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= ee wk ND Te ie SS EEE Speier ae oy 1 3 me rot’ ee a a) a ) Nemorzsndum to Mr. DeLoach Re: Robert F. Kennedy These affidavits also refer to the fact that because of the 4. difficulty in understanding everyvword on the tape recording a =: verbatim transcript was given to Kennedy so that he could follow the conversation by reading it as well as listening to ay on it. No mention was made at‘this conference that this informa- tion came from the police or from wire tapping procedures. The affidavits from Chicago Office personnel reveal that a conference was held in the Chicago Office on March 19, 1963, for the purpose of briefing Attorney General Kennedy on ' the organized crime picture in Chicago. This conference was attended by other Departmental officials including William Hundley, Chief, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section. During this conference, Kennedy was advised that the Chicago Office of the FBI had made a tape recording of conversations ‘obtained from a microphone p12¢e< Gia, This tape recording was playe (for the Attorn:. General, nis recording contained a discussion AY ‘ jbotween = the conclusion o i 'a question concerning the location of this microphone was asked ifpy Mr. Hundley. The Attorney General cou.mented he did not feel jjhe wanted to be in a position to know this ix‘oraation. Another question directed by Mr. Hundley conccraed whether or iE this was a legal or an illegal microphone «anc before the question was answered the Attorney General comucnted, "They are all illegal." Prior to the end of the conference, Kennedy asked if the information obtained from the tape had been furnished {to the Chicago Police Department. As a matter of information, ,that data, together with similar information obtained from other ;Sources, was made available to the United States Attorney, ‘Chicago, in paraphrased form, who furnished it to the Chicago IPolice Department. i fF j ACTION: For your information. \ f 6 a, . fia ‘ \t water = Soa = Seep th =f oo