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interru ted at this was I told Rogers that Katzenbach's claims were absolutely false and this represented further evidence that he was protecting himself and someone else. Mr. Rogers asked if we had proof, over and above verbal conversations. I replied in the affirmative and then showed him in rapid order: (1) The Kennedy signature memorandum of 8/17/61 concerning the New York Telephone Company; (2) The Assistant AG Miller letter of 5/25/61, to Senator Sam Ervin, which told of the specific number of microphones and wiretaps in usage by the FBI; (3) The memorandum to Deputy AG White, dated 5/4/61, which not only advised of the usage of micropbones but specifically outlined the necessity of trespass; (4) The Internal Revenuc memorandum of 2/18/61 af pich rei ected ieee cS >" Qaim and (5) The various Evans memoranda which cle utiined the enthusiasm of Kennedy regarding FBI usage of microphones. I told Mr. Rogers of Kennedy listening to microphone tape recordings in both Chicago and New York. At this point I asked Mr. Malone to describe the incident in New York wherein Kennedy not only listened to the tape recording but complained of the quality of equipment utilized by the FBI. Malone described this in detail. plo, b> ia oot Se . = Sy tS FE OE SS Se DT Sin alli tal ae Soe) eran an ot FT i a TTI ET ah Ey ae ae ES re Ee ep yer eds a