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Robert F Kennedy — Part 10
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DeLoach to Hr. Tolson 12/20/65
Re: fastallation of Wire Taps and Microphones
The Attorney General stated that both Senator Long and Edward ’
Bennett Williams were somewhat confused over the differentiation between |
wire tanning and laased line miscronhones, He stated that deerite this
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\ eS Senator Long would feel that the invasion of privacy involved
in the installation of microphones would be just as bad as the usage of
wire taps. I told the Attorney General that while this may be true, it
should be noted that no one had ever talked to Senator Long about the
IE involved in installing the leased line microphones. I stated
that when you consider the number of lives saved, the hundreds of
thousands of dollars that the U. S. Government was being bilked out of,
and the very valuable intelligence gained by the FBI in its fight against
crime. than it annaarad that the invasion af nrigacees thames nalad a
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insignificance. The Attorney General stated that he didn't think Long
would understand this or go along with it at all. I told the Attorney
General it was certainly worth a try inasmuch as no one had faced Long
and leveled with him thus &r. The Attorney General admitted this.
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Upon leaving, I told the Attorney General that I hoped that the
information furnished to him would prevent further disclaimers on either
his or former Attorney Genoral Kennedy's part. The Attorney General statec
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repeated that Bobby Kennedy had distinctly told hin | he knew nothing about
FBI installation of microphones. I stated that the above facts clearly
brought into focus the fact that former Attorney General Kennedy did not
know what he was talking about. Katzenbach asked if he could see the
memorandum in question dated August 17, 1961, which Kennedy signed. f
told him that I would be very happy to show him this memorandun.
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It clearly seens that both Attorney General Katzenbach and
‘former Attorney General Kennedy are attempting to “leave us to the wolves”
4f allowed to do so. I think the above visit was valuable from the
standpoint of putting Katzenbach on record that we clearly know the facts
and will not hesitate to use them if necessary. I will show him the
above-mentioned memorandum this afternoon.
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