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Robert F Kennedy — Part 2
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Kennedy, the former chief counsel of the Senate Select
Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field,
bas authored a book which in the main is devoted to relating
his experiences as chief counsel of the Committee, as well as
those of the Committee members and investigators. He is most
complimentary about the Director in the book; however, he is
critical of the Department,
The first part of his book, almost in its entirety,
deals with the exposes of the graft, corruption and crookedness
that have prevailed within the Teamsters Union. Kennedy recounts
many Of his encounters with Jimmie Hoffa and goes into detail
regarding the events leading up to Hoffa's arrest for bribery
of John Cye Cheasty, Committee employee. The latter part of
his book is devoted to resumes of the actual work of some of
the investigators of the Committee in inquiring into other unions
and organized crime generally.
In his acknowledgments Keanedy makes special mention
of the Director for the assistance and advice given to him,
On another occasion in his book Kennedy makes the .
statement that “during the whole life of the Comittee the advice
and belp that J. Edgar Hoover gave to me personally and to the
Committee were absolutely invaluable."
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