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Memorandum to Mr. Tolaon
RE: %%LTER HINCHEEL BROADCAST
HAY 10, 1959
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Around the clock - Washington Poet. Lloyd Mellon or
"True" magazine recently exposed Russia&#39;s big lie. I quoted recently
over the air that they shot a missile to the moon and around the sun.
He says it is not true and so he will testify about it tomorrow before
a Congressional committee.
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For information. "The Big Lie" by Lloyd Mellon appear; on
page 38, Mhy, 1959, issue of "True" magazine.
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New York Mirror - Arthuxidodfrey is still in qery great
pain and under great sedation. Do tors do not know. when Arthu
Godfrey will be able to go home. &#39;
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Washington - American intelligence departments have ale:-ta:
all concerned that Nicaragua may be the next I.atinAmerican nation
to be invaded. This was a Winchell tip many weeks ago over Mutual.
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Bureau to furnish them any information coming to the attention or thl
Bureau concerning a possible invasion attempt or posaible revolution-
activities in Nicaragua. The field has been alerted. .
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Bangor, Maine - U.S. Senator Bidges&#39; brother, Dr. Donald I
Bridges, is missing. ?o1ice say he may have érowne
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RE: WAL&#39;1ER HTNCELL BROADCAST
FAY 17. 1959
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Kansas City - Hrsi Ferry Truman, who went to the hospital
this week, is now reported all right. A severe attack of virus. It
had lasted many months. Daughter Margaret, by the way, expects her
second baby very soon.
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Hattiesburg, Mississippi  Tenyear-old Barbara Lou§§§whufI
kidnaped this morninghE§h6t§et"heen found. Police say it may be a
custody case. &#39;
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Teletype from New Orleans 5-l7~59 indicates this is a domestic
matter. Parents are separated, child in custody or rather, mother has
been causing trouble lately. Victim reportedly entered an automobile
with white female believed to be mother. New Orleans Office maintainin
liaison with local authorities.
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Borne - Intelligence circles expect Russia to drop s new
propaganda bombshell at Geneva. It may be s surprise treaty with East
German; plus s big new scientific advance.
Comment:
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Buenos sires - Red Commercial Attaches throughout Latin Ameriz
have redoubled their activity. A big offer or communist economic aid tn
all or South America including much help from Soviet engineers - maybe
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Newspapers have carried several articles recently indicating
Soviet interest in increased trade with South American countries.
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RE: WRLTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
MAY 1?, 1959
Winchell said: 
Berlin - Adenauer will visit the White House in June. The
timing is very significant. Practically notice to Russia that Eisenhow
will not yield on Berlin.
Comment:
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Winchell said:
Moscow - Mr. Khrushchev: biggest disappointment - his son
Sergei has decided to give the family a bad name. He&#39;s going to
become s moving picture actor.
Comment:
For your information.
Winchell id:as
The United States Attorney General, Mr. Rogers, will make
news next week. He will go before Gongress and ask for sweeping
changes in the immigration laws. The big change will be a shift from
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Comment:
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Winchell said:
The House Gommittes on Appropriations is sisslisgi A
confidential report shows that foreign aid money is being used by
American Ambassadors to entertain American businessmen abroad.
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RE: HALTER HINCHELL BROADCAST
MAY 17. 1959
Winchell said: _
Vice President Nixon will stay in Russia at least two weeks.
same time the Governors Conference is going on in Puerto Rico. All-
important publicity for Mr. Nixon in 19 0.
Commentrhis means Mr. Nixon will be making big headlines from Russia at the
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For your information.
Wino hell said :
This week the President announced the exciting news about an
atom smasher. One to be built that will be fifty times longer than
the largest in the world. The man, by the way, who persuaded the White
House to get it started was Dr. E. R. Fiore, Research Director or &#39;
International Business Machines, a brilliant scientist; Hollywood may
be interested to know that this very important American has a 
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uncle in the moving picture colony ~ Beverly Hills restaurant owner
Mike Romanoff.
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Winchell said
Senate Gfrice Building, Washington - This week Congress
bitterly condemned the Eilitary for using enlisted personnel as
servants. at the very same time and very hush hush, the U.S. Senate
pigeonholed a rule. This rule would require Senators to make public
their own payroll. In other words, everybody wants good government
for the other fellow. It is terrible for an enlisted man to work
for an officer but perfectly okay for a U.S. Senator: relative to
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s A" so-called rebellion inside Spain. This is claimed to be backed
e by one or Castro&#39;s self-appointed generals. It is without
foundation. It does prove that Castro is permitting top Cuban
~ ~ =posts to go to pr-o-Rees. The showdown with Washington will come
over the sugar quota. when it should come over Gabe. going Red.
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Heehington = Zoe no longer have to he e gangster to getKJ the spotlight from Internal Revenue. Every person who makes a lot
or money, no matter how legitimate the business, now has fifteen
to twenty income tax agents study-irg his tax return.
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Q permitted Ito buy all TLS. patents.
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Powerful Pennay1ianiaV§aa thrawn it; aupport_behinG
H@. Eixnn for ?rasiGent with Gsvarnnr Roekarallar in tbs aeaoné
spat. Sanatnr L3ndon.Jbhnaons triaada nay he is now rsaancilaé
to this fact ~ that hg will not be the next Presiéant n£ tha
United Stataa. Thin maana a tarrific hauat in tha beam far
Senator Stuart Symingtun.
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avar the eeuntry. Rataliata, that in,_avar tha Senate: invaatigatinn
of him and his union and tha Government: plans tu.make nan law; he
deal with than. Repartara aha hsar Haifa make that threat rapeat
that he was not miaquoted. Rafts: preaa department wrotg ma the
following. $hat Hhfte says he could nattie up tranapartation
natianall nor the linau in Haw Ybrk. what he never swan thaughz atsuch testis: - quote I wonldn§¬ da&#39;§ny%hing, aai Hoffa, to hurt
our country and quota. R011, lat! hupa net, but to make aura at it
Jimmy Haifa shmuld pin.the tallowing ramindar an kl: affine wall
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RE: WALTER WINCHLL BROADCAST
HEY 31. 1959
Winchell said:
Geneva ~ Khrushchev is ready to offer us a 25-year so~called
peace pact in return for American recognition or the Iron Curtain as
the border of Red jurisdiction. In short, they want us to confirm the
death sentence of 12 captive nations.
Comment:
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Winchell 3 e said
Washington  House leaders ere resigned to a long hot sumerlin the Capitol - no adjournment until August 15 et least and if civil
rights legislation gets the Ilcor, they will heve to stey until
September.
Comment:
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Winchell said:
The first big showdown between Vice President Nixon and
Governor Rockefeller will take place next month in Denver. They will
support different slates for offices in the Young Republican entries.
A reel test or 1960&#39;s power.
Comment:
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The latest feud in Washington - Democratic Senate 1eeder5"
Lyndon Johnson and Hr. Halleck, the leader of the Republican house.
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agents to protect the Presidet and the Vice President.
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RE: WALTER WIEGHELLVBRGKBCAST
mii 31, 1959

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For your inrarmatipn.
Winchell aaid:
The Egg Ybrk Police have a tip on the brutal slugging at
Char1éE92%immarman, Ehs g&rm&n§Ugni§§§§s&utive. ?ha 
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The eivil righta map of mar country pravided a very bittsr
contrast this week.a1ong with an unparallalaé piece of offiaial
hgposrisy» The gmod side or the lsgar was repsrtad from Little Roak
where the Americans of that community aomgletely reversed tha dark aga
mentality af Governor Faubus. Thay recalled his candidates from the
Little Rock schcol baar
. But in Washingtan, .¢., a farce was enacted
in a Federal courtrocm where the Congraas, with the help Qf tbs U.S.
Attorney Ganeral, fought ts keep aaurat its awn publie payroll. Th§%§@er1can Saciety of 
awspaper Editors has psti
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&#39;£rumitae1! the long green curtain-which hides [email protected] publie whare
¬ its mans; gaes and an it remains
 for a newspaperman.wh0 filed a
iflawsuit for hia right ta knew in eréar total} gnu the paepla. Th
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kttarneg General stepped in to defend tbs alleged right at Congress to
keep secret public gayrolla, all of which ysur hard~e&rna
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far. Emu hypucritical can they get. Thsaa are the very same politician
who urge yam ta take an interest in ycur govarnment, They era the ansa
who blame everything that gnes wrong on yum: lack of inierast, These
are the vary same lawmakers who s8n§ peopla ta priaan far contempt ifQthay refuse ts answer their quastlons but they, the Congressmen, wunit
treveal whs is an thair payr
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take an intarast in all gnvarnment functions exsegt the ans in which that
own families are interested. The Amar1¢an$ocisty of Rawapager Editors 1
fighting. Freedom or the press will not mean much it the government can
cvnceal facts ire your newspapers. Ironically! Gengressman whs have same
thing to be afraid 6? nan avail thamselvaa or tbs defense tbs? most rail
against ~ tbs Fifth mendment» An
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fight? Ia it raally an important that unnamed gaaplé can be on tha
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RE: HALTER WINGHELL BROADCAST
MAY 31. 1959 _
government payroll? Well, it wouldn&#39;t be except that the American freepress remembers that only 25 years ago it was the way a man named Hitlea
started his storm troopers.
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Philadelphia - Communists in the city of brotherly love have
Just received orders from the national leadership in New York City that
this must be kept a secret; that only those attending the secret
Communist Party youth classes in Philadelphia next month should know
the dates. Well, I am hot attending any or these "commie" classes so
I guess it is all right for me to know the dates. They are June 6 to
June 15. The next secret meeting bf the National Committee of the Reds
sill be held in Manhattan on July 25 and July 26. Oh yes, a very secret
9-day course to indoctrinate youth in the party will be held in New York
City from June 6 to June lh. You know - I feel like a calendar.
Comment
Informants have advised Communist Party youth leadership
classes will be held in Philaddphia June 6 through June 15, 1959, and
that the National Committee has instructed only those attending should
know dates, as Winchell stated. National Committee meeting will be
held in ew York City on July 25 and 26, l9§9. Further, there will be
a 9-da Communist Party youth school held in New York City June 6 througlJune lg, 1959. Bureau expects to have coverage concerning afore-
"Life" magazine - Jjmmy ffa&#39;s very close friends insist
that Hr. Hoffa doesn&#39;t care whEtIs§Eblished about him but some or
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
June 7, 1959
6. Despite the headlines to the contrary, Speaker Rayburn and
Committee Chairman Barden grimly state that there will be .a labor reform
bill with teeth in it. -
T. The President&#39;s call to investigate the munitions lobby will
lead straight to the high contributors to both parties. This means that after
the headlines wear ofi that investigation will quietly commit suicide.
8. Mr. and Mrs. United States - The headlines from Geneva
are concealing the news. Neither Geneva nor a summit conference will
settle the situation at Berlin, much less the differences between communism
and the West. The reason is this simple. Berlin did not cause a crisis. The
Reds wanted one and used Berlin tor the excuse. The reason Moscow wants
a crisis is that it always picks up some concessions and the crisis alway
takes the spotlight off the next sector they intend to strike.
While you are watching Geneva and the Middle East, they will next
lstrike right under your noses in Latin America. The Red high command
I right now is plotting two beachheads--Guba and Brazil. They will get the
Czechoslovakia treatment. That is, first a tremendous drive for a coalition
government. Then they will attempt to take over the ministries of police
and communications. Ii they accomplish this, it will be curtains--red curtains.
For this, Russia is building a great supporting eet. While your eyes are
following their sputniks, the Reds are building submarines 6 times faster than
we are. They are building destroyers at 9 times our rate. And they are
I building cruisers 14 times more rapidly than us. In tact, the Red navy has
I added 2, too new ships since the last so--called peace conference at Geneva.
T As I stated many weeks ago and as the front pages confirmed all
week, there will be no solution at Geneva for the simple re n that the Reds want
a continuing crisis and above all they want no solution of a hing. They
know that the best way to make war is to convince our f s that they, the
Russians, want peace. Sure, they want a piece of you _. A ___us_l1q§§y_ _himse1_f
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9. Washington - Ladies and gentleme , following is supposedto be the low-down on Bri_ti_sh_§_orei_g-n $ecrem . The story was a
bombshell when the London Times disclosed that Hewould be removed from
his high post, the equivalent of revoking his credentials at the Geneva conference.
Although it has since been denied, Mr. Lloyd will be dropped- He is regarded
as the least able man of the last 50 years by his superiors, I am told. As 311&#39;
example, he spent hours on his way to the funeral of Mr. Dulles launching e
a personal attack on our top ambassador Ro pW... Mr. Lloyd, accordingly,
made this attack to our Secretary of State Herter. The Secretarypf State _ -
and the White House weremore disgusted than angered.  &#39;
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delay in confirming Admiral   rauss, the former chief of the Atomic
Energy Commission? The people are beghming to sympathize with him. They
always do with the underdog. The President especially, because the President
does not appoint men to high posts unless they deserve the job. The insiders
offer this very simple explanation. When Mr. Strauss was top man in atomic
energy, he stepped on a few very sensitive toes, men with power. They have
Tvery powerful friends in the U. S. Senate and this is "getting even time. "
The following remarks made by Winchell are set forth with
appropriate comment for your information.
Winchell said:
11. New York City -  out on $150, coo hail of his own
money, has another headache coming up next week. He will be recalled before
a Federal grand jury.
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conviction on narcotics charges in Federal Court in the Southern District of
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
June &#39;7, 1959 _
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12. Honolulu - The Department of Justice is quietly gathering
evidence against Hawaiian red leaders. The Government will seek their
indictment after the July 4th election.
Comment:
The above statement has been checked with Supervisors handling
Smith Act, communist in
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and related matters. They are umaware of any specific notice from the
Department that it is gathering evidence to obtain indictments of Hawaiian
communist leaders.
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13. Philadelphia. - Communists will ock to a public meeting to be
held June 12 at a. leading Philadelphia hotel. The purpose of the gathering is
to discuss ways and means to abolish the House Committee on Un-American
Activities. The group sponsoring this meeting is called the Emergency Civil
Liberties Committee. The FBI will be there representing you.
Comment:
We are aware oi the June 12th meeting at the Adelphia Hotel in
Philadelphia. Coverage has been arranged.
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1. Harlan, Kentucky - The U. 8. Senate Labor Rackets Committee
has assigned agents to investigate John L. Lewis powerful union, the United _5 Mine Workers. i .
/ 2. Cleveland - Que es the top officials of the auto werkere union 1-». _ K1 been subpoenaed by the U. S. Senate. Walter Reuther is not involved. A big
&#39; . Ohio union chief is.
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"3. Suez - Dictator Naseer&#39;s seizure of a Danish vessel proceeding to
 Israel is in direct violation of the UN treaty. Secretary Hamrnarskjolci is ying
to Cairo. A special meeting of the UN General Assembly is almost certain. This
means that Nasser will be fighting the second battle of the Suez._1-----v
~ 4. Cairo - Top-level officers of the Syrian army drew pistols on
each other this week. Heavy shifting of 
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will turn over its patrol points to the East German army. Khrushchev has told;: comrades that he no longer cares about a summit conference.
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Rm Walter Winchell Broadcast:
June 14, I359
6. Bagdad - E:-emie1t_Ka.ssim Qi iraq has sent ward ta LQQQQQ
that Nasser and 
arushchev are making nvertunes in him but get
rzg nowhere.
&#39;2. Sm Jose, Qasta Rina ~ T§1e_rebe1§ion in Nicaragua. is far from
over. New hattalions are ready for _a.nathe:: attack.
8.. Paris ~+ Reiationa between Paris and Washington are very straine
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he moveai tn Hellanik Be Gamiie is gazing very iar mat at his way ts. humiliate
the Ameriaan amhassadar.
9. Washington ~ -Jimmy Haifaw new big Teamsters nifice buiictiag
in Washington is up for sale The Gavernment looked it aver as a. pcsssiblei
purchaser. They immcl it tan swanky and elegantiy appointed far Gevernment use.
113. Washingto-n - Senator McClellan is gaging the price: af fighting
xackeieers, He is new receiving the atteatian at sgecialista for a. very
dangerous liver ailment.
11. Mr. and Mrs. United States. The Natiicm celebrate
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tmiay to remind yam that the flags gun are flying ciizht getthere by accident or
mi:-acle. Tens of thousands at Ame-riaan men in Wa.shingtm:a army died to raise
it. Neariy two million anther Americans siaeé their blond to keep it there. The
American ag, ladies and gentlemen, will keep ying so Rang as there is bx-
at}:
left in  me Amer£»;:a.u*s bmiy. That  nuw flying imm you: windew ar gs:-rah
bears no postmarkls. But it was delivered to pm: aver the mast herein route in
histnry. From the Emma 01 Betsy Rosa it went tn the galains at Saratnga. Frnm
Saraitow ta the 
ghting mast of the USS Coxmstitutiam Then to Ghapultepsc, up
San Juan Hill, then ames the Rhine, and hack home by way oi Iwa Jima and
many other places acmss the mt-an-peacefu3. Paci
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and fought for by American men and wumen who passed the ammunition ixmatead
ed the buck. That&#39;s why they call it "QM Glary. " 
ver one million American
ghasts are marching dawn your main street on this summer ay saluting that ag»
If they weren&#39;t, ypu wcruld he saluting a Nazi or communist parade right nnw.
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
June 14,- 1959
They would be very much alive although your freedom and your soul would be
dead. The American ags now flying measure the heritage of the past and
our duty to the future. And only it it is ying 100 years from now will we
have done our part in paving the American way for our children and the world.
12. Tallahassee - The jury&#39;s recommendation of mercy in the rape
oi pa Negro coed made a lot of Americans wince. If a Negro was so charged, he
would have received the death penalty or a lynching. if the jury had not
recommended mercy when they found these four white cowards guilty, the
judge would have been forced to send them to the electric chair. Now his honor .
can let them oif with a reprimand or give them lite. He probably will give them
a very stiff term in prison. When you lose your liberty 24 hours a day, it is a
lot worse than getting the electric chair because you suifer agony trying to
remember what a woman looks and feels like.
| 13. New York City - Police Commissioner Kennedy will release
[another blast at the mayor very soon.
The following remarks made by Winchell are set forth with
appropriate comment for your information.
Winchell said:
_ 14. New York City - A new book, a rehash oi the familiar attacks onthe late Senator Joseph McCarthy, is due any day. It will be met with a million
dollar libel suit before it hits the stores.
Comment:
The book mentioned may be Senator Joe McCarthy" written by
Richard H. Revere, Washington, D. C., correspondent for "The New Yorker"-
magzine. It reportedly will be placed on sale to the public this week.
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
June 14, 1959 Y
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15. Detroit - Communist leaders will conduct a secret training course
for comrades in Detroit from June 20 to the 28th. Employed persons will
attend in the evenings. The unemployed will attend in the days. Some of the
subjects will be class struggle, exploitation, imperialism, capitalism, and other
red problems. The communists will print. 100, 000 yers condemning the U. B.
bombing oi Hiroshima. They will be passed around from coast to coast during
"Hiroshima Week" next August. Communists are backing the hospital strike
100 per cent in New York City. They are supplying food, advice, and pickets
to keep it prolonged. My Cleveland editors are herewith informed that communists
hope to take over a peace rally planned for the Cleveland Arena. It is
sponsored by Protestant churches which probably do not even suspect it.
Comment:
We are aware of the Communist Party, USA, secret training course
to be held in Detroit June 20-28. Coverage has been arranged.
The Party plans to issue 100, 000 flyers on the U. S. bombing of
Hiroshima in 1945. The yer will reportedly condemn nuclear and atomic
weapons testing and complain of tall -out dangers.
The Communist Party, USA, has publicized and supported the strike
of New York City hospital workers against six hospitals in that city. Local 1199
oi the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union AFL~CIO which is involved
in the strike is the subject of a communist infiltration of labor investigation.
We are aware of communist intentions to support and in
ltrate the
peace 1-ally planned for the Cleveland tome! Arena for July, 1959.
Winchell said:
16. Is Batista still in the country to which he fled? One rumor up here
says he hasn&#39;t been seen there for 
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June 14, 1959
Comment: _ "
We have received information that as of June 11 Batista was
reportedly stiil in the Dominican Republic to which he fled in January, 1959.
Winchell said:
17. Detroit - Labor leader Phil Weiss trial starts on June 15th.
He is charged with stealing parts from Willys -Overland. This case will start
a fuse which is sure to explode all over Washington, D. C.
Comment: V
T&#39;hillip Weiss is the subject of an interstate Transportation of Stolen
Property case. A former conviction in the case was reversed on appeal on
the grounds of legal technicalities. This case is scheduled for retrial Jun_e 16
according to latest information from the Detroit Office.
Winchell said:
18. Washington - The House Committee which investigated
Eherman Adams will next open fire on the Department of Justice and the D. 3.
Attorney General. This committee will investigate charges that the Department
of Justice attempted to inuence two big Government agencies, namely, the
Federal Communications and the Federal Power Commissions.
Comment:
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Legislative Oversight of the Interstate and Foreign 
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are considered necessary. They are for your information.IU IJICI:
Winchell said: _
i. lvliami - Paraguay is on the verge of civil war. 
icfrator/¬&#39;oessner&#39;s army versus university students and farmers. Blood has already _
been shed.2. Havana. - Docto?£_a§t;jo_may be married in the next six weeks.
His bride-to-be may be the gi 1 who served with his rebels for over two years.
1-~~ .. Q. " &#39;3&#39; -,_3. Caracas - Veq%uelsn intelligence ggents have arrested the top
undercover gang for Bic_tatg_a&#39;;&#39;if1f1ij,il.l0. "l"&#39;ney were take ft pistol point. _4. Bern - The odds tonight are 2 to 1 thay
ushihev wilfaccept the
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conference meant an assembly of nations intent on the common objective of peace
by agreement. But history changes the meaning of words as well as b,ou.nda.ries 92
on maps. Today, an international conference means meeting the challenge to * e
an international group where the weapons are threats to define borders by force.
To millions who do not understand this, the Geneva Conference is a failure. The u
fact is, however, that it could never be a failure because it was never: conference
in the 
rst place. The Russians insisted on it, not to find any peaceful solution, -
but to intensify the crisis and then win concessions by pretending to ease the &#39;
tension. in short, 1939 is repeating itse
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June 21, 1959
is in misleading the Reds by giving in to them. The only great danger of war
is this: our President has told them that we will yield no further. It we give
any sign of yielding, they will think the President is bluffing--and he isn&#39;t.
Hitler was the most stunned man in the world when the Allies went to war overDanzig. He yelled and he screamed that the Allies had misieta him. From his
mad man&#39;s viewpoint he was correct because they didn&#39;t go to war, though they
said they would, when he took the Rhineland, when he took Austria, when he took
the Sudetenland and so on. So, why shouldn&#39;t he believe, he said, that they were
bluffing about Danzgig? The Allies didn&#39;t stop Mussolini: when the Duce took
Ethiopia and Albania. Why now? That is why 1959 is such a deadly parallel to
1939. The danger is that the Reds, like Hitler, may not believe that they have
stretched the elastic to the breaking point until it snaps into another world war.
It is doubly ironic that our President&#39;s efforts to save the world from war is of
greatest service to the Russian people. Eisenhower is trying to save them from
the price of Hitler&#39;s victory at Munich which the German people had to pay at
bombed-out Berlin. It is doubly ironic that our President must remind them of
Hitler&#39;s folly because Hitler invaded Russia 18 years ago tochy, and Hitler s fatal
mistake is new Khi-ushchevs policy.
The following remarks made by Winchell are set forth with comment
for your information.
Winchell said:
American country. 3. liberation movement is fighting day and night. The   ..;_-.-6. Dominican Republic - Insurrection has broken out in this  ,_.
o embassy and consulates in the United States keep denying it. Congressma rte_r____ of Oregon, however, makes it all public in the "Congressional Record {K
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Conflicting reports have been received on the invasion of the
Dominican Republic on June 14. The Bureau has disseminated considerable chta
from Dominican exiles in the United States and other Bureau sources.
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
June 21, 1959
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&#39;7. Newark, N. J. - Executives of thiyérolap  Phonetic! C§g1_1_i_1=i_ttee,_ 1  which still protests the Rosenberg Spy case will soon receive a very big shock.?* l Charges of criminal contempt.
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les are negative re the Prolap Committee. A letter has been
" the Hewark Gitice on todays date on above matter.
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f L , B. Oslo - American federal men have discovered the secret of the so-
] called fishing trawlers flying the Soviet flag. They carry electronic devices
 - which enable them to tap the underwater telegraph and telephone cables.
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A I .ca 11%9. Dos Angeles -c C mrnunists from five western states and British~ Columbia will me  from June 26 to 28. They are gathering there to figure&#39;7 i out how to get Morton obell free. Sobell is doing so years in Alcatraz for his
»- -_ part in the Julius &#39;  &#39;Et§&#39;el Rosenberg spy case. The next secret meeting of top. 92_- . reds will be held in New York City June 25. At another secret meeting held here,
 the communists decided to support a steel strike ii strike mlk stays. On June the 11r- ..-; top red leaders here decided on their strategy for both parties in the 1960 nationalJ ;  "Pace wi
 Russia at any price. == it will be rejected except, of course,
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
June 21, 1959
Winchell said: » L1610. New York - Federa_l_._Iudge hqméqfmu will preside for the 6
Government against the 27 mobsters in the Apalachin affair. He was the judge ~
who sentenced the Red spies, the Rosenbergs, to the chair at Sing Sing. &#39; &#39;
Comment: .
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Winchell refers to the coming trial of 27 individuals who were recently
indicted by a Federal Grand Jury, Southern District of New Yerk, on charges of-
conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Ho I! .._/ The following remarks were made by chell on which no comments:..§$__Q1": nnirlnrnri ngqaawrr "Pl92curr awn l92I92 n-r92|1-In } . 1* _I Z1 I 92&#39;92,l-l§IIl¬l> Y.  Ila W VI JU-L VD&#39; ation. Winchell said: ~ 92» »  
111% &#39;31. Caracas - I-92e_n_s_i_gp_ is mouoting  _qyJ_ar__Southp America. TheI intelligence war is employing new tactics. Instead of sporadic invasions, iniders I
expect a wave of outright assassinations. From Buenos Aires to Havana the whole
continent is nearing explosive eruption. i . -
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not yet decisively defeated despite this man&#39;s  Somoza&#39; s! statement.
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5. Lair. and Mrs. United States - Practically everyone knows that there
is can international crisis. But the question of why, especially at this time, remains
unanswered. The answer is mathematically simple. At this 
mg@ duch9n
has reachegl__4_Q_per cept_9§_American production. That is, country for country, we
ar¬fw&#39;6&#39;éi5d one-halt times stronger than Russia. But the European NATO countries
proooce hem-1y I5 per cost as mooh £5 we do= Thereiore, ii Russia can dommate
those countries, she can add that 75 per cent to her 40 and thus be stronger than us.
Cheerful arithmetic, isn&#39;t it? Mr. Khrushchev believes he can do this at Berlin
right now without fighting a war. He thinks that it he can show that he is so
powerful at Berlin, we will back sdown and the rest of Europe will fall in line. In this
Hr. Khrushchev is correct. Because, without American support, the European
tions are mere suicide battalions against the powerful Red Army. They would-
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June 28, 1959
collapse without fighting overnight. That is why, even though the Geneva conference
is called a draw so far, it is a very great victory for President Eisenhower. If
Berlin falls, the Reds will not have to march to the channel. Their great shadow
from Berlin will fall over and dominate every European city. It is a heart-breaking
iact tonight that no man in history has ever carried one-tenth the burden of our
I&#39;D-n E la I I» -. . 1-4-. esrdent. Let as he tuankiui that civilization and 
-eedom net-er had a stronger
champion. Y V
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shoreline loaded with looti&#39;aiid"i:7i¬lH£ii&#39;és.t It is ready in case the dictator has t_g_,gg,_
The rebels are beating his army in the mountains. The Angelita, by the way, is the
same yacht that made the headlines when his son entertained Zsa Zsa Gabor, e -
Kim Novak, and other Hollywood characters. e
The iollowing remarks made by Winchell are set forth with comment for
your information. &#39; - _ _ _
Winchell said:  3! 
7. Washington - ,Ii_n;1 _ V ofia and  m§ter§_§mon have more hot|water coming up. Attorney Genera Rogers of the partment of Justice has eight|Feoera1 grano juries investigating tnat um on right now. in Washington, i-Few Yors,
Miami, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Indianapolis.
Comment: &#39; »
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We are not aware oi any investigations of Hoffa and his union by Federal
gl&#39;3.l1d juries. 
Winchell said: _
s. &#39;n.w York City - [email protected] are m rim.m
New York City. They came from many states. The FBI is there in bunches, too. in
Comment:
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadca
Jame 28, 1959
Winchell said:
92v :,7&#39;fa-_-_ .. 9.. Havana - mn §m wbeiiian may exp1o§e1.arm1;I1§;.&H£iWi.1st if"&#39;92,QIans ta asfsassiamte buI:h__ §§5gg__ lvthers some aft. &#39;
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in Cuba and £01 the assassina
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16. New York City -A Department ui hypucrisy. rm! Kuav, the Kr~emlin~&#39;s*
number we man, arrived in the United States today speaking wax-sis of peace and
friendship. But listen to what he said in Russia. Here it is: The American
imperialists, new ta§:;iu.g upon themselves the role sf we-rid poiicemen, are try1ng_
everywhere ta smother 
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fr.   _ ozlsw, Smriet Fi}&#39;§t_;Q£5~pt§tf92_Prg_n1ie.r, is visiting the United States to Gglen
the-}_;Ru,ssian Exhibitifén 6f&#39;§5ience, Techianiog and_Cu1t1,u&#39;e&#39; in Raw York cw on
6,/&#39;2§f59. He iieifii &#39;a1soma-at with President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon,
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The following remarks were made by Finicrhell on which no 2::-gm:
comments are considered necessary. They are for your information.
Zinchell said:
1. Havana - Cuba is mobilizing and training all boys from 12
to I6 to jight any invasion. __-1
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2. Oriente Province - Dr. C&#39;astro viii resume the trizhfor
enemies throughout Cuba. There are over fifteen hundred anti-Gastro
people now awaiting trial and the firing squad. er _
3. Havana - The Castro government is so divided M unstable
that not even the communists want to deal with it. The big qestion in
Cuba today is, who suceeds Castro? - from Iiberator to fool in six short
months. .
4. Rio de Janerio - Red submarine packs suspected of running
guns are operating off the South Arnerican coast from Rio to the Falklands
5. Frankfurt - The Fest is ready to take advantage of unrest
in the Red satellite nations in case real shooting trouble starts,
eespecially a force being trained in Bavaria to organize guerrilla
operations in the satellite countries. The Unit involved is the tenth
Special Forces Group of the United States Army.
A6. New York - Governa" Rockefeller wants former GOP House
Leader Joe Mzrtin for permanent chairman of the next Republican
Convention. Martin, strong for Rockefeller, could make sure there wasno stampede to nominate M. Nixon.   . H A» 4 %_ _ _ ,_. . _______,/.
-. T7. "Detroit - Last Sunday night I discus e theiarrioal in
New York City of Russian First Deputy Premier Fro! ozlpv. I said last, , .
suxeey night that told the American nempaper pe Ie he was here for.. -- . 0- Q u__ 0 Mb _4 _a _I&#39;I -air-Jpeace and goodwill etc., but that in It&#39;ll-8916 he za astea as a 1, o lea
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us all American imperial ists trying to force fascism on the world.
as has since confirmed his real feeling about as. so had the gall the
other day to tell the National Press Club members that Russia will
fight as if we don &#39;t agree on Berlin and so on. Thanks to the lkzyor of
Detroit, who returned that compliment by telling er. Kbzlov, the.Red,
he would not welcome him to Detroit and not to com there tomorrow. Our
State Department is in a &#39;tizey&#39; over that Mayor&#39;s rebuke. Kelli that&#39;s
too bad. Host Americans probably enjoyed Mayor HTriani&#39;s attitude, -
especially on Independence Day weekend. _
8. Santiago - A new rebel force of 45? men was landed in
Nicaragua. They proceeded to the mountains to join other forces.
Dictator Somoza has a plane ready to escape if they overthrow him._ His
helicopter is on the alert to fly him to the getaway plane. w2 have noinformation concerning this.!  &#39;- U
The following remarks made by Winchell are set forth with
comment for your information. ..
Zinchell said: &#39;
9. Miami - Inn yachts 72.feet long are standing by near the
greater h
ami area to carry men and arms for an invasion of fhraguay.
They will transport anti-dictator fighters from other Latinwdnerican
places. They plan to land in Argentina and then march on Paraguay.
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have developed no data indicating that any rebel groups in United States
are planning for any invasion of Enraguay. Although there appears to be
no violation within our jurisdiction, the.Miami Qffice is being
instructed to verify the presence of such yachts and obtain available
information concerning then.o
Ejnchell saig:
10. Miaai - Castro&#39;s July 26 Movement is now the date for
another revolution againt him. The anti-Castro movement is gaining
momentum. The resignation of his air chief was the signal to supporters
in and outside Cuba that they are ready. The former Castro air chief
may head the new rebels if he isn&#39;t shot.
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QFORPS GT8 iifliistence and that plans are being formulated for action
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lg;&#39;1"&#39;wngnc-r= entree WINCHFLIJ BROADCAST &#39; - M-JULY 12, 1959 &#39;- I" +;.TE&#39;
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The following remarks were made by Winchell on which no °""""&#39;
cements are eon-sidered necessary; .&#39;I?=ey are for gear ir-._;"cre.&#39;atis:-&#39;..
inchell sai : _  do &#39; g{_/A/{AI/,=zLo [email protected]  .. - _i__,_r &#39;l_"&#39; ____
l.- C-&#39;aracas&#39;&#39;l The Latin-American volcano will erupt at
of Secretary Herter. The friendly Eatin-American countries will blunt.
tell Washington that .TrujilZo&#39;s agents are trying to upset their govera
meats and that they could handle this dictator if Washington would onli
stop helping him. * X52 -n<.=>/~!C. ~ -
&#39;- ,2. Karachi - The communists are centering a terrific drive 4
Iran. £2 Iran goes, the Middle East will be flanked. Persian feeders
are very busy sending their fortunes out of that country. That is thereal tip-off on big trouble. It e
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3. Bern - The inside story on the Geneva C&#39;onJ&#39;erence__ __
see a lot of bare knuckles again but no military punches. They saga
ammit conference is almost sure. They zoill decide on that aroand he.
27th. &#39; ga _,
$2 1.4. Bagdad -g I;;a_g_ is stiffening againsti
ied foreign .g:cTlicy1_g
their iij_t]:__aolumn.&#39;i" The good news is that Iraq is jar from lost},
although many lives will be before that issue is decided. &#39;9 ...
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5&#39;. Washington - Radio l{os&#39;oow,&#39;surpr:sing1y, is ordering the
people to give Hr. Nixon a every big welcome. They are urged to. make i"
a wild demonstration. The Vice President has been studying Rl.t.&#39;.!&#39;3I&#39;
!Z jog
the past two months. He is expected to astonish the Russian leaders za
he talks with them in their own double-talk. .1X -6.! Postmaster General
fuwnerjield will run for the Senate J
Hi__q_ igan next year. He will try to_win the seat now held by Democrat
Rat McNamara. , _  2 , 3 gg. 1.3--/1&#39;,¢,,-v¢-  REG-&#39;;6Z .,. -"&#39; "-V-&#39; --/1:  " -"as L L ,__ FEJ cl? M 1/¢l~I~¢&#39;a¢...¢-.1:-f/&#39;%f   1. JUL 15 1959
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Re: Walter Winchell Broadcast
July 12, 1959 &#39;
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r; /&#39;7. I7zru.sto?P.5Jorton is the latest to engage in a WashingtonIjeud. He is the Republican National I-ihairman. He is quarrel ing with
U S. Attorney General Rogers aslledging that the Dep_a_1j3;_ment__o_?;?Jys_t_ioe_
is :;.o_tapoointing enough Boost! io_a_;2s_ to tge Federal oerzolze
/I l"&#39;./-/ __-_-s-"18. The intimate friends of Governto§&_o0?t§J_el1gr tire veryggggain that he will seek the Repulll fa"-:?rT7=0r::inatzon Jor"7.President in
Qou~_§ Eéeo
. 9. Poll taker, Dew Harris, has told Senato

ennedy that he,
Kennedy, can sweep the big State of Pennsylvania at the Democratic
Convention.
rzhxu10. Washington - Here is aniimportant fact behind the split
in the Democratic Party over O&#39;hairmarI:Qytler.1$...<l¢taok_.oaths g
emool-atia
Congress. Mr. -Butler is regarded as spokesman for the powerful oom3"&#39;
oinatién 0; Stevenson and Governor Brown 0; California. His tough words
are considered attacks on the Johnson-Kennedy slate. Kennedyis forces
rallied instantly to Senator Johnson. Kennedy, by the way, will enter
the California primaries to fight Governor Brown on his home ground.
ll. Hiashingto
 Poet - Big rumoer irz liezo lore is teat tne
President may order a shake-up of his own staff and also at the Depart-
ment 0-7&#39; State"}5:i:*__L°*-i§_,_41¢~_e T/EI/M*»~1»:?...or-$re2e». &#39;.~T-W-;..-_-.10
The following remarks made by Winchell are set forth with
comment for your information.
Einchell said:
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manipulator, wanted by the Ngwbfork District Attorney may surrender in
Manhattan tomorrow. Birrel allegedly fleeoed suckers out of fourteen-
million dollars and now the jiddlers must pay.
Comggg :
This is a Securities and Exchange qomission matter. Fe have
conducted no investigation into Bir:??&#39;8_1&#39;s activities. He hasabeen
indicted by a New York County Grand Jury.
Z3. San Diego, Qal ijornia -e 2?:ig&#39;;en$o_4.?3o2eieio.>z Baal: of Ottawawas robbed 01- seventy-seven thousand dollars but will not know about it
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Rs: §czZ:er Winclwil Bra-czdc-cast
July I2, I959
un~:£&#39;I it apqns tamarrcw warning unless zuss bank peaple are listening
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comments are considered necessary. These are for your informatjo
T Winchell said: ;;
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1. New York City--Virginia liallanus, former schoolteache
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victed as a call girl will soon make big news again. She will cover the
extortion trial Qf the police lieutenant who arrested her recently in--
a vice raid.
2. Geneva-The Foreign Ministers are on the verge ofqnagreement
regarding a summit meeting. They will announce the date about Aagast
14th. Khrushchev wants Stockholm. The West prefers Geneva. There is
little chance of a summit ajfair being held in the U}S. because prima
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_-__.,-. donna De Gaulle feels that.Mr..Eisenhower should visit him jirst.
3. see: Berlin-Last year the East 0erman.Heds announced that
they were cutting down their army from 120,000 to 90,000 men. This week
they enlarged their army to 150,000. Mbscoun by the way, is supplying
new mobile armor and.HIO fighting planes. East Germany is forming an
army division made up entirely of women.
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have a vast arsenal of guided missilestithnearea. Even if as had crash, program we could not equal their rocket poaer_jor at least three yzjrs.
_5. Uhief Justice Earl Warren according to Capital rumor w*l A [join the big parade of American leaders to Moscow in the fall. //ix
6. The Panamanian Government is readying a legal case t The
presented to the UN demanding possession of the Panama Canal. inside
talk is that they are really using their case to get a big perce tage of
FER f! 5"" 7. the canal receipts
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7. Paul Butler, the National Chairman Qf the Democrats, stated
last week that a western senator tried to get his job. so didn&#39;t name
him. b
s successor may beékndbo
lair Engle of California.
8. Hovanaen letter from a friend af mine in Cuba confirms
many things we have heard about Castro. His agrarian reform, for
instance, gives the Cuban Government control over all the land oaned by
each individual eicept 1,000 acres. This farmer&#39;s land was once worth
about§d,000,000. It is now reduced to a value of $50,000. Anyone who.
opposes the program will be shot. My source in Cuba also said that the
Reds in Cuba have rewritten the school books and that Catholic schools
will probably be closed. Castro, who denies that he is a red. is the
target oj a current Cuban wisecrack. It goes like this; Castro is like
a watermellon, olive green on the outside, red inside.
The following remarks made by Winchell are set forth with
comment for your information.
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9. Havana-This is the explanation of Castro&#39;s resignation, more
signijicantly his withdrawal. In internal politics a resignation is only
afered in strength, that is, it is offered when it would be impossible
for the opposition to accept. or. ¬astro knew that the Unban president
could not govern without his support. Also, that acceptance of his
offered resignation would bring Cuba into more fighting union he, Castro,
would win. S0, he forced his president to quit. Castro found out that
he, Castro, is not as strong as he thought and that if his resignation
was accepted he might not be strong enough to get back in.
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we have been advised by the Legal Attache at.Havana that Castro
resigned without giving a reason. Sources believe the resignation is
perhaps due to a disagreement over President Urrutia&#39;s statements
strongly attacking Communism. Sporadic strikes have broken out and it
appears Castro will operate so as to have his recall demanded by a
spontaneous demonstration of the people.
Winchell said: &#39; .
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visa for.Hr. Batista next week allowing him to enter. It means we will
have to protect him from assassins.
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to all people who have trouble decoding the diplomatic double-
talk which is the theory_0d&#39; secret diplomacy that the Brit ilk
press is clamoring for tonight. Ihe eqnveraatiens have been
interesting and they have interested an-my PQDPICI ies: talk:
could pg the miss ing link in the _oo,m:u.n_iaat ionabe_tme¢!$ Peoples,
that is, the leader: talking, notgt gone imaginary summit
high above the heads OJ the people but with the people looking
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WALTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
amuse 2, 1959 "9IU IJIL1:>° UNITED MATES GOVERNMENT
on-u= August 3, 1959
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to expansion of he following points: 4/rz I /" ,/_" I" -#1. xlfhrushchev/s prospective risit to the US&#39;  . V. ..-= - =1 =~=_-~~""-&#39; &#39;_ Ar  >
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Grant speculated as to the probable reactions of ./&#39;
various interests in this country to a visit by Khrushchev. He
said Congressman Walter would probably act to have Khrushchev&#39;s
admission barred on the ground of his Red leanings." Others,
said Grant, would jump prematurely on the "swords to plot-shares"
bandwag on . L
The commentator proposed an Eisenhower-Khrushchev
meeting which would take the form of a world-wide, onrehearsed
radio broadcast. He suggested that such mass communication of
a free exchange of ideas between leaders of the US and the USSR
at Geneva.
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Without naming names, Grant reported the generally~ uhfasorabde reaction among present major league officials to tC§!s92proposer/I§o_ntiI1ewntal League. He deplored this attitude and 4 stated that any new league should stand or fall on the basis o
its ability to compete and not be smothered by unfavorable publisentiment whipped up by those already in [aha business. H
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1. The Guban Situation
The meeting of the Organizatinn at American Statea_
in Santiagoi Shile, will eansider charges made by General Trujillithis Fidel éastro plottad an.invasian sf sag Dsminican Republic.
Grant speaulated that these nhargas wnuld not be given great
weight in View of tbs prssent situation in Guba whera Fi
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counterrevolution and an invasion or the Isle at Pines which is
said to be Dominican inapired-
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Ingamar Johansson has refused to hnnar his contract
with Rasensohn Entarprises fur a return bout with Fluyé Patterson
fur the heavyweight championship Jahansson.demands £1! that an
accounting of the funds from the first bunt first be made and
! that the prnmmtinnal mess" be cleanad up.
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background or the Johansson~Pattersan fght an Hbnéay, 8~i0~59.
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Re: WALTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
The top spot in.boxing according to Grant, is nowvacant and there are manycmndidates. Gus D&#39;Ameto appeared to
have the inside track until the recent heavyweight fight in which
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forefront. Now it appears that attorney Velella is, in fact,
the majority stockholder in Rosensohn Enterprises. After s
meeting in Sweden between Velella, Kahn and the new QhampionRosensohn resigned from Rosensohn Enterprises and has flown to
Paris to meet with the champion. Grant indicated that a fight to
secure promotional privileges for the heavyweight championship
is apparently on between Kahn and Bosensohn with the winner to
take Dn.....D&#39;AII13.l2O?
Grant spelled out what he called the three commandments
of boxing. "Who controls the heavyweight champion controls 
boxing is the prime commandment, according to Grant, sandwiched
in between "Thou shalt not steal and get caught" and "They can&#39;t
hurt pg," the manager&#39;s oath. _
3. Cold War Diplomacy
Grant criticized the "clearly but bitterly remembered"
recent past in which the late John Foster Dulles worried that an
Eisenhower-Khrushchev meeting would result in a too-easy propa-
ganda victory for the Russians. He stated that the Administration
is now apparently willing to let a few facts stand up against
communist propaganda in public as is apparent from the fast moving
preparations for top-level conferences.
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d China
The current lull in the emld war occasiuned by the fertheamingEisenhcwer~Khrushchev talks, has haé the e§£eét af diverting attentian
from the prablem sf Red China. The commentatar apinad that problems
which have kept the U;S. on the "brink ef war" in recens years have
resuite
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actiuns. against this background Grant beliavas it tn he para&nxicaithat the leadership sf the U.S. s
uuld be enceniaging the pcpulaee to hapalite an
 civil ta Khrushchev when the Gevern
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deterring any impravement in cammunication with
Bad* iha, even in thaUnite
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manages to b10ck.3e& Chinese admission to the niteé Nations for reasons
which grow weaker each. ear. Eventually the U S;+may he realistic with
2. Fidel Qastru
LLGastra has shown an admirable distaste for General Tru§illc,
His expressed.w1sh,£0r something fortunately fatal to overtake Erujillo
is an.appealing idaa but one which the democracies cannnt alluw 
astro
to implement. Castra must bs convinced that he cannut use dictatorial
means ta further the ends cf demscracy. Tha Qrganization o£ American
Stat@$ fgom its meeting in Santiagai Ghile, can have littlé mare thanhmpe tEat.it will fin
 a snlutien to the Caribbean prublem
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delagates want nathing to do with either Trujille ur Castfs_ : Q;   &#39; Y-9292%~/8 3. Q 1.1. Rights R5114; 5£r**9 Jana A avits, Republican Senatar from New mi;  d outfer a6£;i%uing ha curaent session bf Cangress throu:§£§%E §
g§% iineeessary, to insure passage hf a:wogkable eivil righ§&*measure. Gran$_
commented that a Khrushchev vis1t*&atne U.S. uhila Gmngresa wé§H§ liaver whether it shuuld guarantee the basic rights of man would h ni
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q § §§iT;f°°"an -&#39;  Gandy l_.Taylor Grant subet ituted for Walter Winchell 2 o is /
vacationing. There was no mention made of the FBI during Grant&#39;s 92
commentary. Among the regular news items presented were the J&#39;o1.Zowin5points of possible interest: _1. Rockefeller reading  &#39;  &#39;" _
c The marriage of 1Ve1eo§:Lf§o9Fgefe1.{e_r&#39;s son to a commoner
who had served as a maid in ithe
cckefeller household has had theeffect of dulling an? antiaristocratic feel ing which the pub! ic mayhave had toward New or-k&#39;e Governor. He has been vaulted by this
event into a position of real contention for the 1960_presidentia1
race, according to Grant. .
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negotiations for the return match of Ingeerrzar
fohansson and FI_oyd---./:Pgtt_e_r§.g_on would result in a bout next gcffmber at Los Angelee. _ &#39;
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with the slaying of Fred"!-&#39;!:ana, &#39;-one time associate of A1 Capone.
Evans ms shot down in broad. do light atfhicago on Saturday, 8-22-5&#39;91and Chicago p0II&#39;O8 determined t
at ,C&#39;oher§~,_had been in that city for I1
five-hour stopover while en ,-route to&#39;.J¢iami, Florida. Uhioago authori:
have requested Jiiani police to detain
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Re: FALIER lFI.NC&#39;1EL.E BROADCAST
AU@U3T 23, IQS9
5&#39;. 1960 Far1d&#39;s Fair __
Congressional sént iment in favor of selection of
Fashington, D. 0., as the sits of the 1960 World: Fair is mounting
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A Taylor*Grant substituted for Walter Hinchell who is _
vacationing. Thére was_ne mentinn ma
a Bf the FBI during Grantis
cemmentary. He 
evotedpthe majar part sf the program to expaqsion ofthe fnllowing pQé§ts: ;; fr él1.- Prééidentgal Visit ta India A £§§2&£¥¬iJ
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ents covering the Presi
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have rapeated a rumor that there may be plans~£nr 2 visit by @l
r. Eisenhower to India in the future._ Grant 
ealt somewhat-§ar¢&sti~
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n§gspap$rEcsrresgondents it woul
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2. Bed 
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Ehe present encroachments of Red China in Tibet and India
are reminiscent or the minor wars which came as a prelu
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The aggressive activities of tha Re&~Ehinesa Gmvernment can_be easily
avarlnokaé by aur Government, hawever, sinea withaut recagnitian sf tha
Rea Chinese there is nn official anannel sf cammunieation between.guvernmentsi » 
_Comment: Grant has in the §ast been.nutspoken in favor of
&#39; recognition of 3&6 China by the U.Si an
 sfacceptance of Be
-China in the Uhite§_Nati0ns1£%ik?
3. Juvenile Murders j #1;
Tbs murders of two juveniles in a New Yurk City playgrsund
itnis weekené underline a basic prnb1am in our saeiety.. While 
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September 6, 1959
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For gauze infurmaiziun»
Winchell idas :
&#39; Z ,Washington -,__a1a:m.nda:?i?&;1tiermn, so-mallet} Katsry man 
nd!!!tam indictments, 
isappearud ané has just been tmmd Ly Elna FBI. é
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Guterma, usxdar indictment tor viovlation or m Feéarul "
Rasamra Act and relates! charges, waa arraignad 
aptember l|., 1959,
at Washington, D-.6" for vinlation or ma Ragiatrahion ms. Qutemaa
appaarad in Fa
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baan saarabing for him
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Brooklyn - Faaeral Gram! Jm-1y is abzmt ta announcer aevaral
imam menus whiuh invalwa aaeurity frauds in a vary praminant hm.1aa--
hold produatza aompaw»
Gemmantz A _
1115.! in apparently Q Saeuritie: and Exchange Gumaisaion
matter and we have nu infurmtinn ralatiw to such. -
Hinchag aa; Q 2
L Singapora - Reéharbillerg has baen diraeto
 against: Laos
and that country is aazpaetacl ta 1: 1 within the next ten days.
Jahanmsbmg - H16 graa
eat uprising in African hiatorqr is
Q&#39;§J&#39;;.1§ ta ascploda. me Belgian Gcmgo, Portuguese Angola and the Fmvnah,
Gamammna have baan 
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Memorandum to Mr. Belmont e
RE: HALTER UIIBHELL BROADCAST
September 6, 1959
Stockholm - an intelligence source reported the Russianshi. |__j92&#39;I L_.._ --Q In-ls.n-n-3-w92In1Icn.~t92mLa92T u|54aa;1n;92- I-Q4-HA4:--u -In qfitfl nun-2 -nail uh QQMILQ1*; LLIAYB IL] AIIUULDULAULMUHUGL MAW  Ll LEW §92ll92l ll-Q-U I-IvJ&#39;~§ Q-11"rm-i. _ ,
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exact week the Russians would explode their first atomic bomb-
Hew Delhi -- Krishna Manon, Iorzaer Gomunist Party member,
has been practically eooueed by Indian Army chief oi being the Indian
Benedict Arnold. It is reported that assaults agaimt the Indian
border had been going on for months and Manon conoealed this infor-
mation and urged the United Nations to accept Red China-
Comment
For your information-
Winchell said 2
Havens - The Soviet Trade Mission to Cubs reportedly comluded
s deal te_purchese over 150,000 tons or sugar and promised Castro they
would beg more; Gastro reportedly has ordered a "deep freeze" on the
Amerio an Embassy.
C omment :
£3.-no Bureau previously received snddisseminated similar infor-
mation concerning the Soviet purchase or Guben sugar. Farther, we have
received information from the Legal Attache, Havens, that much newspaper .
publicity had beengivan to the inability oi the 17.3. Ambassador to see
Gastro between Jane and septemher, 195% f&#39;H__1e Legal .4.ttao-he oomtidentiell
advised he had learned the 13.8» embassado:c7&#39;hed a five-hour conference
with Castro September 3, 1959: which was amicable and duri whichGeatro agreed to henceforth see the U33. Ambassador withinn

 hoursfollowing his request for such an interviewg 5-!
Winchell sgidt
Every intelligence service already knows the mruahchev.
west.  communist policy is to break up arm. combination against
it and the Soviet Union has used this method in the past. me maruehchev
visit is being advertised that Washington and Hosomr will decide the fate
or all nations. For this reason, it was necessary for President
Eisenhower to go abroad to reassure the western allies. the teat that
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RE-t WALTER WDUHEIL BRQQDCLST 1

eptemher é, M359
this trip was necessary demonstrates the tremendous effect or the
Khrushchev visit. It was pointed out that Khruehohev during the
first euzmuit conference aroused the tear oi small nations that the
United Nations would not protect them - e fear only too well founded
in the one of Indochina and new Laos. Khrushchev also proved to
the fighting underground that the west would not ewe to its
oeeietanee when he shot down the Eungeriane, E&#39;rueho@v in_r-ther
proved to the world that the west oould not hold the strategic narrow
seas by getting Nasser to grab Suez. How, by these visits he is_._:_ ltrying to show that Fresident Eisenhower must confer with him and that
our President may sell out the other countries.
 Khrushchev is making a mistake because he does not under-
stand President Eisenhower. However, the allies know this country
will accept war if necessary to stand behind its pledges.
Comment:
For your internation-
Einohe 11 said t
New York - Officials and public leedere want to do somethim
about the juvenile orime situation in greater New York. Responeibilit;
for this problem has been placed on parents, the environment of
juveniles and on public morale. However, the question is not who
started it but how to etaop it. The solution is to restore law and® order at once, no matter what force is necessary. It would be neeessato handcuff fewer delinquents when the city takes the handcuffs ctr
the police.
Comment:
_ For your information.
Winchell eaid z
HOT! I033}! I HEW YOIFIII T111368 1O06Ilt1]&#39; crriqd Q11 qdvaptiggnggg
which stated We applaud the President tor Invitilg er. Khrushchev,"
which advertisement was signed by numerous people including Eleanorggggggrlitéitgiai Stevenson and 1&#39;ormer.United States Gong:-eeemn
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RE: HALTER HBIJI-IELL BROADCAST
September 6, 1959
Comment:
For your information.
ijé i Winchell saigt
It is underotood that our Government does not want any
or us toinsult Khrushchev on his visit to the United States, but
that it is assumed that 1t would be all right to call Khrushchev
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f: 1-"" Comma rlt 0
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U1 nc he 11 said 3 :=
92I &#39;ITew*York Git; - Zeaing New Yorkers are ignoring the Mayor:
1nvitation to an o
1o1al"1unoheotn for Khrushchev next Thursday.
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iami, Florida - Tiicharé-&#39;§fBbb, star or television spy series,Winche ll
salesmen who alleged Webb tried to have them arrested ea R
on a plane. Police say Webb was intoxicated. co Border Patrol, mey"o§"r>.ea re:<a§§au1§&#39;a"z1Hb*a1:a:-y-~by two insurance -_._____
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Ra HALTER WIHCHELL-HRGADCAST

eptamber 13, 1959
1»
Ehe Hashington Past and Timaa Herald in it: isaun
vS&ptBmber la, 1959, publishad an artials with a date line September
at Miami, whiah rapartad FBI and H. S. harder agenta inveatigatadtelevision apg catcher Riahard wabb after ha was carried avg; with
his role and Aarraatad tun aspionage agenta. Qhe arti¢le atataé
both Feeral agencies deei
ed the dispute was a civil mattar and ne MM
imperaenation cf a Fedaral uffisar was invalvaé ainae wabb glaimeé *f@kha was making a citizens arr§st¢" The men invelvad,_H.m£$
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ragon, told pali§%-~M%13¢
Webb ma havi-"=~aaaad Q1@~ awn? &#39;L&#39;¬&#39;Ip 
ne "11"3;§.g-m 1:-v¬:|ti*"§I:1§" 6x&#39;§lsana 
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If P", mi r&#39;  , "P -. - . > "HI§sahél&-- as-id: 3-? il»*=";? .
Sydney, Aus
ralia  Eommuniat led uniana have gainad control
of the very powerful Aua$ral1an Traéa Union Congress.Cumment: L
Far ynur infarmation. 3
Hinehell saiéz ~_ :1*1/a%n&;0Liabon - Intelligenae 
epartments suspect that axil;§§§§I§¥§wil1.meet with prafsaaianal soldiers in Portugal ts discuss gatt*ng "
back his aid jab in Guts. ****-
Cammant:
We have raceivad no 1nformatiun.of this nature.
Winchell asi
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g"Washington, B. Q ~ United Stataa_§§p@ic;n
krref


nuaon
will blaw the lid off eft§I%v1aian quiz shows that ware fixed. Hé"*
will charge many at thaae skews were a fraud on tbs public. In additiun,!$enator~Hagnuaon will investigate th$ Faéersl Gammunicationa Gammisaienfor not invsatigating tha taleviaion ahaua in queatiun. V
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RE: HQLTERKHIHQHELL BRQ£

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$apbembBr 13, 1359 _
Winshall said:
ihe ?rasident in hia radio and 
alaviaian talk raminéad all
a£_ua to be cmurtenus, dignified 
ning tha visit or Bublin Enemy Nnmber
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hruahahev, tha woriéis political criminal E0. 1}.
Khrushaheva racord inolu
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Ea has killed more peapla than tha Barbarian, Genghis Khan;
Khrushchev §eraona1&§ managa §ha~m&aa exaeutian at 
hn
Ukrahian Peasantry.
He erdered the shooting éeun mi the 
ungarian ?&triais.
In addition to palitiual murder far Russia, Ehrushehav, fer
perssnal advancoment and fur privats gain, has shot dawn all @§§uai§ian
within hia own party¢ Hia method mf eparatinn is ho talk his uppunanta
inte s position share &afBnae is impasaihla as was illuatrata
 in tbs
ease sf Beriais death and his assuranea ts Hungary 
hat Russian traapa
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September 13, 1959
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New&#39;York City - State and city fathers have decided to build
new gamps for juvenile delinquents, but the problem has been getting
locations for suoh camps. The Irish should be copied; they have no
juxenile jungle to speak or. The Irish send a juvenile to camp for
three months for violating a law. The juveniles are engaged at uuoh
camps £rom.5 a.m. to 5 p. m. each day pulling weeds - no raoraation,
no radio or television, just terrible food, baekachee day and night.
No delinquent has aver come back.
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G0 TO PRESS! 
NEW YORK: The Communist Party held a secret meeting he s n l
29th, Leaders decided that open association by American Reds with
Mr. K was not advisable, Comrades will mingle with the crowds, stare
the cheering and fling flowers.
WASHINGTON: The Labor Day weekend hghway death toll is now--206. The
total is 25 percent ahead of last year.
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death by her shetland pony last night; Her father is a prominent
socialite-banker.
PRESTONSBURG, KENTUCKY: Former Congressman Andrew May, died today
He w:as BM. He served a term in Federal prison for taking war-time
bribes I __.
NEW YORK: The police are rounding up teenagers and others--in th :
fight against Midget Murder, Inoorporsted...0ver 200 arrests today.
THE BRONX: Three bullies--6 feet tall--beat up a 15 year old boy,
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SHUBER?"ALLEY: Theater magnate John Shubext and him wife ~ thay
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TIA Juana, MEXICG= Jim Madéen, ex~husband or song star Beatrise Kay,
was secretly married tn Doris Franklin, an heiress, On Aug. 28th.
They will be marrieé again in Les Angeles this week.
MILAN, ITALY: Greek ahipping tyconn Aristotle Onassis made a big
mistake when he attacked cameraman taking his picture with npsra star
Mair Callas, His temper gut their secret dates on the front §3g¬S»
N. Y, newspapers laié aft their allagaé 1ong~tim$ trysta ~~ heaauae
bath are married.
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THE INTEHNATIGNAL NEWS:
SIHGAPGRE: Re
 artillary is new in action against La0s...It&#39;1a 1O $9
1 that the little cnuntvy will fall. Fanhaps in 10 days, It is as
helpless as a mouse against a eobra,
JOHANNESEURG: The greatea
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explode. The Belgian Csngo~-Portugeae Angola and the French Camerouns
are new on the blue alert.
BAGBAD: Tunisia and Iraq are farming an anti-Nasser, anti~Gnmmunist
alliance. Both will boycott the Arab League Canferance at Cass Elansa
STGGKHQLM: The very beat Intelligence sources say that Russiala
arsenal~-fur Interq
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Red.attack on India&#39;s borders--has been going on for months. Menon,
Fémeoronce a;Qonmuni§tT§ertg member, not only allegedly concealed that
news--but will urge the U. N, to accept Red China as s member.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN SCENE: w§;}tZ§ Trade ission to Cuba -- is _ _7 ;::_ 7 r  ___~.r_ -1 _-:;.
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ordered the deep freeze on the American Embassy, If Castro thinks
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of the world--is facing a desperate food shortage. The scarcity of
food and the very high prices may cause that Governmentis downfall.
WASHINGTON; The Administration expects Sec? of Labor Mitchell to
settle the steel strike within the next 3 weeks. Mr. Mitchell is a
Republian dark horse -- and the white House favorite for 2nd place
on the Republican ticket, GOP insiders know that Gov. Dewey will
support Gov. Rockefeller at the Convention, Eisenhower will
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nailing the Big Lie. *where it will dn the must damag&_ But uha fact
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shows the tremendaus effect of Hr. Re§*a visit. This is the ea
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fear at every small natien, That the U. H. wculd not prutect them.
A fear only toe well founded. Aa the subsequent fall uf IHdo~Ch1na~~
and now Lana--18 graving. Khrushchev than provaé ta @he fighting
undergrounds-»tnat the west wmuld no
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understood Mr. Roosevelt. Bot our allies know tonight -- by word of
the President himself--that Americans will stand by their pledges.
That the United States will accept war-any kind of war Russia starts
Rather than dishonor our solemn treaties,
A REPOHTER&#39;S REPORT TO THE NATIGN3
NEW YORK CITY: The Governor, the Mayor and other leaders havemet to
do something about the murderous teenage gangsters in Greater New
York. Psychiatrists blame  osrents--others blame the streets and
the public scolders blame public morals, But the fact is that the
menace is like a forest fire. The question is--not who started it,
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ANE NQW T9 BEAT THE HAED ARQUND THE 
LOGK:
WALL STREET: Internatinnal Harvester {an the Big Buar
} will shortly
make news, Sa1ea_fer the fisaal year {ending Oatuber 31st! will hit
an all-time high. Q? abnut one {and a thir
} BILLIQE dollars.
This meaqe that International Harvester earnings will be abcut $§.5S
per share. as against $2.60 last year.
KXXKXXEKRER.
WASHINGTON ?G$T: Frank Gostelgn, fbrmer undevwmrld czar, memes up
for parale again shnrtly. His plea, 3 msnths aga, was re3ected. If
granted, he will leave the enuntry.
CHICAGG §MERI
AN: Lauvence Roakefe}1ers statement-~reaasuPe¢ the
pauple frightened by rumors of peaea. Because of Mr. Khrushchevs
visit. Rnckefeller, brnther of tha N. Y; Gnvernor, says we will
spend mare than ever §nr defense!
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man, Ho §n1r¢ party.
ALL EDNQRS ta the Bunyan Canser Fund. 
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RE: WALTER HIIDHELL BROADCAST
SEPTEMBER 20, 1959
-OWinchell said. A
The White House  The President will be urged to drop his
plans to visit Russia on the ground that he cannot accomplish anthing
over there. Khrushchev, over here, has made it clear where ho stands.
Khrushchevis talks with the President this weekend at Camp David will
result only in changing the cold war to a colder pesos.
Comment: 
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Manila - Msrshagéhiang Kai-shekis army is on the alert for
duty in Laos if th6"oal1 mes. If such is the case, his ships will
be conveyed by American battlewagona. e
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W&#39; idinchell sa .
London bankers are troubled by a persistent rumor that Russia
will claim having a gold reserve the equal of Fort Knox and that Russia
will put the ruble on gold it we have a recession. If this is true,
it would be an economic knockout punch for us.
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For your information.
Hinche 11 said 2
Peiping - Red China and Russia for the first time are
disagreeing very bitterly. Red Shins aihgea that Russia welohsd on an
economic treaty. This is the reason Khrushchev: next stop will be
Peiping. &#39;
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Formar dietator Jimanaz at Venezuela expects a two~3aar fight
in our court to keep tram being dapartad. They want him baak in
Garacaa for burglary in the sum or more than $5,900,QQ$.
Qommanhs
Jimenez has bean or6ereé_dapnrta6 but haa appealaé the aréer,
Extradition prneeaings warn racanxly filaé in 
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Caurt, Miami, Florida, Basking his return 
n Vanezuela. Q hearing in
this mattar is aaheéule xnr Saptembar 22, 1959, an the aafficiency ortha plea
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RE: HALTER HINGHELL BROADCAST
sEPrE1~BEa 20, 1959
Winchell said:
A Tho Rational Press Club was lazy in thsir questioning or
Khrushchev the other day. Some questions warn tam and somo ware 8
waste or timo.
- Uinchell pointed out many contradictions msda by Khrushchev
in his speoohss. 
Comment
For your information.
Hinchsll said:
Washington - Authoitias on space confirm the roport that
the Russians hit the moon with a missile and that captured German
scicntists porroctcd the rocket, Khrushchcv hinsoli said that Jswish
scientists led the list i onors. I hear the one man re~ ponsibls for
hitting the moon is Jossp tanilao  phonetic!, a Baziljhn.
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Winchell said:
Hollywood - The 20th Century Fox luncheon party for Khrushchcv
of tho whole affair was seein so many Hollywood stars actually kissing
Khruahchov. Our President urged Americana to be courteous, not to
Cllriij 0yesterday was quite o flop for all concerned. Tho most sickening part
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K§g;§Qr Gity - How York P0118. expect to break tho &#39;L1tt1o
Augie  Agtpon grfgggj Murder Cose.§ They aro oonvinoed it was rovonge
over tho assas natfon of Albert Anastasia, Chief of Murder, Incorpo-
rated, and tho attempted killing or Frank Costello. -inohell sol
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For your information.
7 Winchell said:
- Forth Vornon, Indiana - Throo>Brook1yn non
rook and roll aot, were arrested today, charged with
a vary young girl.
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two teen-agar: attempting a stick-up on Eaat_55th Street,
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mmuniat Party is going on right now in Chicago. Rod leaders will
hold a secret meeting in Row York tomorrow to reorgani o tho water-front section. 3._ 
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coverage or this meeting.
Winchall said:
Union City, Haw Jersey - Tho service: tor Ego. A11cn¤}aka,wife or tho comedian, alain by enemies of Little Augie will c heid
Tuesdar warning at 9:30. Un1°n_§i§:i_Ha!WJa2z2z;.
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Comment: - -
For your information,
Winchell 2 said
Pittsburgh - You may be shocked to learn that our Government
all godly provided groatitutao fog_aoma or the Bg§aign"pant1_ot
Inr uahchav at $1,000 par girl.
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State Department has not vat decided. It is very concerned about
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RE: HALTER WIEIGEQL-L E§Q1§UGA3!
BE?TEMBEH 2?, 195?
Gamsnt
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urphwill ha the new Amhaasador ta Bunn; 35$ Hhnersan wiIIprobab1y
rgsign. Tha new big threa in tbs State Separtmnnt era Ambassador
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BE: HALEE HIHCHELL HRO£DGAS!
SEPT§&3m 2?, 1959
Winchell said: &#39;
Winchell reported that Khrushohev was only interested in
using his visit to the U. 8. as propaganda for the rest at the world.
Tho proposed trip or the President to Russia would be useless and he
must have round out that Khrushehev is s men not to be trusted.Khrushohev never disguised amino! his theats - he told you in plain
talk - yield or die. Let us pe the ?resident never goes to Russia.
Comment
For your information.
Winchell said:
Washington - While Khrushchev was here talking disarmament
the Russians were spending more on arms. You may be shocked to learn
we are disarming. The "U. S. News and World Report" revealed this and
reported that such was to belenee the budget. The current issue of
Reader&#39;s Digest is reeoemended for its ertiele "Tho other Fees or
Soviet Hospitality." -.
Cement: 
For your information.
Hinohsll said: -
"!eu!ork Mirror" - Ihe Broedwegwoookies ere oonyinoed thefoodwpoisoning or tho%9!l§h9me_fgotbellwteem 
es no gogiggnt. The
day before big money poured in on Northwestern. Gila
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from six points to e one point favorite.
Gomment:
For you information. *
Hinghp;l_§eid:
"Miami Herald" ~ Fidel Castro is reported drinking helvily.
Be starts drinking rum in the morning and is usuell "brooked" by noon..Hie troops, they tell me, are unkempt and orrensiveiy ubethsd.
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SEPTE-1BEt 27, 1959
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reports 0 , unter£q;§ @9531 showing up in Reno and other Nplace: - £::§*£EE@i Végaa as yet.
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Murphy had been mentioned in the press earlier this month as the new
.a&#39;mbas.sa=:%ar ta Bum, Gar-ma1y;. hawever, }&#39;i»{ur_phy advised Liaisa-11 thai this
was strictly rum:-r.  Ioncerning Winchelfs comments in his broadcast
cf 9/2?/59,  Bartlett, mi the Liaisan Sectian, made casual inquiry v _,
today  9/23! at the Department ai State and talked to reap0n,sib1e persons hi
Mr. Murphy&#39;s afiice, as well as ye:-sons in the office us! Mr. John W. Hangs, *
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right presentation of the news Sunday evening I
relative to Hr. lilarushchofs junketeering--moot  or
keep hammering away.
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RE: HALTER WING?-l L .B?20ADGAS.I&#39; oorosen 4, .2959 S »
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Branifj Airways Electra Turbo -Jet crashed near Buffalo, Texas,
9-29-59. San Antonio established liaison with 
ivil Aeronautics Board
in event inquiry indicates possibility of intentional destruction
which would give us jurisdiction. Our disaster squad was sent to the
scene to assist in identification of bodies.  lac of the passengers
killed was George Ujfner, reportedto be a leg- man for Frank Erickson
a leading New York gambler. Dallas Office made discreet inquiries
on 9-30-59, at Dallas Sheraton Hotel where Uffner stopped prior to
going to Houston. These inquiries were designed to obtain local
and long distance calls made by Uffnsr. We have no information
at this time to indicate FBI investigative interest concerning the
crash.
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Winchell go id;
New York City - The Government &#39;s case against 25&#39; gangsters
who attended the fglpalachin" meeting goes to trial in about ten dogs.That judge will be Irvirw Kaufman, the man who sent the Red spies,
the Rosenbergs, to the chair."
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Trial is set for October 25, 1959, Southern District of
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Salt of the Earth the moving pictufE"&#39;!o?rt&#39;ah-wcllegedly had a Red theme
-Wad H0-Zlywvvd executives for seven and one-half million dollars,blaming then for its failure. Federal Judge  Sidney!¬ugarman Just &#39;
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The Steel Union Ghiefs. They know now, that the Prelident wants
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For your information-
Eigchell said; 
Governor Rockefeller of New York ozzz soon announce the most
____. dramatic program since Al Smith. Forty-five commissions are now
quietly preparing revisions of the basic laws of New Fork State.
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"1&#39;.%w Fork H:&#39;rrer&#39; = Irzdicr-.c Police last week arrested a
rock-and-roll trio called the "Royal Teens," they were charged
with attacking a very young girl. According to their manager,
the "Royal Teens "have been acquitted.
G&#39;ommen§; r &#39; 
This is follow up on sexual attack item from North Vernon,
Indiana, furnished in last week&#39;s broadcast. For your information-
Winchelg said:
"Baltimore News - H. .5." one of the top men in 
eCommunist Part? plans conducting a series of secret classes for
comrades in Ba timore, October 24 and 25&#39;.
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payroll stickup at a very big utility company in New York. The finger
M man is talking. She is a former employee. _
C&#39;omment:_ W <_
.7&#39;e have no information indicating this is a Federal violation
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ffinchell said:
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- the embezzlement of one hundred thousand dollars in contributions.¢-an--u---¢-Q
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&#39;___-_-_-.The accused embezzler is a respected cexecutive. Foreign bond.
We do not have a current case identifiable with the informatb
given by Winchell which would indicate any Federal violation. For your
information.
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- q e This case involves Alexc1H<i&#39;¬TZ-.Guterma; in_t;__z;n_atj_onaZ_ly__hf1_ggy._l financier,  and others! charged df
irEm illegal loan from
the Security National Bank of Long Island, Huntington, Long Island.
There crefialso pending charges againstlhim for violation of statutes
- concerning Interstate Transportation of Stolen Property, Fraud by3&#39;.-&#39;it&#39;:heZZ said: -    _< e
United States Uourt House, New York City - Motions in the
Alexander Guterma case will be heard in Federal Court one week from
next Tuesday. Five different sets of lawyers versus Uncle Sam.
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&#39; &#39; Fire, Mail Fraud, and the Registration Act, based upon his manipulationI !of funds of-_ various companies under-his control and the obtaining of
three-Quarters of a million dollars from. the Dominican Republic. On
; 9/I/59 he and other subjects were indicted in ;i&#39;as7u&#39;-H-§.tQZ&#39;--P1-£1-i far
5 violation of the Registration Act. It loos alleged that they accepted
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seven hrindred and fiifty thousand dollars to carry news items favorable
to the Trujillo regime, Dominican Republic, over the Mutual Broadcastinglsystem. This trial is scheduled to commence 12/26/59. ._92
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"  I The Dominican Republic - Russian submarines are again9, reporteci along the coast of this republic and Haiti.
Comments: .
For your informat ion.
Winchell said:
G temala Ibo Averican citizens were sentenced to one
ear in r son for plotting to overthrow Qgatggmlqn P7CSZd_§?lt fijgguel<5égUas nt5_&#39; fhey are ,0tto Bormw
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Winchell said:
Ffashington - C_&#39;p_L2g3-_ess.&#39;.*ia£=_.:.4dam C&#39;Zaytor
§owe1I  Democrat -
.r~.Few__,I/TQ;&#39;_Z:_City! entered Bethesda Hospital today. Major surgery tomorrow.
Suspected malignancy in the throat. 
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 anticipate a blessed event. The Ambassador is the former owner of
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ocrossn 22, 1959 .
Comment:
for your information.
Tinchell sgid: _ _ Al "
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remarks during his visit, but made no comments of interes t5_tHe &#39;
Bureau.
5 . . -ll-&#39;2.eae§= By; 213;;/$,Ifor your information. ,-
J
nchell said:
A reporter&#39;s report to the Nation - 
ashington ~ Ladies and
gentlemen, the following is the low-down on Khrushchev&#39;s recent boast
that his spies got Wdmerican code, etcetera.&#39; 
hen he made that boast,
our Central Intelligence Agency already knew it, because they planted
it. Although the code was in the 

ddle East section, the Secret.Red
agents in Berlin were notified by Mbscow and played right into our
hands. ale Chief Azzennouzzes won the exchange about all this whenthe two meh&#39;met recently in Foshington. The actual conversation, dale
revealed now for the first time, was asifollows: "Said tam. K2: 14:;
Hello, 3?. Dulles, I&#39;m glad to meet the man who writes my speeches.
Replied am. Dulles: And I find that you deliver them very well. one
Quote. The truth is that Khrushchev and Russian Intelligence are
furious over being outsmartsd by American Central Intelligence.
Comment:
The basis oj&#39;the information by which F
nchell implies
that this was a CIA triumph is not known to the Bureau. we have
made inquiries of&#39;CIA.jor their comments concerning Khrushchev&#39;s boast
that the Soviets had stolen United States codes. As to the 3Tnche1l
account of&#39;the exchange between Dulles and Khrushchev, this is
brand new and materially differs from the account CIA gave to our
Liaison agent. ,,
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Havana - Here is concrete example of ingratitudeL Castrofs
government announced, the other day, a deal to sell.Russia three hundred
and thirty thousand tons oj&#39;Uuban sugar at only three cents a podnd.
that the Cuban newspapers did not report, is the fact that the United
States keeps Cubans from starving by paying Cuba twice as much for ten
times as much sugar.
Comment: l _ ESE i
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.?inche1Z said:
"Chicago American - The secret conference planned by "
Chicago Beds for October the 17th has been postponed a month.
Comment:
iincheii is refbrning to a.Ho6ionaZ Gonferenoé for the
formation of a youth organization. It was originally schedu1ed~fbr
October. It has been cancelled and rescheduled jbr Nhvember, with no
specific date mentioned.
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