ROBERT F. KENNEDY
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Frank A. Capell is the editor ofThe HERALD ofFREEDON , a national anti-communist educational bi-weekly. Beginning as an undercover criminal nv(5siigator(tight-roper)for dis- trict attorneys and police commissioners, he later became Chi 5f| Investigator of the West- Chester County (N.Y.) Sheriffs Office. In this capacity he ejsta )lished a Bureau of Subver- sive Activities. He supervised the investigation of over five t 4sand individuals and organ- izations, including Nazis, Fascists and Communists, on behallf c the F.B.I, in many cases. During World War II, he served as a civilian investigator ovjerstak doing intelligence work.
The author has been fighting the enemies of our country for twenty-nine years in of- ficial and unofficial capacities. As a writer, lecturer, instrucior researcher and investigator, he has appeared before audiences and on radio and television fiioni c^astto coast. Hemaintains files containing the names of almost two million people who liiaye aided the International Communist Conspiracy. Mr. Capell is the author of "Freedc m [sj Up To You" (now out of print), "The Threat From Within," "Treason is the Reason," "T le Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe," and "The Strange Case of Jacob Javits." His biogjrap tiy has appeared for many years in "Who's Who in Commerce and Industry." INTRODUCTION
The knights of Camelot are on the march again On this occasion Kennedy was reported as stat since Prince Bobby has announced he will make his ing: move to restore the Kennedy Dynasty in 1968 in "We should INTENSIFY DISARMAMENTEFFORTS stead of 1972. As our country is being flooded with (Emphasis ours - Ed.) in the Mid-East. It would be far pro-Bobby Kennedy propaganda, it is important that better for Israel and for every nation in that part of the American people have information concerning the the world if resources now devoted to arms were background and activities of this man who aspires spent instead on bringing a better life to all the re to become "The American Dictator." gion's children." Robert France Kennedy was born in Boston, In spite of Bobby's bleeding heart statements on Mass., November 20, 1925, the son of Joseph Patrick integration, civil rights and poverty, he and his family Kennedy who later became U.S. ambassador to Great maintain a palatial residence. Hickory Hill, in a lily- Britain and whose wealth has recently been estimated white section of McLean, Virginia and their children as being in excess of $400 million. Bobby's mother attend private schools. The Hickory Hill mansion ori was the former Miss Rose Fitzgerald, daughter of a ginally was purchased by John F. and Jacqueline Boston politician of somewhat questionable integ Kennedy from the estate of Supreme Court Justice rity, whose nickname was "Honey Fitz." Robert Jackson. In 1957 it was sold to Bobby's par Bobby graduated from Harvard University with ents, Joseph and Rose Kennedy. In 1965 it was deed a bachelor of arts degree in 1948 and from the Uni ed to Ethel S. Kennedy alone. versity of Virginia Law School with a ]sw degree in Because Bobby decided to launch his campaign 1951. On June 17, 1950 he married Miss Ethel for the presidency by becoming the "Senator from Skakel and at present (May 1968) they have ten New York" he established several New York resi children. He was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar dences. He maintains a home in Glen Cove, Long Is in 1951 and the U.S. Supreme Court in 1955. land, which is unoccupied most of the time. He has a Kennedy went to work in the Criminal Division suite at the Hotel Carlyle in New York City and an of the U.S. Department of Justice in 1951 and later apartment near the U.N. worked with the McCarthy and McClellan Commit Victor Lasky commented on Bobby's talk versus tees. Upon the election of his older brother to the action on the subject of integration, stating: presidency he was appointed as attorney general of "Sen. Kennedy could do his own personal bit the United States in 1961. There was considerable about ending segregation by practicing what he is criticism of the appointment of various members of always preaching. He could have sou^t out living the Kennedy family into government positions and quarters in New York City that are integrated. In especially that of Bobby as he had never tried a case stead he purchased a plush $100,000 cooperative in court in his life. apartment overlooking the United Nations, where the Although Bobby's published biographym WHO's only Negroes are those who come in as maids and WHO IN AMERICA 1966-67 does not show it, early handymen in life he had an interest in journalism as did his "And Sen. Kennedy could stop frequenting va brother John. On February 6, 1966 Bnai Zion, the cation resorts where Negro patronage is discouraged. American Fraternal Zionist Organization, honored And he could do something about Jim Crow condi Robert F. Kennedy at their 58th annual affair at the tions in Palm Beach, where the family mansion is N.Y. Hilton Hotel. In their magazine, BNAI ZION located." VOICE, of February 1966 it was stated: Bobby claims authorship of three books, all pub "Early in 1947 Robert Kennedy was in Israel lished by the firm of Harper & Row whose editorial as a correspondent for the BOSTON POST, wherehe board is headed by Evan W. Thomas, son of Norman reported extensively his impressions on the struggle Thomas, nationally known Socialist and former Pres- of its valiant people for freedom and independence. .byterian minister who has devoted most of his life to It was then that he predicted the ultimate victory of promoting socialism. the Jewish people in their fight for a homeland of Bobby Kennedy was given a million-dollar trust their own. This was a year before it became a reality fund on his 21st birthday and throughout his life has and at a time when many commentators were in never had to earn his own livelihood. clined otherwise." BOBBY IN POWER - The Firs Kennedy Regime
The devious progress of Robert F. Kennedy to Cuban Confrontation" hoax in which covered, unin- the point where he can hope to win the presidency in spected, ci;[^r--sihpped objects were removed from Cuba 1968 started with the plans of an ambitious father. and the Aniieri,can public was told: "Relax, the bombs Back in the early 1930's Joseph Kennedy, Sr. was a are gone, ^rebident Kennedy was praised to the skies heavy financial contributor and a strong supporter of by the kep e^ for his "eyeball to eyeball" con- Franklin D. Roosevelt in his first try for the presi frontation Khrushchev, but time has showed us dency. Already a multi-millionaire, Kennedy Sr. had that the bbmbs are still there. We must assume that an obsession to establish the Kennedy family as a the Kennec ys ivanted it that way as they were part of political dynasty, much as royalty was created in the the act put on! to fool the American public the past, by seizing power. phony "suc<: in the "Missile Crisis' and the phony Bobby is now first in line for the top job in the "failure" in 'Bay of Pigs." United States in the Kennedy family seniority plan. The oldest, Joe Jr., was killed before he could make - BOBBY AND COMMUNISM - the try; the next. Jack, was killed after having suc ceeded. Bobby is next and more willing and anxious There caiji be no doubt of Bobby's pro-com munist bias...his actions and words as attorney gen probably than either of the other two.A superstitious eral speak fDr themselves. When Bobby Kennedy be person might be a bit frightened by being Number came attoineV general of the United States, the Three in such a list. But Bobby undoubtedly knows F.B.I, was crdered to cut down on its investigation of the facts of life in the political jungle and is confident the Communist Conspiracy. The N.Y. TIMES, when that he has the support of those who make and Bobby left the office of attorney general, stated break rulers of the world. that he had saved the government money in not wast He also knows a great deal about a great many ing time investigating communists. It was Bobby who people, which helps. The position of attorney gen disbanded a spe(^ial unit which kept tabs on Holly eral gave him access to confidential records of the wood celebrities who were financing communists F.B.I, and power which he used to the hilt. It gave with donations him the opportunity to make many important con tacts. The attorney generaPs office, under Robert Early in lis career as attorney general, Bobby Kennedy, became the place where decisions were was accused by Senator John Tower of "not prose made and foreign diplomats beat a path to Bobby's cuting CominuWts vigorously enough." Actually he did not "prosecute" them at all. Although there was office rather than the White House. a law, passed m 1950 and upheld by the Supreme As virtual "Assistant President" during the reign Court, undei" which the attorney general could have of Kennedy The First, Bobby must share the respon and should have acted, he did nothing. Prince Bobby, sibility for the tragic occurances during that period. the expert cn pommunism, informed the American He must be held responsible for the Vietnam commit public on Mardh 24, 1962 that the greatest internal ment and the sending of more and more American danger the lp.s[ faced from communism was "espi boys there to be killed as this was started by Kennedy onage of C unist bloc countries," instead of the and not Johnson. The very thing he now attacks so Communist itself in the United States. He said wildly is the result of the actions of the Kennedy that the Co ist Party of the United States, as a Regime. political or .ation, posed no danger and that "we Robert F. Kennedy, who aspires to become the have the I ila ion now to meet the problem." This American Castro, coming to power as the savior of pronouncement was acclaimed by the Communists people, was involved in the consolidation of the Cu and the Communist WORKER of March 27, 1962, ban Communist Regime. He collaborated in the ma carried the following headlines on the front page: neuver which killed off the Cuban patriots and estab "ROBERT KENNEDY ADMITS CP DOESN'T PERIL lished Castro firmly in power, known as the Bay of U.S. SECURiTY.' Pigs —that well-planned "fiasco." Bobby had taken steps earlier to aid the Com- Bobby shares with JFK the responsibility for munists by a^pioi^dng the action of his brother in lift bombs with a 1500-mile range which are now aimed ing the ban <»n importation and distribution of com at American cities from Cuba. He participated in the munist propiganda in the United States. The ban against free distribution of Communist propaganda Kennedy as stating, "The McCarran Act is not intend through the U.S.mails had been imposedby President ed to prevent the public activities of the Communist Harry Truman thirteen years earlier. party."Today, asa result of thisinitial breakthrough, Communist speakers are "the rage" on college cam Bobby Kennedy obviously thought that foreign puses. Propaganda from without and from within has communism was not much of a threat either, be had a devastating effect upon the youth of our cause as attorney general he ruled that Mario de country. For this we may thank the Kennedys. Andrade, leader of the Communist faction among Having determined that he had nothing to fear Angolan terrorists (who were conducting raids into from "internal communism,"Attorney GeneralBobby Angola and butchering the population) was entitled sought the aid of a top U.S. Communist in establish to a visa to come to the United States. Bobby ruled ing a national service corps (a nice democratic institu that such a visit was in the best interests of the United tion). A letter bearing the signature of Robert F. States and granted a waiver required by law. Other Kennedy was introduced into the record of hearings Communists for whom Bobby granted special waivers held by the Louisiana Jomt Legislative Committee on to enter the United States, allegedly in our national Un-American Activities by Jack Rogers, attorney for interest, were HoWen Roberto, another Angolan rev the committee. The letter was addressed to Dr. James olutionary; Cheddi Jagan, Communist leader of British A. Dombrowski, director of the Southern Conference Guiana; and Ben Bella, the FLN terrorist and (now Education Fund. Dombrowski is an identified Com deposed) dictator of Algeria. Ben Bella was given the munist and the SCEF is a cited Communist-front. The VIP treatment-flown to the United States in Presi letter read: dent Kennedy'snew privateplaneand received with a "Dear Dr. Dombrowksi: On November 14,1962, 21-gun salute at theWhite House. Ben Bella proceeded the President of the United States appointed a com from the United States to Cuba where he was em mittee to assess the feasibility of a national service braced by Castro. corps so that more citizens may serve their country The New Deal-New Frontier historian,Arthur M. in addressing pressing human problems. Schlesinger, Jr. has this to say in his book, "A Thou "The feasibility study will primarily concern the sand Days:" Government's possible role in this undertaking. "He (Robert Kennedy) was also active on ques "In view of your organization's experience, you tions of visas and travel restrictions. The basic immi- are in a position to offer needed advice. We would ^ation law excluded politically suspect aliens from welcome and appreciate your immediate response to the country unless a waiver could be secured from the the general outline and questionnaire which accom Department of Justice Robert Kennedy panies this letter. thought the system injurious to the national interest, "Should the study ultimately determine a na granted waivers whenever the State Department asked tional service corps to be prudent, we shall then re for them and, if the Department hesitated, often quest more specific suggestions. spurred it on to make the application "Sincerely yours, ROBERT F. KENNEDY, At "The Attorney Generalalso strongly supported torney General." the move within the executive branch to remove re Bobby is extremely proud of his "soft on com strictions on American travel to China, Albania and munism" views and bragged in an interview with Jack other forbidden lands The Attorney General Newfield, published inCAVALIER magazine: "AndI went even further than the internal State Department pardoned Junius Scales (convicted Communist),didn't proposal and favored lifting restrictions on travel to I? And the books about the Kennedy Administration Cuba as well. It seemed to him preposterous to prose all show how I was against an air strike during the cute students who had a desire to see the Castro missUe crisis of October 1962. It's just nonsense to regime in action. 'Why shouldn't they go?* he once say that I used to be a conservative and now I've had said. 'If I were twenty-one years old, that's what I some big conversion." would like to do this summer.' " That is probably one of the truest statements In September 1962, emboldened by the friendly Bobby has ever made; however, integrity is not one of attitude of the attorney general, the Communist his outstanding characteristics. He ran for the office party sent letters to theeditors of college papers and of senator from New York after having announced student councils of all colleges in the United States six weeks previously that he would not run. He is soliciting speaking engagements. The letterstated that seeking the presidency, having previously announced during the past year thirty colleges had permitted that he would support Lyndon Johnson. It would Communist speakers and they had spoken to over seem, therefore, that what Bobby says and what he 75,000 students. The letter quoted Attorney General proceeds to do are sometimes quite different. In his role as attorney general, Bobby refused one of which w^ bythe Air Force, Bobby is reported to add the communistic Fair Play For CubaCommittee to have snapjped: "The Air Force crowd are a bunch to the Attorney General's List of Subversive Organi of bums and idleois." Otepka's refusal to clear him did zations. The following year a member of this organi not keep F ostco^ out of government, however; it zation assassinated his brother, according to the find only made 11 chat to the Kennedy Boys that Otepka ings of the Warren Commission. Lee Harvey Oswald, had to go. an admitted Communist (not dangerous,according to Bobby) and New Orleans chapter leader for FPFC The cainp^ijin of persecution waged against Otto (not subversive, according to Bobby) is given sole Otepka, a loyal .^erican trying to do his job, could credit for the killing of President Kennedy by the not have be
10 "It is not known the extent to which the Federal tary is under the complete control of a civilian "Inner Bureau ofInvestigation has planted undercover agents Circle." During the Kennedy Regime, Bobby Kennedy inside the radical right movement... .If it has already was a top member. done so, the information would be readily available Bobby, who was taking his advice and, perhaps, upon which to draw up charges for a hearing against orders from important leftists, had decided that Lyn one or more.of the radical right groups." don Johnson, then vice president, should not be On Point iWee, the Memorandum states: "As allowed another term in office. Since it was desired funds are a source of power to the radical right, action that LBJ should be replaced by a more acceptable to dam up these funds may be the quickest way to man, reportedly Arthur Goldberg, Bobby undertook turn the tide now running in their favor to discredit LBJ with the investigation of the Billy "Adequate information on the financing of the Sol Estes and the Bobby Baker cases. These scandal radical right can only come from the inside of these ous cases were to be used to prevent LBJ from receiv organizations. . .it is not known what the Treasury ing the vice-presidential renomination. The assassina Department has done in theway ofundercover opera tion of John F. Kennedy, however, upset all these tions to get at tax violations in the financing of these plans. They give us a picture of Bobby's modus organizations." operandi - ruthless removal of opposition. Bobby had The Memorandum specifically states: "The Ad not wanted LBJ as a running mate for JFK in the ministration should take steps to end the Minutemen." first place and it is certain he would not have been his All who read the papers have no doubt that the head running mate had JFK lived, and been renominated of the Minutemen has been deliberately harassed which possibly might not have happened. Kennedy's and persecuted by the federal government. Would popularity was definitely on the wane when he was that the same criterion would be applied to the mili sainted by assassination. tants seeking to destroy our country as is applied to Early in the Kennedy Regime an article appeared the militants seeking to save it. in the N.Y. NEWS (Nov. 19, 1961) under the head Demanding that the domestic Communist prob line: "Barry Fears Dictatorship In JFK Gov't." It lem be put in "proper perspective," the Memorandum stated: "Sen. Barry Goldwater (R.-Ariz.) said today the states: "Each Administration since World War II has Kennedy Administration is filled with left wing ex maximized the Communist problem. It will, therefore tremists whose big-government policies will bring be no easy task for the Administration to turn the dictatorship. "I don't think the country can stand another comer and take a different attitude. But action along three years of the Kennedy Administration. There is this line is necessary to contain and in the long-run no longer any fuzziness about it-centralized govern roll back the radical right. .. .There is no need for a ment leads to dictatorship in some form He's further effort to dramatize the domestic Communist issue; the need no^ is to rein in those who have creat surrounded with extremists of the Americans for Democratic Action. The real extremists are the people ed the unreasoned fear of the domestic Communist to the left, the Socialists in the Kennedy Administra movement in the minds of the American people and tion." slowly to develop a more rational attitude..." An article by Henry J. Taylor documents the The Reuther brothers, Walter and Victor, were fact that LBJ inherited both our permissive Cuban trained in the Soviet Union and, while there, ended policy and our tragic commitment in Vietnam from a letter to friends at home "Yours for a Soviet Ameri the Kennedy Brothers. He states: "Behind President ca." The Kennedy Administration found their advice Kennedy's sheen, which will be forgotten entirely acceptable, however, and anyone who reads the papers history will always mark him as the man who began knows that their suggestions have been implemented. the retreat of the West "Chroniclers of the Kennedy period portray - BOBBY - ASSISTANT PRESIDENT - Robert Kennedy as practically a co-President with his Many criticisms which were directed against the brother, and no living man has contributed as much late President John F. Kennedy and for which he as he has to the downhill slide in world affairs that took full responsibility were actually for recommenda President Johnson inherited tions and decisions made by his younger brother, who "Robert Kennedy's propaganda machine tries to sought help from such persons as the Reuthers and make us forget that when the Kennedy Administra Dombrowksi, the top level Communist. Today, as is tion took office there were only 750 American mili well illustrated by the farce being enacted in Vietnam tary men in South Viet Nam and all were serving only under the guise of "fighting communism," the mili as advisers."
11 While President Kennedy refused to fight com- the newspaper ])u lled the story out of its second edi- munism ninety miles from our shores, he sent Ameri- tion and order^ the by-lining newsmen to report can boys to fight and die "fighting communism'* in Monday to Robeijt Kennedy in Washington, jungles thousands of miles away after his C.I.A. op 'They did so, carrying a tape recording for play- eratives connived the murder of Catholic, anti-Com- back. Robert Kennedy demanded to know the identity munist President Diem. Since time has proved that we of the high Anjierican personage who had slept witli are not trying to win over the Communists even there, Susy Chang, harlot member of an international espi- we obviously are not "fighting communism""'at all. onage ring. "Thereporters named a person whom the Attor- - BOBBY AND THE PRESS - ney General piirjicularly wished to protect. Robert Perhaps the story of the involvement of a man angrily demanded proof, apparently thinking that "who holds a very high elective office" with a Soviet either they (iidi't have it or would be afraid to pro- agent, which appeared in the N.Y. JOURNAL AMER duce it. ICAN of June 29,1963, might have had something to "They set up their equipment and played the do with our not fighting communism in the Kennedy conversation bick to him. Robert Kennedy waved days. The copyright story by James G. Horan and them out of hii; office. They had stood by their facts Dom Frasca began as follows: and Robert Kennedy could do nothing to punish "One of the biggest names in American politics— them Th piper already had capitulated..." a man who holds *avery high' elective office—has been Papers have a way of capitulating when threat- injected into Britain's vice-security scandal. London ened with aiti-trust suits. The Department of Justice, party girl Marie Novotny's 'spokesman' made this rev where such suits originate, had an increase from elation today in a trans-Atlantic telephone interview. seventy-five lavy^ in the Anti-Trust Division when Marie listened in on an extension phone and backed Bobby took over to three hundred in this department him up with her own knowledge of 'the American used to har^ and blackmail business firms. In the affair.' The 20-mmute interview was taped by these Congressiomil Record of April 11,1962 Congressman reporters. Robert Wilson! cited the case of a newspaper pub "As the story unfolded with shocking implica lisher who was dined at the White House and then tions, a beautiful Chinese-American girl now in Lon taken to the Department of Justice for a conference don was described as the former paramour of the with Robert Kennedy. The conference had to do with American government official. Marie and her 'spokes a possible aiiti-trust violation. So the orders went out man,' British newspaperman Peter Earle, whose news that the publishers, columnists and newspapermen paper, NEWS OF THE WORLD, has Marie under were to let up on criticism of the New Frontier. contract for her story, stopped short of actually naming the girl. But the highest authorities here and -THE END OF POWER- in England identified her as: While his brother was President of the United "Susy Chang, who was mixed up in the Harry States, Bob )y had a free rein with all the resources of Alan Towers vice case in New York in 1961 and later the U.S. GoVeniihent. He manipulated and stageman went to London and operated as a call girl from the aged. He wjis ])r6bably more important and influen fashionable Chelsea layout of Dr. Stephen Ward. tial than hi$ Ivother as he was more "pushy" about Towers, a television producer, was arrested here as a things. Aftejr t le assassination of JFK which Bobby, procurer for Marie Novotny and skipped out on as attorney n^al, should have been more anxious $10,000 bail in a flight behind the Iron Curtain. He is & to solve. Bo bb 's power faded although he remained now reported back in England." attorney gen^d until he had decided on his next The results of the publication of this story appear political mo ve V^^en he knew for sure that Johnson in the publication COUNTERATTACK, whose pub would have no pMt of him on the Democratic ticket lisher is a former F.B.I, agent. It states: for 1964 h nnounced his candidacy for the U.S. "The ring engaged in international vice as a Senate froni tl State of New York. He rode to vic- cover for espionage and blackmail on behalf of the tory on Jomisc n's coattails with a big assist from his Soviet Union. family fortijine £ind a high-powered public relations "Robert Kennedy was Attorney General of the job. United States at the time. He demanded that the He spelnt hfe years as "theJunior Senator from newspaper kill the story immediately and have the New York" Jitti eking Johnson, feuding with him, re offending newsmen report to him in Washmgton. portedly evejn personally assaulting him. Bobby's years 'because of the power a vindictive Attorney "Out ofPomer'' are even more revealing than his years General can invoke against the object of his wrath, "In Power.
12 THE JOHNSON REGIME WhenJohnson took over the reins of government years), too inexperienced and too partisan... the "Kennedy Men" in government were gradually "What Americans did not expect, and what they eased out. The establishment men stayed — Rusk, got, however, was an Attorney General who never McNamara, Katzenbach, Rostow, etc. Some '^Kennedy missed an opportunity—and the record is complete Men" went back to the universities which spawned with evidence of this—to shamelessly use his high them, others went into the business and newspaper office to further his own political ends. world....most of them awaiting that happy day when "On a number of occasions,too, his office proved the Kennedy president-makmg machine could go back helpful. For instance, during the West Virginia pri into operation. mary, a 'Baltimore Sun' correspondent-one of the best political analysts in the business—found himself - BOBBY - LEADER OF THE REVOLUTION - cut off from official sources of information within the Bobby foisted himself upon the people of New Kennedy camp after he reported he had personally York State and used the office of senator as a means witnessed the passing of money for votes. of keeping himself in the limelight until such day as he "John Kennedy's rivals had then hoped that a could make his big try for the presidency. His strategy local grand jury might be induced to indict brother has been to try to become the leader of the Revolu Robert, who was his campaign manager, for illegal tion of Youth now being fomented. Paul Scott, in the spending of monies, but the new Attorney General Allen-Scott Report of May 11,1964 stated: could hardly be expected to indict himself." "He has decided to go after the leadership of After reviewing Bobby's sorry record as attor what is known in U.S. Intelligence quarters as the ney general, the article concluded: Revolution of Youth that is flaring excitedly through "Since his brother's death, Robert Kennedy has out the world Kennedy has begun to align him been taking a more and more radical posture, taking self and his political future with the revolutionary special care to identify himself with the totalitarian aims of the youthful leaders of Africa, Asia and Latin liberals of the DemocraticParty, and rarely missing an America who represent a wide range of ideologies.... opportunity to be a visible and vigorous advocate of In a speech in Toronto Kennedy stated, 'We must extreme liberal measures. recognize that the young in many areas of the world "He has, apart from his wholehearted support of today are in the midst ofa revolution against the sta the communist-inspired civil rights agitation in the tus quo....And we must recognize one central fact. U.S. criticised U.S. intervention in the Dominican They will prevail. They will achieve their idealistic Republic, he has been cool towards the Vietnam goals one way or another. If they have to puU govern struggle; and has urged inclusion of Red China in ments tumbling down over their heads they will do atomic arms negotiations. And in seeking to represent it...We in turn are part of their revolution, at least we himself as a nuclear statesman, he is pressing the should be. I believe we must encourage them. Some Johnson Administration to push harder to get a nu one will share their aspirations and their leadership. If clear non-proliferation treaty with the Soviets and this means that the future is perilous I must admit that other countries it is a highly questionable situation I think it is.' " for a prominent American politician to accept an in vitation from such a far-Left wing organization ... • - BOBBY IN SOUTH AFRICA - "But this is precisely a situation which would
The far-left National Union of South African have a specialappeal to Robert Kennedy who has now Students (Nusas) invited Robert Kennedy to come to thrown overboard the age-old principles of racial, na South Africa in May 1966 to address them. For some tional and political integrity. time there was a question as to whether the South "By aligning himself with the forces of the far- African government would grant him a visa because Left and going over to the enemy, as he has done, he of his anti-South African attitude. The SOUTH AFRI has made of himself not a political example for the CAN OBSERVER ran an article concerning Kennedy youthof any country,but a political traitor to the race under the headline: "Robert Kennedy Not Wanted in that gave him his being and to the system that gave South Africa." The article commented on his appoint him his position and wealth. ment as attorney general as follows: "Clearly, South Africa can well do without the "At the time he was appointed attorney gen presence of a politician such as U.S. Senator Robert eral by his late brother, Robert Kennedy had never F. Kennedy." tried a case in court in his life, and it was impossible However, Robert Kennedy went to South Africa for anyone to justify such an appointment. Even Ken and his visit was described by Bishop C. Edward nedy supporters said that he was too young (at 35 Crowther, deported from South Africa on June 30,
13 1967 because of political activity against the govern world wide and the mischief he seeks to create will ment, as follows: affect the whole!world. Latin America, of course, has "Kennedy's visit to South Africa was a breath of not escaped his notice. fresh air in a political museum....Kennedy's visit was a A UPI dispatch from Brazil which appeared in tremendous stimulation and shot in the arm to the the Santa Bar t>ara NEWS PRESS of November 26, liberal course in Africa." 1965 statec with his wife, Ethel, and a few aides, When Bobbymadehis controversial trip to South "Kenntd> is on a three-we^k, five-nation tour of Latin America, Africa he met with Bishop Crowther and then later He denied yest^rday that the tour is a preliminary to a that same year when the bishop visited the United presidential caijnpaign. .. States he was a guest at the Bobby Kennedys' home. "He also uggested that Brazil form a Peace This was during a two-month speaking tour of the Corps and send some of its members to the United United States during which Bishop Crowther attacked States to help cope with *our problems of illiteracy the South African government so strongly that there and poverty.'' was doubt as to whether he would be readmitted to South Africa at the end of his U.S. visit. Bishop Crow An ar in the (Newark, N.J.) SUNDAY STAR- ther, a former chaplain of the University of California LEDGERofMky 30,1965 carried the headline: "Ken nedys Cause C(intern Among LatinAmericans...PANA- at Los Angeles, joined the staff of the Center for MANIAN_EXIliE RECEIVED SURPRISE VISI- the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Bar TORS." Tne | article stated: bara, Cal. after his deportation from South Africa. Do tlie Kennedy clansmen suffer from short While in South Africa, Bobby also visited vidth political memories? It seems unlikely, and yet Albert Luthuli. His visit was followed very shortly by "Pained doncern and raised eyebrows have been the assassination of Prime Minister Hendrik F. Ver- caused amcmgl Latin Americans overseas by the suc woerd, a staunch Christian anti-communist. His killer, cessive compassionate visits of Sen. Robert Kennedy Dmitri Stafendas, identified as a Communist by Gen. and Mrs. Jacq^eUne Kennedy to Roberto 'Tito' Arias, H.J. Vandenbergh, head of South Africa's Security Police, had tried to contact Bobby Kennedy during the former anian diplomat in political exile in rating from bullet wounds. his visit to South Africa. England, re "The _ ionare Arias, husband of the London Bobby wrote an article concerning his trip to ballerina ^ argoi Fonteyn, was charged by the Pan- South Africa which appeared in the Kennedy-loving amanian go ment with being a major plotter in the LOOK magazine. Addressing a group at the Univer effort byC ib guerrillasto capture the PanamaCanal sity of Natal in Durban, Bobby was horrified to hear and overturn 4 Panama Republic in 1959. that the church to which most of the white population "Arias is a British-educated owner of a fleet of belongs teaches apartheid as a moral necessity. In the shrimp bo4ts ^^rating on the Pacific coast of Pana- LOOK article, he states: e been under surveillance by the U.S. "A questioner declared that few churches allow Central Intelligence Agency for supposed co-operation black Africans to pray with the white because the with Cuba. Bible says that is the way it should be, because God created Negroes to serve. - HO CHI iNNEDY - " 'But suppose God is black,' I replied. *What if Bobbi', ^ho has "demanded" that the United we go to Heaven andwe, all ourlives, have treated the States tal •some initiative" toward getting Red Negro as an inferior, and Godis there,and welook up China intoi tl United Nations, spends most of his and he is not white? What then is our response?' publicity-s lirig barrages on the Viet Nam situation, "There was no answer. Only silence." Sen. Kenni steted at a Los Angeles news conference What this profound statement means wehaven't that he faVored sending blood to Communist North figured out—probably Bobby himself doesn't know as Viet Nam "I think," he said, "that's in the oldest it was undoubtedly written for him, like all his other tradition of this country... .I'm willing to giveblood "statements'.' What its purpose is we can figure out to anybody livho needs it." Professor Eugene Geno- all too easily-another grab for the Negro vote. vese (forn erljyr |0f Rutgers University in New Jersey) stated that would welcome a Communist Viet - BOBBY - INTERNATIONALIST - Cong victc ry land wassupported in this stand by Gov. Although Bobby Kennedy has a job, namely that Richard E ugiies of New Jersey and Sen. Kennedy. of senator from New York, he spends most of his Genolvese has been quoted as stating at a Rut time interfering in matters that have nothing to do gers "teac!i-in": "Those who know me know thatI am with New York State. His left-leaning interests are a Marxist and a Socialist. Therefore, unlike most of
14 my distinguished colleagues here this morning, 1do Negro leaders yesterday in warning of an explosion not fear, or regret, the impending Viet Cong victory among Negro youth if President Johnson decides to in Viet Nam. I welcome it " Governor Hughes finance the war in Vietnam at the expense of the war defended Genovese's "right to his own political on poverty opinions outside the class room," and Sen. Kennedy "Kennedy praised 77-year-old A. Philip Ran strongly defended Hughes' stand, declaring that trying dolph, a leading organizer of the 1962civil rightsmarch to fire Genovese was identical to putting pressure on on Washington and Bayard Rustin, a leader of the the University of Mississippi to fire professors who march who now is executive director of the A. Philip publicly support integration. Perhaps someone should Randolph Institute, for their assessment of the rest tell Bobby there is a difference between integration lessness of Negro young people." and communism, even though the Communists are pushing integration. Bayard Rustin served time in jail as a result of homosexual activities and also spent a few years in a As a solution to the Viet Nam situation Bobby federal penitentiary as a draft dodger after refusing to has proposed the Communist's own favored plan.. .. serve in the U.S. armed forces. He was active in the a "coalition government." Unfortunately it looks now Young Communist League, in Communist-sponsored as if this actually might come to pass. An .article in activities, and has been a long-time associate of the the Chicago TRIBUNE looks realistically at such an late Rev. Martin Luther King. A. Philip Randolph has eventuality: been affiliated over the years with 35 Communist "Sen. Bobby Kennedy has reached a level of ir fronts or enterprises and was president of the Na responsibility without parallel even for him in suggest tional Negro Congress, the largest Negro Communist ing that the way out of the war in Viet Nam is for the front in the United States. Robert Kennedy was at United States to accept a coalition government in torney general at the time these two "Negro leaders" South Viet Nam which would admit the Communist carried out their march on Washington and must have Viet Cong as a ruling element known then and still know now their unsavory back "The record ofcoalitionswith communism dem- grounds. monstrates that any coalescence of this-sort leads Kennedy has been friendly with Adam Clayton inevitably to a surrender to communism. Czechoslo vakia, after World jWar II,tried the experiment. It led Powell who boasted, "He's my man.Robert F. Ken nedy would not be in the Senate if it weren't for me." to a complete Communist take-over It has been suggested that Kennedy was considering "Sen. Kennedy, out of his ignorance and politi Martin Luther King as a running mate before the cal ambition, has compromised his loyalty to the latter's unfortunate demise. The Allen-Scott Report United States when it is at war by subscribing to of April 12, 1968 stated: Communist myths and adopting them as his own, in "Titled The Battle for Black Liberation,' the opposition to a national policy, which is supported by special issue of POLITICAL AFFAIRS lays down the an overwhelming majority of American citizens." Communist party's line for 1968, calling for the crea The February 27, 1966 issue of the Communist tion of a new 'People's Party.' paper, THE WORKER, carried a banner headline on "Significantly, the new party is to be built on its front page: "RFK JOLTS WHITE HOUSE, GAINS the same type of political coalition which Senator POPULAR SUPPORT." The WORKER claimed that Robert Kennedy, D.-N.Y., was trying to build with there had been "an enthusiastic response from the Dr. Martin Luther King before the latter's assassina people to the call of Sen. Robert Kennedy (D.-N.Y.) tion in Memphis last week. for participation of the National Liberation Front "This powerful political coalition is to consist of (Communists) in a coalition South Vietnamese gov anti-war, Negro, student, and dvil rights groups, the ernment." newly organized poor, and radical liberals from the present Democrat and Republican parties - BOBBY - THE NEGROES' FRIEND - " 'The coming to power of such a new party is a Bobby's proposals for handling things on the prerequisite to basically change our foreign policy, national scene are. no less pleasing to the Commu eliminate the ultra-right danger and begin the recon nists. In an effort to divert funds from the war in struction of our economic and social life,' the (Com Viet Nam, Bobby joined with two Negro leaders in munist) party's publication states." demanding that the War on Poverty be given priority Bobby Kennedy would like to have all these over the War in Viet Nam. A U.P.I. dispatch published votes as he is not one to overlook any possibilities Dec. 7,1966 stated: votewise. He reportedly told prisoners at a San Pedro, "Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, (D.-N.Y.), joined two Calif., federal prison when addressing them as attor-
15 ney general, that when they came out into the world from which reception of the Eucharist is alwaysex- again they should "sign up for the Democratic party." eluded, shoi!ilid l^d the participants to esteem the Bobby would like to have the "Catholic vote" but spiritual ricihes we have in common and at the same goodCatholics should realize that withBobby religion time to m ake lem aware of the gravity of our comes second to politics. separation.' After he assassination of Martin Luther Kmg - BOBBY - THE CATHOLIC - Bobby and Mo; >four other "political leaders" went In order to curry favor with the leftist-liberal berserk tryiiji outdo each other in eulogies of the important figures behind the scenes, whose endorse slain Negro a| itle of "nonviolence" who always ment and assistance may propel him into the White ended up proci cing violence. He provided a plane House, Bobby Kennedy has taken a stand in favor of for King's wido to fly to the site of the assassination abortion, a position the Roman Catholic Church op and, as rela :ed ^ove, attended a Negro church the poses. His support of thecontroversial New York State following Siim^a and paraded through the riot-torn abortion legislation, however, did not cause it to pass areas of Wai;hii igton, D.C. so his thought brigades may have informed him that perhaps he should change his position. One cannot - THE MA kll.V N MONROE CASE - help feeling that withBobby onlythe VOTES count; Thatbiy ^sints the presidency and NOTHING is poor Eugene McCarthy seems to have some PRINCI going to stc m if he can help it. Although he pi- PLES, even though we don't agree with them. ously kept <^er ying that he planned to steal the nomi- Bobby has attended a couple religious services nation from LBJ, many people realized that the fact in which the average Catholic would hesitate to par that he said it lid not necessarilymake it so. The pub- ticipate. One was an outdoor "Mass ofThanksgiving" Ucation, WASHINGTON OBSERVER, stated in its at which Cesar Chavez ended his 25-day fast. Chavez, Decembra* to, 1966 issue: left-wing leader of the California grape strikers and "Incidjntially Bobby claims that he will not protege of Saul Alinsky, has had the continued sup make arun fojf ihe Presidency in 1968 but will wait port of Communists and Communist organizations to for 1972. However, sources close to him say that he is such an extent that he and his pro-Marxist Farm merely folio the usual Kennedy family strategy Workers Association have been the subject of an in of always a at two targets simultaneously and, vestigation by the California FactFinding Committee at the last mcJnjent, being prepared to make a light- on Un-American Activities. ening-like ^e IsiW to hit the target which is most Robert Kennedy was quoted as stating to the opportune. 8,000 attending the "Mass of Thanksgivmg:" "One ig needling Bobby to make his stab at "You stand for justice, and I amproud to stand the top jot rly is his wife, Ethel. When she found with you," adding that he came to Delano "to honor out about his imance with the late Marilyn Monroe, you for the long and patient commitment you have she threaten to divorce him. Bobby has been on his goodbehav or er since,realizing that a divorcewould made to this great struggle for Justice The vic d ambitions." tories are yours and yours alone... .When your child- kill his polin dren and grandchildren takejobs, they can say 1 was By some ^incidence the same date this story there at thepointofdifficulty anddanger.. .1 marched reached th; public, the residence and laboratory of with Cesar.' So I come here today to honor a great Bernard B. Spiiidel, a nationally known wiretapping man. . .Cesar Chavez." and electroni expert, were raided by police on charges of m eavesdropping. The WORLD JOUR- The TABLET, official diocesan paper of Brook NAL TRIB E reported on December 18, 1966, lyn, N.Y., carried the following article in its April 11, "The entire niiie^hour policeraid on the upstate home 1968 issue: "Few Catholic ecumenists were satisfied with ofone of28 eWesdropping experts indicted Thursday Senator Robert F. Kennedy's explanation that his re was itself ried on the expert's own equipment. ception ofcommunion at New Bethel Baptist Church, the World roi[riial Tribune was told yesterday. Washington, was meant as 'a gesture of fellowship' Bernard B Sijindel, a nationally known electronics and not as sacramental communion The present security consilient, did the bugging as an eight-man discipline of the Catholic Church is in a document team of stite police and officials from the office of issued by the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Frank S. Hi )ga|n, New York district attorney, searched Christian Unity: Catholics may be allowed to attend his home a id Moratory at Kent Township in Putnam occasionally the liturgical services of other brethren County. 'Tlkere was no need for the search warrant. if they have reasonable ground... .This participation. This was a iRsl iiigexpedition.They wanted to find out 16 exactly what we have and they must havegone through sportsman and champion of the poor and underprivi 6,000 pieces ofpaper before they left about 3:30p.m./ leged. One of his publicity stunts was exposed in an said Spindel." article in HUMAN EVENTS which stated: On Wednesday, December 21, 1966, the N.Y. "Bobby Kennedy's attempt to make political TIMES reported that Spindel had asked the N.Y. State hay out of climbing Mount Kennedy in Canada may Supreme Court to force the district attorney to re actually have backfired. Supposedly, the Canadians turn hundreds of items allegedly seized in the raids. had proposed that the ascent be a joint venture be The TIMES stated, "In an affidavit submitted to the tween the United States and Canada, but Bobby's court, Bernard Spindel asserted that some of the group (sponsored by the National Geographic Society seized material contained 'tapes and evidence concern and the Boston Museum of Science) went ahead on its ing circumstances surrounding and causes of death of own. It also went early 'to forestall any other group from making the climb.' Marilyn Monroe, which strongly suggests that the of- "Members of the Explorers Club dinner in Man fically reported circumstances of her demise are hattan, recently treated to a five-minute color film erroneous.' " showing Bobby's conquest of Mount Kennedy, burst In addition to the reference to Miss Monroe in into derisive laughter at the New York Senator. the Spindel affidavit, there was also a statement that "Richard Steel, a director of the Explorer's some of the seized material contained an original tape Club, was quoted in TIME magazine as saying: recording of a conversation taken in a car (owned and 'When you see Bobby beingcarried8,000 feet up the operated by Mr. Spindel) between Robert F. Kennedy, mountain by helicopter, then being carried the rest of James Kelly and Spindel concerning James Hoffa. the way between two professional climbers, a certain Mr. Spindel alleged that the tape recordings and files amount of gibing is to be expected.' in the Marilyn Monroe death case contain certain "As one veteran climber put it, the group ac facts and data in which the name of Robert F. Ken companying Kennedy 'could get an 85-year-old wo nedy and Peter Lawford are mentioned. man to the top and back.' " According to Mr. Spindel, the conversation in the car was the offer ofa $25,000.00 bribe by Bobby - BOBBY - PROUD AND GREEDY - to Spindel if he would work against Hoffa. Bobby had An article on Bobby's "self-importance"appeared previously offered him a good job "when my brother in another issue of HUMAN EVENTS which is one of is elected.'* The book, THE STRANGE DEATH OF MARI the few outlets for conservatively oriented news. It LYN MONROE, documents many other reasons why concerned Bobby's conduct on the occasion of Pope Bobby would be interested in suppressing evidence in Paul's visit to the United Nations: the Marilyn Monroe case. One of them is Marilyn's "After failing to answer to any RSVP to the former press secretary, Patricia Newcomb who was arrangements committee, Kennedy showed up min whisked to the Kennedy compound in Hyannisport utes before the Pope's plane landed and refused to directly after the funeral of the glamorous star, from wear a security badge At the service in the Ca there to Europe and placed on the government pay thedral, the Kennedys took over the front seat but roll. She worked in the U.S. Information Agency and were asked to move back because that seat had been then worked in an office next to Bobby Kennedy in reserved for Mayor and Mrs. Wagner. At the Mass in the Justice Department. When he departed and ran Yankee Stadium at night, the Kennedys arrived with for senator in New York, she joined the ranks of his their eight children and sat in the first row of the VIP campaign workers. section. A priest again approached and said the Ken nedy children would have to be moved back because Although Bobby's "friendship" with Marilyn the seats were reserved. The Kennedys refused to Monroe was well known to the press, not one word move. The priest had another row of seats placed in about it appeared in the newspapers. The closest thing front of the Kennedys and signaled for the seminari to it was a NEWSWEEK magazine story concerning a ans who were scheduled to sit there " book called "Norma Jean Baker-A Venture Into Bobby Kennedy is not known for spending his Mythology." The author, Ezra Goodman, told of his own money freely even though his speech—makers inability to find a publisher for his book which sug put pretty words in his mouth aimed to making his gested involvements in her later life that reached up to the national Administration. listeners believe he wants equality for all. We may be sure, however, that he will spend his money and that -PUBLICITY STUNT- of his family to buy his way into the White House. It takes more than money to get elected, but money What has appeared in the newspapers, however, are stories about the wonderful family man, brave helps to buy advisers, speechwriters, publicity and even votes. 17 CONCLUSION
The main obstacle to Robert Kennedy's nom The Kiismlm likes Bobby and Moscow Radio fea ination as candidate for president of the United tured a speech !by Sen. Kennedy at Berkeley,Calif, in States on the Democratic ticket was removed when which he stiteii that "the South Vietnamese people President Johnson announced that he would not be a are against Itemier Ky, who is supported by the U.S. candidate. This shocked most people who had anti government." Bobby has had secret meetings with a cipated a sniping contest between Kennedy and John "Mystery F.usdan VIP and is known to have son who have long been feuding. One person who "sources of iniormation" in important spots around called the shots, however, was Maj. Gen. Thomas A. the world....his own spy-information apparatus. Lane in a column in the St. Louis GLOBE—DEMO Just to mwe it look on the level, the kept press CRAT of Aug. 22, 1967. He stated: has given out litile squeaks of protest about Bobby's "The Kennedy clan is reaching for power The opportunism and ruthlessness in muscling in on the rats are ready to desert the ship There is a grow results of Eugene McCarthy's hard work. But the ing conviction in the country that Lyndon Johnson possibility that it was planned this way right along must go The camp followers are looking for a new must not TO discounted. Wittingly or unwittingly Eugene McCarthy was Bobby's stalking horse. All leader that has to be arranged now is how Eugene can grace "By setting a course to the left of the President, fully withdi aw and turn his workers over to Bobby. especially on Vietnam, Senator Kennedy can count Richard Goodvdn, who becamea McCarthy man temp on the support of the CommunistParty and the voices orarily, is c ne of those who have gone back to their of the left which Soviet policy controls or manipu own boy alieaqy; lates The President has failed to build his own or The piess in other parts of the world is not as ganization. It may now be too late to escape the Ken kind to Bo]>b) as the home grown variety. Peregrine nedy encirclement. In the showdown, Lyndon Worsthone of the London Sunday TELEGRAPH has Johnson may quietly announce that he will not run stated: i next year.'' "Backe d W immense wealth, buttressed by an An article in the New Brunswick, N.J. SUNDAY immortal n^me, buoyed up with a sense of destiny. HOME NEWS of Dec. 17, 1967 headlined that "IZ- Senator Kennedy is exploiting a war situation in VESTIA EXAMINES RFK's ROLE in '68" and stated: America to capture the White House If his fellow "Izvestia (Soviet newspaper) examined the poli countrymer are not prepared to recognize the im tical situation in the United States yesterday and said propriety o' his jmethods, ifthey cannot see that this Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y., has 'quite real knight has ilo shining armor, then it is going to be up chances' of taking over the leadership of the Demo to us to poiit It out." cratic party and becoming president. We can on^yhope that they WILL point it out and "The paper said this was because of his 'personal that the nciws will filter through to the American popularity, dissatisfaction in the ruling Democratic voters that theylshould ask not what Bobby Kennedy party with the politics of its leaders, and the big finan can do for ihelm but what he will do to their country. cial resources of the Kennedy family.' His dictato ial ^d ruthless methods combined with "The article...did not explicitly praise or criticize the power io imiplement them bode ill for the future Kennedy. But it seemed calculated to give the Soviet of our counjtryL Power-hungry dictators have come and public a generally favorable impression... gone but Ajmerijsi has yet to have her first Bob "It also depicted the candidacy of Sen. Eugene by Kennedy cm be it if the public is not aroused to J. McCarthy, D-Mum., as the 'first battle of the ad the threat lie poses. vance guard' to determine the strength of Johnson's The liig Names for Bobby for President has position, 'after which the main struggle for control of swung into actjion with two filmed interviews inwhich the Democratic camp will follow'... ex-Defense Sep-etary and now World Bank President "Izvestia said an 'open challenge to President Robert McVamara praised Robert Kennedy, Regard Johnson, the official leader of the party, threatens not ing this Sen. TTiruston Morton said: "If this is an ex only to split the-ranks of the Democrats on the eve of ample of tlie future course of Sen. Kennedy's steam the election but also to cost them their power.' roller tacti(s, then both friend and foe, and all those "It said that, according to observers, Kennedy concerned with the national interest, had better did not want this and, although his 'forces are ready beware." V^e have news for Sen. Morton - this is a to clash, he is waiting for his hour.' " typical exsmple. . .and Americans should BEWARE.
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