney Geri'f'al
| who is considering him more than just a press representative but almost '
in the position of being an advisor. Guthman feels that the press generallyI are in the Attorney General's corner because of the friendliness of the '
Attorney Genet-al's previous handling in connection with the McClellan
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that there have always previously been difficulties between the Attorney
General and Congress and that he might solicit advice from the Bureau
in connection with any handling along this line. Guthman had specific
' reference to a legislative program which Attorney General Rogers had
submitted just before the end of 1960. Mr. Kennedy feels that this was
a very weak approach and he is very anxious to get going and to formulate
their own program for presentation to Congress. '
All in all, Guthman was extremely commendatory towards the
Bureau in his comments as to his appreciation of their friendliness and courtesy
and,l gather, does not intend to either take any major step himself or let the
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THEME: "INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM"
Pursuant to instructions, I delivered the captioned brief to Ed Guthman '
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afternoon to state he had read the brief and thought it was excellent. He was oi the
delivered to Guthman at that time copies oi the pamphlets "Expose of Soviet Espionage --
1-iay, 1950, " and "Communist Target-YeLtl92.. " _
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himself for his appearance on the captioned program The Director noted.
"We should fhw-Ash it bv 2/15/51 so Tolsoo and I mav so over it. " 92| J I I J D u
Mr. Tolson instructed that, in preparing this brief, the recent
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." Public Information in the Department, Guthman stated that at 8:00 p. m. yesterday the
Attorney General decided to accept an invitation from Columbia Broadcasting System~ CBS! -- television network to appear on the television program "The Great Challen e" =§ _ which will be telecast live 3-5301, Edward R. Murrow, the new Director of U. S._,- Information Agency, and Avenell H5rFiman*wiITa1so"p'robably appear. The moderator ' of the program will be CBS Howard K. §mitTT GT *' __ P
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;_; Y the Commtmist Party USA what it is, what it is doing -- spell out current trends and
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