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Hon. Je Edgar Hoover -2- June 4, 1954 the True project could be swung with (a) a minimus of bother for you personally (ny interview need be no sore than @ swift briefing froea you while I listen) and (b) absolutely ne¢&ii in the way of details that would intrude on the sonfidential iuvestigative techniques of the Bureauc.s. ott the sane time: effectively striking back to a such wider audience witbh-a Gevastating anawer to the article Senator Goldwater slugsed, 80 wasterfully. OO The Qavaliey piece aight be a close-up ef you fron some angle other n the one I hewed to bere. Or it sight be @ traiving plece. Or - and here we éould iaplement the offer I wade in n earlier note when I said I would try in future to aid your purposes ~ any aspect of the FBI you wight sare to Fecoanend. for your interest and assistance, and to Mr. Niebols great personality, and Mr. Hanning, proxisate aud: moat genial host. He especially made the day an woforget table ove for my son Greg. Mr. Kelly in Newark was soss eourtecus anf . belpful, as was, later, a Mr. Walker, I think he said his sane was. Mr. Hostetter was unfortunately out of the District shea i called at tho Newark field office and would be ror moe Sime. Ban Noisette comported himself as the friendly geutlesan @ KZ: Single meeting would convince anyone be te. Grase by the may, has fraced and will long cherish Mr. Noisette’s penell s¢ill~ ~ lifes, whioh that kind soul sketched for hin aa we waited for - Mr. Hanning. You have beyond question the soat vonderful, group — of people working for and with you thet I have ever wun aoFoss , and believe wm, &s a writer I have run aorosga plenty. May the good Lord shore you up, now and for @ long, long time aheed.. I'd like to add a glosing note of appreciation to you personally . & truly oN \) Phe GomisLy,) eri @enols” +. \e.: 7 z te g Pi x, re gt : . vs . - - . en ae