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August 21, 1969: - b-/ Mr. J. Bdgar Hoover -- Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C+ po Lnet D6 Dear Sirs ous bre After a great feetof thine I an- taki berty of writing, to. yous My name is Mrs. s wife of pr. | who at the present a is. connected with the Hebrew Union College functioning as Councilor of Scholars, Director of Research and Reference Librarian of their famous Library. ; My letter concerns Senator Kennedy. Certainly, I. need not go into details ef the accident that resulted into death of a youhg women. caused: entirely by the irresponsible and immature conduct of thé driver who ignored. simple and clear road signs that lead to the: ferry to which he was supposed. to take his companion. If this accident. had not occurred the whole world would never have lmown that 4 Senator Kennedy deliberately . had violated. simple traffic régulations and taken a — road © for some purpose or other @ no other persén would chose in his vight mind, ‘be it; a8 Said before,.for a certain purpose. But this is not the point at. all. Ana it is not the point why I am writing to you. ae t an writing. 40 you about what developed later. iam asking myself over a and. over again, how could it happen that this affeix ws hushed over? Believe / me, Mr. Houver, I an not. hard at heart, I am not young. in yéars, but I just cante~ : stand still and just says "I an disgusted" uttered these days by young and old, “ph rich and poor, learned and otherwise. When one aske: "Don't you do anything about ‘ it", the categorical answer isi “het can one do, it won't do any eodd, he is a Kennedy". Notwithstanding, that this in reality is ah amusing respond if one is acquainted with the backgrotnd of the old Josef Kennedy who amassed hie fortune shortly and after the stockmarket crash in 1929: by: his Hostouriscrupellous transe actions tremplug litérally over. dead bodies, becoming immendily rich when everybody else , or most everybody, was stripped. of his monéy. But this is past mortem and : the present generation. connects the name Kennedy with fabulous richness and rosy | EX-105 -Rec- 60 FZ SO Vie [3b When. Senator Kennedy was young he made himsé profound! x “cheating 0 ; his exams at Harvard when he was suspended. He. is wellknown: for his drinking es= Vacs capades, he got himself into politics by the wellknown Kennedy tacticsé. Money. If it hadn't been for the money, bluntly speaking, his brother would never have beg President. And again bluntly speaking, thet certainly wouln't have been so bad, c” sidering the mess the coutitry finds itself in. I.wag ofie of his admirers and votes./ ! for him being misled. by his informative ‘knowLéage on all current events, by his. out- spokenness forgetting that possessing knowledge doean’t make you a good judge, nots | withstanding a good president of a country like ours. Anybody and everybody with a Logic thinking capacity, really, by this time must have come to the conclusion, that this Kennedy myth is a lot of humbug and. does the country more harm than good. The anbition to maka tksusskyax raise thonselves to thenhighest=post=here ‘on ae clonly bs termed as megelomaniacal and nothing else. % FOURS ga AUG 28 1969 ' CID w rie iY Kennedy has shown, himself utterly unfit. to occupy his seat in the Senate, é sense he would never have pleaded with his constituents, pleading for » impressing them with his innocence and the integrity of the girl whom el | og FL Ag awe / we ‘ wet gs ; £. e fo, f Grid. oo. le 7 a . ; a. -