> FD-382 (Rev. 1-25-60) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT’ ||

July 25, 1960

Date

~— MICKEY MANTIE, New York Yankee Baseball player, was
interviewed in the locker room at the Cleveland Municipsl .
Stadits ortor to the night baseball game. WANTLE stated that
he received the threatening letter at the Stadium on

4 Cc and it over to
)) | MARTIZ sta’
fat b no’ ve any suspects as the sender of the
etter and, as far as he can recall, he does not have any

acquaintances in Tonawanda, New York. He stated that this

is the first threatening letter that he has ever received

and he is quite concerned about it. MANTIZ stated that he
has been thinking about the letter and about getting shot by
some crank and, in his opinion, if he were to get shot it
would be in Yankee Stadium, as some person could stand on

the rooftop on one of the buildings surrounding Yankee Stadium
and take a shot at him, MANTLE stated that he does receive a
lot of fan mail, both laudatory and critical, but tht thi
first really bad or disturbing letter which he has ever received.

WANTLE was advised that the FBI could not furnish any
bodyguard or police protection for him; however, in the event
that he does receive additional threatening letters, he should
immediately report the matter to the FBI.

On __7/20/60__a1 __ Cleveland, Qhio File #_C¥ 9=1308

pw __ spect: sent QUIIIIIMD tue 021. dicts 7/23/60

‘This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It de the property of the FBI and Is Joaned to
Your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.



» DW 9? (Rev. 3-8-8)

UNIT... STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS, -E
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

“Report of: (A) Office. Buffalo, New York
~~ Date: 9/23/60

Field Otis FileNos Buffalo 9=641 Bureau File No.:

Tile: UNKNOWN SUBJECT;
MICKEY MANTLE - VICTIM

Se ead

Character: EXTORTION

Synopsis: Investigation discloses letter to victim would have
been deposited in mail drop box outside Tonawanda,
NY, Post Office or one of 16 city drop boxes to have
been postmarked 6:30 AM, 7/16/60. Post office
employees cannot recall instant letter and have not
observed similar letters. Local authorities unable
to suggest suspect,

- RUC -

DETAILS: AT BUFFALO, NEW YORK

On July 28, 1960, (NA),
city of Tonawanda, New York, Police a: ry sed -

- mney he could suggest no suspect in this matter, b i

O% July 29, 1960,
Buffalo, New York, Police Department, advise
department had no experience of anyone writing
letters to prominent persons in the sports field.

s

‘This document contains neither recommendations mor conclusions of the FBI It is the property of the FBI and Is loaned to your agency: it and
Ite contents are mot to be distributed outaide your agency.

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duly 24, 1969
j - . BY LIAISON
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vA Counsel to the President . net
Th: White House : 3
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A Dear Mr. Ehrlichman:
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“Y Reference is made to your name check request concerning
v4 and a number of other individuals.

The central files of the FBI reveal no pertinent derogatory
information regarding the following individuals:

Ja icDermo!

Caries Jones

Allen Lewis :
Carl Lindemann, Jr. |

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On July 20, 1960, CASEY STENGEL, Manager, New York

Yankees Baseball Club, was interviewed at the Cleveland Muni-
cipal Stadium by sas and SA
STENGEL advised that © had advised him o} e previous

day of the receipt of ti: Loreatening letter. "o stated that
he, himself, has received a number of crank letters. In fact,
he receives numerous crank letters all of the time in that

the senders of these letters are complaining about how he runs
the Yankees ball club. STENGEL related that he has not received
any threatening letters, and he has no suspects as to the per-
son who may have sent MANTLE the letter.

On the same date

were

concern reatenineg le’ wecetved
actea concerning the tnreatening ietver, which Was received

by MANTLE, and all ‘of the stadium police were alerted before
the beginning of the night game, and they were all cautioned
to keep this investigation confidential,

On the same date, the following Special Agents
covered the various entrances of the Cleveland Municipal
Stadium to be on the alert for any suspicious persons whom:

to the baseball Sas

at the stadium or at the game.

On JulgaPi, 1960, Assistant United States attorney
WILLIAM J, 0' Federal Building, advised that he desired
that the inecetentag letter be sent to the FBI Laboratory for
examination and that investigation be made at Tonawanda, New
York, Before he renders a prosecutive opinion.

No description was obtained from MANTLE due to the
fact that his description is well known and readily available.

By letter dated August 1, 1960, the Laboratory ad~
vised that the envelope and letter received by MANTLE was
searched in the Annonymous Letter File without effecting an
identification.

On September 29, 1960, this matter was again dis-

cussed with Assistant United States Attorney O'NEILL by SA
Mr. O'NEILL stated that hi he desired no

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Mickey Mantle

to various professional athletes to obtain information concerning
certain games. Soma of the professional athletes contacted by
this individual allegedly included Mickey Mantle of the New York

Yankees. (62-5-28493)

The fingerprint files of the Identification Division
of the FBI contain no arrest data identifiable with Mickey Mantle
based upon background information submitted in connection with
this name check request.



Parente ee ee renner arrmirns tmtemn n fe erent

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‘O ce Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

ie « SAC, CLEVELAND (Your file DATF 19 3-60

Director, FBI (Bufile and serial _9-37632
UNKNOWN SUB CT;
MICKY MANTLE - VICTIM
subject: EXTORTION ottice of Origin: cv

1. () The deadline in this case has passed and the Bureau has not
received & report. You are instructed to submit a report
immediately. In the event a renort has been submitted, you

ceed should make a notation of the date on which 4t-was’ sn
on this letter and return it to na Qareeee Toon No. ...
a

50

Report submitted .......... 10:

Report will be submitted

Reason for delay |...

2. is Advise Bureau re status of this case. 3
3. 4 Advise Bureau when report may be ex; ed.

4. ( ) Surep immediately.

(Place your reply on this form and return to the Bureau.



- UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to: USA, CLEVELAND "a
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Dote: 10,/5 760 ’
Field Office File No.: CLEVELAND 9-1308 Bureau File No.:
. Title: UNKNOWN SUBJECT;
a MICKEY MANTLE - VICTIM
Character: EXTORTION
Synopsis:

Investigation failed to develop a suspect in this matter,
Assistant United States Attorney, Cleveland, Ohio, requested
that no further investigation be conducted.

-Ce

DETAILS: AT CLEVELAND, OHIO

‘This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and
its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.



"Recorded 7~26-v6@ NO LAB FILE....
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPA® TYENT OF JUSTICE

: Laboratory Work Sheet .
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MICKEY MANTLE - Lab. # D-342230 HW

VIKEX

Binre
: Examination requested by: Cleveland (9-new) 7-21-60
Examination requested: Document Date received: %-22-60

Result of Examination: Examination by: im
a) ple
bn thd ALS acle momen.

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Specimens submitted for examination

Ql Envelope postmarked "TONAWANDA N.Y. JUL 18 1960 8 30 RAM"
bearing the handwritten address *Mtgkek “Mickey Mantle
c/o Cleveland Municipal Stad. Clev. Ohio"

Q2 Accompanying handwritten letter beginning "I had a son...."
eading tgutx "....to happen soon."

Dee ead AL x hae hank Tra 7). Y- ¥ aha YO eener
wale 7-29 -be . °



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FD-205
(12-24-54)

70 : Director, FBI (File ) DATE: ifrajiee

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SUBJECT:

06h — lbceAryz0ss CHEUS

This case will be delinquent.
Date of Bureau deadline: () - / f
Reason for the delinquency: biti egt Lt Ane

Wr, Vie ken Yitistle | (KER

Date the report or necessary communication ,
will reach the Bureau: <-G -C0

AEC zone designation, e.g., OR, CH, etc.:

(This applies only to 116 cases.)
ENCLOSURE _ 4 we
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airtel

fo: BAC, Buffalo (70.448)
/ From; Director, FBI

start | rcKPUATLE «VICTIM Ail’

EXTORTION

By FD-205 under caption a. car -
Worthless Checks, dated 60, Bu advised that investigation
would be delayed in t case since expeditious investigation
was being conducted in c da matter.

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Bufiles fail: to identify captioned investigation. 7 /
Advise immediately.

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4 AUG 2 1960



FD-302 (Rev. 1-25-60) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT!

Dare __SUly 25, 1960
- At 4:30 FM ite Sm nae roe corre re co-anacd
New York Yankees Baseball Club, 745 Pifth Avenue, New York City,

New ¥.ck, oppeared at “h Cleveland Pleld Office and stated that
MICKEY MANTLE had received the following handwritten letter on
the previous day at the Cleveland Municipal Stadium:

“I had a son that was drafted with a bad leg &
bad_ eyes he got killed but a rotten draft dodger that
could run like you gets turned dom. I have & gun with
Blorsoopio lenses and I'm going to get you thru both of
your

U'

é8 and its going to happen soon,"

furnished the letter and envelope to 8A

He stated that he had no suspects in this
ma 9 a state that MANTLE was upset about the letter,
and that a mmber of the men on the baseball club had handled
the letter and envelope.

bn ersazod stated timt he desired that no publicity
be given as he feared that if it should receive
publicity a rash of other letters would be received by the
Yankee players.

The envelope of this letter wes addressed to "NICKEY
MANTLE, o/o Cleveland Municipal Stad., Clev Qhio," and it wes
postmarked at Tonawanda, New York, on July 18, 1960, at 8:30 AM,

On 7/20/60 ___ Cleveland, Qhio File #_OV 9-1308

[/\~ oy Specter scent QMMMIID ax Dore cictoros 7/20/60

‘This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ts the property of the FBI and is loaned to
Your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.



FEDERA!. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.

* To: Date:
_. T* PBI, Cleveland pet File No. Augeet J+ 1960
Re: Unsub; Lab. No. D-343230 Pad

MICKEY MANTLE =
VIKEX

Specimens received 7/93 /G6Q

Tolson
Mobr
Parsons
Belmont
Collchon
DeLoach
Malone
McGuire
Rosen
Tome
Trotter

W.C. Sullivan

Tele. Room

Angram

Gandy

Ql Envelope postmarked “TONAWANDA N.Y. JUL 18 1960 8 30 AN”
bearing the handwritten address "Mickey Mantle
o/o Cleveland Municipal Stad. Clev. Ohio"

Q2 Accompanying handwritten letter beginning “I had @ son...."
ending “...to happen soon.”
Result of examination:
Specimens Ql and Q2 were searched in the Anonymous
Letter Pile without effecting an identification. Copies of these
items are not being placed in file at the present tine.

Specimens Ql and Q2 are returned herewith to Cleveland.
These items have been photographed.

war room] tevetyee unit [2]



Honorable John D, Ebriichiana

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y orge wiinot aul A. Porter
: Waiter F. ley + Bob Prince.
a

Jimmie Price
John J. Quinn

The fingerprint files of the Identification Division of the
FEI contain no arrest data identifiable with the above individuals based upon
vackground information submitted in connection with this name check request
Attached

with the possible exceptions of

ani

are copies of FBI Identification Records which may pertain to them.

Attached are separate memoranda regarding the following

individuals:

Stan Isaacs
' wlickey Mantle

. - Martin

Enclosures (14)

Sincerely yours,

J, Edgar Hoover

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FBI

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Date: 7/21/60 H
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Traasmit the ohices: PLAIN TEXT

(Type in plain text or code)

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RITET AMSD REGISTERED Hw
_— (Priority or Method of Mailing) G h

3422309
FROMGZ/BAC, CLEVELAND > Sone) . ;

RE: "UNSUB; MICKEY MANTLE - VICTIM /-
EXTORTION

(00: CV) aed

ENCLOSURES: To Bureau: Original extortion letter.
To Buffalo and New York: Photostatic copy of ex-

tortion letter.

q
on 7/20/60 b 1C
New York Yankees Baseball Club, 745 Mfth Avenue, New York,
Telephone No. Plaza 9-5300, came to the Cleveland Office and fur-
nished the following letter which was received by MICKEY MANTLE

on the previous day. Instant letter was postmarked to MICKEY
MANTLE, v/o Cleveland Municipal Stat. Clev Ohio. Envelope had

a one cent postage due.

a

The letter, which is handwritten in ink, is as
follows:

"I had a son that was drafted with a bad leg &
ie bad eyes he got killed but a rotten draft dodger that
sould run like you gets turned down. I have a gun with
ib micrscopic lenses .and t'm going to gét you thru both
Ghee your knees and its going to happen soon."
3-

copy AND SPFO:MENS RETAINED IN LAB

eau (AMSD REGISTERED) (Enc. 1).
CBuffalo (AM) ‘Enc. 1)
2-New York (AM) (Enc. 1)
2-Cievelapa

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T+ 28 TE JUL 22 1969

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ATTN: _ FBI LABORATO.

Apptoved: Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge

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Report 1.7m

PD-263 (5-12-55)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Repeating Office ] ‘Office of Origin | ‘Date ] ea
BUPPALO ! ! i 7/26 - 8/21”

IELE OF CASE TM
-. A | rs
—_ UNKY SUBJECT$ CTER OP CASE

MICKEX@MANTLE - VICTIN
EXT ORT LON
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REFERENCE: Cleveland airtel to Bureau, 7/21/60. f

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ADMINISTRATIVE

on uty 26,1960, CIM co-orsinator |)
of Local Boards 82 ~ &9, covering Talo, Ne Ye, and Erie

County, Selective Service System, Morgan Building, Buffalo,
N. Y., advisec that a search of the records of those boards
failed to reflect any draftee who had bad knees but was
inducted, had been killed in service.

ney 2% 1960, ATI, en,
Local Board 88, advised she could not reca e above

civcumstances as being applicable to any registrant of j

ves mee VEO eS
Co Bhreau GF REL
3 = Cleveland __
3 + Buffalo (9-643) 5 SEP 26,1960 -

Property of FRI - This report ia loomed to you by the FEL, and aslther it sor its contents are to be distributed outside the agency to whicl
WU. ©. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1985 O—B44750


FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56)

FBI al

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Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL |
(Priority or Method of Mailing} 1
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
OMe SAC, BUFFALO (9-641) /

\ SUBJECT fe 7
YMANTLE - VICTIM ;.
Yio faseg PM lepi PLE cd
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ReBuairtex 60, captioned as above, and FD-205

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Ye dated 7/29/60, from Buffalo, captioned

CGR- Worthless Checks.

Matter referred to in FD-205 is the same as that
referred to in Cleveland airtel to the Bureau dated 7/21/60,
captioned "UNSUB; MICKEY MANTLE - VICTIM; EXTORTION (00: cv)"
transmitting ortginal extortion letter to the Bureau, Attn:
FBI Laboratory.

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Laboratory Transmittal Form Lo : _ . ;
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.

“LT war, Cleveland (9-new) Date: Zugust 1, 1960

Ok

ceane) _., Re: Unsubj 5 s Los oe
MICKEY MANTLE ~ John Edgar Hoover, Director
VIXEX

ret EG I9 9=-37632 -(
Lab. No. De342230 HW

Examination requested by: Cleveland
EX lv
Reference: Airtel 7/31/60 x

Examination requested: Document

Remarks;

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CV 9~1308

further investigation be conducted in this matter inasmuch as
investigation conducted by the Buffalo Office at Tonawanda,

New York, and examination ot che envelope and i.'.ter by the PST
Laboratory had failed to develop any suspects.

‘Cegae,

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4-22 (Rev. 1-22-60). : 4
* " Federal Bureau of Investigation

eae . > Records Breet
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[i] Name Searching Unit - Room 6527
CJ Service Unit - Room 6524
Forward to File Review

Attention’ - _f
Return to —_ of

cma “Supepiis oom Ext
T > of References Re dupe’
Li jReGulur Reqgedy (Aptlytical Search)

(71a) Referendes {Subversive & Nonsubve
[-_] subversive eferences Only

CJ pen sive References Only
are eferences Only
Type_of Segich Requested: S

Restricted to Locality of __________

CI Exact Name Only (On the Nose)
l Buildup Variations

; Searcher
Date 7 Initials 3?

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FD-302 (Rev. 1 25-60) ~ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dote__.. 8/9/60

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New York, Po ce, adv. that in order for outgoing

. mail postmarked at Tonawanda, New York, July 16, 1960,
_ at 8:30 AM, the mail would have had to have been placed

in a drop box in front of the post office or one of
sixteen ters drop boxes in the City of Tonawanda, New York,
He stated the Post Office Building 1s olosed at 8:30 PM
and the building locked.

He canvassed the erployees regarding their
observing any letter to a prominent figure in the sports
field, with negative results.

suka

He stated he would request the employees to
advise him of any subsequent mail observed to such personalities.

On 7/28/60 at ‘Tonawande, New-York —_____ File # __BM_ 9-641 ____

ra by _ ss, CQ. re dictated 8/3/60 __

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions 6f the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

your agency; it and ita contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.


Report Form

FD-263 (5-12-55) .
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Reporting Office Office of Origin Date nesigaive Poa
CLEVELAND CLEVELAND 10/5/60 7/20/60 - 9/29/60
TWIROFCASE Report made _ Typed By
recvown euzraon 4 cs maf
. UNKNOWN SUBJECT; MICKEY MANTLE - —
EXTORTION ae
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REFERENCES ay)

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Cleveland airtel to Bureau 7/21/60,

Report of a (A) 9/23/60 at Buffalo.

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1 = USA, Cleveland 9 OCT 6 °F50 os. l€¥ Ian
1 = Cleveland (9-1308) :

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COVER PAGE

o'¢ OCT 14 i960
Property of FBI - This report is loaned to you by the FBI, ond neither tt nor its contents are to be distributed outside the ayency to which loa
2 -U. 8, COVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1955 0—244750



“Recorded 7-26-vd NO LAB FILE....

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMFNT SP WISTICE
Laboratory Work Sheet /
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Re: ynsub; ries Qt 7
MICKEY MANTLE ~- Lab. * 342230 HW
VIKEX
Examination requested by: Cleveland (9-new) 7-21-60
Examination requested: Document } Date received: 999.60

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Result of Examination: : Examination by: Pe

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Ju 28 160

Specimens submitted for examination

Ql Envelope postmarked "TONAWANDA N.Y. JUL 18 1960 8 30 RAM"
bearing the handwritten address Xittekak “Mickey Mantle
c/o Cleveland Municipal Stad. Clev. Ohio"

Q@ Accompanying handwritten letter beginning "I had a son.,..'
etding tgutx "....to happen soon."

Te)

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July 23, 1969

_—

MICKEY MANTLE

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Mickey Gantle, former well-known baseball player
of the New York Yankees, has not been the subject of an investi-
gation by the FBL However, our files reveal that information
recetved in June, 1956, indicated that Mickey Mantle was
“blackmailed” for $15, 000 after being found in a compromising
situation with a married woman. Mr. Mantle subsequently
dented ever having been caught tn a compromising situation.
Mr. Mantle readily admitted that he had "shacked up" with many
girls in New York City, but stated that he has never been caught. (139-243)

A confidential source, who has furnished reliable
information in the past, advised tn June, 1957, that a very
prominent Washington, D. C., area gambler and bookmaker
arranged dates for members of the New York Yankees baseball
club at a Washington, D. C., house of prostitution. Allegedly,
Mr. Mantle was one of the members of the team who was
entertained at this house of prostitution. (62-9-53-31, p. 34) ,
ao

In February, 1962, it was alleged that an individual,
described as a Dallas, Texas, playboy, night club operator and
former boy friend of a notorious Dallas stripper, was purchasing
the University Club, Dallas, Texas, from a former Dallas
gambler. It was further noted that the University Club was a
private night club, and that Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees
was one of the individuals financially backing this purchase. (62-9-12-29¢

In Jannary, 1963, a confidential source, of unknown
reliability, advised that a well-known Dallas, Texas, gambler,
who frequently made "heavy bets" on prcfessional football games
and other athletic contests, would make a number of telephone calls

om TE: Per request of John D. Ehrlichman, Counsel to the President.

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MANTLE, STENGEL, GR 22 :erriees ana a DIC
state they have no suspects. advised he receives
numerous crank letlers, but this 18 the first of @ threatening

nature. All advised that they desired that this letter and
the nature of it be kept confidential.

On 7/20/60 coverage was afforded by this office at

the Cleveland Stadium for the night game e Stadium
Police were alerted; however, MANTLE and were advised
the FBI cannot furnish bodyguard or polic ction. MANTLE

stated that he would advise the FRI if any other threatening
letters were received.

USA, Cleveland hasrequested that letter be sent to the
FBI Laboratory for examination and investigation be made at
Tonawanda, New York , tefore he renders a prosecutive opinion.

The FBI Laboratory is requested to conduct a hand-
writing examination through a search of the Anonymous Letter
File.

LEADS
BUFFALO:

AT BUFFALO, N.Y.?

Will determine from the Buffalo Police Department
if they have any suspects who have written threatening
letters in the past to well-kmown persons or prominent
sports figures.

AT TONAWANDA, N.Y.:

Will make a similar investigation at the Tonawanda
Police Department as requested above.

Will contact the local draft board covering Tonawanda
to determine if they could possibly identify the person
in the letter who was allegedly killed in the Armed Forces
and who had a bad leg and bad eyes.


SORRAU OF INVESTIGATION
OF JUSTICE

ANTLE, NEW YORK YANKRES. 0}

BOSTON Pash G RRY SPORY THIS DATE ANONYMOUS LETTER RECTIVED

bY VICKY" 17LE IN CARE OF NY YANKEES ON SEPT. 4, LETTER
POSTHARKED BOSTON, MASS. ACCORDING TO PRESS NY POLICE OFFICIALS
TURNED THL LETTER OVER TO THE BOSTON POLICE IMMEDIATELY APTER
ITS KECETPY SET, LAST, DEYAIL OP POLICE ASSIGNED TO PROTECT
YARTLE LABOR PAY GANES AT BOSTON, WIDE PUBLICITY APFoPnED:
POLICE COVEK.CE, DETAILS OF ANONYMOUS LETTER SET OUP IN BOSTON
PAPERS. NED IMPORT OF LeTTSR Is THA? TRE WRITER IS ONE OP Aj).
CAN VHO DOES NOY LIKE THE YANKEES AND IN EFFECT THAT MANTLE
SROULD NOY PLaY IN BOSTON AGAIN@OR "YOUR GAREER WILL core To

AN END WITH A .32,." PRESS CHARACTERIZED THE LETTER AS POSSITL YY,

FP A CRAM, OR A VERY YOUNG BOY. If WAS SIGNED "A

LOYAL RED SOX FAN." FBI, BOSTON, HAS NOT REGEIVED OFFICIAL
NOLTPICATION CONCERNING THE LETTER FROM ANY SOURCE, No ACTION
BOSTON UACE IN VIEW OF FACT LOCAL Law ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
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Locai doaré S, which vvees vural 2 County, i. ¥.,
including Tonawanda, N. Y.

The submission of this report was delayed as
it was considered possible that unknown subject could be

denti with the subject of the file captioned "UNSUB;
vom’ BPAT Tuffalo T4719 9-61.03" hovever,

the subject of that file is now identified and no similarities
of writing or circumstances noted,

An extra copy of this report is furnished Cleveland
in the event it may be necessary to furnish a copy to the
United States Attorney at a future date.

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