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4 During the Fall of 1958, an advertisement reportedly appeared in a Grand Rapids, Michigan, newspaper stating that Senator Kennedy would speak at a political dinner honoring the local Democratic candidate for Congress. The advertisement stated that the Senator's address would be carried over six radio stations and would be sponsored by a local automobile dealer. Regarding this advertisement, the Civil Rights Division of the Department requested that the Bureau conduct a full investigation in the Election Laws category to determine if the Grand Rapids auto dealer had violated the Federal law. Regarding this matter, Mr. Rosen noted, "Believe we should alert Kennedy."" The Director and Mr. Tatenn agread Accordingly Rosident Avent William a eek Ee CREM ATER Ree Bed ts SEV Uw A MEA py ASU aw ese Seen FE aaa ne Carpenter alerted Senator Kennedy concerning our Election “Law investiga- tion in Michigan. The Senator was most pleased at being informed and greatly appreciated the Director's thoughtfulness: (94-37374) (It is reiterated that the above is not a complete summary of all information in Bufiles concerning Senator Kennedy. It is, instead, a summary of high lights of pertinent available data--with particular RAO wn at en nant tafe ntinn and wentansianl nae ernerinean hi enlatianchin itpaiu to LOLS ALVA LVL Gill ALA Cilla concerning nis £0 laslul nsiip with and views toward the Bureau. )