Evening star., 1960-12-16
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tae the life Of the, President,
Ell !, because of sthes under.
hd6ed way he was elected. : :
Eennedy money! he rem.
BID on. bought the White
HHl1se and the presidency"
ze said he had always had an
irikeriority complex. that he had
gtREn his money to q children's
h9he In New Hampshire before
he left for the South and had
orsalnally purchased the ex-
pleSiyes found in his car to
bl0Wup tree stunnps on his farm
pIpperty ct Belmont. 80
- said It was his intention
toftake his own life and that
ofsthe Presid dent elect, but that
he didn't want to take the
lives Of any others.
Not entirely lucid at al
tines. Pavlick, when asked di-
reetly II he intended to kill
Kennedy. replied:
r. did and / didn't. The cir
culnstances involved taking too
meny lives. So I forgot about
it.R
At another time he said, II
hsd, the crazy idea I wanted
tos stop Kennedy from being
Pfesident."
He told Of looking over Sen.
at0R Kennedy's homes in Hyan-
mis- Port, Mass, Washington
and Palm Beach; the Palm
Beach Church where Senator
Kennedy usually worships, ard
the local airport.
Authorities disclosed that
the Secret Service had serit
out an alert for Pavlick, aA.
vising that his car be searched
for explosives as, well as fire.
arms.
Pavlick's arrest by Patrolman
Lester Free for a trafiic viola
ton ended q Nation wide hunt.
Agents would not divulge how
they found him but indicated q
general alert was out.
AT the hearing. Mr.. Rust said
P&viick had let them inspect
his Car yesterday afternoon
and that they found seven
sticks Of dynamite in It. Mr..
Marshall said Pavlick told him
he had been treated at a men.
tai hospital.
The charge Mr.. Pink read
to Pavlick said he indicated
that he was going to make
himself q human bomb and
destroy himself and the Presi-
dent-elect, and further that he
disposed Of and gave away
all his real and personal prop
erty In Belmont, N. H., prior
to coming to Palm Beach for
this purpose"
An oficial said Pavlick denied
the accusation and said he
planned to kill himself.
I'm . way, I am glad it
turned out the Wav IL has. hit
! don't like the publicity" Paw
lick said.
Mr.. Pink said the charge
was based on title 1S, section
871 Of the United States Code
Annotated.
The complaint. signed by Mr..
Marshall, said that on or about
November 8 and UP to Decem.
Der Is ct Belmont, Palm Beach
and Washington, D. c., the
defendant (pavlick) threatene&
Senator Kennedy life.
mo. that's not correct"
Pavlick told the commissioner.
Secret Service Information
It was reported that the COM
plant was based on informa-
ton from Secret Service agents
in Belmont, Washington and
Boston.
Pavlick said he would need
counsel and wanted to waive
the hearing which was to de-.
termine II there was a probable
cause to hold him.
Pavlick, dressed in q busi.
ness suit. described himself as
single and o resident Of Bel
mont. He said his only relative
is q sister in Boston. Her name
was not given.
He said he thought he arrived
in Palm Beach, where the
Kennedys have q winter home,
'about Saturday. the 10th or
11th."
Mr. MarSnau told the COM
missioner that Pavlick had
asked If he could have q mental
test.
Before he was taken from
the commissioners office, Paw.
lick talked freely In the wait.
ing room. He complained of
how rough his job as q postal
clerk had been, said the post
ONCE was drafty and he had
to wear long underwear. Then
he began to discuss the condi-
ton Of his esophagus.
Pavlick scanned q travel
magazine while sitting in the
waiting room, turning pages
with Q right hand which had
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