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what was going on there. Later at Oakland. Califor-
nia. be became a close associate of J- Robert
Oppenheimer and s "group" operating at Oakland.
Unfortunately. Joseph Jr. was killed. aullifying all
the weak that went into building him up. so the nest
is line was called upon. This was Jobs who nally
'made the grade. John. of course. was also sent to
the London School of Economics and was also a
special protege of Harold Laslri. Reportedly John
was not politically ambitious but was complying
with his father's wishes when be embarked on s
political career alter his stint as a newspaper man.A controversy of major proportions has devel-
oped which involves the truthfulness and integrity
of the adversaries. As U.S. NEWS AND WORLD
REPORT stated on December 28. 1966, "Now out in
the open and heading toward a public showdown is a
dispute that could prove important to the political
future of Senator Robert F. Kennedy Dem.l.of New York.
The issue: Did Mr. Kennedy. when he was U.8.
Attorney General. authorize the Federal Bureau of
Investigation to use electronic eavesdropping devices
- which are known as huge - is making criminal
investigations? a
J. Edgar lloover. longtime Director of the FBI.
says Mr. Kennedy did.
"Mr. Kennedy says he didn't. .
- "Senator Edward V. Long Dem!, of Missouri.
says he will invite both to testify before his sub-
comittee which is investigating invasions of pri-
vacy' by electronic snooping."Robert Kennedy. however. was politically ambi-
tious but had to stay in the background while his
brother was being maneuvered into the presidency.
Reportedly he was jealous and resentful and insisted
on being made Attorney General when his brother
became President. This JFK did against the advice
of wiser men than he and the American public was
shocked. The position of Attorney General gave
Bobby access to condential records and power
which he used to the hilt. He assumed more and
more power, injecting his influence and decisions
into other government departments. including the
State Department._ Defense Department and mas-
ury Department. -, .
The Attorney General's ofce. under Robert
Kennedy. became the place where decisions were
made and foreign diplomats beat s path to Bobby's
office rather than the White House. Bobby, whose
pollsters must have said. Go lett, young man,"
has indeed done just that with a vengeance. Being
politically wise. he has built s power structure cen-
tered around the Kennedy family, bringing several
embers of the family into government service. We
can only hope that Teddy and his wife. who are
much more attractive and sympathetic. will not
cross their ambitious brother up for there are t-I900
who can testify that it doesn't pay. eves tbole who
are unabte to testify at all. i " _ ~ 1"$;.-: ;;_*The devious progress of Robert F. Kennedy to
the point where in can hope to win the presidential
nomination in l968started with the plans of an ambi-
llous father. Backin the early 1930's Joseph Kemedy.
Sr. was a heavy financial contributor and a strong
supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt in his first try
for the presidency. Already a multi-»millionaire.
Kennedy Sr. had an obsession to establish the
Kennedy family as a political dynasty. much as
royalty was created in the past. by seizing power.
After Franklin D. Roosevelt ascended to the
highest oftlce in the U.S. Government in 1933. Joseph
Kennedy. Sr. was appointed to several government
positions, nally becoming Ambassador to Great
Britain in 1987. l-lie oldest son. Joseph. Jr., was
originally selected for the political career which was
to end in the White House. Joseph Jr. was sent to
the London School of Economics Fabian Socialit!
where Harold Laeki made him his protege, taking
hits to Moscow to introduce him to the important
Soviet leaders. Laski. s Fabian-Socialist leader.
worked closely with Ff-lia Frankfurter who was respon-
sible for introducing Alger, I-liss into governmentWhen Bobby Kennedy. pipequeak turned Attor-
. - - - ney Generahtooh office, the FBI wsl ordrred to cut9-ewhce. cu " he" °'°t""°" ?l' loyw in down on its investigation of the Commiinist Cow- ° " "-" 5 "_"92 "' 5 7 7-H53 7 iliracy. The ax. TIMES. when Bobby left no ornce
Joseph Jr ad t sl left-wing rounds that Attorney General, stated that he bed saved P-Tseem to he scribe for.-a one aspiring to become government money in not wasting tile investigating
President of the nt States. I-ls went to Spain ' cowmunists. It was Bobby who disbanded I IlllIrv;-.
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Bobby's friend. dolls F. Reilly. ti...» State Depart-msm.. who arranpd to have Otto %p_plias telephone
tapped illegallyd who alleged! Efiimmitted perjury
when he testified before the Senate Inhrnal Security
subcommittee and w-as therefore forced to resign. He
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but was actually gives snotbr cushy government job.
Bobby. who was taking his advice and. perhaps,
ordem. from important -leists, had decided that
Lyndon Johnson. thee Vice President. should not
be allowed another term in oflice. Since it was
desired thatI.B-I should bereplsced byamore accept-
able man. reportedly Arthur Goldberg. Bobby under-
took to discredit LBJ with the investigation of the
Billy kl Eatee ea Bchhy Bake cc.-tea. Tleee
scandalous cases were to be used to prevent LBJ
{tom receiving the Vice-Presidential renomination.
The assassination of John F. Kennedy. however,
upset all these plans. LB-I was now the President
of the United States. in a position to remove Bobby
which he did with as much speed as protocol allowed.
' L After the assassination of JFK. Bobby found
himself in the position of being under the very man
he had ect out tr: ¢=etroy.¥hile Bohhy -.-.-an Att=..":'.ey
General it is no secret that there was had blood
between John Edgar Hoover. Director of the FBI,
and himself. XEWSWEEK magazine of December 26.
1965. stated: "Fol years the had blood ran silent
and deep between Robert F. Kennedy and J. Edgarll-iloover with only an issue to turn their cold war
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J. Edgar Hoover had refused to allow the FBI
w heccw in-.-clved in sea ct le matter: that
Bobby. as Attorney General. wanted to handle. How-
ever, Bobby had s special detail of men working
under his direct supervision and bad a nationwide
private detective agency under condential con-
tract. This agency had contracts with other govern-
ment departments and was used to put in eavesdrop-
ping devices where the FBI would not allow themselves
to become involved. This private agency has offices
in a number of large cities and was especially active
in the South. Their wiretapping activities became
so widespread that Congressmen. Senators, news-
papermen and many patriotic govemment employees
had reason to believe that their telephones were
tapped.
Not only did Bobby Kennedy know of the FBI
wiretaps which were used in national security and
majcy crime cases. but lm- also knew of the wide-
spread use of these practices by the Internal Reve-
nue Service. the Department of Health. Education
and Welfare. tlm Treasury Department. the Post
Office Department and other government agencies
whose activities have been ts-ought to light by Sena-
tor Longs Committee. In a ltantic effort to preserve
his public image. Bobby has made the serious mis-
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1 0 71 F,over to t_lm Pg Edgar Hoover. who has served
andsr many pr-_ nents and Attorneys General since1924. is not his department to be dis-
credited. This 5* vetobeeghttotheftnish.
' That Bobby has his eye on the presidency is
well knows. LBJ outmanauvered him at the 1964
Convention and many thinh that Bobby will have to-
wait until 1972 but others advance reasons that he
will try for 1968. The publication. WASHINGTON
OBSERVER. states in its December 30. 1966 issue:
Incidentally Bobby claims that he will not__mahe e
run for the Presidency in 1968 but will wait 1972.
I'Iowever,aourcea close lo him any that he is merely
followingths usual Kennedy familystrategyof always
aiming at two targets simultaneously and, at the last
icient. king p'-repar% te iiii e lightening-like
decision to hit the target which is most opportune.
One thing needling Bobby to malre his stab at
the top job early is his wife. Ethel. When she found
out about his romance with the late Marilyn Monroe.
she threatened to divorce him. Bobby has been on
his good behavior ever since. realizing that sdivuce
would hill his political ambitions. -_
By some coincidence the same date this story
reached the pchlic, the residence ind lahorewry of
Bernard B. Spindel. a nationally known wiretapping
expert. were raided by police on charges of illegal
eavesdropping; The WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE
reported on December 18, 1966. "The entire nine-
hour police raid on the upstate home of one of 28
eavesdropping experts indicted Thursday was itself
recorded on the expert's own equipment. the World
Journal Tribune was told yesterdsy.......Bernard B.
Spindel. s nationally known electronics security
consultant. did the bugging as an eight-man team of
state police and officials from the office ofFrnnlt8.
Ilogmr, New York district attorney. searched his
home and laboratory at Kent Township in Putnam
County .... ...'Thae was no need for the search war-
rant. This was s fishing expedition. They wanted
to find out esactlywhat we have and they nluat have
gone through 6.000 pieces of paper before they left
about 3:30 p.m.,' said SpindeL
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TIMES reported that Spindel had salted the N.Y.
State Supreme Court to force the District Attorney to
retis-n hundreds of items allegedly seized in the
raids. The TIMES stated. In an afdnvit submitted
to the court. Bernard Spindetasserted tlutsome ol
the seized material contained tapes and evidence
concerning circumstances surrounding and canes
of death of Marilyn Monroe. which strongly suggests
that the ofiicially reported circumstances _oI her
demise are erroneous. - .. '- L --_ . ..o-.n- _
Is addition to the reference to Bliss Monroe in
thespindel affidavit. there was also e statement thatsome of till time am.-in Ctllltlilld is original ' owned and operated by Br. _Spii|del! between Rowtaps recording of a conversation tshem in a carha};
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ings and tiles in the Marilyn llo'iiroe_ death case
contain Certain facts and data is which the names of
Robert P. l92ie=nae_dy and Peter L-nwford are mentioned.
In the book. The Strauss Death of llnrilyn
3-lonme." the name of Robert]. Kennedy is featured
and Peter Lawford is shown as a chmacter reference
lnr Patricia Newcomb. .92larilyn'a press secretary,
who suddenly we-at to Europe after Marilyn's death
and who was put on the government payroll after her.
return and was lamr assigned to an office neat to
Bobby Kennedy's. tliss Newcosib had claimed that
aha was withllarilya most of the twenty-four hours
preceding her death and. after .92larilyn's funeral,
immediately flew tothe Kennedy "compound" at
l-lyannispnrt before departing for Europa where aha
stayed for six months until all official investigations
had ceased concerning Marilyn's death.
ln associating the hallowed name of Kennedy
with the Hollywood star, your editor was the sub-
ject of much vilificstion, even by the staid WALL.
STREET JOURNAL. However. Mr. Spindel has stated
that his tapes and files of which he still has extra
copies! support the allegations in the hook, and
even go much further. Mr. Spindel also stated that
the tape recording of Robert Kennedy. James Kelly
and himself. having to do with the Hoffa Case.
allegedly shows that Robert Kennedy offered him a
bribe and that the facts have bee recorded in an
unpublicizcd government hearing. 92
- James Hoffa was convicted in Tennessee for
allegedly having tampered with a jury. There are in
existence numerous affidavits showing that employ-
ees of the Department of Justice allegedly tampered
with tho jury that was hearing the Hoffa case. The
Congressional Record of .92lsy 4, 1964. Page 9699
shown the statement of Congressman Glenn Cunningham
of Nebraska in which he salted and received per-
mission to place into the record an article which
appeared in the Washington EVENING STAR of
March 4, 1964. entitled, An Odor of Police State
.92lethoda," by William S.Whito. In this article Bobby
Kennedy is held responsible for illegal wiretapping
and federal snooperyover .the mailofprivate persona.
Speaking of the l-loiTa trial. Congressman Cunning-
ham stated, l would like to call to the attention of
my colleagues the unhappy fact that a number of
witnesses who are available to testify on pertinent
facts regarding the Hoffa trial have been subjected
to various pressures including threats of physical
violence. economic repriaal and other forms of in-
timidation." r ,_
If. an appears to be the case. the trial of-Iarnes
llolfe was n gross miscarriage of justice and the
result of a personal vendetta of Bobby Keedy. the
truth should be made public. The case reeks of
wiretapping, tampering with the jury, bribery and
paid informers. Hoffa has offeredarewsrd of $100,060for evidence to present to the Supreme Eonrtthst - showed that Ir. 0tephas phone had been tapped
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halp the needy families of U.8. servicemen ltilled_
inlfietnam by the communistVietCong to whom Bi-big
Kennedy is willing to give his blood. - J r __ -_
There is little doubt that J. Edgar Hoover
would be willing to appear before the bong Com-
mittee to present facts under oath to support hie
allegations that Robert Kennedy, when Attorney-
General, not only knew about wire taps and elec-
tronic bugging, but actually increased the number
used and listened in on some of them. A U3.
Government Memorandum, dated August 11. i961.
has been made public on the subject of llicropbono
Surveillances. It reads: Tho Attorney General
was contacted on the morning of August 17. 1961..
with reference to the situation in New York City
concerning the obtaining of leased lines from the
telephone company for use in connectio with mi-
crophone surveillances. This matter was discussed
with the Attorney General and he was shown a copy
of the pmwsed letter which -would be used. The
Attorney General approved the proposed procedure
in this regard and personally signed the attached
memorandum evidencing such approval."
The document with the personal signature of
Robert Kennedy reads as follows: "In connection
with the use of microphone surveillance: it is fre-
quently necesasry to lease n special telephone line
in order to monitor such a surveillance.....ln the
New fork City ares the telephone company has over
the years insisted that a letter be furnished to the
telephone company on each occasion when a special
telephone line is leased by the FBI. It is required
that such n lease arrangement be with the approval
of the Attorney General. In the past we have re-
stricted the utilization of leased lines in New York
City to situations involving telephone taps, all of
which have been approved by the Attorney General...
We have not previously used leased lines in con-
nection with microphone surveillances..... if we
are permitted to use leased telephone lines as an
adjunct to our microphone surveillances electronic
bugging!, this typo of coverage can be materially
extemled both in security and major criminal cases.
Accordingly. your approval of our utilising this
leased line arrangement in requested.. ." This
IPPWYII was given by Robert Kennedy's personal
aigriature. ' -i _
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contained in s letter from Representative H.R. Gross
Rep! of Iowa to J. Edgar Hoover. The N31, TIMES
of Dec. 31. 1966 reported, In e letter to J. Edgar
I-Ioover. Director of the Federal Bnreee of investi-
gation. Mr. Gross referred to the long pending case
of Otb 0tcpkn.._...'lestirnony before the Senate
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wrote that ziis Oteplts case indicates the fact that
there was wi.-e-tapping and eavesdropping during the
Kennedy l.i:i.inistr:ition that had no connection with
the F.5.E.l but apparently did have the approval of
the highest political appointees of the Kennedy
Administration. "' ' 1' I . . '--92-....¢'. _
i Paul Harvey has stated: l ennedy, as Attorney
General; did soise personal eavesdropping on con-
versations not involving national security.......
there were iii.-my tiines during Kennedy's tenure as
Attorney General when J. Edgar Hoover refused
requests from his superior's ofcs. We can't do
that, General! was often the Director's decision on
soipe request during those deplorable days when
the Justice Department was s shirt-sleeve part-time
kennel, ,!8llfl.lO nursery, part»-time touch-football
nimien-.'t -_ _ r. i, . __ ___ _.. -_, -- .-._,
,Hnrvcy_inI'ornis us that: enough conrming
files -it-ill bepresentcd toany interested congressional
committee to disintegrate the Bobby Kennedy fan
ciuo. ihere is s new Congress, having taken office
in Jinn-tr! 10. l%7.' All have been sworn to defend
tac Constitution of the United States; all should be
grateful that for forty-one years J. Edgar Hoover has
done a magrificent job to help hold back the coin-
ninnist iii .-iiii of our country. i-in is entitled,
l'c_;a.rt:less of political pressures, to have the full
truth brought out and his name and record cleared of
cnii.-ges .:..ide by Bobby Kennedy. The American
public also is entitled to ltnow some of the sordid
details of the career and activities of Bobby. the
carpet»-bagging Senator frois New York.
There is no doubt hut that the Manchester
book, 'Il'ie Death of a President," which has gotten
rnillions of dollars worth of es piibiicity, is nieant
"to glorify the Kennedys and in particular Robert
Kennedy is said to emerge as a hero. Far from
the hook really being out of Kennedy control, Robert
Zicanedy has been reported as stating: "It's our
t"Gt'tfltl8Cl'ipL, and we can release it at our leisure."
The big furor over it will only increase its sales
and. since it reportedly iiiahes President Johnson
seein like some kind of s monster." it is probably
Planned to use the book to torpedo Johnson and
push Bobby into the presidency. _
Bobby has tried to isske himself the "leader"
of the "new le and has been playing up to all the
strident "dissenters." He also courts the "minority
groups." A new liooh concerning the B'nai B'riih
contains s. Preface signed by Robert Kennedy in
v~ ;-.Ich he states: To read this laudable history tof
ti-in 3':-isi B'ritli! is to review sons of the most sub-
lime momenta in histor!........And it is i.nstructive-_,e '____
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" l~I¢It was is re e to such as this that Si;is'iind_Livingston fornatioe ol s National Csriécature C0523:-$0. Such s group was founded as the
Anti-Defamation League; and the ADL's unceasing, I_f.efforts to Rot-Oct civil rights slid civil liberties has
truly lads it a guardian olths diuretics: d_reas._f§ "
I_e don't know if Bobby really wrote this as he'
does not seen to be able to say such if it has not
been prepared for hiia inadvauce by his"sdvisers."
l-int has has siunaarl lain lal in 5L {lap Ivan--- ..- --.- -t...-am -_ -1- -- -- ---,-- -V,-.
organisation Bobby calls guardian of the Aleriesn?
dream, we can only refer our readers to oil issue
entitled, "Know Your Enemies." _.iit which the
gestapo-type activities of the ADI. are.esposed.- ;v.;__'-
J Iii-e-tapping and electronic eavesdropping
the gpvernnient have become an abuse that lli0l-Llano:-f.;be investigated and those responsible foethe abuse.§:§"§
exposed. Among those from when the Long Coin-.ifi§jE
eiittee could learn cinch are ht. t'..ec::e Pyan. Presirh-ii: ;}2-.7;of International Investigations, s nationwide privats;E:,?jl._
detective agency; Mr. William Miller. vice president E:.=_f;'__?
of the sanie f'iris and a friend of Bobby Kenncdylt
Mr. William R. Csthey, chief "special agent of tho _§."
Southern Bell Telephone Company and s foriiier "Q;
F.B.l. agent: Mr. Otto Oteplra of the State Department
whose telephones were tapped; llr.' John Reilly,
for1iierLy of the State Department who ordered that -phone tapping and who could supply ths_naine of
Mr. if of the C.i.A. who got the Gtepits telephone! -
tap tapes; hlr. Billy Hughes of the State Depert!nent,.§;
and. of course. Mr. Bernard Spindelwho could play -.
some very interesting tapes for the Coiiiiiiittse. 7
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of the wire-tapping controversy.-n
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'7 Thank you for your prompt response to my letter of December 5, __7 1966, in which I" asked forany documentation you might have ing
a_,__'connection with Federal Bureau of Investigation use of wiretapsa _
and microphones on the authority of the Attorney General oi th%
United States.
Your letter@kes it completely clear that former Attorney Gener _. i-
*al Robert F. Kennedy was fully aware o the aurxreillanoe that was - practiced during his administration of the Department of Justice. "-
- Incidentally, Icallyour attention to the fact that there was -
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' that had no connection with the operation of _the FBI, but apparent- 7
ly did have the approval of the highest political appointees of the
Kennedy administration. I refer to the wiretapping and ea:vesdrop- #ping in connection;-.'ith the efforts to oust Hr. Qtto Qtep-ha .Iemployment in the State Department.
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today, in reply to the Director's letter to him of 12/ '!/ 66 wherein the
Director set forth the true facts, supported with documentation, con-corniug the approval of the Attorney General for the use of electronic
eavesdroppizag techniques by the FBI. Mollenhoff said he has ascer-
" tained Congressman Gross letter will advise the Director that after
careful study of the Di:ector's letter and its enclosures, Congressman -.
Gross is convinced the FBI utilized electronic eavesdropping techniques
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Clark Mollenhoff, Washington Bureau of the "Des ioines "
Register and _ribune, " today telephonically advised Bishop in my
oiiice that he has learned from Congressman Gross oifice that the ACongi'ess:nan is going to send :~.'le*.:ter to Mr. Hoover, probably dated
In his letter Cons-"ressrnan Gross will also make reference- O 0 n c n ncase oi Ctto Gteplca, former chief, D1VlS10l'l oi Evaluations, .
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going to the State Department was to check up on Cteplta. Reilly
_;=_-cceocled to put microphones in CtepZta's telephones and to place a
- "bug" in his oiiice. This was finmy disclosed to the public in hear-
ings before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. L1 spite oi
.is, after Opetlca was dismissed by the State Department, Reilly was
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: inan Gross is going to cite in his letter to the Director the Opetka case
2' as ::.not1;er instance where Bobby Kennedy was awae of the utilization
; of electronic eavesdropping techniques and certainly approved their use.
_ Clark Mollenhoii also advised that Congressman Gross
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92 him advised oi any additional developments with regard to electronic
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!92_ I-/iollenhoif stated his information is that Congressman
H Gross,on 12/:29/66,will make public the letter which he is to send to
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OBSERVATIONS
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public, it will certainly give additional support in the minds oi :.1~.e
public to the 5-act that the F32 utilized electronic eavesdropping
techniques only with the knowledge and specific approval of the
Attorney General and the Department of Justice.
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Attached is a. column sent to me todiy by Bob Allen for ' --
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health, a continuing-and increasingly costly Vietnam ser, or other
decisive factors, Kennedy will be ready and waiting to make the most
of it. He will unleash a whirlwind drive to overwhelm Vice President
1-Luzzg-hroy and any other contestants, and snatch the grand prize by stmja.
Conccdcdly, this is a simplification of a very conglex and ;?
It's_studdod with ifs and maybes. Iuch c=u happen
vol: -I-fl-2 sit:
in the next 16 months, when the Democratic convention meets, and
doubtless will.
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aoviscra and speech writers are thinking and scheming.
THE HOT SHOTS
This explains why the powersminded New York Senator has let it be
snows he will shortly make e widely fanfared speech on the Vietnam war.
Already, his ever-busy publicity minions have leaked word that he
will advocate halting the bombing of North Vietnam and criticize other
dministration's conduct of the conflict._ Cannily, he aspects of the h-
sill carefully he neither dovish nor-haskish.
Ho will he critical but not stridently so. It will be a
characteristic glay to both sides.
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in his forthcoming speech about these highly pertinent fscts:.?hen his
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;..-.¢_ non-cons in Vietnam strictly as military advisers. But by the time '
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Long D. - Missouri!, Chairman of the Aclrninistrative Practices and
Procedures Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee, appeared
on the television program "Opini0n~ Washing'ton." I-Ie was, interviewed
by the host, I-£:..rk Evans, and Dan P.lacI-zburn of station I{NE5C, Kansas
- ,.¢ .City, lviicsouri.
Long spoke in general concerning eavesdropping and the
efforts of his Committee to protect the rights of inclividuals. I-Ie com-
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the legislation is not exactly what he would like to see, he indicated
that it does go a long way toward insuring the right to privacy.
Senator Long criticized the Internal Revenue Service, inclicating that
- they were very evasive and iitiled to cooperate with his Committee. I-Ie '
expressed the opinion that Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Sheldon
Cohen was a dedicated employee but did not know what was going on in his
, Agency. I-Ie spoke very highly of the FBI and said that the Eur'eau was
C very cooperative and that any time his Committee made inquiry of the
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Attached is an article from "The Washington Post
and Times-Herald" of August '7, 1967, concerning Senator Robert F.
Kennedy's appearance on the "Meet the Press" television program
yesterday afternoon. As noted in the attached article, the questions
asked Kennedy dealt primarily with Vietnam and the war on pr0verty--
and Kennedy expressed his that adrtional iunds are needed to
ght proverty in this country, as well as that the South Vietnamese
troops should be doing more of the fighting in that country. 92"
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his possible candidacy for President in 1968 by stating that he has asked
the people who are promoting him for President and Senator J. W.
Fulbright for Vice President to desist in their efforts. Futhermore, a
number of questions were asked him in such a rnanner as to invite him
to criticize President Johnson, and he carefully evaded such criticism.
With respect to a question concerning Stokely Carmichael
and I-I. Rap Brown, he said that ii either Carmichael or Brown has
violated the law--State or Federal--he should be prosecuted.
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in Vietnam pending invest-
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qghetto, Kennedy said.
ii The $2 billion to $4 billion
.,reeornmended by Kennedy is_ Urges War Freeze,
ons to Erase Slums
By David Hoffman
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that permit endless increases
in the cost of fighting, but
impose a ceiling on what can
be spent to rid U.S. cities oi
their slums.
I think it is more essential
that we do what is neeesssary
here for our own people, he
said over i92fBC's Meet i-he
Press program, carried here
by WRC-TV.
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said he would only iavor do-
ing more in Vietnam when the
people of South Vietnam do
more , . . I arn distressed that
our casualties continue to go
up and theirs continue to go
down _ . . l think they should"°t 1' ucsted in the '7°h""° ~ be doing some oi the fighting ' Q-=>i92drninistrations fiscal 1968
budget.i. . . I should like to see the
i Kennedy deplored priorities, See "rants, A6, Col. sIII-wkii
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1 RFK Urges
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:l0n'a proposed 10 per cent aur-
Kennedy expressed three re-
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learn more than $500,000 per
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raised before the lower in-
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lsllali Flln for U.S. citlesi
would involve tax credits and
depreciation allowances to in-
duce industry to invest in
slum area housing and the
iconstruction of businesses. It
i-would require scrapping pastPrograms that craved unsuc-
cessful. It would allow local
communities to draft their;
own plans, which, when ap-
iproved in Wasington, would
then tie iunderi by the Federal
iGo92'emmcnt. It would involve
gcnilege staffs and students insolving problems of the under
prviieccd.l Another television interview
lprogram, Senate MinoritylliSoutti letnimeae divisions up
by the DMZ carrying the tight
w the North Vietnamese. ¢l1l-rtea it haa wienieia money
i Turning to President John- ghetto oonditiona.
charge on income taxea,i Conga" ' r°prm'd U"
income wage earners. It alsolgnm curkd he" "Y wT0P'
statement prepared by aWar F reeze
lled C°l18Tesa llalnat
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their needs."
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mittee: statement--which
Dirksen actually read--hism.
ing President Johnson for this
summer: race riots. He aaidl
that aa a party I92.ll'iCl.lOl'|l1'y _
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1 TELEVISION PROGRAM . *1 N
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As the Bureau has been previously notified, SENATOR KENNEDY
has contemplated a series of television appearances to be taped in
New York covering a number of national issues of interest. Q .
The NEW YORK DAILY NEWS, issue of Thursday, B/3/67,
page 52, contains mention of this series in a column by MATT
HESSINA. Thearticle states that SENATOR KENNEDY is beginning a
W series of monthly TV Programs with the first broadcast scheduled for
August 13. According to the article, on the first program, SENATOR
} KENNEDY will share the camera with DANIEL P. MOYNIHAN, former
§Assiant Secretary of Labor.
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the NEW YORK TIMES and a Citizens Panel, which will direct
questions extemporaneously to SENATOR KENNEDY. The informant
further advised that future programs will deal with racial strife
and the Viet Nam situation and any other timely national topics.
The above is being furnished for the Bureau's_information.
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sumacr= ROBERT F. KENNEDY - '
In the attached copy oi a newspaper article which
appeared in the Iashington Evening Star of 10/25/67, it is
reported that torner Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, in
, testifying during the conflict oi interest trial or former
Representative Thomas-Iwéson or Maryland, stated that he _
hadinever authorized the use or wiretapping in the Johnson case
and also had not authorized the use or wiretapping in the Hoffaegg. __._________,,_.._. _ A A ..
- This, of course,Jis the sane line which Kennedy has _;adopted previously whenever the question oi his authorization; of the use of electronic surveillances in criminal matters has2_arisen. Without specifically saying so, Kennedy appears to be
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distinguishing between the use of wiretaps and the use of
microphone surveillances, and thereby skirting the truth. While b
we have no knowledge that Kennedy authorized the use of wire-
taps in the Hoffa investigation, we do know that he had
ami 1'0
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This -memorandum is submitted for information and to
record the fact that Kennedy is still maintaining the fiction thatwhile Atgqrney General he had nothing to do with electronic
surveill aces. 1
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Kennedy, D-.92*.Y., denied on a_
witness stand here yesterdayi
{that he had ever authorized Jt:s
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use wireta;"-pi:-.3 devices in their
probe oi iorn-.c-r itep. Tiioinas F.
Johnson.
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conict of iztlerest trial hereshortly after Joltnson tiled a mo-
tzon 92ri!h the court seelzing the
disciosure of any evidence the
government rni-;iit_ have that
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; ness tor me goveriiiiierit yester-L day in Ja'nosou's retrial in U.S.
- y Dist:-act Court here. In the trial,
now in its second week, Johnson,
who .'o;-mcriy represented Mary-
land's E3_bi-C'|.'I.l Shore, is accused
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for disco-.-cry oi any eviderieer
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Johnson; lines were tapped. 'llentior. .-tdain Powell i
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contrast his case ii-£2.11 that of
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_ Captioned bill, which has been reported by the Senate &1bc0m-
-mittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures, is scheduled to be taken up by the
full Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, 11-29-67. Enclosed is 3
information concerning the provision of the bill Section 604, Part F of Title
concerning the FBl's responsibilities in handling law enforcement training.
Section 720 contains the provision for the $5, 111, 000 appropriations for the/ i FBI to implement Section 604. This information is contained on pages 5, 6
- _ ' _ and 8 of the report. Other information explaining and supporting these pro-
visions of the bill is found on pages 18 and 19, 21, 28, 58 and 60. These .
es are marked in the enclosed re ort. - __P " '7¢-.5 UP 7.,
' Our sources on the Hill have advised
with the apparent concurrence and assistance of the
this hill for possihle fhim action this year. Senator
personally to the President about this bill, and his t
Calloway, who has been coordinating staff activities on the bill, has talked
with Joseph A. Califano, Jr. , Special Assistant to the President. Calloway
has indicated the Department of Justice is not completely in tune with the 'that Senator McClellan,
White House, is pushing
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and eavesdi-opph92.g', possmly in exchange for .knoo1_o'_ng out other provisions
of the bill such as Senator hdcClellan's confession amendment and for Senator, McElelJan's assistance in defeating the "block grant" is§3?-R-¬56;m---E-5--
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Committee meets next week. This hill reportedly is now being prepared "'7--11 =~° .' and allegedly will contain provisions closely similar to the administration! _'
original proposals with the addition of Senator Kennedy's amendment es- 'i 3
itablishing a National Institute oi Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice _ 'i to direct law enforcement education, training, research and demonstration92 projects. The Kennedy-Department substitute bill reportedly will contain
lno reference to the FBI and will eliminate the provisions for our handling _
paw enforcement training activities. _ - -
. James Flag, Legislative Assistant to Senator Kennedy whoseIianimosity toward the FBI is well known, has been the prime liaison repre- Isentative between the Senators and the Department oi Justice. James Wood, ' v
}Associate Counsel on the Criminal Laws and Procedures Subcommittee, this _- imorning 1-22-67! advised he had talked with Terry 56152.1, Legislative Aid '
xto Senator Hart, and Seigal commented that Flu arentl has no re , e ens _v =1 haveiof elminating the FBI provision from the Seigal commented that FBI
;representatives who have talked with various members of the Committee _
=have convinced enough of them of the logic of FBI direction of training soE that any effort to kill this portion of the bill is doomed to failure; hence, he
ifeels no real attempt be made to mock out the FBI provision. This, oi '
_ course, may be true, but we know Department of Justice oificials are opposed
to our having control of the training procedures, and Flug can be expected to
Wood stated copies of the Kennedy-Department substitute bill
are expected__to be circulated prior to the Committee meeting next week, and
every eifort will be made to obtain a copy oi this bill as soon"as one is available
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. We Messrs. DeLoach, Bishop and Bowers! have talked to all '
members of the Committee or their Legislative Assistants earlier this month
explaining our interests in the training provision contained in captioned bill
except Senator Kennedy and Senator Tidings. Reeontaets are being made
_with our friends before the Committee meeting to insure they still are aware
llof our mterests. This is essential since Fiug reportedly has told some stat! :-
people that the FBI does not oppose Senator Kennedy's proposed National _ .;_
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amendment concerning the National Institute in the lbcommittee, he
indicated it was acceptable to him to have the FBI responsible for .
'ihis,in effect, would create two National institutes and, because out this,
the Kennedy amendment was rejected in the last meeting oi the Subcommittee.
Flug obviously is attempting to cloud the issue and imply that the FBI isRI 8. 917
will to ca out its tra-1I1,in8 functions under the direction! of a liatigpgl
_e a.L eTJ'é p?aT-liner? o|FJ;15t_Tp_g_,, We will make sire this er-rone impirétslon ra enmnam beiore th _Committee meeting. vRepublican m the Comm e, according to Pete " 'Voids, Minority Associate C on the ibcommittee, are unanimous
in favor oi block grants--grants oi money directly to the states for dis- __
tribution to state and local agencies at the direction oi the Governor for
the improvement of law enforcement rather than placing the control of
such grants in the hands oi the Attorney General. The Department is
strongly opposed to this issue. This issue was not considered in Suh-
committee due to its highly controversial nature. The vote on this issue
will be very close.
Velde stated he feels certain Senators Dirksen, Hruska, and
1 Thurmond will support the FBl's training provision in the bill. He is nn-
certain oi what action Senator Fong will take in this rep:-d. Senator Scott
____;__ is out oi the country _and will not be present pior the meeting, Senator _D__odd
also is expected to be absent due to his illness. These are the only absentees
anticipated. _ _ , _ p .
We are continuing to follow very closely developments con- cerning this legislation and are staying in close contact with our friends
on the Committee in an effort to prevent the Department and Senator
from sabotaging the provisions of the bl placing law enforcement training
responsibilities under the direction of the FBI. .|RECOMMENDA'I'ION= ' ' 3 ' ' ' "F F ffff if For iniormatio / ' y f/ _ pp A :_"V;~_':¬-'f~~ .
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information indicating that he has received such an appointment. 92
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acquainted withnor who have furnished current infonnation __f/regarding his activities were contacted on the dates in-.lic-ntct. "E1 and could furnish no_ information regarding a relationslzip .
betwce_n_and KENNEDY: '
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attendance atmeetings of the Communist Party CP! of Illinois .
in 1966 and 1967. He also attended e meeting of the Secretariat,
of the CP, USA, held at CP Headquarters in New York, on August 3,
1967, for the purpose of discussing the National Conference for '
New Politics RCHP! scheduled for August 29 to September 4,-19671
in'Chicago.
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were in attendance at this NCNP convention, one of which §_
~- supported the concept that the main emphasis of the convention
should be on organizing a national third ticket based on peace
and freedom for the 1968 election. Many in this group supported
the idea of a ticket comprised of MARTIN LUTHER KIHC for President
and Dr. BENJAMIN SPOCK for Vice President. This group was
dominated by communists functioning through the J. E. B. Du Bois
Clubs of America and many other organizations in whibh the -
communists are active. Also included in this group were many
pro-ROBERT KENNEDY liberals including a number of original
organizers of the Sew Politics organization who were seeking a
third ticket as a means of weakening President LYLUOH JOHNSON's
campaign for re-election in 1968 and laying the basis for a
ROLERT 1:a:1:.:oY 1972 campaign. A great deal of "KE.l.1ZE.DY r.92or~.-ey"
was reportedly put into the NCHP. -"
1} irni shed names of some members of.b this la subject's name was not one of those
mentioned.
At A CP rceting held in ChicagoF Maleadership still rnainta no t 1e osition of fi htin for a
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third politi waver, a nagority of the renbers present
felt it was push for a third ticket at this time,V 1,10 -especially
Chicago, because of the sensitive nature of this_
matter, has limited its inquiry to a discreet canvass of ;
reliable informants and a perusal of public source information
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data nothing has been developed regarding this. ¢- 1
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in question identiu .Ll-lg data it has regardingi___-2,, ' ab7/so that this Office may be in a position to make a logical
comparison if any information is received. "
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Enclosed for the information of the Bureau are
press clippings from the l/12/68 edition of "Hewsday" and
from the "Long I Iand Press dated 1/12/68 concerningSenator ROBERT FZ;KENNEDY'S visit to Nassau County. '
Senator KENNEDY, as these news clippings indicate
spoke to an audience of nearly three hundred in the Nassau
County Police Auditorium. This affair was sponsored by the
Nassau County Council on Crime Prevention.
' . Enclosed also for the Bureau are copies of press'
releases pertaining to the Nassau County Council on Crime
Prevention, and also a news clipping from the 12/15/67 edit
of "News day . '
The above is being furnished for the information
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Sen. Robert F. Kc:92r.cd;'
:.sterd:|92' ur:'~d greater
;..:hilc participation in crime
2-.;ppress:o::to the extent
c7 e1t'ue-4 patroliri, their
neighborhood;
.Addu!a'aiI92: a I§'i'ip-iiillfli
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held 1:. Garden City, ken
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c ;i_zen pa:rols should oper-
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usior. . er his l'¬I'i'2d7]-.3 dis-
. rbec. _.;;'.:e oZa'.::2aia who
' are 1"-esent.
The s;-".'::posiu:n was part
.' a day-long tour of Long
-"r land. during which Ken-
.-.:dy'was co::;'ro:1:ad by a
..-.rge group oi high school
".;awi<e" In Brenrwood, and
_'JVQIi..IIl¬t1I and civic
.<-ode:-s seeking more {ed-
e.-al aid everywhere else he
went.
Ker.nedy- praised the
eitectivenas oi the "Mae
.51-ices. -a vigilante gro..p
'2'iici'. operated in the
Crown Heights section ol
arooklyn téturee yegqo92'it.i~.r.';t Lo sane
'1e:'.r.ed,y read. the ro-JOHN .-L M.-92IIl'IR nml1. ' " ' '92L'
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mu. men added: "1'hi"'Fa".s
to be com 1;. cooperation
and under the supcrvislon
of thc police. We don! want
indepcndeat groups outside
the police. It can be a use-
ful adjunct to the police
department under certain
circumstances!
Nassau Police Commis-
sioner Francis Looney, who
shared the speaking plat-
Iorm with Kennedy, was
shown the senator's text
beiore he spoke and sakil
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Edwin! Lecci, prai-
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men: Benevoient Associa-
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groups ls to undermine
the prolesisionsi image ol
the police oloee.
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U"J.92t-Ti. in his address
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the role ol the prosecution
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Kennedy and Nassau Coun-
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._92'iclterson, who shared the
tjsis with the senator, met
with militant Negro lead-
en at e private reception
ln Garden City loom which
newsmen were barred.
Earlier in the day, Ken-
nedy breal-tlasted with 50-
I.or-: Island labor lenders
at the Garden City Hotel,
where he said Long ls-
la.-:d's economy should now
begin to mm lrotn delense
industry to reconstruction
oi New York City or lace
eventual decline with the
and ol the war in Vietnam.
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ilenned ran into a nest ol . Y
"'11-i_a92t*.:s_" when he asko¢ a.
selected group ol students
at Brentwood High School
what they thought about
the Vietnam war.
_ On a show OJ. hands. more
than hall said they lavored
escalating the Bombing oi
the North and possibly send-
ing more rnen to the
lsoutlt.
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"unilateral withdrawal"
and only another handful
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when a boy asked Kennedlf
ll he planned to run tor the
presidency in 197?. Kett-
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was a along way olL
immediately after a ques-
tion about his 10 children.
Kennedy was lsked What
plans he had tor Sullolk
and he replied: "to move to
Sutlolk with my iamily and
increase the population.
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AT A LUNCHEON in
lsmjthtowtt with business
and labor leaders, Kennedy
said he had not realized the
chairrnan- ol the Suiloiit
Human Relations Commis-
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asked him to look into alle-
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tory employment practices. .
Grumman's vice P1133-
dent, John B. Rettaliata.
also at the luncheon, said
Grumman employs persons
it-om minority groups in I.
proportion twice their pro
portion in the Long Island
population and that until
this moment A he__h_ad
thought Grumman's policies
in this area to he excellent-
l92'.enncd3"a rst stop llt
Sutlolic-t"5en at the.0
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where Watkins was among _a number oi county
who urged various _
grants upon hint as he,
County Executive ii. Le;
Dennison and Rep. Otis G.
Pike, ltiverhead Democrat.
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. By Art Bergrnann I
and Paul LC92'CllIlZll .
Mineola-Al'ter' eonsultin rith 3 dil-- . . ,. 3 . .; ifrj lkassau pouoe oommissioner,Sen. Robert F. Kennedy toned dorm J:
terday his pronosal that Lon; Islan
__ help to ght enme in the streets by form-
? citizen patrols. _2' Addressing a hazing on suburban erhneI - at the end of a 10-hour helicopter tour of
Suffolk and Nassau. Kennedy told an audi-
enee of nea:_lf 300 in the Nassau police4.;ntl|ushi:?t'|e constituents in|:dSuf<5 ice ' lcr, leeom n"Conn? Eseeuti'92:n!Denni.92ou. llalis Ind:
adoring admirers of the dav, and'the ones
tho asked him the toughest questions,
Ierestudents at Brentvuood High School.
Appearing before an assembly of B00students, the 42-year-old senator playtullg questions on his d_i£l'ereneu_wi_t_
President Johnson and inked about tit:
size of his family, and about hippies sits
long hair. . ' lfluditorium: Citizens tan hevin to on-/' WM we m1<l==92I W =PPl="=l¢d BI' on the actual patrolling oi their neighbor-i'
e hoods . . . There is no reason why yon;
cannot help patrol your on-n enmmumtiu_
to discourage property theft."_ He said_.
that citizen patrols have n-orlzed in far.
more dangerous communities," and he",tiled the }-Iamhee goup in Brw'-'l'n'=Crown He"?-rhts section. as well as igua-
teer po"..ce in B:oo1;1}_1_r's_ _Flatbush; and in Tampa, Fla. _' U
Then Ke::'ned;- dcnarted from his pre-
.1i;u-edtexttoadii-. lu-anttostressthatis has to he done in cooperation with,
and under the su;-{en-ision of, the police.
_ There cannot be independent _groups es-Jhblislred n-izliout the COOgL%'Ilt011_ ot the-' ,'Polioe." Before entering t e ll.1dtlOI.lll:l, -
nn..oy n.o met orieriy with ro-' Commissioner Francis B. Looney in
the commissioner's oltiee. Earlier. Looneyhad been aslzed to comment on Kenned- 'p:e-_:;red zen-tasks. and he said_ that
é dseogrove-1! ot ugile:-.:e group! as being
Z dsngeroru. After Kennedy gave thel speech, Looney said he thought that exist-; umts o: :u:il:a."!' aiready pro-92'r92-¢ the sort of en-..ian patrols under
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Kenney. Suffolk Yoliee C9-"!'l92I:l1$S-10121Iohn L. Barr;-_ took e si.-niiiar
Kennedy had spent most of the day in
Suffolk in part of his planned series of:
vlsizs all ore: the stat: to heal: with hosliinv whether Kennedy nos eontrzdietinflsirr-s-i=ll' oeuse joif aeainst the iii iiVietnam and let you saypyou would sup-'
port Iohnson. the senator replied with a
smile, Go ahead, go ahead, make it'un-
pleasant." Ile u-on a lauvh when he eon-tinuod; "1 like Lyndon ]dlinson." Turnioz
serious. he said. I ltztp en to he opposedto unilateral wlll't l!I921l'l¬ the same as Mr.
Iohnsou. I have ideas about going to the
' negotiating table; he has his. We do not
disaaee we have a commitment there
' .Alih8{l what he puma Ito do for"folk; he replied: Move my farnilg hen:
and increase the population. On ippies
and long hair. he brushed his y-ti ped-loeler an-ay his e_s'e! 11,. -u no
think everyone should get their own halr_eut like they éu-ant_it_an_d at a_reasonal:|lE
Qrreried on McCarthy ll
W a tour of the Suffolk Sun Build-
ingin eerParKhe92rasasl:edwl:ethee'
he thought that Dernoentie peace candi-
date E Perle McCarthy of Minnesotaposed alkinat to lolmson. "I think every-
body would eapeet that Iohnso Iotgisanto get the tlill, not
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By Bob Brid"e0 ' "llirir.1ilaIit1ic-'iie'iit;;yfr'lsrrrietl Nassazfpanel oniiiuepnn-em:-iiisstii ':agrw _ pmperedieiom-is, ranging from the |urors by lot
to the_ creation of a reliahihtatiun acuter for
In about s tnontli. the unit. the _Counei'l on
Crime Pmuition, will meet to consider recom-
mendations for indie-Lil and lair enlorcenieot refonn.
Llost of the pmposals under study were rrielnrled in
a I-'ebni:ii-y report hr the President: Commission on
Crime but one of the suggestions is a new approach
the county. That is the proposed selection of trial
grand juries by random lot. The fury selectionlast is the only proposal before the council that has
streri; i:...;'.-Ing of County Eseeutne Nielzerson.
The t.o:;rieii's recommendations will hinge on a
-page rc;>o:t released last week by Nicholson. lle
asked tire 22-irian council of _ _I and lair.-.en headed by ' Nero-sting .
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er incietlltig some on hid be has tater: no5- . /.0 .4? -' Tn: ei.:.r.:;es include i lliII ti f a random lot
rriethod of seierilng trial an grand iifries; the ap-
pointment of district attornies and their assistants;
the creation of a loeal rcluibilitatioii center for
dclinque.-its and rst offenders; the release of as
many siupeets__u-ithout bail as possible following
examination; and revision of the system ii-here the
district attorney: office and defense lawyers berriain
orlgrriltypleasheforeorduringtrialsbresluce
Prevention is Concern I I I :I
' A survey of the attitudes of Loonq and theicormeil members showed that the group was pri-'
manly concerned with prevention of crime, espe-
eially by youths, and the protection of defendants
rights. Looncy said the council would produce
-u-ritten studies on the problems it deals with. llehe espeeted the CII::'lCll to eonliiet a seminar ont reports rccorninen tions in a ut tire months.
i The council has no legislative powers, but its
iproposals are expected to earn more ii-eight than"those of individuals. Looney said the council would
',hold puhlie hearings periodically and issue an annual
-report. A Nickenon spokesman said it was set up in
part to giurantee that Nassau would receive funds
under the proposed Safe Streets Ind Crime Control
Act non" before Congress and elpeeted to he passed
soon. "We couldn't get funds Iitlout the erirne
council in esistczice," said the spokesman. ".9292'e'te
tr}-ing_ to jump the grin an that when [the act] ispasseo we trill already be eiiuipped. I-Ie added thatthe toner?! hire a fir l-time director and part-
3time hep 1: scderal OI private fonlrhlilt ftmbonnie a92'a5'.a'oi:.'*"' . , . . I _ _='I.II~I-.I'-Ii:I 'I ' II I __
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