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ne 5 Merilli Syndicate Labor Council 12 Greater New York Joseph P. Kennedy Hyannis Port, Massachusettes (Kennedy Compound) Mr. Kennedy: i’a most cert owledge the anti- Kennedy spree ceslling eed Onation. to watch ay infor~ mation will prove interesting indeed. I represent a left-wing orgainization whichre- ceives bids from Cosa Nostra, Longshoremen's and Teau- eters unions respectively to eliminate those detri- mental political figurehecads. Teamster's president Ji Hoffa and Frank Fitzsinnons were unpleasently disco Losed before the Senate Labor Rackets Coanmitee the counsel direoted by Robert Kennedy. A bid by eoisea by union directors of Council 12 B.3.Eel. Ue OF Greater New York and Teamster union officials was brought before our New York Delegatoin to discontinue his political progress. If the senator had lost the race in California, his elimination from the ocontin- gency would have been certain. However, he won and had to be stopped. Presently, a Bostonian financing corporation wishes to eliminate Sen. Edward M. Kennedy from active contingency so that they may post a prospective cand- idate,. A biu has been received for five hunirea thou- ganda dollars which is now under deep consideration by our syndicate. The only method of saving your son is by outbidding the proposed deal. We would lixe one willion dollars which will serve as retroactive cash and will outbidthe previous attempt. The money should be placed in @ modern breifcase and Placed behind a telephone pole accross the road frou the newly-built home on Fleasent Hill Road in Orange, Connecticut. Our corporation will expect the currency by noon of Thursday, June 20. A guard will be posted to assure ef no foul play. The mon-y will aost preferably ou accepted in fifty dollar bills. Certuinly a aan with one son left cannot risk or foolishly gamble his life. Fai¢nguily yours,» FJXno A 411i Association arg Oe wor FE ee a YE EE Ey anger arg NE} eee—- Er erage en ie hone al 4 Sh iinh -neantcheaaes mo <r