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' _ ___rI - A sequel to Protracted Conict by same authors Harper, 1949!, .-W it A Forward_Strategyglfor Kmerica presents detailed program for United States v to develop greater strength in all areas of international power and influence, I military, diplomatic.economic, No mention technological, Director or cultural, FBI other political, than to list psychological, in appendix Director, and i Federal Bureau of Investigation as chairman, Interdepartmental Intelligence ,-<1 _'- ¢-7. 2 Conference. Two points discussed on matters of interest to Bureau. 9 _J' .7-. .1 Recommend international convention on espionage where all states adopt same .,___ - T __.fl -w-v~ definitions of espionage and prescribe similar penalties for similar act. - 'r,- ".'-5. Trials should be held before international tribunal or open - ! = i ,. 962"" w Enc_l0sure_s'a--1-._.¢_:< 3._ 3.4; l33MAR 101961 . -I ,-

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-'1 _- _ _f_aun_|sc1':"rss GREATCHALLENGE" ~ if j Y5... ,-. _ . -/'<» vs wror-'rv,4 P.M. , macs 5, 1961 Q. " I I 4: 2 The above-captioned television program was monitored by the Crime Research Section. The topic oi discussion was "international Communism. " Participants were: HenryCabot Lodge;James Burnham an editorof "NationalReview" magazine!;Y Robert Strauss-Hupeof the University of 1_?,ennsylvan1a'sPolicy Foreign Research y Institute; andAttorney GeneralRobert l?_$_?Kenned__y_.CBS Commentator Howard K.Smith -." i servedas moderator. l ZTM '* " -'-_ T -9 I OBSERVATION l Most of thediscussion concerned problems arisingoutside theUnite - particularly in Africa. Very little was said about communism in the United States. f.:'..:'92;-'_:?i. _".r .¢:3--.'.*.-FBI was mentioned only by the Attorney General and that in a passing manner. .9.-.1-';:;; -;'-: ::f:;F¢{; =2 BRIEF or DISCU§§lQN I. 1 Commentator Smith opened the discussion by saying that commtmism represented a great challenge today, that it had conquered onethird of the world'spopu- lation and still had the initiative. ivir. Lodge countered by saying that communism had been halted in Berlin and the United Nations. In places where communism has succeeded --. 4 it is because it has had along-range view in international conflict. If America would do what weare capableof doing, communism-would away. Mr.wither Strausz-Hupe 1,J emphasized thatcommunism isessentially a "conflict doctrine;" that if Mr. Khrushchev embraced thecause ofpeace hewould puthimself outof a job. Mr. Burnham stated that the communists really mean it when they say they are going to conquer the world. He added that our anticommunism has been too"soft. " Soft anticommunism means surrender 1-4? E--_ by stages. He ielt that wehave beenlosing thewar Russia andare losing it now, as reflectedin Cuba? Laos, etc. ZZ_ 3/jg7... quj ._ - QKTIQRNEY< 'KENEDY GENEltAl.- g. I,.17? -- 5. , §§',§RRf $11. nan E 0 -~ -.._ ' .|_ V H -A Mr. Smithaddressed a special question to_Mr.Kennedy irzihesewe 2' "1 would like to ask you anentirely different question. You are in charge ofdealing th communism thein UnitedStates. I haveheard itsaid thereis a commmist-espionage . ' I - - ~ flay» 1 _. , __ _ _h9292 I . Xi'an? -.contmtidoni page! I F§g:£ ,%Q5|-3:;;:£92es92D .. C-K92'92Ii....» ! mo .1 u g i E L -~ - - - .----»----i-1-4---..-Q--~.----_ -p----r... -_;a-.4_-..-.__,. .s_.-._; - ;,, vi ; - .._-.7 ._...-,_...-,,'..__"__--.-a,,_._-q---7--L--t----ff-

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'-.1.I not be. The great struggle of today is not with the Communist Party here in the United 12;.-1 3U States but what we are going to do with the uncommitted areas of the world. The pertinent section of Mr. Kennedy'squote regarding communism in the United States and the FBI is a follows: "Well, I think there are two areas which must be a matter of concern to us U I-;_e= particularly.- I-think the fact thatthe Communist Party exists here in the United States, . .'-.92_.-.1 A ,, -v-. -and dominated and controlled by an outside force, by the Soviet Union itself, that it is .T»='*:.:-+ . _-.g_-_ ..,,,._, .= ..--e'92"-- v ,., . largely financed by the Soviet Union in funds coming directly from the USSR, I think this is a matter of g'r_eatconcern for the American people. I think the fact that there is and continues to be acts of espionage, here in the United States, which go on continuously, n which are directed and controlied by representatives oi the Soviet Union and representative -p-. s of the satellite countries of the Soviet Union, that those acts of espionage are taking place this week, last week, and the week before and on a continuous basis, I think that is a " matter of great concern. I don'tthink that the Communist Party itself has any attraction I for the American people generally throughout the United States. I don'tthink that as a c political power it ispanything to be reckoned with. I think that they can and have had a political impact on occasion, but I don'tthink that they are a major political party in the United States, and I think as long as the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other Government agencies continue their vigilance, that iey will not be. I agree with these gentlemen that the great struggle is not with the Communist Party here in the United States Y -w but what we are going to do with the uncommitted countries and the people who arej .~ uncommitted throughout the world. . . . " ' -t - 1 .r- I "_.':92OIHER ..TOPICSQF PISCUSSIQE _ - The remainder of the discussion dealt chiey with international problems, especially the United Nations, Africa, NATO and howto help captive peoples behind the . = " e 92 ; - i continued on nextpage! ' e ' , . 0

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~_ _W'92I"92I -i:?.-11:5. '-."-I~~=t ;teE'.:=i-t.-n . ,.. . . , As you will recall irom my memorandum oi 3-20-61, Benator 1 KennethB. Keating Republican -New York! interviewed the Attorney General I c°nd'Son March 19, P21/was-a 1961, on Stationlieu». WOR-TV in New ' Aw York. During this interview . 1 SI the Atterney Generalecneeee -aarieue twice, ernmg them thePatient Qrme Commission,STATION comnnmism WOR-TV, and11:15 AJI. his association , MARCH 19, with the 1961,Director. NEWYORK, NY Y New York has made a tape recording of this interview. It is attached. It is 14 1/2 minutes in length and is recorded at 3.75 inches per -5' I $3. _] 1- 1 ''1; Iv; Q1 - _nEconms1~n;A'1_'1[og=~ N» '92i

Ii theDirector desiresto hearthe recording,it can be e * 0I played ona portable machinein the Director's otticeor can beheard * __ through better equipment in the studio in the Laboratory. It is u__-_ 1 r '._z respectiully requestedthat theDirector indicatehis choiceand designate .. a timeand dateii he desires hear theto recording._ I ,_.,; 4". E°1°''°Av!' //1!.eh Of/I M f_ __ __ 1 A/--1 ,- W; G- W 92-sit». "'~' il- HAP 24 .961 j _; BN6 a -Ivfe vzlymeussu ' 2;:Hr. Ingram 3.12:2.t "lit... ' It. / I er l "I -" * Q3} - " '-,=',,,=;*_e;,$'1"-_.;__-_.e-_.__r.. 3 .. - _.-..-=_j-:..-1..-. _"'-"_92>f-.-if r: .» '- F Qnu Inn-in ll f _, r " . "am"*"e' 92 W 0 r Memorandum Evan

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"1" it is necessary or desirable to create a National Crime Commission. Attorney General Kennedy replied that at one time he had felt that it was necessary because of gangster penetration and the growth of organized crime. Mr. Kennedy . i an-lu¬u an-IIIII LI:-n0Luau. uc hnan-rr uw CAacGu: In I-Lnnu: T92Av92nw-i-nu 1.-raga;-|..|.u%u|.G 13 nuac uh-n% an cu-COu.|ya1$uinn H many Q va I-If§|92.119 {Int -1.3133J . -..-Q which he had thought should be done through a National Crime Commission. Mr. Keating asked the Attorney General ii he was pressing for legislation to create a National Crime Commission. Mr. Kennedy said he was not because --'::92:.' ._. '5 "" -_. "'2':_ he thinks the Department can accomplish these things administratively within :§:;::~ 1 s-- o_*,_'.-' -{LUn;| L-P1_ ht _ -y_..__ I the Department. He said he was not opposed to it, but he is not as strong for it ..; F... -..,. 4--up as he was in the past. _ 92- '_-» --__ 1 Senator Keating asked whether the Atterney General advocated .- other legislation to deal with organized crime. Mr. Kennedy replied that he thinks there should be legislation to cover the transmission oi gambling informa i _ s 'across state lines so as to permit the Federal Bureau of Investigation to come _t-; I». into areas where they had not been permitted to in the past. ~» i ' Senator Keating mentioned that there have been rumors that there ya has been some lI.Q92v921':l5II rift or §92§ difficulty 92QPQ between isnn92nI>n'In1Ir the nnihinn Attorney§l'92 General if! fhnf lib and"h"1I§ J. Edgar fhif Hoov'gr.5 ;_;.;;. I-I. . I. 92-I, LUHLJCU I-I11-L I-IJIFIU LB DUI» I-lll-I-J ll92J92-I-lalll/5 Uh! Lb} illlib lib I-Lhllanla Bl-l920l-cl z pl. I relationship is of the best and they get along extremely well. Mr. Kennedy said? he sees eye to eye with the Director on all of the matters and that he has a great deal oi admiration for him. Mr. Kennedy stated that the Director has made many major contributions and that he hopes that he will continue to have a long and '' .., ,- 21 1--..'= "' ; ..:_» ._ _i worthy service in the Federal govemgi t. m, t d that their 0.! V__-"7 .3...-.2- .,;.. E 1° .45.. ¢»+ -- §~?- /M . .. DC1 - Mr. sures DeLoac . %0 _92J :_ _ .692!©=;T~ff/ _ $}%92_,,, q§92 1: MAR :2? 1961--K ,' _ l Lhr 1 - Mr. Morrellj A mg NIINUE *1 D 11° xt ---5Page "1 -92*~ » I r W M Ex-11! i. "* G@92;f>X ¢92 --*2 _ ' Y .---~ in-'3" ax _i;-'3. ~ . i" ~- t is. "f?.¢-5-~5,?I'-2a.;-I»-1*" -s-_'-' xv;-:=_». xii "'2'-M1-r1i'41':n,<:-~:*.-_" ""- "5-92' " ..a..s._-__-L-¢=+>.i;.=_-_-Q.-,1-.:~ ' "' ' --n-r 92 --'~'~-r»--'-'- _'-El F -»923.92-'" ->'."g $1-Ir_-;.. .15 - -_L-'='-.1----' 4-1-% ' "~'-as T-"4 1-_ .l~ 5

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I Jones to DeLoach continued! A 1 ca .2. 1 relationship is of the best and Hr. Keating commented that glad to hear I the Attorney General say that. 2- ,.. _ 92 Senator Keating asked the Attorney General if he thinks that the FT intent of communism in this country is asserious today as it was 5 or 10 years 1. ago. Mr. Kennedy replied that he thinks there is no question about that and he _, I I bases his opinion on information received from the FBI and other sources. The i Attorney General added that this is true because the Communist Party of the -" "92' .. United States is controlled and to a large degree financially supported by a _ 6;.-1?:U 11-. . ;92 foreign government, because acts of espionage are controlled and supported by .__ '¬-. embassies of communist countries. Eenator Keating asked the Attorney General . _._ whether he plans any legislation to deal with the problem at the present time. Mr. Kennedy replied that the Department has none under consideration because the FBI is doing excellent work in this field. Hr. Kennedy said he believes that as long as the FBI is aware of this problem and continues its fine work it will L; make a "major difference." ' 1. 792 -1 Mr. Kennedy in his interview also referred to the Department's .. antitrust program. Mr. Kennedy stated that he to pursue the maer of _: price fixing in the various metropolitan communities of the United States. 3 Mr. Keating also raised the question of litigation in the field of civil rights. I ,¢v The Attorney General said that the Department will take a forceful and strong v look into the violations of voting rights in certain sections of the United States 4 where there appears to be discrimination against minority groups, particularly Negroes.

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_ 92 _ °L3--'. -. . _sL.- __ __,.__%P __ ,_ A M .__.t__ A - - '.,e *2: _ C0lICER§_IN__§'_§HEA N I ' . _' -'. A - '1lhIhomrwlr¢1¢qmoled.hu of, oi ' ,9. furnishedour Lon Angeies utiico Iithnnnnoimnous typewritten letter/_',J _/{I -I; containing scurrilous, defamatory remarks concerning you nndthe Q 'Presidentsndyourhmily. is I _ - . t _ = _. ,_.__' -¢- ' - This letter was addressed to Warner of Warner J Brothers Pictures and n copywas sent w an original tetter£7c' q. e ~'- of transmittal. A true copy of the letter to . Warner and the letter to - ._t> is enclosed. _ .-_ .f.!'.92 - Since this information to your personal r '92-' - - ,.- .,_.-_.. K attention, no further dissemination is this Bureau. . 1-2." _ Enclosures ! A I '3 -v 4 r n'92' '_ P '01 ,. 1 . A _ . y-._,._J__.

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I nt Nongerprints identifiable the latents were envelopeon foundand on theletter_s_;eqe_:lled__1r,pm letter receiv r from Jack Warner. _- ||-»- A -- -92-4 -- 4 l Enclosure 1 I-Er DeLoach - .622 l 1 Identificatidn Division-- Attention: Latent Fi_;}ge_i:.13ré';nti5§_ect_i53_i'§§; Laboratory vision - Attentqion: l-Ir. Gritiith /92 _¢-151*. 'Ié";5=!gAPi§1*1*j§§ - 196$-annals: 92$~;vI5"-= 1 u i 3fsiahhisaénaanéhxtiziin;_-_--".- ¢;1;l>Ti;&:hi;;af5Z;n:;:e;e;;_~i__ I 0 r 92 I _ r "U" 1:-';?_0 I W ,1 !

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BACICGRQUNQ on JERRQWAID -i I -" ? Jerome Irving Wald was horn 9-16-11 .i_nBrooklyn, New York and was a t newspaper columnist in New York from 1928 to 1932. I-Ie was with Warner Brothers p p from 1934 to 1950. In 1950 he formed his own film company, Wald-Krasna Productions, E8-nd served as vice president and executive producer at Columbia Pictures from 1953 ii -7 Eto 1956.Inc. in 1956. He joined He has 20th been Century-1-ox responsible with for his $50 millionown independent worth of company pictures Wald and has Producta 'reputation as a "top" producer. He made several timely films depicting activities of the military during World War II. In 1948, he received the Irving Thalberg Award "for the .-*__ pmostconsistent high c_;ua1_ity oi production achievement. L 6 We have never conducted an investigation of Wald and have had limited cordial":-elations with him since 1945. By letter dated 5-16-45 he mentioned how please: -T h W22 fII$i Ci hf-IVQ OCiI C mat iYU H115 QUIT nirnnfnr YQQ ¥fDYQ XI in Qj-I-lilj-Q §nrn9n|92F'F'|: U Hun QIIK nrntriniic rf IQQZU -1"-a nvnnlnn -I-Tn "5 1~nn'nac1'nl'lW Z & § _ ii

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The press reported in February, 1961, that 20th Century- Fox studio ad purchased '"IheEnemy Within, " the Attorney General'sbOd£!and thatproducer Jerry Wald would make the movie. The story highlights problems and abuses uncovered Lby the Senate Rackets Committee of which Attorney General Kennedy was Chief Counsel. ___u'_: ' -w ' i "The Hollywood Reporter" reported on December 13, 1960, that producer J _ Jerry Wald hadsaid that recent front pageattacks on moral qualityof films is un- 1 warranted and the accusations are refuted by box office results showing that ticket ,.. buyers support clean films much more than they patronize sex and violence. ._ -_. ,1 7 'T-Q' In connection with a recent Supreme Court decision affirming the right of a Chicago board to require that a motion picture be submitted for review before it could be exhibited which was widely heralded in the motion picture industry as opening E-""3*-5147way forthecensorship movies,of Waldhad somesuggestions as reported in "Daily 1 Variety" on January 27, 1961. He suggested amending Article 1 of the Constitution = f ¢. which prohibits Congress frommaking anylaw respectingan establishmentof religion =press ,_-_.;';-or prohibitingand forth,so the free add exerciseto "orof thereof, the press: or abridgingtelevision, of the freedomradio, of speech, lms of or or anyof the ":- medium of communication, now known or unknown. " g it shouldnoted be this that Supreme Court decisiondid not touch upon . the validity of the Chicago board's rightto refuse permission for a film to be exhibited J _'butmerely declared that the board had the right to request that the film be submitted e 'for review. It should be added that in this 5 to 4 decision, the minority also viewed the majority report as an open invitation to censorship.

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I " It /K N A I I I G Kenned was met C3-P tl ln On Mr. ed individual Eva.ns's 1Office a relative on 4-1'7-61 byoi Attorney SA? General é; in this section and conducte d on a ryve clal tour. e _-e . was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. _R s,_and their 3 .. '5- 1; children. They were most appreciative 0 the courtesies extended ="--' 1 and were taken to the Attorney Genera1's Oice after completion oi the tour. / .1 Q1" _ nscommemrgyrrolg 1% ' For information ' M92 9/W /92

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A Laboratory exanination oi the letter was nade and I neither the typewriting nor the paper on which it was typed provided any information applicable to ready tracing etiorts, Latent fingerprint examination was nade and 12 unidentified latent finger- prints Iere found. 3YF1:°?*"1'§ "

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-5 :'7~ ' Washington, D. C. , March, 1981. - The Justice Department oi the United States oi America is located on Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th I=-.~@:~=.-=_"=.--'- '::'Street oi the District oi Columbia. The imposing gray-stone ediiice, which -.-jg-,;?;;'.,",-,-i-,is the home of the famous Federal Bureau of Investigation, also houses the F 11.: . oitlce of relentless ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY, Attorney General oi the Nation and brother oi the new American President. _

BOB is 35 years old and his liie has been as intense as his brothe1" He is the third-born of the four KENNEDYs and graduated from Harvardh ..- 1943. He immediately joined the Armed Forces of his country, serving aboard the destroyer named after hi brother JOSEPH P. KENNEDY, who _n died in action. At the end of the world war, his restlessness took him to Palestine as a foreign correspondent oi the "Boston Post." Later on, he came back to the University oi Virginia from which he graduated in Law. ln 1951, he initiated his career in the Public Administration by working - as a lawyer in the Criminological Section of the Department oi Justice, a post irom which he resigned to manage the first Senatorial campaign oi _ -w his brother who is now the President oi the United States. » A _

" . Immediately thereafter, he was invited to cooperate with the HOOVER Commission where he acquired his vast experience in inter- . 4- national matters. Later on, he became a iounding member oi the L . atI llc CLELLAN Committee investigatingunion leaders illegal activities! ,_Z,_ j- oi which he became Chief Counsellor in 1957. ' L, . _ -_ Qp pfn3@'!'TRANSLAT - mj ' QM 5 ' ".1 -. N» ril 24» 1°51 J76 In A n.-?- -ENCLOSURE /317-/J .9.., 92 =2 -' --M-~~ -4-'--5-'-*1--i-.' " nu-n-- 7 ;'~T{<~.-::'--"-J .,,,,._-~_I','_-.,_" .'.-.".§.; I n L 7; 1 Z, *

. _ . .4 - ' I. * ; *: ' J i 92 iii Hewngedwaronwhatheetillcallathe"Inen:y 2 '' . toeay, thecorrnptionolthelabornnione, aidnndertook . gt, erpoee JAMES HOIPFA, the labor leader who took advantage theatliateduniona iorperemalprdit. Aeaaiatterdtact, '~i.I~1'I1- -on we no o r - ' " o ~"ri**i-"1""-***. "' ' ' '.

.,' '.- ;.' . . e ' UponJOHN l.'a victory in the Virginia eic! primary electione, a - I '2--:- wave oi protests, eet in motion by HERBERT nmw, RIXOl~l'e preee - " ».i--:'-.=§-:h.-t»"-'Peecretary, accused the Democratic candithte oi buying with money" the . 3 .. .._.."92.-_ 15-"t'5r5"1;'¢_"votee oi the Protestant population oi that Southern State. It was hard to 4:.-nut tmie hoe the !E!~I!~;EDYe we-ad he ehle to get cot oi tine qu_a,m.nire, hut BOB made a public appeal to the American preee not only to ask the reportere to look into the matter, but also to get the "Senatorial Campaign Committee" to inveetigate the entire aiiair. The Party leaders ehuddered at the new! oi ouch a daring move. They were afraid that the Republicans ~§. -, would take advantage of it ae a eign oi weakneae or guilt. The gambit wan o I accepted and paid o. The victory in the primary election was ratified and 92 ' the votes of the Virginian delegation tor the Loo Angelee Convention were -.*¢--I in me hag! 1 - ._ t - __.. - -.. Finally, Conventim time rolled around. 8YMlNG'l'ON'e and T ea. JOHNSONHI candidacy posed a eerioue problem because the iormer was A- mpported by TRUMAN with lire. ROOSEVEL'l"e hleeeing and the latter 1- 1'" had on his aide the good will oi the Southern Old Guard to which he was _ making innumerable etatemente that he would not give up the rst place. v It was indispensable tor JOHN I. to work out a well-balanced ticket, oifering J the geographic attraciima which are a must ior the Breoidential and Vice .- -_. Preoidential candidatee. In other worde, it wae indispensable to have nome- one lrom the South on the ticket and this eomeone had to he JOHNSON in order to otteet JOHN F. e Northern origin. *-. - i; né- "'"" * % a?£=*-I"~-@'-"=-im* .__i-._;._.-n_;.;...o.~._.-_....:.a_,-.@1'¢.=?.... -.-...;'_...."-_...... *.;;.:a_'..._..- 92 ' . ..r:.. I 192 92 1 ; -'3 - ' .5 T? . - _ ,_ . 1 1" - - I _ Iathemeanwhiie, thepoliticalmaneuverswereiatallswiagand ac-. dorynniaedabroadthat, stthecriticaltime, a"darkhorse, wouldget nodottheDelegates, adarkhorae belngacandidatesnablingthediitering at the various Delegationsto 'jeliy."'B.OBI;R'i owedhis master's hand on this occasion. Bis lieutenants remember the tension ct the moment directedhia stepstotheapartme|1occupiedbyI$?6ONatthe :2 Jlotei Biltmore in Les Angelea. From his stolid lacs tme could hardly guess jibsthewasabouttohheastepthatthepoliticalhistoriansotthiscounhy- - " ~_will never be a ble toor t get when analysingthe events. rm or six hours ' went by, but when he emerged irom the apartment his brother's victorywas . in his hand. He had been able to convince JOHNSON to accept the Presidential candidacy oi JOHN F. KENNEDY, accepting tin Vice Presidential spot tor himselil Thenominationwasasurething. ;_ _ _ y -_ .

Then, November the 8th rolled around. The rst results oi the elections began to come in and the lead which JOHN F. KENNEDY had over his opponent became smaller and smaller, so much so that there was tear 4 .. til: that he would becomea "minority President." The leaders oi the Democratic -P -:..-;;:." Party accused the young manager oi the campaign of being extremely weak ".7-:3-,;~;¬~--"3-"11for tailing to exploit NlXON'a weakspots. However, this was evidence oi -$5-.-'2"? "F -'1the tact that DOB is a man oi his word and of NIXON'sgentlemanly behavior. .r~*.".'-4:-*1In tact, at the start oi the Presidential campaign, BOB had been successful PI-3? in convincing NIXON that any mention of the religious question, rather than . -... __ .: being an obstacle to the aspirations oi the Democratic candidate, 'would be a backward step of American democracy in the eyes oi the world. By the .92. F same token, he had agreed that no mention would be made oi certain .2 s mysterious matters oi Nll£ONs iamily, such as NIXON allowing his inuence to be used by his brother in concluding certain rather profitable business - deals. This explains the small margin in the voting and underlines BOB's- e-e I-- integrity and his courage in implementing his own decisions. Even though . he was notably responsible tor his brother's victory,great pains had to be taken to convince him to accept the post of Attorney General. He rejected the proposal three times and iinally gave in under the pressure brought to bear by the Party leadership which marshalled its reasons with adroitness. '

BOB's oiiiceis located in Room 5111 oi the Justice Department. _'92 e His confidential personnel consists oi three young girls. -JOHN SIEGENTHALER, =;.*T§. BOB s personal secretary, came to meet us to tell us that we were expected. ,, I . ., i ' ...r 7 -1 2A The Attorney General was sitting at his desk behind a tremendous >-v.._. _ 1 stack oi papers. He was in his shirt sleeves andhis hair was "in an upheaval." .- 1

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O E I > I 1 1 '"Ir: ' v-.-- . V »:""'92 T--'--'4'" "''=F F 7 J-' H """""'- " ' - - --P' ' -"_ ' .§ _ -.-_ _. i. ;:..t:.:¢'0...... ;_.-. '1-"5._.r -. .,...-1 -...-__92:»-'-.-.1.-.h....:.-.;-,,_;.,,,.,,,,.'-__ - - - . .. - V i s 92 - l - y, ? . 5 _ .- ~<-. ' Heiinishedsigningthedocnineutsonhandand,then,rosetohis test with an outstretched hand: Hello, PABLO, glad to see you again. How's peer seerregshfesico?" e _ i£~_., tr .- "llexicoishopingagainanditistrustingthstalltlntwassaidin i the campaignreceives eontirmationthroughaction."____; , _ t -- - - . s. i - His reply wasan eloquent and, since heMia a 1 3 likestowastetimeonsmalltalk,hewsntltraighttothepolnt. ' ' I Y V _ -Q .. e t :.~ -__ - . Q "ear idesis to goto the pewle eheine. veryea !etu_rewin hold in their hands the destiny of our nations. The young people are those who willhavstoiindananswertotheunknown quantities which areiacingthe Fa-. world. We are in a race toward space and, from day to day, new horizons open upto man'sthinking not only in the political field, but in the cultural and philosophical fields as well. . a y - @ - "llankind's areeyes trained on infinity. In the same wayas iateiiites have seen sent up which can return to cor pla:-.et,vei'? mencwr. ' will be busy exploring unknown regionsoi the universe which heretofore . . . .__. H;-__. .41 have been known to us only through indirect observation by means oi ' e -.".{92-.:- -+£- _'='--- telescopes or with the aid of radar. I do not wish to indulge in excessive .w1'-$§3.'-7-","'#-theorizing, but l believe that one day there will no longer be nationalities, '5... .'=_1;-1:.-*}_ ---1.1.,».-5, -.,,92. ~_ .:. V » but only one mankind, the mankind oi the Earth united and bent on conquering *3 k-_ the highest to which we can aspire. - - - "But, pending the accoinplishroentoi all that, aw who historically ,?;____,,'_.*'££".4:,1' _:. and geographically are united must consolidate our bonds oi affection. This is ,'f'-r-5": i ,.'H ' possible only through person-to-person and family-to-family understanding. Those who are best- suited for this kind of exchange; are the young people,

g,____ the students in the technological institutes, in the universities, in the centers oi higher learning. Because oi their education, they are in a better positim to understand the ways oi liie and the forms oi thinking of the different nationalities. e e _

if ' "President KENNEDY has already said it and I, repeating his words, wish to say it again. it is necessary to start right away. No longer can we atiorc .--9" to experiment, hut we must start where we havethe best chances oi success. That is where we will start. Mexico is a country which has reached in all ='*~>a aspects an enviable maturity and which, because oi its political institutions, undoubtedly knowsthe solution to many of the prohlems lacing other sister nation: ,".-- - g

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8 Bosen Tavel 7% ., 75; fhéi onheicl Team v Trotter - L.v W.C. Sul ' _ 1 - I I! murmur nmms 1 I-an loolliae Ba-I-ioe White lobe on-my-um Tele Room i 4- IAEHINGTOH, May 5.-The man who is rapidly; 92/ Inqrmn _._.i erging todni as the moat important and powerful in Gondy _i e .Adminlltrl.tion0utalde the President hlmselIll President: younger brother. In iepreoentorllil Amerimnioreimpolicy dent John Kennedy in; increuimll torney Genera. K3

Kennedy. oaer times for oi helpgreyl. penoaul rob:-limit. ; mgr-QQ. *__- Thll. American are Iliaen- In; 5 Ililll. amazing pheno- oi? '_ menon. which limb o broth: »,= _[,/¢¢/ ;.~Z5&.'_; ,3-J ld at I-he plruuele of power -_;:%*::92:-;_?J'~:. in n nation trnlitloiu!.l:o.n|I L-'. 4 -1'1 '2 11¢- vloientlyoppooed to nepotism ."-'i{'=._""r 1_.~92f< Uor The the lllghlesi. Attorney hint General, of GYIIIIIJ.It __4 the ripe old age oi 35. in in} the unusual position out belnl ROBERT :11 P011111»? right. public as well I181-ire on the ha big-hir The No 2 Man gest quiet behind-the-aoenes~ .-,_ riuencejn i-In Whit-e_Houseu I , '-r_- - . UNIQUELLY QUALIFIED In his official role on chief ,9 -4 Ilrmmfomement. oioer. $9; 1% of; _. le ennedy eon affect. vir- tTiUy every oapeoi. oidomeliio The Ncohinqion Pool midi life, from juvenile delinquency Timon I-iorald .2- to civil mnu to R1111.-bustin:.i - T In hie nnoilieol role u the: Tho Washington Dally Novi .i_ Prelidenfl ehief oonfiibni nu? Tho Evonlnq Slur _o_...._._. Y: trusted aide, lobert in Illiln 1 volee_In oi! lorts ol foreign! Now York 1-ioruld Tribune __.._ end lomeotle lop-level polle;' New York Journal-Amoricun L Nov York Mirror _..___.__.i. And in his role u the Hell- 7;. 1/5 J 7 Nov York Daily Noun i. _dent'| brother. the political impact of I phone coll from __, %ow York Pelt ___.__.o_.._ Inobm u mm: ls mm: u Tho New York '1"imeo_____,_,_,i one from the Pmsident him- 191 MAY 15 19$ ' --e~.i.o__ Fm . pt,n0RDED~ __1'ho I'ortor.._.._.o_..._._. | Robert Ill-I no special oom- Tho Now L. peienee in the field oi Ioreiin The lull Strooi Journal _...._.i. policy, on the bad: of experi- ence. But he is uniquely qual- F .'""- !1§*°h?e.°'."!° 7.0-I su i IIAY 5 1951 ESMAY1619131 92

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'_ a _. 1"; 2 '-- ti if?-? 92- ._,_._. 14>; ,4-V. l' -» .lIlkll.lke,IIutewenthl:nklllke. |'miobbi.ii:eFreeideni.i|ueWhen -RAD. Qenei decided moo:-n!heed.= f-.eruI.!!er*1._eeI.leH..e*.e2_H.$&'='. »I|~eel|leal| l_lnd lie:-I to ilempleleiyu-uemeenluce hotherBobby his quit ownJob .4 .e|lrlaenthe1eeIleetn|~oInd en e junior lewyer in the < x H; llllellll-H!-bereinmelhe Justice Depertment to meneie FL..|z._.....ulleucncy. - I his elmnl-len. sen. Kennedy l But the heeklent en because e, member of tine _ P-SC- Benete Lebor and Management ._ "=- t-loo,rt. ere even Iur -brothers. E111exceptionallyInvert-intlne Committee. end .=Z2-1 ze brother Bobby its clue! coun- - '1'-e,§§f92 '.'' bert. elthouzh nlne years the President: Junlor. tells eel. - u| ezeetly Qhet he Lhlnk! Then Ben. Kennedy hunched lmut mum. when he mlkell hll eempelg-n for the presi- I Judgment. It l.|'me:leeoleL7' dency, end brother Bobby gain 3*-;-9, on the belie of whet Robert. quit. his lob to become enm- peim manner. . "thinks92' I-Albert-Kennedybt is 10!hll Ieems to brother. 80 it ll neturel for-the Presi- be liking Ills ervamleufdutlee dent, toughened by hl.s,!irst* -B? bed defeat end nrevlrml for $'_ ~."'.; ha I8-rile. He puts in ll-hour "'.I -11.4.." dan when he ooee put In 12¢ even biggerchallenges, totu.rn,_ , hour enee. He div-Idea up his _ minto hisbrother. . H hollrl betweenthe CIA,State, As the pr-ensures mount. the| -. Department, Pentagon, white, therm us wunmgum llionae, end ll: um Jutiee[ ntlnue. . ' r'?iIiTi-Illeni. As e member o! the Presl- ,dent'e four-men panel in- vestltef-lnt l-he U3. intel- lllgence system,he u mun; I . -to: war: to shore up our Cold War maehiaeri, is i. member '-v of the National Security Goun- Gll--Bnheg is pining e louder "rolee lg ell lorelrn _ enons .-.:"5""

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Shortly before12 noon on May11! 1961! 8A of this Section went to the Attorney Genera1's Office and, thereafter, conducted the Attorney General'sseven children, three oi their friends, a governess and nurse on a tour. Mr. Kennedy'ssecretary stated that they should be kept out only about 30 minutes since the smaller ones were .i' - -15,, ._ r2_ I gettingtired. _ an-.. -__I'. . ' -I .._-_, L Theytaken rst wereto indoorthe where a rieprivate Q, firearmssecured demonstrationeach forthe of was tenchildren put on for well them as by em asS s 11sA target+- was .~-ti,-Rite-,-2?" ' I I." 0 ,-1."..',,_.._92-"They werethen takenthrough exhIbA"i"0ic.>T1"ai1d the e I childrenimmediately thespied photograph oi their father uponentering :Jfr~' the1.7;?" rooms. Time did not permit showing them through the Laboratory; however, the one exhibit in the Laboratory concerning the use of -.,4 -. . 5"? photography in crime detection was explained to them. ' --r-jfi - Upon returningto theAttorney Genera1'sOffice, SAP11¢.met Mrs. Kennedy who expressed appreciation for the tour afforded e children.

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751* ,- . I ~ Iameureyoudonotlully realize the _ __- :' J E pleaenre that we ol the FBI had In presenting you I x _ *-_._ - -n R Ill the prlnclpal epeaker at the graduation exercises ' ' 1 ",-_ .1. . ___ held this mornlng for the Sixty-eeventh clan d the e , n -- -.,._._, e ., ' .- ;. . . ~ - FBI National Academy. The fact that you would .. .. _ .-1. lnterrupt your ohvlouely heavyschedule cl work to attend was a great honor to everyone there, and ~ * - .;. h;g4.' .- --e-:1,-1.~,~7-;.- <-we--Ir-.-.-:.n~ your excellent addreee made the occaelon memorable :":-":'.'¬.-7' -1.1"? ll well as enjoyable. On behalf oi my aeeoclatee and ..-.' ._'; ; _ myseli, lwanttothankyoo olclallyas Iellal personally. .-'-- - >w'~.- !.- ~ sincerely yours, _ muse 4 . ' *'~' ,.. -_ *:!;'V. _.,,_..:' - ll. Edgar Hooycn J[N_ 7 1961 -.

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~ 5; ~ " .. P»-I ' lanorableRobert lholennedy ' ' -_.3- qr a ;_~ The Attorney General - _u ' * Department out Justice - -= - washincton, D. C. " . ,._- ..--2 -: -.-~, Deer Hr. Attorney General: " #*" :{-- Y. r "Ii--. _ .- It is a pleasure to enclose several - ' ' "'.7';§=;§-'-',I-,, photographs taken thismorning duringand efterthe "I -" :32-.-'.'f-'3gr on exercisesthe of FBINational Academy. E ' , ... -- I tag you mightlikehave to picturestheseas -1 .;.,. _,_.__,_ ¥.'=.F~":.'.-*2.L gmemwoe. _ _ _ L _ M As I mentioned inmy note earlier tochy, E51?-'gall ofQ in the FBIdeeply appreciateyour participation _;x.5"P"?c gwhlclglmributedeo muchtomake the graduation r - -J "exerc ea a memorable event. Your remarks were espec y appropriate. . 1 . ' ' . ' . g e _.. _ ncerely, ' _ wuu-:n. 2 ' :5 -I -1 * l COMM-FBIi W 6 . " Enclosures 9! _ - .

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n-A-_, _ Ct 6:. ' 4! 792."" {muons QIGIQ -iqm- | Boson - r-:",' Sull ..__._...._ .. Tuv .._...?__. Trotter ii. :-¢ - |/ Tole Room ___ ii. Inqmm ii .TVKEY PREVIEWS-' F E?- _e rmugnre top shows as previewed by rv Key: aim. ._.., . . QT!-Oll¢l¢1ldf¢!l¢4flIIl,1CILI¢7'¢¢l1!2l§58Il¢l1|-8.113 _ L 5 acrigts is New York, Hollinoood and elsewhere. u-eir P !°'%rjed?" .33? 1 ontruonsnreoeredasopaidetoareavleloere -'2" . . .. ___. '3-/7 1 j. Dobie Gillie.-"'lake Ne to your I.-cadet. Broad __ 3 l / Maynardnashbacktotbetimewhentheyranintoa5 This one makes fun oi Hollywood Types as Dobie and I } [HI I waders pictureare group Martians, on location. 8:30 The pm.two WTOP-9. heroes think the in- y * W / 1 1 . E Am-ea Hitchcock. - Am bi ti on. - A aornetirnes'inUereI£i1n¢_ ' 1 V .13? story ebout L! ambitious district attorney and the tofi 4 1, . biggest racket-eer, a onetime buddy or his. Well actedby ff Leslie Nielson and Harold J. Stone. 8:30 pm. WHO-4. i . 1, I :%-'-' .";.1' few hell.-"The Prring Bye." Repeat!-A use-err ion," ;'/._1'~- '1' a-":"92~ E "§"L 1'», . . -~.' ..,. -_= .-'» - Candid Camera" and a pretty funny ahow. Hero '.Dmn1 ».1~r/'-Q:-.--:f'.*.'921 Potter pops oil about a. 'rv entertainer and then noes 1.-.2-" '. -_-J. he's in a jam about it. One thing about Tom Potter, he speaks out, and as Ewell plays him he's'a very sympa- thtic character. 9 pm. WTOP-in e s_ " _- Garry Moore Show - Highlights tonight include 'aongsby ¢-1- 'Carol Hurenett, an amusing take-or! on I Remember? Harm," i. out -person-to-iverson skit with Dick Vnn Dyke 4.1,. as the silent butler. Jo 8ta!iord's solo to Accentuate the 1.. Positive," and those Wonderful Year 9481 songs like |"Bui-ton and Bows" and the nale to "Once in Love with Amy. :0 p.m._WI0P-9. ' " _ _; - ,1» _ JFK-lteport No. 9.-An often interesting commentary from and about the leaders or the Kennedy Administration, and I General its record Robert over the Kennedyfirst has fivesome months forthright in otiiee. remarks Attorneyon the subject oi civil rights which will leave neither the freedom riders nor the rabid segregationists completely Thc Ifuabinqlon Pelt und__,__.__ =2-1' satisfied. Presidential Aide Lawrence O'Brien talks about I Timon Hlluldi =o.y the legislative results to date, and there'1l be overseas 1-he Ioabinqlon Dcilr New! -3- ._1 comment assessing the recent Kennedy meetings in Th; Evening SIG! European Capitals. 10 pin. WRC-4. . ~ '/ guy York Harald Thuno __.i Q 1%.'--Jack Parr Show.-Alex King and Nipsey Russell loin Parr ._-___ ii 92,192:'+._,. Q; awchat, and Jack Haskell doubles as singer and an- New York Joumol-AIli=*1 i nouncer for the ereninz. Color!11:50 um w1'!'.'T'NOT RF-"ORDED Nov: York I-llrror 1 191 JUN 2:1 1961 u: York Daily Nara in New York Pol! -1.-i - The New York Tllllil --_- - as Tho Io!-klr ' The New Loodar.___-- Th; Icll 811001 Journal _...... _--- 1 Dcrlo it---i

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His first visit was with United States Attorney Morgenthau of -_-.¢.;; 1. ii the Southern District of New York. While discussing general matters of .¥';-.-~'."_.uconcern to the United States Attorney's office at this meeting, which was . -'4"!-1_ 3-__-_.: 1' ;._ '1 '._'. _ _.'. , .-, lattended onlyby the AttorneyGeneral, United States Attorney Morgentlnu, ~ First Assistant United States Attorney Mollo and myself, emphasis was .y_,_ ---1} .piaced by the Attorney General en his erg-anized crime program. United States Attorney Morgenthau very tactfully took the position that all legal matters required in that area under this program could be handled most satisfactorily by the United States Attorney's oice and he didn't need any neysto some tolalaw &a There was also a discussion oi the desirability of following up investigation with Grand Jury action. United States Attorney Morgenthau was most enthusiasti in this regard.

The Attorney General had called a meeting oi the heads of all of th -92-. federal investigative agencies in the New York area. This meeting was atten by SAC Foster and ASAC Bryant of our New York Oice. Both handled them- selves in a very capable manner and presented the program which the Director has initiated in a forthright manner. The Attorney General was obviously impressed most favorably. ' - ._.- J I in contrast, he was most displeased the iioot dragging" 1 p statements and defeatist attitude oi the Internal Revenue Service representatives,»- 9 After the meeting the Attorney General stated privately to me and to United States Attorney Morgenthau that he would have to build a fire under Internal ,5. Revenue Service all over again. -1 -Mr. Mohr 1 géx REC. @- 1 -Mr. DeLoachT , 2, JUN 22am] 1:-', -_ . 1-|'_1_,'*4_.5-Q~i¢-Ea-Q-E-ri-,_&'.-mag_ " 3 92!"92-=**v1" ' __._4_____-_V___e___. .- A __i_ ;,_ ;_ ; _"_-L-ti-,-¢ .~ ..- -'- - -"'-.~:",;-P92" '5 _=._A: .-._...a.u-a..4=-¢4n.:_:._.-....-.. . A- b -'-on , ' . ' - E . Memoranthtm to Hr. Belmont E I . RE: AT!0F.NEY '§ V511 _ E '.l'OYORK NEW CITY, JUNE 14, 1951 -l I '41 -_.-i ____,-, L The AttorneyGeneral metwith the pressin the dice oi the United StatesAttorney. He also wasinterviewed forTV andlmed re- productions thisoi interviewwere shownon theTV stations in NewYork 4--s - .4 L ~ this morning.

_-. I The AttorneyGeneral alsoconierred withthe SeniorJudges r 2 in both the Southern and Eastern Districts oi New York. The Attorney General went out of his way to see United StatesDistrict Judge J. gs - 4" l Skelly Wrightof Louisianawho ispresently a visiting Judge inthe Southern 7,1. _ trict of New York. _ s-. I "1 - .. _,_:- The Attorney General conferred with the United StatesAttorney ,4- 92iormeters theoi YorkNew Districthis hutto visit oicethat very was brief and more in the nature oi a pep talk for members of the United States Attorney'sstafi. ; , -_4.'..4V. ;,-.§92'-_?_'.- ..=-., - . . On the way up on the plane, the Attorney General read the "3. ;.».=92::'--7*.-1 1*-'-'1---'~ !:-Y==-'*-'@ = -.-'- speech 1" had that beenifrepared for himfor deliverybefore luncheon the meeting oi thé'_St-ate; ttorneysGeneral Association. He remarked that -:'. the speech wouldn'tat do all and he spoke extemporaneously. While his talk touched on the fieid of civil rights, he stressed his crime program and the speech seemed to be iairly well received by the State Attorneys .- 1-F General. While the Attorney General for the State oi Albama, who ind attended the conference, indicated he had urgent business in Washington ._ ;;i which required him to leave prior to Kennedy'sappearance and thus was ll not present most of the Attorneys General from the southern states seemed to make it a point to go up to Kennedy after his speech to shake lends and talk with him. -

3- H The Attorney General said he wanted to stop by and see the . New York FBI Office but that time was short and he mentioned to SAC Foster that he would stop in when he was in New York again and he knew 9292what a wonderful job the FBI was doing.

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'.'"_!'-!= "P-. He said tint the Attorney General wanted us to lcnow that he was traveling to Chicago by United Airlines this afternoon, arriving there E _ T "1 at 4:25p. m. He hasa speaking engagement inChicago thiseifening.--1. -- -:..: 1;. The Attorney General plansto stay at the Pick Congress Hotel, 500 South :-:-we ;= Michigan Street, and is returning to Washington tomorrowmorning by l-'_.-.r'._; 2..- '.I_3392 =.::1ft:~.' =7; United Flight 848. _,.- ---1 Y... h-.. - Guthman was asked ii there was anything we could do to be of Er assistancethe Attorney toGeneral he andsaidthere was not; thethat 1 ~--'-1- Attorney General merely wanted us to know oi his plans. .r.~- ": "|:_._._._- .&:92 It is noted that it is unusual for the Attorney General to utilize i . hotel accommodations in Chicago as ordinarily when therehe stays with his sister. The reason for his changing this procedure in this instance is not known although it may be that his sister is not in town.

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5 !92Qs The ninth in the series of JFK Reports,Specialby narrated Edward. - ewman for NBC News, was presented over WRC-TV from 10 to 11 p. in. last night, | 1 . . _ _,_" The _ pr-mam, which cencernas a review ef the first 5 menths ef the Ker.nedy ' 4 Administration,by mmonitored s as it was um lmownAttorney I General RobertF. _ennedy towas be rview " Q I /f . a - .- s The program with a commentaryby Newman regarding th/eriiifor :71: difficultiesthe facing Nation.Following Ramierer, this, Ehiie__l-_Io;us*e_fc_orresp_ondent - P for NBC, interviewed theAttorney Generalin his e at the Departmentof Justice; The interview lasted approximately 20 minutes. Scherer askedthe Attorney General several personal questions, such as why he acceptedthe job of Attorney General. Mr. Kennedy replied that the President felt it would be helpful for him to take the job and also q ',:'-r'3-.§=-'.'"}.."i7-the positionwas a source of personalpride. In response toan inquiry as to whether or | g-'_...511;=?=§:-{-T_.;:.. -..'. ;-t:=.-'-"I I not he wouldbe calledin asa trouble shooter the for Administration, suchin asthein- vestigation CIA,of theAttorney Generalreplied thathe believedhe couldbe ofhelp to I the Presidentin suchmatters would and certainlymake himself available. ,3 Scherer commented that the Attorney General had often been referred to Q

1 as the Number 2 Man in the Administration and followed this with personal questions re"-.y ._-. 3 gar-ding theAttorney Genera1'sfamily, the closeness ofthe family group andhow the ° Attorney Generalcould carryon inhis full-timejob andstill getto seehis 7children. 5 The AttorneyGeneral commentedthatit wasnot easybut thathe couldsee hischildrenb early in the morning and late at night. - . 1 1 - , Scherer askedwhat theAttorney Generalwould mostwant toaccomplish} as AttorneyGeneral. Mr. Kennedy repliedthat hewas veryinterested inthe fieldof N -1 i» 92 organized crime, the problem of price fing by management, the labor-management . e, icollusion and problems in civil rights. He stated that in the eld of juvenile delinquency5 Ia there wasmuch tobe done; that 5,000 juvenileswere nowin Federalprisons andwould B need somekind of treatment whenthey getout. He also statedthat manypeople were}_ ' ._» _ sentto jailbecause theycould notafford legalrepresentation thatand hewanted seeto F lall people equal before the law. The Attorney General stated he soughttotemper all hisli actionsjustice with andnfairness.f,_927 77__ §/3Z7- [£13 H1. / .: pl:? II -I-:1 .=Mr. Rosen. .r{il=;x -" scnsf ~""29% .._ ; g?M'tmA'§~""-5OJU92_5 1951M _ ""'~M;, "5 1 391961jawup .".L92.J-I1 . I _,__,___ - J: I¢r~» ____l- __ - _ - __ .,_,,, ,_, _ _-_<,__ _. __,__ag1_-. _._ - - _ _, . u ¢;_-_-_A__.__ , _ , .. . _ ,__._ . _,,_, __.-~ .~,._-,¢- . _-. ~. ._-'1"_1i.§i.-n.:>.|-t--5-_-. . _ ,+-J ..-__ _ _ r- ._,___ .,;.....l.-an-_--..=¢...'..._,3...;.,.__... V -.. _ ~ _,.92- . .-_ .__. _ , - _ __- F i E I

|. -< _ JonestoDeLoachmemo ' -ii! 3 _ 2'? g ..__,.,__, 1 § Y The AttorneyGeneral wasquerjled asto his regarding the it!.5 . g1. 1 Q» . m Riders.He initiallysaidFreedom the performed Ridersa servicein showing E . 'e country the deciency in civil rights in the South. The secondgroup, he said, l -=- admired for their courage but he questioned their judgment. He questioned the 1 lwidsdompresent of FreedomRiders, buthe does not questiontheir right to travel.Now an that the civil rights matter is before the courts, the Attorney General feels that continue- T Freedom Rider actions in this area do not make a great deal of sense. He alluded Li . specically to - many of the Freedom Riders apparently be engaging in this activity ...._. pirely for publicity purposes. -- e =- 1 '.!1 .,_ I The Attorney General stated that the clergy and newsmen have a responsibility and an obligation to the law to give some leadership in civil rights matters .- He said in Alabama the clergy had not spoken out and the newspapers had not been '.n- objective. . .4~...... _ =51 Ray Scherer asked what progress the Attorney General planned on juve- E,-'-.- _.'. . nile delinquency and where does an Attorney General begin to attack the problem in this eld. Mr. Kemiedy commented that the problem is attacked in various ways and by av:--. ';.'j-- in ,:::.- different means in each state. He said studies are being conducted and that the Depart- .=';*=..1.-1-"=t y-.,. ,1--.1 ment of Justice is giving consideration to the establishment of halfway houses,designed , . wt." , to give guidance to wayward youths. He also said the Administration is attempting to get college graduates to work with gangs and to provide recreational outlets for juve- u -J niles, particularly during the summer months.

Scherer asked the Attorney General how important would be the Congres- sional passage of his crime bill package. The Attorney General said it would be extremely important. He went on to point out that labor and management and the public must develop a better attitude toward lawfulness and not compromise themselves in order to gain some material advantage. He called on persons to stand up and resist crime and support law enforcement. ii 7? The interview ended with Scherer asking the Attorney General what ,s. 92_».- happens after a man is through being Attorney General. Mr. Kennedy saidhe hadn't i?'l~-1:1the answer to that question. The remaining portions of the hour-long program concerned matters relating to how the Kennedy Administration has steered its program through Congress, 5 92- -a and was made upoi comments byNBC correspondents regarding the KemiedyAdminis- n tration. _ _ 92 HECOMMENDATION:For information.'8 92% If/{g~i" -.v Mr. Norm:

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u-. " 2% Local papers in this area are publicizing the All 52:. -_- -J Star Bowl Football Game to be held in Buffalo Friday night, +?:§ 6/ Q/23/61. fhe game is sponsored by the American Football Coaches Assoc., and the teams are made up of College All-Americans for this past season throughout the country. Considerable local - ..-;¢.-;:- ea- publicity has been afforded the game in this area, and it_will S f --- __ :_i'§u"-':f3:é:-'f.:;f :;:_..¥?}-_'.~_¢_::,1lf be played at War Memorial Stadium in Bffalo. 'a I :",.i'-'.7r'~-1'7-I -ll . _' .9 Newspaper articles reflect that the Attorney Ii. f General lie expectedto appear to present theRobert F. Kennedy mbzr;-1~; i §.¢:7j~'J?"&: Trophy to the outstanding player. A representative of the American ?92 :. :5: Football Coaches Assoc. who is handling arrangements for the Attorney General's appearance, has advised that as yet does not 1.1 --' know Hr. KENNEDY's itinerary; however,'it is expected thatzthis . F; -I an! "1 =2-e-.<"; l qr- 4,,» *1; ' i 'l.' *_ 92 The above is for the Bureau's information, and e he 4] _ V. E _- : Bureau informationmay desire will be to available whenextend to the details Attorney.Generalhave been_arra%Eed.facil tiean 92 n of this office. Ibis office will be alert for his intend K- visit to this area; however, will take no specific action_pAOB! L. .._ ha! i ;3.,4;1§ureau AH! - '1 - Buffalo C} rs...-.1 __ _. f | ILB:sgl' ~ A %i1.§v er _____ #1:: #! _" RE --" .--':- -~-. K P f Q I of w7;~%hT»f.7-',g__;u|92_1_2t 19_B!__92_ f TIf L H " _. rmggs __ _*; V 7 _g. ~ 357. ______.,_, @1119 -.-, _, "1' 1 Approved: ' 'L 1I ee H _ 'L/_ Sent i__i__N! Per he 56 JUL5 1 ecial . D Agent in Charqe 7}/< 63 . ».. - ;¢*§* .+2=1t~.~.O=-1;-;<,+_ ''qt-m '"'""~:-.-. ' "*" _____--.,-4;: -_-1 i- ' - - . 7 n l - . STATES ¢'*¢,_ i 1' - Olllilln Qlv. To Memoranan-. Iohr nn1's.J92l1Y 24, 1961-' Cannld 92 5 M-352 0 l/..... vuu___._._ lane ....._...i_ Illlivm ._._i._ Tun! _....i._. Train _i_ Tile. Boom .1... lqrun ...i.. _.,.. U non 2N. P. Callalnn Goody i- Yfi-= . j; ., §"" _. 1£QR__@E-> / oF_ BUREAU _BUB AND -=-I '9_13,Il£ER BxnIIOnNE¥3EN":1!92;-£1-_ an Q-_. e W B4 *1 i 7 J O/{e .443 <0lint _ 1 Eddie Fordofthe Acne-iiri'ietrative7'§i'¬'isit'rh-92'h' the Dertrtment telephoned at 3:80 p. m. and stated the Attorney General is having another group of U. S. -0- Attorneys to his house for dinner tomorrow 7-25-61. Eddie Ford was calling to inquire as to whether or not we could again ERe1"bus and driver available to transport this group from the Justice Building to the Attorney General's residence and return. The bus would be needed at 5:30 p. m. , at which time it would depart ._:_'_ _' ».~.'92- 1 2*. .'41_;:'.'-Qfrom the Justice Building Courtyard so as to be at the Attorney General's house by .v-92F...»t.'-Iapproximately 6:00 p. m. We lnve made a bus available to the Attorney General ', _1.14.-.17-L: ¢-.I29: --.,':-*,:-R-'.with the Director's approval for similar occasions recently. We do have a bus and driver available to take care of this request should -IE the Director desire to approve it. Ford was advised that he would be notified as soon as the availability oi the bus was determined and he requested to be so informed as soon as possible I

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4.. an . nooven I/1/61 ~ ~. - .vm. 1. 1 1, __ ..~.-,92 sac J. 1:. IILNES 1 92 . /F ITTORREY GEIERAL IOBERT IRHIKDY Q I _ : 92-if.-' As you are aware, I attended the annual nesting of the Qt i 1 National District Attorneys Association convention in Portland, '-<* u Oregon Iron 7/26 through 29/61. Originally Ir. KENNEDY was scheduled to be the principal speaker at the banquet at 7:30 PI, 92 7/29/61. 92.. I PAT BRENNAN, District Attorney tron South lend, Indiana, ; 5* President of the group, advised ne that he had nade arrangeaents '3~ if through JACK RILEY, Executive Assistant in Charge of U. B. h_ F Attorneys, for the Attorney General's appearance. They had a ' A solid conitaent tor his appearance earlyas astwo nonthsago. 92 'i Subsequent to that tine word was received that ' Ir. KENNEDY could not lake the speech and an appearance would be - . nade by the Deputy Attorney General BYRON IHITE. Subsequent to -92 j that Ir. KENNEDY assured then that he would sake the speech _92- personally. 92j92

As a result, rather elaborate arrangements were aade by BRENNAN and other officers of the association tor lENNEDY's presence in Portland. As part of the whole progran, HERBERT J. lILLER,'Assistant Attorney General in Charge of the Criainal Division, and IILLIAH HUNDLEY, Special Assistant to the Attorney General, attended this conference and Ir. IILLER addressed the conference on 7/28/81. Ihile IILLER and HUNDLEY were in Portland through SIDNEY LEZAK, Acting U. S. Attorney in Portland, Oregon,, arrangements were nade to have a neeting with the Attorney * General on the afternoon of 7/29/Bl to aeet with the heads of the Federal enforcement agencies in Portland to discuss with then various aspects of the overall drive against crile being encouraged by the Attorney General. Arrangements were made for his to address the Iultnoaah County Bar Association in Portland -re -at a special aeeting convened for that purpose on the 29th. In addition, the Attorney General had agreed to leet with the Deno- 92 -cratic Party representatives and a delegation of women that sane afternoon. ,j7,- 7 "..?_/3!?-1'./'E __ lg _ E; §/f~- 2 - Director ~-- _ _-; . . 1 _ Be ttl RECORDED,

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As you can presuse, this involved quite elaborate arranselents. There was a great deal of enthusiasm on the part Gil-_||_ of those present in ancipation of his appearance. 4,} --==:-. " However, approximately 3:00 PI on 7/28/U1, BRENNAN received a call from JACK RILEY saying that the Attorney General e 0- would not be able to appear and offered in his place, Ir. ORRICK, _¢ the head of the Civil Division of the Departlent. BRENNAN at the tine the call was received advised he would take this under advisement, but as an aside told so that he, together with a large percentage of his directors present, were considerably disturbed over this offer, saying "This is a criminal organisation s a principally" and "Io aren't interested in a nobody who is a I civil attorney'".

BRKKHAN advised we that he had talked this natter over with his directors present and plans were wade to contact §'!:92'T-' ' ; _,____._ Senator KEFAUVER of Tennessee and Senator IOSS from Utah, who .15!- 1 "-1 I ; ''.--~ .-_-.-. 1 was formerly President of the National District Attorneys L~ H Q Association, and other influential senators, to see if the hill - .1 . scheduled to cone on the floor of the Senate on Saturday, 7/29/61 in which the Attorney General was interested, could not "'. .v-v_.._.,. he set over until the following week so he could sake the -. . ..92 1-I _» _,._- - {I appearance as scheduled. BRENNAN told so that he thought this " ;",.-'-1f-,'.-.:;- .'=_ ;-2.1-' ;"..<1;' was a very "shabby way" of being treated particularly since _-_¢.3 _ the District Attorneys were in favor of the cries fight the Attorney General is waging.

I contacted Ir. EVANS in San Francisco and advised his 4 al- of this attitude and pointed out that they were still interested, D ii possible, in etting the Attorney General to speak. On I 7/29/61, I was in touch with Ir. EVANS and learned that the . Attorney General had offered to read his speech via the long distance telephone. I talked to BRENNAN about this but after consulting with seven of his state directors who were ianediately available they declined to accept this invitation, saying that they had endeavored to have such a speech by Senator KEATIHG 5 before their last nesting in Boston but the technical facilities were such that it was nest unsatisfactory; therefore, they declined to accept that invitation. 92

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... - -- ' . Arrangements were nade by then to have IOBERT THORNTON, --1 " . ._-_ -_. ~ Attorney General for the State of Oregon, speak as principal banquet speaker. - ' .-~~ ee- E- - - ~51 gu- On the afternoon of 7/29/Bl, a rather lengthy telegram 4 was received by BRENNAN fron the Attorney General outlining his reasons for not being there and saying that he felt his presence in Iashington was necessary, particularly since the head of the Judicial Qessittee of the Qenate had encouraged his presence en that occasion.

Interestingly enough, there was a directors leeting under way at the time this telegram was received. BRENNAN, ,¢ "_ _.-'.:-". BURT KBATING, District Attorney from Denver, and BDIARD S. .._;_._ »_;_. -. .-~-.. r SILVER, District Attorney oi Brooklyn, Rev York, told ne that -_'_'-z- ., sass when the telegram was received there were a large number of those . "I3-' present who were so disturbed over the Attorney General's late G--....- I i _ : cancellation that they were not inclined to read the telegram at the banquet. I told then that I thought that it would be ' _-.. as -.__ 7"-_ r-r---.-.' lost inappropriate not to and suggested that the polite and -p_ _,-I _ -. _ ,.I politic thing to do was to, of course, read it. The calmer heads '--.'.e,,."I;'.?T-,1I - prevailed and the telegram was read at the banquet. It received "'.',a,-~*.-'..-'1',-..-_~92' -r --'=- , a polite applause. ..a-...-5._¢L...,5,'-I-Ir; It was very evident that the officers of the National .F " District Attorneys Association and a great Percentage of the -e-._: -t..~_ members were quite disturbed over his late cancellation._ The 3:11"? result was that a number of people left before the end of the '/92'.~a. - ,... . Q convention since they intended to remain only so long as the _'_;../ Attorney General was going to speak. Bis late cancellation also, of course, required cancellation at the last minute of all of the elaborate plans that had been made for his presence in Portland.

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