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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== SAAly-WALREn 518-43381 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE RECORDS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE MATERIAL HUST NOt BE REMOVED FROM NOR ADDED TO THIS FILE WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE RECORDS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE By order of the Attorney General THIS FILE HAS BEEN CHARGED AS INDICATED BELOW Requested by Division Date Issued Returned Cuue SsYnaiz CIc 42 8 RX pk:6kslkd 3 Ross bk FaLTr 2-68 8 4 1 4 : E C 6 2 42 9 W ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== T 12-16-68 SJP EAO :NP : fIh DJ' 166-IZC-1 @EC 2 Q 1988 Mlas Cheryl Faust 1324 Leland Indlenapolls 9 Indiena 46219 Dear M1ss Faust : Prebldent Johngon hed' referred to thlb Department the correbpondence of October , 31,. 1968 from you and several other pereonb: Coneerning the trfal of Sirhan B, Sirben, acouged alayer of Robert # : Kennedy . Wo"apologlBe for our delay In reepondlng: Mr Sirhen 18 being haid In 'tho Loe, Angeles County Jei] pending trIel, SInoe thib Cage 18 under the: Jurisdiction Of tho ` State Of Callfornia, lt woula' not be, pfQper for thls, Department to GOmment on Its stetua. The, President went8 you to know that he apprecleted your WrItIng to exprese an Interest In the ourrent effalrs Of out C ountry . Sineerely 0 STEPHEN J POLIAK Asoletant . Attorney denebel CIv1l Rlghts Dlvielon By : ETHEL Aa OLLIVIERRE 'Atorney Weatern Seotton Cc ; Records Chrono OllIvlerre Corree Unitt ex8; "a 1 ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== RECL: v 132 Qad Umolk dmd Oc} _ 81,19(28 Deoc Y: Boubudy 2s 9n so SmQw 5ochox qmoal #o-8Uu Nho AOuu? 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Jhe Depertmort 6f Jusilee done 0/ hayo avofloblo foe dlstribottoa tho Iafor etlon Yoo 78t quosted. Stneerely . Stephen J. Pollak Aslstant Attoraey' Gonore/ Clvll Rights Divielon cc} Rocords Chrono Gufletroz Cotres . Uoit 'y1 Gabriel A Gutierrez Attorroy Motord Sostioa 0 2 ' 6-6 ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== Form No_ AD-IA (Rev- 2-28-61) Howard Itz E-i (riioo Oc 1be139-19k9 fte lar 1 Woud appreciate gol Me any inf1 metim (statsh<s apeciaih) Cnce?ni 1] Juns ad accidewJal 5 uiilea tht ae (nvolvel in, 1 i Conile , I statistic S' mn tb reaion ) a/ton Rolt;Konnedy '5 5t4o21 Fisatafontt pagn be anm neld inqantby Suneev Howa ultz 1 6 6 . |> #il; NGsr Sirs; sena:n) mdens / deakhs and guns _ Msb Could tle slaviN. ratidd ViSu ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== T: 10/28//68 SJP{GAG} DJ iGciic-22 OEc; 3 Mge-Marllyr Anderoon 516 Stieet 3psing 1a18, Haseachugetta 01104 Dear Mie8 Apderson? Preatdent Johnbon hae Qbked &6 tD reply to letter: o8 Odtober_ 7, 1968, concerning Sirban Sfrben; Since the trzlal Lo curnently in Progre88 Lt would not be @ppropriata tor U9 to comment. at thiv time. Stncerely; STEPHEN J, EOLLAK AeaLatant Attorney General Civil Righte Diviazon; By} GABRIEL A, QTIERREZ Attorney Western Sectlon cc: Records Chrono Corres_ Unit Gutierrez BY 3 Op DEC 9 ~8 1 1964 youri. 0 nb (Ope/k X} ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== Form CVR-4za (Rev_ 5-16-68 ) CIVL RICHTS _DIVISION ) Assistant Attorney General ) First Assistent ) Second Assistant ) Executive Assistant ) Central Section Attorney ) Faster Section Attorney ) Northeastern Section Attorney ) Southern Section Attorney L) HesternSeetion #uEmez Attorney Other: RETURN TO: Correspondence Unit Editoriel Unit Section Docket Clerk INDEX TITLE : STATE CITY : COUNTY : CROSS REF REMARKS ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== Oexh 14 6 8 plx 423_ J @n4 Wiiae 1z , A Aaee 9 /4 ZezL Y_ZL+ ~Zx 3 Sx bre & yr I @A + 7D O6f < YLLZ 974 / QL Z "G& _7vr< Lh `zu KzZAn 4447 Zl-2[ AZJ @e12 /1962 En 953 @#e~ Stvc rhan Aozn X Iga8 ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== Dxen6 eZun fu On75 YJa hd hz66 6_ 42 4 GxZZ 9 8N4 ; L Lceee Lx K2i472 1969- Wsaz A Ika Gues Nd & 4. 9J , Abn e &a 7rx bzs Qub Y %~ G bx/ ya9 ZE-/_ cu ag Z-Eze sbnc6n2 Aes-_elal Q ahae Xue Mz 7 Emw / de Ilezr Z+l Srn nerfrchbu Ia &n*tK Jea df" 8 Osen~_ Mhevat ~ le& 7Y_ 7J4-Z ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== 6c 1 Pm 1 5 0cf ? Toc? (uexhxko pu_ Y 6ah376x , rS,[IJO 6a 6iLo @ 2 O2 ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== #iw Lr Oesdo 571 Cbtn zex Yp4&e _ ( RECEIVED RAO. Oct 1 5 1968 CORRLSPONDENLE UNIT ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== Form No. AD-71A #4-037-14/3 (Rev. 2-28-61) NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENCE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD. RECORDS ADMINISTRA TION OFFICE Gndusa Z6312 DEfAk:Rhekf ; XNST:cE 7 Oct 15 1968 1968" 2 R.A.@. D I? TIS_PIV hnnehm 0ct2 1= ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== T 11/5/68 Jse anazmjh {mar OEe 3,1988" DJ 166-120-1 Mre. Je Iazaneo' _ Jr 721 3rd Street Gilroy, @alifornia 95020 Deer: Mr Lagebeo Prealdent Johnoon has referred to , thfd Departuent your correspondence 9f Ootober 17 0 1968; The etrength' 02 %ur naflon 2tes fn" ito adharance to lew whlch Protaato the Indiviqual , There are nany cafez guarde In our Legel Rhich engure the_ Inalvidual the' tIme and aex486 to defend bimcelf egain3t erielnel chargeo. Samef Imea . it appeara Q4'If-fhia Io "protect= the crintal" but Ln feellfy, It I0 guaran- teelng bie treedong under the tnatitution: OrInea suoh aa murder Bre generally eIthin" the juriodiction 02 atare and local authoritfee and the Dopartnent of JuntLce had the authority to Intervene dnly In thoze Inetancea where the vIolation of Bom3. federal eriminel etatute L0 Indfeeted, When, thie 1 the Case thie Depertment det Indeed, Intervere fo eneui@ that juatioo I earrtea out . Yqur Interest In writing t expreto Your viens and ooncero 16 eppreoieted: Sinoerely; STEPHEN J. POLLAK Asblatent Attormey Gengral : cc ; Reco rds CIvil Rlghte D vIcfon Chrono Gutierrez Corres . 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The Honorable George W_ Milias Memper of the Assenbly , 22nd . 'bistrict, State Sacranento, eaBotoGalif. 95814. This letter is to bring something to your attention that has been on my" mind for a long time Because of your record locally and your rep- utation for pursuing something util results are obtained, 1 hope you wiii channel this correctly to maxinum results. Red tape I cannot cut-the channels open to you I do not but I have been writing letters The first was to Eric Sevareid who in Look Magazine last July had three articles about "America 15 Pointed in the Right Direction" or some similar title in the face of the senseless assassina- tion of Robert Kennedy" Another was to Walter Cronkite, who permitted Chicago "Boss= "1 Daley to alr his views over the network after the disaster that was the Democratic National Convention_ Then to Attorney-General Ransey Clark, when even President Johnson cried out"for God S us bave iiberty, but under the law" To Gov Reagan, asking that mJ^ [9keattt be properly forwarded addressed to Richard Nixon when he in Santa Clara; to Vice-Pres Humphrey and Edmund Muskie to Waverly = Minn_ as the campaign started. I have received one answer to al1 these-from Vice-Prese Humphrey_ The imediate subject is the punishment of the assasins of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy. Why the innumerable delays the careful protection of men caught with' smoking guns that commit the 'erimes? Were circumstantial evidence involved, where the suspect night be wrongfully convicted--but these, along with the killers of Medgar Evers, tee three civil rights workers buried under a construction site , the housewife Mrs , Liuso---all the murderers tried and released with no comparable death penalty. Wha t right has the man to live or even ask for a trial who mur- dered the 8 student nurses in cold blood? Under the repeated circumstance of release of these criminals due to al1 the loopholes and technicalities to be found in the law, justice is SO seldome done these days in the level crimes tbat Teal justice is becom- ing the travesty of our time. Delays_ protection of the criminal loopholes--these are bad enough, but how much greater-compounded is the "di3grac8 of solution when the criminal is remanded to psychietrists-declared incompetent ufit, insane- some excuse but 80 effectives to_get them off for rehabili lation: Our latest in the : California courts are the two who killed 3 in 3 states, left Susan Bartolome for dead;: but she Is go1ng thru 1fe without speech and ted31y (B8-18-384 Now one of these flends 1s called a "mental miniula" 6 Today 9 the other 8 sordid background 18 gupposed to hig_g41lt? Giroly, Sit, get have , Spoke top ================================================== Page 18 ================================================== The insanity- or mental defective bit is the worst of al1 and oddly enough continues to our wholehearted cooperation in the courts Our society" could become saturated with these whom the optimists Wish to rehabilitate. If statistics were Inown, how many of these from Tepists to are released for a second chance which only 'turns into the opportunity repeat the offenGe-often more savagely than the first time? in our society , do the courts permit the lives of these deviates to be_So carefully treated ? How leng would it have taken justice" to be done thru regular channels if the peculiar, cancer-ridden little man who did not care about hinsei} had not shot Lee Harvey' Oswala? And what would the yerdict have been? None of the loopholes can be plugged at federal level--it is the responsibility of the states. But" always with S0 much time to take the edge off of our anger and hatred--to insist on a fair ilapsiai when in my estimation no' trial is deserved-~meanwhile the murdered ones are gone , and the maimed are left to struggle thru ilfe Are Martin Luther and Robert Kennedy important enough to our society for justice to be done, at least in these cases, or are they to be let g0 scot free or with some insignificant sentence? What becane of the way some countries still handle it--punishment fits the crime, and it 1s carried out in kind? We just might have a far less permissive society if the culprits Inew that their lives would be forfeited exactly as thexkilled or_mained_ their victims. The idea woula be realistically effective , it 1s not sadistic_ The for the average citizen, Mr _ Milias_ is frustration-which seems: to be the; only recourse after the ' dismay, Shooki and helplessness engendered by these acts _ We are always hopeful, awaiting a change of administration, etc, ad infini tun. wait to what end? Certainly not to have our feeltngs compounded by the '#ladequacies of laws or the inactivity 0f officialdom which seems to harbor , even nurture the contan- inating criminals rather than eliminating them How is our best interest servea when we cater to the criminals rather than elininating them? How many more postponenents will Sirhan get--along full news coverage WIth pictures which maintains that the trial was postponed in order not to lock the jurors up over the_holidays--since June 6 Does not the frustrated ci Mr. Milias, have a right to ask: Ii how long, Lord _ how long;, before the courts will elininate a11 the delays that favor 'the cri- minaka life in order to_dispense_punishment as fast and as final as_ the death or_ meining_that comes Eo Ehose attacked? Questions I have, but answers I do not get_until We read again that another of these misfits has not been seitencedtvo dea th as they shoula be' Where could my" letter be sent to be most @ffective? Who 19 the gover- nor of Tennessee-the state in whose custody we find James Earle 9 who probably will be released for_ laok_of_evidence as are most of the crimes against 348e38e;; What hetv81e3,8, can do {bcatt pleaga 18 YXIngf3;c88 Ietter earecitegince Ttato 10 9 woula you attention also? Verytruly yours, Oaiys ADys _ (Mrs , Joe Kazaneo , Jr. get arderersto Why King word) als0xe yet? tizen, Uh , yet Ray ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== CANDIDATE NIXONNoT ol he' 'oain m and Qrdeet Om inq +ofe Dangeroua C c country By TOM WICKER The New York Times Duing a recent Richard In many localities , edlucation- Nixon rally at the Pacific al requirements are rising: In Auditorium in Santa Monica, Multnomah County, Oregon, Iocal policemen began urgent- which is mostly city of ly pushing along_ a group of Portland, deputy sheriffs' now haired picketers must have a degree ered outside. Whereupon these In the past three years, more members of the witty and than twice as many states sassy Y 0 u n g e r generation have made available college dumbfounded them by setting courses in police sciences, and up the chant: more than twice as many af {'Raise p 0lic e salaries! these coulses Dow exist Raise salaries 1>> The cops can hardly rough up anybody demonstrating for that kind of goal and, in fact, the picketers were a bebter point than the presiden- tial candidate who was orat- ing inside the packed hall. Everywhere Nixon goes, he is calling for strict law enforce- ment and p 0 m i s i n g that leadership and a new attorney general" will put a stop to crime which pre- sumably, includes street dem- onstrations and riots PROBLEM Nixon is even proclaiming himself an expert in this area, but for a man who believes himself about to become Presidenit; he really is taking dangerous political ad- vantage of" the country's un- RICHARD NIXON doubted concern about crime Dangerous Advantage in the streets'= and sJaw and which means at ieast twice a8 order. The net effect of his many professionally trained campaign could be to present policemen him and his prospective new In, the same general period; administration with a far Justice Department officials more serious problem than believe, far more effective the ove Nixon speaks about so police leadership at the top forcefully and which is, to has developed, at least in some extent, imaginary the major cities , The social In Denver , on Sept. 25 , as upheavals and urban disor- an example, he said that in ders of recent years have Washington; D. C,, apbus driv- forced mayors ad police ers have to carry weapons commissioners to face up to In fact; District of Columbia their problems and to take law specifically p I 0 hib its intelligent steps to analyze them from S0, and the and deal with D. C; Transit Company says it wold fire any driver who did. EASIER Thus_ as many Nixon relentlessly tells his high-ranking police and Jus- audiences that crime" has tice "tment officials see risen nine times the popula- it coping with "crime in the tion increase ad three times streets" is going to become as fast as it did in the easier in the run but Eisenhower administration. coping with policemen may Whate v e r statistical basis become harder in the short there may be for these asser- run_ The political climate en- tions are obviously too courages some police forces to slick, because crime statistics, strain civil authority, and at best, are inaccurate_ in- causes political leaders to be complete and often mislead- hesitant or ineffective in res- ing_ and cannot be employed training Policemen ob- honestly in such generalities viously the law into their own hands, in (a GENERALITTES Nixon of- number oE indictments ` will: fers some other vague gener- stem from current ,investiga-_ alities to suggest that he also tions) are followed, predicta- would do something about the bly enough, by off-duty poliee- S 0 € j a conditionis in which men beating up black mili- crime flourishes, but his pri- tants in New York mary emphasis always is on It is this political ` climate tough law enforcement_ It is that Nixon's tough talk helps seldom o the improvement of to create although the rabid personnel, techniques, George Wallace ad any num- working conditions and under- ber ' Of local_ demagogues are standing, al of which have to far worse. Nevertheless, Nix- precede any really effective on clearly risks making such jaw enforcement_ a point of 'getting tough'' that Ironically, this comes at a his election will be inberpreted time when real progress in by , every heavy handed: improving American p 0 ]i c e policeman in the country a8 a work is made, somie of iicense to beat up somebody it under impressive Iead- probably somebody poor ership of the one official black or young, and prefera- Nixon never fails to attack bly all three, Att0 rn e y General Ramsey Nixon would be entitled to- Clark The Iaw Enforcement replace Clark but if he should Assistance Act that Clark do so with a hard-liner, and nursed through C 0 n g re $ $ thien follow that by substitut- promises even further im- ing tough cops for President provements. Johnson 's excellent appoint- For example, starting sala- ments to the new Law En- ries for the police in some forcement Assistance Agency major cities have edged into everybody had better get a the $8,000 to $10,000 bracket. helmet_ ALaw Taude 4 the college long gath- police making {new been doing them_ Depart long they them taking Chicago City. police being the ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== Ig their infants: But carrols juice, bananas, spinach pes; hin the law. Insteadgand orange juice That's all. NofPe hsh"s checkpanents I holdkmilk, eggs nothing: My son-(tid 2 'Scheck; ana erely in-law seems SO 'knowledgeable ' their indis sions |of health 'food literature, butldi f these two helpless have five babies, too. rs and think of hOw youl I asking YOu is a diet such act: as above sufficient for growing] Dr. Steincrobn: (Please children? had not gained bet ny English I was bornkan ounce in months. 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OUJslli Tip ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== Calfornia Coe Defegsez 4t Rpqpon Tangle MMane, Braun Not Retarded By RICK CARROLL Mercury Staff Writer Tom Braun is not insane anc Gene Maine is not mentallg retarded in the opinion Dr . Walter Rapaport, former state director of mental hygiene He testified Wednesday as rebuttal witness on the 3lst dag of the murder-rape-kidnap tria of the two Washington teen agers. EIfound no distorted mental condition or mental illness in Braun; the doctor said, add that both Braun and Maine had, and still have, the ability to deliberate premedi- Etate and harbor malice. Dr. Rapaport 's opinio sparked a white-hot verbal bat tie' which brought a stern repri mand to the 73-year-old doctor and defense counsel Merle Or chard from Judge Joseph Kelly. The argument Over the method the doctor used arrive at his conclusion whicl all but ripped to shreds th defense curtain of inganity. 'My opinion is based entire- ly 0n my examination; Dr _ Ra pa p ort said. The exmination 'involved questions and answers which the doctor said he in terpreted by drawing on his 46 years of experience in psycbiatry. The exmination showed Brau is not a schizophrenic, he said but a sociopath: didn't give Braun an_ psychological tests?" inquirec Orchard; {That's correct; 2} Dr_ port said:' He found 'no reason" to giv any psychological te s t s Braun; he said. (6 'My_diagnosis _ is based en tirely on my examination ghowed no pSychltzic dsorders (Concluded on Page 2, Col. 3) ing _ erupted sYou Rapa ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== Accord: Washington Post nd The Soviets inflated the trea Ied (signing into 2 massive cerem 2s-Inial affair. A large delegatic hhe/headed by Premier Alexei K helsygin, flew to Prague Wedne in-Iday afternoon for the formal wolties. With him were Forei= Minister Andrei Gromyko, D tffense Minister Vassily Kuzne ite/sov, who had done much of th he/spade work of negotiations hert the They , were . joined by no fewe Jic|than 15 Soviet generals: cu- Significantly , n e it he r Cz os-|choslovak President Ludv i ifi- (Syoboda or Community Part nlylleader Alexander Dubcek gree ingled the delegation at the airpor wilnor were any Soviet flags flow ext (there. Informed sources said th a t m 0 $s p h er e was "cool thefthroughout: ser But later , the group wa aw (received by Svoboda at the nd, president's residence_ Aradcany be/Castle. Thereupon, the signing oflof the treaty, negotiated piece} meal over several weeks ans Ja-Imade final Tuesday in Moscov 50, bv Czechoslovak Prime Ministe ar Oldrich Cernik, was _ signed on Ithe spacious Cernin Palace; th office of the foreign minister. or From the Soviet side, the purpose of the exercise was obviouslv, to a purported stamp of on the invasion of Czechoslovakia on 20-21 and to force the victims into public acknowledgement of the legitimacy of what was 'patently an illegal foreign invasion. Hence the treaty , negotiated quite ]i t e r a ]ly at gunpoint_ Somewhere between 250,00 ancd 600,000 Russian troops are now in occupation: Whatever troops will remain will merelv serve as a reminder of the reality of Soviet intention of[not: to iet Czechoslovakia get of the Kremlin reservation again] eselas it had , or threatened to hed (during the eight months ch [D u b € e k 's liberalization pro thel fid/gram: ffi- ap ven Geneticists' jon re ity Will Share tch ght Nobel Prize (Continued from 1) EE to its' structure" in 1981 and with and Dr: E "proving its structure in detail, The winners share 8 cash award equivalent to cna -a alc ttay put legality Aug:_ Page key Holley Khorana a b 0 0 u - ================================================== Page 23 ================================================== Wba 34GFank" Cue , Doctor Tangle (Continued from Page 1) no_mental_illness no iIness; The doctor. said, Orchard asked if the thought was normal: {4 dont think .he was in {normal range; 'or be wouldet pe out . shooting, robbing &d raping people; (He is not normal; what he did was not normal } cWhy' Orchard asked _ "did hedll? Dyou kow why?r "Yes: I know why the dodtor answered, " because_he_enicved: SHe stole the cars becarse Khe wanted a new car_ He sot the boy because he wanted to 'get te girl, He: wanted the girl for sexual intercourse: He: tried to' kill tbe girl_because she knew all about him anhe wanted: to get her_out of tbe way: {That $ what Know. Dkats lfrom ' him -and_confirmed Dr: Rapaport went on: "He: does ` what he wanse;to) because he wanted pleasure; God_ o: the_devil didn't ader] him todo #, He dduzsue ot the fact heknows itS wron {'He's sociopath the ector (said, ( and if_a sociopath dces it once_he do it again: HHe_bragged @bout_it;" Dr (Rapaport Said ~Now wait just a: miute; ' interrupted Orchard: failed to recqrnize remorse_ jsn t that closer to thee trqth?" he asked the doctor_ t That's correct" Dr. Rajaport said: "Are YOu-saying you re never in your diagnosise;' Or lczg3 asked_ The doctor exploded_ sTPll gamble . everythin got against a dime theress noth ing jn the record about tlt; he shouted Are you never wrongr' Or chard asked ZiSeverel+ limes Ive been wrong} the doctor adding bowe report Orehard; tquc by sa1 port Teaches a C0 n € jusjon" ihere's , not much ;use' in Geeding:- #lhat s not true; shauied the kgucsankkeoct eloctoalled a halt to the verbal tiff ; "Tve sat here mough; (he/said, elet's get badk to the case Asked ` if he knew what the term pseudo: psyehhopath" meant, the doctor redcted in scorn and said, (Tv never that word_ (Braun the day beore had been escribed by psycholo gist as a pseudo psychopath Orchard produced &' copy 0I kpiagaostic a nd Satistical Manual of Mental Diorders"` and started to read ' Ile defini- tion of the term: cThats :not: Bible;) the doctor interrupted: Anyone ' who'd aoopt it as Bible is out of bis head; he' said. (To say he (Brann) is pseudo Iwill agrexcwth that. He has false front_ The doctor was handed the manual published by le Ameri- can Psychiatric Assa' He read the definition of the tem 'That s the first time Tve ever seen' that; he spiffed. But: Dr: Rapaport Held to his diagnosis of Braun & a, socio defined the cord as; A person who mderstands what behavior IS 'md is: not acceptable to society one reason or amther commit wrongful ad to bring anid pleasure toprove that he is able to do something 'and get away with it ' without; the presenice_ of mentaily iII con-:_ 'cepts_ Braun, he insisted, iS not; mentally i_ Earlier; under cross examination by Johm Poulos; 'the doctor:' nearly: provetl himself good defense witness "Is Maine the typa of person= who woud: take Qun and kill someone?" Poulos asked ~SIn .my opinion he not: uSe gun to stoot anyone for . any , purpose , He has the potential to shoot someone that .everyone . has but Qot, the_propensity: 'Lthink he has _2W inadequate personality but hetS not_mental retarded the doctor said Maine he said, Jas the ability to deliberate, premeditate and] harbor malice_ Lu.aiha1 jeteuses Law doeior Braun (You {spoe pro long and path and profit would ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== ercM 61-1968 1968 M Ntollo Sritls Past 3 {SPACE CENTER K(opi)" Apolio 7 soa1 second half 'of its trail-pl test forza trip to the moon more half: : o its 80 already fulfilled: Wednes night; Iastronauts Walter Schim Donn_Eisele _and ' Walt hn ningham hadito: loringalticn 7back to earth said' it: woud; have: acCt is plished; more than 75 per ce k of its: intendend' tests:: Id 'A: Christmastime trip' to # re; moon by Apollo: & was S; foregone conclusion" if Apo successfully : completes Its ink #flight; the At 9408 pm: EDT; Apollo we passed : the halfway: point in she /260 hour; 10-minute: miss from liftoif Jast; Sykslando oceaz;t Tuesday ir$ Atlantic Ocean: af The spacecraft's Sixth dar Ilykorbit around earth: featured trip ,over the eye o Hurric "ut(Gladys near Cuba which threaten its planned return earth a half-second pburp " elits 21,000-pound-thrust rodl a and: anather telecast: The astronauts; and Sp ur lofficials at_ Cape_Kennedys k wary eye on the progress On,|the hurricane_ nto| When the storm first: ing peared, Schirra suggested The the| ground ]controllers tbat t might . have to " bail ' out who boat' meored in Galveston B near here; asb ling naut Ron Evans in say, told: Schirra #be: `advised: eke- Gladys we're not sure whetk ver'. to move your boat or to mo your- (Apollo) poj ason vith There are 'several: &back- and |recovery areas where xon (astronauts could come dow be/both the Atlantic nd Pac should Gladys: bar: them fr the prime; area: Officials: Cape: Kenn were concerned for tbe sad of _ the ' huge Saturn_ 5_ roc which will power"' Apollo & in' December: They were Nix make decisior Thursday 1Son whether to move it back to thelassembly building to escape f 1ved |storm's .winds: The major _ gripe , from astronauts Wednesday C4q cerned their food. {This _ high calorie ~stut lefcunnhighan complained Midpoint than now, ealn (day _ Friday not | WednesdaY Housi sver| landing yet " ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== Cuz Mhal SPECIAL DELIVERY HR DAY8 RETURN To 10c MaIL 0S_ E SPECIAL DELIVERY ocr 18] 3 30)# U5 Xttcot9ozo 25980 POSTAGE Zip CODI Zhuuhunally {ndsz 88h,o, IHRey Hi 4 ) 22.z1j0 46O M S84c48 Ka Tnaae (aaRgon 5 8.C . D@ YvV - Ro Y Q& ') ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== 741T61 FIoo; 3a 'Noionifisvn: NOIJ3IZ :*Jar { k' 9 ?C:' 6T L3o 0:22374 2 2 4 LiIiI TsDz? 0 0 1 5 8 WILs 1 ================================================== Page 27 ================================================== tT: 10/28/68 DjP XSAia21r t@AG: .Ocl 3 1969 T Ja 0 RenErpe [212 "Jrd:Avenue Inmokeplee, Eordda 98934 Dear Benfroet Tle 10 in reply to Your letter pobtmarkied Ootopar 1968 , conceritng a previoua correspondence t0,thi6 . 0ffLde_ 0 Pleade 'coept qurapology Eor any mtaunderetanding. 8fnceraly, BTE04, J POLLAK ~8iir Attorney General Rlghta Dlvielon GABEiL A, UUIERaIZ Attorney Hentern GectLon CC: Records Chrono Corres Unit Gubterrez FF IJB BY On DEC 17, _ 8 21+ xb (%/e1 kpl; ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 Addrcee Rcply t0 the Divieion Indicated and Refer to Initiol and Number SJP: GAG:mj:vrb DJ: 166-12C-1 Oct 1 Mr = J . C. Renfroe Citra Route #l2 Box 1lO-B Gainesville, Florida 3260 1 Dear Mr _ Renfroe: President Johnson has referred to this Department your correspondence dated June 26, We apologize for the delay in responding. Please be advised that your views have been noted Your interest in Writing to express your views is appreciated_ T Sincerely , [EPARTMENT 0f' JUSTICE , STEPHEN J POLLAK Assistant Attorney Generall7 OCT 23 |968 Civil Rights Division RA.0. 5 By: a8.Qona9 DIV: Attorney Western Section nY_xend Esttucxe ~uEkJla - (9 Vkrety "Erkx Qeblx / 26,.8D seH 41968 1968 . duly Giv; RIGHTS ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== R 1 0 Dit = 3 8 Aul 12 /3 - ~blis`Y= Addhn_ 3k-~ Ce Qikta Zaaitab-poth5~ (R,SsbyuaAtingy Hsn @U. Aiv Azu Atom } 8 OCT ?} b~PM 1968 2343? OGoeaX Auv ~AA ArnaP- ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== J65 _ I2e_ | l Ehz Jum JL ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== SUN-SENTINEL, October_21, 4968 VIEWED EDITORIALLY Pause In Vietnam Another Communist Millions of Americans undoubt- dent 'terms for edly will be cheered by the im- Vietnam. suspended war in pending prospects of a halt in Vietnam Some will There was 8 in Korea, fully assume the war could but it has been ignored by our to a haisumithheo moreoaldericad leaders. Communists do not expect fighting and dying Others will uS to conquer them and place their delight that their peacenik move- territory under military occupa- ment will have won its point and tion. But do know that we will now there will be no more destruc- attempt to negotiate a peace and tion down on their left will be tolerant almost beyond friends in North Vietnam _ human endurance to that end But there are those, The hundreds of meetings be- us, who look with considerable tween the truce teams at Panmun- trepidation upon the jom, some of which amounted to proposed bombing more than entering the cessation, even if it room Of the peace hut in the De- would hav e the militarized Zone and glaring in bonus of warring on silence across the table, set the a smaller scale. pattern of the political in The reason for such a no-win policy: concern is that once The pattern also includes .the again the mighty divided nation, as in Korea and in United States would Vietnam; the Demilitarized Zone be losing a war, MULLEN repeatedly violated by the Com- a waste of the some 25,000 munists, and the terrorist attacks men killed_ the tens of thousands in territory under our jurisdiction, more wounded, and the $1OO billion not to forget the calculated provo- invested to ensure the freedom of cations such as the USS Pueblo. the South Vietnamese, who of Our in Vietnam, we course, truly would not be free is one more Lilliputian strand to from the threat of Hanoi, hold us prone against Communist t salami-style worid aggression_ IN THE EVENT anybody has dowff Mtabref-wu "mnnary-and forgot, we lost the war in Korea. economic commitments_ We didn't win it, as could have Our presence is required in Laud been accomplished, we lost it by Western Europe because of the being pinned down in a stalemated Russian threat: Editor: The Sun-Senti armistice that requires our mili- On Oct_ 8 a bac tary presence in South Korea: We Florinada Road and lost; because we did not crush WE ARE LOCKED in West Myceliaind onesoi ouri Communist aggression as we had Berlin because there has been no to be of whatever promised. formal settlement of World War II accident investigation Instead, our national political Once because of a Com- The capable and ef officers should not go leadership arranged a humiliating munist-divided nation, Germany. they had applied & pre accommodation with & bush league And Cuba is poised at a shaft victim and splinted th Communist outpost that stripped aimed at our underbelly and the assisted the ambulanc us naked of our integrity before Western Hemisphere. ended hopeatieg EcRicer the world_ Thus, it must follow to wonder and training that And now: the Communists are adequate accident nearing repetition of the degrada- where the next pressure point will commend then emerge. tion by luring us into another rap prochement in Vietnam. From the Perhaps it may be in the Middle outset; Ho Chi Minh set the terms East: Or in Africa. Possibly in a for our further discomfiture: end new confrontation in West Berlin all bombing and include the Viet over closing the Autobahn; or at in the truce negotiations in The Wall. Editor: The the form of the National Liberation Maybe the thrust will be in Would Front_ Panama. But it coukd be in Thai- atiog to As much a8 anybody else, we land to consolidate Southeast Asia Aid Res want to see the fighting end We, for the Reds with Burma, Sumatra Maj too, yearn for days of peace when or Indonesia in the line of march our young men can have normal for Communist attack_ lives and our country can go about Any of these can be the cost of its business in science and educa- an uneasy peace in Vietnam, as tion and improving the lot of the that war was the price we for less fortunate: our failure in South Korea. Edita Collin HOWEVER, such desires are to Issb+ AMzlk fine be thwarted or retarded by the evi- state_ 6 realm end Collin The Demise Of The Amqteur Gurne before And The Olympian Farce Cbiliq his RG . ~Olympic standards must netes gressors against Czechoslo cand rook for outside subst vakia_ der to their Mr: Brundage be" sporl profes- comes andrdeclares Sronals but to that politics nave retend: sports amateurs wiot repr; Mondaxi_ Bombing Victory bombing lesson hope- boys they raining wing including nothing strategy making Vie destiny fear, belp again Cong paid_ takint Congre cOnedenid_Menb practice ~8bbence hypocrittcallyos d~7 but ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== SUN-SENTINEL, Mondax-Oetober 24, 1968 SA eek Disaster Aid After Gladys Jage in the that figures did not in- Marion: cient quantity He said the with the clude the East Coast areas Lloyd Hagaman, an aide to request would 'go to Price Round ' St. where the storm made its Gov_ Kirk who toured the Daniel, the director of the dest hit exit_ areas Saturday, said the state Federal Office of Emergency was 84 Heaviest damage was Te probably will apply for (eder- Planning in Washington; private ported in Pinellas, Hillsbor- al disaster area funds after the aid would be in the form Ilion to ough, Pasco, Hernando, Cit- all the damage figures are in of low-interest;, small-business added rus, Sarasota, Manatee and "and it proves to be of suffi- loans and farm-home loans_ ANKRUPTCY STOCK SALE il Never See Bargains Like This Again! 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Pi #tMTNRLO " (ARlawt#vAL "235 ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== DNT Q 0 Department of State TELEGRAM 0p KIMITeD; QFEICIAL' USE 569 RaBE: 0 | STATE; 251743 86 ORIGIN NBA, 15 INFO EUR; |5vSS 25'Nsc' !0vLiCEo h: 02vR' 04,ugiA 12,INR' 07,CiAE' @@,NSA 026 Sy' 931vb 62,8C4 02'@u8 D2 RbCi @i,/j051 R: DRAETED BY NEA/ARP'JnGATcH' j048768 ApPROvED BY NEA /ARP WILLiam 00 BREWER EQR/BMI MRb WILGiaM: WALLEE 078999 R 0820382 oct 68_ FM SEcstGte' WASHDC' To_ AMEMEES8Y' LONDON LIMITED 0EFICIALi VSE STTE 384743 REF" AmMan*8: 6276 iRFtD LONdoNi s4bJECIi BigHARA, SIRHAN; EMBAsSY BhouLdl ENEoRMI FOrEign %EF !8E1.0E BIRHAN"'8: PLANNED Vistt TQi JuLFi STATEE) KgFZENBACHI ZS- 725 @EPAKTANEo} JF juSTIce 10 OCT 9.1968 8 M RA.O, IJ 8 CV RCHEDM DX On DEC 4 1968 OcTi HIMITEd! @fficiai' Ube' 1 } 1 STATB8 5 ~1868 ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== Q Department of State TELEGRAM 0p KIMITED} @FEicIAL: use' 569 Pabe 0 | STATE; 251743. 85 ORIGIN NEA_ 15' INFo EUR' 15,88. 25,NsC' [0,4' QBbH: 02v@ 04,u8iA, 12,INR @7,ciAE' NSA 02 93bvo 8CA 02,Jus Je'RECi 0i,/i05: Ri DRAETED By NEA/ARP_JNGATcH j04/68 AepROvEd: By NEA / WILLiam Do . 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M: Rudolph 4162 Birchwood Drive, So _ Liverpool, Nev York 13088 Deer Mr. Rudolph: Thts Is In reply to your correapondence of October 7, 1968 , coneerning the trfel of the alleged slayer Of Senator Robert F. Kennedy $ Sirhan B Sirhen. A8 you know, the confinement Of nitnesses 18 both for thelr Own} protection and to ensure that the Judictel proce8ees @ay be properly carried out Altbough this 18 an InconvenLence for tbe perbong Involved, It 18 often necegaary _ 4 cttizen 8 deblre to provIde InforwatIon ne poseessea In of pereonal inconvenLence Ls 0f great inportance to Qur Juaiclal syatem. As for the freguent pontponenent Of triale, thfs 18 al8o 0 method of eneuring JubtLce - If an attorey bae g0od calbe in the eyes Of the court for postponenent , 16 18 granted wItb the tiew that JustIce nay dore properly be cerrled out_ The' objectlve of the court In Buch cabeb 19 to enable 4ll perbona falr treatment under due procees of lew 7 Your tntereet In writing to expre88 ` your vIewe 10 apprecLeted . 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