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le ae RR a TT ay ini A SRNR Ae orem . that these individuals do not always meet in the most desirable locations and, no matter how good the equipment is, it cannot overcome the problem of guttural voices and whispered conversations, such as were on this tape recording. Special Agents of the FSI who participated in this conference have submitted sworn affidavits as to what transpired, including the question asked by Mr. Kennedy. (Exhibit 68 ) Evidence Mr. Kennedy's Staff Was Aware of FBI Use cof Microphone Surveillances In addition to Mr. Kennedy's personal involve- ment in matters relating to microphone surveillances, members of his Staff were, in specific security and criminal cases, on notice that microphone surveillances were used by the FBI]. The following are typical instances: (1) On May 25, 1961, Herbert J. Miller, Jr., Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, Department of Justice, sent a significant letter to Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., of North Carolina, The following is the complete text of this very revealing letter: