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weary Be eke: . mat ital Setues . . . . \ \ Ghee MR. 2. . 2F . ‘ata jr va IOV ie WET ; chy) ' . . : . _ aie r} Bs ° ra Sure! v oe / Trotter gh a Te Tele. ere FROM : M2. -vones oe : Po Gandy . ° a i Ne - ner oy sugect: SEHATOR EDWARD V. LONG (D. - MISSOUR) “eT At DOTARANCE CN WTTG TELEVISION ; : wi we $:30 P.M., SUNDAY, 5-71-67 i oA ‘| 1 Uae Nag :- - oy At 9:30 p.m., Sunday, May 7, 1937, Senator Edward V. mong (D. - Missouri), Chairman of the Administrative Practices and Procedures Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee, appeared on the television program "Cninion-~-Vyashingtcn.'' Me was. interviewed ky the host, Marx Zvans, and Dan 2iackburn of station XNSC, xAansas Ciiy, Missouri. Long spoke in general cones rhing eavescropping and the efforts cf his Committee to protect the rights of individuals. He com- mented concerning legislation which he has introduced, and, although the legislation is not exactly what he would Like to see, he indicated _that it does go a long way toward insuring the rieit to privacy. iSenaior Lone eriticized the Internal Revenue Service, indicating vhat ithey were very evasive anc iailed to cooperaie with his Committee. ae “exoressed the opinion that Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Shelcon Cohen was 2 dedicated employee but did not know what was going on in his Agency, Se spoke very hichly of the SSI and said that the Eureau was very cooperative and that any time his Committee made inquiry of the . Sr, aiv. cover "had men there right away, explaining what the #5 ‘Goes and what it has been ccing over the years." Ee indicated that his Cormumittce is fully aware of the FLI's activities and in view of the Sureau's ‘yesvonusicilities in national security matters, he does not plan to hold any ihearings in connection with the Fel's operations at this time. ong Pa ae La . a a ie 1 Lome RM NA Most 74ars Evans incuirea of Seu2 Lior Gong as to wacther ~he believed former 4itorney Ceneral Robery if eanody was 2 great . cadvecaic Of weetapning. Senator Long indicatee that he was not prepared -to cominent concerning Mr. Kennedy and that he has no plans to cail either “Mir. ‘icover or Mr. Kennedy before his Cormiiies. He indicated chat .curing the controversy between the Director anc Mr. Kennedy he eatended \ , Pur af cue Pr ac mR ARO NEE pte ork mT (1 - ifr. SelLoach bres Sarr -~ Mx. Rosen a _ Q 1 - itr, Wick pve l, “8 1 - Mr. Sullivan B pe ae i> PEC:roc/ ja" ®) CONT INUED - OVER: . . x ee, aX, a nen ae MAE Se ee