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SECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)- 3.-These Working Group agencies set their own priorities and parameters concerning intelligence on terrorism matters. From time to time the CIA requests comments from the Working Group on its weekly terrorism reports.The organization of the Cabinet Committee is delineated in the President's memorandum of September 25, 1972. The Working Group is composed of senior representatives of the ten agencies on the Cabinet Committee and representatives of the following agencies: Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Energy Research and Development Administration, Federal Protective Service, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Metropolitan Police Department, National Security Agency, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Office of Management and Budget, and the United States Information Agency. These additional agencies were invited to participate in the Working Group by the Special Assistant to the Secretary and Coordinator for Combatting Terrorism (S/CCT), in his capacity as Chairman of the Working Group.Under the Working Group there is one formal subgroup, the Behavioral Science Resource Group (BSRG), which is composed of behavioral science experts from the State Department, the CIA, the FBI and USIA. The State Department member chairs BSRG. The Resource GroupSECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)
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SECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)- 4 -has a mandate to seek to improve the United States'response to acts of international terrorism through useof behavioral science techniques.End StatementGeorge S. SpringsteenExecutive SecretaryAttachments:1. Memorandum of September 18, 19722. Memorandum of September 25, 19723. Six Reports to the PresidentDrafted:S/CCT:JTBrowne:nwh6/11/75 Ext 20831Clearance: M - Mr. EagleburgerINR - Mr. KirkS/CCT - Mr. FeareySECRET(CONFIDENTIAL When SeparatedFrom Accompanying Documents)KW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 5
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The Deputy Attorney GeneralDirector, FBIREC-1071 - Mr. Wannall - enc.1 - Mr. Cregar - enc.1 - Mr. Mintz - enc.1 - Mr. Hotis - enc.June 30, 19751 - Mr. Daly - enc.62-116395-338SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIESReference is made to memorandum of K. William O'Connor,Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination, to Mr. John Mintz, LegalCounsel Division of this Eureau, dated June 26, 1975, captioned "DAGInquiry Re Communication by Former AAG Doar to FBI RegardingMississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation."Regarding your request contained in referenced communicationfor the Bureau to locate and furnish certain documents, it is my under-standing that you are in possession of the documents requested.In response to your request that we furnish our observationsconcerning the making of the documents available to former AssistantAttorney General John Doar, may I suggest that this raises an issuewhich has been discussed in the past by the Bureau and the Departmentand other Government agencies. This issue to my knowledge has notbeen resolved. That issue is whether a former employee should beallowed access to documents in the Government's possession to refreshhis recollection for possible testimony before the Senate Select Committee.It is this Eureau's position that such documents should not be madeavailable for the aforementioned purpose, and in those instances wherea former employee cannot respond accurately to the question of the SenateSelect Committee or any other Congressional investigative body, theCommittee or Congressional body can be referred to the appropriatebureau or agency which will, if appropriate, furnish the necessaryinformation. I am sure you will understand our concern in this regardinsofar as setting a precedent which might serve for future requests ofthis nature.- Mr. K. Wliam O'Connor  Special Counsel for Intelligence CoordinationPVD:echSEE NOTE ON PAGE 2![photo of mail room stamp]
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# The Deputy Attorney GeneralNOTE: According to referenced communication, Mr. Doar requested to review a communication he caused to be sent while in the Department asking for information concerning the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation. The Deputy Attorney General had asked that the documentation concerning the request and our response be located and furnished to him. The Department also asked our views as to whether he should be given access to or delivered the documents for the purpose of refreshing Doar's recollection.-2-NW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 7
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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERALWASHINGTON, D.C. 20530JUN 2 6 1975TO: John MintzLegal Counsel DivisionFederal Bureau of InvestigationFROM: K. William O'ConnorSpecial Counsel for IntelligenceCoordinationSUBJECT: DAG Inquiry Re Communication by Former AAG Doarto FBI Regarding Mississippi Freedom DemocraticParty Delegation(1) The DAG has asked me to request that the Bureau makea file check to determine what, if any, documents may be foundin FBI files relating to a request made by Mr. Doar in August1964 for information and Bureau action regarding members of thesubject delegation. It is our understanding that Mr. Doarrequested certain information from the FBI regarding this dele-gation in mid-August 1964; and that some information was deliveredto the DOJ (either to Mr. Doar or then DAG Katzenbach) shortlythereafter, in the latter part of August 1964.(2) It is possible that Mr. Doar may be asked about thesematters in connection with the Senate Select Committee inquiry(reference Appendix D, Item 7, 5/14/75 SSC request). The DAGhas also asked that, after such documentation as may be developedunder (1) above has been located, the Bureau furnish to him itsview as to the access/delivery to Mr. Doar of such documentationfor the purpose of refreshing his recollection.(3) An expeditious response to this request will beappreciated.
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO: Mr. W. R. WannallFROM: W. LegregarCONFIDENTIAL1 - Mr. J. B. Adams2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz (Mr. J. B. Hotis)DATE: 6/11/751 - Mr. W. R. Wannall1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar1 - Mr. R. L. MooreSUBJECT: UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)By letter dated 5/14/75, with attached appendices, the SSC requested certain information and documents from the FBI.Appendix C, Item number 10, requested all memoranda and other materials relating to the elimination of the Liaison Section of the FBI in 1970 and its reestablishment in late 1972.Among the enclosures to our letter to the Attorney General (AG), dated 6/13/75, being proposed for forwarding to the Committee is E. S. Miller memorandum to Mr. Felt, 7/14/72. On page 2 there is information that "our close association with the Chief Postal Inspector and his top officials has resulted in that agency providing support in some of our most delicate intelligence operations looking to the identification of illegal hostile intelligence activities in this country." This could possibly be construed to include opening of mail. It is to be noted that opening of mail by FBI is the subject of a separate SSC request and future correspondence with the SSC, through the AG, will address itself to this subject. Former Chief Postal Inspector Henry B. Montague, with whom we have had extensive dealings in the past, is scheduled to appear before the full SSC on 6/12/75 and it is expected that he will be questioned about possible FBI participation in mail openings.RLM:mamREC-107 62-116395-3373 JUL 11 1975CONTINUED - OVER
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Memorandum to Mr. W. R. WannallRe: UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEEON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)Also included in this response is Daniel M. ArmstrongIII memorandum to L. Patrick Gray III, dated 9/8/72, classifiedConfidential. This memorandum states that the responsibilitiesof Legats have increased in recent years to include thecollection of political intelligence information for disseminationto Dr. Kissinger and others. This is the HILEV Program. TheSSC has requested committee staff access to all indices andcontrol files pertaining to all programs operated by theIntelligence Division from 1960 to present and it is expectedthat HILEV will be included in the response to this request.ACTION:None. For information.- 2 -![GUNEXENTIAL stamp]NW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 10
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NR 009 SF CODE9:10 PM NITEL 6/11/75 CJCTO: DIRECTOR (62-116395)FROM: SAN FRANCISCO (62-6887)ATTENTION: OFFICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL AND INTD.OSENSTUDY 75.REBUTEL JUNE 9, 1975.ON JUNE 11, 1975, FORMER SA DAVID E. TODD ADVISED OF THEWAIVER OF EMPLOYEE SECRECY AGREEMENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASTAFF INTERVIEW BY SSC WITH HIM. TODD REQUESTED AGENT BE AVAIL-ABLE DURING INTERVIEW TO ASSIST HIM. TODD INDICATED HE WOULDIMMEDIATELY ADVISE THIS OFFICE IF IN RECEIPT OF INFORMATION REDATE OF INTERVIEW.SAC, SAN FRANCISCO, WILL CONTACT LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION FORADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING HIS INTERVIEW.ENDHOLD PLS![stamp: ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED. DATE: 10-17-2000 BY MDR-16]![stamp: EX-117]![REC-26 62-116395-336]![date: 14 JUL 2 1975]![date: 5 6 JUL 17 1975]NW(68326 'DocId:32989611 Page 11
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO: Mr. J. B. AdamsDATE: June 2, 1975FROM: Legal CounselSUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75.On 5-30-75, John Elliff, Task Force Director of captioned Committee's Task Force on Domestico Intelligence Activities, and SA Paul V. Daly of this Division discussed the possibility of Elliff and members of his task force, conducting the inquiry into the FBI, having lunch with the Director. Elliff stated he felt that such an arrangement would be very beneficial and indicated that he and four or five staff members would attend such a luncheon.It would appear that such an arrangement might be beneficial and consideration should be given to arranging a luncheon if the Director's schedule permits.RECOMMENDATION:That the luncheon be arranged in line with the above at a time convenient to the Director.1 - Mr. Wannall1 - Mr. Mintz1 - Mr. W.O. Cregar1 - Mr. Hotis1 - Mr. Daly1 - Mrs. Metcalf
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# UNITED STATE 'MENT# MemorandumTO: Mr. J. B. AdamsFROM: Legal CounselDATE: 6-19-75SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75Reference is made to my memo dated 6-2-75, that a luncheon with staff members of the Senate Select Committee Task Force conducting the inquiry into the FBI be held with the Director.Mr. Kelley approved the recommendation, and Mr. Elliff, Domestic Task Head for the Committee, was asked whether he would like to attend a luncheon with Mr. Kelley and he indicated he would, but would have to check with the Committee. Mr. Elliff was advised that the Director's schedule permitted a luncheon be held on June 24, 1975, at 12:30 p.m..Mr. Elliff stated on 6-18-75, he will attend the luncheon along with the following staff members of the Committe: Lester B. Seidel, John Smith, William Ricks, Michael Epstein, and Mark Gitenstein.In addition to the staff members, Section Chief William O. Cregar, Inspector John B. Hotis, and SA Paul V. Daly will attend. Assistant Director John A. Mintz will also attend luncheon.RECOMMENDATION:For information.1 - Mrs. Metcalf1 - Mr. Wannall1 - Mr. Cregar1 - Mr. Mintz1 - Mr. Hotis1 - Mr. DalyPVD:eek(8)
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Memo to Mr. Adams from Legal CounselRe: STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE REQUESTSfor denying GAO access to Bureau files. A response has been prepared and furnished the Department.Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Constitutional Rights of the Judiciary (Edwards Committee)The Department has advised the Chief Counsel Alan Parker and Minority Counsel Ken Klee that excised appendices a through e of the Peterson Report on COINTELPRO are available for their review in Department space.Subcommittee on Government Information and Individual Rights (Abzug's Committee)By letter dated June 10, and June 16, 1975, we have been requested to furnish complete information concerning practices and procedures, etc., concerning electronic surveillances. Information is being gathered so that appropriate responses may be provided.HearingsWe are scheduled to testify 7-9-75, before the Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security of the Judiciary on Terrorism. Testimony for this hearing has been prepared by the Intelligence Division.We anticipate having to testify before the Post Office, Civil Service Subcommittee on Postal Fees, Mail and Label Management. The necessary materials for the testimony have been gathered and as soon as a request has been received, the testimony will be prepared in final form. The testimony will concern mail covers.The following Committees have indicated Bureau testimony in the near future:The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights (Tunney's Committee); Topic: S. 1427 - S. 1428 (Criminal Justice legislation); Briefing book has been prepared concerning this legislation.ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEDHEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEDDATE 10-17-2000 BY SPLAMDR-16NW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 14- 3 -
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Memo to Mr. Adams from Legal CounselRe: STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE REQUESTSHouse Judiciary Committee on Civil and Constitutional Rights; Topic: H. R. 61 and H. R. 62 (House version of S. 1427 and S. 1428 (Criminal Justice Legislation).Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities; Topic: Bureau legal authority to conduct domestic and counterintelligence activities. Tentative testimony is scheduled for late June or early July. We will be furnished additional details by the Committee as to the various topics to be covered during this testimony.The Director along with Kevin Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, is scheduled to appear before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liabilities, and the Administration of Justice of the Judiciary Committee (Kastenmier) to testify concerning electronic surveillances, on 6-26-75.Special Agents Bill D. Williams and Inspector's Aide Edward D. Hagerty have been requested to appear before the Committee on Government Operations, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (Jackson's Committee) the topic of their testimony is to be their inquiry into Drug Enforcement Agency at the Departments request. The Department has advised they will make the agents available for testimony on the morning of 6-19-75.RECOMMENDATION:For information.> [Figure] Signatures and markings on the document. The words "ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE 10-16-2000 EXSP2AM MDR16" are stamped at the bottom right.- 4 -NW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 15
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# SECRETTHE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCEWASHINGTON, D. C. 20505Intelligence Community StaffDCI/IC 75-0362 July 1975MEMORANDUM FOR: See DistributionSUBJECT: Update of Task Force AssignmentsREFERENCE: Memos dated 10 and 11 June on subject of Task Force Assignments1. Listed below are issues being addressed by Task Forces under the direction of Mr. Wilderotter, with additional personnel assignments as noted. This list supersedes the referenced memoranda.| Subject                 | Principal Agency | Principal Officer                     | Task Force Assignments                                                 || ----------------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- || Assassinations          | White House      | Mr. Wilderotter   IDS 145-7094        | James Gardner State Dept. IDS 101-29034                                || Drug Abuse              | CIA              | Sayre Stevens     IDS 143-4303        | Malcolm Lawrence State Dept. IDS 101-28694                             || Political Abuses (1964) | FBI              | Hunter Helgeson 324-4885 (Green 5303) | 3 JUL 10 1975                                                          || Domestic Surveillance   | Justice          | John Martin IDS 187-4555              | Charles Kane CIA IDS 143-6777 Verne St. Mars State Dept. IDS 101-29448 |![CLASSIFIED BY 006805 EXEMPT FROM. GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE OF E. Ο. 11952, ΕΧΕΜPTION CATEGORY § 52(1) (3) or (4) (carcis one or more) AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIFIED ON Undetermined (unless impossible, insert date or event)]NW 88326 DocId:32989611 Page 16
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| Subject                                         | Principal Agency | Principal Officer           | Task Force Assignments                                            || ----------------------------------------------- | ---------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- || Domestic Surveillance (Contd)                   |                  |                             | J. G. Deegan FBI 324-4646                                         || Electronic Surveillance and Warrantless Wiretap | Justice          | George Calhoun IDS 187-4401 | William Jones State Dept. IDS 101-20370 J. W. Dalseg FBI 324-4713 || Use of National Organizations                   | FBI              | John Thomas 324-4609        |                                                                   || Use of Proprietary Organizations                | CIA              | Erich Isenstead Green 3140  | Lee Peters State Dept. IDS 101-29403                              || Mail Cover and Intercept                        | Justice.         | Phil White IDS 187-4674     | W. A. Branigan FBI 324-4550 J. P. Lee FBI 324-4562                || Watch List                                      | DoD              | Benson Buffham NSA 688-7222 | Ernest Tsikerdanos CIA IDS 143-6348                               || Army Surveillance                               | DoD              | Dr. David Cooke 695-4436    | R. L. Shackelford FBI 324-4594                                    |
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SECRET2. The following officers from the Department of State have been named to assist in the CIA preparation of comprehensive papers on the following geographic and subject areas:Greece James GardnerIDS 101-29034Dominican Republic James GardnerIDS 101-29034Laos James HendersonEast Asia BureauThe Congo Bayard KingIDS 101-21504Indonesia Patricia BarnettIDS 101-22369Katzenbach Report Emerson BrownIDS 101-21504![signature]Harriett MowittExecutive SecretaryUSIB Ad Hoc Coordinating Groupcc: Mr. BuchenMr. HillsDistribution:1 - Mr. Wilderotter1 - Mr. Latimer1 - Mr. Hyland1 - Mr. Morell1 - Mr. O'Connor1 - Mr. Cregar1 - Mr. Knoche1 - Mr. Clarke3SECRET
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO : Mr. W. R. WannallFROM : W. O. CregarSUBJECT : SENSTUDY 75DATE: 7/2/753 - Mr. J. A. Mintz(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)(1 - Mr. P. V. Daly)1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar1 - Mr. S. F. PhillipsThis morning (7/2/75) Michael Epstein, Senate Select Committee (SSC) Staff Member, advised SA Paul V. Daly, Legal Counsel Division, that he, Epstein, is to interview SA John R. Borys and former Assistant Director Ivan Conrad at 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., respectively, Monday, 7/7/75. Borys is assigned to WFO and Conrad resides 1307 Capulet Court, McLean, Virginia 22101, unlisted telephone number 356-7590. Interviews are to concern the former FBI investigation of Martin Luther King, Jr.These are the latest in a series of interviews regarding the King case being conducted by the SSC Staff of present and former SAs. It is believed that Borys and Conrad should be released from their secrecy agreements to enable them to be interviewed which is the same procedure which we have been taking with the others who have been interviewed. The release from the agreement which we'are recommending will, of course, be conditional that the interview relate only to the King matter.RECOMMENDATIONS:1. Borys and Conrad be released from their secrecy agreement in order to be interviewed, but only relating to the King case. On approval, Legal Counsel Division will advise them of the release and invite them to consult with the Legal Counsel Division early a.m. 7/7/75 in preparation for the interviews.62-116395(Personnel File SA John R. Borys)(Personnel File Former Assistant Director Ivan Conrad)SFP:1hb/hb(9)CONTINUED - OVER
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Memorandum to Mr. W. R. WannallRe: Senstudy 7562-1163952. Borys and Conrad, when contacted by the Legal Counsel Division, should be offered the services of a Bureau representative who, if they desire, will accompany them to the interview. This representative, although not actually present during the interview, will be available nearby for consultation purposes should the interview touch upon sensitive, privileged information, such as relating to identities of sources, sensitive techniques and methods, etc. INTD will designate the representative for this purpose.ADDENDUM: SFP:mjg 7/2/75Pursuant to request of SA Daly of Legal Counsel Division, SA Borys and former Assistant Director Conrad were telephonically alerted to the planned interviews 'of them. They were both told that they would be further contacted by the Legal Counsel Division. Conrad specifically requested that his unlisted telephone number not be furnished to the SSC.NW 88326 Docld:32989611 Page 20- 2 -
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT«MemorandumTO: Mr. J. B. AdamsFROM: Mr. W. R. WannallSUBJECT: SENSTUDY 751 - Mr. Callahan1 - Mr. JenkinsDATE: 6/30/751 - Mr. Adams1 - Each Assistant Director1 - Mr. CregarThis memorandum records the receipt of the latest request from the Senate Select Committee (SSC).On the evening of 6/27/75, Mr. K. William O'Connor of the Department of Justice furnished to Mr. Paul Daly of the Legal Counsel Division the attached copy of a draft letter to the Attorney General (AG) from Senators Church and Tower along with notifications concerning certain matters currently under investigation by the SSC which relate to the FBI as well as to the Department of Justice.The latest request which is identified as a draft is broken down into three sections identified as: I. Issues, II. Areas of General Inquiry, and III. Case Studies.## I. IssuesThe SSC's inquiry into the intelligence and counter- intelligence activities of the FBI is designed to examine fundamental issues which bear directly on the adequacy of current legislation and administrative organization and procedure. As a means of examining the issues in the context of actual FBI intelligence operations, the Committee intends to study certain specific topics, some of which are general in nature and others of which involve specific cases, programs or techniques. The specific issues are set out in the attachment under section I. A-F.## II. Areas of General InquiryThe following contains descriptions of the general areas of inquiry into which the Committee intends to engage:EnclosuresWOC:ebc(18)