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“ * nen . a ‘ r ei , us , . TREASURY DEPARTMENT {| Q. U.S. SECRET SERVICE — To: Mr, President Date Oct. 2, 1968 - 6:30 pm In regard to our telephone conversation on the evening of September 30, 1968, I am furnishing you with five (5) sets (envelopes) of Protective Intelligence information con- cerning Mrs. Kennedy, the Eisenhowers and the Trumans. You only need to browse through one of the envelopes since they each contain the same information. Rufus W. Youngblood Deputy Director
ax SO Be B Ey taay e ...EISENHOWER PROTECTIVE DIVISION . PROTECTIVE INTELLIGENCE SITUATION REPORT Whoever occupies the Presidency also inherits the incipient Gangers that it is-the duty, by law, of the Secret Service to conbat. The past decade, with its improved news media coverage has emphasized the role of the President's wife upon the world's political and .. .. motional scene. .In view of the foregoing, the "First Lady", now, more than ever before, acquires the image associated with her Presi- dent husband. Should the President pass on, either while in or out of office, his widow will, in varying degrees, fall heir to many of the dangerous and/or varying annoyances that had beset her husband. In essence -_the security requirements needed to sustain a reason- ably normal evironmental atmosphere for the situation of "President and First Lady" are also required with modification, for the situa- tion of "First Lady". SECURITY REQUIREMENTS, EISENHOWER PROTECTIVE DEYTATI, EEE In Septenber 1965, Federal Lav became effective which provided former Presidents with the opportunity to acquire a protective detail from the Secret Service. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower gratefully accepted such coverage and stated clearly that his prime motivation was. his great concern for the safety of Mrs. Eisenhower. With the wishes of former President Eisenhower in mind, the Secret Service has been involved with almost equal concentration upon the needs of Mrs. Eisenhower. The security confidence that has been established between Mrs. Eisenhower and the Secret Service has de- veloped to the extent where she has publically stated she cannot feel safe except with our agents present. Mrs. Eisenhower has directly related her appreciation of Secret Ser- vice efforts to President Johnson and Secretary of the Treasury Fowler; further, discontinuance of such coverage would constitute “-~~~-a-loss she cannot absorb. EVALUATION OF DISTAFF SECURITY NEEDS Se ee Et NEE. The problem of mail as a prelude to physical violence, real or pre- tended and/or a source of mental anguish is presented in the Intelli- gence Division Report. It becomes a matter of prime concern, however, when one must consider that as much as 60,000 items of mail may be ..processed by General Eisenhower's Office ina given year. Prior to DECLASSIFIED — AuthorttyLMS 45-152) BrE\CR). NARA, DateLl0-24-40)
a & = _ the arrival of the secret Service petail, there were several. occasions when threatening and abusive mail was to the extreme degree that assistance fron the F.B.1. was requested, and granted, to resolve the individual problem at hand. State and local authorities have also been utilized in many similar circumstances - However, such efforts were piece meal and follow-up activities were insufficient. Herein lies a P dolem in communication and coordination petween geo~ graphical locations and various law enforcement agencies - The secret Gervice now has the capabilities: not only at 4 state or national Jevel, but on a world-wide basis. _ JPelephone calls present the same pasic problems as mentioned above. However ; the present telephonic procedures are such that the secret. service screens out any undesixable callers. TO accomplish this, an agent has for all intent and purpose became Mrs. Fisenhower's quasi, social and pusiness secretary - In this capacity, business ana social engagements 1 as well as press exposure and travel arrange ments, are under stxict control of an agent. EFFECT OF SECURITY MEASURES - Shortly after General Eisenhower left the presidency, Mrs. Fisenhower's car was purglarized of personal property and various jtems of medical ipment. Also, on many occasions 1 persons would trespass on the Fisenhower Fama at Gettysburg, which would frighten Mrs. FRisenhower. The above todk place prior to the assignment of the Secret Service to the Eisenhowers - Since then the Secret Service has effectively stopped trespassers 5 not only at Gettysburg but other temporary winter resi- dences. ‘The service also instituted a program of automobile security and proper car maintenance which has eliminated both the theft and road preakdown problems - Mrs. Eisenhower also keeps large amounts of jewelry which is of great intrinsic, personal and historical value at the Farm. She is in the habit of carrying much of this jewelry with her when she travels. The presence of the Secret Service agents has substantially decreased her anxiety regarding these items. Fach year Mrs- Risenhower attends 4 benefit fashion show in Palm Desert, The Secret Service has been able to arrange program activities to avoid this enbarrassing situation.
Another similar situation was avoided at an important function at the Plaza Hotel in New York City when General Eisenhower was es- * corted to a position at the head table. However, Mrs. Eisenhower had inadvertently been overlooked. The Secret Service, through advance planning, was able to arrange escort to Mrs. Eisenhower to a front table without enbarrassment to anyone. Instances such as the above occur daily when the Secret Service travels with General and Mrs. Eisenhower. Mrs. Eisenhower has an inner ear problem which makes it difficult -for her to maintain balance. Thus, it becomes necessary for an escort to be constantly at her side to assist her in maintaining balance while standing, walking or using stairs. Since General Eisenhower's recent serious illness, Mrs. Eisenhower has voiced extreme concern as to her future should the General die and the protection afforded by the Secret Service be discontinued.
TO FROM SUBJECT: ' (ou? GSA FPMn ca. crn) 101-11.8 oes MADE fae’ Looged te eae Pid dd ili it) ; UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT U.S. SECRET SERVICE M emorandum | ia : Deputy Director . om DATE: September 8, 1968 Assistant Director Kelley - | Protective Intelligence _ Protective Intelligence information Regarding Widows and Wives of Foxmer Presidents A review has been made of all Intelligence Division files and indices to determine the extent and type of interest exhibited by subjects toward former Presidents, their wives, and widows. The review indicates a widow of a former President receives substantially more attention from cranks and individuals, both dangerous and not dangerous, than do wives of former Presidents. This phenomenon seems to occur because of a subject's tendency to transfer ‘attention previously directed toward the former President. Persons who directed claims or threats against the former President often continue to pursue their activity in regard to the widow. Subsequent to the assassination of President Kennedy, individuals who previously expressed abnormal and sometimes violent interest in the President directed their interest toward Mrs. Kennedy and her children. Brockton, Massachusetts, is representative of this group. On September 12, 1961, he threatened to shoot President Kennedy and even attempted to get a gun permit. On July li, 1964, he appeared at Mrs. Kennedy's Hyannisport home to find out from her why he had been placed in a mental institution ng her husband's administration. When interviewed, intimated Mrs. Kennedy shared the responsibility of his mental commitment. SANITIZED E.O. 12958, Sec. 3.6 NLJ__95-)52 By_ct _,NARA Date 10-24-% mem | Ft "he * é at Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Pezroll Savings Plan
601.0 _ Page 2 Three new groups of abnormal individuals appeared, following the President's assassination, and each subject exhibited an undue and often violent preoccupation with Mrs. Kennedy and her children. One group concerns individuals who attempted to obtain financial assistance from Mrs. Kennedy because they considered her to be the widow of a wealthy man. It is apparent the same opportunists will direct their attention toward future widows of Presidents, making them targets of mentally ill people, seeking financial assistance for some bizarre invention and personal venture. Generally, the "money seekers" are considered obnoxious, rather than dangerous; however, our files contain several cases concerning individuals who have exhibited violent tendencies when they are rebufied in their financial pleas. They continue to be of concern to this Service. SSS a French citizen, appeared at the American Embassy, Paris, November 23, 1965 and claimed Mrs. Kennedy owed her a large sum of money. She ‘ stated if the debt was not paid, she would kidnap Mrs. Kennedy and her children. This subject is considered dangerous and has been diagnosed schizophrenic paranoid. of New York, wrote an anonymous letter to Mrs- Kennedy on April 21, 1964, demanding a gift of $10,000, stating "I could kidnap your children and hold them for ransom". She has also been diagnosed as schizophrenic paranoid. . A second category includes men who exhibit amorous intentions toward Mrs. Kennedy. These subjects, who are of course mentally deranged, either propose marriage or express a desire to enter into an illicit relationship with her, as they feel she is in need of companionship. Their “love" soon turns to hate and their attitude is expressed in extremely obscene and abusive letters. Some of these subjects make direct threats against the life of Mrs. Kennedy. It is also not uncommon | for one of these subjects to focus his attention on the wives of former Presidents, If they become widows, the subjects will most certainly escalate their abnormal attention. On
: a ro Oe . yo a ‘vem Smiy 6 Saga am jo Re. eet. ~ toe! Rage Se March 18,. 1964, ef Mingo Junction, Ohio, travelled to Washington aad stated he. wanted -"to have Jacqueline Kennedy". He said if she would not come to him, he would "go get her", and he added President Kennedy asked him€o take care of her, was committed to a mental institution and has been diagnosed schizophrenic paranoid. Since May, 1964, Buffalo, New York, has continuously attempted to see Mrs. Kennedy. He believes he is Mrs. Kennedy's reincarnated husband and considers himself a member of her famil His nane was legally changed from to ecause of-this delusion. A third individual, of LaPoint, Wisconsin, has also attempted to see Mrs. Kennedy since 1964. In March of that year, he was arrested in Newark, New Jersey, while travelling to Washington, DeC., to have lunch with Mrs. Kennedy. Cis a homosexual and has been a mental patient for Many years. He authored obscena telegrams to Mrs. Kennedy on at least one occasion. The third group concerns subjects who feel they were personally responsible for or involved with the death of President Kennedy, ‘These subjects include individuals who suffer from the most severe forms of mental illness and are considered very dangerous. On May 30, 1967, Washington, D.C., was arrested when she attempted to extinguish the flame on the Kennedy grave... She is obsessed with the Kennedy fanily and believes President Kennedy is alive and Mrs. Kennedy is unfaithful to him. On June 4, 1968, she threatened "I will get Jackie Kennedy". as a lengthy criminal record dating back to 1949, which includes 16 arrests for assaults with a knife and razor, eight arrests for robbery and several additional arrests for arson and narcoties violations. This Service considers her to be very dangerous. She is presently a maximum security patient at St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C, | was interviewed by this Service July 2, 1964 because fo) LG Obsession with the President's assassination, He later wrote to Mrs. Kennedy to tell her he tried to prevent the assassination. In 1959 this subject threatene@ to kill General Eisenhower because he
{or 601.6 Page 4 - -° felt he was directed to do so. He also has a lengthy record of arrests and commitments to mental institutions. General and Mrs. Eisenhower and Mr. and Mrs. Truman are also the recipients of critical, abusive and threatening correspondence. Wives of former Presidents are not immune to the attention of mentally il] individuals. Many of these subjects focus their attention on the wives of former Presidents because they feel they can accomplish their mission of reaching the former President through his wife. This Service considers those subjects dangerous to former Presidents, and also dancerous to the wives and widows of former Presidents. of Norfolk, Virginia, stated when interviewed by this Service, "I live for the day Ike is killed...z will kill Eisenhower if the President gave me permission to do so", is known to have carried weapons and as recently as March 29, 1968, he again expressed violent hostility toward General Eisenhower, In the event of General Eisenhower's death, Cem 2 almost certainly direct his vehemence against Mrs. Eisenhower. J tustin State Hospital, Austin, Texas, began writing threatening and obscene letters to Mrs. Eisenhower in 1959. He is still considered very dangerous and his interest in Hrs. Eisenhower is unabated. Ww) a  [ May 21, 1967, wrote a letter to ale ormer President Truman, in which he stated "you are well gleye) | aware how I can trace my problems directly to you, and this letter is your death sentence". This letter was written approximately two weeks after had also sent a threatening letter to President Johnson. ("___}was arrested and committed to a mental hospital from which he subsequently eloped and robbed a bank in St. Louis, Missouri. He committed suicide shortly after the bank robbery. A psychiatrist stated that (——Jhad been hearing voices for some time and that these voices were telling him that thought machines were controlling his mind. The doctors stated that (was extremely dangerous to both President Johnson and former President Truman and to any persons connected with them.
601.0 Page 5 Extensive background investigations must be conducted to permit the evaluation of subject's protective interest and degree of danger. For example, those individuals who have a sinister interest in Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and wives of former Presidents have the means to travel quickly from one jurisdiction te ancther, both nationally and internationally. Local law enforcement agencies rarely conduct such investigations, nor do they furnish information concerning dangerous individuals to other police agencies. If this Service was not responsible for the protection of. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, law enforcement agencies in areas where she travels and resides would be unaware of any threats against her life, except those which occurred in their own respective jurisdiction. The illustrations furnished in this memorandum do not show the full scope of the problem concerning mentally ill and dangerous individuals who have shown interest in Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, General and Mrs. Eisenhower and Mr. and Mrs. Truman. The Intelligence Division presently has files concerning 678 individuals who have expressed specific interest in a widow of a President, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. Of this number, 252, by action of statement, have directly or indirectly threatened Mrse Kennedy or her children. Investigations are still being conducted by this Service every 90 days on 59 of the subjects to pexmit their evaluation and to confirm addresses, mental condition, etc. Two thousand, eight hundred and eighty seven (2,887) individuals are of record because of their specific interest in General and Mrs. Eisenhower. Of this number, 923 at one time were considered dangerous; quarterly investigations are conducted on 56 individuals still considered dangerous and exhibiting a continued interest in General and Mrs. Eisenhower. Two thousand, six hundred and forty six (2,646) Intelligence Division files reflect specific interest was exhibited by subjects for Mr. and Mrs. Truman. Of this number, 946 were considered dangerous at one time. Quarterly investigations are currently being conducted on 23 indivi duals who continue ‘theix interest in the Trumans and are considered aangerous.
ered he 60}..0 © oe ae ia ot ela 8 page 6. The above mentioned Principals continue to receive an extensive amount of correspondence. General and Mrs. Eisenhower receive nearly 60,000 items of mail each year and approximately 6,000 letters originate with cranks and mentally ill people. Several letters directed specifically to Mrse Eisenhower are received each day and many ofthese are sent by abnormal individuals. Mrs. . Jacqueline Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Truman likewise receive many letters from deranged individuals. A great number of these communications require investigation of. the’ author by this Service. We can only conclude from the cases cited and several hundred more in our files that a widow of the President or former President will attract the attentions of an enomnous number. of seriously ill and dangerous , individuals. ; QD ft AN ay ° 4’ Pin 8 ly, Ma Foe See pe. 7 ts : {MSA Pd SASL Thomas J. Kelley Assistant Director cc: AD Johns Eisenhower Protective Division Kennedy Protective Detail Truman Protective Division
DECLASSIFIED "TRUMAN PROTECTIVE DIVISION A thoty LPL 15192) __. ~ PROTECTIVE INTELLIGENCE ' ARA, Dat c10-2.4 46) SITUATION REPORT wetyc}cbs NARA, Date The following protection incidents have occurred or were directed to . Former President and'Mrs. Truman since January 1966: THREATS - Five (5)! Three (3) threats against the lives of the Truman family have come to the attention of this Division but the responsible persons have not been identified. Two additional threats have been made and resolved by investigation. ARRESTS - Nine (9) Nine (9) persons have been arrested by Special Agents of this Division at the residence or Trman Library. Seven of these individuals were mentally ill people and were attempting to visit the Truman family. Two (2) other individuals were arrested in conection with a direct threat to the Former President, Both were also found to be mentally ill and committed to an institutic. Both individuals -later escaped. One was apprehended and is now in custody, the second person committed suicide in El Paso, Texas. UNWELCOMED CALLERS - Twenty-two (22) Twenty-two (22) persons were interviewed and discouraged from their attempts to visit the Truman family. Six (6) of these people were found to be of prior record with our Intelligence Division. TELEPHONE CALLERS - Ninety-five (95) Ninety-five (95) telephone calls have been intercepted by our Special Agents. The callers were attempting to contact the Former President. Most of these people were intoxicated, mentally @ranged or distraught and seeking the assistance of the Truman family. All the names of these persons were referred to the Intelligence Division for a name check. MAIL - Five Hundred Thirty-eight (538) Five hundred thirty-eight (538) letters from a questioned source or threatening tenure have been received at the residence and/or Library, and turned over to this Service by Mrs. Truman and the former President's office staff, These letters and telegrams were referred to the Intelli- gence Division for evaluation and investigation. Investigation of these letters have generally revealed the author to be mentally ill. All mail addressed to Mrs, Truman is delivered directly to the residence by the Post Office Department and is opened and personally read by Mrs. Truman. Only then are the obscene or threatening letters tured over to this
oe Division. This is in accord with her personal request, BOMB THREATS, CIVIL DEMONSTRATIONS - Twenty-five (25) i =f Wentye-tive (40) - This Division has been advised of twenty-five (25) bomb threats and | civil demonstrations in and around the greater Kansas City area. One actual bombing has taken place in the Independence area, a minor ex- plosicn at the Patriotic Party headquarters (Minutemen headquarters) . One riot of major proportion occurred in Kansas City. Immediate evacuation for President and Mrs. Truman was planned, but not needed, During the spring months, numerous tornadoes are Sighted in the area of Kansas City and Special Agents are at the residence in the event the residence is struck or power is lost at the house. SURVEILLANCE - Three (3) Three (3) individuals were sighted on separate occasions near the resi- dence acting in a suspicious manner and were kept under surveillance by Special Agents of this Division uitil they departed the area, GENERAL INFORMATION AND SPECIFIC REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE SEE rn ey eNom a Soond-wpiteaanvaniantivannsanns Sunapec ea er During the period of hospitalization of the Former President, June 1966, Mrs. Truman requested a Special Agent remain at the residence during the hours of darkness. This is now done on a permanent basis, All mail addressed to Margaret Truman Daniel in care of the Former Presi- dent is checked by the family and turned over to this Division if circun- stances warrant. Mrs. Truman has requested this Service to assict Mrs. Daniel on several occasions, including trips to visit the Trumans and once when there was a death in the family, This family assistance usually con- sists of ground transportation to and from airports. . The Truman residence is located at Truman Road and N . Delaware Streets, Truman Road is a heavily traveled main street between Kansas City and Independence, Missouri. Both streets are used as parade routes on national holidays and other special occasions. The residence is lo- cated .9 of a mile from the Truman Library and as a consequence is visited by most of the tourists visiting the Truman Library, It is estimated that 25 to 35 percent of all visitors continue on to the residence. The actual visitor attendance figures provided by the Director of the Truman Library for Fiscal Year 1968 is 178 ,243,
During the administration of President Eisenhower, a White House staff member received an extortion letter and several obscene photographs containing superimposed photographs of Mrs. Mamie Eisen- hower, Mrs. Richard Nixon and other public figures, The letter de- manded the delivery of $350,000 to a Baltimore, Maryland address. The anonymous author threatened to distribute the obscene photographs throughout the Washington, D. C. area if the money was not delivered. Extensive investigation by this Service resulted in the identifi- cation of the extortionist. Although handwriting experts positively identified the subject as the author of the extortion letter, prosecution was declined by the U. S. Attomey's Office, Investigation also indicated the subject was suffering from mental illness, but he was not sufficiently ill to warrant commitment. ; This case dramatically illustrates the abnormal attention often directed toward wives of Presidents and Vice Presidents. DECLASSIFIED AuthorttyLaLs_ 991923 Byeich., NARA, Datel!0-24-40)
_October'1, 1968 An individual who is presently a patient in the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners, Springfield, Missouri, came to the attention of the Secret Service in 1957 when he mailed an obscene and threat- ening letter to Former President Eisenhower, In 1962 the subject was arrested by this Service after he threatened the life of .-President. Kemedy. .He was. ccmmitted to the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners and subsequently released in Auveust 1964. He immediately began writing obscene letters to Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and on Jume 28, 1965 he was arrested in Patterson, New Jersey for threatening her life. He was again committed to a mental institution and released nine (9) months later. : : _ .The subject's letters to Mrs. Kennedy camtinued and he expressed a desire to marry her. On one occasion he asked interviewing agents to pass along his marriage proposal. On other occasions he verbally threatened to assault and kill any Secret Service Agent who attempted to interview or arrest hin. yo The subject was indicted for mailing cbscene letters to Mrs. Kennedy on October 19, 1966, and sentenced to five (5) years imprison- ment. He is new serving his sentence in the Federal Medical Center. Psychiatrists have described the subject as dangerous and schizophrenic. The Secret Service still evaluates this subject as dangerous to Mrs. Kennedy, and periodic inquiry is made every 90 days with Medical Center officials to determine if the subject's condition has improved or deteriorated. Copies of some of the obscene letters the subject has authored are attached.
A 27 year old man living in Brooklyn, New York, began telephoning staff members of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy ‘s office in September, 1967. The subject professed his love for Mrs. Kennedy and indicated his desire to marry her. Investigation conducted by this Service determined the subject was & former mental patient and had been arrested for several offenses including larceny, breaking and entering, false pretenses and “peeping tom". On December 29, 1967, the subject mailed a lengthy, obscene letter to Mrs. Kennedy relating his “love* for her. On July 11, 1968, he was located and interviewed in New York City by Special Agents of this Service. He admitted making several telephone calls to Mrs. Kennedy 's office and authorship of the obscene letter. He stated, "rt have what she lacks and she can help me with my inter~- personal relationship". Although the subject still demonstrates a desire to meet Mrs. Kennedy, no grounds exist for judicial action. This Service conducts an investigation every 90 days to verify the subject's residence address and determine his attitude toward Mrs. Kennedy. A copy of one page from the rambling, obscene letter mailed to Mrs. Kennedy is enclosed. DECLASSIFIED rytdep. NARA, Date L10=24-4G]
On February 27, 1967 4 patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Washington, D. C., mailed an amorous letter to Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. When interviewed, the subject advised he intended to see Mrs. Kennedy immediately upon release from the hospital. The Veterans Administration Hospital released the subject March 13, 1967 and it was necessary to immediately re-commit him to 8t. Blizabeths Hospital because he could not be dissuaded from traveling to New York City to meet Mrs. Kennedy. Psychiatrists treating the subject advised he is infatuated with Mrs. Kennedy and believes he must marry her. On March 30, the subject appeared before the District of Columbia Mental Health Commission and at that time was described by a psychiatrist as dangerous and schizophrenic. During the hearing, the subject commented he would break the arm of any Secret Service Agent who tried to keep him from seeing Mrs. Kennedy. On March 31, 1967, a letter was received from the subject Containing a threat against the life of the President. It is noted the subject was still a patient at St. Elizabeths Hospital at the time the letter was written. Prosecution of the subject was authorized and he was later transferred to the District of Columbia Jail awaiting further prosecution. The subject was eventually returned to St. Elizabeths Hospital because of his mental condition and charges were Gismissed against him. This Service continues to make inquiry each quarter with doctors at St. Elizabeths Hospital to keep abreast of the subject's mental condition and attitudes toward the President, Mre. Kennedy and other Principals. Copies of two of the subject's letters are enclosed. The letter dated March 16, 1967 contains a direct threat against the life of the President. DECLASSIFIED AuthortryLwty 95-J92) Pech. NARA, Darla 24-3)
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