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oe . 1 pe ee a te comnittee coussel.........Represestative Gross wrote that the Otepke case indicates ‘the fact that there was wire-tapping and eavesdropping duriag the Kennedy Administration that had 20 conection with the F.B.1., but appereatly did bave the approval of the highest political appointees of the Kennedy Adniaistratioa. °” : a ha arly ___ —_ 3 - fPaul Harvey bas statea: “Kennedy. es AorECy General, did some personal eavesdropping os coe- versations wot involving national security......- there were many times during Kennedy's tenure as Bod ee eee Attorney Genera] when J. Edgar Hoover refused .—~ ‘requests’ from his seperioe’s office. “We can't do that, General!’ was often the Director's decision on some ‘sequest’ during those deplorable days when the Justice Department was a shirt-sleeve part-time “comel, part-time nursery, port-time toech-football _ Ufplaspes.” . . Harvey informs us that: “eacagh confirming files will be presented toany interested cangressional committee to disintegrate the Bobby Kennedy fan cleb.’’ There is a new Congress, having taken office ia January 10,1967. All have been eworm to defend the Constitution of the United States; all should be grateful that for forty-one years J. Edgar Hoover bas done a maguificeat job to belp hold back the com- munist take-over of oer country. He is entitied, dJregardless of political presscres, to have the full truth brought out and his same and record cleared of charges made by Bobby Kennedy. The American public also is entitled to know some of the sordid detaile of the career and activities of Bobby, the carpet-bagging Senator from New York. “There is ao doubt but that the Manchester book, ‘The Death of a President,” which has gotten millions of dollars worth of free publicity, is meant to glorify the Kennedys and is particular Robert Kennedy is said to emerge as a “*hero.””? Far for - the book really being out of Kennedy control, Robert : Kennedy has been reported as stating: “It’s ow . " manuscript, and we can release it et ou leisure.” The big furar over it wil] only incresee its sales and, since it reportedly mskes President Jobneoce eeen like ‘‘some kind of a monster,” it is probably planned to ase the book to torpedo Johneoca and push Bobby into the presidency. - Bobby bas tried to make himself the “leader” of the “‘new left’’ and has been playing up to al! the student “‘dissenters."” He also courts the ‘‘minority groups.” A sew book concerning the B'nai B'rith | contains a Preface signed by Robert Kennedy is which be states: “To read this laudable history (of the B'nai B'rith) ie to review some of the most sab- lime moments in history........Aad it is instructive to know how grudgingly even the minor forms of man’s prejudices yield to reasos. As late os 1908, the author tells us, The Associated Press was identifying individuals charged with crimes as Jews. mS a en . Tetons. aaeneeentnandntaeiedaaaeineiiaaaie cature Comuitise. Sach a group was founded as the Aati-Defamation League; aad the ADL"s unceasing | - efforts to protect civil rights and civil liberties hes We dont know if Bobby really wrote this as he does act seem to be able to say mach if & hes not been prepared for him in advesce by his “‘advisers,** = _ ah but he has signed his same to it. For the type ‘organization Bobby calle “‘guaniian of the American dream,” we can only refer ow readers to cur issue entitled, “Kaow Your Enemies,”” in which the gestapo-type activities of the ADL are exposed. Wire-tapping and electronic eavesdropping by the government have become an abuse thet should 2” * be investigated aad those responsible for the abuse exposed. Among those from whom the Loag Con- mittee could learn much are ir. George Ryan, President of Intersational lnvestigations, a nationwide private detective agency; Mr. William Miller, vice president of the same firm (and a friend of Bobby Kennedy}; Mr. William R. Cathey, chief special agent of the = former : F.B.L ageat; Mr. Otto Otepka of the State Department Southem Bell Telephone Company ead a whose telephones were tapped; Mr. John Reilly, Ecwe Sevles 504, 5 fer $1, 1 100 for 516 The Stenge Douth of Meriiye Manres -$2.90 Treasen ts the essen . ‘¥:00 The Swrenge Case of Jacob Jevits 2.00 _ Spectal discaunts on qeantity purchases. Weel beok- stare disceunts eligwed. en t 5° i sift Fett Te Ap aE Subscription $10.00 por yr., $6.00 ter 6 ewe. ; Frenk A. Capell, Ed & Pebtisher, Tel. -201-469-2008 Otties, Zeregheth, MJ. Coumsel @& Loge! Adviser, Be. Belle ¥. Dodd. 160 Wess 42 Serect, Now York, w.¥. corm a ae tae a, PIS pee “4 Entered ot Socend Clase Manner or U5. Pest Oflice, t. ie formerly of the State Department who ordered that ; phone tapping and who could supply the sane of: a Mr. X of the C.1A. who got the Otepka telephone: o tap tapes; Mr. Billy Hughes of the State Department: ! and, of course, Mr. Bernard Spindel who could play + some very interesting tapes for the Committee. Feet emt ti LY, aoren mate ns ttm aber