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quae Boat : Leg oe . + told Levison that King v wanted to use the material tn the manuscript for a speoch on February 6, 1964. ison, oe however, eounseled that King should mot ase the material owe for the particular speech involved as Levison did sot. ss believe the audience to be vorthwhile, Jones agreed with a this advice. ree Another eonfidential source who hee furnished . relisble infornation in the past recently advised that a representative of the publisher of the forthcoming King book was in contact with Levison relative to baving Levison review portions of the book already edited. Levison agreed — to moot with representatives of the publisher for this purpose. , This information bas been furnished to the Honorable Valter W. Jenkins, Bpecial Assistant to the President. 1- , itr. 7, Waiter Yeagley _ Ausistant Attorney General . 1 « Mr, Burke Marshall oe . Assistant Attorney General : . 7 woa : he ara " n : a . 4 at . _ rd 7. me ow + Sooae ri a ens . Te - * a . 3 1 RF -” . ” 4 ~ . aa - . ee ere , _# e Ay a 7, a : a. ea. - Reo a! 3 : . Ln 2 nae . a i aed . : * : . wer, qo fo” “8 a oat ” en . This information is further ‘indieation of Levison's @01id involvement in King's activities and, Particularly, -:- Vo Levison's influence im connection with King’ s forthcoming ot book, It also indicates the deliberations as to bow President Johnson should de treated dn the the book. ae em, hae. vee : Classified "Becret” because unauthorized ‘Qiaclosure’ “ of this info fon could reveal the identities of our oder hdd Pi who are of continuing value, and. a. @ damage to the Nation, Information b7D ; taken from New York “airtel and letterhead memorandum 3/5/64," ~ me The Bureau and “New York indices contain no referenc to Hermine Popper, We have not as yet identified her other. than as a person editing King's book, . oo "2P