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rplained that a letter dated September 20, 1956, under
rhead the "wrdinal 'e Residence, 458 Madison Avenue,
.. Cardinal Spell:-.cn acct cent
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the hatter. y does not know what
the agency cou to help . __critical
loaned his file, enclosed herewith, concerning
the latter to the Lia e includes the letter
stated that the enveloh
apparently has been oe . _ __
10T_I0}L":Q. _If you approve, there is enclosed herewith a letter settég
forth the pertinent information concerning the above to the-Jew fork
Office. Ieae fork is not being instructed to take any furthier action.- O . l -A I"- " aacomm - i 9Z'4"~'5'?>"-M-,., 7:3"
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the above ie being furniehed to you for your conjidentiaii ti d rther a tin ehoulci be taken by you In the nforla on an aofu o , .
event that you receive any infomatioa rel e utter,the Bureau would be immediately aduieed. ie being ;1:.informed that the lureau ie not taking any nveet gatiue aqtioaand it ie heing eaggeetecl that he nap mien to refer thin latterte the state Department. ' ' ' *
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Thu enclosures Ilthyour lotterot
March 12, 1957, have been gratelully received, and
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Dear Mr. Hoover:
' Thank you very muchufor your acknowledgment
of my note of congratulations. Since I wrote the note
I observe that your address has been published
textually in the Catholic News of the Archdiocese of
New York and in The Brooklyn Tablet. Both of these
publications had editorials which I thought you would
enjoy reading. It is not necessary for you to acknowledge
receipt of them to me.
With kind regards and hoping that our paths
will cross before long, I remain
Your sincere friend,
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lei York Diviaion obtaining iron the Cardina1e
oiiice in lee York adoitional detailed iniornation
which light aaaiat in further identifying the liaeing
oroaa. Ian York, it poeaibio, nhould obtain a
photograph to aaaiat Anchorage in any inquiry being
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in the Iational Stolen Property Pile. low Ior nay
consider inrther inquiry at the ¬ir¢ine1'e oiiiee
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that I111 aneiat anchorage in their eiiorta to recover
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FPANCIS CAPQIHAL SPE!..1!'.A!~I visited alas!-:a duz'ir.g the latter
part of December, 1957, following which he departed en route
Tokyo arriving there on December 22, 1957. While in Alaska
the Cardinal, as a result of weather conditions, was
obliged to limit his visit to Anchorage, Fairbanks, and '
some points of inter-est to hin in ccth cf these cities.
local chaplains by telegram that he had lost his Pectoral
Cross somewhere on his Journey. A search of winter clothing
used by him as well as quarters occupied failed to reflect
presence of the cross and it is presumed that it may
have been lost somehwere in Alaska._ _ ,I Following his arrival in Tokyo he notified
I have informed the Agents oi this office con-lcerning the cross and through them the Police Department I.
at Anchorage an<_i__Fa:1,roa after I had
specifically inquired of as to whether /'/I-'1 1
he thought the Qardinal would interpose any objection to
the police being notified oi the loss, He assured me
that there would; be sic objection but that such action would
be welcome. _-.- :1: --
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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- April 7, 1959
Dear In. Hoover: .
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the form of a dinner for C;a_r_Q_i,_n§ -aSge_1_;Qan, will
take place on Hay 13, 1959, at the grand ballroom of
the Hotel Plaza, New York city, although cardinal
Spellman will celebrate his aeventieth birthday on ~ 92May 4th. 92 i f' P inquired as to whether or L7?
not you might interested in attending the Cardinal
birthday party. I advised him that you were a great
admirer ofardinal Spellman, but that I didn't know
your coumitments and therefore was unaware of whether
or not it would be possible for you to attend ii invited.
1-1y purpose in writing at the moment is
to advise that you will receive an invitation to attend
and sit on the dais. ~-
Sincerely , »: '
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Hr. J. Edgar Hoover;
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Dear llr . Hoover:
On I dn a ' In 13th at 1:00 P.I. the' Arch:io:a:yo:";::'n%orF%lTT@:labrnte U2 Seveui-iei-ll ' ' Francis ardina S-mellman Birthday of Ilia &1nenc _with a Dinner and Dance a e of-e PIN III N" Y°"|
The beneficiary of this Formal Birthday Boll fill BE
the Cardinal Spellman Serviceman: Club. I an vritin
to ask if you Iould honor us vith your presence i-hit
evening. Hoping that it ia possible for you to attendMohr_.__
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Dear "
Thank you very much for the cordial invitation
contained in your letter of April T, 1959, to ltlend the dinner .
and dance honoring Bis Eminence Francis Cardinal gaellman.
While I wish it were possible for me to be with
you on May 13, 1959, I deeply regret that n prior commitment
will not allow me this pleasure. It is my earnest hope, however,
lint this llffair will be 1 most successful one, and I do appreciate
your thoughtfulness In asking me. - ~- - -- - ~-
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1 WW Catholic Welfare Con ierencecal1$ my oiiice this rt: to -irfie eteted that Cardinal Bpellm
might appear before the Senate Judiciary Cqmmittee next week and testify on the i
evil eects 0! pornographic literature on youth and strive to have appropriate
legislation passed in regard to pornographic material.
According u>_ the Cardinal called him this morning
and stated that he was anxious o get any possible statements which the Director _.might have made on the subject oi pornographi literat rder to utilize it in 2his testimony. Arrangements were made i pick up the
Director's introductions to the May, 1957, and May, 1958, Law EnforcementBulletin concerning the subject of pornographic literature as well as the Director;
American Le ion speech in 195'! in which he made reference to this problem.in-1 my sr=1=f=1- i /7jaunt-
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laws.
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Z We are honored again this year in thatl President Eisenhower will present the Big Brother of
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Dear Mr. Berurind:
Ihmili you very much tor the cordial imitation oi
rebruar, 5, 1960, to attend the presentation on the Big Brother
of the Year Award to His I-.'n=inence Francis Car-Jtnal Spellman
at the nite House on l-'ebru.lr; 19, 1060, as well as the luncheon
in honor 0| Cardinal Spellma-i.
r92'htlQ i limit-.1-:1! wish i could attend both oi these
iuncttons, 1 regret that I will not he in Aisshington on that date,
and, theremrs, will not he able to he with you. Again, my thanks
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past month have kept me from my desk so it is only
now that I have been able to read your masterful
address in Chic-ago before the Quinn Chapel of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church. __
1 arn very grateful to you for writing it and I __
thank you for sending me acopy. It is needless to say
I agree with your conclusions that we must be ever alert
to the evil. influence of groups which spread hatred and
bigotry. You may be assured of my cooperation with you Iin your wonderful work. Q:¥,'92
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Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, A 13 JUN 291960
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qt Reference is made to the memo dated October 27, 1960, irom
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The Liaison Section has advised that the Spanish language plates
will be obtained from United States Information Agency this week, and we will
have the Mechanical Section print the 55, 000 copies as soon as possible. Forty-
iive thousand copies will be sent to the New York Office as soon as they are .
available, and we will alert other oiiices to the availability oi this item.
In View of Mr. To1sons instruction to use a better photograph oi
Mr. Hoover on the cover and the request oi United States Information Agency that
the pamphlet contain no indication that it is a document of that agency, we have
requested the Exhibits Section to design an entirely new cover. This will be
submitted for approval as soon as it is available.
Enclosed are letters to the New York Office and to Cardinal
Spellman, advising that the pamphlet is being printed and that the requestedcopies will be furnished them in the near iuture. I I f/_ y___ 5-g; 4 _ A
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1 have received youristter of January 16,
1961, and 1t was good of you to comment so favorably
concerning "One Nation: Response to Commie»-'-'"m. "
Hr. Malone has advised ms of your
conversation with him, and 1 am most appreciative ot
your kind sentiments. Your expressions of confidence
1n this Bureau were s source of great encouragement to
me, and you may be sure we will strive to merit your
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noted that the latter had requested 45, 000 copies of this reprint. These
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COMMUNISM. I shall make good use of this article.
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. John Malone
of your office who was courteous enough to call on me. I
asked him to convey to you my sentiments of esteem and
my appreciation for your wonderful leadership, with the
assurance of my wholehearted support of your efforts.
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distribution or coloring posters. His Excellency was very
pleased to learn of such a fine program and is desirous or
' assisting in this matter wherever possible. The Cardinal
reels that Mr. HOOVER is rendering s tine service to the
American public in pushing such a worthy program. The Cardinal
said he believes every conceivable means should be taken to
lessen the dangers of innocent children from the sex criminal.
His Excellency feels the distribution or the coloring posters
that Honsi or EDWARD l.kGU%NORS, Associate Superintendent
relstive"to theidistributioni
Ionsignor OONNORS was contacted on this date and
the Bureau's interest in distributing the coloring postwas discussed. Monsignor OONNOS advised that the posters
should be distributed in the H00 elementary schools of the
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that if after all the parochial school children received sposter, any undistributed copies should be given cut go the
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I wish to point out that Cardinal SPELLIMI, during
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the sort perforied ti the FBI. .
Cardinal SPELLIIAH stated that he stood ready at all
tiles to extend his personal assistance or influence on theBureau's behalf. further, he would also at an; tine sake
available all facilities of his office.
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It should be noted that the Cardinal previously iused the facilities of his office in distributing the boohtt 'entitled me Iatioen's Response to communism . is a result Iof cerdinal 8rBLLlmI's efforts, 45,000 copies have been Idistributed in 8!. - .
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HIS EMINENCE
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cl our poster warning against the child molester,
and went to take this opportunity to expreee my
deep appreciation. Monsignor Connors has been
most helpful, end in the near iuture, posters will
be in the hands cl countless thousands cl children
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Dear Friend: .
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The following is the address delivered by
His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman at
the dedication of the Cornelius J. Drew
Houses on Thursday, July llth, at 10:30 AtM.
The dedication of the Cornelius J.Drew Houses is an extremely
happy and gratifying occasion for me. Naturally I am always
pleased when a priest of this Archdiocese is honored, but I
am especially pleased today, because Msgr. Drew was one of our
truly great priests. Selfless and dedicated, the last thing
he ever wanted during his lifetime was honor for himself. But
the memory of such a man deserves to be enshrined, and I can
think of no more fitting way to perpetuate the memory of Msgr.
Drew than by giving his name to this magnificent housing projec
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Msgr. Drew was a practical priest. His eyes were fixed on heaven
but he never lost sight of this earth, its people and their daily needs. He
not only brought the glad tidings of the Gospel to those he served; he
also labored that they might have a fair measure of the material things of
life, without which it is difficult to respond to the demands of the spirit.
A starving child finds it hard to pray. A family in a cramped, unsanitary
tenement is scarcely ableto function as a family - to stay together and to
pray together in the way a family should. Msgr. Drew saw this clearly,
and he brought the principles of a living faith to his people, eagerly
cooperating with his fellow citizens to improve the housing, the education,
and the geneal welfare of all the people of the neighborhoods where he
ministered as priest and pastor.
This new development, therefore, is dedicated to the memory of a
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to the success of his ministry here. In recent when Monsignor
Drew's strength began to fail l went to him and offered him an assignment
which would be less demanding an his physical energies. His answer
was characteristic -- Allow me," he said, -"lo die as I have lived --
among mylfriends and neighbors in Harlem."
l lcnow that Monsignor Drew would not want his name to be used
on these buildings today unless it were clearly understood that it stands
as a symbol for the devoted and dedicated priests, brothers, sisters and
laity who for more than .50 years have cherished the privilege to live,
to work and to die among their friends and neighbors in Harlem.
Happily there is a growing awareness in our country of these
basic needs of people. This housing proiect is one evidence at that
awareness. The Cornelius J. Drew Houses is a tribute to the public
housing programs of our City and State. Public housing under the
Federal, State and City programs, helps fill the need For decent dwellings
for many of our fellow Americans of all races, creeds and colors, and,
therefore, deserves the approval and the encouragement of all our citizens.
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perfect the programs so weii under way.
When we spealc of all races, creeds and colors we touch upon
something which is an everyone's mind today, and about which it is
impossible to remain silent on such an occasion as this - and that is the
crying need For ustice and equaiii-y For our Feiiaw American citizens
who are Negroes. The inequities inflicted upon them have been a
festerirg problem in our society for many decades. There is simply no
reann - there never was and there never can be -- why the color of a man's
éiri ii-.c-.i!d iimit his a%:-tiinities in c aciety that boasts of Er-..ie¢m.
The Negro is asked to give as much as any other many for his
country. He has a right to receive back from his country in equal measure.
On my trips over many years to visit our soldier-sons all over the world, I
have seen White and Negro nldiers serving our country, suffering the
same hardships and confronting the same hazards of war. Yet contrary to
every Christian principle md in downright defiance of the glorious American
ideal of equal iustice for all, some of those some Americans who tidied the'r
lives for America - for you and for me - are denied the right to vote, the
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right to receive an adequate education, the right to live where they desire
and their means enable them to live and to receive the normal courtesies
befitting their dignity as human beings.
They are denied these rights only one reason - the color of
their skin. How lamentable that some Americans who would die together
today, will not eat together, will not travel together, will not live togetherl
This is an outrage which America cannot tolerate. Doors cannot continue
to close in the faces of Negroes as they search for jobs, as they strive for
membership in some unions, as they seels the chance for specialized iab
training. Surely the spirit of iustice and equality which lives in the very
heart of our great nation will not permit these inequities to continue.
People today are restless and impatient with the painfully slow
progress that has been made in solving this problem of racism. The tradition
of America is to get things done promptly and efficiently. Her tradition
is also to get them done peacefully. In other lands, and unfortunately
also in our own, violence has often been the companion of change. That is
not the right way in America. That is not the American way. We must
accomplish what has to be done working together, as one people with a common
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These ideals could be effectively realized if bll Americans
regardless of religion would drop the barriers of discrimination, if employers
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Negroes may become qualified, and freely admit. Negroes to unions and to
apprenticeship programs.
g, the excellent laws against dis --imination
in New Yorlr City and New York State must be supplemented by the active
interest and vigilant efforts of all our citizens. Different races can live
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differ from one another by virtue of their ethnic qualities, they all possess
certain essential common elements and are inclined by -nature to meet
each other in the world of spiritual values, whose progressive *
assimilation opens to them the possibility of perfection without limits.
They have the right and duty, therefore, to liv_e in communion with one
another."
in this immediate neighborhood stands the Lieutenant Joseph
P. Kennedy, .lr., Memorial Community Center. Established in May,
l954, this Community Center serves over 2,000 individuals in thirty-four
different activities. There everyone who desires or needs its services is
vvelcome. Such has been the consistent policy of our Archdiocesan
Institutions in the one hundred fifty six years of the history of the
Archdiocese of New York, For this is Catholic Faith - Catholicism and
Americanism in action.
In the field of education, we seek schools thot are honestly
integrated. I am proud that our parochial schools, high schools, colleges
and universities are open and have been open through the years to boys and
girls of every color. Our own new sixteen classroom parochial school of
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opportunity is being expanded to give solid instruction to all the chilcien.
The Catholic people gladly make this contribution to the community and to our
beloved oountry. Better education is necessary, and we are ever seeking to
irnprove the minds and hearts of all our chilien, and Cotholic people
make tremendous sacrifices to build our schools and to maintain them. This
we could not possibly do if it were not for the heroically generous oontribution
of their very lives by the Sisters and Brothers who teach in our Catholic
schools. And when this new St. Charles Parochial School opens its doors,
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it is my intention that it bear the honored name of Monsignor Cornelius Drew.
The American Catholic Bishops declared in I958 that "the heart
of the race question is moral and religious. It concerns the rights of man and
our attitude toward our fellowman." Only last week when President Kennedy
visited our new Holy Father, Pope Paul Vi, His Holiness said, "We are ever
mindful in our prayers of your efforts to insure all your citizens the equal
benefits of citizenship which have as their foundation the equality of all men
because of their dignity as persons and children of God."
I had the opportunity in l949 of sending my congratulations and
good wishes to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
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on its 4-Oth Anniversary, of which I have the honor of being a life merrber.
I said then, and now I repeat: "The Catholic Church repudiates as
abhorrent to her very nature the pernicious doctrine that men are born
with the stamp upon than of essential racial superiority or inferiority. She
recognizes no master race, but proclaims the God-given equality before
God of all souls, for whose salvation our Blessed Redeemer suffered and
sacrificed."
our own Catholic Interracial Council has done much to tum
the attention of people to the problems of racial iniustice. Many of our
parishes have conducted workshops and study programs in an effort to
further integrated living and equal educational opportunity for all and to
end discrimination in employment and in union membership. _
But much - ever so much - remains to be done. The great
Christian and American principle of equality must be reduced to action
in local circumstances and in specific ways. We need civil rights
measures enacted into low; but we also need the attitudes of justice and
charity to be applied by every person in our society to the concrete
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solved. -
Our Negro brother wants more than a house in America. He
wants a home in America. He wishes to feel at_l-tome here. He belongs
fully to America and he wants to feel fully accepted here. Until his
desires are fulfilled none of us can be assured of the blessings of liberty
for ourselves and our posterity.
America has met her problems in the past, and has met them
successfully and without turmoil. We must believe that she will meet this
problem and that it too will be successfully resolved.
May we, through our cooperative efforts and our hurrble prayers,
beseech Almighty God, the Creator and the loving Father of all peoples
and all races, to hasten the day when in our beloved land liberty and
iustice will prevail for all men.
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Your sincere friend,
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ADDRESS OF HIS EMINENCE, FRANCIS CARDlNAl.
SPELLMAN, AT THE GRAND AERIE CONVENTION
BANQUET OF THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES,
DENVER HILTON HOTEL, AUGUST 6, l96_4.
Twice previousiy, in Toronto and in Pittsburgh, you have given me
I"the privilege of adciessing your Annual Convention. A third invitation
came as a surprise. Seldom enough does a third invitation come to any 7*
speaker - certainly not to this speaker - and frankly it was tar too
attering to decline. l am delighted to be with you and I thank you
for inviting me again.
I want to express my deep appreciation for your singular
generosity to charitable causes close to my heart, and I assure you -
that you have also the appreciation of mmy grateful people who have
benefited from your gifts.
Your Order has always been concerned with worthy causes and
you have been outstanding in your commitment to foster them.
l have come here tonight to ask you with all my heart to accept,
on behalf of the children at our great, free and wonrkous nation a
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responsibility to your country and your families, you are undoubtedly as
deeply concerned as I arn about the current savage attacks upon our sense at
moral decency directed from many quarters, supported by numerous self-
seeking individuals and organizations and sustained by much False reasoning.~ u
The unfortunate victims of this all-out assault of paganism with
its accompanying effects of violence, crime and immorality are the
young boys and girls of our nation whose innocent hearts, minds and souls
are being deliberately corrupted and diabolically diverted from the noble
purposes for which they were created by God.
Unless we launch a vigorous counter attack, how will these
little ones be able to withstand the brutal and devastating biows levelled
at them by this powerhouse of perversion which, like a wolf in sheep:
clothing appeals to their innocent emotions, enters into the household oi
their immature thoughts and devours them from within?
Paganism of this sort is nothing new. Obscenity, pornography,
salacious literature - whatever you may oall it is a two billion dollar
a year racket in the United States. it is promoted and peopled by unscrupulous
profit seekers. it is shocking when we realize that 75% - 90% of the materials
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people.
Pornography encourages brutality, violence, iniustice,
irreverence, disrespect for authori cit pleasure seeking, abnormality,
degeneracy and other signs of mental maladjustment.
Specifically, I would like to call to your attention a tragedy
which occurred in New Jersey last month. According to newspaper
accounts, a ten-year-old girl was bludgeoned, strangled and murdered
by two young boys iust a little older than herself. instinctively, she
tried to defend herself as these young boys attempted to make an attack
upon her. They met her natural resistance with a savage attack of the
fists, then wrapped a sash cord around her neck and choked her until
she was dead .
_ The Police say one of these young boys was a regular reader
of a national weekly publication, circulated openly, which features
gory and indecent stories with accompanying sordid graphic evidences of
these some accounts.
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at hunckeds of cases involving youth which could be described in detail.
A panel of iuveniie iues in that sam - recently linked the i-
availability ot indecent publications with the rise in iuvenile crime.
They said the upswing in anti-social behaviour is reflected in the number
of youths involved in sex Offenses.
J. Edgar Hoover, the Director of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation stated recently:-
"Sex and magazines are creating criminals
faster than iails can be built to house them."
The vast maiority of Americans are hard working, God-
fearing decent people who are conscientiously endeavoring to guide
their young along the true pathways of responsible living. Daily they
make tremendous sacrifices in order that their childen may grow strorg
and straight. They encourage their children in the development of good
habits and sound moral values.
Guiding youngsters is not an easy task - and, it is a
sacred responsibility. Yet, there are those who would make it even more
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flood of pornography with all its corrupting inuences. They know that
salocious literature corrupts both young and old. However, it is especially
cruel to the young in destroying moral values and inducing perversion.
Experts on juvenile delinquency have told us it is impossible to
inculcate sound moral values and to produce good citizens among young people
who are immersed in the cesspool of pornography and immorality.
I know you will agree that we have on our hands a problem of
serious proportions which demands our immediate attention and action. It is
a problem which in America s past, civil authorities ordinaily would have
dealt with swiftly and surely. However, today low enforcement agencies
have been frustrated in their work by court decisions rendered by a few misguided
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which the courts of Ohio have found to be obscene. The vote in this
case was 6 - 3.
The regrettable, but obvious conclusion is that the community
standards prevailing among the Supreme Court iudges who voted in such a
way, are substantially below the standards at the communities over which
they sit in judgment.
In my own state of New York, the Court at Appeals in an
incredible 4 - 3 decision, reversed on iniunctian barring the sale of
Fanny Hill" and declared that the novel was not obscene.
In another startling decision on that very day, the some court
declared Section 484 H of the New York State Penal Law, a portion dealing
with pornography, unconstitutional .
Section 484 H clearly stated: That a person who wilfully or
knowingly sells, lends, gives away. . .to any person under l8 years of age. . .
any book, pocketbook, pamphlet or magazine, the cover or contents of which
exploits, is devoted to, or is principally made up of descriptions of illicit
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four judges of the state's highest court were swayed by the absurd argument
of an American Civil Liberties Union attorney, asserting its unconstitutionality
on the grounds that it abridges freedom of the press, violates the First
Amendment and violates the I4th Amendment by denying due process oi low
in that the language is too vague for a criminal statute.
ln dissenting sharply, Judge Adrian P. Burke wrote: If there was
ever a statute that set forth its objective in unmistakable language, 484 H
of the Penal Law is it...yet we this day unbiushingly iniorm the iegisiature
that we are not quite sure what it is talking about. . .after this display of self-
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by those who profit from the salacious as a spurious rallying cry to defeat the
high purpose contained in this legislation. . "
I am also heartened by the intelligent and sound observations of
Judge Charles S. Desmond, who in a vigorous and well-reasoned dissent
in the Fanny Hill case stated: "l retuse to believe that all this can continue
to be the law. I predict that the wheel will turn and the pendulum swing back
Sometime and somehow we will return to the historical meaning at Freedom
of the Press. On that awaited day, the courts will find it possible in at
least some extreme cases, not only to announce but to apply their oft-repeated
holding that obscenity is an exception to the First Amendment's protections.
Like the three dissenting iudges, we cannot accept these court
decisions quietly and without reservation, ii this nation is to survive.
decisions impose upon us the responsibility for immediate, continuous and
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dollar segment of the pornography incbstry that escapes prosecution under
present law while flooding the mails with "suggestive" material, much of it
directed at young people. '
in New York City, Mayor Wagner I-ias acceded to our request
for the formation of a Citizens Commission comprised of parents, educators,
business leaders, labor leaders, members of business and political associations,
lawyers and members of religious bodies. This Citizens Commission is
charged to assume the civic and moral responsibility for taking the necessary,
appropriate and legal means of protecting our youth and the family life of
our city from the dehumanizing influences of salacious literature. It will,"
of course, be a long uphill battle, but we shall struggle unceasingly in this
cause of decency until the victory has been won.
l love the freedoms of America as much as any man and I would risk
my life to defend them. But, in my opinion, freedom of the press was never
intended to afford protection to the shameless, profiteering degraded merchants
of filth.
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encompassirg every city, town and viiiage oi this great nation, a Cfusado
that will deal a mortal blow to this powerhouse ot pornography, reaffirm
the ideals of the family and our young people and preserve the strong
traditions of a free America. We must return to that righteous standard
oi thinking and personal Conduci which our parents and iorches were
careful to instill in their chilcken as they prepared them for life in a
grown-up-world. We must preserve a genuine respect for modesty and a
profound reverence for the power which God has placed in every human
ceia, making men and women co - '- " m in the p.-is-ileg
task of bringing new life into the world.
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have wealcened America's efforts to protect its youth to reconsider their
responsibilities to Almighty God and to our country.
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media of radio , television, motion pictures, newspapers and magazines
think always of America and her chilrien and place decency before
sensationalism and profit.
We now renew our pledge of dedication to encouraging, guiding
and helping America: youth to become honorable and useful members of their
communities and loyal, God-loving citizens of thei r country.
We will strive continuously to direct and train boys and girls to
recognize and follow the pathways of good living that will make them prayerful,
grateful, outstanding Americans seeking lo befriend and help a neighbor in need,
ready and willing to live, and if need be to die, to defend our great free and
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Kelly and that Kelly had just retu from the Cardinal's residence.
Cardinal Spellman received a wire iehruary_ilTI, F355, frowhich stated, "Would appreciate advice if ou co __ ~ W ' ="~
Minnesota, on Januar . . enc os g a c eck as contribution
'0 hie campaign. Received copy of ' et nd check which are apparentlytreing mailed all over. I-tegard.s, 7nited States Senate." %:
lielly advised that Cardinal Spellman had his assistant,
lvioniignor Broderick, immediately send a wiro hack to ==tating
Cardinal llman never made any contribution to any political campaign,
asking to send a copy of the letter and check to the Cardinal,
hich su sequently did. Cardinal Bpellman advised Kelly that the
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wondered ii it would be ossible for the Headquarters Stat! at the Bureau tomake a contact withh so that the matter referred to here abovecould he handled niuietly and without publicity. Kelly advised that he made no
cemtrntnient to the _Ierd_i_nal but merely etated he would advise Iashinaton 1"Headquarters oi the pardinal's request. 6 [y
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mailing and forged signature on a check transmitted interstate might not be a
violation of some Federal law Kell 1 l that hi u . y ee e t I would he a basis for goingtopto see it he ie satisfied with the Cardinal's response, at which L.
time would appear ii the lenator is satisfied that the Senator could he told oi "
the C.ardina1'e hope that the inquiry could he handled uietl and without an publicity. Ii you concur, we will see that 6:1? .7; y, ». =~='====-§_ . mum:-1EE2RD.ED' .ern W 6.' Mn an--= T Y 4- ;_A-1U8"" 'E¢ V" 'N, 3;»1 <2.|.....-.»-ea»--A 1¢_|,.,_,,., ~ .....-
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do as to publicity. _concerning
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and without publicity inasmuch as ,
sent-Ii any such campaign contributiongnotcd we could give no assurance as toso-t
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ASAC Simon of New_ Yo k dvi
2-23-56 that Cardinalfspellman early
letter and photostat of the check whichr a sed my office at 6:00 pun.
could not find the copy-of the '
sent to him but had during
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anuary , , at mi Beach, Florida bearing a return address Post Office_ The letter stated: "Dear While taking a little rest here in L4
Florida and getting some much-needed recreation after my trip to the 0___Li_e_n§ H
they are running at Hialeah!, I was given a copy of the announcement of your
anandidacy for the Presidency of the United States on the atheist ticket. I
hasten to enclose my contribution of $10, 000 fer your campaign. C-onfidentially,
I have a selsh motive in furthering cause and I wish to give iome advice.
My advise is to duck the Presbyterian issue. It is too late to get them all asEisenhower and Stevenson were there first--. And second, stick to the atheists I
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Iand that is where I come in. When you by pure reason and logic have drawn
out all ct the atheiete and ether .ir.telligent voter: {rem both Republican end
Democratic Parties, wlat will be left? Practically nothing but Christians. '
I already control a lot of them and with the intelligencia entirely in your party,
I will soon get all of the rest. Then I really will have a chance to be the rst
Americen Pope, Yours in ccniidencellaigrzed Francis Cardinal 5pellman,_ _Typed signature F_r_a;ncis §Ca initials FCS:mg.
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of the New fork Post at Hammel*s Restaurant. At rst we talked about a variety
of topics including world communism, American foreign policy, business conditions
in northern New England, Kennedy's chances for securing the Democratic nomination,current political trends, et cetera. At the appropriate moment I mentioned the attack
of ms pair, the New Yo Post, upon the FBI. mat fir drew into his shell7- _-yr -
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g?-f pointed out to me that the New York Post is limited in the main tiNew and with its tremendous population the Post has relatively only a1 modest circulation; therefore, it is necessary for the Post to be constantly on the
' ' alert for topics and headlines flowin therefrom which win gain for the Post new readers and increase profits xplained that the Post has, of course,
-1f ' regular subscribers but it also has over and above this what might he called uid-gr
changing readers. By this is meant, readers who will buy the Post for a periodtime because the runs special articles in which the readers Eve an intere+.- g "Hg -gited for me our examples. He s e §2tla»'m'.,.Z_' ' A Norman I1,n'ggn_ ilfealg, Bishop Fulton J .§hegn and ardin eilman. Because",3" three of these national gures have s large iollow1ng,when the T'ost ran these A '
- i critical articles its "sales went up rapidly, because both the friends andthe critics
of Sheen, Bpellman, and Peale were amgious to see what was written about these
.. _ individuals. points out that the: Post justifies its criticism of these1;; w -rem:--~ ,»/2 _ We 7 1 " Qt.-0 KY 7 as am '1 use _g'_,§t-*5
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religious point oi view would valid, but from their own secular point oi viewGI-'§ound. I pointed out tothat their secular remises resembled 'materialistic ones more than purely secular ones? went on to give a B7 1
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office interviewed o, t e !_.'nite_ Stetee Aug,
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