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| M. A. Jones to Mr, € ALoach Memo to Re: "ROBERT I, KENNEDY: THE BROTHER WITHIN" Robert Kennedy's manifold activities on behalf of the Presiden: a half as Attorney General carried him far :ficld from the cor. of Justice and spread his influence through much of the United. They quoted from the Attorney General's spzech in Dallas, Te. in which he said he had no sympathy with those who are defeat: rather be "Red than dead," nor with those wag, in the na.ce o: sow seeds of suSpicion and distrust by making false or irresnc stated "as a vigilant, experienced American: who has real crec fighter--J. Edgar Hoover--has said, such actions play nto cor. hinder, rather than aid, the fight against communism,” involving FBI Agerts rousing threo Nowe apo: vaporiars ou hours to question them about an allesed. Sinn senor by tne Pres’ Steel Corporation that the price increasc wos not necessary, ° Attorney General did not mean for the PBL “sents to get repor nevertheless RobestKermedy- teok full responsibility for tne in CHAPTER HI: WHAT MAKES POSEY RUN David Powers, official gerecver of wie White Hous: political lieutenant of John F. Kennody, GO Lis Asscssiment motivates the President's brother and nas 2.72 him, in his r most powerful man in the Government or the Uniced States: ". first all the time.'' Yet, the authors point cur, he is not 2 mc piace for himself alone. He is devowed ¢ and ioyal to the Presi is so unique and they are such a superbly co~-crcinated unit ch the other attains, Together, he and the President have under public ventures--John Menunecy's 1952 sen. orict camoaign a: race; the Senate Rackcrs Comaistes investi otion; anda now t: operation of the new frontier. In only one of thesc--the rack. 3 Kennedy had the occasional osportunity to sau out cf his broi: a spotlignt where he could display his own cbilities. This chr Kennedy as saying "The two greatest disas. ointments of my i. ’ brother's losing the vice president tial nominction and the acau’ ay Ti. authors here poini co Re’ il Mennedy'’s tenac: playing football--a game for waich ne wos (1); suited paysieat. where John Kennedy can view almost any poculem of State or dispassion and aloofness, Robert Kennedy invariabiy become. « ‘t and who would ssible charges, and ce in his first year ana nes of the 2 Desartment cates Government. 38, in November, 1531, ak bo EY ‘igniing communism, ntinis 25 a communist munist hands and a TR dn. 9 the incident 2d in the pre-dawn ‘ont of the Bethlehem id stated that the trs cut of bed, ident... rr eee ee “O0re, the Second _osgby Kennedy has to be , 4 cosessed with firs” ut and their relationsht’ -what one attains . seu four majcr ; his 12359 cresideatil nev alcument and 3 probe--has Rober. or's shadow ara into ter qua tes Robert a < 2 nave been my tt cal of Jimmy Hoffa. ! wry a waitn :