◆ SpookStack

Scare SO AS eal as otek eae et hg: 2 M. A. Jones to Wick Memo _RE: APPEARANCE OF SENATOR ROBERT F, KENNEDY Mos tes | General except in national security cases. Again, and as to be expected t " . from him, he replied 'T did not." He wags next asked if that meant that: H wire taps were made by someone at the Department of Justice without his knowledge. Kennedy answered, "Well, if there were any wire taps that took place outside of national security cases, then they were. " Asked if this might mean the FBI was doing some wire tapping that he ‘didn't know about, Senator Kennedy replied, ‘Well, I expect maybe some of those facts are going to be developed. The only time I authorized or was ever requested to authorize wire tapping was in connection with eee Sopa ey Fad * 4 ere és Free] wantinnal carunitea pacae undar an srrancamoant that art cinall’y had haan Pla LVIGL OCLUL ary weewUi ULINMGL chal Gb 2 GLIR CULL Vise WL bpAlicasy kia’ WTA BS |made by President Roosevelt and Attorney General Biddle. " BS The program was concluded with a discussion of the present e draft system which Kennedy feels shows discrimination against the poor. + In a discussion of the New York election for Surrogate Judge, Kennedy t indicated he feels politics should be taken out of the judiciary. "og / ro. .' -_ betr * * ws : Oo . ear oa en eT gt Tn Are f mek