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pg. 2 It would be contrary to natimwnal policy for Mr. Hoover to do as your article alleges (go into scandal business because he didn't like Dr. King), and it would just as contrary to public interest if he were required to make public details of "national security investigations” because of imperfections of persons "let in on such things" (par D). I feel you are definately on target with public interest when you publish possible use of our governmental agencies in conspiracies to accomplish personal motives of public officials. Your exersise of telling of your expereinces as you see them and letting the chips fall where they may is algo consistent with public interest as I, as a layman, gee it. I have made this analysis of your article for my own satisfaction and pass it on to you for what it ig worth. Keep up your good work and bes: wishes to you for the future. Sincerely yours, John E. Kenealy NX cc:C, Tolson Associate FBI Director