arthur smith is a wonderful police officer. the main thing i found out is they are little more courageous than the guy next door. there was a time in which the mayor's friend wanted a job and that went on for a long time, even during time of mayor woodruff and was their mayor for 24 years. that is how you got support. and then after he got in, he said thank you. and then you say mayor, my son is a nice looking boy. i wonder if you're interested. 62-95 i would say that they were very, very aware of who they are, the jobs they had and i can tell anyone, whoever is approached by a police officer is just be simply curious. that is all. i'm not talking about the element reset wakes up in the morning and has a whole plan to kill officer. i have no answer for that one. we listen to them and we are worried. we are scared of terrorists. it's a whole brand-new world. for you in pure yet my hometown, i am giving you the only thing you need. i don't care what he says. shut up and just keep your hands on the wheel. and when he says to you,

arthur smith was a wonderful police officer and the main thing i found out about them is they are more courageous than the guy next door, really they are. they are well-trained today. there was a time because the mayors, their friends on one their friends on one of the job their friends son wanted a job in that one on for a long time even during the time that mayor woodruff who was our mayor for 24 years. that's how you got support and then after he got in he said thank you johnny. and you say mayor or my son is a nice-looking boy, very nice boy. i wonder if he you would be interested in hiring him? this would be from 62 to 95. that would be my officers. of course they are all retired. they are nowhere near my age but i would say they were very very aware of who they are, the job that they had and i can tell anyone, whoever's approached by a police officer all you have to do is be simply courteous. that is all and you demand out of him all the trouble you are seeing today. i'm not talking about the element who wakes up in the morning and has a full plan to kill an officer. i have no an

arthur smith was a wonderful police officer, and the main thing i found out about them is they are more the guy next door, really they are. do not regret, they are well trained today. there was a time when they were not in peoria because the friend, his son, wanted and that went on for a long time even during the time that that mayor woodruff was our mayor for 24 years. that's how you got support and then after he got in he said thank you johnny. and then you say, mayor, my son is a nice-looking boy. i wonder if you would be interested in hiring him. from 1962 to 1995. that would be my officers. they are all retired. though -- they are nowhere near my age. were very, very aware of who they are, and the job that they had, and i can tell anyone whoever is approached by police officer, all you have to do is just the simply courteous. as all. and you demand that came. all the trouble you are seeing now i am not talking about element to wakes up in the morning and has a whole plan to kill an officer. i have no answer for that one. we know who they are. we listen to them. of we are worried, s

thirdly, arthur gardner, a republican ambassador, earl smith, a republican ambassador, in succession both have indicated in the past six weeks that they reported to washington that castro was a marxist, that raul castro was a communist, and that they got no effective results. instead our aid continued to batista, which was ineffective. we never were on the side of freedom, we never used our influence when we could have used it most effectively and today cuba is lost for freedom. i hope some day it will rise, but i don't think it will rise if we continue the same policies toward cuba that we did in recent years, and in fact towards all of latin america when we've almost ignored the needs of latin america, we've beamed not a single voice of america program in spanish to all of latin america in the last eight years, except for the three months of the hungarian revolution. mr. mcgee: mr. morgan, with a question for senator kennedy. mr. morgan: senator, last may, in oregon, you discussed the possibilities of sending apologies or regrets to khrushchev over the u-2 incident. do you think no

thirdly, arthur gardner, a republican ambassador, earl smith, a republican ambassador, in succession both have indicated in the past six weeks that they reported to washington that castro was a marxist, that raul castro was a communist, and that they got no effective results. instead our aid continued to batista, which was ineffective. we never were on the side of freedom, we never used our influence when we could have used it most effectively and today cuba is lost for freedom. i hope some day it will rise, but i don't think it will rise if we continue the same policies toward cuba that we did in recent years, and in fact towards all of latin america when we've almost ignored the needs of latin america, we've beamed not a single voice of america program in spanish to all of latin america in the last will eight years, except for the three months of the hungarian revolution. mr. mcgee: mr. morgan, with a question for senator kennedy. mr. morgan: senator, last may, in oregon, you discussed the possibilities of sending apologies or regrets to khrushchev over the u-2 incident. do you thi