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OE nO en SE EET Tee Der cnea! Seen oo weer aan fn ewes et nin hee toni ais ontee it. See . . . vw wie. Ssirector to blackmail the White House? What are the crimes or indiscretions , FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) “6 , cy Mr, ‘Totson. é .- oe my ¥ Pr SOT). com _ i a “ a , =< _ gst] | Mr. Sullivan <p ae 1 br Bis: Jwocni hil , . WB rennenC! a f(N7- °* (Mount Clipping in n Spoce Below) . ue Bicteh 4-4 Loe . ‘ ; Mr. rete ole : orrns baw ow Mr. Gale-t-1—— | 9 a . Aten : ~ |p Mr. Tavels: ay | 7 {Belli on Hoover =: a we L [Mr ‘Wetens— a 5 ; “Melvin Belli cume to town the other Tele. Room AAS "6 ‘diy and casually ‘slandered three gr _ Misa Room —<—— UA ad American presidents. The Iawyer’s .- ; Miss Gandy. nF ¢ . {thesis: that J. Edgar Hoover keeps his _ _ —_ B. 18 job only because: he knows dark’secrets. ie a 20 “How much he has got on the. ne .. yon one Dy 2} - present guy (Nixon) I don’t know,” ; wie Pe ray oar A 19 . Belli said. “The reason the Kennedys’ ; ‘ 03 didn’t get him out of there and Johnson : SO — 4 i didn’t get him out of there is that he. ! 5 i ; had too much on both of them, The - | ° } reason that pcliticians don’t go after © a an - 26 ; him is that he just knows too much.” 27. ‘ What could they be, those evil. 8. deeds of Kennedy, Johnson and Nixons : 29° 8 | {hat are so terrible they enable the FBI —* 2 . 3 that Belli so matter-of-factly attributes . — 32° - to three successive presidents? ; The world will never know, at least 34 | from Melvin Belli, because as seems to _ z 3 : woe customary in attacks on Hoover and > ; py the FBI, no facts were offered in evi- 27) : “dence. 4 38 ---— t Hoover, said Belli, has criticized the —_~ co: | United States Supreme Court as being Omaha’ World-Hera ¢. 10. a. “punch a Roe? What is i Omaha , Nebraska en ere at is the source Sgt O of this quotation? Again, no evidence — Date: _ 5 4- 71" {* : mercly an unsupported: assertion. Edition: Metropolitan . . One would think, after the acute em- Author: an 14 . barrassment of Rep. Hale Boggs andthe . Editor: Ke ith - ‘Wilson’ # 45. lesser embarrassment of Sen. Muskie, Title: oo f: 3 ; g that ‘prominent figures would be less ay oa . . careless in their remarks about a otk co} Sy 48 respected public official. ; ALL yur AT oo cour STAINED ; 49 But the innuendoes, distortions, HEREIN ,t0 4. “he ‘spk GED a 30 deceptions and plain lies continue. And.. DATE @=\—n waht eerogl Ef, 1 we continue to wonder: Where now is ~ pe Submits ot . 52 : the showing cf fair-minded outrage: We... ng Officer _ OMAHA, ° ? ‘ brought forth by such excesses as those - (C] Being Investigated Joys 33, committed by the .late Sen, Joe. _ - — _ 4 McCarthy? Does the acceptability of REC- oy bj~- ! CA, LQ] b> he “the Big Lie technique depend on the .; | eeccmes CMC NS 360 , identity of the victim? In some quar- . JE 57 _ ters_the capacity..1 for,indignation ap- . ir JUL 33 1971 le ~ pears to be highly selective, _—— ' a