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OSUBI ECT: OFFENSIVE MAIL J : . Ser {i 1 sa kaze DLP7T.¢7 hi, FIST, ' i alee The Attorney General of the United “tetes The Honorable Richard Kleindienst, Cabinet denber The White House, Nashington, D.C. a Dear Mr. Secretary; as -The enclosed mailing should be self explanatory. Today's experience is a farce. I called the Postal Inspector's nual the book for ny area. That is discontinued . I called. tne Post Office in the | where this nunber formerly applied for a separate office. They gave me the ne’ the new location AND THE TOTALLY WRONG NUMBER( xhich turned out to be the H.U I then got the Service Operator cf Ma Bell and told her to make this a person call and find me the Governnent Postal Officisl responsible enough to give me tion on this offensive mail. She called, She got a number in New Brunswick an Inspector on vacation. His Pecretary had no enswer. Thert to Nexark Postal Ins; Charge, He was not available, so another: man wa's connected, . So, from a lone and solicitous phone conversation I learned that a gation for any violations of the “overnnent “ails would’be pursued unpén rece: copies of mailings being protested. And then after these months of due procéssés under the Postal Laws accomplished, the Attorney General would be called upon to present the data. | We have been harrassed for nonths. And the continued herassment ha our feeling of security for our homes, our safety in the area where live amu nightly trans-shipmont to the pier and loading on ships? These hard core acti’ in constant aggitation in person, by phone cells and by this aggravetion by m What we vant from the top level of Government is a combination of The Post Office, The United “tetes Navy , and The Department of Justice shoul this matter. Surely, if 200 people would circulate petitions for reliéf from it 1s not a small matter. That is what we were esked to do ag a means of gain to the harrassnents. There are over 500 concerned 3 residents in this sopman fy ENCLOSURES SEPTEABER 7th, 1972