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only includes four letter words but some I0 amd ll letter gens
that are even witier. Her dirtywordage wakes Mailer and Lenny
bruce sound like Shirley Tewple. Article appears in The Realist.
One of the wildest anti-American tlrades I've ever read.!
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How lb HI: _anuu'l W11!Arman, Tm Dou Heuehin at?! P yllla Janea W
wt, ;i"=""=e .a"="- mr 1: Brian lloore Delta, uni; " " ° - - "P" *Tyne Bar-n.a or rue V11-I-A Biron-1-ii.T" F-"°°""°= M1 *9292"°b|°¬92'lPh{Aby gum" Gm|||¢n {Dam 15 by Arch Wbitehoueo Duelcental; Tmcrruea Own BOU'l'!i 5°11! I P!ll'¢¢. S5-95}. The ul-Gothgcin thor'a experiences ea an aerialby Addiaon Allen Dell ' mi mmr in WW1! W" 1-eeuta! G ' illrflpnll. A Brlorr Hlrmn or C08-tia!; rams Prmasorm, by Llu Wu-ary. Chi {Dell-I. $1.75!: II YliiNew Toni. preaented la the edi- tors of The New for Herald.Tribune Dell, 11.45!; Bax mo
Tn: Cc1.|.I-GI Gum, by Gael Greene Dell, 1'5 ta ' I-ham cen 1. W. WIrving Shulman Dell. 05 eenla!_-' Fiction
Luster Paaalox or Jcm-ru Hausa,
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RECENTLY SOME FORTY American newspapermeuwere invited to Cuba by Fidel Caatro to aee what the internal
Cuban situation really waa like . - . _
They represented all ahadea and varietiea 01 editorialopinion in America from the Hearst papera to the Commu-
nist Party Preaa.
They were permitted to travel anywhere _on the island?in aee everything-tall: to anyone-without mterierenea. y
Some atayed'juat a !ew dayl . - - Other! ii FRI - -7 -
Bthera two weeka. - -
What did they aee and hearand what did they report?Some of their "findings" already have appeared Ill newe-papera and newaweelrliea. Other articles are being written
. ear i the near future.
vy-E ditor of _1'1=n: l.92'DE¥§92| n=*,,:~'1' waaon _ - ii. {lie 3am92t_"Bu is a ory I! mngt un-usualfor not only does he report on what he saw and heardin Cuba thin waa his fourth trip since the Rr92'olution!but-arr-in saw and heard among the newspapern-sen: in other
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told Hen litt of ABC Films, Inc. , New York, to write to the Director regarding
"oi'§astér Squad. " Mr. Winchell said he would appreciate permission to use it
as the pilot for his upcoming series. He went on o say that Mr. Plitt won aPeabody A ard in 1962 when he and Fae Thomas {I introduced her to you and Clydeat Del Mar¥coproduced a series for that network. "
Mr. Winchell also enclosed a favorable editorial from "The San Diego
Union," the original of which is being acknowledged by the Correspondence and Tours
Section.
IN§lQRMA'I'iI*O1l*IN BUFILE-LS:.5-1
Bufiles contain no derogatory information regarding Henry Plitt, who i:President of ABC Films. He was the victim in a recent Interstate Transportation of
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" Bufile 87-76251. Approximately $75, B53 in JBWBEY was ml v01ved
contain no information concerning Fae Thomas. ABC Films is
affiliated with the American Broadcasting Company. We have enjoyed good relations
with the latter concem.
RE: REFERENCE TO DISASTER sown":
Bufiles and appropriate checks of other Bureau divisions fail to reec
any information concerning "Disaster Squad" in connection with a film to be used by
Mr. Winchell. It is noted that on 7-22- 64, Mr. Winchell advised the Los Angeles
Office that he was contracting with ABC Films, Inc. , to do a television series of 39
30-minute programs entitled "Walter Winchell Narrates Headliners. ' " Mr. Winchei
advised that the format of the show would involve showing old newsreel clippings of
famous incidents, particularly in the criminal field, with a narration by Mr. Winche'
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Dear Hr. Hoover:
While in Ualifo ia last week, I was in negotiation
with Mr. Walte Winche_ll_ in connection with a pro-posed series we are planning to do. At that time
he brought to my attention a very interestingsubjectheretofore unpublicieed Hisaster Sgv.a1_i! whioh we
feel could be very illwninating to the publ io,exciting to us, and beneficial from a public relations
point of view.
I an leaving for Europe this evening and will be gone
approximately ten days. Upon my return, if it meetswith you approval, I should like to come to Washington
to meet with you and learn what we can possibly
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Hr. Winchell hee written to me previously concerning yourproposal, end l appreciate the interest you have indicated in thework oi the FBI Disaster Squad. . l
Although the uncertainty oi my oiiicinl scheduleprecludes my making n denite appointment, please feel tree tocontact my office when yon come to Washington and I will be yglad to nee you if I em in. ii not, arrangernente will be madefor you to discuss this matter with one oi my eseietente.
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Winchell in which he advised the Director that he had told Henry G. Plitt, President,
ABC Films, Inc. , New York, to write to the Director regarding the "Disaster Squad. "
Mr. Winchell said he would appreciate permission to use it as the pilot for his upcoming
series. Inasmuch as we had no information concerning such a film, a letter of general
acknowledgment was sent to Mr. Winchell. It was recommended and approved that upon
receipt of a letter from Mr. Plitt spelling out further details that we would consider his
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The connection oi Messrs. Winchell and Plitt with this program certainly
indicates it will _be a prime time television production and it is felt that we should give
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SAC Soyars of Phoenix advised that Mrs. Walter Winchell,
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advised regarding the contents of a telegram which she had just sent.
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My dearest John:
I thank God and you for at long last restoring this
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integrity. I thought you would never speak out. In recent years I have
literally agonized, even died a little, over the hatchet job the commies
and others in our government had used and not unsuccessfully to
undermine your life's work and all the Bureau represents because of
your diligent supervision. Each organized attack on the Federal
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more frightening than an all-out atomic attack which could come either
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FROM NEWSWEEK: "Ironically, Hoover has even'
managed to oiiend some of his more conserve-
tiee well-wishere. He was embarrassed during the
campaign when news of the FBI'e investigation ofPresidential aide Walter Jenkins "at White. House
* - - " ~" ~ - ordere 1.=.=e#..!eL-weed by were t-net the FBI -e Y" chic! had sent flowers to Jenkins noepim_ i ' room. Aotuallv. the owers were lent hours
__ _ _, before Hoover knew of the White Home
;. , _ request or the reason tor Jenkins break-' ' down; the! were merely 1 typicelll
thoughtful gesture to e high official with
whom he lied worked end whoee brother
J é William Jenkins, in Della, had been en
A r FBI agent for 25 years. 92' pg: j - &> many well-wishere ere eager to. . _ Jump to oonclusiom and criticize. Bo few" i ere anxious to wait for the tests. '
" terrna - T0 - rue- eon-on oi {rm
., _ ._ ;' _- N.Y. News: Beyard Rustin: oomment
tbgt J. Edie! Hoover is I P381113 intellectually and moral]!
coninaied. to Dr." Kine must be one of the molt laughable
etatementlo! recent date. Rustin: queliflceom to.DI.el upon
the 'o:oreI'.qua1ities of others include oonvictionp for clutt-
dodzing end aexualperveraion. But pea-hens. in the ere: of the
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.2. Times: rive:-r day in the'wee.a. criminals walk out
i uirts. cockier and more brazen than ever, and lookina tor ne
3 1-Qy;Thgj'beat the mp"-e status achievement in the under-
dence of crime was obtained by unapproved methods. A tech
nicality has precluded its use." '
Butwhen J. Edgar Hoover protests the coddling or crimi-
nals. he is accused of bcina anti-civil rllhil-' ' ' "_ i ,
M. ruzmeroiws COMM!-INT: The ease of Edsar Hoover
is a splendid instance ct the national habit e! putting men in
trouble only for the wrong reasons. Mr. Hoover, if memory
serves. helped establish the national habit when he sent AI
caponeto prison. not tor murder. but for cheatina 0111 ll!-I ll-cometaa."_"._..-.'.'. "- .- 1
Mr. Kemptons memory failed to serve. G-Men did not
trap Capone. U5. Treasury Agents did. Thanks to the late
Eliot Neal. . . " 1 _- g . . '
. Item: "The National Otorhlnolarlngological Congress met
in Prague to discuss among problems of speech. the cause oiorld. In many such cases. the acquittal or dismissal has re
aulbed not from lack. or evidence, but from the fact that evi- ,
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,4 _"'11-le rst step wouldbe to lose that ridiculous name.stuttering and stsmmerin:-" . . /
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FROM THE PAPERS. One campus ringleader tn th
University or California's sit-in was quoted as saying: The hi
have learned more about democracy here _than they W014
40 years of classes. "
Except obey its laws. In Russia they'd have gotten 40 years.
' Washington correspondent Thomas Collins remainder:
"With the exception o! South Africa, the U.S. alone stands oun-
demned in the eyes or the world for its lone history oi Twill
diserhnlnation. But the color oi! a man; shin is a problem the
world over and one which is largely iznored. .
In the Soviet Union the Aslatics and gypsies hold seOOnd-
class citizenship and visiting African students have been spat
on and cursed; in Latin America. the uneducated Indian: in
Britain. the Jamaican finds employment and housina hard to
come by; in part or Africa the white man cannot tote or acquire
propertI- - - ' 5' i ' " --L -'.-'-
_ 11-apically, bigotry belongs to every race and creed," - -
FROM U.S. NEWS-WORLD REPORT: "Prime Minister
Wilson is described as seeking to have U3. taxpayers take over
more oi the load oi defending Britain. To permit Britain to-
enioy more welfare-state luxuries and to enjoy the inefficien-
cies that go along with a government-managed economy."
How do you like that? _He elwcis Amtfioanl to fllllrltlsh Socialism. ' ' _ ' 1' "
Statement by Kingman Brewster Jr.. president oi! Yble
porting must be more than a ashy chronicle oi notorio
vents. It must reveal the more subtle drama which is Plat
ut in the daily hopes and fears oi cit! lire."
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taxes those workers pay; !: Many millions oi dollars willbe
paid in unemployment insurance; !: Local and State weldare
payments willbe increased . . . The iron! oi it: We play Santa
Claus to overseas ingrates while we treat American working-
men like Scrooge . . . The Billions squandered on Communist
Titoalone would keep 63.666 played for
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- STOCKBOLM R.euter's News!: A new stile for men
was telecast across Sweden as dozens of youths with painted
lips. powdered faces and waved hair ioiten,longc'r than that
or their girl friends! invaded a dancehali here. - - -_,Girl1'rlends??'P' - - - ' - I ' --
Item: "Mae west, an authority on the subject. told infer-
viewers: Se: ls like a small business. You're got in protect it,
watch over it. Its a matter oi timing. " _ _ , _ _
Tick-Took, Tick-Took. Tick-Took. . - -'
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pihn taxpayer in the middle and upper brackets is better oi!
tr n the American. The rate of prosression is much less severenithere is more reliance on indirect taxation as a aource 0!me." ' ;= - -s .
I begya pod'n_ The reason the foreign taxpayer is letting
a break ls that American taxpayers are going broke helpingM snore rue Fnoirr races: "The closing or as simian
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sore spot. Prince Philip said. The trouble with senior manage-
ment ls that there are too many one-ulcer men holding downtwo-uleerJohs." >1. - ;_92-_ k__ _
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PAGE ONE STORY: "The Russians and Chinese are still
complaining about the U15.-Belgium rescue operation in the
Congo. They call it an act oi intervention and a crime!"
As this column noted often: Where Criminals Are Rulers
Decency is Illegal. _ ~ -
From the N.Y. Times reporting the most important
break-through in cancer in 20 years!: "In 195i, Dr. Ludwik
Gross, the virologist. finally demonstrated that a spontaneous
leukemia occuring in a particular strain or mice was really
causedbyaviriia. 1.,
' ,'Ihe Damon Runyon Cancer Fund was the rstvanll onlyao}'cetohelpDr.Groswhenhestaz"ted.. - _ -
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Wotaamatta? Cuba not buying enough British buses!
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Mr. Walter Winchell
Ambassador Hotel
3400 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90005
Dear Walter:
I have Just read your superb article
appearing in the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner"
on this date.
This documented and factual article
should go far in dispelling false rumors and
allegations. I would like to Join with your other
friends and admirers in offering you hearty con-
gratulations on such an outstanding-response to
critics of Mr. Hoover and the FBI. It certainly
is "Debunking the Bunk."
With warm personal regards,
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Dear Walter Winchell: '
Isn't it a shame that no newspaper has cue out to hackJohn Edgar Hoover when he rightly called this aJ_1egei D:-.Ki.ng,what King really in?
Ihere are these so-called courageous nenpapernen or editors? In their etorl cellar:
I want to_oongratuJ.ate you on your Colman Lo 1:-o¢Aa_;,r'e; New fork Journal-American I knew you'd be k El. o oover and he lure]; deserves the.aloe thzlnge you said about h:l.n.I know of no one 1n"pub1.i.e 1:Lfe who deserves .Rial words more than John Edgar Hoover for his nan; yearn as a great public servant.
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amnrere thin ling per1'ect];.Ih,y couldn't some Editor write timely? . i
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Not to long ago when Louden Wainwright's
article appeared LE "Ltfe" magazine concerning J. Ed.
Hoover you urged all of us to write to Lite which I did.
Now it seems the Commies & etc. wont let this matter
drop & I am writing you to use every bit of your influence
to urge the people to write their Congressman, Senators
& Pres. Johnson to not remove a man who has ser ved
his people 8; Country so well just to please these minority
groups in our Country. We need Mr. Hoover & if these
groups this one we have very tew lett in high oices
to work with. I urge you to help.
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N. Y. TIMES editorial page recently intoned:
"Under" the circumsteneesi it would be wise to let
mandatory provisions of the Federal retirement-
take eiiect on Mr. Hoover: 70th birthday."
_ Theeame newspaper on May 10, 1964 reported:- - " ' Y "No one disputes Mr. Hoover; solid ae-
eompliehmente. He has elimlna politi-
. __ .' . - cal inuence in aDPOintmenta.1-I had thei /"_ foresight to promote-on a scale ever be-" t . ' ¢ tore attemnted in America-high lentiiiostandards in detective work. And he ee-
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' added: "Mr. Hoover has made an lncaiculable contributionto raisin: the standard: oi law eniorcement in ti-ie_ UnitedStates. , _' '- * - _ I _.. . . __ __ fl .
-me zvovl;-omen em. 1964 tr. Y. Herald Tribune car-
ried a statement by a civil rights leader that. the FBI d1!_
rector was can-yin: on a vendetta azainatcivll rights groups?
~ On the same page was a report from Jaekaonviile,
Florida. It quoted J. B. Stoner, a leading Atlanta searela-_tionist.lStoner attacked the 1'31 as "the iederal bureau ofintegration." And accused the FBI of violating the riahta cl
the Ku Klu; Klan. ' -._ONE CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER hit; called for the resil-
nation of J. Edzar Hoover. The F31 chief was charged withiailine to proteot civil rights. What is the FBI record on civil
rights? In 1950 the Reader: Dllest examinedThe reoo via authored hr Morris Erret-t t-hen own-Eel 101the American Civil Liberties Union. It was noted: "The FBI"1; unlqug 1;; the history oi national police. It has a malniil-.
cent record or respect for individual lreedom. it invites docu-
mented comolaints ezainst its agents. It has zealouslrto prevent itsell from violatlna the democratic prooeal.that record._ --' -it .,_ 'q- ---_.
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- fellow out of his lob." - ---~' Most oi Mr. Hoover: foes are criminals. Communists,"
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regions. We do say that Mr. Hoover has bluntly confessed. that »
.-._ he has no heart for the ellort he is s . states rights man!. ~
THE SUGGESTION that supportira states rights vio-
Aa a matter or tact it verses on lunacy. states rights are an
. important seement or the American onstltutiou. For ex-- latea the concept of racial equality is thifheerest oi nonsense.
ample. Article 10 in the Bill oi Righteiearlr states: "The
-_ tion. nor prohibited by it to the States. are reserved to the
~ . States respectively. or to the people." Also see Article 4.I e NEW YORK: A leader of the national civil rights move-- e ported: J.
, lildaar Hoover has many old loea. has made a lesion oi new
ones recently: undoubtedly there will be vastly increased
,._ pressures on the White House irom now on to boot the old -It
. cans, which explains why he has held nu Job lor four 1-decades. ' i _ '
-, A A NEW YORK EDITORIAL page smear: "J. Edaar
_ Hoover has plainly exposed himseil as unlit to serve as the
key Iieure in the battle against the sezreaationist mob and
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his attack on King, or his remark about wet-nursing ever!»
bod! who noes down Booth. I should even auess that he willgal . have to even be more on his mettle now in showlna that his
FBI Southern st-all does not share the prejudices ct local
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itrjldl of wire-tapping would have made the 1"B_Is job much
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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THE WET! LEADING ANTI-COMMUNIST WEEKLY U
7 p oorraloi-rr at rocsm, mc.,_i9u p _
Vol. 5. No. 50 OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA. DECEMBER I2, I964 20 Cents
Communist
Steve Weissman, Free
rnent
following massiveI
up ot Mandel is another non-student,Q-F
Mandel, 47 at left!, grabs bearded
ebel leader, during a dramatic mo-
shown here took place the dof
Howard Jeter. Brian Turner, one of eight students suspended during the
rst wave of campus demonstrations, is visible directly behind Jeter. Long
a hero to l.IC's left-wing students, Mandel is slated to become Moscow
correspondent for Berkeley station KPFA next year.
T __________92_ HI O d - OFree Speech lnel s CP Ties
Although free speech" is th ' rrec- Treuhait, partner in the lirm of identied'ti - -" - " ' ' '- Communist Doris Brin Walker of a famedQ AI I116 Lilli
versity of California, the real issue is: will
the administration consent to allowing its
campuses to be used as recruiting and agi-
tation centers for the Communist move~
ment?
Despite the well-concealed strategy of
the rebellion, a few obvious connections
with the Communist movement were al-
ready clear:
e The Free Speech Movement and the
case of identied Communist professor
Eli Katz are connected according to the
FSMs own admission TOCSIN, Dec. 5.
1964!.
e One outside Communist group, the
Progressive Labor Movement, issued lit-
erature which began as a defense of the
free speech" rebels and quickly turned
into an agitprop document against U.S.
anti-Communism in the Congo and Viet-
Illllll.
0 The lawyer de-tending arrested stu-
den identied Communist Robert E.|NidR'MAT|0:92| CONTAINEDKorean War sedition case.
e That old Communist stand-by
charge oi "police brutality" was being
bandied about by the FSM leadership
even before police oicers had made a
single arrest.
e The immediate objective of the Free
Speech Movement is University-approved
picketing rights for the Marxist-run Ad
Hoe Committee to End Discrimination.
0 Newly elected California Assembly-
man John Burton told a campus rally Dec.
4 that he would seek support for the stu-
dent rebels from Harry Bridges Interna-
tional Longshoremen's and Warehouse-
men's Union. Burton is wed to the former
Michele Hail, a delegate to the 1962 Com-
munist World Youth Festival and daugh-
ter of identied Communist Jack Hall, an
ILWU leader in Hawaii.
O Lee Harvey Oswald's self-appointed
attorney, Mark Lane of New York, spoke
continued on J!
é=;Z- 3/2/51-Note to Readers
This will be the lost issue of TOO-
SIN tor this year. Ilse next edition
will appear during the first port ot
January. leaders are urged to
share their Chrlstmoi generosity
with TOCSIN in order to Insure its
future publication. To all its read-
ers, TOCSIN extends best wishes Ior--,--
a Merry Christmas and I Happy
New Year. ' f...--1
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York. Shannon, shown here
crowd during the Dec. 3 campus dlsordefl.
was convicted for his part in the San FIIII-.
cisco Sheraton-Palace sleep-In last spring.
He organized a picket against President
Kennedy during 1962 Charter Day ceremo-
nies and arranged a protest caravan against
the House Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities. Shannon, who ls past YSA choi-
man, vehemently denounced Kennedy's
Cuban blockade" during the Soviet missile
crisis two years ago. In an appeal for sup-
port for the Communist World Youth Festi-
val held in Helsinki In 1962, Shannon de-
clared In the student Daily Calilomlan ol
Dec. 14, 1961, "Comrades! We are armed
only with ideas. Join with us In action to
present them to the World Festival oi
Youth!" Rustin, whose words of encourage-
ment Shannon is citing. was top organizer
for the 1963 March on Washington and ol a
New York school boycott last February. A
self-admitted former organizer tor the
Young.Communist League. Rustin In 1953
spent 50 days in jail on a charge of lewd
vagrancy alter being arrested In Pasadena,
Calif. He was then employed by the Fellow-
ship of Reconciliation, a mllitantly pacifist
organisation.
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How can one explain the tremendous
surge of faculty support for the lawless
free speech" rebellion at the University
of California? -
Despite the acknowledged presence of
Communist agitpropping, this factor alone
is insufficient to account for the reflex
sympathy which professors in widely sep-
arate elds have thrown behind the rebel
movement.
A more exact explanation must take
into account the cardinal principle of
Communist strategy: The Communist
movement does not ordinarily create"slt-
uations so much as it exploits them.
In the academic world, the exploitable
situation was already existent in the uni-
versal professorial horror of Babbittry
and philistinism. Almost to a man, faculty
members sulfer from an acute sense of
superiority over their stereotype of the
uncultured businessman who controls the
"power structure." Despite increases in
faculty salaries and the handsome fringe
benets which many now derive as con-
sultants to business, professors still feel
themselves to be the unappreciated gen-
iuses of a world ruled by squares.
rtarru ml too
Where the Communist movement makes
its pitch to minorities on the basis of a
reverse racism and to labor unions on the
basis of wage exploitation, the academic
world is wooed through attery of its ego.
An_ec1uation of intellectual sophistication
and Communist goals has been possible
largely because the typical faculty mem-
ber would rather be caught dead than look
like a yokel. Confoi-mist to a degree un-
heard of even in the military, he falls
easy prey to the social prusures exerted
by departmental colleagues. Since few
university departments are without their
articulate Marxist sympathizers, the pro-
fessorial pattern of conformlsm provides
a resistance-free audience.
The recalcitrant "free-speech" student
nf-ob is only acting as a lobbyist for the
timid faculty members whose disgust with
"unsophisticated" American society is
conned to sarcastic classroom lectures.
lacking the courage of their own rebel-
lion, faculty members cheer from the side-
lines at their empassioned students who
naively accept criticism of the American
system as commands to direct action.
Communist strategist Alexander Trach-
tenberg once observed that a man who la
wise in his own specialized eld may be
quite a child politiwiy. This unfortunate
fact helps explain why teachers who
proudly practice the scientic method in
their own work and condemn others for
their failure to do so elsewhere fall gee.
ond to no one in their use of stereotypes
and destructive generalizations.Kerr's Policies Under Spotlight
Seventeen broken windows were the
last remaining physical sign of the free
speech sit-in which ripped the University
of California's Berkeley campus Dec. 3
and brought the arrest of 814 persons.
But the moral stench generated by the
insurrection hovers over the nation's
largest university in ugly conrmation of
the rebels promise that You ain't seen
nothin' yet." - . _ - ' ' -
Never in history has the American uni-
versity scene beheld its like.
The fact that such an insurrection could
take place at all was incredible. The fact
that it took place only a few months after
President Clark Kerr had received a trib-
ute froin "tiie Ki-i1'eri'c§ri Associanonnrt
University P-rofessors for "notable service
in establishing a healthy climate for aca-
demic freedorn" cast sorely needed illu-
mination on Kerrs policies, as well as on
the currently fashionable definition of
academic freedom." ~
SPIIKII IAN
For Kerr's ser'vice'to the healthy cli-
mate referred to by the Association meant
specically the removal in 1963 of the Uni-
versity ban against acknowledged Com-
munist speakers. The whole free speech
insurrection -resulted after the University
suddenly decided last September, for rea-
sons still unclear, to move for once ill In
opposite direction by cracking down on
left-wing student politicking.
Though Kerr has now emerged as the
spokesman for old-fashioned law and or-
der, his past pronouncements made it
seem as if he were now acting ii cosin-
Kerr, as one language teacher expressed
it.
His long-time "see no evil policies, now
forever discredited, were typied by
Charter Day aphorisrns, which student
rebels could interpret only as an invita-
tion to license. "'---"*~'-"-"'"- *
The lonely, unorganized student and
faculty opponents of campus lawlessness
suddenly found it impossible to draw
courage from such Kerr slogans as "Our
American ideals . . . need no special
care except daily exercise.
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If any0nes free speech was being vio-
lated, it was surely that of the majority of
hard-working students trying doggedly to
nish their college educations at a Univer-
sity where instructors were refusing to
hold classes. Amazing only to an unin-
formed public was the fact that students
who chose to take scheduled examinations
during the Boo. 4 strike were viewed by
some rebel professors as rat-nks and
st-rikebreakers, and subtly threatened
with if you know whats good for you"
looks.
California legislators, long irritated at
the closed-doors decision-making that hasshrouded Kerr: administration d this
sacred public trust, are now on a
thorough examine" ""'tion of the whole mess.
But in the tradition of go-getting career
men in tough spots, Kerr is now a candi-
date for being "kicked upstain. For sev-
eral weeks -rumors have been rife to the
eifect that President Johnson is out to
8990' o lnet post of Secre-
ot Health, Educatio d Welfare.
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n-cent blueprint for the kind of
revolution that-toolr_place_ lgt week in
Berkeley was sold to students as they en-
rolled for classes at the beginning of the
present semester. .
It bears the by~l.ine of former UC stu-
dent Herbert B. Brad ! Cleaveland, 31,
and was sold under the aegis of the radi-
cal left-wing Slate political party.
Cleaveland, one of Slate's elder states-
men, made these bold recommendations,
which took on new meaning in the light of
the Dec. 3 siege and subsequent campus
strike: "
The University! "does not deserve a
response of loyalty and allegiance from
you. There is only one proper response to
Berkeley from undergraduates: that you
ORGANIZE AND SPLIT THIS CAMPUS
WIDE OPEN!" emphasis in original!.
sun msur
The report was inserted in the popular
Slate Supplement to the General Cata-
log," which recommends courses on the
basis of student polls under the editorship
of Phil Boos.
Cleave1and's -report, subtitled A Letter
to Undergraduates," also asked for the
"resignation of Clark Kerr and of top
administrators who might employ slick di-
verting tactics. Reconstitution of the
Board of Regents, either through ring or
expansion, perhaps both.
To insure that complaints are answered,
Cleaveland declared that students should
Go to the top. Make your demands to the
Regents. If -they refuse to give you an
audience, start a program of agitation, pe-
titioning, -rallies, etc., in which the nal
resort will be CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE. In
the long run there is the possibility that
you will nd it necessary to perform civil
disobedience at a couple of major Univer-
sity public ceremonies.
The letter also demanded "immediate
disbanding of all University dorm and liv-
ing group rules which prescribe hours and
which provide a system of student-im-
posed discipline, thereby dividing stu-
dents against themselves.
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PHASING OUT
The National Committee to Abolish the
I-louse Committee on Un-American Activ-
ities, a Les Angeles-based Communist
front, is circulating a petition asking that
the anti-subversive committee be abol-
ished. The appeal, addressed to the House
oi Representatives, also asks that HCUA'a
les be transferred to the Archives on
condition that they not be opened for 50
years. After the UZS. government has been
safely overthrown? .
o o o o
Letters to the editors ol Communist pa-
pers indicate that docile readers are terrib-
ly confused about how to rationalize Khru-
shchev: ouster. 1'he action appears to
have been entirely within the framework of
democratic process." insists one letter to
the National Guardian last month. Other
readers are hanging on tightly to their criti-
cisms of the "method" used.
o o o o
Newest Communist-line defense com-
mittee: the Committee to Defend Resist-
ance to Ghetto Life, an outgrowth of the
Harlem race riots last July. Chairman is
Bill McAdoo, a member oi the so-called
Harlem Defense Council which helped
Ioment the demonstrations. Secretary is
Susan Karp.
0 o o o
Our cosmic Communists: Whenever a
Communist-supported organization is un-
der attack. the Communist press inevitably
launches a campaign of mendacious hyper-
bole. Example: the current probe of the
Communist-infiltrated Mobilization for
Youth social welfare organization "tore-
casta an attack on the entire anti-poverty
program," according to the Worker.
o o o 0
Fun game: Try to locate in any Commu-
nist paper a reference to the political
right-wing not preceded by the word
"Ultra."
o o o o
Double standard: Anti-Communists talie
it on the chin when the Woriler slander:
them with the adjective fascist-tending."
but identied Communists pose as injured
innocents when our big metropolitan dailiel
timidly refer to them as "alleged fellow-
travelers."
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Cuba, the Congo and the University oi
Caliiornifs "free speech" rebellion {use
in the activities of the trio oi young Free
Speech Movement adherents pictured
here. They are, leit to right, Lawrence L.
Shumm, Elena Belle Flemming and
Helen Schi, standing -near a sign an-
nouncing Shumms appearance Dec. 2 at
I rill! sponsored by the Young Socialist
Alliance. The YSA is the youth section oi
the Trotskylte-Communist Socialist Work-grs Party, a declared subversive organiza-
on. -Francisco auto row demonstrations tor
"civil rights." "
Miss Flemming, along with -her sister
Bonnie, was a visitor to Cuba during the
rst widely publicized tour in July 1963.
'I'heir elderly father, Harry Flemming, is
an old-time Communist-{router whose De-
pendable Income Tax Service in San
Francisco was an early advertiser and
supporter oi the Communist People:
World. Flemming has been on campus as
a participant with his daughters in the
"free speech demonstrations.
_ es; __g__ __. _ ______,____,_A_ __j _ 4'll_tl_1re_eoIthe young peoplehavebeen Shumm, who is an on-and-on student. _" ~ ' ' "e pro-Castro movement Misse charge of signing up UC stu-
ghis summer: illegal visits to
mist-held island. She was con-
lspring after picketing in Sanat UC, was 1981 chairman oi the Young
Socialist Alliance. Also a 1963 visitor to
Cuba, Shumm returned to predict that
a Casino-style revolution would sweep all
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Identied Communist Robert E. .-
hait and avowed Marxist Vincent Hallina
are acting as counsels for persons arrested
at the University of California "free
speech" sit-in Dec. 3.
No stranger to University alfalrs, Tren-
haft was pictured at an earlier free
speech" demonstration last month on the
Berkeley campus TOCSIN. Nov. 28.
1964!. He was among pickets protesting
the imprisonment of atom spy Morton So-
bell and other issues during the Berkeley
Charter Day visit of President Kennedy,
March 23, 1962. l-Ial1inan's sons were early
supporters of Slate, radical left-wing stu-
dent political party founded in the late
50s.
Long associated with so-called "police
brutality" cases, Treuhatt represented
Oaklanrler Walter Owens in a suit against
peace oicers in 1950. Treuhaft and his
Some Sit-in Leaders
Stayed Outside Hall
The campus hard-core leadership oi the
Free Speech Movement appears to have
let a majority of naive newcomers take
the rap.
Among the B14 persons arrested, the
greater number are unfamiliar names.
The free speech" rebels shrewdly con-
trived to place an escape rope at a Sproul
Hall window so that the movement's ex-
perienced leaders could keep the insurrec-
tion brewing despite mass arrests.
FSM leaders who did not turn up among
the arrestees included such activists as
Ken Cloke, son of identied Communists
Richard and Shirley Cloke; Larry
Shtunrn, Brian Shannon and John Be-
lisle, of the Trotskyite-Communist Young
Socialist Alliance; Robert Paul Kaufman,
Steve Weissman and Ma-rtin Roy!-hel
Three prominent names among those
who were arrested were Bettina Apthelter,
daughter of leading Communist Party
tiled. etitian II.-.r.::.rt t'.pthc.:cr; hlcrgarct
Lima, daughter oi Northern California
Communist Party Chairman Albert J.
Lima; and Lee Goldblatt, daughter oi
identied Communist Loula Goldblatt,
secretary-treasurer of Harry Bridges In-
ternational Longsh - en: and Ware-
hous II - .- nion.
COMMUNIST TIES
continued from page l
n campus Nov. 30 in rm s port of the
re n. Lane's brief - the Warren
Commissio . - ' ~ - in the Commu-
nist National Guardian, sparked the Com-
munists "Oswald was framed" drive.
Fact of Life
An undeniable fact of contemporary
American life is the existence oi an ir-
rational and omnipresent taboo against
criticism of the Soviet experiment.
;-_;;<,-, ;,_, _ ___.ri -_"'__FrfJ i'__ .__ --__,e__* a_ .- o _. .. m _ H -92 r- _ _' .. _ r -1 rs "'former pa er, identied Commnnlr
ises, in conjunction with a
cited Communist front called the Civil
Rights Congress, charged "police brutali-
ty before a California Assembly Interim
Committee on Crime and Correction as
long ago as January 1950.
Observers of the Berkeley controversy
have noted that the Free Speech Move-
ment leadership has displayed a virtual
xation with the "police brutality" theme.
FSM boss Mario Savio, alter biting the leg
of police oicer Philip Mower during the
rst wave of demonstrations which ended
Oct. 2, later insisted on raising the "police
brutality" issue on a San Francisco radio
forum.
TV viewers beard one limp demonstra-
tor arrested in the Dec. 3 sit-in yell "The
police are beatiI'|' hell nut. of us! While
being carted off gently by two oicers.
Ger orfore '5
Kin ls DuBois Edit r
Celia bury Cohen, 24. h an un-
usual ad : 18538: Me ' r St... San
Francisco, nation eadquarters of the
Communist-spawned W.E.B. DuBois Clubs
of America. She is serving as full-time
managing editor of the new club maga-
zine, the Insurgent.
A close friend of young Communist
Party National Convention delegate Doug-
las Wachter of Berkeley, the present Mrs.
Cohen was among students who last year
signed the protest petition against the
University oi California ban on Conu-nu-
nist speakers.
Mrs. Cohen is the daughter of Dr Theo-
dor Rosebury, of the Washington
sity Medical School, St. Louis, who
been affiliated with Communist ronts
more than two decades.
During the Korean War when the
munist press was seeking to raise the
phony issue of "germ warfare, Rosebury
ioined some 40 signers of a letter to Presi-_____
dent Truman printed in the Dally Worker
of June 6, 1952, in reference to the germ-
warfare question. In the letter he was
identied as director of U.S. armed forces
germ warfare research during World War
II.
Rosebury also sponsored activities oi
the American Peace Crusade, the Ameri-
can Committee for Protection of Foreign
Born and the National Conference to Re-
peal the Walter-McCan-an Law-all Com-
munist-backed enterprises.
During the '60s, his name has appeared
as 8 sponsor of activities out the Emergen-
cy Civil Liberties Committee, the National
Assembly tor Democratic Rights and oth-
er Communist-supported groups. .
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Michael Rossrnan are shown In attendance
at a campus free speech" demonstration
recently. Jeter was the Communist-backed
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School teacher, Jeter
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Brown last April in
lng the governor: actions on rights.
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the Communist National Guardian. Last
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speak at a 50th-birthday testimonial to
identied Communist Jean Kramer. exec-
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ern California Committee for Protection of
Foreign Born. In 1947 later was arrested
for possessing a deadly weapon alter a
fracas in an East Bay tavern. Itoasrnan Ia In
chargeoila survey belngoondueted bythe
University of California "free speech" reb-
els on alleged repression ul political
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intoned: Under the circurnstances. it
would be wise to let the mandatory provi-
sions of the Federal retirement law take
effect on Mr. Hoover: 10th birthday.
The same newspaper on May 10. 1964,
reported: "No one disputes Mr. Hoover's
solid accomplishments. He has eliminated
political influence in appointments. He
had the foresight to prornoteon a scale
never before attempted in Arnericahigh
scientific standards in detective work. And
he established a huge fingerprint collec-
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which trains selected officers from depart-
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standards of law enforcement in the Unit-
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The Nov. zs. ma, sir. Herald Tribune
carried a statement by a civil rights leader
that "the EB! disector was carrying on e
vendetta against civil rights groups."
On the same page was a report from
Jacksonville, Florida. It quoted J. B. Ston-
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reau of Integration. And accused the FBI
of violating the rights oi_ the Kn Klux
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the resignation of J. Edgar Hoover. The
FBI chief was charged with failing to pro-
tect oivil rights. What is the FBI record on
civil rights? . . . In 1950 the Readers Di-
gest examined that record. The report was
authored by Morris Ernst, then counsel
for the American Civil Liberties Union. It
noted: The FBI is unique in history of
national police. It has "a magnificent rec-
ord of respect for individual freedom. It
invites documented complaints against its
agents. It has zealously tried to prevent it-
self from violating the Democratic pro-
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alone in this opinion. A while ago Roger
Baldwin, formerly director of the Ameri- -
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gar Hoover: It seems to rne that your bu-
reau has accomplished an exceedingly dif-
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made a. legion of new ones recently: un-
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pressures on the white House from now
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Most of Mr. Hoovers foes are crimi-
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has devoted 40 years to fightingthem. His
friends are the overwhelming majority of
Americans, which explains why he has
neidhisjobforfgur decades. __~_ - _ J . * . .1 _ r 7
The suggestion that supporting stats
rights violates the concept of racial equal-
ity is the sheexest of nonsense. As a mat
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rights are an important segment of the
American Constitution. For example. Arti-
cle in in the Bill of Rights clearly states: .
"The powers not delegated to the Unit-
ed States by the constitution, nor prohibit
ed by it to the states. are reserved to the
states respectively, or to the people. Also
lee Article 4. '
New York: A leader of the National
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resignation of FBI director J. Edgar
Hoover, accusing him of damaging the
struggle for civil rights.
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I doubt whether Hoover will hurt the
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everybody who goes down South. I should
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dorse a law that would legalize iree use ot
wire tapping . . . Such free use of wire-
tapping would have made the FBI's job
much easier. But Mr. Hoover explained
his opposition to indiscriminate wiretap-
ping by police agencies: "I do not wish to
be the head of an organization of potat-
tial biaclrrnailers.
The aforementioned Morris Ernst has
written: ,
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to advise the attorney general of the but
for authorizing the arrest of some 16.000
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Dear Mr. Winchell
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The mt. Times editoria page recently
-intoned: "Under the circurnstances, 1:.
would he wise to let the rr:andato".'_e pro Ii-
sions or the Federal retirement '.-.w
effect on Mr. Hoover: 70th bl.rt.nd;iy."
The same newspaper on May 10, 196+,
reported: "No one disputes Mr. Hoover's
solid accoznplislmients. He has eii.mi::at-':'.
political i:r.f..ience in appointments. .'..
had the Izresight to promote-on a :~.
never before attanpted in A.rnerica=-'-
scienziiic starldarcis in detective work. .:
he esaabiishcd a huge ngerprint collec-
tion, an indispensable resource in tra::1:-
lng i . :. crirni;'..':i:'.. He also crested 2-
skiiiei iaboratory to make scientizic 2-.3
on minute physical clues. Mr. Hoover an
tour. ;;ed the National Police Acad:.rr.y,
whic-1 trains selected officers from :31: ; ".-
mem.-.. throughout the country 3:. ..I".e ...r.-
est sc.92-:.ti!ic methods" . . . The r..:.-z_-
per 1d .;.d: "I-tr. Hoover has made an
calculi-ole contribution to ::1:"ng th'.~
stand; :c'r. of law enrorcelhtnt ;.. .....; 1.....--
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carrir. a statement by a righzs leader
that the F31 dil'Ec.'>I wz... carrying O35, z
vent...-:.:.; against civil rL__:"..s g'I'092.I;:S."
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Jacksom-ilie. Florida. It :;..ct.:.'. J. B. Stcr.
er. 4 le:..iir.; Atlanta sc-grcgntionist. Ston-
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civil rights? . . . In 1950 the Readers Di-
gest e-zamined that record. The report was
authored by Morris Ernst, then counsel
for the American Civil Liberties Union. It
noted: "The FBI is unique in history or
national police. It has a magnificent rec-
ord ot respect tor" individual tree.-ciom. It
invites documented complaints against its
agents. It has zealously trial to prevent it-
selr trom violating the Deinocratic pro-
cess. .
"Among liberals I am by nc :..-."=n.1
alone in this opinion. A while 2:": I-lager
Baldwin, iormerly director or the -.;..eri-
can Civil Liberties Union, wrote to J. Ed-
gar Hoover: It seems to me that your bu-
reau has accomplished an ciingly dir-
cuir. with rare him "
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Mr. Ernst also certified: "I wrot. arti-
cles in which I asked readers to s-.-.~; .ne
any evidence they might have t". the
FBI I"'..i violated a person: our-.-ff. . onal
rights. My scoreboard shows a r-.-:'.'..- .....':..e
absence or such accusations.
It IS significant that those v:1.:. are
cha.,....;- the FBI director with i':;.1;-.'_/to
__..!..r;g up myc crass; th--- . .... I ~r "us ci n us"_e 1"-as done.P"° =° °1" "Fh have n°" 3 ' L/ii P have
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macc :1 lc jion oi new ones recently; un-
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I-Zoover, accusing him oi :.:_".n:.y.n_"., ._.a
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3:1 Nov. 22 corri1ner.*._i:r' Max 1..-.:;
wrote:
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r '-;=.r'.g, or his remnrl; .:;.:'.1t~; $.11. I ;
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rights . . . It was Mr. Hoover who once
asked the U.S. attorney general not to en-
dorse a law that would legalize free use 0!
wire tapping . . . Such tree use 02 wire-
tapping would have made the FBI: ;ob
much easier. But Mr. Hoover exp....ncd
his opposition to indiscriminate .-.;.-e~:ap-
ping by police agencies: I do not W151 to
be the head oi an organization o: ;..: 4.1-
ti..1 b1a.c.icma.iiers."
The aiorementionec; .-.;or.'h L;-:~_-2t has
v. .;ten: '
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Scene, " which appeared in the "New York Journal-
American. " Your generous comments concerning
Special Agents at the rs: are lndeedapproclated, and e
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tlnue to merit Inch approbation. %
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NOTE' Winchell is on the Special Correspondents List on a first-name _basis . He has been thanked for support on several occasions of
recent date Winchel1's column which consisted i.n this instance of -
numerous comments on various matters of history and politics in the
hi D C area makes reference to the fact that "One oi . - Was ngton, ,
the few Ca ital natives who rose to an important post in the government
" - t 1is .101-.nEd,,§.r Hootvér. '..,'1he sta1.tement;_¢;,o§1'cerning_EBI ;A_gen-s _s"The best-dressed and most p te gentlemen in Washiton are the' -I 5 1 -1"92J0 HIV
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exist . . . Incidentally, the Library of Con gress has more
Russian books than any other library outside oi the Soviet
Union . . . What is now Arlington Na-
. tlonel Cemetery was once the estate of
__ meal.-re l92.rhe1'e Lincoln '.va.< assassinated!_,;" V ¢ is now a Lincoln Museum . . . The FederalQ&'v_- '4 _ , government's army of employes exceeds' 1 the Population of the original l3" States
". . . LBJs phone bill is over $20.000 per
year . . . Bathrooms were installed in the
White House more than 70 years aiter it
was built . . . Over 1.000 newsmen cover
Washington. H. L. Mencken once ex-
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from the President clown is impressed with your written
opinions. They realize that every letter is e vote . . . The
National Bureau 0! Standards checks and welglts every ma-
terial. Its scientists have even wei;l1ed the earth: Six plus
31 591-95 . . . The host.-d_rcs.5cd_ and most bolite gentlemen in. t! I
-'- l Washington are the FBI azcnls . . . The nation's time is
T regulated by four clocks buried in s vault at the U. S. Naval
Observatory. One thing about Washin.'I'.tOn ls always right
the time . . . The black robes worn by Supreme Court
Justices are especially tailored ior them. - -
THE CIIIEF EXECUTIYI-2'5 mansion was originally called
"The Prc.=idcnl.'s Palace. Obltflilts 92'.|lB raised about its
undemocratic tag. The official name I1 The White House . . .
92Vasl1ln.'rtons most startlin: contrast: Suniptuous homes in
the shadows oi slums and shacks . . . The Statue oi Freedom
etc}: the Capitol dome was modeled by an American named
Thomas Crawford . . . Extremists and other know-nothinzs
should read the inscription at the Jefferson Memorial: "1
have sworn upon the altar oi God eternal hostility seal:-ist
every iorm oi tyranny over the mind oi man" . . . Washinzton
had 1_nore_rnuddy paths than paved streets during the Civil
wn-.sn~-0; pigs ran loose in the streets. '-'=='-=='_=
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without acquiring a college ejjucation . . . When Georze
Washinston was President the nation rescued itself from
bankruptcy via lotteries . . . The nags and the numbers game
»sre the most popular forms oi buck-raisin: in the Capital
today. Guesstimators contend that over $13 million is wagered
annually in Washington . . . The President is the nation's
largest employer and landlord . . . The Shakespeare Libra
contains a treasury of information for theatre-lovers. Its
collection includes over a quarter-million playbills.
THE GEOGRAPHY of Washington in a nutshell! Broad
avenues running at anzles to the numbered and lettered
streets. with circles and squares at the principal intersections
. . . The caste system: Senators have the privilege oi parting
their ears in g fancy underground garage. Representatives
generally are compelled to park outdoors. in case you're
worried about such problems . . . Although the Pentagon is
In Virginia, its address is Washington, 25. D. C. . . , When
John Adams was Chief Executive. the First Lady hung her
washing in the White House's East Room . . . More than 20
million tourists pour into Washington each year. It is the
Capital's second-largest industry. The iirst: Politics.
1'1 TAKES an elevator 60 seconds to whiz you to the top
oi Washington monument. 'I'he view is brcathtalting . . .
The following gives you some idea oi the Pentagon's size: It:
only five stories highhut has more floor space than New
York's Empire State skyscraper . . . Practically nothina la
2-{accomplished in Washington without red tape. Just to give
you an illustration: It the President wants to put a new piece
oi furniture in the White House. he must-have the consentit: Conaress and the Fine Arts Commission . . . Desi:-bound
Navymen maintain the nautical touch. They never say "yes
sir" to superiors. They sin: out "aye. aye sir!" . . . Ii you're
interested in seeing original portraits of all Secretaries of
State-they are on display at the State Department Buiidina.
OUR GREATEST Secretary oi State was the first -
Jefferson . . . Washington has a 18-igCl' llercentaire oi Negroes
than any other American city . . . One-third oi the Capital's
population toils for the zovemmcnt. The money they spend
rnalres possible the income oi the other two-thirds . . . Wash-
ington is a happy hunting ground ior males. Dolls outnumber
men about A3-to-1 . . . Since there are so many white collar
workers the laundry business naturally ourishes . . One of
the few Capital natives who rose to an important post in the
government is John Edgar Hoover . . . Four different police
forces operate within the District oi Columbia.
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WASIIINGTON has a higher proportion oi boozers than
any other metropolis . . . Since Uncle Whiskers owns so much
of the property. hall of the Capital's real estate is tax-exempt
. . No member oi Congress going to or from a session may
he a:'i'ested for anything except treason. a felony or breach
oi the peace . . . The mightiest lobby is the farmers pres-
sure sroup. Few legislators have ever had enough spunk to
defy it . . . Lobbyists spend over $100 million a year. A biz.
B1; bi! . . . One oi the most lavish edifices in town is the
Mine W_orke,rs Building . . . The Department oi Azriculturo
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Nets by Lincoln when Civil War battles raged on the qug.L;-he cit: . . . 'I'he Cloital has one of the nation!
B5 My rates . . . The iussy protocol -experts haven;
Kl-W1 9"?» W110 0!-ll-ranks whom at official parties: The Chic!
Just? °1' 1'°I=1sn ambassadors . . . Washinzton is one piaee
Wm" 3°-11 593-"din! in Slel-7 is measured more by pogr
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AD thank you very much for your column entitled "Debunking the Bunk".
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92 I118! FBPS BIGGEST CATCH in years is so big it
J, may not be made public by G-men yet . . . Jack
Ruby's kin fear the worst. They point out that three
on the appeal board are up for re-election and that no
one was ever re-elected who voted for a. reversal . . .
Lucille Balls 51% control oi! Desiiu can be had tor $8-
T " i _ _ million . . . The Ruruon Cancer Fund:
_' richest bequest to date: $1,800,000. from
.1. , the estate of Emma Work. Fund director
Mrs. Nancy Greene was the donor: friend
. . . Hotel Americana people say that
Walter Jenkins was in their midst for I
re! -.ie._~,-e la-Qt seek . . . The pl.-me that
crashed and killed B4 would have "fallen on
1 the city it sltemate mute: were used.
" l Three DC-ls went down ll-st week . . -
5 Avenue hotel sleuth: who had to tight two nude movie stars man and woman!92
I _ who made too much noise dueling with
1 tung bowls oi chili. - T _ E
PRINCESS SYBILLE OF SWEDI-Ix a Widow 18 years!.
may marr! anln; She is 57. Her new husband: Stockholru
banker Eje Hegglof, whose late '-rite: Win: wish wii that
he wed her devoted friend . . . "This Was Burlesque" prim:i- .
pal Dexter Maitlsnd and his wife same show! are int. . . 5
rm-um mum of "Fiddler" now spells her last name seems!because or a conict with a Screen Actors Guild namesake,
. Two Hotel Astor waiters may no in eourt about not being
allowed to park on the Astor-owned half or Shubert Alley. . .
Time magi new Show Biz editor is actor Mei Ferrel-'3 newiew,_
Buooeeds John Mcrhee, who switched to The New YorkeU r. 1
- SEN. KARI. MUNDT PLAN! giving smut pedglers their
!i,"_'£-l"."...5¥ right with =' new 1:-r-' . . . G. David $ohinei fist-
growing hotel chain now includes the -Seven Seas on the is-
land of Kauai Hawaii! . . . Karen Morrow and Lube. Lisa,
nrirwlnals in "I Rad a are exchanztns dazzer~glsres.1-Iushed up headline matter: The ParlrlW @eLOCh .l....i..osper ii
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aoene may be Pietroso. Corsica. I! so. the Mayor will oieiate
. . . Katherine Dunl-lam is choreographlng a show at South-
ern Illinois U. Ha theme: "Faust in a World Was I1 Setting.
-.. . . Roseland sax ace Charley Vaughn and Mn. V. expect a
little vaushn . . . Home-Run star Roger Maris and his matei
e_rneot1~l'o. 5thisBunmier....Ex-MJsaAsnerieal£ar_yAnn
Hobie! and actor Robert Webber make the same Hollywood
shadow . . . Add Don't Invites: Movie director Hem! Esth-
awas and British actor Robert Morley . . . Actor :Barry'Bull1- i
van. zecentlynmwed-locked by Desiree Bums:-rs. is defying.
Ouoid again via singer Ruth Giilis . . Shirley Temple likes. _ , _ ii
|oubetterlIIouintroducsheraa"llrs.Cl:arlesBlack.' I7 _ . .1... 7 :1,
I" AGATHA CHRISTIE! PLAY. 'I'ne Mouaeiman. ls new
in its llith year in London. The author has made no money
fresh it. Bile signed over WY!-ltiel to a grandson before it
opened . Kenny Youngmans new booked quipe will be
christened: "400 '1raveii:ng Salelnan Stories for 400 Farmers
IX-urhters." . . . Aotress Stefanie Powers brother Peter and
fashion model Marlene Paul are a New Ten . . . Cornell Unl-
versit! investigators will soon report that heavy drinkers aremuch more liable to be attacked by iniections, such as pneu-
a92.er.ie . . . The John Birch e."-e-.:iet;,~ will er,-en its impeach ¬¬ar- »
. Iren oamnaim in early April . . . The critics seldom abplaud i
Lawrence Welt: TV show but ABC renewed him tor his nth l
season . . . The World's Fair J-Iousins Bureau at 30 Roeke-;
_i'ellerPlazaehsrg=_lyounoleetotindahotelyoucanaftordli. i ' * J " ,' - ' . .
. . roams: N. Y. YANKEE on Macbougald has ex-team-
mates and almost all of the Tenay, N'.J., population buying
a Mexican sold and silver mine stock. It's being traded on the
Montreal Exchange at 35c per share . . . The! say, famed
novelists Pearl Buck and Fannie Hurst are at the "no-oom-
inent" stage . . . Ingrid Bergman often reiected U3. tr offers
at Large Loot. But she now stars in a series in Italy for what
would be "bit" money over here . . . Roland Bykofs role inlGogoi's "The Overcoat" never leavu the camera . . . Stolen"
a-editesrdanetatleasttlooeachonhehiaekhlartet...
It's a Doll at the P. Bernsteins. Mamma is H-'1' staffer Har-
-riet sci: . . . nun Quarter dwwlel Irene -Dotson should ih-
_tsreet_i'eawre editors. A Russian retuzee.
" the rnmcs mmsn-omssrs cmmsmr has
eurdled. Because Grace Kelly: mate hopes to oat a Swiss
ioa.n to start a competing casino to Mr. 0's Monte Carlo -- 1Wat ¢';'msh,92,r will wee e m!.92.s=.1i_e.r eitice in Israel . . .
ill-las beeniniorrned that Cuba is new the Eyesazliars oi Red
China's I91 mm . . . The Pres has had "feelers" from Red
|Chinaa.boutanegotlatedDeaeeinVletNsm...'IhislshowtCastro gets around the embareo on U5. parts for his ma-92chines. Canada orders them and tihen ships th to Havana.
Clever? ...AlthmlghCB3nrex!Dr.FrankBtan'wnhasre-i
used all govt Jobs the White House hopes he will take over
CIA...ThehextPreso!Hondurasisexpectedtobe .92ol.i§
do AreIlano...'IheWhite Houseehouting is getting1. a - ._¢kT,_ . :_-V
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.Lawi'orda mus the people who mo than mmustins by lb-.Ling the spots tosether . . . Larry Gore's next book: Th!
World's um. Talked About Bestseller." . -. . A rhonr in anu-
igno" phone; B'way show press stalls for free duoats. Uses the
'nam.e Norman Clark. The real Norman Clark I'll!. Balti-
_more's dean of critics. trusts that the Bis Cit! with
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_g¢uU,ve night, got good quotes from Variety's detective . . .
Adeeneies who have seen the olierings or all networks for next
season predict NBC'a will have a Nielsen hold on the rat1nII-
The mg Imcllck for the Pall is exuectec to be "Hank-" - - -
l92ide1's sister, lecturing as an sllr. sot the Presidential 8111"
at the L.A. Ambassador . . . Add Eileflllii T110 WUB °3 A~15"'1l"
ambassador to the UN . . . Opera star Jan Peeree's Younldii
dihtr. éiusan. mar-.-la textile millionaire Robert Abreal
yesterday . I . Laurence Harvey and Joan Cohn are tosetherlnl
again-.--. Ann-1larirets beaumanoe Roieirgeese ruin» n929ws_tl:a_t 'I'i1ree!s-ag-Crow_d,1 . 3 . _ . ..
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The captioned column by Walter Winchell ca tioned"Man About Town" states in its first paragraph, ' _ptg@§t
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The Director has inquired,"Have we any idea what he is wrifi'ri§ about?"
It may well be that Winchell received a tip through the
New York Police Department concerning the arrest by FBI and New York
City police today oi the three Negreee .2_IiQ_ white iemale charged with
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1:;-oi L_vnleyg nudes in Playboy heretoH "J arr eyebrow-lifter. I tieureu photoeirerl
Bam Shaw had to employ all sorts of ehicanen to let $11011
an important pcla-es to Peel Publicly. Alter _I-11. 6118 hlli
some pretty bl! credit! sud: I-I "The Cardinal, Blue,
IJgnj,1:|," etc, Sam: answer was She asked Incl" . . . The}
producers oi "tioldllnler" are not the only ones getting rich;
I-ram it. A iormer press scent named Mike Beck. ell! I-;
"piece" at each James Bond movie . . . Lots or mail from
deer hunting tripe in Texas. Not to save the deer. but tn;
egg a_wa_y Iron: things that involve cum. ' ,Ireeders in-sin: you to ask the President to atop goinl on He "
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or his best columns, is on the way The title: And Thenl-
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The Works i..._i._..i__1: Told the President or The secret Paper! of A. B." H15 .... hQ»§é°=1., __m_~¬_1 . . . F0 Ml I -jecm: PPPHUU. gun ml!/ten;':de T-lg, g ' 3 lé /"3 92 e-12: [root Journal _...__.iCane. 5' ac es: em -;jigrtinz permanent. Biro is in H'wood to resume her career
;;.A truly beautiful blonde . . . I thawt the Connie Frutcilinatter with her husberid oi tour months was settled out o!
ream-;_ but tug mum; rgpo they will let I. indie decide
who was at fault. It may 88$ 0°91? 1°"lh- 91" 57 - - -
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in a barber ahop at which ehe worked. Mice Bell resigned;
and decided to write books. elm rem 02 oiecnnoirllmmfshe finally wrote Shared Man" VI-little Fresei which iii
H,"wo0d me Fwcy producers excited . . . "Deer Brioitte
ll based on e book titled "ih'asnus with Freckles." 20thomtury-For was unhappy with that title. A minor employeewee rewarded int dreaming up "Dear Brliml-" 39131 3 319*permitted to use Miss Ba:-dot: name in the cast lief-in! . . .
Phyllis Dilier gets laughs even at the Ben Franklin inter-mission. - Removed c cisaie ixom her ion! hdll I-11¢ I" 1%
...cl:awki1tt,o£eourse. _ --1 -_ - ' e *1 .5.-a-e-r I
- WANT T0 PERFORM a public service to miles? Tel!
iemtoheeure amilettheirnaireover the ears itii
em-ayed. The sprairinl makes you think you've gone den!
. . . The exquisite doll doing the midnight scene with Itelo
star Vittorio Gassman is Fonda do Cilio. She is Chet Hunt-
ley: Girl Friday at NBC . . . Talk about hubris. A comic
introducine notables had the epotliaht thrown on e. celeb
"and his wife. which one wasn't . . . oivelchi . . . Have some-.
irony: The event. honoring Dr. Martin Luther King. winner-
oi the Nobel for his efforts to and segregation. features only
Nezro performers. '" _
7 '5";-..LI.6, l..{»LL.'.'i" in 2:522: Year. :.'.-id out ct c'.'e'r:'
performance. Even the limit allowed tor etcndinz room only.
. . . Amazing biz . . . When Peggy Lee resumes at Basin
Street eheil set two dressing rooms. One for her ciotheeli
. . . The iatut souvenir in some Times Square novelty shopol
genuine Bin: Sins Prison "money." The markers paid to
convicts . . . Barbara Boseert of "Ben Franklin In Paris ;
will man marl? Robin Rams . now toliring with O1iver 92
.' .' . No comedian zeta the howls that Bellydancer l~Iyeilael
harem-soarem Sultan routine gets It the Roundtable . . .
Bone of Wail Street: sharpest broker: heavily invested in
Jenadian stocks. j
G.L1GAN8 ISLAND which was panned hard by;
almost every critic when it started is now among the Top.Ten in the ratings. What a loud laugh its No. 1 man. Bobl
Denver. is enjoying . . . Did You know that on West 55th.
street there; a home valued at $250,000? The owner ismovie star Tony Perkins. The "For Sale" sign hgg been up!
for a wear . . . Pretty Maureen Crowley oi CB5 and Wm.
Mecabe, a coon-to-be doctor. wed soon . .. . You ma! now
get a eevier sandwich and a peach champeene cocktail atE Morocco for only $12. Tide doesn't include cabaret. city].
and cute taxes. cover charge or tip . . . June L. Walker oil
the B'wsy chow: and husband D. Walker, a playwright. will?be 3 in April. - * " _ =
LARK JANICE HARPER and the owner of Lee Champs
plnnninz e weddin: at St. Thomas in the Caribbean? Bo
goes the buzz . . . The intimate diary oi Pope John bezun
at the age 14! will be out in April under the title "Journal
of I. Soul" . . . Sotdee Review: Feb. 20th page 21 ran I.
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producing two new Tennessee William: play; unzu next
lesson because that: how scarce backers In lately . . . Oil-
B'we.'y theatre mg;-e. Dorothy Olin: and Gerald Krone will
manage each er Jim-ii 4. tn wedding day . . . Hen-ct
ecea P_ier_re_J use and Geo . gr. oullabbed on a new
pm titled: Spied? _ e on." due Me: e. The rm
gift! them poto_e"6£ spies in action overhere. ,i_l ._ / _
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i'e tune:-1!. turned out ve completely dirterent leads nioe
I. rurmint aocount~_'Ibtai words in one day: 33,400 . . .
Lovely Mexican act;-es: Amparo M01-lilo has a delightful
eccent. one nroly coined e new word when in fractured
molten! she said: 6incericumr" . . . Mme. Nhu and debit
aresta:rlr:¢c1oeetotheirParieanert1nentduringtheViet
mm crisis. Even cancelled an invite to nearby Monaco from
Prince and Princess Rainier .' . . The vice squad checking
some midtown discotheque places lot a tip that some iemma
teeners who frequent them can be dated for a fee . . . ii
ehowmen want the Neivweek and World-Telly orltira to ate!
in I happy mood-seat them aisles apart.
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Reference is made to captioned column in t_l_ie3-2_6- 65 /. '
issue of the "New York Journal American_'_' which states that Piergeiuss _
k 5 and George Carpozi collaborated on captioned boo and v1gr_e_gilenT_Q_.__
photos of spies in action over here by the FBI. The Director note "Is
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requested public source data on spies in the United Nations ior a
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In 8- 64 Carpozi called the Bureau and asked for phot§é/to illustrate his book. Upon approval, he was _f;g1ggh
in the Martynov case; these pictures involved t emeeting oi the FBI
Agent disguised as an Army colonel with Martynov. They have been
widely circulated previously. Carpozi on being furnished these pictures _-
was told that he was not to attribute them to the FBI.
B; is noted also that Carpozi recently sent us his manuscript
which was a combination of facts woven with imagination. To protect our
best interests, it was approved that we furnish Carpozi suggested chang-.
Carpozi was also told that the FBI was not responsible for data in his ' _book and that he should make no public mention that he had been in congt =3
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of Washington Reporters Vol. XII - Rb. 3
White House IES! -- The strong bipartisan go-ahead from Capitol Hill on Vietnam is regarded
as a finm commitment, like the Democratic majority's endorsement of the Eisenhower
Doctrine in 1958.
Capitol Hill IES! -- Regardless of its merits the Dirksen constitutional amendment perudt-
ting state legislatures to be patterned after the Congress, with one House based on
population and the other on factors other than population,appears doomed this year.
House Ways and Means Committee IES! --The Medicare bill H.R. 1! will be taken up the
third week of April, if not sooner, after the comittee disposes of excise tax reduc-
tion.
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Senate IES! -- Chairman Willis Robertson's Banking and Currency Committee hearings next
week on the international trade payments deficit will show U.S. tourism abroad is
negligible in accounting for the dollar drain.
Paris IES! -- Rep. Wayne Hays proposal to levy a $100 departure tax on Americans bound
for France, as against a $l levy on Americans traveling elsewhere abroad, is regarded
as frivolous. It's recalled that Hays is a regular traveler abroad, on official busi-
ness, and once favored Air France on excursions to Paris.
Harrisburg IES! - Gov. Scranton can't run in 1966 to succeed himself and pretends to be
indifferent about G0? presidential prospects in '58. But there's talk of drafting
recently reelected Sen. Hugh Scott for governor, and of finding some way of keeping
Scranton in the limelight. He's dealing with a Democratic-controlled House, a Repub-
.c lican-controlled legislature. -
Albany, N.Y. IE8! == Newcomer Democrats from suburbia and up sate "Bible Belt r "ts
frown on legalized offtrack betting. If the Republicans remain solidly be ocke-
feller, enough Democratic votes are available to sustain a veto.
New York IES! -- The talk about Sen. Jack Javits running for mayor if a Fusion ticket is
organized shouldn't be taken seriously. Look for increasing emphasis o Rep. John V.
Lindsay as GOP nominee.
Jerusalem IE8! -- France is supplanting West Germany as supplier of arms shipuwnts Bonn
suspended under pressure from Cairo. Bonn is expected to make up for its fubling in
this episode through other trade with Israel. West German rocket scientists still in
Egypt will be under increasing pressure to come home or forfeit citizenship.
New York IES! -- It's estimated that 1,800 hard-core conservationists in Westchester
County constitute the nucleus of the fight against hydroelectric development in the
famed Free Port here} Th,_e's also worry about the emp _ 3 on "See America First .
Tourism is Ireland's
theoretical than realivisible" export, that helps cc" er a deficit that is more
. Irish International Airlines be ts the highest load factor
in the transatlantic passenger traffic and is booked lid for this year's summer
season.
Boston IES! -- Colonist A.A. Michelson, writing in the ston Globe and other Massachu-
setts dailies, notes that Sen. Ted Kennedy is the fi t member of his family to take
on the leadership responsibilities of the Democrats .n preparation for next year's
election wars. The Democrats will have to field candidates against the formidable
Leverett Saltonstall, a fixture in the u.s. Senate dinee his first election in 19th,
after rating as a gubernatorial ball-of-fire on Beacon Hill, and Gov. John Vblpe, who
is certain to seek reelection in 1966 fon what will be the first four-year term.in
that office. Michelson brushes off Kenny O'Donnell and Larry O'Brien as-hot prospects
for nomination for high elective office. The voters don't know either man well, he
holds, and there is doubt among the pols as to how much the two know about state prob-
lems.__They have_been preoccupied since 1960 with_sundry duties as aides of the late ., _ l . -. -__.H..._..l.._ - . . ,lN _ _ __,H ,,J.F.K. and, in l964, the Johnson-Humphrey Presidential campaign.
Los Angeles IES! -- The authoritative Field Survey rates Sen. Kuchel and George Christo-
pher, ex-Mayor of San Francisco, as the strongest available Republicans for next year's
gubernatorial race. Actor Ronald Reagan is ruled out despite his claim to political
fame on the strength of a speech last fall denouncing Medicare. So is Los Angeles oil-
man Joe Shell, one-time Assemblyman. How well the Republicans fare will turn on the
outcome of intra-party Democrats squabbling, which is worse than even that of new York
State Democrats. Speaker Jesse Unruh's latest clash with Gov. Pat Brown is over the
mayoralty race here, in which Unruh is backing incumbent Sam Yorty. Brown is backing
Rep. Jimy Roosevelt. Yorty was a flaming liberal in the Eouse early in the Eisenwower
era, but defected to Nixon in 1960, and has been at war with the City Council on most
issues. Unruh's last "triumph" over Gov. Brown was in masterminding Pierre Salinger's
upset primary win over Alan Cranston, a respected state official, and Salingers ill-
fated contest against winner George Murphy in November. Pat Brown is odds-on favorite
to prevail, and to win a third gubernatorial term, if he decides next year to run.
Civil Aeronautics Board IES! -- Airline officials are feverishly speculating about reports
Chairman Alan Boyd will go to the Commerce Department as Undersecretary for Transpor-
tation, succeeding c. D. Dan! Martin, a West Coast Cadillac distributor. Martin's
career since the New Frontier began has been a lacklustre one, and a speech in Balti-.
more a few weeks ago appears to have been a Swan Song: He denounced federal aid for
commuter transportation systems, despite the commitment of the Kennedy Administration
and L.B.J.3 who inherited it, to provide Washington cooperation in*coping'with'urban
problems, especially those of an interstate character. The move by the New Haven RR's
trustees to end passenger services generally, beginning with commuter trains between
Westchester County and Manhattan, coincided with Martin's speech. The Senate's con-
tingent from New York,Connecticut and Massachusetts is known to be worried about the
New Haven's plight, as are governors in Albany, Hartford and Boston, as well as state
legislators in those capitals. Boyd is known to aspire to run for governor of Florida
some day, but reportedly turned down a bid to get into administrative office as man-
ager of Dade County metropolitan Miami!.
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House Ways and Means Comittee IES! -- Demohratic whip Hale Boggs is expected to offer
the Administration-backed bill providing fbr~generous tax credits for private U.S.
investment in underdeveloped countries. The President referred to such plans in his
Foreign Aid message. The tax credits would be applicable to insured investments
against expropriation, nationalization, discriminatory tax treatment, etc.! and would
~ stimulate U.S. exports of capital goods as well as of technical managerial! services,
offsetting the dollar outflow. The substitution of private investment for U.S. grants
and development loans under the increasingly unpopular Foreign Aid program would sat-
isfy Congress that a sensible alternative to "giveaways" is now available, and end the
annual hassle over authorization and appropriation bills.bring home--from $100 a} 'holesale value to $50 atvretgif-is causing anguish at the
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Washington is a town full of opinions, few of them any good. The proliferation of col
umnists has resulted in a torrential flow of garbage, mendacious, unprincipled
Such is the attack now being made upon the President. He is a very human man,
and responsible. It is time that the great brains of Washington let him alone,
30b for which he was elected, the Job to which he is dedicated.
The television people, to a certain extent, have taken over the impartialand cruel.
high-minded
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istics of the press. Television burns up people very quickly,"so the telecasters do not,
emerge as Washington institutions. People like Ed Murrow, who did so much for the radical
left, gradually wear out their welcome and are not entertainment after a while. A dull,
ponderous man, like Cronkite, who reads mostly straight news, hangs on longer
But the colunists have multiplied like rabbits in the past few years because news-
papers have been too broke to hire their own help, so have bought the product Of a lot Of
prestidigous people. And all of them, swiming around the Federal capital like a school of
fish, have a tendency to pick up the war cry of the leaders. It becomes quite a clamor if '
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Lately the idea has to be "negotiate". No one has come up with whom or why, but Just
the same the opinions are set forth. One columnist specializes in weaving quite a web to
enmesh the President. He points out that Johnson must be irresponsible because he resents
unfair criticisms, and therefore he will lose the war in Viet Nam and then the world. If
this man ever had his advice taken, Chou En Lai would be presently in the White House.
92n.
The sainted Martin Luther King has added beautifully to the President's woes. At the
height of Viet Nam, Mr. King contrived a crisis worthy of the Kremlin. It was Just like
Khrushchev and Berlin. King went to a place called Selma, Alabama, turned children and a
mob of hysterical, ignorant people into the streets and got properly locked up. Then when
the television had saturated the country with the martyrdom of this holy man, he quickly
bailed himself out and announced he was going to see the President for the redress of his
wrongs in the sovereign State of Alabama.
He said this with.all the pomp of--yes, Khrushchev--and started off for Washington
with a roar of engines and 22 retainers. This man has more people to hold his
Charlemagne.
and to blazes with North Viet Nam, South Viet Nam and the rise or fall of the
public..i -_ s
.»"""*" 9292Then along,comes a b1§:SSE¬E 1s er in Washington, D.C., and adds to thenation by blasting John Edgar Hooverfxthe Director of the F.B.I. and the rock
forcement in this country. This man,_Fith a left-wing record as long as your
mobs can take to the streets, without restraint.coat than
This was indeed, one hell of a time to blast his way into the White House, but he did_
American Re-
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to get rid of Ho5ter_inhth§ ipterest of Mr. King, the sanctified man of God, so that the
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for negotiation. There is such a thing as Senatorial courtesy, but
of it. The Senator wants to negotiate when in world politics every
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The Passing Parade -- Part 1 _ _
that Lincoln's birthday would hardly be noticed were it not for the
politicians who use the event for self-serving oratory. Perhaps the same could be said about
St. Patrick's Day and Columbus Day. But the boring speeches of these observances can he tol-
erated and put down as a necessary exercise of political awareness, but nothing in these
black-tie rituals can compare with the blasting enthusiasm of the street parade. Giwn fair
weather and same lilting bands, there is nothing politically like it, even unto the second
generation. .
Up in the dusty,
one else knows about,sharp and corrupt city of Boston, they have three holidays which no
and which are political touchstones. The first is Evacuation Day,
which coincides with St. Patrick's Day on the lTth of March; the second is the 19th of
April, when Paul Revere made his famous ride; and the third is Bunker Hill Day, on the lTth
of June. The March parade is held in South Boston and the June parade is in Charlestown,
the site of the famous battle. Patriot's Day doesn't have a big city parade,
served in the towns of Lexington and Concord, and also in the running of the
thon race.
The local parade
tites and sharpen their wits. Regardless of the Alamos, Bunker Hill days andbut it is obi
annual mara-
is a fine opportunity for aspiring politicians to whet their appe-
various other
local fiestas, the one, standard, all-American observance in every hamlet and town has been
Fourth of July. "The Fourthl" was a cry from hill to hill, coast to coast and from the
Great Lakes to the Gulf. Every man, woman and child thrilled to anticipation of the day.
And the politicians made the most of it.
They marched with the old Grand Army and the United Confederacy, the Sons of the Revo-
lution and the Order of Cincinnati. They turned up in the ranks of the militia or leading
it. They rode with the Indian War vets and those of the Spanish struggle. Some played in
the community band and some Just walked along with a flag over one shoulder and eyes beam-
ing from one side to the other.|.
Some were featured in the "Horribles", a section of the parade with clown costumes and
designed to give the crowd a laugh, especially the future voters.
Fourth of July parades were always held in the morning because of the heat and the
fact that everyone was celebrating and might not be able to make it later on. This holiday
was one in which the lid was off. One grim New England preacher
hol was the Devil's kindling wood except on the Fourth of July.once proclaimed that alco-
It was the one holiday in
which the Juveniles could stay out all the "night before".
But the politician had no illusions about HIS duty. He did
early, pressed and brushed his uniform or best suit, soaked his
yellow laundry soap on the inside of his socks before he pullednot stay out. Be got up
feet in Epsom salts, rubbed
them on, and went out fresh
and clean to trudge in the gravel or on the asphalt to the delight of his fans.
A local Mayor or
tended to the rituals
reviewing stand. Then
the marchers. Then he
went home at noon forchainnan of the Selectmen had quite a day. He got up early and at-
mentioned above. He took his place in the parade until it reached the
he left the line of march and took his place on the stand and reviewed
partook of refreshments at the firehouse or G.A.R. building. Everyone
a feast of boiled salmon, white sauce, green peas, watermelon and
home-made ice cream, generally served outdoors under a tree. ,
Then he went off to the ball park and threw out the first ball. He remained dutifully
through the game. If a riot of over-stimulated fans took place he always was able to make
his way out of the crowd unseen. -
In the evening he went back to the same ball park and led the "0ooos" and "Ahaas" at
the fireworks. It was always quite a day. A continuing feature......!
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Black Iitusiizn leader. is using .-. lookalike.
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o;ed in Alabama. after being clubbed by
Scimaniaes. .
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C:::.".e:':;s Diane Cilentoi . . . Mrs. Sic.-_ey Poitier. whose
',-,;,,;w.nd is 1E}JO1'iCd1!' :oing to wed. D;s.".:.n:1 Carroll next,
.. ;.1'ing to forzet them bo:h by Iiroeuczng the film. "The
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dressing rooms at a t;'.::=.tre housing 1
s:.1_.s;1 musical. They will no longer issue wa;-;'-lizgs. It not
torrected at once they plan no force the theatre to close . . .
The "Lord Jim" p1'emie:'e gave the Runyon Cancer I-und
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found out her rstout z. can . . . Defense boss Mc;92amai-a. is going sligtiy daffY 4
t.;';'in;' to stop the military moonlighting in camps around
wa_;hington. Many drive cabs and tend filling stations be-
cause they can work at oclcl hiurs . . . RFKs press secy de-
parts any day or has he ._.;'eady?! to become r.s:.io'.'-_a1 news
cdztor for an L.A. paper . . . No. 1 mail izean at '.i.e White
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-.'.*.'_:-.; in the Latin Casino _. . . Loretta Young nestled in.
ci:ir.c.-.121; at 3:.sin Street cu;-ing Percy Lee's show. While
the .=-est of ".2; sipped Scotch Soars lovely Loretta had milk
and ce:'.£;t-5. Her escort was her biz mgr . . . The mags inl
Ger.'na::_r and Fr:t!'.ce are using Jackie Kennedy to up their:
circs. Linl-: her with Adlai and Marlon among others . . .?
Elect:-iquc. a Miami Beach. strip star who could double for
Jean IIa;'Iow, killed her roznance with I Jackie Gleason
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her 1;". 'I;;r.c's cover recentiy!. is the adored. of noted fashion
dis-;P-e1' Pierre Cardin S1-:e's in Mexico doing a picture with
Brigitte. Inc:-' are on the Ion;-kisstance by the hour , , ,
Ma'.'celo. the amenco star at Chateau Lied:-id, is a iarorite
of Ava Gar-d::er, Kim Nova}: and Rita 1-Ie,~,'worth. He's 22 . . .
Get? I.ocL:v.'c-ac had the Charles V wolfpaclc drooling when
he came in. r;i:E1 Stefanie Pozrers. .She has Angie Dickinson
less . . . F.-::.;h singer Pa:ac';iou's nightclub act includes 2.
"P-I! T 1:. L-=-:l;'" parody. Depicts Eliza as a streetwal.-zer.
'.'Z".e :;'_'iCS are lzlarlcus . . . James Garner is this Dopularzf
1-; r ;~:s top oiling, over Melina Mercourl in Welcome, 331-,
E:..:'- . 3" ever. 1.1 Greece, her homeland.
3 .;.2'i'G HOTELS are the most expensive. according to
fri:.'.:_s 7.: . :-Lei-: from a. world. tour. More expensive than
Eyre. _;".'.:e:. Pars, etc. . . . The Copa chorines have a. pact.
Z:-ii :.e no: date 3- ieliow who dated one of the line for z
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on tr! has been re=issued to theati-es. They hope to cash
in on the film's famine lead. Si-.ii-Iey Eaton, who got all that
pluglicity in the mags and papers as the cold-painted B:-be
in the '"GoIdfinger _pi<_:ture . . . The strenuous comedy capers
that Pete": Sellers goes through in "What's New. Pussycat?" t
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IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE FOLLOWING MISSION BE CARRIED OUT IF
WE ARE TO OVERTHROW THE UNITED STATES FROM WITHIN. THE MAJOR STRENGTH
OF THE AMERICAN NATION AND ITS MILITARY HAS BEEN SINCE ITS INCEPTION
THE YOUTH OF THE COUNTRY. IT IS THEREFORE NECESSARY THAT THIS GROUP
BE RUTHLESSLY DISECTED,CRIPPLED,MAIMED, TORTURED, AND WEAKENED PHYSICALY
MENTALLY, AND MORALY. THE YOUTH OF AMERICA MUST BE TAUGHT TO FORGET THEI1
MILITARY HISTORY, THEIR RELIGIOUS BELIEFS, THEIR SENSE OF DECENCY THEIRLOVE OF SPORTS AND TEAMWORK, THEIR SENSE OF LOYALTY, AND MOST OF ALL
THEY MUST BE TAUGHT TO DESPISE THE WORD PATRIDTISM, THIS GROUP MUST BE
TURNED INTO DELINQUENTS,DOPE ADDICTS, DRUNKS, PIMPS, PROSTITUTES, DOPE
PUSHERS, LESBIANS, HOMOSEXUALS, SADISTS, MASOCHISTS, ATHEISTS, NEUROTICSPSYCHOPATHS, AND KILLERS. THIS MISSION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED IN THE MOST
DEVISTATIEG CAMPAIGN OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE IN HISTORY.
COMMUNIST PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE Arman; QB THE
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DOCTRINE
I. A LARGE SCALE PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE PROGRAM WILL BE BEGUN
AGAINST THE AMERICAN CHILDREN UTILIZING MOVIES,TELEVISION SHONS,BOOKS
PAMPHLETS, RADIO SHOWS, COMIC STRIPS, MAGAZINES, POST CARDS, SCHOOL
TEXT'S AND ALL OTER MEDIA OF CHILDRENS INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
II. THIS HIGH PRESSURE PROPAGANDA PROGRAM WILL BE BACKED UP BY
THE MAFIA WHICH WILL SELL THE NARCOTICS,ALCAHOL, AND PORNAGRAPHY, AND
DESTROY THE SPORTS IDOLS OF THE CHILDREN.
I. THE SECURITY FOR THIS PROGRAM IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT AND
L ASSIGNMENT AND IT IS GIVEN TO CONRAD JOHN §. HOOYER.
ORDER: IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THIS IMPORTANT THEME BE REMEBERED WHEN
PRODUCING PROPAGANDA FOR THE AMERICAN CHILDREN:
1. THE AMERICAN cum! IS mucwr AT nor-as mm IN scnooz. THAT
THE mums or DRUNKENESS,I!-EMORALITY,IRREVERENCE,DISRESPECT FOR mw mm
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