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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
ROBERT F. KENNEDY
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SWj TORNEY GENERAL'S CHRISTMAS PARTY '' 1, 100 UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN _92 -/,1 9 ' REQUEST FOR FBI FIREARMS DEMONSTRATION 3 - '7 ______
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963, 2:00 P. M., - 4:00 P. M.
Reference is made to our memorandum of December 9, 1963,
attached, wherein the Director approved a series of firearms demonstrations
for the 1, 100 children invited to the Attorney General's Christmas Party on
Friday, December 20,' 1963.
At 9:30 A. M. today Mr. Stubbs, of the Department, who made the
original request in connection with this affair, telephoned SA _ He said _,
he--first wanted to express the Department's wholehearted appreciation for the - _,' /-
splendid cooperation h_e,,r_e.,ceived.1,gpgn__us in connection with--the captioned matter.-' '
Somewhat apologetically, he added that at a meeting of the Program Committee
last night it was decided that in view of the large number of boys and girls involved,
and the facfthit they would have to be split into small groups in order to see the
firearms demonstration, that they did not wish to impose on us to this extent.
Mr. Stubbs explained that the members of the committee fully appreciated that the
FBI could handle its part of the program with its usual efficiency, but their con-
cern was with the other events on the program. He said that they had engaged a
Clown Band which would play in the Courtyard with several individuals dressed as
animals who would entertain the children. He mentioned they were now seeking a
show business luminary to entertain the group in the Great Hall, following which
the youngsters would be brought to the Attorney General's Office to meet Mr.
Kennedy and to receive individual gifts from him. He added that because of the
| f movement of large numbers of children involved which would severely tux the
elevator service on the Justice side of the building, they felt that it best because
of the time element to omit the firearms demonstration.
Mr. Stubbs stated that he hoped he hadn*t caused us any inconvenience
inconnection with any planning we may have done on his original request, and he was
thanked for getting in touch with us as promptly as he did, _ , ,»
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REQUEST FOR FBI FIREARMS DEMONSTRATION
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963, 2:00 P. M. - 4:00 P. M.
---. - -.- um. .- H... 4... -C -'1'n1s morning, Mr. Robert J. istubbs, 'o1 the Department, advised
that the Attorney General is planning to hold.a Christmas party for about 1, 100
underprivileged boys and girls from the Washington, ED. C. , area. These t
childrenqwill be between the ages of 9 and 11 and this affair will be held in the ._I>-WE: December 9, 1963Tolwn i___ _ ,
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General's assistant, Dave Hackett, will be in charge of the program, and that
entertainment will be provided, consisting of a group of clowns, a magician,
and several stars of_Jt__he_,92?l4{a_sdhi_1_1gtq;,1~Redskins' iootball__tea_t_n have als_o_ been __ _
invited. 1-ie mentioned that in the event O1 snow they planned to nave horse ClI2.WI1
sleds take the children around the courtyard, and that should weather conditions
not permit Chis, they were looking into the feasibility of hiring a snow machine
for this purpose. This is not firm, however, he said.
Present plans call for the children to be brought to the Great
Hall at 2:00 P. M. on Friday, December 20, 1963, by D. C. Transit Company
buses which will also return them at the end of the party about 4:00 P. M. '
Mr. Stubbs explained that the Attorney General is greatly interested in this
affair and wanted him to check to see if it would be at all possible for the FBI eIto put on a series of firearms demonstrations for the children. He said that
if this were possible necessary arrangements could be worked out to our
across the entire two hour period so that our facilities would not be overloaded. *I convenience and satisfaction, and that the demonstrations could be scheduled
Mr. Stubbs was advised that our Indoor Range is also used as a trainingfacility at this time of the year in addition to being used for Fl"-I Tours, and .
that we would have to check our commitments to see what our situation is onthat date and time. WN, @051: _»._Mr, DeL0ach . /7 O -
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- are relatively light during the two hour period involved here on December 20, .
1963. Further, the Training Division advises that the Indoor Range will not
be used for training purposes until 4:30 P. M. on that particular date. The
handling of these 1, 100 youngsters could be coordinated without too much
difficulty by our Tour Unit staff, and arrangements could be made to schedule
a suicient number of demonstrations during the two hour period to enable
all of the children to see a firearms demonstration.
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from noon until 5:30 P,M.,, on 12-20--63, to 9.110": space for c;~_p1;1oned
party. The entrance to the basement garage wilt. not be affected.
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommendeddthart Mr. Tavel, M_r._C._Q,__ Smith, _3nc1 , _' Iashington I-ie1'd 1fé"é'dT»ise'd"'§6"te Bureau V¬hiu.¬*S can be rc .:ove'd "
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KznnEnY'e son ROBERT was given s special tour or Independens04
Hall and surrounding areas, as well as a guided tour 01' the _92Aqua.rama.
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_ URGENT 12-27-63 1 ' A 2'
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mom sno, L08 ANGELES 271712
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CHIEF OF POLICE WILLIAM H. PARKER, LOS ANGELES, INFORMATI
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1U, E ZT$sZT92Zn'v71'HO us assnewso T0 am mromo DIVISION
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hon some dlacuseionahout a report on Martin I.-other Kingbetoro tho Rooney ' .
-ii 7 Committee and aiso aotno dtscnasico about tho fieportcoont of -Tuotico wanted
_ to recall that report and ho, tho Attorney General, wanted to recall our con-
1 ooroation about it because someone got the impression ho, tho Attorney General,
A_ requested it be recalled. I told the Attorney General that tho only discussion
' hoipro tho Rooney Committee was oil tho record; that thoro woo inquiry cit -A
tho record ao to tho association ot martin Luther King with tho Coaununiot -o"~,.
. ,-._ movement and I reviewed tho iniormntlon that we had developed in the monograph
I-=_-i and said copioa oi tho monograph had been doliverocl to the Secretary at Doionao,
tho Socrotary d State, and the White Tioooe, and it woo tater rocaited
i _ because it was {cared it might leak out. I stated one oi the members oi tho
: Committee, a Republican, made tho statement he thought it ought to bo exposed,
*~-.1-if and Chairman Rooney said he thought inlormation oi that kind should ho _ jI .
' Z" kept in the hock d tho head rather than COHSI out an puhtic information. I .-, ,-1
stated I mado_ tho remark that that was the intention in recalling the document.
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itbowithdrawn. Iltatodltwao nothingctttho kind; that iitother words ho,
tho Attorney General, and I had tatiaod ohoet it owerat times and he had Y
questioned the wisdom d its distrit-utlon and 1 indicated I would have tho copioo _'
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= out irom tho epartmonta which had copies oi the monograph; and ii it =
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leadnra, it would have cmood a rec hue innotar ao tun; waa concerned. _
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. Shortly before 10:30 this morning our Tour Room received nreqnest.
, from the rney General's Office for a tour leader. Mention was made that little 4;-»_.r-_92"JOh1l J Kennedy, the late President's son, wanted to see our guns. ";_-.-ii -7 ;_.A -. ,..-.-..{,..;.1 3'0 SA went directly to the Attorney General's Office where it .. 1-,_* decided that the Attorney General, Dave Hacked, and little John would go to -» " our Indoor Range tor a special rearms demonstration. Upon leaving his ottice, At the Attorne General said that he want to stop by and see it the Director were in; ~I andtook the party directly toef-I; Hoover's Ottice. The Director received. B the group, spent some time with little J showing and explaining to him various{J items in his ofiice which appeared to fascinate the child. Little John was particula.rlK- interested in the model airplanes and missiles, and the Director promised the boy
' that he would send one oi the model missiles over to his Uncle bert this afternoonso that he could give it to him. Secret Service Agentlso accompanied92 the group while they were at the Bureau; however, he did not go into Mr. _Hoover's "$0icewiththepa.rty. . e .. .92-L ~ A . . ~ " .5: - ' 7"? -'-'?l'»¥? F 7 _ "J 'i.".T"i-*5 :;"?'Q:t?;§"'. Following the mee with the Director, took the group to -the Indoor Range where SA& was in the process oi ring for a couple of _tour groups. His accuracy was per ect and elicited cries oi approval from the "i Atourists. Following this the Attorney General was introduced toarrangements were made for little John to re a couple of shots with the revolver ' -under Agent qclose scrutiny. 'Ihe youngster was delighted, and the target .41 _ as given to him ore he left the range. The Attorney General expressed appreci-ation for the courtesies extended at the Bureau. A ' ' " "' i o - ~.-"_- ;" ~" '5 .»-' ARE¢@MMENvA'HO13_=§. W EH2 :~E[t°'.@< . 7.7: 5. J .[Pg . we - =3 . ,- .27 ;. I"? F?'c§ if *1°n- L r-J» ii z.-f>1;b pl |:i°_.r;§-5211;-tsp4__MissGandy **/.5.-_-A r p " 92 _Mr. 'DeLoach . , _ ' 1 ¢- .- __ _ - "~ ..ML Casper . _* . .. .' .- A _' 1I - Mr. Evans ,. -. - ..: '. - ' ' "_..;"" f"..' '. -"- I. A. Jones I .' ." ' ' **"-.~-"' _+=$'.-§.'>,*='*:=%-'~-r
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On March 17, 1964, Agents of this office met the
Attorney General at the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Airport in
Avoca, Pa. The Attorney General and his party were es=
corted in Bureau cars to the dedication of the John F.
Kennedy School at Minooka, Pa., and subsequently to the
Federal Building in Scranton.
U on arrival there he indicated he wished to meet . p .
. all FBI personnel. He was advised that Scranton.is a
1 resident agency, and that all the Bureau agents stationed I
there were in the escort party. He visited Federal of- -_. 9%; .ficials,-inelndeagHthe~Unated States attorne$*: office; -»%i*
e District Judges, and the U. s. Marshal's office.
P*5 Mr. KENNEDY was then driven to Pittston, Pa.,
where he addressed the meeting of the Friendly Sons of
St, Patrick. He then returned to Scranton, where he
was the featured speaker at the Friendly Sons dinner at
the Hotel Casey.
Upon completion of his speech he was escorted by
Bureau agents to the Scranton-Uilkes¢Barrc Airport. Hr.
KENNEDY was most appreciative of the se:vices rendered to
him by Bureau agents. "'~.I
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M iln5PHILADELPHIA 5-5-64
Qn 3-19-64 son: oii'ice
of the City Representative, Philadelphia, advised
that she had Just received definite information
that Attorney General ROBERT F. KENNEDY has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend the 125th Anniversary
Dinner of Central High School to be held at the
Bellevue Stratford Hotel on Wednesday, May 6, 196%,
at which time the Attorney General will be given a
national award.
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students at Central High School which is located
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Stratford Hotel.
After the reception it is planned
to have him hold a brief press conference.
The Presidential Suite of the
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Previous memo set forth i.".for".nat°*ionI indicating the Attorney General ticipate in the memorialservices for the late General MacArthur in Norfolk on April ll,
1964.
Mr. Harold Reis, Executive Assistant to the
Attorney General, Ins advised that the Attorney General is to
officially participate in the services and is to travel to Norfolk, .
Virginia, leaving Washingtorl, on an Air Force Jet plane at
approximately 8:15 a. m. , on April ll, 1964. Mr. Reis asked
that they be furnished with any additional information coming to
our attention which would be of interest in connection with the
Attorney General's trip. Of course, this will be done. The
. Department has been advised by memoranda concerning infor-I 'mation* received from the Norfolk Police Department indicating
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RE: TRAVEL PLANS OF THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
will leave Andrews Field on the morning oi April 14 for Ottawa,
Canada. Be will meet with Prime Minister Pearson and
Minister of Justice Guy Favreau on April 14 in Ottawa. The
wife of the Attorney General will accompany him to Canada.
While in Ottawa the Attorney General will be
recognieed in the House oi Qornmonee He wil_I travel om
Ottawa to Toronto on the afternoon oi April 14 where he will
address the Canadian Press Dinner in the Royal York Hotel.
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late on the afternoon of April 14 and return to Washington by
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rney General has been furnished to the RCMP.
ACTION:
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of the Attorney General's contemplated trip to Canada and Ins
been advised that no specic requests have been received fromthe Attorney General. In view oi the Attorney General's hmto Carada, the ir:Eormai'.ion furnished by Guthman is being Z A 1 -Qfurnished to our Liaison representative for his information.
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Dear Hr. Bower:
961$, Jams R. Hcctta and
tampering in the United
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F "ms ATTORNEY GENERAL -14 - EDW _ _UTHMAN,_A'ITORNE?L.GENERAL'S SRECIAL L---" .3.-S§§"rA1i'1 FQR. _P!-11->1-.1-Ill I-§1F.9.1?-"-4A -!'I'3-!*§nT ssavrcs AGENT - 7_92 / RID Y, APRIL 1es'4;1o=25'"A. H;
lb At about 19:25 A. tomty SA,-_-received a telephone call
from Ed Guthman, of the Department, who asked if it would be possible for him
to bring Little John Kennedy and the above-named children of the Attorney General
;' with their Secret Service Agent escort to the Exhibit Rooms for a brief_tour. He
= Was assured that the Director would be very pleased to have this doneand- met the party personally and briefly conducted them on a visit-' through
our Exhibit Rooms. The children were particularly interested in the large model
airplane that we have on display in connection with the Jack Gilbert Graham Case.
-_~ Guthman and the Secret Service Agent had many complimentary things to say; '
92 about the manner in which our exhibits were displayed and they appeared to be .
' particularly interested in the Brink's matter and the Abel Spy Case. The children
92'9292'/ were also given an opportunity to view the large photograph of the Attorney General
~ and foowmg this they were taken to me hidoor Range. ea
J H-1'. '"~r bu ! it SA -0: the Traininé_Division put on a most effectiveS demonstration for them which the children thoroughly enjoyed. Each, of course, A. was given a used silhouette target before thev left the FBL Guthman was most E
_ Washington institution judging from the thousands of people he saw in the building R
~ at the time and the enormous crowds he had seen at various other periods during'92 appreciative and commented that the FBI Tour certainly was a very popular
the spring season. He said that numerous friends of his and the Attorney General
'92 whom he had eferred to us for the FBI tour had commented in highly favorable
Q language con erning the manner in which their visits were handled.92/ RECOMM U N: - _p "r33 77-_§__"1i;/Z._ . Jecyidagiormatiom J I pk I- n ' ll- Mr. DeLoach %92--I Y f K 92- Mr.-Evans , *L _ Mr S1 I VF?-y - [cosy szzrr To re Tonsosl N!
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Eddy Ford, Services Branch Manager of the Administrative Division of
the Department, telephonically contacted the writer late this aiternoon and stated
that the Attorney General's Office had requested his office to see it it would be
pomssihle to ohtam the use of FBI Classroom #1 Room 5231! at approximat_e_ly 4: ..
on Tuesday, May 5, so that the Attorney General could view two 1000 ft. reels of' l
35 millimeter film that the President of the Columbia Broadcasting System CBS!,
was flying in from New York with, leaving New York at 3:00 p. m. tomorrow. I
advised Ford I would have to check to see what the utilization situation was with
respect to this classroom and advise him.
The Training Division has informed that classroom #1 will not be in
'use tomorrow afternoon tor classroom purposes. Therefore, should the Director
approve the utilization of this room for the showing of the film to the Attorney
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i 1944 as part oi his campaign for President.I instead, you turned him over to NY and B. A. Dewey F B I
whose life Lepk'e had spared when he ordered Dutch . . C, Schultz removed. Dewey sent him to the chair in M/AS H I A/"T6]92-J1-
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Oswald's ai-§=J ims'.-*1-eéqyga $00, ooo in contributions,
a woman who could have sa92fed<JFK with one phonecall. I certain_l3§'ho'l>_eEf.hat yoziare checking every
person Q left ea 'r'ig.':'t#.'L":g = '.-the ha s%n fit to s-
grace our country by sending her money.
They shot the wrong Kennedy, stop letting Bobby use
the FBI like the Gestapo. John Knight oi the Miami
Herald can tell you what I mean.
Disappointed.
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5UUl¢T=lTTORHBY GENERAL IlHNEDY'8 PROPOSED
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General Kennedy should not land at the Iarnville Airport on onday.
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is the location oi both Hampton-Sydney and
the meeting he net a Iilliall Delano of the
from Iashington, D. C. In conversation vi
he was concerned about the visit of the At
Firntillei that Delano clained to knot the
in town and it was his opinion that the fe
Attorney Ge
indicating any threat against the Attorney
Delano told his his comments were strictly
personal opinion and he knew of no one who
sis furnished Tiiil telrhone nunber ofthe location oi SAE 11 InMD _ _ _ _ _ _._ ur,D1-I aarslv I, wI.I QI92f'.contacted e ep on ca on ht y SA?! the
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Rally said cm: he and- 1111 an with "I., tonight and advised
hat last evening, 5-8-64,
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torney General to _ ,
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time was not conducive to a satisfacto »,'..expressed great admiration for the /H -
Attorney eneral an sa that his visit to Farnville was a wor
cause. He said that he had absolutely no specifics of any type
General. He said that _
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Edward County, Virginia, who Ia! -
t ti l t bl also to be r any po en a rou e.
After talking with both of the Overtons said that
they had checked extens ve y arnville today, and had received J
no information concerning any threats to the aafety of the
Attorney General or any possible trouble in connection with hie
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- ially said they have been in touch Iith the local police
and have Worked closely with then in setting up security and ' A
precautionary procedures. Sixteen uniforn officers and four plain
clothes officers from the police department will be on duty. The
latter four will be mingling with the crord and equipped with
radios tuned to the police frequency. The Bureau cars will be
tuned to that frequency. A sufficient number of Agents with
cars will be assigned to cover the affair. Seven or eight Virginia
State Troopers will be on the scene directing traffic and available
if trouble ensues-
Hally is of the opinion sufficient law enforcement
personnel are available and already assigned to cover this parade
on Ionday; however, on 5-10-64, a meeting will be held with
representatives of all agencies affected to iron out last ninute
problems. e - -7
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T0 FARMVILLE, vA., 5/11/61+NIScELmNEo'u'3, INFQRNAI-ION CONCERNING /
Re WFO teletype to Bureau and Richmond, 5/ll/64,
This is to advise that Attorney General ROBERT
KENNEDY and party arrived at Farmville, Va., about 9:hO am
5/ll/6H. In accordance with instructions received, Mr. V
KENNEDY was met at the Farmville Airport. He toured schools
the Free School Association and spoke briefly at each.
also visited Hampden Sydney College, speaking to students
in the auditorium, Reception afforded AG was cordial,
Nothing of significance to the Bureau occurredJEDUL
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'an "exclusive" interview with Attorney General ROBERT F-
KENNEDY by PHILIPPE DE BAUSSET. The interview, which '
contains a number of photographs, beginning on page 71,
covers a wide range of subjects, such as the Attorney
h D irln t- the ngggibilitv General's desire to -econe .res---n- -_- , ,oi his being elected Vice President,'his views regarding _,
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ATTORNEY GENERAL'S-FHGPQEEDLVISIT
* T0 FARMVILLE, VA,, 5/11/6n
MISCELLANEOUS, INFORMATION CONCERNING
L} Re my airtel, 5/ll/64, advising that Attorney GeneralROBERT'K§NEDY-and party arrived at Farmville, Va., about 9:£O A.M.,A-L 5711/65, and were met at the Fannville Airport in accordance with
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i alleged that an FBI agent on duty at the airstrip readied himself
by getting into the car the Attorney General would ride in, pulling
L his gun from the holster, putting a bullet in the chamber and
~ sticking the gun "in the waist of his trousers, KELLEY's article
~ reflects further that an FBI Agent was first to greet the Attorney General and after introducing himself gave a signal that ohviously;* was an indication that everything was under control. KELLEY con- ' Mtfued that the FBI man was never more than a few feet from the //
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~ GEORGE M, KELLEY, I immediately contacted the Richmond Agents who ;met theyAttorney General and they have advised that the claims of Y
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PICKET DEMONSTRATION AT UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW BUILDINO CHICAGO, _
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J|92:T AT TEH THIRTY PM, 1-my Oi~EE,OFFICI.". or DEPUTY
I FIELD SERVICES, CHICAGO PD, ADVISED THAT AT APPROXIMATELY FOUR PM4:
MAY ONE, FOURTEEN PERSONS REPRESENTING CONGRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY,
I COMNENCED PICKET DEMONSTRATION AT UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL
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BUILDING IN OPPOSITION TO APPEARANCE OF AG RO5ERT_EUNEO14 THIS
GROUP WAS SUBSLQUENTLY JOIHED BY REPLSEHTATIVES OF THE TLAMSIERS'|.
UNION, IHCREASIHG L I OF PICKETS TU APPROXIMATELY FIFTY, CONSISTING
OF BOTH NEGRO AND WHITE, AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT FIFTEEN PH, HAY
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ONE, CHICAGO PD RECEIVED ANONYMOUS TELEPHONE CALL ALLEGING SOHB PLACED
IN UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW BUILDING. SEARCH BY CHICAGO PO FAILED
TO LOCATE ANY LXPLOSIVE OEVICE. OEHOASTHATIOH DISCONTINUED AT
APPROXIMATELY 1; HE WITH NO FURTHER INCIDENT.
,, A-'1 7'f'7_HILIIARY AUTHORITIES BEING AOVISIJ. /If ~ / 5 I
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SAC, Philadelphia
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International Airport, along nith"6tHEF'A;ents
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IEHHBBUY was taken to the University of Penn-
Scheol, where he spoke to the assembled student
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S. Attorney DREW J.
by the Attorney
Central High School
the hotel, and then etteneed the
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he made the peineipal addres.
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5UBJE¢T=92TRAVEL OF ATTORNEY GENE%L
The Attorney General's secretary telephoned and advised
that she in turn has just received a call from the Attorney General
who is in New York City. The Attorney General has canceled his
scheduled appearance at Duke University late tomorrow, May 26,
1964. He will keep, however, his commitment at West Georgia
_ College, Garrollton, Georgia, early Tuesday afternoon. TheI Attorney General is returning directly to Washington from Georgia
and is scheduled to arrive at Andrews Air Force Base about 6:00 p. m.
The Attorney General's secretary was unaware of the reason for the
Attorney General advancing the time of his return to Washington.
She said he had promised Duke University to reschedule his appearance
there next fall.
Within a short time after the call from the Attorney General's
5 Office, ASAC Walters of the Charlotte Division advised information
I had been received by our Senior Resident Agent at Durham,
1 North Carolina, from officials at Duke University that the Attorney
iGenera1's appearance there had been canceled. The Charlotte Division
is therefore aware that the Attorney General will not be visiting in
their territory tomorrow.
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BY FOUR or THE CHILDREN or O '. : .»-*'ATTORNEY GENERAL R BERT F. KENNEDY _ ,92| Q P ' / O
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office for a special tour for four of his children. ,_ ,H '.-wax H 1 -, Ir 1 " fr" -' ? f""f 'WU s,_f Crime Research Section went to the" A I
Attorney General's office where he met the Attorney General and was introducegto the four children who were to take the tour. They were as follows; Joseph, *1
aged 12; Bobby, aged 10; Michael, aged 6; and Mary Kerry, aged 4. Joseph, -._. .
who acted as spokesman for the group, said they were particulary interested
in a firearms demonstration. Consequently, after a brief tour of the Laboratory,
they were taken to the firearms range andspgvided a very special demonstration.
They were each given a target and some/casings which they received enthusiastically.
Following the firearms demonstration, they were taken to our Exhibit Rooms where
they expressed a particular interest in the Jack Gilbert Graham display. They1 were all intrigued by the model airliner that is featured in this exhibit. /.-'1 I
Following the tour, they were returned to the Attorney General;
I, office. The Attorney General met them personally and expressed his appreciation
[for the cordial treatment afforded them.
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_ _ 1 _ __ During the ittorne; General's recent virait-_=_to " '" Carrollton, Georgia, our Atlanta 01:1» has indicated that -r during the question and answer program inquiry Iaa aade df V
the Attorney General as to what was being done about La Cbia
Iostra. Be said that the convictions are up 700 per cent.'=rThe Director inquired as to the correctness oi this iignreiz W
It appears that the basis tor the inquiry is in ugh L,Attorney General's report to the President on the rederal "
tight against organized crime and racketeering dated ganuarp 3,,1964. This report advises oi the nuaber or racketeering » ajindictaents, the number oi individuals indicted and the ' " ,number oi individuals convicted. It reveals that c0nvict!bna- -nuabered 45 in 1960, 73 in 1961, 138 in 1962 and 288 in 1963.. 9292
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being members or La Cosn Hostra. This can iiguratively be
interpreted as nearly a 700 per cent increase during the .period 1960 through 1963, _ _ - - g _'f _
' It is known iron previous discussion withrepresentatives or the Department's Organized Crime and QRacketeering Section that they have lumped into the rig-are
reecting racketeering convictions all such action which -
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that 26 government invest gative agencies which up to 1961
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By appointment, I introduced William Manchester, who has bee-g1k £.'~c zmznissfoned by Mrs. John F. Kennedy to write a book concerning the four days "
:-t:r. :.c.;ng the assassination and funeral oi the late President, to the Director at '
13:1-3 z.. m , today in the Director's Oiiice.
- Mr. Manchester rst thanked the Director for seeing him. He explained _.3-.1: 5-: 12:: already seen approximately 90 people, principally in Washington; hp_we'.'er,
11-.".-2 .2;-t ye; gone to Dallas, Texas, inasmuch as Chief Justice Warren ieit that he should :1.-1 conduct interviews in Dallas until after the Warren Commission report had beer. iss.:§.
In instituting a series of questions to the Director, Mr. Manchester §i_;_~§st =1~' -.o;~i-1;-..:. to what the Director was doing on November 22, 23, 24 and 2'5, 1963. /-/ U;-<_.I2.:.c.':e.~::er added that he would first like to start with November 22, 1963, at the pi-ecistb
; .¢~::11t the Director rst received the news that the President bad been shot. The 3;
-,;;-.-eta: replied that he had just returned from lunch. This was approximately 1:10 p, 118 Z
;.e'ss ;tr..;i was hroughi in to him reflecting the President had been shot. The Director 1
1;: .;.'.-. .1-Lately called the Attorney General who was at his home dining with the U. S. Q__ Z ;attorr.ey from New York, Mr. Morgenthau. The Director advised the Attorney General I 1 l:t.af 2. news announcement had been made that the President had been wounded. The
3;- actor stated he next talked to the SAC oi our Ofiice in Dallas, Texas. He was inior =2- ;
-Lat the President had been wounded and had been taken to the Parkland Memorial Hospi '
The SAC also advised that Governor Connally had been shot and was now in the emergen 9 1
'::.»:-::. with Kennedy at the same hospital. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Connally, who were 4
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The Dallas Office additionally advised the Director shortly after 2:00 p.m.
that day tint the President Ind died. The Director immediately called the Attorney
General once again and told mm of the death oi his brother. At this time the Director
inquired as to whether the Attorney General planned to go to Dallas. The Director stated
that he had advised the Attorney General that ii such plans were in the making he would
facilitate his departure and arrival. The Director told Manchester that shortly thereafter
cur Dallas Office called once again to indicate that the President's body would be
immediately own hack to Washington and that the Vice President had already been sworn
in as President. The Director later called the Attorney General once again and told him
that the FBI was moving into the investigation. The Director advised Manchester that the
FBI took this action despite the fact that there was no law making it a Federal violation to
assassinate the President. I - '
At this point the Director gave Manchester a brief history oi the '
assassination. of SAC Shanahan in Chicago, Illinois, in the middle 1920's. There was no
e deral law against assaulting or murdering an FBI Agent at that time. The Director
told Manchester he initiated action to make it a Federal crime to assault or kill an FBI
Agent so that proper action could be taken in Federal court rather than a local court in
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The Director told Manchester that if the FBI had taken custody of
Lee I-Iarvey Oswald, Jr., Oswald would never have been killed by Jack Ruby. The
Director stated that the murder of Oswald by Ruby naturally gave rise to considerable
speculation and rumor. All of this could have been avoided had the Dallas police taken
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despite non-jurisdiction, and that we interviewed Oswald as soon as he was made available.
The Director stated that on the evening of November 22, 1963, at approximately 7:25 p. m.,
Preside:-.t Johnson called him at his home and requested that the FBI take complete charge
of the case involving the assassination. The Director stated he advised the President
that the FBI had already entered the case and that we would, of course, go all out in this
matter. The Director also told the President that he was concerned about the great
amount of publicity coming out of Dallas. -
The Director then told Manchester that the Dallas police had given out
considerable information received as a result of FBI findings, particularly from our
Laboratory. He added that on the 4th or 5-zh day following the assassination he inszructed '
our SAC in Dallas to contact Chief of Police Curry and order him to make no further
stateme::t..s to the press with respect to the evidence or investigation surrounding theassassination. The Director told Manchester that this Clziei of Police could have toldézi J/92 .. A!
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him to go hell; however, he had recognized the obvious necessity and logic such
instructions and had complied. The Director explained to Manchester at some length
the necessity to keep physical evidence conned prior to the prosecution of an individual.
The Director told Manchester that on Saturday evening, November 23,
1962, our Dallas Office had received an anonymous telephone call indicating that plans
i-aci been made to murder Oswald when he was removed from the Dallas City iail. The
FBI informed the Dallas Chief of Police immediately. The Director told Manchester
th:.t original plans for removal of Oswald had been made for 10:00 p. m. that Saturday
night. Tlae Chief of Police, however, changed these plans by acceding to the pressure
oi the press that Oswald be removed at a convenient time so that communications media
could cover the event. Our Dallas Office again called the Dallas Police Department tn
Sunday morning, November 24, 1963, and reminded that Department of the same _
anonymous telephone call. At that time the Chief of Police assured our Dallas Office that
all precautions were being taken to protect Oswald. - 0 -
The Director informed Manchester that following the President's call
at 7:25 p. m. , November 22, 1963, he gave specific instructions that the FBI do everything
possible to thoroughly investigate this case. The Director stated that additional
personnel were immediately sent to Dallas. He told Manchester this was necessary
inasmuch as our Dallas Office and FBI Headquarters, as well as other offices, received
hur.:i;-eds and hundreds of phone calls, telegrams and letters setting forth leads in this
case. -
' Manchester inquired as to whether the Director placed any significance -
to the anonymous phone call concerning the plan to murder Oswald. The Director replied
that we had no way of knowing at the time whether any importance should be attached or
not; however, we did have the responsibility to immediately notify the Dallas police,
which we did. '
The Director characterized Jack Ruby as somewhat of a "police buff. "
as a result of his friendship with a number of police officers he had easy accessibility
to the Dallas Police Department. The Director stated that he did not know whether Ruby's
reported insanity was of thesincere or faked type inasmuch as we were not psychiatrists.
lie stated that Ruby had given the excuse that he had killed Oswald because of his obvious
affection for the late President and the fact that he wanted to prevent any further sorrow _;
to Mrs. Kennedy inasmuch as she would necessarily have to return to Dallas and testify ?
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' - Manchester inquired as to the exact location of the Director at the time
G5. eld was killed on Sunday, November 24, 1963. The Director replied that he was at
E :--.;e. He stated that the Dallas Oice contacted him immediately following this event.
Lianchester inquired as to the Director's immediate reaction. The Director replied tint
Iirst thought was how such an event could taite place, particularly under a. system of
civilized justice. The Director added that he had ordered an immediate check on Jack
Ruby and particularly to ascertain if there had been a relationship between Fzuby and
Os*.vald. .
Manchester inquired as to whether the Director was watching television
at the time of Oswald's murder. - The Director replied in the negative. He stated he was
~.vor1~:=:.g on ofcial papers at the time. The Director added that he usually saved Sundays
to review lengthy zbcuments and memoranda as well as to prepare himself for interviews,
hearirgs, etc. ' - -
Manchester inquired as to what the Director was doing on Friday morning,
November 22, 1963, prior to the assassination. The Director replied that he was
conducting business as usual, that he had had a number oi interviews that particular .
morning. .
Manchester inquired as to the physical location of the wire service ticker
machine. He was told that it is located across the hall and that pertinent wire service '
items are brought in to the Director immediately. _
The Director told Manchester that his first conversation on November 22, *1963, with our Dallas Office occurred at approximately 1:48 p.m. The Director was i
advised at that time that the President was not believed to be dead yet but that he had
suifered a mortal wound. The Director mentioned that on the occasion of his second
call to the Attorney General, the Attorney General had indicated that he had also been in
touch with a number oi the Presidential Staff and had been informed oi a number of 'details concerning the shooting and the tact that the Prnt had died.E l_?ere:t. F, crowed Manchester inquired s?o he Director's opinion of the A%:7hey General's
reaction upon being informed that the President had been shot. The Dire r replied
zhat the Attorney General had been silent for a few moments and had then requested that =
;:.e Director keep him informed oi any further facts received concerning this matter. -Y
The Director told Manchester that the Attorney General is usually very quiet in manner I
he has all the necessary iacts oi a given situation. The Director stated that the .a t. 1
attorney General was not the explosive type unless he became angry. ' ' =1
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Manchester told the Director t.h'-.=.t the President's call to the Director at
'Z:25 p.m. , November 22, 1963, appeared to_ be one of the first calls that the President
made upon returning to Washington that evening. The Director replied that he would
surmise that this was correct. The Director added that our investigation proceeded
forthwith; however, it was not until Monday or Tuesday of the following week that the
President decided to name a Presidential Commission to look into the assassination.
The Director told Manchester that an FBI report had been sent to the Warren Commission
within ten days after the President had set up this body. The Director stated that he
personally had appeared before the Warren Commission and that he considered their
questioning oi him to be quite thorough. He stated that thoroughness was necessary on
the part of the Commission inasmuch as this would serve to assist in quelling gossip and
speculation in the future. The Director quickly added, however, that rumors will
continue concerning this case, especially in Europe where there is widespread gossip
concerning a supposed conspiracy, for many years. .
The Director told Manchester that the statement that some of the
information may be withheld by the Warren Commission naturally gave rise to further
rumor. Manchester replied that he could understand the Chief Justice's statement in this
regard inasmuch as not just any individual should be allowed to look at the classified
material sent to the Commission by some agencies. The Director replied that the issue
in point is such that excessive precautions of security is unwise. The Director explained
that he had never been a great believer in wasteful precautions or going overboard
regarding excessive security. He stated that an item is either classified or else it isn't
classified. The Director gave examples oi leaks in Government that have given several
Presidents extreme cause and worry. He stated that the FBI is usually called upon to I
investigate these leaks, however, newspapermen naturally do not desire to reveal their
sources. The Director stated that if newspapermen did reveal such sources that quite
naturally the sources would dry up. '
Manchester inquired of the Director as to whether the assassination case
became one oi major concern iollowing the President's call at 7:25 p.m. , November 22,
1963. The Director stated that as he had previously indicated, the FBI had already
entered this case. He added, however, that after the President's call we went all out in
doing such things as working around the clock, sending a Washington-based FBI official
to Dallas and adding approximately 30 Agents to the Dallas personnel complement. The
Director stated that we still have at least 50 men who are tied up in running down leads
on pa.-Iiicti case throughout the l=BIs service. lie stated that this case never
be close.-i from an investigative point of view :i.r.2.smuch as we will continually receive
Leads, r..a.ny from mental cases, which necessarily have to be checked out. _
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O . -' - Manchester asked if the matter of a President being assassimted not
being a Federal crime had ever been discussed fully by the Congress, or anyone else,
according to the Director's knowledge. The Director replied that there had been no O
discussion to any extent. He stated the matter had just never been considered.
Manchester inquired as to whether the FBI had prior material on Oswald
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regarding Oswald, however, it was quite flimsy in nature. The Director then explained
at some length the background of Oswald. He told Manchester of the press releases that
Oswald made in Moscow. He told Manchester oi Oswald's employment in a factory in
Minsk, Russia, and of the fact that Oswald had later returned to Moscow. The Director
stated that he certainly did not understand why the Department of State had tailed to have
Oswald sign an aidavit forfeitting his American citizenship at the time Oswald returned
to Moscow and visited the U. S. Embassy. Manchester spoke up and stated that the I
State Department claimed they had wanted to find out ii Oswald had committed an
exiraditahle crime in the Soviet Union, therefore, no signed affidavit was taken from
him. The Director again deplored the failure to have such an affidavit executed. -
The Director conrmed that we had interviewed Oswald within two or three
days following his arrival in the United States. He explained that we, of course, desired
to nd out ii Oswald had been recruited as an intelligence agent by the Soviet Union. The
Director told Manchester that this did not appear to be true. He added that Oswald had
classied himself as a Marxist rather than a communist. The Director added that .
Oswald had later been interviewed in New Orleans after getting into a street squabble
with anti-Cast:-oites over leaflets being handed out by Oswald. The Director told i _
Manchester that Oswald could best be termed a "loner." He explained Oswald's
;3fg,;';11lriiC2.tiOnS with the Communist Party in the United States but added that Oswald
had never joined the Party. The Director told of the incidents surrounding Oswald's
attempt to kill General Walker in Dallas. He added that Oswald's wife, Marina, had
advised us out this incident following the assassination. The Director summarized this
part ci the inter-view hy indicating there appeared to be nctmng -" in Oswaidis 'F¬ligTO1l¬'i
which would reflect that he was a man of violence and most certainly nothingwhich
indicated that Oswald had any intentions of assassinating the President.
Manchester asked ii the Director did not find it odd that Mrs. Oswald
had failed to tell anyone about the attempted assassination of General Walker until after
the murder of President Kennedy. The Director replied that he did not find this odd in
view of the cold relationship between Oswald and his wife, the language barrier on the
part oi Mrs. Oswald and the fact Mrs. Oswaid did not have the natural of
an American woman but to the contrary had a different attitude altogether. I-Ie stated he
placed no signicance in Mrs. Oswald's iailure to advise of this incident prior to the
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t ~' The Director told Manchester that it was extremely difficult to speculate
on the motivations of Oswald to kill the President. The Director stated it was entirely
possible Oswald may have wanted to kill Governor John Connally. He explained that
Oswald had written communications to Governor Connally protesting his particular type
of discharge from the U. S. Marine Corps. The Director added that President Kennedy
was an intellectual liberal type. He stated that President Kennedy had been desirous of
keeping peace with honor. He stated that President Kennedy desired peaceful co-existence
-American style. The Director added that the President, although he had beenfirm
in his dealings with Khrushchev, had a fairly good relationship with Khrushchev and the
Soviet Union. The Director summed up by stating that Oswald could not have desired to
kill the President because the President had dealt harshly, or spoken harshly, against
the Communist Party and Chairman Khrushchev.
- Manchester speculated that perhaps the communists, including Oswald,
did not like the relationship between the late President and Khrushchev; therefore, the
communists desired to do away with President Kemiedy so that this obstacle to their
desired philosophy could be removed. The Director replied that this was entirely
possible; however, he wanted Manchester to clearly understand that Khrushchev was not
a person to be trusted and that Chairman Khrushchev had a very cold and evil mind.
The Director, at this point, gave examples of Khrushchev's understanding of the English
language despite the fact that he had'Groyanovsky, an excellent interpreter, with him
at all times while on his visits to the United States. The Director told Manchester that
he had always felt it better to kick individuals like Khrushchev on the shins once in a
wme rather than to boot-lick them. The Director explained that Khrushchev was
basically an oriental and that individuals opposing orientals usually lost face in the
oriental's opinion when fear or trepidation was shown. " - t
' Manchester inquired as to whether the Director's duties and
responsibilities allowed him to participate personally in the funeral ceremonies. The
Director replied in the negative. He stated he had been at his desk constantly. He
added that he had issued instructions that FBI personnel participate officially in the
ceremonies by assisting Secret Service as much as possible. The Director spoke of the
many visiting foreign dignitaries and of the dangers involved in the march from the
White House to St. Matthew's Cathedral. He told lvianchester that over 40 Special
Agents had been assigned to assist Secret Service, particularly at St. Matthew's
Cathedral. He further told Manchester that the authority to protect the President was
clearly a function of the Secret Service; however, since the assassination we lnve
assisted when called upon. The Director briefly advised Manchester at this point of the
immediate widespread ramifications of this case following the acmal shooting. He told
l92ia.nchester that leads had spread to Mexico as well as throughout the entire United States.
Therefore, it has been necessary for him personally to remain at his desk so as to
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At this point I reminded Manchester oi his previous statement to me that -
he had to be at the White House at 11:15 a. m. Manchester thanked the Director twice
upon his departure and stated that he was very appreciative cf the Director: cooperation
and considerable time taken from a busy schedule to be of assistance. _
AC TION: _
The Director may desire to send the Attorney General the_ attached letter
indicating that he had seen Manchester. cu
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HE ALSO NET WITH STUDENTS AT/EHXKXIKH AND FORNALLY ADDRESSED THE I,
COLLEGE ON THE EVENING OF JUNE EIGHT.
AT A PRESS CONFERENCE REPORTERS REPEATEDLY ASKED QUESTIONS
CONCERNING AG'S POLITICAL PLANS AND HE UNIFORNLY REPLIED HE
HAD NOT MADE UP HIS MIND ABOUT HIS FUTURE-
ONE REPORTER STATED HE HAD HEARD THE NAME OF CHIEF OF POLICE
I PARKER OF LOS ANGELES MENTIONED AS POSSISLY NEXT DIRECTOR OF THE
I FBI. AG STATED HE HAD NOT HEARD THIS AND IT WAS HIS UNDERSTANDINGI
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a reception at my home for the United States Attor-
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pleased if you could attend. I extend a. very cordial
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Ed Guthman, the Attorney General's Special Assistant for
Public Information, advised that the Attorney General is returning to
Washington early this afternoon and will leave for Europe from here by_
way of New York tomorrow morning. His European visit has been
- extended to include Poland and Great Britain.
The Attorney General's schedule calls for his arrival in
i Frankfurt, Germany, in the late evening of June 24. He will visit
_ Freiburg and Bonn on June 25; Berlin on June 26; Frankfurt and Heidelberg
on the morning of June 27. He will arrive in Warsaw in the early
afternoon oi'Jmie2'T"andbe nrWarsaw and Krakow; P0'3.and, through----= -
June 30. On July'1 he is proceeding to London. The Attorney Genera1's
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Attaches has been requested and none has been volunteered. It isM believed, however, we should alert our Legal Attaches in London and I
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Operations Iatch Oiiicer, extension 461 on the gray telephone
line, contacted Duty Agent J. C. Stokes and inquired oi the
itinerary for the next day of the Attorney General. I said
Alter checking with assistant Director Ivan: who
advised that the Attorney General was to be in Bonn on 6 25-84
and that the State Department ihould knot the itineriri ii they
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Ivienio, Baumgardner to Sullivan, '7/7/64, stated New York Office1 that new book by Frank A. Capell entitled "Th Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe, "
2which alleges that Atthrney General Robeg; é§ennedy had an intimate
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Kenneoyjs Friendship with Miss Monroe "Well Known"'-'_._,_ _. -. _ r
The New York Office has now furnished us with a copy of this 70_-page92 book. The book claims that Miss Monroe's involvement with Kennedy "was well -
known to her friends and reporters in the Hollywood area, " but was never-I publicized. It is alleged that "there are person-to-person telephone calls, living
i witnesses, tape recordings and certain writings to attest the closeness-of their
tiriendship. " _
i The author suggests that Miss Monroe "was led to believe his intentions
z were serious ." and that Kennedy I-ad promised to divorce his wife and marry her. Then he failed to do so, the book charges, she "threatened to expose their
3 relationship, " which would have_ruined his presidential aspirations. It was then
3 that Kennedy decided "to take drasticaction. ' A
I-§enr.e@ Had Communists f'Murder" l~Eis_s Monroe
; According to the book, Kennedy used "the Communist Conspiracy "which
1 51s expert in the scientific elimination oi its enemies" to dispose of Miss MonroeErsy making her murder appear to be a suicide. This could have been achieved
=fl=.r;.l*io-ct great diiiiculty, the authorpoints out, because her personal physician,
;_.I;r. hymen Engelberg, was a communist. , 1; 7__ 5', ,1,'a,,_' ' - . ' -$- ';.._""'.'" T"__f__
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
Most of the allegations made against Kennedy are contained in the
chapter entitled "The V. LP." pages 49 -61! and on pages 69 and '70. '
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It should be noted that the allegation concerning the Attorney General and
Miss Monroe has been circulated in the past and has been branded as utterly false.
References to Director and FBI
There are several references in the book to the Director and/or the FBI.
A biographical sketch of Capell on page 3 states that, while associated with the
Westchester County, New York, Sheriff's Ofiice, "he supervised the investigation
of over five thousand individuals and organizations, including Nazis, Fascists
and Communists, on behalf oi the F. B.I. in most cases. "
On page 49, it is stated that "under the direction o£"_Bobby Kennedy the '
F.B.I. has been frustrated as never before.
On page 69, it is said that Mr. Hoover does not share Kennedy's opinion
t the Communist Party, USA, "is a windmill virtually powerlessto harm the
nited States. "
On page 70, reference is made to an anonymous letter ouoted in a columnYo: Walter Winchell datelined Iviay 25, 1964, at Hollywood, Caliiornia, which told
OI a 23 year-old Beverly Hiils blonde who had been "terrorized for months by the
same person who caused Marilyn Monroe's death. . .. You can check this with ' '
F. B.I. Special Agent in Charge, Mr. Grapp in L.A. . . . . Her initials are M.J.'". 10
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BE Q ION:ised the Attorney General of the nature of
That the attached letter be sent to the Attorney General enclosing a
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' Mr. Jack Cameron, who is assigned in the Chief United States
Marshal's Office in the Department, telephoned. He advised that Dean
Markham, who is Executive Director of the President's Commission on
Narcotics and a neighbor of the Attorney General, had reported a
suspicious automobile parked in the immediate vicinity of the Attorney
General's home this morning.
The automobile is a 1962 Pontiac bearing Alabama ]ic_:_gnse
1A58'762. It was ascertained this license is issued to a RayB:*Watt, _
lfo_st_O__§_f_i_c_e__§9x 1.21,__M,9_1;;;L_Q_1_i_g_e, Alabama, We have no record on, 2
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phonically and he advised Watt is a 32-year-old Baptist minister who "'_''
is pastor of the Beechwood Baptist Church at Mount Olive, a suburb
of Birmingham. Watt, who is married, with one child, has an
excellent reputation. He is known to be vacationing in the Washington
area and his parents are reported to reside in the same area as the
Attorney General.
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Mr. Cameron who said that obviously under the circumstances no 'further action was needed. AJ
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taken to the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. She apparently
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satisfactory and will remain in the hospital tonight, tomorrow
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_"MEMO TO Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kenne. . h _You might be interested to know t at et
Freedom Ring--a right;wing 3gleph9 e,x' ~
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gts'EhrrentIy presenting excerpts from a book
lcalled The Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe,
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set out in the clipping, heard a tape recording stating
that two years ago the American public was shocked by the
death of movie star MARILYN MONROE and states that a
recentlypublished book by one FRANK A. CAPPELL ph!
entitled, "The Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe" revealed
a secret romance between Attorney General ROBERT F.
KENNEDY and MARILYN MONROE. The author of the book was
reportedly a for law enforcement officer and he stated
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why President JOHNSON removed ROBERT KENNEDY.as one of those
being considered as candidate for Vice President and also
attributes this as the reason why ROBERT KENNEDY stated he
would spend a year in Europe following the November, 196B
elections. The recording then asks the question, "Did
ROBERT KENNEDY take drastic action" when MARILYN ONROE '
pressured him into obtaining a divorce.
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At approximately 2:30 p. m. , ASAC Alexander of the :-.:
New York Office called concerning the Attorney Gene:-al's visit to zINew York this morning. ASAC Alexander stated the Attorney General
re uested tha.t an Agent ass'Bt him and his wife in getting to the airport.SAW the New York Office thereafter accompanied the Attorney g ,Gener and Mrs. Kennedy to LaGuardia Airport, and the Attorney
General just prior to departing from the airport for Atlantic City, " rNew Jersey, requestedq to accompany him and Mrs. Kennedy on the
family plane. The Attorney eneral mentioned that Mrs. Kennedy was
pregnant and he wanted Agent -to accompany them :0 Atlantic City 4in view of her condition, which Agent Qdid. SA -sent word to *1
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efforts...Crimiaa&_Division»attonney Thomas*HeKeon who'
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' INTERVIEW ON CBS-TV, CHANNEL 9
7 8+24-64
,5? - - At approximately 8:00 p. m. , last night, the Attorney General was
/' interviewed on CBS-TV Channel 9!. ' _ '
' Briey, the Attorney General made general statements concerning
I progress made in the civil rights field. In response to inquiry regarding what else
- the Federal Government could do in this field, the Attorney General advised that not
only the Federal Government but citizens themselves should take an active role.
Individuals-could do this by treating their neighbors properly, and educating our
younger people to re_s*p_e£_t_po__therfp_¢e£>p|l,e. _ _ _ ___... ____ _._
' » In response to the inquiry as to whether there is pl 8SEI1'ly a new[atmosphen-e; as explained by Carl Sanders ph! of Georgia, as compared with four
years ago, the Attorney General advised that there was a new atmosphere even-'wh.ereI That people are now aware that the civil rights problem is one that must be faoeduby
whole country.
The Attorney General advised he will be at the Democratic Convention on
Thursday and will be attending the social affair given by former Governor Harriman.
He also noted that he was going to New York today, 8/25/64, and when asked why, he
stated, "To make an announcement." When pressed as to what he meant by this
statement, he refused to elaborate.
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note oi appreciation to the Director, Associate Director, Assistants to the Director and
Assistant Directors. Bhe read di a list of the names cl these dficials and asked ii her
list was current and accurate. She was advised that it was. She then asked to be
called hack with the identity of any iormer Bureau otiicial vith the rank of Assistant
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the Director, retired 6-16-61, home address, Grandvue-on-the-Potomac, Lorton,
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