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...commission did, however, suggest that a top-level committee be set up to study the problem. No sooner urged than done. Last week President Johnson named as members: Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, Acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach, CIA Director John McCone and White House Aide McGeorge Bundy...
...Hoey was summoned to the telephone; at the other end of the line was Acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach in Washington. As Hoey listened, his face clouded. When he hung up, there was a hurried conference in the chambers of Judge John F. Dooling Jr. Then Hoey, still visibly shaken, appeared before the court, announced that Katzenbach had ordered him to drop the prosecution "in the interests of national security." Said Hoey: "The Government moves to dismiss the indictment against both the defendants...
...nomination, made his way to the famed and redolent Fulton Fish Market, where he shook hands with friendly fishmongers. Next day, he took time out for a quick trip to Washington to resign formally from his Cabinet job (his successor, at least temporarily, will be Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach). With that out of the way, Kennedy returned once more to New York and to the pursuit of a vast number of voters who still regard him as a power-playing outsider. So much an outsider is Bobby that he won't be able to cast a ballot...
...Dirksen's suggestion, Humphrey arranged for a bipartisan meeting between Senate and Administration leaders. The place: Dirksen's leadership office with the tinkling chandelier that once belonged to Thomas Jefferson. The participants: Dirksen, Mansfield, Humphrey, California's Republican Senator Tom Kuchel, Attorney General Kennedy, Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach, and a sprinkling of liberals, moderates and conservatives from both parties...
Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach sent a memo to Justice Department employees: "A program has been organized for all of us who wish to contribute to do so. Special rosters have been prepared for contributors to sign so that their participation can be made part of the library's archives. This effort is completely voluntary." Similar messages went out from Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges and Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman...