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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== 655 No.Celle m Springe,Celif. 92262. April 22,1969. Hon: John N.Mitohell, Unitod Ste t08 A ttorney Generel, Heshington,D.C. Deer Sir: I am enc loelng another newb item the t aronged our little nelgh- borhood group called ~Common Sen8o geeker8" to ga ther 8+ my 1iG8degdate; to di8cp88 over 0 few boore,etoa thig lateet dec igion 0f the United Supreme Court,8ince w0 ar0 vi telly interegted in lem enforcement wi th JUS MCE, but In our 8 tudied opinion, th0ge Street end watte deci8ion8 ba8 eboat reached the bott Omo There beve of courge teen other decig1ong during the lest 8etaral yearg with reepec t t0 tholr philosophy end under8 tanding of the Con8 ti- tution tha $ a lweys appeer to favor thoge wbo C ommi t the crimea end forget the Innocent ~ictImg or a00 i81on9 tbe t mey d18cowrege or preven t crime? We have el80 concladed tha t no ma tter whe 6 depertmen t or Congresg adopt 48 lawg t0 prevent orimes the eme {o1r + will,through nit-pic opinione nullify on mere technIcalitles 0 von thoagh minute 88 oontrery to certein amendmonta to the Congtitution tha & Fa8 adopted over a C &n tury eg0 without epprecietion or under tending by thoge honorablo ena reapeotea forefa ther8 Of wha 6 i8 go1ng on now Eow coula thobe mon underg tand or r0elize the greet progr 080 and edvancement8 In our 80cial elec tronio_ 8cience, gpace,medloal fiela end at0 w0 t0 be denied the neo 0888IY toole toGope 9o4023 netion 10 oonfront ed withb? ce | 8 Thle leteg + reveraal 10 ghocking to an aYerege leyman a8 16 to 08 when thoy cho8e "to not rule on the oong t1 t4 Fiono486_282.74" _ ths meke a crime to deatroy the Mmerican Fleg,but upset of 4 defendant who denounc ed the Fiae end publicly se+ fire +o 16 In 1966, conVicted but now revereed a8 it wa8 c on trary the t 4u9nd8- ment?22? SJG Bven though they upheld tho congtdtutionelity of tho 1917 federal lew egeins+ threatening the l1fe 0f the President but tbrom out by a narrow vo t0 Of 5 +0 4,tha t tha Nette m tbreetn we8 morely "political hyper- bole". (whloh meang more or l0s8 than the tru th) ??? If suoh "threat8" "ttered publlcly tha $ he wa8 go1ng to refuge to be drefted and eddea "if they over make me_CaftY 9 rifle _ the firat man I want to in Dy 8ight8 10 IBJ,eto: " whlle IBJ we& then our preaIdent then yelling fre In a theetre 19 "ohildleh hyperbole" even though very dengerou8 and finel reeult no t kowb If the ebove reagoning by ouI highest cour # through the ugeege 8fibchaf f93813327 1390338E,%h8231EL621 siyBez' 88& us0d 'Rpohablaaz- oLned 'Kedrbala" a0 and ho leter mahaged to complete hie politicel hatred by murdering Senetor Robert Konnedy 88 he wro te hi8 inten tion8. Marous Supr Ing Fit8" +91 get ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== Hona John N.Mi - J0ll,2: Wo bave been very fortunate in IogAngeleg ty to have 8 very 0fficient Die tric t Attorney,Evelle Younger and hi8 8 taff who have probecuted SIrhan Sirhen egaing t greet odd8,egeingt competent ana prominent defenge coungel,a 8tring 0f peychietfig tg 8om 0 of Wh om ba- cemo 8 bi t mixed wp on the 8 tand with a great digplay 0f eympa thy for tbe ecoq8ea 0ven m 0n tioning the effec +8 the Jury'9 deoiaion woala hava ln every preo inct in the Arab coun tIi08 and tho world, Fe thank God end tha 8 teff 0f the LosAngeles ty Distriot Attorney for their d0ternina tion to reder Juetioe in thi8 C880 88 F0 eweit the finel penalty d0cibion_ 0f tbe Jury 88 to whether 1f0 0r deatb,and 16 i8 my hope that while I feror the dea th penalty in thi8 Ca8e,I feer con Ginuoug eppeale to the United Sta tea Puprene or California eme ~ourte, 8imiler to the notoriou8 Cha88man trlale Fould finally reuit in a reversel on 90m0 nitploking begig. Yes,Ur. "itohell our little 18 beooming d1gturbed abont what 18 801n8 In our higher Co pr t8 'e8roclaliy a8 they 8eem to find 80m0 technloel BrtOB8 0r thelr c onoen tion 0f the Conatitution 8 neening without a proper evalua Ion 0f the 0ffec t their deci8iong ar0 beving 0n goclety in generel or protection 0f tbe & 8oclety,perticulerly 80 when they make their findingg retroective. Of cour8e 1t 18 pobbible tbe + w0 ley people ar0 awey out of line end w0 digougged tbat poegibility too,but when group8 of crininele oan dev1ge wey8 end meene to beat the law8 wi th Immuni 6y,u8ing @vory 0 onoeireblo tactIc to carry on their orimea we do not sub8cribe to the theory to deny th0 tew enforcement a genoieaequel or guperior fecilities 0f d0 88 we ere c0r tein tha & the framers 0f the Conbtl tu#ion had 'tegat15 in mind. Eoffa ca80 18 ano thor que8tion? If 1+ takeg a compoged %f twelve men and women &fter per8onal obgorve tLon 0f couns ng83_ defendant,witnesgea and Judge, to e8r00 on 0 verdict unanimously in oriminel Ce808 then bJ a mere Fo t0 of ONB In me Jority In highe r oourte oen nallify 8woh dec isiong d o08 not 800m fair or proper 48 in onr opInion, those membere are not guper-dupere elthough"long ocoupancy a nd 980 may conv ince certain memb ers 0f their Invinclbillty,or being untowohabl e I am sure your ghort occupaney in the department of Jubtice he8 opened an entirely new 0ra to you @nd your 8 taff 08 I am pereonelly and my boliefe ar0 ghered by my nei or8 tbat 1t 18 aboat timo tha & tho80 In power in thib C0 untry bad better to begin to meke more than a 8tudy 0f wbe & 1g going on Within our courte ,legel fra ternity and egpec1el referenc0 to tbe U.8-Supreme ourt_ 88 even tho w0 8ugpec + the & a me jority of the Judloiery are oppo sea to the '888n01 ty Of Cepi- tel punlehnen t,but neverpthe-le88 permit more then mon in the Valifornie prieon ewait their finel d0cigion8. Many claim Oepi tal punishment hae not proven 48 a deterren t BUT bep e8888"8-Pa8Ee8 On "bednzicaf [o3uia8e18 593872 8 "8897818882378288tor +o to 8 lam breekdown 48 there Is no swbo titig te for 8Nift and fair trfale. Bea t wiehe8 , I Sincerely, Coun Ooun Sapr ghb 8m, 2}poney ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== 4- 2-61 James Meredith had been shot in Mississippi. The court held 5 to 4 that New York's law un- der which Street was con- S victed also outlawed spO- ken contempt, contrary to the First Amendment gua- rantee of free speech: ~Upheld the constitu- tionality of the 1917 feder- al law against threatening the life of the President. But the court threw out the conviction of Robert Watts for threatening for- mer 'President Lyndon B. Johnson during a 1966 antiwar rally at the Wash- ington Monument; The court held 5 to 4 that Watts' "threat" was merely political hyper- bole:. Watts, then 18, stat- ed that he was going to refuse to be drafted and added: "If ever make me carry a_ rifle, the first man [ want to in my sights is' LB.J, _ They are not going to make me kill my black brothers' ~Refused to prevent the Army from sending to Vietnam a Bakersfield, Ca- lif _ soldier who claims the conflict there runs counter to his conscience and re ligious training: Pfc. Louis A Negre originally was scheduled Oft HopAS#QT MoNMYY a0 MMKst SeeqtHEpage tGMixies_6 they get ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== LOS ANGELES BEVERLY HILLS PASADEN Vm ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== John E. Meaney 635 North Calle Marcus 5' Palm Springs, Calif: 92262 4 J APRSs FM Eon. J43kzeUltcbelL ID Depertment Of tice, Heshington,D.C. aNc_ Jus ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== 51 WASHINGTCN AVENUE IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY APRIL 17, 1969 ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN MITCHELL DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 DEAR SIR: IS It TRUE THAT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS THINKING OF MAKING A DEAL WITH THE COUNTRY OF JORDAN TO RELEASE /IRHAN SIRHAN |(UPON CONVICTION) TO THEM FOR AN EXCHANGE OF SOMEONE? IF SO, WHO IS THAT SOMEONE THAT HE IS MORE IMPORTANT THA THE MURDERER OF ROBERT F KENNEDY? THE SHKOCKING FACT THAT SIRHAN SIRHAN HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED A "HERO" IN THE ARAB STATES FOR KILLING A HUMAN BEING IN COLD BLOOD WAS ALMOST TOO MUCH FOR ME TO BEAR , BUT THEN UPONN LEARNING THE NEWS THAT THE JUSTIC DEPARTMENT OF THE WITED STATES OF AMERICA WAS ACTUALLY CCNSIDERING A DEAL TO GIVE HIM BACK TO JORDAN FILLS ME WITH SUCH DISGUST AND CONTEMPT FOR MY COUNTRY THAT I HAD TO WRITE YOU THIS LETTER AND ASK THIS QUESTICN: WILL HE BE SENT TO A JORDANIAN PRISON OR BE ALLOWED TO WALK THE STREETS AND ENUOY THE FRUITS OF HIS MOST HORRIBLE DEED? NO MATTER WHAT , LETS FORGET THE OIL THAT IS IN JORDAN, LETS FORGET THE MIDDLE EAST CRISIS (BECAUSE It WILL ERUPT ANYWAY) AND LET US SAVE AMERICAS LITTLE PRECIOUS DIGNITY THAT SHE HAS LeFT AND NOT PERFORM SUCH A DISGUSTING ACT AS AN AMERICAN, AS A TAXPAYER, As A SIMPLE HUMAN BEING , I DEPLORE THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FOR EVEN CONSIDERING SUCH AN INJUSTICE _ MORE WORDS FAIL MES Ibt 120 WITH DEEP REGRET _ FILE LMS Ieexet Iszudor MISS JANET; `'BRUDERS Civ. BZHTS DIV ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== miss JAvet Brvder $ 5 / WashinGrti Ale Nue 0 2 FRUiNGtn 1 kw Jz ese} F;: AL:_ #PR ] 196 9 ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHIN MITCHELL DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== DD_ This [S ONL Y A START 1 Trs Is A PLACE 7o Stoi [YOW 1959 Zdn P L EASE 1 Fou |elos _&-&hz , 7 Zl Leedna% OU #7er NoW J /ce 12 Iu) Onz Cedad 22 RiLe_ /SI Ssenore wla 7e dao Sirhan to Fight 1 744 Yox ~a: poe Trial LOS ANGELES, Outcoiue _& han Bishara Sirhan told his lawyer to- @nk "ozo day that he is ready to keep on fighting, regardless of the outcome of his trial for the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Ken- nedy: 7 "This is only the start; 29 defense at- torney Russell Parsons quoted Sirhan, after talking with the defendant in the Jatter's jail cell . *We11 on fight- "napa ing jury, meanwhile; was pondering Sir han's fate: The jurors were sent back to %dee their hotel for the night at 6:55 p m /5 Sd 3 (Pittsburgh time) with no indication of what, If progress made. The jurors got the case at 2:55 p. m. WEo yesterday &nd their first assignment was election ot & foreman They chose jurof "di No: 8 Bruce D Elliott, & systems analyst E42 for an electronics firm: paSt 647nt" '2,1 4-16_ /) 6 ) 476/ uch Ucel Anokw-NO WONDER L4 4 estsed rdm_ aeeidenxEL buctex paa bn D AbeeHl ad he Wae Le7Try , Feeded &-Baller Xenl Ug Tpf ndly dte ) [oq Say APka UNiT SDENCE COiifLj: pw op Ze _ Julbeso km 3 keep Z/z they any, Peitl. 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RECORDS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE (DEPARTMF 6k APR 21 1059 Ty_ RICTs_DlZ ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== 13, 1 9 6 9 D pA~ Az 7 'X eZns &e Iela 2 W _Baz U Zfe 754 ? & Z{ OzU1 Dl= Ooburdxz€ nuec 07 c~lzC wiTh 4 72 L2 ai1@ e1l} X & D el_e / 6 6 -/ >€ Cyeni? 0/a ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== Nothing Short of Life in Prison Sirhan Deserves Defense Shouts LOS ANGELES (AP) (Whether Mr. loose on society when the psychiatrists human being is not healthy, but was it a Sirhan likes it or not; thundered Sirhan tell us he is getting worse and he is going mature motive?" Bishara Sirhan's own lawyer; {he to get' worse, 2} Cooper said: {There is a That; he said, is 'the of the whole deserves to spend the rest of his life in a Sirhan and a bad Sirhan and that guts penitentiary bad Sirhan is a nasty Sirhan. case" whether Sirhan s mental Ignoring Sirhan's hurt gaze, Grant B. 'Ihave learned to love the little good capacity was so reduced that it affected Cooper looked intently at the jury trying The dark, curly-haired Jordanian his ability ({ 'to form any of the following his young client for murder and said: pallid from more than 10 months in a specifics intent to kill, premeditation AWe are not here to free a guilty man. sunless prison cell, smiled at that: and deliberation and to reflect On We tell you, as we always have, that he killed Robert Kennedy_ )) But his face became Sullen when the gravity of his contemplated act:" Cooper thus began Thursday the last Cooben guoted techanow-faniliar befassagee AND THEN Cooper made one of the part of a,three-man defense, summation slaying, asking each time: 'Is that few personal references to the victim in Sirhan's lengthy trial. He resumes the mature thinking? Is that meaningful heard in 14 weeks of trial. summation today. thinking?' S have not overlooked that the man SI for one am not going to ask you to who was killed was Sen Robert F do more than bring in a verdict of MOTIVE, said Cooper as he launched Kennedy who left a wife and 11 children murder in the $ e € 0 n d degree; S a id into a lengthy explanation of the law "'js one who was born after his death; Cooper: not an element of the crime charged and Cooper said. The penalty for second-degree murder 'need not be shown; but can be And, in 2 voice tinged with astonish- in Californis is a sentence of five years to considered a5 a cricumstance in the ment; the white-haired attorney gestured life_ with the exact_ term and ' parole_ case_ toward' Sirban; Sitting .at the far end of eligibility determined later by the Adult "Can there be any question in anyone's the counsel table: Authority The state is asking a verdict mind that Sirhan's motive was 'He believed he was right; How of first-degree murder but not neces- political?"' he asked; " Though the motive stupid? He believed he shouldn't be sarily the death penalty, which is the was political, was it a healthy motive? p unishe d How stupid? only alternative to life in perison Obviously the motive in kiling any immmature?" THE JURY MAKES the choice on a conviction 0f first-degree murder and a prisoner sentenced to life is not eligible for '#wouea for seven years: wouldn't want Sirhan Sirhan turned It gobd again How . ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== Sie aso wanted to engourage one of her nine children, fellow graduate Mrs. Lorrine Bowers, to her high school certificate_ Mrs: Guerrero went to high school s'becaase father wanted me to g0, but added: Fl didhe aPpneciatae: tihego I think when re older it means a Jot 2) Associat more. She said that her daughter, the mother Art Linkletter, right; and other film notablee saw world prer 9si She"ige bevtero breparemedage etnd The showing was in the Holly wood home of Edgar Bergel now she'Il be better prepared job. claAeothen he PEOPLE gdtended "he Private Home Theater in October: Average of the students is 35 to 40. Tshese is g'eost 'chahgeadof ,eduicgtioe Scores Ist World Premi- classes. 85 GED test: ` About 95 per cent of those who take the classes earn the certificate: Only about HOLLYWOOD A P ) Sr ._ Harold Lloyd and Sam Reynolds, Ed 60 per cent of those who take the test Picassos on the wall are nice_ Goidwyu first had ther when Charlton Hestc without attending the preparatory classes So are swimming pools,, Rolls flickers were Silent. Arthur Jacobs get certificates Royces;' ~pool tables and equipped with wide screens, Ransohoff. Mrs, Fleta Hendricks' success in mountaintop homesites. But stereophonic sound and seats Besides lendina school was recognized by her son's third for a real Status symbol here for 20 to 50 guests, they're in theaters serve grade class at Finn The class made a you can't beat having your the homes oE about 50 stars purpose, enab large scroll bearing n 0 t e $ of own, private home movie and executives. producers _ to congratulations to Mrs: Hendricks from theater. comfortably wit each student which was presented to her Pioneers like Ch a r lie To NAME A FEW: Bob products by ex Thursday Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks Dean Martin, Debbie with them_ Every student there had his own In Jacobs' big personal success story and a high living room, wh school certificate to show for it. drops of the" TDemle sound comes 0U system, stars Streisand, Ragu Anthony Newl >M Cote latest pictures a get you' 5 get good got Now, Hope, out ================================================== Page 23 ================================================== u.s,POSTAGE Alr. andl _lus: JG sllonwe J Dulke 5032 =. QValnut AM Wichitu, KKansas 67213 FRANKLIN D.ROOSEVELT }neoienX 1 ext W AIe 14 4z &_ IJ D , € aa*a MIcH, Lste ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== Form No. AD: TA (Rev. 2-28-61) NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENGE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD. RECORDS ADMINIS TRATION OFFICE '{ut?? 11 APR 17 1969 LMS FLE ReFTS ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== 635 No.Celle farcue Pelm Springe,Celif. 92262. 7D 6727 April 12,1969. TDEP; :76 #VSV; E t Mitobell_ Genorel, Juet1c0 11 APR 16 1969 Maghingbon,D.C. Dear Sir : ICI. #Qemt roferring to_prevlou8 correspondenco regarding Law Enforcemont WI tb Juetio 0,I em enoloeing anothor nawe 1 tem ra fher pr 0t08 that too meny of oar coirte aro 081ng and @xercle their ow philogophy wb0a orerturn 1ower c Opr & decision8 6imo efter time,a8 in thi8 partic_ nlar Ce80+ If 8hould be obrione to the court8 that thie Perbon 13& dengeroug pergon wbo hee oommi #ted crnel end Ticiou8 crimea bet noror- tbe-1oba Ina tead Of confining him, they AIt-pict the thinking and deolbiong Of 0 ther coart8 wbo heard 0videnco at firet band, 8tud Ied the defendant bnt 806# to fIna gome thing to r0Tat8oo No woader lam onforcement egenc108 are becoming frug tre ted Mhen they are confoonted wIth 8noh repeeted rerergal8 , eBpecially when the hlgher court8 meke thelr deci8 ion baged on their ow recet thinking and not wba f the law wa8 at time of crimoe, S0, I eppoel to you #r."Itchell when your COmmi8aion 18 making a study of enforc ement Gi th Jue tIce,and when futore member8 0f the 0,S Supreme ourt ar0 appoInted, they ghoula leave thefr 0w prejudices behind them 9inco f6 i8 becoming 2 ma tter of libereliem and C 0n8 erve t _ 18m,00 ebpeo Ially on0 0f the mexbere 8eem8 to b0 tbet no one can d0 wrong,80 iet e 80 on their wey . Miy a10 wB baving 80 many eerly re tiremen te from our lew enforcement egencles? Becaube every block 18 placed ag8ins t the In Invee tleetion8 , depriving them 0f the neces8ery t00le +0 g0 tbor Ovidenc 0 wh1le tbe crIminale u80 anythIng et hand end get awey with 1ba Meny of our ct tiz0n8 e*0 becoming_plain d1egu8ted, 81ck &nd tired with we & 18 going on 88 in thie perticuler ca8 e, there i8 no qu08 tion of tbe defenden t be Eng guilty but whe & can the c ourte d0 to con tinne trial after trial and 1@Oring the plein fec t8 eapecielly when guch dangeroue charec ter8 ghoula be confined. Now w0 are goin8 throagh 8 trial 0t i8 elmoat at an Ond in tbe Kennedy murdor when tbeir ettorneye appeal to the Jury 8oekIng 0 tc o even areuIng whe t etfeot tbeir d0cIe1on wili bato on the jezeza8t= t8 country Pale tine end F0 a8k why Bhoula 8uch a poInt-elgh t or ten_ peychietr1o ta tebtified in 473,80497;870B3E70 389968388+8*8403278818*326_8h818"8nevennde Ghag83z84 48 18801-h881ng 0nforc0 the lem W1 th Jue tLce withoat thinking 0f what @ffoct it wil] hev0 on Interne tionel rele tIon8? W1thout 0l1"82"2878*_aga{kif za?qet:ielg ena %g8t*dueazt8.28t8en8de8 member ba $ a pleln dl8gu8 ted ci tizen. Sinoerely, Q QY tx % Elce: hk ing they law ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== 05_ Los Angeles CC PART II LETTERS_TV SATURDAY, APRIL 12,1969 , of 3 Wins Right to Retrial, Penalty Hearing BY GENE BLAKE Times Staft Writer A triple killer who made legal history five years ag0 in a death penalty reversal has been granted a neI trial for two 1962 murders and a new penalty hearing in a 1964 slaying: The California Supreme Court reversecl the conviction of Joseph Bernard Morse, 25, for the fatal bludgeoning of his mother and invalid sister in their Chula Vista home: And the court invalidated & death penalty decreed for Morse in the strang of a fellow prisoner in the San County Jai. In deciding the two cases, the six justices were divided sharply with six separate written opinions total- ing 9l pages Morse was 18 when he used a rock and & baseball bat to beat to death his widowed mother; Mrs: Hope Morse, 58, and his sister Jennifer; 12, a victim 0f cystic fibrosig;;#jz He made two detailed confessions In the second, the Supreme Court said, he described with dispassion- ate particularity the background and execution of the crimes and exposed them as a coldly calculated expression of accumulated rage" Morse was quickly convicted and sentenced to death: But in 1964, in a precedent-shattering decision, the State Supreme Court reversed the death penalty. The.court said then the jury had been improperly advised that it could consider Morse would be eli- gible for parole in seven years if given a life sentence; Jurors should be instructed that may not consider the matter of 'parole, the court said, and must be instructed: It would be a: violation of your duty as jurors it you were to fix the penalty at death because of a doubt that the Adult Authority will properly carry out its responsibili- ties: As a result of that decision, many other inmates of San Quentins Death Row were granted . penalty retrials_ In Morses ' retrial, he, received 2 lifel sentence: The sentence was im- posed Aug '21, 1964, and it became final without appeal, But exactly a week earlier; he had strangled Thomas Larry Taddei, a pail trusty ber 120 day8 for Please Turn to Back Col; A sLume5_ Siyllal limes - Slayer ling Diego tiey ; ving Page, ================================================== Page 27 ================================================== Ierts; Shirtey is responsible for an outbreak 02tt his factory bubonic plague: MA Y1 % hrs) %onformity In Movie__Drama (1947) good-looking @sy Won't Belleve Me; " Robert: Young; ent in 1 wlld Susan_ Hayward;, , Rita Johnson; A Man; hrsJ} intending . to kill his wife, ` finds - sho has cominitted sulclde but he must faca trlal for her death. MA (]Yz hrs ) 1:"5 Adventures of the Seaspray € aughton;, Elle @3 Movie (1957) man is 'lured "The Black Whip;' Hugh:; Marlowe; Az | MA (2 hrs:) :gie Dickinson. MA (1Y2 hrs) I:20 6 Movie_Comedy (1943) "Ghosts on ` the Loose;' Bela Lugost, Ava Gardner, the-Dead 'End Kids. F (1Y 0) hr) Terry-Thomas 2;30 Robin Hood Q Mavle _`Drama: (1959) 1g of merry "Wolves of the Deep;" Massimo GIrottt ius larceny: F Folco Lulli, Horst Frank: MA (1 Y2 hrs) 4a00 07 Movie_Western (1958) "Return to:*Warbow;' Phil Carey,. Cath" yril Ritchard erine McLeod; . Andrew Duggan. 'MA ' Q2 :vans: (Repeat) hrs) MA (1Y2 hrs)} ROLLER GAMES OLYMPIC AUDITORIUM c TONIGHT 8:30 y Eyes;" Rayl LA.' T-BIRDS ntist; involved) VS increase the] N;Y, BOMBERS man eye; de: Halftime: on his own Yalladares vs. Rains Res; se5u81 448n00/s3.00 Gen: Adm: 51,00 (Rids Yz %iapp c For Info Reservationt Rita Gam, Mel RI 9-5171 nces a Moroc: ' Evil Eye and ROLLER GAMES Erdb3b3427A EAYII iting new one-half hour V program in color: FEATurES; Y message trom Oral Roberts aimed; wers The' music of special guest stars d Roberts and the World Action Singers. I program part of your regular viewing, Tuhe in each week on KCOP, Channel 13 Sunday: April 13. io;oo' Am; ~Drama ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== TRIPLE SLAYER Continucd from First habeas corpus In & retrial, the admissibility of the masquerading a3 a priest confessions' will be judged and soliciting money on on even stricter standards the streets: imposed by the Miranda The motive? Taddei had decision: refused to pay Morse 10 Concurring with Justice packages of" cigarets won Sullivan were Chief Jus- in. a series of domino tice Roger J, Traynor and games: Justices Raymond E Pe- Morse's trial was shifted ters, Mathew 0 Tobriner to Orange County. He was and Louis H. Burke: convicted and sentenced Justice Marshall F: Mc- to death for a second time Comb dissented on the in 1964. _ ground that the error was In reversing ` the 1962 n 0 t prejudicial Justice convictions; the Supreme Stanley Mosk did not par- Coirt , ruled 5 to 1 that ticipate because he was Morse's confessions Tvere attorney general at the 'obtained;in violation of his time of the case: -His constitutional right to replacement, Justice Tho counsel. mas P. White; has since At the time the convic- died, tion originally was upheld; In the second case; Jus the line: bf' court decisions tice Sullivan was . Joined (Ezcobedo; Dorado a nd by Justices' Tobriner 'and Miranda) requiring that Burke in upholding' the suspects be advised of, conviction but reversing their (right to & attorney the death penalty and to 'remain silent had They held , thal; under not commenced: the compulsion of the U.S Supreme Court's Wither- Eligible to' Appeal spoon decision of lasti year; But = the court, in an some prospiective 'jurors opiniojl written by Justice were Improperly ,excused Raymond L; Sullivan, said tor their' Ition' to_ Morse was still eliglble to punishtent: gppeal by the time the In a lengtly dissent, Escobedo and Dorado,de-' Justice Peters said the cisions were handed down, pr 0 8 e Cutor improperly and _ that his conviction commented on the failure: thus wag not final, of Morse to' testify . and a Therefore; he was: per- manslaughter instruction ~mitted t ralse the issues should have,been glven to on & petitlon 'for;e' writ of the NEy E Page opposic capital ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== Comedy *Angels ad on of Melrose Bx MARGARET HARFORD Tlmas Stalf Wrlter "OF ANGELS AND There's & lot of skittish, ESKIMOS" amiable fun in "Of Angels and Eskimos; Oscar Man- rected fobvedkarb by by Swenson Mandel; , Rdel mer; del's comedy now absorb- rose Theater, 74@0 Melroso Ave. Pro ductton designed by Dala Barnhart; the fancy of the Mel- Elmer Bladow, technical Mr . Cash Paui rose Theater's workshop Master Tennyson Rory 0 Brlen Mr_ Bucklngham Richard Bull regulars It leaves a little Mr_ Talbot Shawn Mlchaels Mr. Inuk eff Burton ping of enjoyment like one The Angel Bunny Bernhardt of Mr, Cash's used cars Miss Tolbot Linda Melkleiohn Mrs.Talbot BarDara Collentine which are always pinging; Thc Doctor Audrey Merlyn Tr Black Shadsw Don: Eison And because Cash himself Policeman Thom Bronn may be a little mad, his cars are bargains at the price, always lower than a better world beyond: As what the buyer says he'll you can see, this sort of pay: isn't 'the ticket for it is this kind of sweet- those who have stopped ness and light, the reverse praying for Rosemary's of man's native greed and baby and seek new thriils vulgarity 60 prevalent Paul Kent plays the now in the Sick Sixties; idealistic 'used car dealer that generates a smlle and Mr. Cash; who does his a friendly reception for best to hold the flimsy plot "Of Angels and Eskimos,F together and thinks nor which is far from flawless, is an open invita- even a mite amateurish in tion to trouble: a literary sense: Broker's Wife In other words, Mandel fs no Neil Simon when it Richard Bull, his chiel comes to writing witty, salesman, strives to sell indelible lines and con- the merchandise at rock: structing airtight plots: bottom prices despite per What he has going for him sistent efforts of buyers here; awkwardness not- like Shawn Michaels, withstanding; is a raffish wealthy: real estate promo comedy sense and an opti- ter, to pay the top tariff: mlstic splrit; . both as re- There's a burglar (Dor for a change a8 a Elson) who,brings thing: {lesk p1 glass_ spiing water. Instead of taking them and Stage diectofkent ing thing malcy ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== Iv John E. Meaney < 535 North Calle Marcus Palm` Springs, Calif, 92262 Eop.Hobu M1 tchell,U.S.4tby Gener tloe building, Maahington,D.C. APRI3 1 APM 1969 82262 Jus ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== For VR-4za (Rev 5-16-68 ) CIVEL RIGHTS DIVISION ) Assistant Attorney General ) First Assistant ) Second Assistant ) Executive Assistant ) Central Section Attorney ) Fastern Section Attorney ) Northeastern Section Attorney ) Southern Section Attorney Western Section Attorney Other: RETURN TO: Correspondence Unit Editorial Unit Section Docket Clerk INDEX TITLE : STATE : CIT = COUNTY : CROSS REF REMARKS ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== Terri Ann Palumbo 258 Flower Auenue West, Watertown, New York [360| Oprece "7,19 69 Xxu 0 T'k,. #rsicl "5) iTt, Vacdux*3f1" JGtuch 612;'- eelsk Lj ' (c ( (0l ' 'iliu 1((lf , 0( )2 ( ( ? ,< .) Lic. tae( . Juhc # YJ €~hure . 742/2u` ) ' Jirey GCCC thuziq , DUi cc1 )iCi: ; 7' €( Snc ( clcrg,'Xc-d~( < ~ < (Cx& & 'TUGReunc J_ZlCty E n24J3 /_ & ~ix tp Bt Aunr Jo Unbsfr Chl JjV_ O~fi. cUdhar (x(2( G1 ({ 6> ( ( ( Cl c { HJ 0 6ntc hl : T84" 6f1^ ~RLL Ce Jo ^ ( 0<1 l tle 7%.7 {)o ( Luajle 58 (( ' ( C4K; & H ti, ( (C1 t 4) ` nSi. 3/ 46 ' th #ss( E "k_no' (28 ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== -50/ ( ' L 6: 4 ciict K cnec' [ ( 494 [ 0 : { ( < ` 1!107|. ( _ 1'1 (( 8 < < < ' ' < 5 E65 (<( ( (" 6 6 cuc ' 01 $ - 0, : 1. 0/ .0j An_prkl p ~Y 6 ~^ 6or33v7 4 a44 ' )J 2 Mlfmle Hniini 4 Xu~ ppct ,22 La A_ Jc }^ mulnnyg "joutt thus :( Uff JeNf { H"jUr_ pmrid FL funb "Tst) . 'r~L r_ VoJ) Scd bujbll> 0^^ 324 jund JYA 'YU.Jli 4nd < "oi Ainc Rst ttes hernd 8866 Jalle d"tric .c ((aycuT Dcicaci Gi 6( 445) ecunb 071 1 )^ Gf (U 6814 ~tTe ================================================== Page 34 ================================================== 6c 1 puh 9& WATERTOWA ] 4 TM 2 CENTENN 7 1J69 X 1889 _ 1969 1360 ( Dnc Qneacient &j +hc Umtecl Qhe Jic hcu Ac-uJC: / Aasht 71916,1,4. @ . ~Ow Atctyl ================================================== Page 35 ================================================== ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== No_ AD-7XA (Rev.+2-28-61) NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENGE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD RECORDS ADMINIS TRATION OFFICE @dFonrTMeNT m R 11 APR 1C 1969 1 DN: 71969' APRI RIGITX ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== (f' C C'4 Mrs_ Verla J Cravens 6661 Rockglen Avenue San Ca_ 92111 April 7 , i969 cfi The Honorable Richard M. Nixon President of the United States The White House Washington, D_ C, Dear President Nixon: We were deeply moved by the Eulogy you gave in beha Lf of 01 Ikce" We were proud you are our President, and the words you spoke in his behalf were appreciated by the world I am sure We recently read an article in the San Diego Union stating that three-cell suite is being built for Sirhan. at a state medical facility. We were shocked disgusted and angered by this news , Since this particular crime was committed ii beyond the shadow of a doubt" before numerous witnesses punishment should have been swift and sure and If the laws were upheld those of the Constitution as our forefathers wrote them) it shouldn t have taken longer than 24 hours for the sentence to be carried out_ We Love our country and are proud to be able to contribute to its support through our taxes As an ex-service f amily 6f '23 years we get "fighting mad" at this judicial farce that is going on for Sirhan at our expense We strongly protest the molly- coddling of criminals_ Sonething is drastically wrong with a judicial system where justice is not the prime concern, but where the defense is allowed to "win at any cost" and at the taxpayer S expense and at the decent people' $ terror when they are reieased on technicalities_ We appreciate your efforts to bring this country back to a set of moral values were we can be proud to be Americans_ Respectfully yours, TDEPARTM N OF Wif fictt R Aprtzib8g E ZL ( Dza-ee APR 18 1969 6 MRS VERLA J CRAVENS RU: Cl RiGHe QII 24 Diego "a ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== Verla J, Cravens '8881 Keckglen Avenue San Diego, California 92111 S PM (PLBLIC SCHOO HP IOc MAil 7 LrR W!SIT YOUR 1959 A I R M A I L THE HONORABLE RICHARD M. NIXON PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON 9 D. C , ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== Jwarice Ton Sec . Of State Zogers: Th? ridicul OU;; prolorced trial slsirkan :s cvor Jein; ~d: cro ridicnlous bjr tke tactics of three ezpersive attorncy: 3}0 with tke aid of 3.n Arab TN official rared; Issa Naklek wko tkru radio and TV broadcast ha8 been ablc to hcsmirch and excuse the mrder of Robert Kenned Tith deliberabe lies and exag erations, this Nakhleh is xain exer onating tkis vile crime that it Vas justifiable and the Arab world tkink of Sirhan 8S a guerrilla wko did his bit like 811 tke Arab ruerrillas for tke WAR i think tkiz is a matter for our Ambassador to tke UN to talc Ip this mattler. Could an American minor official go to &ny Arab country and interfere in 8. trial of murder that this Issa Nakhleh calls this trial a political one end a justifiable one thru the press and in his TV broadcasts? Iours truly 37 Zen Sirhan; ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== { VM 8 212035 U.S:POSTAGE 2 S8 8 S8ecrotzr:] 0 State Jilli/-. Rorers 0 State Jepartent Nuslincton, 2.C . ASEDA 3 ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== RECEIVED {771] 1969 Form No. AD-71 (Rev. 2-28-61) ORCANIZED CKoME AND RACKETFERHNG SzCtIoN NOTICE PLEASE QEcEiVEC DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM 2 1 THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENCE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD. RECORDS ADMINISTRA TION OFFICE JEPARINEXT QF ]Sir APR 10 1969 R K.A.O. D JG@ _ / R- FILE-Rah" RECEIVED 1969 APR % M4 APR 1969 CRIMINAL DIVISION ================================================== Page 42 ================================================== DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Washington, D. C, 20530 April 2, 1969 MMMORANDUM TO ALL FMPIOYEIES SUBJECT: Tetanus or "Lockjaw" Imunizetion Progrem A tetanus imunizetion program is recomended by the Public Health Service of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare . Tetanus can result from any injury, including nail punctures , insect bites, splinters_ burns and lacerations There is no known cure for tetanus which has one of the highest fatality rates of ell infections Tetanus can be prevented by the tetanus toxoid immunizetion, which is 99.94 effective if the immunization series i8 completed and booster injections given aS directed _ The tetanus antitoxin which must be given to persons who heve been injured and who ha ve not had the immunizetion can rebult in a dangerous ellergic reection. The complete series of the tetanus toxoid immnization program consists of: (1) First injection (2) Second injection given 4 to 6 weeks after the first injection (3) Third injection 4 one year efter the second injection_ (4) Booster injections should be given after an injury regardless of the tine lapse since the last injection _ (5) To maintain immunity a booster injection should be given every 5 years _ The Department will administer 8 tetanus immunization program at a charge of 25 cents per inoculation to cover the necessary costs If you are interested in participating in the program, complete the form appearing below, detach and forward to the Health Unit, Room 2305, Main Building: Detailed plans for the administration of the progrem ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== 22 5 Akr U lvfb" 7c- ZZi_Eerzzvn , Qzuecf 3Jte Ii_ Q & UT EuiiZuca .- ROhcw edLs 7217 Fhik JC 4ot? ~e7 You ue-Iuch; Ezveedb -ZL7 0 XC Ayfw/ ki 2 9 # ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== Frnge 72/ 38s5s0377 'fiiC,L st f1g L7 7? VIA AIR MAIL 72zL 24/1 L 7auisedor ~1L7 6741660 1 ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== Ox 0u7age] Alarne Rer Rapid Z7h4 Journat TuesdeyzApri 1, 1969 @ ISuite 0f Cells IBeing Prepared For Sirhan By DONALD H. HARRISON LOS ANGELES (AP) A le suite of three cells_complete with and dining quarters and a television set _is being| built for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan 10 in case the young Jordanian is convicted 0" assassinating Sen. Robert F Kennedy. Tbe California Department of] Corrections wants Sirhan to stay in the special extra-secure celi whether he gets life impris- onment or the death penalty. "If he's convicted; J) a Correc- tions Department officer said, fi- "There's always the chance tbat] lal/some_inmate would try to kiu on him. We've spent about $5,000 to] Jof |remodel his section SO he'H, es never come into contact with] Ja (other prisoners. - 2} m The walled-off suite of cells is Ibeing prepared at the California] a-|Medical Facility at Vacaville near Sacramento: A bill pending] in the California Legislature| would permit Sirhan; jf sen- tenced to death; to there at-(ratber than at San Quentin s ia-|death row as is now required Sirhan's trial, starting its 13th week was recessed Friday unti| te Tuesday witbccebudtal [ituesses for the prosecution on the stand, The defense has rested its case with testimony that Sirhan did not meaningfully Eosmeedes] Je-| the assassination in Angeles rdglast June 5. is- Phil Guthrie, the corrections Tis|officer _ said } preparations for } ob- |Sirhan s incarceration were being made in advance of & Ver- Ii dict because swe'd get him within days after sentencing: If the jury convicts Sirhan of] first-degree murder;, it will de- cide the penalty -death or life] mv imprisonment; ior] Sirhan would be ` confined tol by/three adjoining cells each eslebout 10 by 15 feet; In one Vould si-(be a kitchen with a stainless ec-|steel stove where uniformed] re-|guards would cook Sirban'$ ngkmeals , Mast prisonerg eet @n helcentral kltchen Sirhan' s selnn | Ser Guthrie said, would nate therisk of someone trying} to poison his food 99 m the second . cel, a room with television set, Sihan] iwould receive visitors: He would sleep in the third cell A batb- room is off the kitchen; Fulltime security &4ard s would be near Fzia,chrisoinaldt Axe ~Qf imprisoning bini far outstrip Veerly spent on averate /3e an +s acquity 4see tor City living stay ters; living) posted would| probably 3280| prison:| ================================================== Page 46 ================================================== Sth Anniverst More than 350 sites in 22|pr states were screened by Airfba Force and government officials lef before the Colorado location was decided upon; When the cadets moved intol the spacious, glass-enclosed_ buildings in August 1958, nearly S150 million had been spent On readying the academy the na- hd tion'S third major service insti-|lo= tution_ a Through the years, under four"so Ja M. Gullickson, the duly app ta, `do hereby certify that th ar on the voting machines at be held on Tuesday, 'the &th amp NUAL' Ml City of Rap APR fions For Vot Handle to the Right ng Pointers CANDiban cheicer 9nd oy Mind Tun WP aiher Or The 70 Red Han;ll a9tre while the WHandle i sper nttiber Each candidete ` Ati poinl your_ voting ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== } a trYeez 1/0 5-J4 2 & <0 30TH ANNIVERSARY 0 Rapu APR7; Bis;kDS"AT "L v~' 7 ISc) 1039-'969 (fjuxU; luictex6 Razkal PaDz C_ City K9 ~h Az ================================================== Page 48 ================================================== Form No; -71A (Rev. 2-28 NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENGE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD_ RECORDS ADMINIS TRATION OFFICE FILE LMS 6 6 1 € 4:: 11 APR 11 1969 6 CIV _ #TG ================================================== Page 49 ================================================== Typed: 4/21/69. W:LTR:ehd Kkx1Bdx 166-12C-1 Aprtl 25,1985' Honoreblo ' Georgt Murphy Unlred Jeated 8enaee Nettngton , P. C, Doar Sntor} mv 1 I0 reply to Jout raquaut for Our Carrtath_raardLeg " letter-o8,Kerch 3l} 196) Eron MLeb_LILan Shav 64 the sma 0ad Mnce Atha Protacutlon % 043 S1me cece 1o belog bandled by Jeeal 10 tororcerenc Itithor-edeo Ln ebuforla, Et "vould pot pa_ 4 "PPrDPtLud fot te Fadorel ` Ooperuren . to coraant about.ehe Cdc t wo at eato tlee . Your 02oleott D rtuTped hortalth - 5tnoproly, K DUL >oa Yy vtotaat Atcqitn Gqerol Lebalobur} Records Chrono RLgdon Mr Wilson Deputy Ac 7 ================================================== Page 50 ================================================== RTEASE EXPEDTNE ~5xW THIS MA SHOULD BE ANSHERED WITHIN 48 HOURS Recespt Vab acknovledged_%_LL_6Z Correepondence Section Recorde Administretion Office Administrative Divieion

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