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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== Bhaw-WYALKER 18-49581 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE SECrET RECORzS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE MATERIAL HuSt NOt BE RENOVED FROE NOR ADDED TO THIS FILE WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE RECORDS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE By order of the Attorney General 4 THIS FILE HAS BEEN CHARGED AS INDICATED BELOW Requested by Division Date Issued Returned n Cuu ExHsmdc hb 72 @u NKA EAJA 3 Ross 303-Fed TL L-243 2 " N 1 0 E 1 1 6 @ J2 ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== 06.(Rev. 4-17-68) or Federal Bure Investigation 9x6?c / The Solicitor General 19 & Deputy Attorney General JUN 6 1968 Assistant Attorey General Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attorney bz Karoney Chairman, Parole Board Keuch Assistant Attorey General for Administration Keuch_ FKAX Immigration and Naturalization Service Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs #OTff JK Office of Alien Property Hayden Chief Accounts Branch beck Chief Administrative Services Office Brookhart Ross Chief of Personnel General Litigation Section, Civil Division Knight Records Adminiatration Office Not 0 Att.: Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Intemal Security Div. Inter-Divigion Information Unit A No further action will be taken in this case in the absence of a specific request from you. B. Please advise what further invegtigation, if any, i8 desired in this matter. For your information, I am enclobing a communication regarding the holder of & diplomatic or intemational organization visa. D. For your information: E. Pleage note change in caption of this cage. John Hoover Director cc: Attomey General Deputy Attorney General Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. internal Security Div. IDIU Enc. removal of clas sified enclosures, if any, this transmittal fom becomes UNCLASSIFIED ) Wk LxhMw Edgar (Upon ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== 6 3 / UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to Jitna 5, 1980 File No: Maaletnscon, #.C, A4D A3sni4w44zuLILZZ E,NnNx Anotk Covurnuent BcQky Yhlch conthuct # crIetnal tyne Lnvoatlunttona ndvLeed on Juwe 5, 19g0 that Cik Charles "ytold Dovig (phonetIc) , had callol th offlco cf Sonator 2'abert % , Nenmoy carly on tbo purnin;; 0f Jurt 5, 13649 Thfa indIvfci statad that YewtOr #onnary hacl bl htm & other ccnvicte Qut of Jall amd tlt Davis, and ptlwr emvlcta wta olng to Gat gtne "0 "t tLglit 86 6 Tbu current edItton of th Chaewaponka an ? O[oimc Telephora Coazary Olroctory EoF tko Mutrict Of Columbfa, #lacloget m Ist Identfftablo Mth Clrleg Maylld. E avto: ! 8 0 11 JUN 7 1968 ~YEMAStont #ORHTioN Intt 7(4f7s7 pad ho pot 6 I I Inz 1 1 S Fhe-QRR TSEPL 6 , / ) <_ ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== JWY RAC :mkm 166-12C-1 July 10, 1968 Typed 7/2/68 Ur prederick C_ SprInger 25_ Iaet Oprtngricid Chaupalen, Illinoto 61820 Dear Mr . bprInger} Thank you for your recent letter to PreB1dent Johneon k You May be 8ure that the Pres_dent phiarea your concern and: that O1 the Anarican Peoplo and thetr: bontatzvea ragarding tho relontleor drtve Of tbo Noria - CommunLst Dovemont Te Pre8Jdont 1e dateraLned thet Qur country 01ll succeebfully meet the ehallengee Of fyh ConmunLem both hero end abroed; tere 10 po Kederel logioletion wlch effectively outlewe the Cormunlst Perty 48 Gueh, and thore 10 no lew preventing ConmunLete Iror pakLDE]@peeches or holdlng prI - vate or 48*bHzo toeedinga troeven: 1t J0 not Alle8al 10 and Of to bo 0 Rerbor Of Conaunlot Fort . Tne Hrat` Amendrent to th Constltutzon guaranteee to @Verjon0 the rleht to crzeia i and put In print b1e Vows On eubject even thoueh o0 our foru Or governent or Of Our publlc ofrlotolo. It grento to eech perton the' rleht to Jotociate and Doot with pordons Of nia Own choobing , In thle regerd tho JudIcial: Intorprotatlon end application o3 the Bntth Act Ibtch prohlbito advooaoy of the violont overthrow of tho @o1orrent @Ay ' bo 01 Inte e+/ Tha Untted 8tatee Suprene Court haa beld that tha 82189 Act nay_not De APPI1ed In 0 nanner prohlbiting peraone {ron toaching or aavocatIng tha Obutroet doctrina of Vlolent ovor- throw Of our @overumant . ano tuprtho Court hu hold that If 16 Mero to Do 80 #pplfoa Lt woula b0 neld uconetttutionl 88 denying to Anoricena tho rleht 'to exprets thett OpInlons. INSP@5 AND MAL.6 Recoras COBMONICATIONS B1a Mr8 Knickle Mr . 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Springfield Champaign, Ill. 61820 Leuay_CD 8 57n 0 3 kzzze_-2 092 F&Ara C 7l ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== Frederick C Springe 6c 25 1/2 E: Ill_ ?M Champaign, :i0 1GcE 61820 8 7a Deu&ut a4kiy 76 89,2tnng; Nv 7 0 N / 0 (anpag Springfield 61820 U7 3{87 D <, Tru ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== T: 8/6/68 SJP:lgislr DJL66-12C-1 tonoreble Jooeph Ma vanteya N6 221968 Ualted 3tated Senate WeahIngtoa , Da C, 20510 Par] Sonator Montoyts Thanb you for your letter Qf June 10, 1968 , epolootag copy O1 a couatItuent telegrea regardtng tbe POPeIDIlfty of 0 SuEao In tbe aseasInntjen OE. Senator Rennedy . apolo8Ire for dLoy Io reopondlng. In dtately {ollowing tbe tragte dath 02 tbe Late Benntor, the Attorney Cenarol O0 June 5, 1968 pade the follonfng renarko } Evety s0gl0 QE thle natter M1I be fully Invuatlgated. 1 Yoourtze SvR KIIl ba Apared. Acordlng {0 tbe Iatoratlon I tve At fhlo Banent Ge bavc p0 evIdenco of 4 conoplracy} opl, tbo evicenee 01 thlo InalvIdual X '[ tt But Gary lecd NILL b folloved. 0o etorc MI1Z & lopt pnturned. The relee VIth rereol to Pra-trdal publ etty pracludo [urtbar Carrbaf, Bpt You Eoy Cnour Yorr patItucat that all LaventL{AtIve Aopooto bave Bonn and are being fully pureued: 3Incerely, 3TBPN M J, FOLLAK Aolatent Attory Cenetal GIvil Rlghte DIT Iaton cc: Records Chrono DAG Pollak Corres Unit 21 W o: Wes tern Section AuG 22 QDr 47 X 70-6y) HS AUL 26 1368 ' ~467 7777730 O~T SNHAIF ~Iwit Y[u7 1468 _ Hda ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== JOSEPH M_ MONTOYA COMMITTEES: NEw MEXICO AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY GOVERNMENT COPERATIONS PUBLIC WORKS SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS #lCnitea States Senate CHAIRMAN: GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT WASHINGTON; D.C. 20510 June 10 , 1968 OFFIC? OF Tk 1 1 Honorable Ramsey Clark Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice CENERAL Constitution & 10th Streets, N. W _ Washington, D_ C. Dear Mr. Clark: Enclosed is a copy of a telegram I have received from one of my constituents I would be deeply grateful if arrangements would be ma de to provide me with comments on the situation described in the attached at the earliest convenience_ With appreciation for your many courtesies, Since ~t} Joseph M. Montoya United States Senator JMM:aktg Enclosure 3i @FPARTME:" 11 JUN ATTORNEY 0e3: G 'TNERSL CIV. RIGHTS DIV, RECEWVED JUN I96# ATTCFNEY rely, Nztd ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== SYABOLS CLAss OF SERVICE WESTERN UNION DL [Xy Lefer This i; {1( Mfc:}c Wns its dcfcsred <l NI Nicht Leer atcr is indicated by thc w.P_ MARSHALL TELEGRAM R. 1v_ McFALL It;entional symbol: CMAIRMAM OF Tc BOARD PirSIdENT LT Lette? Teleer:umn rforcr Tlc flinG ti:nc shown in thc Jatc line on domcsric tclcgran:s is LOCAL TIME at point Of origin. Tinic of scccipt is LOCAL TEME 4 point of destinltion 3 NFEO11 (58)LBO79 'QJun 5 L SNAOO3 PD 6 EXTRA SANTA FE NMEX 5 742A MDT 3854 SENAor JOSEPH M MONTOYA 63107 5 AM 9 52 TASHDC 2/0 6, PI.EASE Do NO DISCOUNT CONSPIRACY REGARDING SENATOR KEWNEDYS SlOOTIVG , THIS WAS USED AS AN EXCUSE FOR PRESIneni KENNZDYS DXATH AND MARTIN LUTHER KINGS DEA 'TH . THERE WELL MAY BE 1 CONSPIRACY , THINGS LIKE THIS DONT HAPPEN EVERY DAY PLEASE ^CKNOWLEDGE -zz RECSIPT OF THIS TELEGRAM, PLEASE Do SOMETHING HOWARD FATHAREE Po BoX 865 SANTA FE NMEX 2745) , SF12m1(R2-65) ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== Form G-lJ (Rev. 5-11-67) From THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Uis Deputy Attorney General Solicitor General Executive Assistant to the Attorney General Director of Public Information Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Assistant Attorney General, Tax Assistant Attorney General, Civil Asgistant A ttorney General, Land & Nat. Resources Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Assistant Attorney General, Legal Counsel Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Assistant Attorney General, Administrative Director, FBI Director, Bureau of Prisons Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Director, Community Relations Service Office of Law Enforcenent Assistance Office of Criminal Justice Pardon Attorney Parole Board Board of Immigration Appeals Records Administration Office Attention REMARKS: ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== PIIASE_EXPET THIS MAIL SHQUi ' ANSWERED WTTHIF 48 HOURS Receipt wab ecknowledged 63I16x Correspondence Section Records Administretion Office Adminietretive Divibion ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== b--/0 1s Typed: 6/2k/68 FW :WSB:jac June 2 7, 1969 166-12C-1 @m~u Mr: Robort Bromm 1105 Julos Attrao VJllo 86. Launmt F 1 Apertnamt @-45 BY Montroal, Pa Qo 9 'Doar Mr, Broi Attorny Gemcral hao arked t putpond ta your Ioteor O1 Jaba 10, 1968. Mith rceurd t0 Jour Gerarat en tho Nartra CeeeLarlen; 10 aan4 ony Plut Gut that tho Caetaalon €er0164 u4 cnuleart4d vaat atamt 0f patortul) qeh 01 10 havane elv 8 It#ot eouunetlan Mth Vho" Aad4trLnatlac It E4 0 thoroueh InquLrv 44 dtulled uel7di % t6o ato; ad tbo wldlor; Pie Letednin 4 Gut Tolun$ Rapott, Ieply Quparto 186 eoudutero Yeviy centhaar? In batnadn Iour vlott to #o.steta Antorla 0tprl 1 soreclated, 0Lnatrely ic 'U Tad H; VI3O, Jr} tacLotent Attornky 0431l 61 Records Chron 27 Mr, Block (2) HDS JUL: ON 1558 m E bns 6 6 (2y MALLDD M; SEC. AND Krmh;? 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Tighten case against Sirhan Assoctated Press UPr LOS ANGELES, June 10_With Sirhan Bishara Sirhan be- hind bars, top prosecutors are meeting daily in hopes of closing holes in Los Angeles County Superior Court Case No. A233421_ That case contains the mur- der charge against the 24 authorities are trying to y e a r-0 ld Jordanian immi- limit comment on the case by all persons connected with it grant accused of slaying and by_public officials. Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Of five other per S 0 n $ Sirhan is to enter a plea to wounded during the Kennedy the charge June 28. shooting, three have been re- 'Although Sirhan was leased from hospitals and the other two are reported in rested at the scene of the good condition. fatal shooting early Wednes- Sirhan has asked the Amer- and identified by several ican Civil Liberties Union t0 witnesses as the New York help find a 'big name" law- senator's assailant, the case yer to defend him; presents unanswered q Ue S- A_ L. Wirin, noted constitu- tions. tional Jawyer and chief coun- Sel of the Southern California Not the Jeast of them is ACLU, has been visiting Sir- whether there was a conspir- han daily in his cell: acy behind the shooting: Ask for attorney Police haven't been able to This week Wirin will ask produce the dark-haired "girl pr e s i d i n g Judge Richard 9) in the p o lk a-d0 t dress. Schauer of Los Angeles Su- Sandy Serrano, 20, a Youth perior Court to call on the for Kennedy worker, reported Los Angeles Bar Association seeing the gir] run from the and other legal groups to ob- Ambassador Hotel after the tain a defence attorney. shooting and say; We shot Superior Judge Arthur him!" Alarcon rejected Wirin's mo- Not the girl tion at the arraignment for "one or more outstanding Three young women; the lawyers" 9} to be appointed to Jafest a 19-y e a r-0 1 d belly defend Sirhan but indicated dancer; have claimed to be he would reconsider the re- the girl in the p o lka-d0 t quest at a later time Wirin emphasizes , that the dress; all saying Miss Ser- ACLU has not undertaken the ran misunderstood the ir defence of Sirhan and has words as ran from the commended the courts and hoter But Miss Serrano says prosecution f0 r vigorously none' js: the girl she saw. protecting the defendant' s HYOu've got to be color- rights, rare praise from the blina to think that's the girk, ACLU: Mies ' Serrano said of the belly Sirhan presently is Tepre- dancer Kathy Fulmer, who sented by Wilbur Fa Little- had tojd police she was wear- field, chief deputy trial law- ing a polka-dot scarf and a_ yer in the public defender's blonde wig the night of the office. At his request, enter- murder; Meanwhile; Pasadena of a plea of or inno- artekeeping a 24-hour guard cence was continued until atrtie home of Sirhan's fam- June 28. although the family has Wirin hopes that a lawyer noi beehouigyingehezai of the calibre of Melvin Belli; Besides imposing the strict whq defended Jack Ruby ' jn est precautions ever Dallas, would be sought by a5 grite Angeles County jail the court: here, ar- day, they guilt ing police ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== Trcphotos 4i 0 Wuru, JU4 bucial Jus- .. ambassador at large; tice He said the assassination former secretary of the "inscribes itself in indelible John Seigenthaier; face characters not only in the his- hessean; Jar Whittaker, lend; and St en Smpith, a tory of the United States ot national oE mourning: America but as well in the 9} conscience of humanity: Els e w her e in Europe, A m eric a n churches were filled with large congrega- tions of visitors and members 0 f American communities sely' who came to hear special services for the slain senatot: In Paris , Catholic, Episco- commitment to the ideals and and other Protestant de Igreat enterprises of Ameri- nominations which serve the can Society. American community he Id "Our future live be- special $ e r V ic e s in which may ministers and priests alike yond our vision, but is not c0n de m n e d the violence completely beyond our con- which killed Kennedy. They trol. It is the shaping impulse praised his contribution to the of America that neither fate fight for peace, justice and nor nature nor the irresistible dignity of man: tides of history, but the work of our own hands, matched to In London; hundreds of visi- reason and principle, that tors formed a steady line into will determine our destiny. the American embassy to add There is in that, even their signatures to books . oE arrogance, but there is also condolences for Ken ned Y, experience and truth: In any which now mount to volumes: event, it is the only way we Students a t International can live. '} Hall at London University This is the way he lived. brought a huge red, white My brother need not be ideal- and blue floral wreath to the ized, or enlarged in death be- embassy which has been' in yond what he was in life, to the past the target of violent be remembered simply as a demonstrations by students: good and decent man who One British housewife ex- saw wrong and tried to right plained, "I feel I just had tu" it, saw suffering and tried to come. This was not just an heal it, saw war and tried to American tragedy, but a tra- 91 it. gedy of our generation leaders attend Ottawa memorial Mass Canadian Press life and the method of ` his OTTAWA, June 10 The death: 100 leaders of three national poli- ((7 He fought poverty, war tical parties were among economic problems and the some 1,000 people who at- war in Viet Nam he tened a Mass and memorial fought the very violence that service here yesterday for finally destroyed him " Senator Robert F. Kennedy_ Anglican Bis E S: The service at Notre Dame Reed, leading the congre- Cathedral was attended 'by gation in 'prayer during Prime M inis ter Trudeau, ecumenical service that fol Conservative Leader Stan- lowed the Mess, said mai- field, NDP Leader Douglas kind smust overcome 'the and about 10 members of stupidity which makes the diplomatic corps, includ- possible such tragic waste, ing W. Walton Butterworth, He said Senator Kennedy U.S. ambassador to Canada. "battled against oppression Archbishop J. A Plourde, and labored for peace head 0f the Ottawa Roman Several hundred peopie Catholic archdiocese, cele- stood outside the packed brated the Mass and said cathedral during the during a brief sermon that ute service_ When Mr, the_mourning_wold be deau left the of day pal pride stop Party ho p an 50-min- Tru- "un- church many _ ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== DDITIt Cte 5 502 ANNIVEREXIRE PM IER VOL RzmCANAD F Vi 1968 MONTREAL-TOKUNTu 24 JVN 1918 ZZZI,y ~eLzl , 4/.164 27 Lev CEL 227 clt 4 2 4 TRE ACN 2228 2 n.c ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== Ko8e34 Bv:wN 10 $ Jules 7c |TRA $ .1 . CAl Te 17 , AP1. E 4v 7.Q . Wile Mcntre 4 1, ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== Typed: 6/27/68 FMV :MAJ :ehd 166-12C-1 July 3,1969 D HDB, On JUL 14, (968: Mr Robert :W_ Murphy 80 8t Matke Piace staten Islend, New York Dear Hr; Mupphy Preeldept Johneon haa asked me to thank yo4 for recent conquntcaften. Ha" eppreclatee the 'intereet::whIch 'prompted to' Jhare' yQur vLewe vIth hin; S1ncerely FRBD M VNSON Jr_ Ase_etant Attorney ' deneral 2L '(2 Records Chrono: "' Johnson 8 e/ifi- your yott W.0a #" JUL 1968 ================================================== Page 23 ================================================== 6/10/68 The President of the United States Washington, 25, D,C . Mr . President : THIS ANIMAL that destroyed Senator Robert P Kennedy HUST NOT be destroyed by "due process"_ No matter the State, or the laws of thet State, THIS ANIMAL must be CAGED for the REMAINDER of it'8 NATURAL LIFE _ THIS ANIMAL 15 twenty four years of age . I shall pray every hour of every dey thet THIS ANIMAL will live to age one hundred; live with the horror of bis ect, and In utter hopelessness of ever agein being free. To provide THIS ANIMAL with ANY loophole-With ANY possibility of future freedon- woula be not only & ghestly travesty on Justice, but an INFAMOUS CRIME ageinst Humani Robert W. Murphy 80 St. Merks Plece Steten Islend 10301,N-Y_ Rbtrfmrrpk RECEIVED [DEPARTMEMT TTTice JUN 2 6 IjJv 2 CRIMYNAL DIVISION 13 Jun 25 1968 6 R.A,O. CRtMt S10 ty. - CRIMAL GEN; ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== JUM 10 ALWA PM 3 1968 ZIP NvY The Pregident of the United States Weshington 25, Da C. 6 TSL ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== S0 3 +_ Mark s pi. 3t-fen Isl-1l 10301, Ny Nlucp kx R/ ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== Form No_ AD-71 (Rev. 2-28 - 61) k 6 / 7 2 ; NOTICE CRivv iow . EY PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM On THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENCE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD. ^ RECORDS BEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE R ADMINISTRA TION OFFICE 13 Jun 26 1968 lulau p. 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Akuz LDaie aIv 7~ Auz Jan Rm "7 _ ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== "W mil/ 1 " ~Zhu~i_ (O ASSOCTATED TEACHERS AGA INST: CORRUPTION The following letter 18 reproduced In the Interest of the M1 Peoile ' s Right to Know 1I Coples will be circulated to a11 PresIdential candidates and to a11 law enforcement and investigat ion agencIes city, state, and federal_ Supporting documents are ava Ilable 2675 Ocean Ave Brooklyn, N.Y March 15, 1968 Pres Ldent Lyndon Johnson The White House Washington, DaC . Dear Mr _ Pres Ldent : The enclosed letter to RIchard Nixon and to Governor Rocke- feller raIses the cruclal is8ue of the breakdown of law and order In New York City and state The most dangerous a8pect of this breakdown 1s that the judic= the police, the district attorneys and the law enforcement machinery have been found to be in league with organ- Ized crime for the exploitation of the cItizens who are heavily taxed to 8upport a government which betrays them_ I shall cite only a few of the major scandals that have shaken the confidence 0f the public 1n thelr government officlals, 1 ) The Marcu8 Case" shows that one of Mayor Lindsay ' 8 most trusted commLssloners was working WIth Tony "Duchs M Corrallo of the Ma ffa to fleece the taxpayer by throwing 11 emergency" contracts to thelr co-conspirators who cut up the graft and kickbacks between them . 2 The 350 man Police Narcotics Division has been M shaken up" by Police Commissioner Leary a8 a result of the proof submitted by a dismlssed police officer that the squad was riddled with corrup- tion_ The two most vicious examples of thi8 corruption were the theft from an office safe of 8everal thousand dollars Intended for the widow of a policeman J and the revelation that police were peddling the 8ame narcotics they had seized from arrested narcotics If pushers 3 ) The cynical attitude of the district attorneys and the police officials 1s shown by thelr handling of the l1ttle notebook Which detective Peter E. Meenan lost In the subway over a year ago _ Meenan' 8 notebook 11sting many firms to be touched for graft was found and turned over to cIty law enforcement officials a year ag0 _ These offIclals 1 InvestIgated" for a year and could find no wltnesses aga Inst Meenan When finally the scandal of the "little notebook" was exposed to public vlew District Attorney Hogan was unable to indict any of the grafting pollcemen. kxrrui ~uu 1ary, ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== 2 Most of the dozen or 80 police officers who subgequently were gIven departmental trials have suffered no worse penalties than reprLmand or transfer The moral of these two ugly police scandals will not be lost on police officers throughout the nation who cont Inue to operate as the offIclal crIme icate In unlform The moral 1s : Don 't get_caught However , if you do slip upp don t open your mouth about your su erTors In the system W tbe worst you can 18 a slap on the wrist and a transfer In other words , the graft you kick back to your superlors 18 protection Insurance and w1ll be honored a8 such 3 ) The judiclary in New york City and State has recent ly been shaken by two scandals and 1s nervously trying to hold back add1tional exposures of criminals whose black robes cover thelr' black deeds a ) The case of Judge Lloyd Sarisohn in Nassau County reveals a judge who consorts with prostitutes , fixes traffic tickets , tampers with court records , and bullles the public who appear before him_ b The case of Judge Benjamin Schor in Kings County 18 Involved WIth a conspiracy to shake down a tavern owner for his servlces In obtaining a liquor Iicense _ Judge Schor Is presently under indictment for perjur- ing hlmgelf before the Grand Jury In connection with the shakedown which 1nvolve8 a180 the New York state Liquor Authority _ Presidlng Judge Be ldock of the Appellate Division who announced over a year ag0 that he would bring up Judge Schor on charges_ of mlscondxct in office, ha8 apparent ly decided to forget the Whole thing- Perhaps he fears 1t might revlve the old scandal 1n the State Llquor Authority where Mr Morehouse, state Republican Cha Lrman and close frfend of Governor Rockefeller, was involved_ The 1ist of nolsome scandal8 among Judges and law enforcement officials could be extended ad. nauseam Currently, former Judge Gustave Rosenberg 1s involved In an alleged consplracy to accept a brlbe for giving a suspended sentence to a captaln or "button" man In the Cosa Nostra New York City and State under Mayor Lindsay and I Governor Rockefeller have already become a "d1gaster area In law en- forcement It remalns only for the Pregldent to Isaue an officfal proclamatlon to that effect The enclosed letter to Mr NIxon 18 an effort t6 brief him on the breakdown of law and order In New York State under Governor synd get ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== 3 Rockefeller , who Is his rival for the Republican Presidentlal nomin- ation _ The fact that Attorney General Clark has a881gned a special Task Force to combat organized criine In New York City, 18 evidence that you and the Juetice Department are fully aware of the nat Ional threat poged by the Criine Syndicate operating 1n our ma jor cItie8 _ May I suggeet that yol make ava1lable to Senators Robert Kernedy and Fugene ic Carthy al1 of the facts on the threat posed to the inberna) security of Jur nevionn, by the treason of the judiclary ond lawv enforceneitt official: Wi) nav? sold out to organized crlme _ Sincerely yours , /e / Reucen R_ sordon A8aocia*e4? Teachers Against Corruption Enclogure : Lettcr tc Rlciard Nixon Note: Materlal for this doe lment; came from records of the 1 The State Commiszlor of Investigacion 2 Natlonal Counc11 on Crline &; Delinquency Clvilian Bureau 0f Inteiligence 3 Senate internal Security Subcomlttez President 8 Coxinissicij 01 Lai Erforcemnt erd AdnLnistration of Justice ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== LET S GET OUT OF VIETNAM AND FIGHT THE SHANKER = DONOVAN SELL-OUT OF TEACHERS AT HOME Is President A1 Shanker and his entrenched bureau- cracy a dummy front for the C.I,A. ? Are Vice President 0 ' Neill and Richard' Parrish stooges for the Communist Intelligence service? What 8 behind this stage production of the Great Debate on U.F T_ policy on the Vietnam War? The New York Times of March 8 , 1967 quotes a Communist Intelligence Expert who deserves to be heard on this problem facing our union In discussing the strategy of Communist Intelligence Services In the West , former Folish Communist official Wladyslaw Tykocinski said: Ii It is not the recruiting of spies that is quite easy . The whole thing i8 political everything should show that world opinion 18 supporting Communism . "You are always looking here at home for Communists _ But they the_real Communists of the intelllgence_apparatus don't want communists They want citizens with money and Influence "They flatter the intellectuals and the non-Communist left and they get them to do the work. They don't want them a8 Communist party members but as stooges who ha ve entree in soclety. "To prove to the world that you are savings the world and that you are the wave of the future, you need respectable people not workers , but students , teachers , churchmen, pro - fessors and doctor8 This is the battle for Influence that intelligence officers say the general public does not understand Are Shanker and Kolodny the wave of the futurc for the United Federation of Teachers ? Is fake unionism where Superintendent Donovan and Personnel Director Lang act as hatchet-men for Shanker in purging his anti-Communist opposi- tion 18 that the wave 0f the future for the rank-and-file lassroom teachers ? But on with the Great Debate on U,F,T_ policy toward the Vletcong! We 1 re ligtening! ASSOCIATED TEACHERS AGAINST CORRUPTION ATAc ) they ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== ASSOCIATED TTEACHERS_AGATNST-CORRUPTION Hell No ! We won 't gQ for 41 Shanker' 8 "Big Lie" technique to cover up his rat-fink sellout of union teachers to Donovan"8 kangaroo court departmental trials The Blg Lie was Shanker ' 8 statement that any suspended teacher will be defended by the Union if only he requests assIstance _ The facts below throw Shanker! 8 1fe back in his teeth and In the teeth of every delegate who has joined In Shanker 1 8 conspiracy of 8ilence Demand that Shanker and Kolodny answer the charge of 8ell- out of unton members Beginning in May 1961 and continuing to date Mr Shanker has denled me all rlghtg a3 a tenured teacher _ He has been acting In concert with the officials of the Board of Education_ The combination of this Vicious discrimination snd harass - ment came at the Delegate Assembly of March 20, 1967 _ There when I rose to anawer a brazen falsehood of Mr _ Shanker , he replied In typical 1le" fashlon by stating that I was not a member of the unlon_ Apparently, Mr Shanker wa8 officially pronouncing me an "unperson" to excuse the fact that for six years he had dened me every rlght spelled out in the Unlon Contract a8 welk a8 under State Educatlon Laws _ The result of Mr _ Shanker ' 8 failure to enforce the contract ha8 been that I have twice been suspended without pay and d1smlssed from the Bchool system with a 1o88 In salary over the years amount ing to over $20,000 plus Interest _ In support of my charges I sent a petition to Education Commlssloner Allen This petition g1ves the details of the Board ! s vIclous 1llegal actlons aga Inst me At no time did Mr Shanker and the Unlon officials offer me any ass1stance In enforcing my rights before Commissloner Allen_ I was compelled to carry my demand for reinstatement wIth pay through the Appellate Div1sion_ At this stage_ ) the Union sub- mitted an amicus curlae brlef after having refused to supply me With counsel, I won reinstatement at a cost of $9,000 In counsel fees whlch represents a year 8 salary The Union officlals ha ve refused to contrlbute a 81ngle penny to the expense of litigation In defense of teacher tenure I request that my fellow delegate8 redress thls wrong done me /s / Reuben R_ Gordon Member and Delegate of the Untted Federatlon of Teachers "big ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== A . 47 2 675. 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Office of Legal Attache US HiR ARR Box 40, American Embassy 1ic MAIL IIuc MAIL EP.O_ , New York, 09510 MR_ FRED M+ VINSON_ 1 JR _ ASSISTANT ATTORNEY' GENERAL U_ 8_ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTTON 1 D C_ 20535 PERSONAL NAVY {UB34' BR, ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== JUN 1 1 1968 0-5 (Rev. 4-17-68) From Director Federal Bureau of Investigation To The Solicitor General Deputy Attorney General Assistant Attorney General 'GeciorRJGE.H 8f PISOISION The Pardon Attorney Chairan, Parole Board Assistant Attomey General for Administration Immigration and Naturalization Service Bureau of Narcotic8 and Dangerous Drugs Office of Alien Property Chief Accounts Branch Chief Adminigtrative Services Office Chief of Pergonnel General Litigation Section, Civil Division Records Administration Office Att.: Antitruet Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Interal Security Div. Inter-Division Information Unit A. No further action will be taken in thig cage in the abgence of & specific request from you. B. Pleage advise what further investigation, if any, is degired in this matter: For information, I am encloging & communication regarding the holder of a diplomatic or international organization visa. D. For your information: E. Please note change in caption of this cage. Dissemination: G-2, OSI CRD, SS John Hoover Director cc: Attomey General Deputy Attorney General Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Internal Security Div. IDIU Enc . (Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal fom becomes UNCLASSIFIED your Edgar ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE @ FEDERAL B U REA U 0F INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D.C 20535 In Reply, Please Refer to File No. June 10 , 1968 UNRNON SUBJECT ; THREAT To DERAIL TBE KENNEDY FUNEEI TRAIN B ROUIZ FROT NEW YorK To ELSHIKTON DLGu_JUNE 7 1968 MLchael Cornel Ius, 621 Weet 17th Street, Nev York CIty, telephonIcally advfsed that whlle standing In the VIcinlty of 9tb Avenue and L7th Street, Nev York CIty , on June 8, 1968 , an uknowm male IndLvIdua} came Qut of 4 telephone booth 0n the coIer Of 9th Avenue and I7th Street Jnd]aaked he for money for the subvay . The nan tben tated he aLd not LIke Kennedy and the Kennedy traIn en route tq Pashlooton 'vould be blovn up becabge the raflroad tracks vere atned: The ran stated tha tracks Qerc @Lned about one-half nIle outside of Kashlngton, D.c. Tbe Mad tben dLsoppeared north on 9th Aveme _ Cornellue descrlbed Indivldun] 93 0 ?uerto RIccn, fIve feet Blx Incbes tall , 160-170 pounds, nedlua build, a2e 31 to 32, dark In colortng, derk coat, 11ght brorn blecko , brovn tfe wIth dark strIpes . Cornelluc advLsed Man appeared drunk . The follovtng tndtvlduale vere Lunedlately notffted y Speclel Asent Thoma8 SmIth, Fedora] Dureau of Inveettga- tIon, betveen 4:57 P.m., and 5:15 P,m,, Juno 0, 1c2 66 I6 s. A: In Y JIM 12 1968 {UN 1 & #2; 6) 3 Civ. RICHTS_DIV: CrimiNal-GEN, CRIME SEC, 6-5 ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== WNKNON]SIJBJECT; THREAT To DERAIL TIE KENNEDY FUNERAL TRAIN EN ROUTE FRO NEE YorK To HASHINGTON D.c,, JUNE 7 , 1968 Sergeant Janes Conachan, 116th MXlItary Intellfgence Group ; 67th Ordnance Detachrent , Tt. McNatr, Kashlngtop, D.C SpecialLet Brutce Long; Speclal Agent Dougles 1 . Flening , OffIce of Specfal InvestLgatIona; Specfal "aent WIlbur R. Sartvell; Naval InvestigatIve ServIce OffIce; Ceptato Valter EeCeuley NaehIngton Teralnel ; Sergcant J. Acree, IntellIgence DtvLelen, MetropolItan Polce Department ; and the Kashlngton Fteld OffIce, UnLted Stotes Sacrat Service . This document contains neither recommendztions nor conclusions of the FBI: It i3 the property of the FBI and is lozned to your agericy;. it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency: ================================================== Page 46 ================================================== Fomm DJ-96a DEPART FNT Of Justice (Rovs 622-66) ROUNING SLIP To : MAME DIVISION building Room mRPellAk Wss 2. 3. SIGNATURE COMMENT PeR ConversaTiom PPROVAL NECESSARY Action As Requested SEE Me Not AnD ReturN note AnD File RecommenDATion caLL ME YOuR INFOR VATION Answer Or AKMOWL- EDge On Or Before PRepARE ReriY For Twe SigmaTure Of REMARKS FROMB NAME BuILDing Room EXT, DATE abfk: ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== U. $. INFORMATION AGENCY OutGoinG VessAGE Via TELECRAPH LIMITED OFFICIAL USE 1 Clasekiication Jux; 3? AH '* 3 1 SENT To: CIRC'JLAR PRIORITY 4 (Jrsin IoP/c Info USIA- _ 12120 7 USIAC I/0-2 SUBJECT- IAA IAP REFERENCE: IAN IAE 1 The following guidence hes been trensmitted to USIA medie; IAL IOA 2 All strate of American society are shocked end horrified the Kennedy IOP IPS ghooting. From the President ena hls Official femily to the lowliest IBS IAS members Of the national community, all ghere the deepest compassion for the STATE Kennedy femily. In the words of President Johnson, we 811 prey for the NSA JUS Senetor 8 recovery. NSC-9 3. It can be expected that Once the inltiel statements of Bhock, horror end have been made, there mey be a flurry of extremist and intemperate statements, gtatements criticel of "a sick goclety" which can generete such a8sesginetions_ These should be uged only in airect ratio to the importence of their authors . 4 As in the death of John Kennedy, meny in the world egain will regerd Desired todey' 8 tregic shooting in terms of 8 conspiracy. 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CLAssificaTion PaqE PaqeS LIMITED OFFICIAL USE 2 OF 2 non-officlael comments on thie subject from whatever source. 5 In vlew of the events surrounding the killing of President Kennedy' s essassin five years ag0, we shoula watch for and use any deteils on the legel rights being efforded the man under errest in todey' 8 shooting- He hes been offered the opportunity to have a lawyer , informed of 'other right8, etc. 6_ On the basis of descriptions of the alleged asga1lant , some news itemg speculate that he might be & Iatin American, Mexican-American, Eurebien, etc. We ghould not use any of these reports pending officiel confirmation of the man 8 identity. 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