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Very truly yours, , , "iv we Jo * dgar Hoover Director N i=lE.~lT5 . /.,&#39;~ Q ~-Ir ALL92NF92!RY;92-%l92!!92&#39;92SSx92I rr""y&#39; ...~.-<- , ;;>.~6&#39; iiEi?.E_iii&#39; El Wi3YtJ»,@:- 7./11/ ,;. |_&#39;| I I 3/ _ » _ . 1 1 -- -- _ - -<¢ - . , --. -: ;- ;- , -r.: 2 ,&#39;~. : :,: ,;.__ __._ 1 ._: _.A>_: _ -:&#39;. &#39; _ -_&#39; __:__ ~ -.-».__ _;;;Z- &#39; __ .. -_. _&#39;_ ,__J_ _- &#39;-- ,.y !- &#39;-:~_- " i=i _--IQ - OFFICEOF TBI DIIBCIDB _ ._ ,4; _-&#39;3-&#39;.~:?""° °,, UNIT g STATES DEPARTMENT OF@ STICE ¬.~.- _? 3}} if FEDERALor INVESTIGATION BUREAU. ___- _../&#39; 2 Mr. -&#39; .,nrad. &#39;;E_"""# vAsan92&#39;c&#39;roN,n.c.zosas &#39; Q M,-_ ,--alt ........ ._- Lir. Gale Rr,5 &#39;n.._--1- $u;.ivan. 4: P Tavel. ..._@ M Jun 16, T...,____ MEMQRANDUMMR. FOR TQLSON V &#39;;. Pf-le. R E?"m ---" MR. 1 WissGB" Y-__.._-- - MR. WICK &#39;1. "T§T&#39;...&#39;...&#39;..-...._- _ ~ .-"1 _ - ~&#39;//F" &#39;1»@iZ" Senator RobertC. Byrdof West Virginia calledand saidhe was wonderingif someone in theBureau couldprepare forhim alittle speech with re f erence tothe SupremeCourt rulingon Mondayon policequestioning of suspects. I told the SenatorI could get thatdone. I also toldhim thereis a complication therewhich theChief Justicetried totake careof in his opinion in thatthey aretrying toclaim there is no differentiationbetween typesthe of crime handled theby FBIand thoseof local authorities.stated I that, of course, is notentirelv accuratebecause Federalin crimesyou generall have thecase prettywell . madebefore makingan arrestand inlocal cri Y you mayhave anattack orassault andthe policeofficer hasto makean mes arrest at once. I statedunder therulings wenow have,a person has tobe advised that heneed nottalk andcan havea lawyer, et cetera,and thereforeI think it will hit thelocal authoritiesharder thanthe Federalauthorities, butI would get him up some notes on this. 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