RFK Recommends Allen Dulles for a Civil Rights Mission
Attorney General deployed the former CIA director in Mississippi
Listen to this fascinating telephone call in June 1964 between President Lyndon Johnson, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and former CIA director Allen Dulles.
In the call, LBJ and RFK prevail upon Dulles to serve as the president's personal emissary to Mississippi after disappearance of the three civil rights workers.
Which is the most telling exchange…
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