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DeLcach to Mr. Tolson memo re Letter to Senator Edward V. Long ‘ Gated 1/20/66 From Director hi ‘i seemed # little late to hope thas Senator Kennedy would not want to start a fight - :, inasmuch as we had learned scat Cive Sreslow of the "Los Angeles Times," a : fpeporter who works directly unce> Z4 Guthmen, had been the individual pressuring *Senstor Long to hold hearings regardirg FBI usage of electronic devices, The 1: #&ttorney General thought for a moment and then stated that he doubted very seriously _‘lthat yooh SE oe initiated such a i a ‘Da: \ rney GS reiterated that he ie all of this would not bret out into the: opeZ I told him that the FBI had no reason to be on the : Cefensive and that we, of course, were prepared f¢ for any eventuality in this regard, | The meeting ended, : The Attorney General asked that 1, I give him a copy of the letter in cuestion, . cid him this would be done, c Lf ACTION: : ‘ — / uf x A copy of the letter to Senator Long will be given to Attorney General Katzenbach this morning € providing, of f course, the Director has no objections. ~ . - ~ ‘ . _— 2 - = = tothe ae erty woes pr torte ad wy aw boner Peas UR fe - wag 1 ae nn rs ‘ .o Vet ? are