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23 GOVERNMENT dum» oxrrep \ fl wa UNITED ) Ofc Men a : Ir. Glsstn \ FROM + Le Re ERY ae ! i ur. Tracy SUBJECT: JOSEPH KENNZDY. Ze FORMER AMBASSADOR. TO GREAT BRITAIN rs Harta > 2 * . oa * — While attending the Conference on Citizenship at Boston, » who was chairman of one of the sections the group —— whose meetings I attended, was introduced to me by of nee very favorably of the Bureau and the work that tha Bureau is doings attended a considerable numbcr of the ence on ee delinquency, and numerous times spoke ‘9 He intro- duced bn reece tl seemingly because of his interest in the Bureau, and made (2) the effort to point out to = that I was a Special Agent of the Bureau. instantly and quite enthusiastically expressed his admiration for ‘the Director and the work that the Bureau has been doing. At this tine, Miss punied Rennedy, who is presently employed by tho Department of Justice as Executive Assistant to the Attorney General in charge — of juvenile matters, interrupted to state that recently her father, Joseph Kennedy, had met with the Director and that he was very much impressed by the Director. She went on to considerable length to state that her father had indicated that the efficiency of the Bureau had always impressed him, that he was very much impressed with the administrative organization and the operation of the Bureau. Apparently, Mr, Kennedy was granted an interview by the Director and had spoken quite leudly in praise of hin to Miss Kennedy and his son, who ‘. ds presently a Congressman, Subsequently, Miss Kennedy advised me that her father had enjoyed very much a tour he had made of the Bureau, and continued with other compli~ mentary r remarks regarding the Director and the FEI, TERK: KF . a