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Althougb the Prouident can not perbonally andver 4ll correbpondenco addronsod Fo hlm he appreoLetee your takIne the tIme to wrIte hlm _ Tbe 8tato Of Calffornia has Indfoted S1rnan Sirhan for the wurder of Senetor Konnady and 16 presenbly Aolding hLm Jn che Los Angeloo Court House wore bo 16 aveIting dIopoalelon 00 the ohargeo . $ 81neeroly , STEPHEN J . POLLAX Asglstant Attorney General C1v1l RLeh6s DLviclon Cc : Records Chrono Gutlerrez Correb , Unit QABRIEL 4. QUTIERREZ attordoy Vantorn Sectlon F | ! D BY TTJ B Or NZV 8 10 "8 7og [uzs By : ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== RECD 0CT 5 1 %^ hu Quuu ( Route 2 FFullx? 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ROOSEVELT 1568 ( Puidin &. 1,& 6,.^ w ' h;te %os". % ,{un '6, K_ G 67, 1J0 Ston [ €<-(2C_ ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== T 10/26/68 EP Xarie-ivr DT Oel 3 1968 Kr = Rene -Iaplanto 4815 Lavrence 8trcet_ Alexandrla, Virglaia 22309 Doer 'Mr , FAPlantet mls J6 In reply to Jour_eqrrebpondence Of betober 4, 1968,' conceraing MArhan Strbtn; He A1a mc Jou '&IB anare tnat BIrhan ' gLrhan L8 1n tbo 'cuatonoOr tba' gtato Qf: CallfOrRle 8Lnco thts Extter Mo tad4la the' JurtedLctim Or tno State thte Dopirntrent 10 Ueaout authority to takb Aay 00 Mon; Ancerely , 8w#' J. PLLAR Acdietaat Atcortay_@eporal G1vu} Rlthtr Dlvteion By} QABRIEL A, OUTIEz Attornoy Voptorp Bection cc ; Recorde Carono Guterrez Corree Unlt 3 ()a DEC 9 pln [/0/s1/6s 1968 Pta J [2 _7 ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== 4815 Lawrence Street Alexandria Va_ 22309 4 October 1968 Department of Justice Constitution Avenue Between 9th & loth Streets, N.W Washington _ 1 D. C . Gentlemen: I believe that the American public have a right to know why the trial of Sirhan Sirhan 1 the alleged murderer of Senator Robert Kennedy, has been delayed for sO longa The latest word is that an agreement has been made between the lawyers and judges involved to delay the trial until next year' It is just this sort of thing that has all decent law abiding Americans worried and deeply disturbed about the multitude of ways the laws as now exist serve to protect a person arrested for a crime , while failing to protect the public at large. Another example of how criminals are benefi from the law while the citizenry must suffer from it stems from the sO-called Bail Bond Reform Act of 1966. While it be said that a person arrested for a crime is innocent until proven guilty, it must also be realized that persons arrested for serious felonies may be a danger to the public _ and should in the name of God be kept in jail until brought to trial Then if he is found innocent he could be reimbursed. The key to both of the above mentioned problems is a swift trial Without swift justice we will never have "law and order" in this country. I trust you will reply to this letter in the future _ "7872f4tu7&: [66 -120 - ( Mr Rere Ia Plante Zbb /2C Hder; t OcT 1968 RA.O. RlGjTS they ting may ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== Mr . Ra Ia Plante 4815 Lawrence St . Alexandria , Va, 22309 AM 9 ct" ] 1263 Department of Justice Constitution Avenue, Between 9th and lOth Streets, N.W . Washington, D. C. 1 6 ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== T: 9 68 SJP:CAG:njavrb N: 166-12c-1 0J C Bentter Cltra Boute #2 Bax 49-B 0ci 14 Calbeovtlle; FlaIde 3260 ( Dear Kr: Renfroe: Ereeldent Jobnaop' has rerered ta thio Drrartrnt Jpt coziettondence dated Juna 26, 1968,' Ve aplogte for to dalyy Au rrp Atng:' Please be advleed that Jeur vora buva bean du}y noted. Yow Intereet L9 v1tLng to Orcee sou Vlera JB appraetetod . Stnoately, B0YEnN J , PLIAK Nalatant' Mtervey Gencral Clvtl Rletta:Dvtetea By: GARIt A._GVMTERREZ Attarny Weatern' Sectlon CC "Records {ol ! Chrono Gutlerrez Corres . Unlt EF 1B (Jr Nov 2 368 1968 Rl (v-t ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== Form No. AD-71 (Rev. 2-28_ 61) NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENCE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD. 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Williem C. Fosnacht 835 Pishburn Road Hershey , Bepnsylvania 17033 Dear Mr _ Fosnacht: In teply to your letter of August 22 I am encl osing_copies- of: the only public statements_ we have regarding tke death of Senator Robert F Kennedy . Sincerely, Cliff Sessions DIrector of Public Information HDS RKYCS :dj Ez. : 12 1n08 CC: Files ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== AM C. FOsNACHT FISHBURN ROAD HERSHEY, PA- 17033 August 22, 1968 Honorable Cliff Sesgions, Special Agsigtant U,S, Department of Jugtice Office of the Attorney General Weshington, D,C. 20530 I am just wri to thank you for your letter of August Lst regretting not being able to supply state ments by Justice Department officials eulogi the Late Senator Robert Kennedy on 8th. if you could, would you please send me copies of the Attorney General 9: public statements: concern- 1 the Senator S as= sassination; especially &ny with information pertaining to any tice Department assistance to the Angeles authorities in their investigation of the agsasgination., Thank you very much for your cooperation. erely William Eoanaon-fb 0 ) 6 6 - /J < - 0 k The Dear; Sir: ting zing June So, ing Jus- Los Sinc Wl ================================================== Page 16 ================================================== Willia Co Fognacht U.S.POSTAGE 6c 835 Fishburn hoad Hershey, Pennsylvania 17033 PRA 'AUC 22 FoR PEAUE TRZ ROOSEVELZ 7377 Honoreble Cliff Sessions, Special Aggistant U. S . Department of Justice Office of the Attorney General W aghington, D.C. 20530 ~SHE,, /: 8 The ================================================== Page 17 ================================================== T: 10/9/68 SJP:l8: Dl66-12C-1 Lonorabl Abrahad RIbIcaft polecd ' stataa senete Herblegtoa, D, C, 20510 8 Doar Sonator RibLcoff: Zata 14 I0 roply to Yout Aomoruide O2 Angput 1968 ede1 e5Ipg Oor} 6 lolet # Yartto 3 Mooke 001 Eundan , cannectteot epolotirt Tor delty. 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C, 3Eet t t Augusk 14 19.8 Respectfully referred to Congressional Liaison Department of Justice Washington D.C ^ Attached is a copy of a leter from Mr . M.S . Meeks of Hamden , Conn regarding punishment 02 the assassin of Sen Kenned_ . A report woula be appreciaied 7LT,78 jusrice| JR @os;Nsnt R i 10 Aug 15/1968 4:, CIV hn U, $ $ U: 0. GOVERNKENT PRIMTING Office 16 46102-4 DIVS' RIGHTS Kunco ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== ; 013 T70t KiL 3 3ea Jewaza RLuf ~3:-, 1 heavJ ~7G 4 !ntat #tel &cbelef 2 n25 1w ulicl 47k + H cfeet 76- 1 1' Il~ c Se Ke-epy v iict 0< chavqecl + 7t Fi 2xk0f _f 1is Cv.0 (alleye/, -f &~se) bezedje FL LLM; MZ Wae AEmfi abo,t 2vi84c [ 6i~ 1 (pn14.k4kn). 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Heacock; President Jobnaon hes referred to thie Dpartnent your "correrpondence of Auguet 1968, concerning the asdabsinatLone 6f Precident John R, Kennedy Reverend Mertin Luther and Senator Robert Ba Kenbedy He bava giVen careful coneideration to tbe Infor wation you' beve furniabed; botsever, the' circunstancee You deseribe d0 not provide 8 baoic for' action By tbio Dpartaent_ mhe Prebtdent @ppreclatee your Intereet *6 writing to exprerr your vioro Sincerely, STEPHZN J POLLAK Netetant Attorney Ceneral GIet1 Rigbts DLvieion By: CADRIE Aa CUTIERREZ 094 Hestatsozection Enclosures Cc : Records Chrono Gutierrez Corre8 _ Unit BY IJ 8 Ca OCT 17 958 1968, 8 - U OcT9 1l, King Np iolaf6? (6-16 ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== HEACOCK, Amqs E. BKS. (Manuscript) PRES 2774 7Oth Street, .S. E. L ssassinations of the MercerTela Jd, Washington ndustrial State" 98040 the sender. Asks the Presidenr 8 help s0 that he can have a chance to make the causeof martyrs John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy live as living mem- orials. (or as a living memorial) REC'D:8-13-68 BY: Mail ACK'D: Ltr. DISPOSITION: CORRES _ SECTION ThruDATE: 8-13-68 Mary Simon Category # 3 16-71780-2 oPo By gfl ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== August 11, 1968 FE4632-145 TDc 122 Tho Honorable Lyndon B. Jobngon Prosident of tho Unitod Statos, Tbo Whito Houte, Neshington, D: C, Doar Hr. Prejident Y eonsciendo impollb mo to OrY out to my President and-tbo , electerate egainst tho ovilost conspiraoy our country has ever facad. Thio i8 8 conspiraoy to continue to control tho military- industrial-political polioy &f our denooracy after tho 1968 elec_ tions by moano of pelltical axpleitation @f tho essa81nations of Dr. Martin Luthor King Jr. and Robert R, Kennedy . This oenspiracy fdLlon tho guccogaful conspiracy to ess2seinate Progident John F. Konnedy beforo the 196h4 elections to protect tho aas1med prerogativo of tho Complex-tontrolled Central Intelligence Ageney against Presidential opposition to make foreign pelcy by it? rolo of provorateur in U, S. military operations and foreign governent coups. Before those otatements aro 08Aed Rreposterous, I hasten to ed that this conspiracy i8 profog8ionalLy rated # 50% probebility of being corroot and 503 probebt ity of being incorroct or Qpe chanco out Qf two of boing corroct. On tho other hand, the gov_ ernmont !8 view that 21 three ass2sinations ocurred without con_ spiracy _ Of sponsors 18 ratod at 54 0r one rhance out of]20 o boing cerroot. Although thero gre roally no counter_conspiracy probability analysts that provldo guch services profess1oaally yot, my claim to profess- ional reltebillty i8 based upon two dooados of counter-conspitaey and ation againgt the political arm Qf what President Eigenhouer called tho milltery-industrial complaz- I 2l80 qualify by heving predicted tho Krushohov-Castro Cuba piseilos orieis conspiracy t0 the Ageistant Socrotary of Defenge, Logietie8, in March, 1960. I prediotod tho tlmo Qf exooution of the conspiraoy uithin three months, the eppreximate plaoe (within intermediate ballistic nieailo rango of 0, 8. ) and tho type &f roapon to be enployed in tbo ehoudor. I 2180 predictod that tho rosult rould bo nuclear Yr2 0r Jltornatively, a politicel settlenent. Now both brothors nho aohieved that gettlement for marioa and the world in tho {avo of 8 Conpler retaliatory polity hevo boen 238288- ineted, A now_Caple-Insplred qempaign for tho 1968 goes0n to 0loso tho #stratogie eepdilty 84p9 in 4 non ar8 Taco 18 uder Tay . Tho Konnedy brothere t caud0 ef' rorld poaco through negotletiono ia virtually fergotton except for @oaninglose cepaign prepagende by the right-wing forcos of rototion: Tho Nebel peaoo prizo winner wbo proved to oppresgad peoples Q tho world 4 voll 29 thozo 0 hio or country that non-violont rovolution through raform could be sueceseful 18 2lg0 elaln by prebable conspiraey . Thle prediceeble 1 13 A @S _) ~C 7 151968 ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== (2) spurred young black netionalists to bear and ug0 ars through frus- tration and a foreign ideology which in turn gave excuge for magsive police and troop8 rotaliation udar the thinly disguised political elogan 0f and Order" which energod fran the witcbes brew of tho as928sination of tho_political Leader of non-violence. Prosident Eigenhower warned succeeding Fresidonts and the American pooplo agelnst the ovLl tonspirateriel powor of the "Compler" in the folloning worde ef his farorell addross in 1961:_ RIn the Couneils of Goverment wo must guard against the acquisition of' unwarranted influonco, rhether sught 0r unsought, by the mtlltery-industrial capler. Tho poten- tial for the digastrous rigo of misplaced povor axists and 71ll porsiet, " Ib 18 eminous that 80 g0on aftor this merning the next Pregident was the viatin of disstrous miginformatien deliberately pre vided him tho Gentral Intelligence Ageney and confired by the Joint Ghiefs f Staff to trep him into nilltery intorvantion by the armed ferces Of tho United Stabes to c8tablieh not just a gimple non-comunlst governmont but m utra-right-wing govarn- ment in Cuba. It 18 oinous that tho secrot report on tbo causeb of the Qf Pigs digester that tho elain Prosident requested o Robert F< Kennody and General Haxwell Teylor has nolver been mado publie. It 13 Qninous thet about 2 year beforo the 1964 alootions when a prudent Pregident might have been axpeetad to releaso tho report, take corroctive action againat Conpler nilitery prorurement toans, and goek an electoral mendato for 1965 against the Caaplar and the CIA, two Eygtarious resignations and a ngulcidon occurred in the Capler toam undor the Secretary of the_Air Force. These nyster- ious svents rere followed in anothor month by the as8es8inatLon of the Progident- It 18 oninous that after the ass2ssination the noninoos of tbe tvo corporations that have been for twe deoades direoting politicel strategy of the Canplex and were closely involved with tho Camplex tez in whioh tbe resignations and suicido occurrod, were elevated to seata in the Cabinet_ Most oninous of 2ll i8 tbat there is pet"Conpler isguel In tho 1968 election nor any werning fran the incumbent Pregident of it9 grewing evil anti-demooratit porer in gite of two more politieal &sg2ssin- ations Qf gworn enemie8 of Cenpler" 1 polieieg. On tbe contrary, tho false issue 0f the "etrategic cep ability gap" effering tens of Billions of new businegs for the Complex has_been offieielly ralsed by the Republican noninee_in hig aeceptance gpeech just a8 tho falso issu6 of the "missile gep" me8 raiged by the Denocratie no- inee in 1960. Thia_ nigguel hes_not been challenged by the Danocratic Perty . "1a by Bay ================================================== Page 27 ================================================== (3) Consequently, unless there is 2 virtual revolution at the Democratic Convention the American electorate will go to the polls in November_ virtually disenfranchised, to voto for one of three Caplex-supporting naineos of their parties, Hubert Humphrey , Richard Nixon and George Wallace. The Couplex has attained its greatest power under your Administration although it has increased its evil powere under Gach post-war Admin- ibtration starting with Harry Truman You shoulder no greater blame than the other three post-Kar pregidenta for pouring out a trillion dollars into defense armaent and services while our minorities still live under poverty in ghettos. In fact, you have pagsed more civil rights, education and other social legislation measured in real bene- fit8 than all three other Presldents together. Nevertheless, there is evidence that the marican electorate and perhes even higtory is looking for 3 scapegoat - It might be you. I 8 thoroughly opposed to blaning the error Qf President8 wben the real responsibility lies with the American electorate of which I Q a guilty member- Paradoxically, Mr . Pregident, you have the greatest opportunity of any pregident to reverse the trend and return pover to the American elector_ ate and the Presidency You are not committed to any candidate nor to the Complex: The Camplex, on the other hand, may be setting you up to preside Over tbe Tiquddetion of the Merican tro-party gystem of electorate control over the governent _ You have the power to meaningfully investigate the Camplex-favoring a88a89inations, the Carplex rholesale corruption @f the military supply strea up to the White Houge itgelf and the usurpation of foreign policy making by the Central Intelligence Agency before your term1s ovor - You have the power and the means to roelly unify the country with 2 call for 8 government of national union. You have the power and the means to assure that your President: Jobn F Kennedy , Dr_ Mertin Luthor King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy will not have died in vain end that their follorers will hare 2 ticket t0 idontify with in November. You still have time to get the pattern for peace, not only in South Vietna but in Southeast Asia; not only in Southoast Asia but in the Third_World; not only in the Third World but in al1 Three Yorlde of our glebea I foel that I have the right to ask that you bo drafted for thls job because I voted for you In 1964 and voted for Democratic candidates 221 my life bef ore I was disenfranchiged for the 1968 elections by the obsolete convention system each Qf which are nod- inating men with 1eas than majority gupport 0f the Amariean electorate. Only a government of netional union can command majority support this year; tbo failure Of the convention systen will assure four parties. 's. put yet ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== (4) I realize that the raiging of the Complex Supergovernment issue and tbe demand for independent investigation Of tho assassinations Of the three greatest democratic activists of our time will be tempor-_ arily divigive. This divigion, honever , nill be followed by unity in support of a truly national union ticket designed to preserve the very great democratic advantages of the two-party systen until less divisive times. I do not believe in ny study of the political factors involved that contrary choicos of the Republican and Democratic con- ventlons can provent the sweep a a genuine national union ticket in which partisan political advantage 1s foresworn. Public opinion polls could exsily check this political phendmenon. The activist pressures of the far right and the far left that threaten to divide America into four pdlitical parties in actual political civil war jf not armed civil war by 1972 can be goundly dafeated by appealing to the political congcience of the great daocratic center majority Qf the American electorato. As a rank and file political activist I want to vote American in 1968 . I want to vote for national union. I dontt rant' to ratoh helplessly a8 the Republlcans splinter rightward undor the impact Of the Amer- 1can Independent Party and the Denocrats splinter leftward under the impact Of an Administration Gandidate identified with the Camplex and escalation of the war in Vietnam. Theref I iplore you to belp give me and 211 the othor folloners Qf the slain leaders of democratic activism 2 chance t0 make the cause of these martyrs Live 29 thetr living memorial__ I a gending copies Of Ii Asg2sginations of the Industrial Statol to Governor Nelson Rockefeller Qf New York, to Senator Eugene McCarthy , to Senator Edward Kennedy , and a copY to the Sonate Foreign Relations Committee with a requost for investigative action into the gubvergion of' foreign polioy by the Canplex and the CIA. Most rospoctfully submitted, Uaoo 4.1eacork Amos E: Heacook Encl: Foreword and Summary to 0t Asgasginationa" Tho study n Asgessinations Qf the Industrial Stato" (606 pages plus 18 pages of Index of Topics) Aog Heacock 2774 7oth St. S. Mercer Island, Wagh. 980h0 Phone AD 2-6638 ore, E. , ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== FROM Amos-E. Heacock 277h 7Oth Mercer Island, Wash. 980h0 PARCEL POsT Honorable Lyndon M Jonngon FOR Dresident oi_the Inibed_Sbated The White Wasningi D; RETuRN POSTAGE GUARANTEED CLASS MAIL S.E: , House , ton, Ath ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== AssISTANT ATTORNEY,GENERAL @epatntert of Justicel ~ / 2 Ushinatan 'Aug 2 1968 ' _ (7 @ -| HDS ON Aug _ 6 1968 Dar President Johnson has referred to this Dpartment your correspondence concerning the report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders . I apologize for the delay in responding_ In an effort to ascertain the causes of last summer' s disturbances President Johnson appointed a National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders In es tablishing such a committee to search for causes and solutions to this American tragedy the President recognized that in Anerica "'we seek more than the uneasy calm 0f martial law _ We seek peace based on one man' 8 respect for another--and upon mutual respect for law 91 One of the recommendations of the Kerner Commission report was that open housing legislation be enacted_ Earlier this year the Congress passed and the President signed the Civil Rights Act of 1968, which prohibits dis- crimination or segregation in the sale and rental of most housing in the country _ Please be assured that all other observations and recommendations of the Commission have been made known and are curren- being considered by appropriate govern- ment officials_ ( 2 € 0 V & 16 6 D ) ; / < tly ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== Your interest in writing to express your views is appreciated. Sincerely, STEPHEN J POLLAK Assistant Attorney General Civil Rights Division ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== T 8& 871768 SIPsmjakif:_ DJ 166-12c-1 Dr _ & Mre Mortin RetvLch 526 Midvale Road Upper Darby, Pennoylventa 19082 Dr . Mra _ Refvich : Cc } Records Chrono Corre Unit ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== 5 U' Dr.GMrs. Martin Reivich 526 Midvale Rcad d 3. Jehnson Upper Pa.-19082 Ahe lohitc Huse Washi D.C . TICE B Sune 1l, ( 4 6 c 13 Jun 26 1968 Dear Kc; Pesidect : 9 Tn a feco hours m y YRZFECHE Dw Li COre '+o hobs & to celebraTe bc his #ive chi ldnen da 4 aSiclo to the AeHlicds of His Vcc Hion Bst + am op homes coheu thore Wl 52 i1D celebra ton #Dclc 4 1 am Ybe Jeu chldreu Seuolo< Mc . Robet F Kehne & Qp Hho cl ldiu y , of PresicewcF aud John F of Yhe_ chilcluec T. + MMa 44n) Lohe( Jc , a nd many noce, An) Gm wn #hNes Upc < 0 Id Lhi woho uheu she Darby, nston , my set honbl ~nkinc 4od c 4 ~hibing Mrs keune dyI, Mrs . K) ' +hinkinq m ' cce v S ================================================== Page 34 ================================================== Scce_ ~tcys (n Aoct 0f n( heoc home s Fred sc (c, Ublo W &S st Mommle 3J" lee p 4( His KatDn Cud Uesp br myself ~ 20 Ulcc ($ Dlcl , wtu thc M @evta ( abndace Hus Co_ntn has 0AFe T ha to m0e fhou Is feis n countvus ~Z I spite { 2f @lC Hke Wooc CUys d (S jod Sicl ct @ohct 7 See ecl Spa this Cbint| . (xhat Sbod Wl cublke ( COmmlSSic You ddn't hctve tha Cav AA the COrn pa SSLow} Speclz S 7A Yk me Fatlc 09, Wc,65 g 'fl We nLe& Commn Hlmncucf , ddactucy) Set matcluccl 9-f Comm (sSion iepots Plecse 0 c t f8) Koan Reiv'ch Al-Jw) JhloF Flcs c( ( +8a4, Hiif cl trave| VinS PrT Polti d& tn9 Imple kevne( HntLe Rept: nt sanily| ================================================== Page 35 ================================================== 8 33 ] I 7 a D Tt #LtAL Txsidcet Wcshmgle D. < 6;,E. 6| 07X xR 7415 ~7X v8 Akuc ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== T: 8/1/68 SJP :mj:kif DJ L66-12C-1 Hro . M: Nevton 301 Eaet: 21ot Street New York, New York 10010 Mro . Nerton : cc : Recorde Chrono Corree _ Unit ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== Llfiic LJ= 1968 JUN 7 PM 3 25 DEPARTKTENT TIcE R WA408 NL PD AH NEWYORK NY 6 13 Jun 11 1968 1 THE PRESIDENT RA.O. TKE WHITE HOUSE Cix_RIGHTS DFV ARE WE TO EXPECT THE FIND INGS OF THE EISENHOWER COMMISSION To BE IGNORED BY YOU AND CONGRESS AS WERE TKOSE OF THE RIOTS COMMISSION? THE COUNTRY IS SICK To DEATH OF THESE ' MEANINGLESS GESTURES MRS M NEWTON 301 EAT 21 ST NYC. i0 8cz wf: ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== T_ 8/1/68 SJP:mj:kif DJ : 166-12C-1 Mr. Prank Verle 873 Iroquois Detroft, Michigan 48214 Mr, Verle : cc : Records Chrono Corre8, Unit ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== 4;1 #+ 1968 JUN 6 AMA 6 23 WA / 93 PDF 4 EXTRA DETROIT MICH 5 !OASP EDT THE PRESIDENT THE WHITE HOUSE " THE WARREN COMMISSION THE KERNER COMMISSION NOw THE EISENHOWER 1 COMMISSION WILL THE EISENKOVER COHM ISSION PRESENT MORE # 6 RECOMMENDATIONS VHICH WILL NOt BE HEEDED ? DEPARTMENT TcTice 0 FRANK WERLE 873 IROQUO ISa 3 13 Jun 11 1968 7 2 49 2 I# R.A.O. Cl RGHTS DI i_liie ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== T_ 8/1/68 SJP:mj:kif D 166-12C-9 1 Mr . John P. Andelfn Jr. 2656 Orange Avenue Apt 0 Oosta Meea , CalLforla 92627 Mr . Andelln : CC : Recorde_ Chrono Corre8 Unit ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== Form No. AD-71A ~Rev:72-28-61) NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FRCM THE.ATTACHED CORRESPO NDECE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD_ RECORDS ADMINISTRAFION OFFICE Dar? Sa : 5 _ 6 8 '5 aiau eonhlkl wtL I celQ HaHzuaQ (4n |" Txt 14 hatxe $ , Howevea J Cenal % Vtsklua Mt + auott @owuiss'e Caw 0l] L. Man 8ultt 6 Kuq Wlaadt bzqreaa L h.lt1.4l66, 4@ Kexn Conmia ' 0 Ile 6 - (20 ~( (ouov ) IErd DEPARTETT} ICE 13 Jun 26 1968 R.A.0. 7 CiRIGHTS DIV, xci aw6Q alot ================================================== Page 42 ================================================== WAD" JoHN P; ANDELIN, JR: A WK [LOYD WRiGHY 2= TANNIVERS ASE OF THE VIRGIN NLAUUS 2656 Orange Ave. A-t; G Costa Mesa, & ,forni: 92627 PN JI 196 ZcomAcf O S.AIR MAIL 6c 3 Jsuus & TsAd lnlo HoJ lLlhb, p.c, RTA llzk ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== T: 9/10/68 BJP#QAO JE+ktf nJ: 166 7C0 766_61y-(, 3 Mi8s Patty WItte 10409 Bcklee Avenue South Gate, Callfornla 90280 Dear Mge Nittei rhLs IB In reply to' your, correspondence addreggea to tba Precldent,postarked July 24,, 1968. #e- apologlze for Our delay In respondlng- Pleaae be abeured that your vIeua have been_noted: Blicerely, BTERHLA J. POLLjx xelotant Attorney General CIvll Blgnte DIvIajon GABRIE Aa GUTILEREZ Attorney Rebtern BectIon 94" Cc Ceconds Corres.Unit Gutlerrez BY IJ B On OCT 4 1968 SEPz 71968 By: ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== CC 1_ 7z . ASe_ Cn_e9_ 3 3oeE J_yi L JtE( Le_ a AA C ALULLdyJ}, k_^f%ka_ 6_a_C {3UE6S 7Z LU ~ Xsk Zuz_QU 4 ~I' L nnZy ~L A '0tb Len SU_J 0AL Ca; @LUA ~uiin A_ uty > Aim ~ms Uka u LSd 1o Q_QQ_ 814 AZJ 7_A_ Yz" ALSQ_ ~z~ AU_ 1+ AXI_ 7A_ Cu U Lk 'pi,TZT 17x L 4+5 (Utt R 5 JUL 80 1968 ZVA BiCHTa DIt Ueles& ! L) y 7524 76k_-8 p6lufn L shJJ & KLUs Y2z 4 TUSTICE ] RaW. ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== GATe= US Eelked JUL 24 hfc # SSUUl 0 PM 1968 90289 7 B3 Lctrn' lulhk YUlaxpktsc D& L;2 7409 0 (uAr 8 Auiti ================================================== Page 46 ================================================== T 8/29/68 SJP : GAG. Pg : Elr DJ 166-12C-1 Oct1 Migs Af leen E_ Barry Breckenridge Missouri 64625 Dear Miss Darry This Is in reply to your correspondence Of July 26 1968 , conce rning stamp collecting. Your interest in writing to express your views i8 appreciated. Sincerely, STEPHEN J POLLAK Agsistant Attorney General Civil Rlghts DJvision GABRIEL 4 GUTIERREZ Attorney Wegtern Section CC: Records Chrono Gutierrez Corres Unit F[ BY IJ B On NOV 2 1968 111969 your By : 8s ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== July 26, 1968 4ileen E_ Barry Breckenridge, Missouri Attorney-General Ramsey Clark ~ashington, D,C . Honorable Mr . Clark; f short time ag0 , 1 wrote you about difficulty about reply not recieved from a Bronx stamp dealer 1 am now in receipt of the stamp, after L had infommed him that L would seek means for return 0f sae , I was concerned about the stamp, as a catalogue in a public library listed the value 0f the stamp at around *350.00 . I do not knov if the stamp can be sold, but will not try to sell by mail again Thank you for any service rendered, or reply yet to be recieved. sincerely, E2ze 2, P.s_ I was very happy to hear today on the news, that Senator Edward Kennedy does not plan to accept invitation to be Vice- President . LS much as I wanted Lenator Robert Kennedy for our next Presidnet , I now wish he had never aspired to anything but a Senator. If maybe he would have still been with uS, 1 am 0f the belief that there may be a conspiricy, or maybe just a result of hate preaching such as done by people like Carl McIntire of Collingswood, New Jersey . ZZT-72 DE?'ASTMSENi "sTicF I have managed to him removed from our Zocei1 station some time ag0 , and wish he could be removed from lay] rgijie *1 1858 RAQ. 2 03 aM1 s0 , Eet ================================================== Page 48 ================================================== ~2- Carl FcIntire, of Collingswood, N.J . calls hinself a preacher, although I have not heard his radio message recently, I have heard him in the past speak as if he hates the United States. His literature is the same old tired line it has been, and he has my Kother' 8 Church, the Assenbly 0f god, believing that we are going to be teken over by Communisn any day_ He is soliciting large funds from tha old-age pensioners to fight this Communism, and these people believe him _ I am now living in this environment , so I know . However , I em not living here by choice _ I believe preaching such as this could, and probably has influen- ced persons such as Sirhan Sirhen, and the practice i8 very danger- ous , I hope he can be stopped from all radio. Possibly you can tune in his broadcasts from your aree, or if not, would you send for some of his literature under an assumed name ? Thanks and, ================================================== Page 49 ================================================== Sc _ileen D. Barry 0 p Breckenricge, Missouri 64625: 7 _ni 68 ttorney-General Ramsej Clark Jachington D.C . ================================================== Page 50 ================================================== T_ 9/11/68 SJKicnG: jestep @J 166-226-1 M Jencs Toabardt M100-1 Bx 320 , Toneiai Anpex Lat AngeLae,"Califorale 90054 Dear 17: Labardl : EracLdent Johpton 040,ratarted to thto Departeat Rur 'Crrteorardr DCr OE 19 1968 concornlng &Lrben Slrhan: Cpologi80 for &u5' %olay ia ( recpanatae- Taenk you for brIngLog thfo Gatter t6 Qur Atteation; Iou E4y Bt 6Qnr4 that Q1 F Ue betqs taken to Inanr SLrtad Jafety . S cately; STz J Poulak Mulotant Attorney Gapeta4' O1vtl Atsbto Metaion Bye QABRIE 0err7 Attorad 0tia soction cc: RReco rds' Chrono F 1 Gutierrez- Correg_ Unit BY IJ B Head 6f Instit. On O2T 4 1968 7 94 SEP? 71968 Joly 2 80 Joh 7 28

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