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v4 .- ~o . waa . tl <a egea he killed by his foolish conduct. What the heck has the integrity of the. girl to do with his imhature behavior’ If you read the Newsweek, Mr. Hoover, you will get an idea of his drinking escapades, the latest in April 1969 when he flew from Alaska to Washington. (July 25, August 4) One really gets a true picture of him. <All he is interested im is to keep his Senate seat and of course he must be terribly worried about his. career as a whole. “Graciously!! he is bowing out to become President, Has one ever heard of such & craftily deceptive shad hypocritical mevoevering? I do not know if you witnessed his “confessions” on television read from @ prepared speech, Why didn't he come ‘simply forward, if he hed to come at All, and state how irresponsible his whole attitude was causing the life of a. young Woman who he Was supposed to take to the ferry to get home. How ke: lied and contradicted himself Stating he was too 1 confused and shocked to think of reporting the case and asking for holptafter iij/i4) he saved himself instead of all those condemnable lies which do not make. sénse: 4 td at all. The meeting of his comrades who are not better than he is, the whole ‘Ti Clique, that may be truly responsible for the death of the girl. Sure, they say, he was caught, others: are not, what is ell this: talk about which is net only complétely futile, why isn't the court doing anything about it? I heard wkax about the coming inquest, etce I bet, nothing will come of it, only ex- penses to the "benefit" of, the tax payer. Kennedy has no right to plead the Fifth to get out of his, eee by doing so admitting his guilt of a erémingl negligence that result A n Weath. He made it emphatically Imown that for hiy the matter is closed and never wants he to refer to it agein. His wishes are for the bird. He should be treated like everybody else in the same boat and if he. doesntt want to stand Questions which lead to hig conviction he should be forced tonse. That. he wiggled himself ont of his. guilt,:as far as punishment is concerned is enough to stamp him for what He is and if he doeen't Want to resign peacefully. hé should be thrown out. That is the idea of American justice of which the country: prides itself, or herself. He is a weal pergon, that's the way he was born, the coWardice he has displayed in this instance ought. to finish him for the rest of his life and the géoner he disappears from public life the better for him and the country. We all make mistakes ahd have to take the conséquences, so what. makes hin think he is different? I hye written to Senator Mansfie@a, I have written to the District Attorney Dinis, I have written to Senator Saxbeo, and I am sure, it is all in vaine Thnk you, Mr. Hoover, I am hopeful you read ny epistle, ,nd if you do not agree with me, I would be happy to hear of your corrections _ oe Wana CP. e ‘ , Mrs. be eee PTC 7.5, tye, “anol Poors the. &% * . S 2c ef Cn eteiboug ae a oe incinnati, Onie 45206 ~~ fate nso