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= he crip Se ale pte ek, ot ite NE SR Sat ER EAN ~ } Mr. Tolson . 7 , 23 Mr. DeLoach — . : Mr. Mohr so Mr. Wick January 9, 1967 | Mr. Casper Mr. Callahan Mr. Conrad ; . Mr. Felt 2 . -_ 44) Mr. Gale oo MR. TOLSON: Pe XK. Mr; Rosen x it Mr. Sulti ONO dr, Tavel Senator Ed Long called me at 2 p.m. this Mr. Trotter — ternoon. He asked me if I recalled the name of Walter _. Tele, Room. Sheridan. Long stated that Sheridan was formerly an FBI Miss Holmes Agent. I told Long I well recalled this name, however, Miss Gandy ——_p 7 Sheridan was only in the. FBI a rather short time and later. __ “/ he had worked for Bobby-Kennedy while Kennedy was Attorney General. NS I told Long that Shéridan certainly was no great "shakes" and that he was nav renortediy amnioved by NRC _ SM ed i ME ee ee ae eT = ‘A of Vf) 2 Senator Long asked me if the FBI had any information reflect; ~~ ing that Sheridan tapped wires for Bobby Kennedy. I told the Senator that a knew of no such information, that he might desire to check with some of then x Departmental people who were around at the time Sheridan was employed Nog ra by Kennedy. . "4 y 1eay va LE 4 a ee ' The Senator asked me if I knew EdiJones. Ttold him Ididnot | bl know this man, however, Jones, although having a notorious reputation as a wire- tapper, was employed by Kennedy and placed in the Immigration and Naturali - zation Service. I stated that Jones was still employed by this agency. Senator Long stated he wanted to tell me in confidence th a Bobby Kennedy had been making cracks about him. He stated that Kenngdy..— °, had told several friends that he, Senator Long, had taken good care of Mr. Hoover but that attempts would be made by Long and his Subcommittee to embarrass him (Kennedy). Senator Long also quoted Bobby as stating that the Kennedys were having Long checked out in attempts to prove that Long \ was close to Hoffa and was attempting to embarrass Kennedy because of f Hoffa. Kennedy is further.quoted as stating, "I'll get Pe? in the a " 40d. Ki -3 KE I told gis Longtfat’ ‘the ve remarks Are interesting and I hoped that he would keep me advised concerning the matter, I then asked him if he had any new activities going on. He Teplied that several papers had contacted him this morning to inquire if he planned to call Mr. Hoover and Bobby Kennedy for hearings. He stated he told the papers = that he had no such plans, that he had issued a statement on December 12," 1966, and that he would make no further comments regarding the _matter. Sil: G/ Y ey nt fir CONTINUED....OVER' ~ ‘CDD:amr : . “Ay os mover iN - AS SE oh ek one —— Sa a a a _ Sr LT EB, © NE RE ee ee Be RE ey ee EF - See Tytter Rae aa ioe re. pmo ea a Lo ain TERRES ~ SF EE: