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_ om NOVEMBER THIRTEEN INSTANT, CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, ADVISED hiI I THAT GROUP KNOWN As YOUTH FOR NEW AMERICA, A STUDENT PROTES '11?
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I GROUP AT ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK, FLA. HELD MEETING AT
5 ROLLINS ON NOVEMBER TWELVE LAST REGARDING RALLIES AT CAPE
~ KENNEDY ON NOVEMBER THIRTEEN AND FOURTEEN SIXTY NINE.
MEETING LED BY 0NE[::::::::::::]:A ROLLINS COLLEGE STUDENT
1 [;;;;;;;]TOLD ASSEMBLY THAT PLANS CALLED FOR RALLY TO BE HELD
AT KELLY PARK, MERRITT ISLAND, FLA. FROM TWO PM TO SIX PN
JINOVEMBER THIRTEEN INSTANT. DEMONSTRATORS AREENDING RALLY CV5! AT KELLY PARK WILL PROCEED TNRER IN PRIVATE CARS. [;;;;;;;;]
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KELLY PARK RALLY T0 smzun nu: NIGHT IN THE PARK. |:|ALLEGEDLY STATED THAT THOSE NOT some TO KELLY PARK RALLY
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KENNEDY FOR RALLY AT U.S. NAVAL POLARIS SUBMARINE STATION
PLANS TJNEEI PRESIDENT NIXON AT cAR§ KENNEDY.[:::&:::]TOLD GROUP HE HAD BEEN T0 css CHANNEL SIX IN
ORLANDO PRIOR TNNEEIING T0 SPEAK TO NENsNEN ABOUT VIETNAM
A MORATORIUM ACTIVITIES. [;;;::::]RELATED THAT WHILE AT TVA STATION, wAErER§RqNN1IE,TNETIDNALLY KNOWN RADIO AND TELEVISION
DDNNENTATDETIEEDNE TO HIM BY TELEPHONE FOR APPROXIMATELYI PORT CANAVERAL, FLA. AFTER RALLY AT PORT CANAVERAL GROUP
U FORTY FIVE MINUTES AND THAT CRONKITE REPORTEDLY TOLD
; THAT CBS NOULD HAVE THIRTY SIX HOURS OF COVERAGE
ON VIETNAM MORATORIUM WITH "OPEN MIKE TO GIVE DEMONSTRATORS
Q a, _;, ¢-E__,:L_wE
D A DHANQE TO BE NEAED, CRONKITE NOTED, ACCORDING T0[:::::::]
THAT SENATOR EDMUND MUSKIE NOULD BE IN ORLANDO, FLA. NOVEMBER
THIRTEEN INSTANT FOR DEMOCRATIC FUND RAISING DINNER.
ACCORDING TO[::::::::] CRONKITE SUGGESTED THAT [:::::::]
ATTEMPT TO MUSKIE T0 COME TO CAPE KENNEDY TO _
92 SPEAK AT KELLY PARK RALLY TO BE HELD NOVEMBER THIRTEEN
M INSTANT. CRONKITE ALLEGEDLY TOLD[::::::]THAT CBS WOULD
RENT HELICOPTER TO TAKE MUSKIE TO AND FROM SITE OF RALLY>
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Acc0RDINs T0 s0uRcE [::::::]sIAIED THAT IF NusNIE Is
UNAVAILABLE FOR TODAY'S'ACTIVITIES AT KELLY PARK THE MAIN
QEAKER AT THE KELLY PARK RALLY w0uLD BE 0NE[::::::::::::}:1¬3i
REPORTEDLY A FDRNER No CARTHY FOR PRESIDENT ORGANIZER,
FROM THE wAsRINeI0N,g;N;. AREA. [:::::::]TOPIC NILL BE be
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ON NOVEMBER TWELVE LAST, LT BREVARD
COUNTY so REPDRIEDJ F NR6 IS AFFILIATED CV5
NIIR YOUTH FOR NEN ANERIcA AND SELFSTYLED LEADER OF
CENTRAL FLORIDA VIETNAM MORATORIUN C0NiYII_'[TEE,<_IN INTERVIEW
NIIR MIAMI HERALD REPoRIERs INDICATED HE EXPECTS STUDENTS T0!APPEAR AT CAPE KENNEDY ERDN THE E0LLwINe SCHOOLS: STETSON
UNIVERSITY, R0LLINs COLLEGE, uNIvERsIIY OF SOUTH ELA.,
FLORIDA SOUTHERN, uNIvERsIIY OF IANPA AND FLORIDA PRESBYTERIAN,
ExAcI NUMBER OF DEMONSTRATORS N0I SPECIFIED BY[::::::::::]
sEcREI sERvIcE TRAVELING PARTY, 0sI, PATRICK AFB, NI,
IIIusvILLE, BREVARD c0uNIY so, sEcREI sERvIcE, JACKSONVILLE,
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ADMINISTRATIVE:
RE TAMPA TELETYPE DATED NOVEMBER TWELVE LAST
SOURCE IS 10F STUDENT AFFAIRS,
ROLLINS, COLLEGE, WINTER PARK, FLA. PROTECT BY REQUEST.
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935 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
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Re: Discovery Chanel Understanding Series
Dear Mr. Tomb:
I represent th92e% §onkite-W_ard Comp_ap<C'WC ! in matters of rights clearances andother legal matters rélating lo Eeiftelevision progrgrélproduction activities CWC is theproduction company of long-time associates Walte Q ronlgte and
CWC has produced a series of programs for the Discovery Chanels Understanding
series. The topics _are treated in an educational, documentary-style manner and have included
such subjects as Understanding Pyramids, Understanding Weather, etc. One of the shows
currently in production is "Understanding Murder.
The producer of Understanding Murder is seeking a contact person at the Federal
Bureau of Investigation who could: ! provide information on high-prole murder
investigations by the FBI; and ! supply images of perpetrators and crimes. With respect to the
latter, the goal would be to obtain clearance orn the FBI to use the images and, because of the
production standards of CWC and concern for audience sensibilities, the aim would be to secure
images that are not too graphic for television. Of course, the credits would acknowledge the ,
assistance and courtesy of the FBI..
I would be very grateful if any assistance your ofce can provide.
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Date: 1 1/1/00
By letter dated 8/2/00, captioned company requested FBI assistance with a TV
documentary re Understanding Murders. A call was made requesting a more
detailed letter; no second letter was submitted. A call this date was made and
Ms. Karen Hayes of Cronkite-Ward Company in Washington, DC, says the
program was produced Without FBI participation. i
No further action by OPCA is required at this time.
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Tobacco and Firearms BATF!.DATE:
Purpose of this memorandum is to advise that
captioned individual, active in extremist matters in
Reading, Pennsylvania, was the subject of a UPI news
release 7/28/75 which set forth subject, during discussions
of his extremist activities on CBS news 7/28/75, stated
he had been a "Federal Agent all along," and to point out
"Federal Agent" referred to by subject apparently relates toxv;UNITED STATES 92/ERNMENT ,~ » A==°=-D"---
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A UPI pres} release 7/28/75 at yew York sets forthsubject appeared on»'q§§,news with Walteigg 9I1l<ite" Z/-23115... Cr
and was interviewed y CBS correspondent Fred Graham. Subject
is described as a former Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and
leader of the American Nazi Party and according to the UPI
release, Graham stated court records contain sworn testimony
by Federal agents that subject carried out under cover missions
"including one approved by the National Security Council." 92
Subject, in discussing his extremist activities on GBS, statedhe had been a "federal Agent all along." ' éL_§ 377- L/@1¢_Q@92Subject, white dQ¥g,R§byears ofage resides in
Reading, Pennsylvania. He is currently an Administrative Inde
subject of the Philadelphia Office as a result of his
association with the white hate United Klans of America in a
leadership capacity and his continued association with other
white hate groups and extremist organizatiQQS. He has been
interviewed.by Agents of the Philadelphia i?TT%3@§§§§%§T: .times, is 'ot an informant nor has he ever e u%§ §developmen s an informant by the FBI. @125 RIG H all
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Information in the UPI release relating to sworn 92
testimony in court records by Federal Agents apparently
stems from recent closed pre-trial hearings held in
Philadelphia in connection with subject's arrest by BATF in 1
February, 1974, when he was charged with receiving, concealing
and disposing of explosives. Philadelphia airtel 7/15/75 advised 1
that testimony taken during those hearings had inadvertently 5been filed by the court recorder without their being impounded
and as a result a reporter of "The Philadelphia Inquirer" gained
* access to the testimony. An article subsequently appeared in
CV5 "The Philadelphia Inquirer" 7/13/75 concerning the closed
hearings and included excerpts of testimony by a BATF Agent
who stated.subject was operated as a BATF informant during 1972
and 1973.
It is noted that in connection with subject's
indictment for possession of explosives, subject testified ~
during suppression hearings in November, 1974, that he had
be hiladelphia airtel 7/15/75 advised thatSAi satisfactorily rebutted subject's b6 Atestimony that he was an FBI informant. SA[:::;::;;nght b7C
again be needed as a rebuttal witness at SUbJ¬C s rial
scheduled for 9/16/75 should sub'ect reiterate his claim he wasan FBI informant. If so SA[::::i:::]Wi11 testify as before.
The American Nazi Party referred to above is a
common name for the National Socialist White Peoples Party
which espouses hatred for blacks, Jews and communists.
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dominantly young people in the vicinity of 14th and U c
Streets, N.W., Washington, D°C. when he was confronted
by Reverend FAUNTRQY and cautioned that trouble could
result from his activities, CARMICHAELreplied that the
group was doing nothing but requesting store owners in
the area to close in respect for Dr. KING's death, and
- that he, CARMICHAEL, could not stop this. Reverend 1
FAUNTROY stated CARMICHAEL appeared tense and shaken;
however, he heard him make no inflammatory remarks and
he did not believe CARMICHAEL's actions would lead toe
violence or civil disorder. Results set forth of a re-
view of material on file at "The Washington Post" con-
cerning events which took place in Weshington,D.C° on
the evening of 4/4/68. Representatives of Columbia
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee press con:
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on televisions "The Washington Post," in-all editions '
of 4/6/68, printed accounts of_CARMICHAEL's remarks at
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I. EVENTS INVQLVING STOKELY CARMICHAEL
EXENING _OF APRIL 4, 1968
Interviews of Reverend WALTER E.
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Conference Headquarters
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pg ---______Mr. WILLlA§qSMALL, Chief of News Bureau,
Columbia Broadcasting System CBS! News, was inter-
viewed at his office,_ZQZO_M_§treet£gN;HQ, Washiggtonlwl
'D.C, SMALL related that with reference to the CBS
*""ca'§7e'§}~ege of the STOKELY CAF.MICHA.EL news conference at
the headquarters of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee SNCC! on Friday morning, April 5, 1968, he
viewed the material which consisted of approximately
500 feet of sound film as soon as it was processed.
SMALL said he felt the material was too inflammatory for
use that day in a television broadcast and so transmitted
the material by wire to New York, requesting confirmation
of his decision in this regard. He said the people in -CV5
New York agreed with him that the material should not be
used on the CBS
on the CBS newsnews roundup that date,
roundup featuring WALTE
casted on CBS network, 7'00 p m to 7'3
brief mention by CRONKITE of the CARMICHAEL press con-ljll stated that
CRONRl£E, broad-
p@m., there was
I ference and CRONKITE used about one or two sentences of
CARMICHAELs remarks, Mr. SMALL stated he does not have
a recording of the CRCNKITE broadcast but that such
material as was used by CRONKITE relating to this press
conference would be readily available at New York City_______
Headquarters of CBS. Mro SMALL stated the CBS news
roundup has a regular television audience estimated to
range between lZ and 20 million viewers, Mr. SMALL
stated that the Friday, April 5, l968, news
STOKELY CARMICHAEL eonsituted the last time
D.C. Bureau of CBS had seen CARMICHAEL,coveragehof
the Washingt
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on the afternoon of April 5, 1968, at Howard University.
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This letter will serve as a follow-up to a conversation
members of your office had with Mr. Charles W. Steinmetz of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI! Press Office on August 7,
1989. As Mr. Steinmetz indicated, on October 26, 1989, the FBI
and the Drug Enforcement Administration will jointly sponsor a
nationwide teleconference to be broadcast from a site in
Washington, D.C., to discuss community drug prevention
initiatives across America. The teleconference will be aired
during Drug Free America Week, a national drug awareness event
sponsored by the National Association of Parents for Drug-Free
Youth to create an awareness about the drug problems facing every
community. The targeted audience will be the general public,
community leaders, civic, educational and religious groups,
representatives of law enforcement and private industry. The
teleconference will be broadcast for a 2-hour time period via
satellite to over 200 viewing sites located in major cities
throughout the Nation beginning at 8 p.m. eastern standard time.
It is our pleasure to extend to you an invitation to
serve as the moderator of this national teleconference. Your
participation in this event would provide a key ingredient in
conveying and'emphasizing a dynamic drug education message across
America. Additionally, your presence would be illustrative of
the concern of the Nation's media in combating the drug epidemic
in this country through education and awareness.
I hope this time frame will be conducive to your
schedule, and I look forward to hearing from you in the near
future so that we may continue to move forward with our , y ,w~--
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On the afternoon of March 11, 1958, Mr. E. Butch! 1 Holldman _'Igéllis of the Mam-Erickson, , 50 Rockefeller'Plaza', New 'Y9'rk "/° ";$'X*' City, called at your office regarding two items he wished to discuss with you.Ag ;§;3l@
Dutch Ellis for many years has been handling publicity and public relations J wt;matters for the Liggett Meyers Tobacco Company and has been most helpful, in years gone by in promoting ventures in which the Bureau was interested,!. Q»
such as our major films on the Bureau, and he has done numerous favors fort 5*
the Bureau, such as bringing Perry Como and the Chesterfield Supper Club
to Washington to entertain at a retraining banquet of the FBI National Academy
some years ago. _
/l/~" Ellis advised that the *President_.of Liggett Meyers, 192/,I_r1lB.e;11L==1.;11i11...F..O/S Few, has always been a great admirer of the Bureau and that anything which he,
' Ellis, could do to help the Bureau was thoroughly endorsed by Mr. Few.
The first item Ellis had in mind dealt with working up an
institutional type advertisement for use in national magazines which would be
92 a salute to the men of law enforcement by Chesterfield. Ellis had in mind
utilizing a photograph of the Director at his desk with several action type
training scenes of our Academy at Quantico where FBI National Academy men% receive their training. You told Mr. Ellis that he could work up a dummy layout
1 and submit it to the Bureau for approval and that, of course, we would not approve
y any layout which had packs of Chesterfields displayed or had any of the personnel
in the photograph shown smoking Chesterfields; that any layout would have to be
completely dignified and of an institutional type merely with the name of ' ,Chesterfield across the bottom of the advertisement.
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You had Mr. McGuire show Ellis various action type photographs!
Q. we have as stock shots of our facilities at Quantico, as well as several shots of I
i;Mr. Hoover at his desk. Ellis picked out a group of Bureau photographs to take
1? L"bg1,<j,l;<@2o New York for his art department to -consider in selecting several for the r92 rm §¢>** gp E1191 1'9 _ . SJE£%c%mmenda$mn Ztnd ' V
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people by Mr. Hoover personally. They are:
Arthur Godfrey John Daly
Steve Allen Bob Considine r_
Ed Sullivan Lowell Thomas 92~~
Each of these has received a book from the Director. !
Dave Garroway , O/5
Polly Bergen
Mike Wallace
John Wingate -
Gizelle McKenzie
Frank SinatraGeorge Gobel
Jack Webb _Eddie Fisfiher F/5/1' E/ORosemary Cloo ey
Dr. Armand Ha mer
Information in Bureau files is either derogatory on some of these persons or
their medium is such to preclude working in a reference to the book on their ,
shows as they have shows on film or are of a musical type into which reference ' '
to the book could not logically be made.! . '
The following names submitted by Dutch Ellis are worthy of '
consideration, and Ellis suggests that the Director autograph copies personally
to these personalities. It is noted that files reflect nothing unfavorable against 'these people and We have not up to this point sjyooks to them. They are:
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Perry C o.Garryggre
Jacl-rfl-Taar of NBCJohn Camerom8v7ayze
Erniefrd _Dinalfghgore
Arr/zfnmenerBill.¢Bé'5nard "This Is New York, H
Sunday radio program!Robert Q/lfrris, New York radio v
commentatorBilktiullen, New York radio and
television commentator
Wa1terJ6'Keefe of NBC
Ahéapstaff of NBC who is producer
of Walter 0'Keefe's show, as well as
producer of NBC's Monitor, with whom,
we have had a friendly relationship Robert Eastman, American Broadcasting
Company Radio Network, New York
J oerilligan, National Broadcasting
Company Radio Network in New York
Arthur gqiiairee, Columbia Broad-
"castig System Radio Network, New York
Walte,vé¬Y'onkite, radio commentator
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Ellis advised that the Director personally autograph books to:
Perry Como Bill Leonard
Garry Moore Bill Cullen
Jack Paar Al Capstaff
John Cameron Swayze Walter Cronkite
Dinah Shore 9292 Bob Hope nArt Linkletter 5 Q 5,4
but that he merely sign his name in books to go to: 92
Ernie Ford Robert Eastman
Robert Q. Lewis Joe CulliganWalter 0' Keefe Arthur Hull Hayes
as the Liggett Meyers contacts with these people are with the.?.pro1iuc.e.r.sl~of
their shows rather than the persons themselves.
Ellis also stated that he could use 5 or 6 blank books not signed O/ S
by the Director! as stage props in various shows where a close-up shot wouldbe taken and the Director's book would appear in the background.
If this is agreeable to the Director, Ellis stated the books
should be sent to him in care of Nelson Schrader, 55 West 54th Street,
New York City, as Schrader and Ellis son-in-law, Jack Maxm, would be
doing the actual contact work personally. We have had Schrader and Mann
visit the Bureau previously and they did a terrific job on the promotion of the '
Don Whitehead book through media such as Ellis has suggested above.
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RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. It is recommended we}/provide copies of "Masters of Deceit"for this promotional purpose and that ti} Director personally autograph books
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Perry Como Dinah Shore Al Capstaff
Garry Moore Art Linkletter Walter Cronkite
Jack Paar Bill Leonard Bob Hope
John Cameron Swayze Bill Cullen
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G bless you!
6 ' r 'Dear Walter!?/ironkite, L; If if 1 /1 it "h A: _r in _,//We have long enjoyed your '1. V. news broad<§asts7/and wish to
thank you for the hard work we know you put in to gather all thisnews. Your prolgfm deserves something a little better than that
6¬>F£ms:;, Eric/;!92Severaid, who is very offensive to true Americans,
and to those who love the Uni:c_e_§1 §_t_at_e_s_ of America and who would "
deeply regret to see it destroyed by the swinish element that
Mr. Eric Sever-aid represents-
His underhanded, and most vicious attact upon Mr. J. Edgar-,:
Hoover should,and I surely hope will,open the eyes of all who
heard it, to just how Communisn brainwashes American 0i..l31ZenB~'!_: To
mu Sevaraid, anyone who loves America and would like toi~see.Qi~t. 1Q-_
preserved is just indudging in "wicked nationa~lism".@es Former Presid
Herbert Hoover wgmédbrtyeiin his farewell address. '
If Mr. Eric Severaid and his ilk had their way, every true
American who dares to speak out against Gommunisn should be judged
imbecilic and sent to a far-away mental institution, or not being
able to do thiiin the case of J-Edgar Hoover, America's greatest
and noblest man, Mr. Severaid would ridicule him and brainwash Amer- A
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icans into thinking he is senile, and then cover it up with flowery
phrases, such as "Grand Old Man" after he has stabbed him in the
back. Surely the American people have not been brainwashed during
the past 40 years sufficiently that they willptake such infamous. '1";'.92.,!.U鬣""/y"//f "!4;qOinsult to their i§1t:eSlligeg.o*e without a protest. n surely, Mr.T Lu :3 92_ " '~ 2 If ' :9, . .4; -: 4 , P ';/I
Cronkite many of us feel that the price yap paid for hgriig LV-7i_ , . Erte Feveraid I >. he _ maa10 6:50., was that 1:;e/_;b£e__allowed to do his brainvlashig gmrf 1984 £3
eac, eveni . God b V Q7 W ng less Mr. J . Edgar Hoover, America1.B..g,reatestape the highest. W,-ould to God he had the powerptof
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The necessity 0:8 conducting an all out investigat
to fully run out this investigation is obvious. Re airtel
not clear as to whether CBS will allow review of the film.
The film should be reviewed, however, if CBS declines to al
Agent personnel to view same, so advise the Bureau.
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Walter Cronkite,|iUUiiiiiii a copy of a lette
which he received from one 6-6-68, in which t
complainant related to a Cronkite TV show of 6-3-68 where a
person»in a crowd raised his arm, pointed at Senator Kénned
and said "bang." New York points out although CBS is coope
they have recently displayed an aversion to unnecessary rev
of film. It was indicated that a CBS attorney looked at th
film and noticed nothing unusual in it. While this may be
the news and televisionlmedia would be the first to critici
the FBI should something of significance develop at a later
date. Accordingly, these instructions are being set forth.
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a special news report~entitIed The Pentagon Papers" relating to the Z .1, ._ 1.classified nnterial in capgiéned matfr. Principal suspect, Dan92i?-zliillsberg,
was interviewed by Walter ronkite news commentator. During interview
no questions were asked of Ellsberg, nor did he volunteer any information,
concerning his reported release of the classied material to "The New York ITimes" or any other news media. ff.
/1,,,The entire thrust of the program, however, was a justification '
on Ellsberg's part of the public release of the material and the great service
to the public which had been accomplished by the release. At one point,
when asked by Cronkite if there was not a question involved here of an
individual putting himself up above the law in revealing the documents and
* whether the latter did not concern a moral responsibility, Ellsbergs
response was directed toward a moral responsibility on the part of "The
New York Times" and other newspapers of making a determination to go
ahead with publication of the material, even after being informed by theGovernment of the sensitivity of the i11formatio17§Eé/ggved. .
. _ _ _ _ /,, ad I. . _Ellsberg commented that §pinion the 1¬dst'im1Z>1%:a1%% $6
revelation to date from the publication of the documents is that the people
in this country can't afford to let the President run the country without
their help. He said the Government leadership, especially in the Executive
Branch, have fostered the impression that that Branch is the Government
and he was struck by former President Johnson's reaction that the revelations
were treasonous. Ellsberg said, "We must remember this is a self-golerning--
country; we are the Government."
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In his opinion, he said the system should be changed and the g ,
Congress, the public, and the press have an interest in this. His ~oles'ervIf"-1""tion was that under the present system it is hard for a truly honest man to,/'
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When called upon to comment on the timing of the release of
the documents, Ellsberg said that in his mind there is a parallel between
the situation which exists today and that which existed in pre-election 1964
and that the pattern of bombing in 1969 and 1970 coupled with a threat of
an escalation of the war in Vietnam suggested to him that knowledge of the
history of 1965 became essential to the public.
Ellsberg described the "McNamara Study" as consisting of
7 to 10, 000 pages and said that not one line in it dealt with the effect on
Vietnam refugees, the defoliation of the country and other such humane
considerations. He concluded his interview by quoting the Biblical line,
"The truth shall make you free, " and said the truth is now out of the safe and
there is no way to get it back into the safe. He expressed the hope that
the truth would get us out of the Vietnam war and during the next 20 years
we will benefit by the knowledge released concerning the history of the last
20 years.
In his closing comments Cronkite mentioned that this is just a
beginning of this whole matter and that the temptation will be great for a
witch hunt and the unmasking of a villain.
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by Washington Field Office and will be retained for future use in the event
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of GBS without reply from any accredited member thereofeil Assume
ing this is true, and in the hope that it will somehow fteter
some-positive counter~reeetion¢ I am senaing copies tg the Office
of the ?resident of the United States and to the F§BaI.
I beseech you for the sake of your country; your descendants,
the werld; ena-your respective consciences, ta carefully examine
your éaily television utterances with the theught that every
day there must be something geod you can say about your finecountry. _ ¤F
very truly years
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ta-~'?*' ALL IHFDPHATIUH EUHTAINEDmmEn11s0n1asmFnm REGISTRATION ACT CUBA
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Synopsis: l 'REFERENCES: ' M
- " NY telet es ldated 3 29~6O and 4 1 60 entitled / A"ANTI-FIDAEL CASTROyg.CTfIVITIES; is 4 CUBA." / / ' ,1 ' '
NY airtel, #/8/60, captioned as above.
Bulets to New York, dated 4/11/60 and 1+/2o/60,
captioned as above. " ,
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The papers of incorporation of the Cuban American
Freedom Foundation, Incorporated, have been withdrawn and .new papers have been substituted, listing new incorporators
and a new title of"- Pueblo Libre de Cuba , The NYO nasinitiated
investigation into the""orga.nization of"?ueblo Libre de Cuba",
- which is headed by Dr; CARLOS MARQUEZ STERLING. ' ,' ADMINISTRATIVE
A memorandum of conversation; dated 3/23/60, from the _
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of[::::::::::::::]syndicated Hearst newspaper columnist 3
telephonically contacted the New York Office of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation FBI! on April 21, 1960, and CV5
requested information regarding the procedure for registering
as a foreign agent with the United States Department of
Justice, Washington, D,C.
has bee* LU contact
92w1eh 1~te,A1e, as 20,5960;and mee again 9 on pril 22, 19 Oiin New York City. | Iadvised that| ! ,
returned to Washington, D,C. on the nigh o pr ,' 0,
and will return to New York April 22, 1960, hezi he will
be interviewed fortelevision at 2:30 P.M, in Central Parkmp, b WALTERQERONKITE, Columbia Broadcasting System CBS! News,géiqggetated that this interview will be two minutes in
ura ion and will be seen on CBS Sunday News Special at
11:00 P.M,, April 24, 1960, [:::::::]stated that css ha
e a a A en its full support to cover ge nd publicity for|@UiU ic
and CBS has taken this step ecause
M: Bszggrrespondent, had been held for thirty hours
N@/5 -n00mmunicado by FIDEL CASTRO over the argument as to whether
or not FIDEL CASTRO had stated that he requested an interview"/// with Pre ENHOWER or Secreta_ of State CHRISTIANHERTER. iiff?%:¬i¬tated that wnen[::f%]rep1eyed his tape
and film an t clearly showed that CASTRO had made this
statement, and his camera and soundmen were arrested
and held fQr thirty hours and then expelled from Cuba on
the night of April 20, 1960, ____
[:::::::]advised that
had been interviewed on April V , , y
syndicated Hearst columnist, and] | s writing a
story which will appear in the Hearst newspaper chain on
April 2#, 1960, and will be the beginning of a publicitycampaign forl also statedthat on Aprip 22,196b,| will be interviewed
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DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING CHARAGER OE CASE
UNITED STATES INTERVENTION
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attended the meeting which
Gardens, 310 West 52nd St r
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from Veterans For Peace
WILLIAM WORTHY, RUSSELL J
Other announced sneakersThe meeting was
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WILLIAM WORTHY,
csrrospondent of "Baltimo. r
what he called "gas attack
to run against President
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DJE5 FLOYD MC KISSIGK andWORTH? said he
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been extremely successful
caption and coverage from
Broadcasting System CBS!
RUSSELL JOHNSON
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wants calling on the Uni
Viet Nam.
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of Viet Nam;'%hat the useFLOYD MC KISSICK described chemicals thatp ' 92. . ~n ." . I
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who was announced as a
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s" on Viet Nam and Cambodia.began at 8:h5 p.m, at Palm
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chaired by MARIS CAKARS
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HNSON, and FLOYD MC K1SSICKO
ere to be RUBY DEE and
is for a third political party
JOHNSON in 1968, The slate
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mission to Cambodia had
and they had a good re-
WALTER GRONKITE, a Columbia
News Correspondent.
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cation Secretary, stated
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asking; if this Office had any specific photographs it desiredto show to Thie office at the pre "nees no p o ogrape which can be shown 1 this matter. However, we are hereina er set-
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UW.'PA4.uN FOR A PEOPLE'S PEACE TREATY
162 Madiosn Avenue; New York, NY 10016
The Campaign Coxrmittee met at 1140 Broadway Sunday, May 18th. 15 persons were
present.
The brrmittee received and considered three alternative redraftings of the Trea
A conmittee of three will produce a new draft by the end of the week which Alan
Thoneon will take to the Soviet Peace Corrrrtittee in lvbsoow next week.
It was AGREED that the Campaign will seek both individual signatures and organi-
zational endorsements to the treaty.
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Several alternative locations for an office were considered. A decision will be
made at the meeting. Members are asked to suggest possible staff people.
Roger Powers agreed to report on the Treaty to the meeting of peace organizations
in Philadelphia May 21st.
The new Treaty draft will he available with a covering letter to be sent to po-
Possible members of the US delegation to sign the Treaty were discussed:
l . Military - '
2 . Scientist
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The final group should have thirteen members. Ocnmittee netbers have agreed to
seek out people on the above list after the final treaty text is available.
The next meeting will be held on Sunday, June 15th at 1140 Broadway, Rn. 401 at
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Enclosed herewith to the Bureau, under Obsceneand Prof 1 Report
0?! of California,
telepho and to the New York OfT1ce ere seven
copies of t e foregoing Interview Report 02!, setting forth
the profane and obscene words allegedly uttered on the
T p.m¢, and ll p.m., CBS NE~S REPORT - HALTER CRONKITE of6/21/66 timee are thoee of the Pacific Daylight fovinge Time!.
It ie noted that the alleged utterances were containedon e film reflecting the crowd fighting in Mississippi end
ore allegedly uttered by negro women in the crowds.
In view of the foot that this Howe Report
originates through New Ynrk CBS, the New York Office is
being designated as the office of origin as any intent and
knowledge of the contents of tn tapes or films wo.d
neoeeearily rent on the place of origin where the tepee or
films were viewed and wonitored for preparation for the g * i ¢
The Eureeu may desire, in this instance, to
specifically advise the New York office or the exact
investigative steps which should be undertaken in this
mtter. Therefore, the New York Office is requested to
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Title and Character of Case I
Date Property Acqtrircdof Prope"'y Acquired as Evidence I
Date . 8/22/66
WALTER CRONKITE,
css NEWS REPORT,
6/21/66
BROADCASTING OBSCENE LANGUAGE
SEE BELOW
Location of Propert o BtilS ,ource From Which Property Aequired I I I I I K
SEE INDIVIDUAL 1B'S
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THE FOLLOWING IS OBSCENE:
! 8/22/66 7. copies of the Interview Report ofat Los Angeles on 6/22/66 reflectin ene andprofane words alle edly uttered on WALTER CRONKITE ! N news casts of 6/23566. 2One copy of lhm dated 7/25/66 re: Walter Cronkite,marked obscene.NOTE: 1B1! &:! rec'd _6/214/66 by SA ' . opsee ser-lal 1
SEMIANNUAL INVENTORY CERTIFICATIONTO JUSTIFY RETENTION OF PROPERTY Initial and Date
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6/21/66»
BRUADCASTING BSCE§E LANU§GE
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Haw York, New York, 1060?
ttontion: " ' " too Attorney
Re: Xaltor Cronkite
%olombia Broadcasting GyotzmCB3! News Roport,
Juno 21, 1960
Broadcasting Obscene Lang
Dear Sir:
The following lotter will coniiom the - obetween Assistant * o" "t * n;;| Iand Special Agent o1 L; n §TT1ce on Jly 12,1955.
E:::;::::::1&1l recall on thi; data he was advioogwos Ungeloo Diviuion of this Quocau on Juno[2§§ }Qo¬,a complaint PromCali:"or'n2'.a, in 211110 ogod F5511; wnfloua c mg the Walter Cronkite kews Program on tho CBS outlet,in Lon Angeles, she hoard obscene langoago on hoth the T:1O P,H.that the
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program and the 11:00 P.K. program.
Q tar reviewing tho otcceno langvobo >| | 1 . - ~ an to A h%'? Hvihco@o from m c ipo Q vim; this program, stated he would declinoU&Qc
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prozocution in this motto? as he did not think this incident yollNithi the purview aw ;o1n; a V1OlHti¢ :1 tno Jtatute.
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FACE TWO
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BOX HENTED FOR ONE YEAR AT CASH ENTAL OF SIXTEEN DOLLARS.
TWO KEYS ISSUED: BOX RENTED WAS FIVE INCHES WIDE, FIVE
INCHES HIGH AND TWENTY-TWO INCHES LONG. GCOULD NOT RECALL
Q1-IAVING OPENED THIS BOX SINCE THE ORIGINAL OPENING.
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HANOVER TRUST CO1"I'PA_NY, ABOVE, ADVISED THIS DATE NYCPD BOPIB
SQUAD REMOVED DEVICE FROM BANKS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NUPEBEE TWO
01921E FIVE.
I IEEBOVE BAI9211i, ADVISED
SAFETY DEPOSIT Bax 192TUI"'IBER Two ONE EIVE EEEIED T
I l CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS, ON ONE SIX SEIENTY-ONE FOR PERIOD OF OPE YEAR.
CONTRACT FOR THIS RENTAL SHO,~IED DATE OF BIRTH AS
' ICALIFOENIA. .JISTED H"IPLOYT'ENT AS
SELF-INPLOYED WRITER. STATED HE PERSONALLY DEALT
WITH3 IN THIS HNTAL BUT CANNOT SPECIFICALLY DESCEIBE
STATING HE HAS AN IMAGE OF ONE PERSON IN MIND AS POSSIBLY BEING
|:|wEIcE INDIVIDUAL APPEARED AT HIE VAULT s0r~1EIII~1E 1»-JIEEIII TIE
PAST WEEK. |:|sIATEI|:|sIENED RENTAL CONTRACT EOE BOX
mo QNE FIVE IN IBIS PRESENCE.
NY 174-1586
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BANK, ALSO INTERVIEWED THIS DATE BUT COULD FURNISH NO INFORMATION92
MARINE E1 LAND GRACE
TRUST COMPANY, PLENTIONED ABOVE, ADVISED THIS DATE, b6
CHIC.S.T}O, ILLINOIS, 57 C
HAD ON ONE SIX SEVENTY-ONE RENTED SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NUNBER ONE
SEVEN ONE SIX AT THIS BANK{;;;;;]NADE AVAILABLE SAFETY DEPOSIT
BOX ACCESS RECORDS BEARING THE SIGNATURE I
|:|IED1:cAT1NG THATEHAD ENTERED THE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX AREA
on SEVEN THIRTEEN SEVENTY-ONE FOR PERIOD OF SIX MIEEEEE, THAT
HE AGAIN ENTERED THE VAULT AREA ON SEVEN FOURTEEN SEVENTY-ONE
FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTEEN NINUTES. _ "~___
WALTER CRONKITE, CBS COMNENTATOR, FIVE TWO FOUR WEST
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, NYC, FURNISHED A COPY OF A LETTER ADDRESSED
TO HIM AT CINE/TIFTY4ONE WEST FIFTY-SECOND STRRET, NY, NY,
ONE ZERO ZERO ONE NINE, BEARING NO RETURN ADDRESS BUT PO -
MARKED CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SIX ZERO SIX ZERO SEVEN ON JANUARY
FIVE SEVENTY~TWO AT EIGHT PM. THIS FOUR PAGE HAND PRINTED LETTER
APPEARS IDENTICAL WITH THOSE PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED BY CG AND SF.
IN ADDITION A KEY APPARENTLY TO A DEPOSIT BOX AT FIRST NATIONAL CITY
NYl74-1586
PAGE FOUR
BANK NYC, MENTIONED ABOVE, WAS SCOTCH TAPED TO TH FIRST PAGE
OF THE LETTER.
EACH EXPLOSIVE DEVICE OBTAINED AT ABOVE BANKS CONSISTED
OE: A BRADLEY CORDLESS ELECTRIC REPEAT ALARM CALANDAR CLOCK
MADE IN JAPAN MODEL TWO ZERO TWO; FOUR HOLES DRILLED THROUGH
CRYSTAL OEER DATE AND DAY, WIRED TO A MALLORY DURACELL BATTERY
CHARGER EQUIPPED WITH FOUR SIZE D DURACELL
OF CHARGER WAS REMOVED AND INTERIOR WIRING
TO BATTERIES TO ACT AS POMER SOURCE; ALSO
EIGHT OUNCES OF HERCULES RED DOT SMOKELESS
WAS PACKED INSIDE AS WAS ONE SYLVANIA BLUE
FLASH B BUL . _
12% /FKDALL PERTINENT EXHIBITS OBTAINED ARE BEING SiéggéggBATTERIES; BOTTOM
HAD BEEN REWIRED
APPROXIMATELY
snow GUN POWDER
now S-FIFTY-TWO
BUREKU THIS DATE BY AGENT COURIER. ALL HANDWRITING ON ABOVE
EXHIBITS APPEAR IDENTICAL.
INVESTIGATION CONTINUING.
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Friday afternoon in afutile effort to make con-tact with the kidnaper.N0 one approached her
during her unaccom-
panied journey, police in-sisted Sunday in reveal-ing the story. '
The vain trip came as a re-sult of two phone calls to theWeinberger home on Albe-
day_ morning by a man thefamily believes to be the kid-l pe . assay ggounty ieO DQ _ 151-marle Rd., Westbury, on Fri-
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1' fefused to say whe r. einbergers trip wa ong Island, or elsewher .ANWHILE, as police trace 'th r few faint clues to unvarin dead ends, millions of voice Iwe raised in fervent prayer I "the safe return of 36-day-old-Peter, snatched from his carriageon the Fourth of July by a kid-,naper who left a note demandingransom.
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m0thers moving message said: Once again in desperation
we appeal to you who have ourbaby. We beg you to let ushave some word. Is the babyell? Please take care of hi .e needs attention so mu .The police will not interf ewi our attempt to get the b y_.._,.H_..@~_%_____;__:¢Re veal M other Tried
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month-old boy would re-turned to his anguished pa. tsbefore the Sabbath ends.Pinneil revealed that the ran-som note has been subjected tointensive study. He said it wasin pencil, very legible, on cheap 1paper easily obtainable any-where-, and from its careful ap-pearance he judged it had beenprepared in advance, at leisure.ITS SPELLING and grammarwere good, its punctuation per-fect, he said. I dont know the;educational level this guy has,"|he commented, but he said It pos-sibiy could have been writtten bya teen-ager.
The handwriting has beenchecked against specimensfrom all members of the Wein- 1berger family, tradesmen whoServe them and other familywntncts, without r_es_ult.Now it is being checked lagainst the school papers othigh school and grade school tglad ts inkwestbu an: in.AI..l;i. a. S 'W erc :3:rly was a teacher. pIn 18 masses at St. Brigid'sR. C. Church on Post Ave, West-bury, the "v.W_Father Their;F. g C0dE'Ai1i§»92il§§lSf3l'iTS",. :-IéietT"i' yers for the recovery ofthe child, and told the worship-pers: We hope that through the'wer of these prayers foret ' day is through the chil illbe turned to his sorrowing r-en . _ THE PULJUE have rnisedremain in the backg , ther Code announced". It any-e has any information, he ore should therefore bring ii: tous. It will be treated with thesanctity oi the confessional."
Later he told reporters, EvenII the kidnaper walked in on usin the daylight, we would pay himthe ransom and let him go tree."He said he had both ecclesiastical
power and legal authorization toback up such an arrangement,ALL THE CHURCH collectionbaskets and poor boxes werechecked to see if any notes hadbeen left, but none was found.
Father Code said he hadbeen given authority by theWeinbcrgcr faintly to act asIntermediary with the kid-naper. The family is stillwilling and anxious to pay,"he declared. My church willbe open 24 hours a day, hesaid, adding that churches ofnil denominations not only inWestbury but throughout thearea were following the same
Where the parents of theaped boy worship, a commit-tee of 50 men met to discussplans for assisting the search.BUSY AND painstaking policework has involved numerousleads in Nassau County, and sev-eral elsewhere as far afield asNew Jersey ~and Conn-ecti ut,innell disclosed.
The three servants, in ad -n to the one now empioye ,w have from time to tiworked for the Weinbergers inplan.In th Westbury Hebrew _-_alTenter, 275 onKidn_epmg- Big
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ROME, Jul_1r"8" D451-"Wheres Peterl-f was thebiggest question III Rome asthe Italian public took 92i&'|IhE ;case oi re ktdnaped '.t- Ibury, N. Y.,. irr£ant,_Peter -Weinberger. The tron-t pages or Italy's Sunday newspaeheadlined stories ol the -
naping, likening it to theLindbergh case. -
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Mrs. Weinberger, wienkidnaping took place; it I CRIGHT NOW, police activitycen-ters on a. search for a man Seenby two boys in a green car, read-_ing a book, near the Weinbergerhome the day oi the abduction.One suspect was brought in Sat-urday, but turned loose when hiscar proved the wrong make.
Stanford, C0m|., police re-ported Sunday that a hcawlet
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p.m. and asked tor Done: vit-ln pound. Wham id reShire n rry it, left. .Clerk . - who hadread the y 3 te-ly canigd newsstories, imme la po-lice. Within two hours, all drug-_gists in Stamford were alerted tobe on the lookout .1501 2 -manabout 30, ve-feet-six, and Weigh-ing about 1'75 pounds.
But as time passed, an air orominous apprehension darkenedthe search. Time is an elementin all these things," Pinnellpointed out. As time passes, anew kind at reasoning is neces-sitated. ' ,
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newsmen by saying, I couldgive you a glowing story 01what we're doing Ind bio lprogress We're making-hut itwould not be true. _ We have no leads." ITHE FAMILY has announcedit will do anything to get thechild back. Weinberger said hisuncle had agreed to give the kid-
naper a_ blank check" it hewould return Peter. . The child was dressed in 1'yellow - and - white owered lkimono and a peeked hat and 1was wrapped in -a yellow -bianket when he disappeared. _.l[e had been ted a pecialformula requiring the edition -or vitamin I!-12 and aedinrents yhave appealed to the dnaper|
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