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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== U. S. INFORMATION AGENCY OutGoinG " MESsAGE Vii TELEGRAPH LIMITED OFFICIAL USE 8 Clasetfication uyi 3? A '28 3 SENT To: CIRCIJLAR PRIORITY 2 (Jrfgln IoP/c Info: USIA: 12120 1 USIAC I/0-2 SUBJECT- IAA IAR REFERENCE- IAN IAE 1 The following guidende heg been trensmitted to USIA medie: IAL IOA 2 All strate of Americen society are Bhocked and horrified by the Kennedy IOP IPS shooting. From the President end h1s officiel femily to the lowliest IBS IAS members of the national community, all shere the deepest compassion for the STATE Kennedy family. In the words of Fresident Johnson, we 811 pray for the NSA JUS Senetor 9 recovery. NSC-9 3. It cen be expected thet once the initiel stetements of shock, horror and heve been made , there may be 8 flurry of extremist and intemperete steterents, btatements criticel of "a bick goclety" which can generete such 8s8888inations. These should be u8ea In direct ratio to the importance of their authors. 4 As in the death of John Kennedy, meny in the world agein will regard Betired todey' 8 tregic shooting in terms of 8 congpiracy. We cannot and ghould not (Ofcer Only ) be in 8 pogition 0f edding or eb8es81ng in any way , this kina of theorizing. We shoula stick atrictly with officiel comments by the police and other law enforcement egencies. For the time being, avoid picking up PAGE PAGES 2 Office PHONE NO_ DATE ApPROVED By DRAFTED By MSorkin IOP/G 5031 6/4/68 Hewbon A Ryan USIA AND oTiER CLEARANCES LIMTEDOFFICTAL_USE I 5 Mr , Chernoff Clabsification IA-5/REV) 12-66 On Wagte" Use Airpouch INSTEAD Of TELEGRAMS mlr grief only to, hS (kte ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== OUTGOING MESSAOE U. S. INFORMATHDN?AGENGY CONTINUATION SHEET Ho. PaqE Paqe? LIMITED (OFFICIAL '68_ 2 OF 2 non-officlel comments on thie subject from whatever source . 5. In view of the events surrounding the killing of President Kennedy' 8 assas81n five yearg &g0, we shoula watch for and use any deteils on the legal rights being affordea the man under errest in todey' 8 shooting. He has been offered the opportunity to heve a lewyer > informed Of 'other rights, etc. 6 On the basis of descriptions of the eLleged ess81lant, some news items speculate that he might be 8 Iatin Ameri Mexicen-American, Euragien, etc. We should not use any of thege reports pending official confirmetion of the man 6 identity. Exempt MARKS SENT TO: All Principal USIS Posts LIMITED OFFICIAL_USE CLASSIFICATION IA-5A (REV) 9-66 Jiyoraws E! QF Justice Jun LL~R28381 T8c:!75 D(V{Sinm can, ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== POSTAGE AND FEEB PAID UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY UNITED ETATEB INFORMATION AGENCY WASHINGTON, D. C 20547 OFFICIAL BUSINESS Cf _ V-f F, ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY POSTAGE AND FEES PAID WASHINGTON, D. C, 20547 UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY OFFICIAL BUSINESS T~sf 22 ff 24/p J czark Registedd Return Rergipe Renuested 9/. ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== 0-6 (Rev. 417-68) Director Federal Bureau of Investigation To The Solicitor General June 10, 1968 Deputy Attorney General Assistant Attorney General Stephen J. Pollak Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attorey Chairman, Parole Board '961 (0 Assistant Attorney General for Administration Immigration &nd Naturalization Service Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office of Alien Property Chief Accounts Branch Chief Administrative Services Office Chief f Personnel General Litigation Section, Civil Division Records Administration Office Att.: Antitrust Div. Civil Div, Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Intemal Security Div. Inter-Division 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 investigation, if any, is desired in this matter: For your information, I am enclosing a communication regarding the holder of a diplomatic or international organization visa. D. For your information: E. Please note change in caption of this case. John Edgar Hoover Director cc: Attomey General Deputy Attorney General Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Internal Security Div. IDIU Enc. (Upon remoual of classilied enclosures, if any, this transmittal fomm becomes UNCLASSIFIED ) ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERA L B U R EA U 0 F INVESTIG AT'[ON WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 In Reply, Please Refer t0 File No. June 10, 1968 ASSASSINA TION OF SENATOR ROBERT F_ KENNEDY LOS ANGELES , CALIFORNIA In our continuing investigation to trace the activities of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan immediately prior to the shooting of Senator Robert F_ Kennedy , several witnesses have been located who observed Sirhan in the ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel moments prior to the assault. One witness, Edward Minasian; employee at the Ambassador Hotel, observed the actual shooting: None of the witnesses interviewed observed Sirhan in the company of any other individual, A casual acquaintance of Sirhan'S, Gaymoard Mistri, Pasadena, California, when interviewed related he had a chance meeting with Sirhan at approximately 6.10 p_ m. Pacific Daylight Time, on June 4, 1968, at a Pasadena restaurant. He claimed to have been with Sirhan until approxi - mately 7:30 p_ m Pacific Daylight Time: During this period, Sirhan gave no indication whatsoever of his intentions to commit the action that followed several hours later. In fact, he invited Mistri to engage in a game of pool and gave no indication that there would be a time limit or that he had a subsequent engagement; Walter S. Crowe, Jr. an admitted member of the Communist Party, acknowledged an acquaintanceship with Sirhan, having last been in contact with him on May 2, 1968. Crowe stated Sirhan was not a member of the W E. B DuBois Clubs of America nor was he a member of the Communist Party. Crowe considered Sirhan "erratic" in his political philosophy since he politically favored movements that are con- Sidered by the general populace to be left of center; however, definite phases of his thinking Were to the right of center, particularly on the subject of the State of Israel. 12 It has been reported by the Los Angeleg;P CTTTFffaUSpoHlce Department that a ballistic examination has that the bullet removed from Senator Kennedy's head had definitely BGxfi that yhheultetdee weapon at a distance from two to Six inches. R.A mh Fuls, ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F KENNEDY Information was developed by our Los Angeles Office to the effect that Sirhan has been identified as engaging in target practice with a 22 caliber pistol on June 4, 1968, at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club, Duarte, California. Sandra Serrano, aged 20, who appeared on television imme- diately after the shooting was interviewed in detail relative to her state- ment that she heard shots and then saw a man and woman running from the scene of the shooting: According to Serrano, as the woman who wore a polka-dot dress ran by her she yelled "We shot him we shot him_ ft An on-the-scene examination of the area in the presence of Serrano indicates she was across the ballroom at least 140 feet from the scene of the shoot- ing and at the time there were approximately 1, 500 people in the ballroom Detective C. J. Hughes, Los Angeles Police Department, advised in his opinion it would have been physically impossible to hear & 22 caliber pistol being fired at a location where Serrano claims to have been, pointing out many other individuals much closer to the shooting who were inside the ballroom had not heard the shots. This phase of our investi- gation is continuing: On June 7, 1968, Judge Arthur L: Alarcon, Superior Court, Los Angeles, California, issued an order prohibiting the release of any extra judicial statements, docum exhibits or evidence SO as to insure there be no interference with the constitutional right of Sirhan to a fair trial: 2 ents, ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== 06 (Rev. 417-68) Federal Bureau of Investigation To The Solicitor General June 10, 1968 Deputy Attorney General Assistant Attorey General Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attorney RFCFTFD Chairman , Parole Board Assistant Attorney General for Administration Immigration &nd Naturalization Service Jiin 0 1968 Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office of Alien Property Deputy Altorney General Chief Accounts Branch Chief Administrative Services Office Chief of Personnel General Litigation Section, Civil Division Records Administration Office Att:: Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div . Intern al Security Div. Inter-Division Information Unit A No further action will be taken in this case in the absence of & specific request from you. B Please advise what further investigation, if any, is desired in this matter: C For your information, I am enclosing a communication regarding the holder of a diplomatic or international organization visa. D. For your information: E. Pleage note change in caption of this cabe. John Edgar Hoover Director cc: Attomey General Deputy Attorney General Antitrust Div. Civil Div. XCivil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Internal Security Div. IDIU Enc. removal of classilied enclosure8, if any, this transmittal fomm becomes UNCLASSIFIED ) (Upon ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT' 0F JUSTICE RFCTTIFD FEDERA L B U REA U 0F INVES TIG AT'ION J": 0) 12C8 In Reply, Please Refer t WA SHINGTON, D.C. 20535 Deputy File No. General June 10, 1968 ASSASSINA TION OF ~Tl` SENATOR ROBERT F_ KENNEDY BY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA On FED 7 In our continuing investigation to trace the activities of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan immediately prior to the shooting Of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, several witnesses have been located who observed Sirhan in the ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel moments prior to the assault. One witness, Edward Minasian, employee at the Ambassador Hotel; observed the actual shooting. None of the witnesses interviewed observed Sirhan in the company of any other individual. A casual acquaintance of Sirhan'$, Gaymoard Mistri, Pasadena, California, when interviewed related he had a chance meeting with Sirhan at approximately 6:10 p. m. Pacific Daylight Time, on June 4, 1968, at a Pasadena restaurant. He claimed to have been with Sirhan until approxi- mately 7:30 p_ m_ Pacific Daylight Time During this period, Sirhan gave no indication whatsoever of his intentions to commit the action that followed several hours later. In fact, he invited Mistri to engage in a game of pool and gave no indication that there would be a time limit or that he had a subsequent engagement. Walter S. Crowe, Jr . an admitted member of the Communist Party, acknowledged an acquaintanceship with Sirhan, having last been in contact with him on 2, 1968. Crowe stated Sirhan was not a member 0f the W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America nor was he a member of the Communist Party_ Crowe considered Sirhan "erratic" in his political philosophy since he politically favored movements that are con- sidered by the general populace to be left of center; however, definite phases of his thinking were to the right of center,particularly on the subject of the State of Israel. DEPARTMENT Gt mS7iCE R It has been reported by the Los Angeles, California, Police Department that a ballistic examination has progen tJfN tbzb#bleg remokved from Senator Kennedy's head had definitely been fired by the murder weapon at a distance from two to Six inches. RA_ 2torrey FILCD 11989 May Pee Wv ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F= KENNEDY Information was developed by our Los Angeles Office to the effect that Sirhan has been identified a8 engaging in target practice with a 22 caliber pistol on June 4, 1968, at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club, Duarte, California. Sandra Serrano, aged 20, who appeared on television imme- diately after the shooting was interviewed in detail relative to her state- ment that she heard shots and then saw a man and woman running from the scene of the shooting. According to Serrano, as the woman who wore a polka-dot dress ran by her she yelled "We shot him we shot him_ M1 An on-the-scene examination of the area in the presence of Serrano indicates she was across the ballroom at least 140 feet from the scene of the shoot- ing and at the time there were approximately 1,500 people in the ballroom- Detective C. J. Hughes, Los Angeles Police Department, advised in his opinion it would have been physically impossible to hear & 22 caliber pistol being fired at a location where Serrano claims to have been, pointing out many other individuals much closer to the shooting who were inside the ballroom had not heard the shots. This phase f our investi- gation is continuing: On June 7, 1968, Judge Arthur L. Alarcon, Superior Court, Los Angeles, California, issued an order prohibiting the release of any extra judicial statements, documents, exhibits or evidence SO as to insure there be no interference with the constitutional right of Sirhan to a fair trial. 2 ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== MRS. M: 6_9 22903 72 - 72223 Z7o R& 22s HzA= Yoze Locee ~Buvz Qee ts e7els 13_e_Q ~edifs1ae _ Brp 8, by 217 L~Cc2o Yozr n2s-,ec -J 7 2 1022 Lozz ZZEe_P; 07 S6aCorely Lus Yi F ILED Fils %)i4h BY FS 7 ON AUG 191968 21 Jun 14 Is81 2. ! BIGHTS DIV; WILLIAM AusTin 1414 CHERRY AVENUE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA fq 070-2 2en '68 ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== @l Dady Icogress' BOOKMARKS Your Right to Soylt: The Decline and Fall 4 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1968 ,' I) 'Eo the Editor: power to guide "the: people Wont Government Controt fwould like' to-submit the fol- "herg repetd Kmiehet at loving article from_ the: Indiana repeats: Jan General : Telephone, News: ominous meaning in tle: light of _ the above Revolt of the Farmers One of-the 'most :widely read worle s Serd civilgatioots ~of fhe bks o al time is "Te' De been '200 ' years These ' nations Gite; and' . Fall of Ithe Roman" progressed through this se- Enpire Written in 1788.by Ed- The plight 'of the American farmer } destiny - and not' bet ' dependent Vard' Gibbon it sets forth ' five quercei "Bondege to Spiritual; 'underscored' in; a recent poll by : haphazard' programs representing ieisic; reasons why that atjd " ea t Faith the'Farn Journal 'Which : found that political compromises and; Consideraz ciitization withered From Spiritual Faithi to Great Snine ; Out 'qf ten fatmers . favor ' new: tions in Congress . They fec}thati # Biese Thereundermining of' the courage; ~laws to give} them more power' to control; their}own Amity sanctity of the home From Courage to bargain: on: their own: can: drop ' them andF is; Ithe baSis for: human Fron Lbndance 1 Sdasge , From' Abundance : to Nearly; that many ,' believe ' that new if, they don t succe AND sciety ness; "farmers ,ghould Organize "into bar; laiting' until 'Congress Higher , and, higher' taxes; From 'Selflshness; t Compld spending Of: money 'gaining associations that: will; meet to; thezjob. +' free: bread: circuses for with: processors and buyers on: prices;, )Fundamentally: he populace From ito' Apa- 'and, other terms, Kand want 9 "hasn t shared as well 25 The: mad' craze fOr pleas Ere datly & Dependeee; law that will penalize buy er s Ihont I the national prosp sports _ becoming every From Dependence Back "discriminate , against farmets: Wh 0 iget out; from tnder the: hand mooeeImrcdfag" more bri: Again to Bondage join a bargaining group; 'Of government 'try t Tun hisown: The: building ,of: great ar- In a few years the US wil The poll revealed' further:'tbat' 68 buisiness ; on' the theory that 'perhaps pements when the real enemy_ be 200 years old This ' cycle is cent of the farmers believe' they her knows - more about- it: than;' Ithe: Was within' the decay of i- not . inevitable-it depends on cwvidudl responsibility. yOU: Should purposely:' hold products . off gentlemen' in , Washington: The decay; of religien; MRS W: R 'KIRKLAND the' market' to force processors; to 'Not the; last' of the: factors i yavor fading' into ' mere: form; 2502 Huntington Road pay higher ' prices: ~of getting the farmer out from under ing touch_ with lfe 'losing RFD 8 "From} 65. to,80 per cent: :want the government- control , is ' that fatm government to' be shown of the power would depend morez upon ghe' to: veto price' agreements , O t0 .set 'market', and' less" on; direct , govern : Democratic Utopia farm rices and production by boards, menti payments made up of-representatives: Qf farm- It might even mean that' Washing: the Editor: and working for Davis; Mothes ers; ~processors : and ' consumers: ton-could' get along; with fewer: em- This js '*in; response to Mr; and Wright wbo are advocating ~These results ,, plus.a great many ployes; in the Department: o Agticul Carter's Le' fer: 1n Bacicad Suchand mdoieztnce 6 , other expression r0f opinion 0 other, ture which would be a coneiderable Uhesday's Progress_ To' say law and "order; giving the peo aspects '%f the farm-problem; woud _ achievement;' With Ithe 'possibility' of #ausepDbeys fhe Deorocratso etpper8 : ple , more; voice: in their ` city are indicate that 'the tarmers Would; like: farm price support costs decreasing etced, in 'business affairs is; his government 'and encouraging to take: a try &t Tunning" their own" And the Agriculture bureaucracy' de- pivllege; and one thino" h# becal atizene cideciasteaat 0 businesses, . Without; government in: creasing also, the -attitude' of the 'na- Ay 'that . the Republicans are_ by staite onsteed Cederaf Dob; /s ' ludicrous:' tervention-and supervision; tion s ` farmers becomes' increasingly It js ludicrous t0 the point !of {guidelines"* "and ' advice . from 'They want"' to work' out" their Own: attractive to the general public; my; jf he; realty tne experts: Weans nsondexig can say is "have MARION $; ' LEAKE By Henty' Taylor: Noli ever/ " Messrs Davis; ` and '739 Lyons Ave_ Fate of the Suez Canal_ Cecutivesaror beer Junberanoi pleased Our Representative in Paris Cecoue understaadhogghhe Iat Country Is Still' It has' nOw been; 'Dearly 'a/ xyear at,anything that wil #icacies or insurance was; 'Land of the Free "since ithe Suez Canal was closed: 'make tit more' difficult- tor ' Moscow pretty business:, man: Iduring the War' Iween : Istael: and 4o . continue" pouring supples i# t o Behind the _Scenes, South Viet __ day ' In office that the United 'his chief negotiator with the "eteidedod, j the Democratic To the Editor: the' Aralf States apparently: 'no ; Vietnam And Tel Avwv % quite nam . officials' express = States: not permit" Red - Red North Vietnamese: at tandidates the seats Thank you for reprinting that_ Opel except the Egxptians and; over anythipg' 'that -reducee apd" growing:' concern a bbut takeover "0f Laos_ Geneva; City:. Council_ we will have eloquent report of ihe burial 0 Fizeasse Cairo s , ability for its Presidential representative W Equipped with three; elaborate 'Once more; | Mr Harriman 1 change the name of Our' fair the Unkown Soldier the: tq prepare Avereli Harriman in Paris maps , and using pointer; Mr bad been a' 'major; party - n Irom Charlottesville cto' Alsoiplease thank Chris Cram- Fitteer m e f Ships; were next attempt to over-run -srael IThey '[ight to; ' think 'Kennedy Adramatically' ' explain: the dismal: prjogramtoE; Wropia, Va 'I tey can fulfll er fOr 'his inspiing report trapped an the the ' war: (One 0f the main advanteges cfrthe teris' o oateaa and; . the ~co] ed tbat; &Red, Laos One thing; and doing; Ouelieorineshend Eoises the , meeting' '0f , 'the 'Christian broke . out 'and there; "Suez:' Canalt for years},#ad Jeen ,to: umop" denominator that; Tinks Squth;: Vietnam' Soeng And 'When' we Figned t izedidate eisteocochures Athletesi a few Weeks 'ag0 Meenpiler creduce the'cost ef pringing ol Fom 2 "OTTY With Laos is_ not; Vietnam. idefensible' the deyastating Laos ' railging #rom an 18" dheerhand 9Egbsourec aa si@ he Widdle" East; ~Europe' Johngon: It is #Mia, Then occuried: the_tagic g2p Mr ' Harriman' even; stated 18010 coursetto underground "iLand 0f, the Eree and the 0n10" But 735 iereased iman EyJonosont hed 2 % Mr; Keni words Geneva; isultetoo 'will certainly' pa Foce Rithed taca sin spite of JMi ihad: ho ppatt' # flie:deed; JS, Idid again, tant aiter ; KZ Ueo ~mavbe penk:" noise; cottrary erway ~of thuge 'tankker s has' tbe ' Laosi "debacle; but Mc;: in they case 0f ~ihe,Berlin Wall Yei t0 thustvety day Iii stil Utopia_ 'MRS' WM T, SNODGRASS bout {9S removed' , that + advantage; ~and : #the Harriman an } important'_ and of' "op site" inspection , i man, alive: knowse how we ersonally Tm {Orchard Knolp" "the Ocean * building o additionak;' oil; ` Pipelines architect ,of tas "as chief: ad 'Cuba , the ` island : we ,eolemnly,} could' ever contain; the;Commu : Wrynech = "going commerce ffrom Eilat on' the; Gur of; Aqabe to" viser to President Kennedyr Swore to; defend ePresidentia_ mnistst in ' Soufli: Vietpan_ "since #k 'nor; ttle Mediterranean Coast would 4 before recoid Yisec Hairiman embantel o a' their oncmuarhen Veos; iivea : The Press Is Blamed have canal (even more: unnecessary breaking eopeaiigs] wsmen;, tour' to' ` round , up Dolyglot Since President; Kennedy sent ned; eehape Jher standpoint 0iioil shippers_ @eclv Jo the world over countries, 'tossed_toget out: tbe first USt combat tcoops: te Editor: citizens of tis: comiunity and Ahliate %f , the Suez " Canal' illu: President K enned y powhere; #: take care Of Laos Vietnamawe, have built"Up: (many'others should beware Jess both icohveni_ trates how: 'War warned Moscow Peking , and its anti-Red defense: Presi- our forces beyond . 500,0Q ,men Eb light !of . the events the" adjective' De "applied eliser "ence ditionan e_Pense: 'costly: can prgve Ito: North Vietnan alike 0n G2nd dent:' Kennedy appointed him and ` sufferedt,121;000 , casualties #Los: Angeles; _ comment' on" where;: Buttthei Russians ere suffering morer 'be Once' the; canal was: powerful. 2i the horrible try: Met_ atposphere of; animosity and the Egyptians-are hurting badly;' "Strategic force fr Egypt ard closing It does President: Jonnson: Kron which such deeds arise is ' FREDERIC & LOUSE DRAKE the;blocked canal has impaired a: it to_Israeli ' shippings did much: io Inside Repert credit that be has never' leaned Jusite Flordon increase hard feelings between the On the Kennedy; causes 'his_ intelligent ., citizen-risx One' Russian supply Jine' into 'Vietnam and disastrous 'and'"' ha $ listens With an open mind: #t' has: 'also impeded the" expansion Itwo 'countries 7Its will; cause; scrupilously Mherioded dreftecting towall the candidates and though Abuse Charged of " Soviet ' influence , down , the . Red some : hardship for world: shipping Political Hatred mn 'public o the fact; Moreover;, Heymay not agree with the polie ~Sea' andinto theegulf_by: the' ambi- bbut . the: eprincipal 'Iosem will ; be 'the Mr Johnsons couragequs ~cies advocated y particular To Columnists Egyptians: Robett action in the Dominican Repub: apirant for public office, he Ter stious Russian Hleet; The; shooting Sen; this Jatgand could easily bak Jic' helped to , reverse 'the 'spects tnat man's . right to; his To the Editor: Egypt is, suffering from loss 'of F. Kennedy seems the: work of` loon 'a white : counter-revo" tern of:, saying one 'thing" and: opinion 'have the oub one' , madman !rather than : any lution, Kennedy was ao doing another: But how can We: 'now Seen revenue, which had been running at; The penny Weighing machine is the conspiracy but' this ingane act fit a restoration of order into a South owelf-ouad_ The fact that an assailant car- come of the persistent: cam- about , 5260',million" a year; revenue Only place, where You can get; a lot cannot be disconnected from; the progressive , mold 1 an exer; ed Suspicions Sicionsa iail' $ to be 'ies; clipping in his pocket: paign ' f Vilification ' and_abuse which' that' country badly needs_ more for your than:yoU did 20 Over , all' deterioration In the cise not' yet ' convincing_to the vived aiciovet: 'again:%in Parie, aok i easicaerce hoticeicbal/ directed against: Se n; Robert The t United; civility 0f" American politics middle class as of: Wednes- at least serve 'notice" that Kennedy by among others col-' States;; of , couyse; is-6 years: ag0. these three day morning s- tragedy The tragedy' of FDR at Yalta a' environment of hostility ; is' umnists of the type of Henry Thet Senseless Jiolesce , early The darkly menacing mood in_ will Temain; io baunt' America far easier to create "one" Taylor_ Wedmesday moining ; in 'Los; Washington: during the' firs tt- 'and the free' world for all itime; would , suppose. If moderetion and god sense Matter ot Opinion #Angeles isvewed by pop;socr: ours following the: Mr;; Harriman Was partici- While 'it is true 'that in revery' are to prevail tin: the' discussion ologists hastin keeping with aa shooting illustrates'the Fened at ; Yalta and, ` incredibly; campaign favorable and , unfa-: 4Of nationa] anairs journalism % unnagppy American tradition o too well Both_the White 'House ' Stil defends the ' Yalta' agree- vorable' press appears for"' each that.type has 'no; place' May I A Look Into the Future. violence More important how" and , Capitol: Hill / were . thrown ment: Therelrand- elsewhere,' his jandidees' in this: area there suggest that ' at this time you ever it LIs partz %E' & Vitupera- into' state of: panic both Tecord been to talk & a preponderance of; could make 4' valuable contribu-; tive olitical stvle;that is some rreaching: out; for _any scheme "game+as.an ,adviser and nego , Kostile letters: and: articles di-' tion to public debate by not con-' The pace'is.Slow i Virginia s Southside; to spacious; historic Tidewater houses, verv indeed' -in Whis that mlght bring, pack 'law and fiator , 'and ' then ? ibehind tne'_ rected: against' Robert: Kennedy tinuing' Mr; ' Taylor & column' in order ; and stave off anarchy no Scenes: cave in_ and: the : rampant use}, ?Tof: the vour newspaper:: On hot: Summer: day'in" Surry But the atomic age IS coming tor political" We matter : what the '-costs in per-" What We are seeing.in Paris' word (ruthless , , is certainily tanguor bangs_in the air With the dust ot ' has been' ever since the Virgia Elecbric ia moticed ~change 1- sonal liberties_ The: mood may 2s the Communist hammer-lock grettable: DR: ROBERI BRYAN tractors rannounced Ously picking up momentum fade as the 'shock Of" the Ken:<i techniques , twiit more; Perhaps'' the , press'" and the; 769 Madison , Ave: High-pawered automobiles that: fFa sh and-Power Co. a few years: ag0 acroSS the' country; The passion tedy killing eases; ~but it ;is push a little more; fignt @ Jittle !elong' dat , winding Highway: I. to Rich- 'would' construct nuclear: power plant ~ of,political hatred ' againstpa strong' atit this writing imore; lie' 'Jittle gmore 'until: mond: seemingly through at;: Gravel' Neck; near Heg : Island State= Lyndon; Johnson o5 2' Bobby' Many_Congressmen in parlicz resistance ; can' s#and i 'no Speed "a past Waterfowl Refuge; Sincee then; " VEPcO SKennedy passes old bounds_ The ular tend; t0' interconnect; not : longer; On;sthe over; 'BERRYS HORLD ege;.. This 18 'Tural Virginia, South _of the; Shas opened' %€' 740,01 Intormalion-center , 'politicai tdialogue npublic and without eome logeancde 3s the 'assassi _ coming thistis Mr_ Harri- James: River;, "mene 'weart; *of the; begomes more rancor- nation: "0f;' Sen; 'With man'$ forte_-In- fact: gain and'' shustle and bustle 0f: buSiness' and'civic ' af= ibere the workings 0 atomic energy are ous [ The 'dissenters Particu- the disarrayliand; implicit' vio- again as a party' one' sur- fairs find i attractive; ~explained and has , pressed: on to make ' Javle the Nergo'_poor and the: 'Jent threat of}the Poor People s Tender' after ranother %i+he is Bome: ' retire here: 'te generating station a war protesters turn to: '"dic March the anarchism, of more identified with.the disas- 2 rect}action ' ,and ' most' u-civil_ the student rebels trous pattern . vo1 saying one It takes_about `seven wears: brom the an- disobedience; " But the detecioration of politi-" and doing another:' tban Oupkag Mtogites 'nouncement 6f' intent "to bring 1. nuclear What , this ' adds _ up. :to ` js cal, order:' certainly ' cannof: be; , nearly _ anyone'. President' John- 'Power . plant; into When thei Atomic nothing thian ,a rejection 'of laid solely at' the door 'of the - Son: could ' have; selected 22902' conventionall forns "0f ~political dissenting left; Encouraged no , 'There' is;, poignant' personal Telephone; Commission $ 0f' Reactor 'action' From 'this ' it; is one step: little ; by the 'publicists of : both tragedy' in ~EhiBoigoa Mc Harri- 4 Pyblissed iyegaaty Vatket ernoon *cept Sunday: Licensing recommended' epproval' 0f lands _ to ,the : burning ,and . looting `of Jeft and right; the un-civil Vo man Is & diligent man:' And N "44E8 E45 Steet exe tof build two: nuclear;power reactors in the ghetto and anotner cabulary_ of' ' the new political ' Johnson' certainly " seers AC: E: Lindsav; EEoGher Ererctus: Publish Surry; milestone in . the ' journeyt Y a $ Step to a plot to kill Ma rt in style has infected the ` talk - of 'mean it when he states re- Entered at the- at Charlottesville Teached Luther King Or 4 lunatic impulse the, average citizen_ peatedly to fhe; North Viet * rServerGeat "05 Second Class 'ctter: to.destrey Robert Kennedy: In jnterviewing: voters in door: namese" that: we; 'wijl Jot tole- Jchn Gentry_President-General Manager; The first' reactor iS 'expected, to be; Op Kennedy, though pilloried` by to-door polling in primary states' rate one-sided their Side Lindsediter; tive Mount Eysmes Mdaging-Ediror; erative by the summerwof 1971, te 'decond the.right as the ` instigator'%f we: found shocking intemper settlement;But as the talks: con- Haile Editorial iny' Editor; alt this' disorder , was profound- ance , 0f invective by Demo itinue the burning question Sabera Runser, City Editor; Alan Bruns year later When . both are working, they Iy aware of the dangers: ex cratic voters talking about lead- mounts in Why did the ~Stafe Editor Chris: Cramer Sports: Edi Fill generate} enough electricity for;400;-. 'posed when civility is ' gone 'ers OE their own party: American President Tisk the: tor Julian D Hadi vertising Managert , 400o households: will also generate That; as well a5 the quest for _ 1980 as bench mark; we e fotnd' identification; 'toi 8 a y 'Adlland: Circulation Manager: 'taxes- for' Surry, jobs, `ad, perhaps in" middle class ;support; was: sa3 nothing approaching ' , such in-# nothing more than 'that;: 'by Home deliver ' #Oc Der:Week in' nis campaigning_he vective;' in voter interviews having in Paris of: all peopke payable in advanee' Othed , dustry;' , been mixing his 'social reiorms even' When Wetalked to Repub- W Averell 'Hartiman? Year S22 '00: VBPCO estimates that; construction exe generously with calls for law: licans' about John F:Kennedy Mr. Johnson a: vital Op' Mlonthrsth; 7 M 38 penditures, including: 'nuclear fuel ifor; the anddeeder: 0r Democrats 'about Richard M bortunionc Tf he_would quietly; Month; Kennedy 'realized Nixon; at once; ireplace Mr. Harri- first; ,five " years of : operation; will: #ota4_ ever' %f ~some' of: his- bomb- Moreover; withi' President _ man' of renewed: confi- corriers; dealers ana: distributors One Inz about ,8850' million; That s: Iot' ,of- money throwing ' young aides ' did not: Johnson s drop-out % March 31 'dence ; would sweep our - South dependerp poronbiactr danncehsubbcriptior and power_to dump Into & placid coun ' Thitte middlineirdemand_ betihe eliminated} him: as- '2 Vietnam ally and North ments: made :t0 theni tor' thejt Pay: ; #yside; and-it wilt put Surry 'smaok into_ middle; class 'for 'return hate: figure; we found the 1968 Paris negotiator Xuan @ 1b N Pavments not" aecordan 'wieprerentatiaee estob _ the 21st Century Norfolk Virglian Piot _ to:' civility litzuend restoration; of invective aimed primarily would: at' Jong last/ begin "GO.TO [RANCE AI YOU QUTTA YOUR 'MIND? lished rated are not authorlz order_ appreciating that Bobby Kennedy: to: sit' up' and take: notice They Less ha 8 THE AMERICAN 'died: WAY Liberty they - and SOCIAL; 'POLITIAL HISTORY , 'anaPublice cenc"Complacency; Athey' and per' Rrices they . abiding guite, three: 'deep: happy Ming: Ixthing Ident: the? Tend argely tary; 'supporting make Kinto tragie closing Ppat- "trying money past - than pant has good ' new | reporterse- County (Surty, sthe ittle and'- " realiby and thing dess , beinepiaisioro ; GHAR"OTtEaN855}-Yit ''@nergy Eost " Negro "n882stotsi6c6 Page : Saigon: arr Laos They: bas 'waye Progress: having Hh Viet- nam Thuy ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== rnioon; June Area and State News THE DAILY PROGRESS, Charlottesville, Virginia Governor Retired Naval Surgeon Strikers Close US: Acquires Execuiion %o Pugh Tells ot Herbs] 2 More Plants By BOYCE LOVING RICHMOND (AP): Union Crabtree Falls Permit Appeal Progre esponder workers for: Reynolds: IMeta 8n7 WOOD Co struck two Richmond plan 'LOVINGSTON The George County land exchange without sage : Rear; of" the: ~firm' TThursdaya nig? Washington afional Foresthas: thes: tlantic Lumber Lamont Pugh; bringing three the number: acquired a little over64.acres Over the years the US RICHMOND Gov; surgeon-genera OE: Reynolds ,plants closed_ in Crabtree Falls in N el $.0n est:Service has been: Mills E; Godwin has granted |told ,the . Crozet_ Weman area acquiring Land' in the @mgt mores onei onth?s: stay: 0 In ra on;; nerbs' The company Athei South andethist most recent " ad exe Haity unior Adm Pugh anative Richmond plant at;1 pm: Scorp Had has beencin the Works" for Iiam Pittsylvania Batesvill comanunity the; North Richmond- plant "pion eral Years; County mnedr Ior marle County and,a 1;30 p m after a strike vote b ithe 1985 a white;man' Univers of irg sore,700 members tyokeocane Periscope Leak Crabtree Falls; located of: thet luminum Intere Before Sailing Off Va, 56 in the Blue R national Upion 'Mountains; are actually June tq permit an estimated 300 NORFOLK (AP) ' _ 4 Navy ] % cascades that_descend' coul Oman On: Saturday; Crabtree Meadowstto the' rene before' the' State , sician t0,the students of Georg members of ' Local ' 440 -0f ` the ' court 0f: inquiry probing the: Fork_ofthe Tye Rivec; preme Court; Washington_ University; AWIU voted to strike Reynolds disappearance ofathe submarine Williams Whose home ' is: at speaker said he had Bellwood Extrusion plant Scorpion: has been told the:ship Approximately 157acres Ringgold; was' {sentenced:; :0 an extensive: ori company spokesman: said had a periscope fitting Forest Service land: death Feba 18 0 1967,+ I Pitsn- bistory,and uses, %t herbs about: 5100 employes jat; the when_she left Meditefranean exchanged for ~the: ania Cotity-Cireuit Court_tor-added that they North ~and South: Richmond 're Outstanding for Norfolk on-her; last vovage | Falls property Several the , fatal shooting Novse 9 , 1966 integration and Segregation plants are-affected by the walk- Because o the leak the' nu" ag0'LA Snead oE of James Melvin:Sarver,. 38 explained: that arge Quts; The Bellwc strike {af Brenda Joyce McCord (right) will attend Bichmond' clear submarine had lot | County' suggested that te ithe Sarver home: 0f ,herbs: may be_pizated fects: ome 400 workers;: the Polytechnic Institute next fall with 31,0 scholar |%ionsvdechnician: Communica; Forest Service' . trade = tinber= limited plot 0f gr Qund; spokesman said: American Legion; tions Technician 1 C . Josep1 D: land 0f equal value for the land Williams' : originally been: hip from Orange' class Underwood testified Thursday Crabtree Falls , scheduled for execution April 7, |lose their: plant; char; The two Iatest ' Yalkouts were mate at Orange County High! School Jo-Amn Strick # Underwood;_a ' member otthe 1967 , but : succession ~of stays acteristics cited the called ` after ' ` the jocal voted Jand (left) , won the $250 American; Silk Mils award" |scorpion's crew, was put ashore Deeds were exchanged has delayed his execution Adm; Pugh; ~fact Thursday to ~ reject ' contraet Rota, ; Spain; because of tween the U S; Forest Ser; addition to the murder con- |herbs -are mentioned` in ethe; offer by Reynolds G G Goode; a8,a distinguished sfudent: Progress photo y Allison = possible' infection , as the and, the Atlantic Lumber Co: viction Williamg 0/s0/ undec Biole Heaotecthat Chareen president- oE Local 400,refused to; submarine; the ill-fated | the lower portion of the falls; heavy sentences ' for wound} ings: He noted that Charlemagne discuss the company offer or the Atlantic crossing that never was Nelson: County ' Courthouse Sarver $, wife vand TWo '0E the (ordered 10 varieties herbs size-0f the strike- vote; Get Involved; Butt completed Monday: Sar ver; children Testimony Iplanted in his garden and stated think were concerned: his . wrial vas thathe came togthat ithwas the 'drinking 0f about: conserving' it the" door of the . Sarver home, | lock that: caused the death; Virginians Back Tells Seniors Underwood: told the: court Fluvanna Gets shot Sarver' %fo 'death when Socrates - Shakespeare mentions Pistol Controls Orgnge inquiry ~ T don t know-whether answered the door , then "stepged |berdis: number-of:times Adm; were; short; or ino HEW Letter into: they house and shot;' Mrs Pigh_said; and' stated ,that. WASHINGTON (AP) Eight BEVERLEY: ALLISON Brenda Joyce McCord / daugh- He between' May 10" ) and | Sarver' and the two chdldren: search-for herbs played part: ADM: LAMONT PUGH of Virginia s 10 congressmen Progress_Correspondent : ter of Mr ; and, Mis McCord ol May 15 the submarine $ hydtau_ On Race Review_ in the; discovery' of the.Western flic system started shifting back Hemisphere; Speaks on Herbs voted with the majority Wednes- ORANGE The ' 17h; ` an d { Madison:_ Won the o/aedS vorth" between norma and PALMYRA: Department" Herbs are' important as food; day when - the .House 'passed largest (147) graduating class at award- Chosen O the basis of emergency: modes wnen: her 'of Health, Education 'and , Wel- Small School_ flavoring, perfume and in medi-|used in treating heart ailments, (crime control bill limiting sales | Orange County High School was seholarship; chargcter and need; rudder and planes were moved; fare has Sent-the Flu cine the : admiral; is made; of. pistols The vote was, 368 to / told not' to expect an / 'instant: Brenda was awanded 41,000 And; he said, the' , Scorpion s County School Board 'Tecota in Valley may : be}-dividedi botanically as The former surgeon-gen:: 17 , Porter edchoion Supt;: Robert E' Butt scholarship by OEnge Ameri-|nadgatien {instruments had their findings of an on-the-scene STR BUR annuals biennials , and peren eral 'also . explained the use #0f RepilliBorter Winplet; BVa ;| aSkchoohe SzenorBobe pecome caJo Leviogtricoss and DeWitt / trouble with her dead reckoning review of ' desegregation: prog burg Scloole nials ad "classified -as ,to many other common herbs foz |aid noilvote: volved : in' their community; Brent Sprinkel: the tracer table;: ress in the county , fire {a,m oeotser %portens cootthe {FOazers} medicinal purposes: These ; 4n Voting for_ passage. Were: be: Willing to work ffor; annual; Sptinheuined: Awerds Of: Earlier . Thursday the court School Supt ' Willard D Mainex first tea pegan he ECeintedoou; out; E aludedh ,hctehomai Marjorermif gakgniag Thomas ~Downing Torsit;_ 8250 each by Adoluh Goiser= su- |had : been; told by the deputy |bysaid_today that the report s - arri the iday With a"sly touch Qf: Ithyme he;' said; are_ sources William Tuck; John 0; ~Support the American way Millstee Of American chief' Jof staff; ` of: the' Atlantic | contents would: be school one; wa; believed thel - speaker noted : fhat ? from : which Obtain; nectar Marsh_ Watkins Abbitt ' and ofilite R As graduate of-the [Fleet: Submarine: Force Capt: (atatheEschool doarQadenbilz; be" injure Americant Indian; got revenge /for making an excellent quality David Satterfield all Demo | Orange, Count ~publie;, school: Daughter of Mtand Vrs /c: N Mitchell; that the Scorpi? Freeerog "e nod %2b DeE;] By -late morning flames: forathe treatment accorded them |0f crats: and Richard €; Poff; WiF represen 'us % Raymond Strickled;: JoAn n On s propeller shaft seal ? was ? not asl bad as _ all; but consumed the two-storv the English colonists' byi in loney Iiam La Scott and Joel T; Broy Tfail; we have failed' will attend Madisca C endiNs |Eetlons FaE Tate of Aseven thought , but that ; they told us structure; troducing the tter to tobaeco: Ihilf; Republicans: Yoia young peopre Brent is the Son @Mr: {Eofigne a minue when: she sailed we d have , to change Or Kay of 87309m1 "the [The' he" added;; kew DeWitt ;Srpinkel Will Yenter: the Mediterranean in Febru: life % Office . {he. fires ebout Uneibs Jas medicines the' the JOonversJ 0f Virginia; ary; HEW Started Lzasthird Eazaen ~Adm; Managers Change axCaraiei a 8150 Wia $ He said, 'however,. this 'was beolbosrd EPW ouaedegbe ion the: See Hlodr 0f continued; brought ' some Geck by 0 h e "not considered serious the section "the" school / r/oldes cherbs it0 North America Orange' Kiwanis Club.for #h e|Scorpion was_in good condition inistrative "oceedings:for school building" Strasburg: arom theit . countries. of highest: English aVefagel Ther nucleare. Submarine:-and the termination your: Eschgol. ~The: fre quich Lxqeo [izss eepeirgi; alsovsaid At Bank in Greene throughout her"high -school Ma-/werecreeclered opresumedd ioseg [stlences iedes degegceeatien within mhutes Zof; eon the Virginia Gazette 0 Leer: ghter 0t-M were: declared; presumed Jost trol liamsburg an adverti and-MrsxClyde Jasoneof Lo;| by the: Na 4 The element ment ueeree of swee VILLE; Larry| 1; April '1967 Lamb Cust:" Grove and will attend had been ) schoo"creartalied: enrollment; of aboutf sik seed Sweet Briar Coll here Mayt Athet198869school Year said quoted ' (with: E Lamb: become acting | Intensive training' in Charlortes (position was irom anna could Jose over / 8100 VAitowi "Office spoke Hegalso: manageh Of_the Virginia Nation ville and gattendec VNB 5S200 given' Ibye the Azores: 000 in-federal help there as no cheek) %a,method al Bank Greene' County office cree 'Ischool Jin , Norfolk" the Orange: Cop Education s to the#causec0fether fire: bhindbetoteeul: Weed an have; b ete n on' July: summer _ Association to a wenber' of the] herb; ' ou pull and_it (oer raves deceased; ) Lamb replaces Willis E; Es- Heisa member %f the-Greene Thomas Walker Ch a ptef, CROZET LIONS SALE comes back up it is: a' d? an after piece' to his talk | tes of - Ruckersville, assistant | County Jaycees and ' Mountain Future 'Teachers Association {The CrozetILions Club doorsto Many herbs grown: Dnited herbs; the former Navy doc | cashien manager who wil} Methodist_Church: "is | who shows most omiser as: Crard PERREGAUX dgcraieoeby doore sale,Wh ! ch was (states' gardens today recited Jlong humorou enter . Officer Candidate Schoor; atlied to the former Lin d a Juchethe ton die Mallory edomrletedtheo the,manufacture '0f mode) IThe Yarn-0f %the Nanc Estesz" graduate' of the Uni- | West and they have one Julie, daught Waiches Since 79 will bet imedicines; Adm: Pugh (He lbeess 5 William' Gilb ef t; versity; of Virginia, has b e e n| Mrs Thomas Fof Orange ceeds cited: the_foxglove as herb SOL vein of The manager of the Stanardsville 0f attend Madis College Schoo] Tib fron which < digitalis,a Crema_ 0f McGhee; fice sinice: February 1967 Two mathemanc 8 Gds Robe t: Service: 1966 graduate. of' the Uni menl Jo Enun Mrs KELLER AnD} CEORCE man and Gor comn; Adm versity '0f Virginia with ~de Ned Coleman lan: Pugh s aut0p1037 was: Te: Linscommerce Lamb ha He 100: check 214E Malr Street Barracks Roaa viewed _ The Daily 'Progress been active in business in this Orange wanis elub: Downtowr Shopping Center followingrits publieation several area and prize jom the Math FINI S yearsi ag0: "Atter: joining the bank s stal Club Louise Bailey iter of Mr "COME TO SEE US IN OUR and Mrs ; Roger C - Bailey of= Orange; also Won two awards; She yivas: - given te Temporary Location Drug cashaward;for cellence: In cand Planning to air condition afsiejapeed alkaround studenly 517 E Main As winner; of this award; based your home or business? on' scholarship Ialty, Teader kship and } achierement; Louise ' HERE'S WHAT YQU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY !, LARRYEE: LAMB Gu4 beonze-elaquna toegchod M; € THOMAS FURNITURE CO Acting Manager lobby: #Ler Questions for the Candidates' professional analysisonethg RUDYIS Zements_ for my home @ on give vour_ ntative call: winter clothes the proheyonervere WCHV and WCCV: FM during the Summer!: Phone (Your Monday; June IOth at 8 PM Winter Clothes Which isrthe moSk effective way for YOu to &ir 'willibe condition? 'Can Gaxeo rget the same kind_ iudongsality of 'equipment "Cleaneg Presented by it: to eool the big; Mothproofed Will your-air conditioning be installed properly? ` Pressed' Security Storage & Van Lines Will ou get your money' worth? 'Stored in our 'Our conditioning Will answer ' theee: vault; until; Fall and O1d- FashionedF Ramteos questions: for, you-Zat Soobligarona n0 whatsoever: Come in; and; find' out about our Jefferson Professional Institute artistic Fevival of @ jewelry fashion from a bygone MAIL COUPON Rane Free Storage era; In Fourteen karat settings reminiscent of the OR: CALL TODAYI CONDITIONING 'HEATING: plan _ or call 4s at Question 'the candidates by callmg FCHV & pastz the Cameo is Very much of the moment: Caneo pourieen karat gold ring 524.95 296-7166 Viit the candidates i their bomes via VCHV kights Bogkn C cango kuplen ered colrinng 614,98 CP. Martin Co RUDY'S from 8 P M:: Incorporated Dry eleaners' Charla Comditioming '705 Preston Aven Listen for complete election coverage Tuesday, June Dial 296-6094- SWe Clean andt Open Friday-evenings Plumbing ~Heating Store; Rugs Ith beginning at 6.45 PM on WCHV and WCCV-FM:' 215" Albemarle St: 'Phone 296-2108: 1968 _ Slays this; closed ron The lealengthe They Fiost a had` ~family nengeganc Ithey; Shem: (they ~said , Mills,` The: 'Said They; Burns ~Navy vare : obees had Tand. the} itup went : Yaind "aphy gree from @augh Grym 'science tbey: speak: On ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== 6c T ( ~JS 8 UNIVi } 5 16 (frep- 1 EemT cLz-ezr 6,Jo S7 Tke b REa75z_s& [682 Euam, & Wash Qux A@_ 10 $ 3 4SVILZ 58 " Cehnz& 878 ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== MRS. WILLIAM M: AUSTIN 1414 CHERRY AVENUE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 22903 x Easter Seals 19680 ================================================== Page 16 ================================================== July 10 1968 , JWY : RAC:tak 166-12C-1 Typed : 7/1/68 Mro, Roato 3 Box . 363 Gold Hiir Oregop 97525 Daar Mro . RIdga: Tbank you for your" raoont lottor' addrodeed to Preb-dont Johpdon . You, may bo cuuro that tbo PrebIdont obareo your oonoorp (V apd tbat 0I tbo Anorloan People apd chor ropro8ontat1vo6 rogard10g tbo rolent1o0o arIva 0I tho world CoxmauLot Dovo= eout , Tao Pree1dout" 10 detoralpod tbat our: @ountry MI] JuOOOBOfully noot bbo ohalla0880 01 Conauniou potb hero ,and Y abroad Pboro 10 no Fedoral logtolatl8u phlob Qffootivoly out- Lewe tho' Conmunlet .Party au ouob, and tboro 10 00 147 Pro- Aut vonttne Connuntoto frok' mokLog "pooobod or hold108 prIvate Or Pubilo noatLoge. 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L7 Wa_Vtz 63,2,5 5t} he_ w Se_X w~ oV- ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== Mrs , Ed Cookenmaster West Cherry Creek Road Route 1 -Box 3 1 8 Mio, Michigan ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== 7 ~ 7 * 1 6 5 6 9S28 JUN 9 PM 7 49 DEPARTRTENT R WA269 PDF TDNK MONTCLA IR NJER JUN 3 152P EDT 13 JUn 11 1968 4 6 5 THE PRESIDENT 1 THE WHITE HOUSE Civ; RICHTS DIV 1 YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT TO APPO INT NEW COMMISSION TO EXPLORE THE 1 REASONS OF VIOLENCE DEEPLY DISTURBED ME BECAUSE YoU HAVE DONE 4 6 LITTLE OR NOTHING To ASSERT YOUR LEADERSH IP TO IMPLEMENT THE 0 FINDinGS 0F THE KERNER REPORT . I BESEIGE YOU In THE NAME OF 3 2 Non VIOLENCE TO ACt UPON THOSE FINDINGS RESPECTF ULL Y YOURS JOHN A HARMS RECTOR ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH MONTCLAIR NJER- ADS AUG slely X FU LMS; ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== ~4-68 T. July: 10, ` 1968 BV :RCN: jb 166-12C-1 Jaly 12, 1968 Mro; 'Jamjo J, Eopopito '3834 Bonth Tronton Tule, Oklabona Dvar Mre . Eopoatto: Fruoldant Johnoon bao Jknd to thank Ir Jour Mtir 6I Juna 9, 1968 And to cbart vou %h$ cbe Viano exproarad Ahordin have batn dulj notad. I 80 Our Jo Qom #rrrolater hortier, that 10 muld bo. 60at Inappropruat} Turt Fedura1 orrtcor Gr '@bon0t to comuant 0 0 oriunal Gittar pondina J0 0 otto bort: Iu 9inooraly, JRED H: VINSON, Jr_ Aoolotant Atternoy Ounaral yz Cc : Racorda 1 Chron & Nalloy 29 1968 JU' ; W-lli: AL Trc 7Y # ~ 1 Wo Yoti Fek Znd ED 1968 FS Vul ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== Form G-lJ (Rev. 5-11-67) From THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Llzl Deputy Attorney General Solicitor General Executive Assistant to the Attorney General Director of Public Information- Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Agsistant Attorney General, Tax Asgistant Attorney General, Civil- Assistant A ttorney General, Land & Nat. Resources Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Assistant A ttorney General, Legal Counsel Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Assi stant Attorney General, Administrative Director, FBI Director, Bureau of Prisons Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Director, Community Relations Service Office of Law Enforcement Assistance Office of Criminal Justice Pardon A ttorney Parole Board Board of Immigration Appeals Records Administration Office Attention REMARKS: ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== HE WHITE HOUSE OF_ E REFERRAL To: Tho Attorney General Date: June 25, 11968 QF'Z5: ACTION REQUESTED RECEIVED Dradt reply tor: jUs 26 4968 President's signature: Undersigned'8 signature: NOTE 44 Memorandum tor use 0s enclosure to reply. Prompt action is essential. If more than 48 hours' delay is ' encountered, Direct reply: please telephone the undersigned immediately, Furnish intormation copY: Code 1450. Suitable acknowledgment or other appropriate handling: Basic correspondence should be returned when Furnish copy of reply, if ay: dratt reply, memorandum; Or comment is re- quested: For your inlormation: For comment REMARKS: RECEIVED LJVN 2 0Igeb Description: VAJIQN Letter: Telegram; Other: To: The Prenident From: Mro. James J, Eeposito 3834 South Trenton, Tulea, Oklahoma 74105 Date: 6/9/68 (6/12 pr) Subject: Requeste quick justice for Sirhan B. Sirhan; concerned re laxity In lawe and adminitration of juatice. {e8 ToEPARTMENT OF JUSTIcE Bx direction of the President: Y; 10 Jun 28 ; 1968 8 R Whitney Shoemaker ) Aabistant to the Preeldont 4rut GEN r4r [Lb RCiv#8+ao-II CRIMANAL DIVISTORA (Department or AgeregieopFHFBCPROL SBC FFic ATTOFNEY CENERAL CRIMLAL Sn/ ~wh ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== KE WHITE HOUSE OFF E REFERRAL To: The Attorney General Date: June 25, 1968 ACTION REQUESTED Dralt reply for: President's signature: Undersigned's signature. NOTE Memorandum tor use as enclosure to reply: Prompt action is essential. If more than 48 hours' delay is encountered; Direct reply. please telephone the undersigned immediately, Furnish information copY. Code 1450. Suitable acknowledgment Or other appropriate handling. Basic corespondence should be returned when Furnish copy of reply, if any. draft reply, memorandum, Or comment is re- quested: For your information: For comment: REMARRS: Description: Letter: _ Telegram; Other: To: The President From: Mrsa James J, Esposito, 3834 South Trenton, Tulga, Oklahoma 74105 Date: 6/9/68 (6/12 pm) Subject: Requests quick justice for Sirhan B. Sirhan; concerned re laxity in laws and administration 0f justice. 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REDL ICH FOR LUTJENS BT #Zil AIc 15 HQ Jun 14 1968 R.A.O. 14 2 7 ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== ) ) Keuoh ) Burns ) Korff ) Hayden Beck ) Brookhart Foss Inen (L) Noto: Ju 7 MI GR OUP PSFC TO : CG , USA I FI HOLAB IRD, MD _ FOR ICOP-Iv UNC LAS FOUO 16 SUBJEC T: REACTION To DEATH OF SENATOR KENNEDY N , As OF 1400 HOURS PDT 7 JUN 1968 IHERE HAS BEEN NQ SLGIFICANI REACTION To THE DEATH 0F SENATOR KENNEDY THAT WOULD INDICATE PENDI NG TIVIL DISOR DER I N THE FOLLOwI NG CITIES: PHOENIX, ARIZ ONA OAKLA ND CALIFOR NIA POR TLA ND , OR EGO N 2 CLOSE CoNTACT BY ALL SUB ORDI NATE [5TH MI GR OUP ELEMENTS WITH LOCAL AGENCIES HAs BEEN ESTABLISHED A ND AGENT PERSONNEL ARE PLRSONALLY MO NI TOR I iG LocaL AREAS FOR A nY SIGNS 0F POSSIBLE DISTURBANCES . REDLICH FOR LUTJENS BT AIC 15 HQ RZNT OF JiSNOE R Jun 13 1968 Haronoy t a.7. 1y i 3 '68 F | 1 ^ (CI) , HD & NIC , Juiv 1968 - File-BAN ================================================== Page 48 ================================================== june 7 , 68 dear mr, president, I llotencd wIth rempect & cautioug attention to your televislon broadcast to the nation regarding the death Of 'enator kennedy, you were 10 shocked & confusedit we? obvloue you felt very lonely groping for an intelllgent anawer to ease your "prit thio foul act wa 8 not 8_ conopirecy & THE Ilckened culprit who could'nt spell kennedy & dia'NT point the pistol before squeezing the trigger proved there W88 no perronal or moral reaaon for nig act, he wR0 a confuted mentally 111 exhibltionist guadenly turnea honicldalfor expresolve purpones 1t coula have been you , twlce in your diicouree you mentf oned respect for lew I beleive 1t was VOLTAIR who coined the phrare 0 peopect must be earned' in hle bltinglettera to most certainly our Judiclary attorneys have not earned 1t beceuse their robes ere colled & thelr soulu corrupt one yeer ag0 I malled to you a bound article I wrote (with letter attache entitled' the corrupt, collubive, morally degreded U.S.A.IN which I too requeated intervention eid by my govcrnment to obtaln fod m6 8 Jury hearing in the courtu f chester Ce ounty,pa. the courts of whlch prompted me to form my opinlons, you helped by turning 1t over to 8 bureaucrat In the poverty program who acknowleged geme but probably woula not hie ow mother, A repeat malling B1x monthe ag0 to ienator scott a1d noteven earn me the courtery of an aneer, Juct one kind wora by telephoneto the pregldent Judge gewthrop by phone would probably alert the courtto rectify the grave injuitice heve meted out& ghock then into g1ving me 2 new jury hearing, I em no criminal or nut but mine 10 the reason the mInd beconee obsesecd to take the lew into one 9 own hande, mental ag combined WIth lonelinego & enforced vegetetion prompte Buch thinking gny it takes the strong discipline Of a ratlonal mind not to reach for a pistol, I wag dleappointed to hear your gelected commltee consited of Just the holpoli & not one Of the rabble who could offer much, good health to You s1r with the burdene you beara unpresumpttouely MOST respectfully 7 FRANK G NAGLE 420 8 walnut sta WEST CHESTER, PA.I9380 HDs Jg ;963 13 #ART Tu] R 8 906 ;' %961 RJF: only, phlii?' help they ================================================== Page 49 ================================================== Frank G. Nagle 420 S_ Walnut St. Apt. F West Chester, Pa _ 19380 JUN PM 1968. 'e38' THE HONORABLE L, B. JOHNSON PRFSIDENT OF THE UiITSD STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICES WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON25 D, C . MC90 # ================================================== Page 50 ================================================== 1958 JUN 7 ^1 10 54 WA265 NL PDF DEPARTME ? R 5 TDCP Los ANGELES CALIF JuN 6 13 Jun 11 1968 THE PRESIDENT RA.0_ D THE WHITE HOUSE Cix_RIGHTS DI YOU SEEM TO BE UNAWARE THAT YOU ALREADY COMMISSIONED AND IGNORED A REPORT WHICH COVERS THE VIOLENCE AND FEAR PRESENT In OUR 3 SOC IETY . THE TIME To ACT IS LoNG PAST DUE THE REPORT OF THE NATIONAL ADV ISORY COMMISSION On CIVIL DISORDERS SPELLS OUT In "BLACK AND WKITE" YOURS TRULY 2 'I x6- JACK MIRIAM SWAIN AND RUTH BREYER, Adlkext Is ~ ar{ Ozcrv HDS Aut 1968 NZce NE TMS

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