OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR a PERSONAL ATTENTIO. && | MEMORANDUM 35-75 s UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 August 12, 1975 MEMORANDUM TO ALL SPECIAL AGENTS IN CHARGE: (A) INTERVIEWS OF FBI EMPLOYEES BY CONGRESSIONAL STAFF MEMBERS -- In accordance with a recently adopted suggestion, you are to insure that all new employees who enter on duty in your field office are fully apprised of the contents of the Memorandum to All Employees, dated May 28, 1975, dealing with captioned matter. This should be done at the time they execute the FBI Employment Agreement, FD~291, regarding the unauthorized disclosure of information. This practice can, of course, be discontinued upon the completion of the inquiry that Congress has instituted. WANDEXED ~~ hla ¢g bey .C wk woe \ MW 34959 Doold: 32959496 Page 154
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) e @ (0 FBI Transmit the following in CODE (Type in plaintext or code) Vie TELETYPE URGENT ; i ‘ (Priority) 1 wae Lo TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) g J” FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) SENSTUDY 75 | RE BUTEL TO ATLANTA, AUGUST 14, 1975, AND ATLANTA TEL TO BUREAU, AUGUST 15, 1975. FORMER SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, MARIETTA, GEORGIA, ADVISED THIS DATE HE HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY PAUL WALLACH, SSC STAFF MEMBER, WHO HAS ARRANGED AN INTERVIEW WITH GAMBER IN THE ATLANTA AREA AT TEN A.M., SEPTEMBER 2, 1975. SA GAMBER INTENDS TO CONTACT THE OFFICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL BY COLLECT CALL AUGUST 22, 1975. JO'K:rrl KE WW) « ‘ ——— ar ON , Approved: a a. Sent L$ M Pe speci Agent in Charge .S.Govern Printing Offlce: 1972 == 455-574 ' MW 34959 Doold: 32959495 Page 155
“ROL AT CODE 3243 PN URGENT AUSUST 21, Iv 75 SSP To¢ MTRECTOR, FRI (Gee116395> FROM: ATLASTA (6242554) SE"STUNY 73 92 BUTEL TO ATLANTA, AUGUST 14, 1973, 4° ATLAITA TEL TO BuRFarn, AUSUST 19, 15975. FORVER SA ENUARD F. GANSER, SaARIETTA, GEORSIA, ARVISED THIS Rate Mo MAS BEE" CONTACTED BY PAyL UALLACH, SSC STAFF MEMBER, WhO HAG ARRATSED AN TATERVIEs UITH GAMSER I" THE ATLAITA ARFa~ AT TEN Aatles SEPTEMBER O, 1979, 3A GAMGER TITENDS To CONTACT THE OFFIC? OF LYGAL COU"SEL SY COLLECT CALL ANSUST 72, 19754 Eg, D UP FOTHOQ CLR ——H eee b 2-DSSV-BY MW 54959 Docld: 32999496 Page 156
NRGIG AT CODE 9245 PM URGENT AUGUST 21, 1975 SSP TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (6e~116395) FROM? ATLANTA (62.2854) SENSTUDY 75 : RE BUTEL TO ATLANTA, AUGUST 14, 1975, AND ATLANTA TEL TO ByREan, AUGUST 15, 1975, | FORMER SA EDWARD F. GqMBER, MaRIETTA, GEORGIA, ADVISED THIS DaTE | HE HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY PAyl WALLACH, SSC STAFF MEMBER, wHO HAS ARRANGED AN INTERVIEy WITH GAMBER IN THE ATLANTA AREg AT TEN AcMes SEPTEMBER 2, 1975. SA GAMBER INTENDS TO CONTACT THE OFFICE OF LEGAL | COUNSEL BY COLLECT CALL AyGUST 22, 1975. END SUP FBIH@ CLR ern carer ar _— eZ we ne LE | bl - BIT BF Hw 54959 BDoeld: 329894598 Page i157 eee a ee _ ale oo ee ee ak _. ae ee a
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to Atlanta, Géorgia File No. September 5, 1975 U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC) INTERVIEW OF FORMER FBI SPECIAL AGENT (SA) EDWARD F. GAMBER BY SSC STAFF MEMBER The following information was furnished voluntarily to the Atlanta Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation by former Special Agent Edward F. Gamber, Atlanta, Georgia, concerning interview of him conducted by SSC Staff Member ’ Paul G. Wallach on September 2, 1975: ee ee em in ere tee cee ee es ert ae me coe Gam OP ED EP eee en lm Ge Meee GRD OEE EEF Ome BET ED OED SU Sm COE G8 GD ED OEE OED OD EN ED WEE Om OTD IE ont CD OD OD OE OES CED Ow Om OD Ow On em ow om am ow 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. Pete pues 7 Bureau , (Patients r - uf” 'K:irrl ; 3 2 -PIEG F , MW 54959 Doold: 32999495 Page 156
a ¥ ‘ September 3, 1975 Atlanta, Georgia On September 2, 1975, Mr. Paul G. Wallach, Counsel to the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities of the United States Senate arrived at my office located at 6165 Barfield Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30302, at approximately 10:10 a.m. His interview with me commenced at approximately 10:15 a.m. and lasted until approximately 10:50 a.m. This interview was not conducted under oath. Mr. Wallach did not advise me of my rights. TI drove Mr. Wallach to Perimeter Mall where he caught the 11:00 a.m. bus to the Airport. During the interview Mr. Wallach asked how long I had served in the Federal Bureau of Investigation and what areas I worked in during my FBI career. He was told that my FBI career started on March 19, 1951, and ended with my retirement on January 27, 1973. During this time I was assigned to criminal work for two years, worked in the Soviet Intelligence field for approximately 17 years, and again handled criminal work for the last three years of my Bureau career. Wallach wanted to know if I worked with James Kehoe. I told him that for the most part Kehoe and I were on different squads, although we both worked in the Soviet Intelligence field. We did work on the same squad during the first years of our assignment to this type of work. Wallach wanted to know if I was aware of the operation involving the mail at Kennedy Airport and at other post offices in the New York area. JI told him that officially I was not aware of these operations but that in fact I knew of the operations. Wallach wanted to know if I had ever been assigned to work in a post office and my answer was "no", Wallach then wanted to know if I was acquainted with Sam Jaffee. After my affirmative answer he wanted to know how I met him, why I interviewed him, whether I had to have permission to interview him, what kind of information he furnished, whether I had ever asked him to do anything, and whether Jaffee was an informant. He also wanted to know when I first met Jaffee, how frequently I saw him, over what period of time I was seeing him, and when I last saw him. NW 34959 Doold:329899499 Page 155
@ @ ‘ € s - I told Wallach that I could not remember dates and other details of my relationship with Jaffee, but that information responsive to his questions could be found recorded in FBI files as I had prepared detailed memos reflecting all of my contacts with Jaffee. I told Wallach that if he were entitled to the information he was seeking, I'd suggest that he get hold of the file on Jaffee. Wallach said he understood my position, but that before going through the process of getting a file "they" liked to talk to a few individuals to see if information the Committee had was worth pursuing. Wallach acknowledged that it would not be possible for me to furnish specific information, such as dates, after the passage of such a long period of time. Thereafter, in response to inquiry, he was told that Jaffee was in contact with many diplomatic officials, including Soviets, in his capacity as a CBS newsman. I could not specifically remember how this information came to the Bureau's attention. I did have some background information on Jaffee and it was necessary for me to get permission before I could interview him. He was told that I did not know specifically who authorized the interview. Wallach wanted to know what approach was used during the initial interview with Jaffee. He was told that I could not spetifically recall his information, but that John Willis and I conducted the interview. Both of us were keenly aware of the FBI's policy of not interfering with the Freedom Of the Press and we wanted to make sure that Jaffee understood this. We also wanted to make sure that Jaffee understood that we did not want to place him in a difficult or embarrassing position by talking to him and that if he found our presence to be a problem we would leave immediately. He was told that Jaffee proved to be most cooperative and that thereafter we were in contact with Jaffee frequently. Wallach wanted to know how often and he was told that sometimes we were in contact with him two or three times a week, once every two weeks, or perhaps once a month. He was told that all contacts were recorded in writing in the file, along with the results of the contact. Concerning information which Jaffee furnished, Wallach was told that Jaffee furnished information concerning current events of major and minor importance on the inter- national scene, which came to his attention as a result of NW 34959 Doold:32989499 Page i160
| ve . @ @ his contacts with numerous individuals in diplomatic circles. He was again told that all of this information was reduced to writing and I understood that it was disseminated to other government agencies, including the U. S. Mission to the UN and the State Department. Wallach wanted to know how I knew this to be the case. I explained that FBI policy required dissemination of information to other government agencies and I felt certain that this policy was followed in the case of memoranda prepared as a result of my contacts with Jaffee. Wallach asked if Jaffee was an informant and I told him that Jaffee might more properly be called a Source of Information. Wallach then wanted to know if I requested Jaffee to do anything in the course of contacts with him. Wallach was told that Jaffee may have been asked to follow up on information which he furnished or make contact with a specific individual but that this did not occur very often, if at ail, since Jaffee was a free spirit, who usually did as he pleased. I then explained that during my contacts with Jaffee I received frequent calls from other FBI Agents who said that Jaffee was using my name in order to cross police lines or get information while covering a story of major importance,such as airplane hijacking. This in spite of repeated requests on my part that he cease doing this. Wallach asked if I knew whether Jaffee had ever been followed by FBI Agents. I pointed out that Jaffee had been followed by FBI Agents and, in fact, talked to Agents who were following him, as well as Agents going about their business. He often mentioned my name to these Agents. Wallach asked if I was aware that Jaffee did a television program on the FBI. I said that I was aware of this and in fact, at his request, arranged to have him visit Camp Smith with a camera crew to cover our firearms training program. Wallach was told that I could not remember when I last saw Jaffee, but that I last talked to him when he returned from Hong Kong. At this time Jaffee called my home from Washington, D. C. and told my daughter that he had to talk to me immediately about an urgent problem. When I -3- MW 54959 Docld: 32999496 Page 161
a@et . _ S returned Jaffee's call I listened to him for about five to ten minutes repeatedly telling me how the FBI or CIA or some individual had furnished information to ABC-TV which cost him his job. Jaffee would not listen to me as I tried to explain that he had to be mistaken. I then got sick of listening to him and hung up on him. Wallach was told that this was typical of Jaffee who often thought that there was something personal involved when he failed to get an assignment or a news item, which he covered,was not shown on the evening news program. Wallach was told that Jaffee was an intelligent and personable guy with a burning ambition, who wanted to become a Walter Cronkite or a Marvin Kalb overnight. Wallach was told that I did not believe that Jaffee completed college and he was probably not otherwise qualified for some of these positions, which he would like to have had immediately. I then told Wallach that in my opinion Jaffee had the same problem at ABC that he had at CBS and at both places he was probably overly aggressive and not amenable to direction. Wallach was also told that Willis and I found Jaffee to be an interesting guy who we enjoyed talking to but that he positively would not accept advice or direction. Wallach wanted to know if I was acquainted with Special Agents Reeves, Winton or Graves and I gave a negative reply. It should be noted that Wallach had a first name for. each of these individuals but I do not recall these names. He then wanted to know if I knew Bgrt Turner. I did know . Bert Turner as a Supervisor in WFO “Bhd possibly at the Bureau. Wallach wanted to know if I would be surprised to learn that Jaffee had been interviewed by Bureau Agents for four days upon his return from Hong Kong. I said that I would be surprised. He also wanted to know if I would be surprised to learn that the FBI or CIA had furnished information to ABC-TV which cost Jaffee his job. I said that I would be most surprised and that I did not believe there was any possibility that this could happen. I told Wallach that in my opinion Jaffee was perfectly capable of losing his job on his own. ~4 = MW 34959 Doocld: 32959499 Page i162 -
Looe | @ . ' « ¢ . : Wallach then asked if I had ever talked to any other newspaper people. I told him that I once talked to Irving R. Levine many years ago. He wanted tq know if I knew of any other Agents of the FBI who were talking to people in the news media. I said that I did not. Wallach then made reference to newspaper articles of recent date concerning the FBI's relationship with newspaper people friendly to the FBI, In response to inquiry I told him that I knew absolutely nothing about this. At the outset of the interview Wallach asked if I told the FBI about his visit and I said that I had called the Atlanta FBI Office and that as soon as he left I would again call the Atlanta FBI Office and give an Agent a rundown on the interview. He said that the FBI had notified the Select Committee about my call. He wanted to know if I had called the FBI in Washington and I gave a negative reply. He also wanted to know if I had talked to John Willis. I had not. Before leaving Wallach commented that he did not know who cost Jaffee his job, but that he, Wallach, was certain someone caused Jaffee to lose his job. I believe I have covered the interview in its entirety, however, I did not make any notes and the possi- bility of some minor omission does exist. MW 54959 Doocld: 32959495 Page 163
NW 34959 Doocld: 32959499 Page 164 9/5/75 AIRTEL TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62~116395) (ATTN: INTD, W. 0. CREGAR) FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) SENSTUDY 75 Re Bureau teletype 8/14/75 and Atlanta teletypes 8/15/75 and 8/21/75. Enclosed are the original and six copies of an LHM prepared at Atlanta, Georgia, concerning an interview with former SA EDWARD F. GAMBER by SSC Staff Member PAUL G. WALLACH, which took place at Atlanta on 9/2/75. Mr. GAMBER has no objection to this material being disseminated to the White House and the Department; however, he specifically requested that it not be disseminated to the SSC Staff. Former SA GAMBER was contacted in connection with this matter in accordance with instructions set forth in referenced Bureau teletype. He subsequently advised on 8/21/75 that he was contacted on that date by SSC Staff Member WALLACH and at that time arrangements were made for an interview to take place in Atlanta on 9/2/75. At this time SA GAMBER stated he intended to contact the Office of Legal Counsel by collect call 8/22/75. SA GAMBER has advised that he inadvertently failed to make this call due to the pressure of business. He has advised that he certainly intends to keep the Bureau advised of any further developments in connection with this matter. ~Bureau (Ene. 7) al ApAtlanta O'Krrl Hl . ay (3) he “4” nen
WW 54959 Docld:32989498 Page 165 "A933 UA COT Cx4PY MITEL 3/3/73 YLd TO ALEXA‘IDRTA. ATLA'ITA JASKZO" RICH IO" FRO] SIRESTOR (6e~ 116395) sInsTUY 75. SH"ATE SELECT COTUITTEE cg90) HAT REGUTATEN reeeTeTTes GF ALL SUPERVI7ORS AND COORNTATORG FOR yNITE WATT COTYTTLPTOT FOR 164 THROUTA O71 I) RECIPIE’T OFFICES. | SY CPPRL SEPTUIBER 5, 19793 TO ATTE'TION ITS, tle O. CREGARs FURISH IDENTITIES OF SUCH PFRCONNTL ain ATES OF PFRTDIET DLITEL ASSIGUMENTS. IF TMIvITuAL I8 STILL ASSIG“ED TO YOUR OFFICE, 3Q STATE. an P3P TOL ATLA"TA THIZOLR . RCHED Eiiae a Vs & FBI ATLANTA
MW 34959 Docld: 32999493 Page 166 "R333 WA CODE 6S4P°] “ITEL 3/3/75 VL TO ALT XA RTA ATLA'ITA JACKSIO™ RISH WO" GF ALL SUPERVISORS A“? COORTVI™ATORS FOR WHITE HAT? COLMTFLPPOS FOR 1964 THROVEH 1971 I" RECIPIE’T OFFICES. BY “ITHL SEPTSMSER 5, 19753 TO ATTE"TIO™ I"T™, Me Of SREGARS FURNISH DDENTITIES OF SUCH PERSOBNEL ANH NaTTS OF PERTINENT COINTEL ASSIG™ME"TS. IF INNIVINWAL IS STILL AS5STG"2Y TO YOUR OFFICE, 3O STATE. Retyy 4 ’ u SP FST ATLA”"TA TKS/CLR 7 SEARCHED SERIALIZED ——
NRO3S°WA CODE GO4PM NITEL 9/3/75 VLd TO ALEXANDRIA ATLANTA JACKSON RICHMOND FROM DIRECTOR (62-116395) SENSTUDY 75. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) HAS REQUESTED IDENTITIES * OF ALL SUPERVISORS AND COORDINATORS FOR YHITE HATE COINTELPROS FOR 1964 THROUGH 1971 IN RECIPIENT OFFICES. BY SITEL SEPTEMBER 5S, 19753 TO ATTENTION INTD, We O. CREGAR; FURNISH IDENTITIES OF SWCH PERSONNEL AND DaTES OF PERTINENT COINTEL ASSIGNMENTS, IF INDIVIDUAL IS STILL _ ASSIGNED TO YOUR OFFICE, $0 STATE. END SSP FBI ATLANTA TKS/CLR | PO ATLANTA [emer ae a AY = aa ~ = ’ NW 34959 Doold: 32999499 Page 167
4 FD-36 :. 5-22-64) > s FBI | l | I | I | | Date: SEPTEMBER 5, 1975 | | Transmit the following in CODED i (Type in plaintext or code) Via TELETYPE NITEL i riority) i TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) 9/07 EGE FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTENTION: INTD, W. 0. CREGAR. SENSTUDY 75. RE FBIHQ NITEL TO ALEXANDRIA, ATLANTA, JACKSON, AND RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 3, 1975. REFERENCED NITEL POINTED OUT THAT THE SENATE SELECT COM- MITTEE (SSC) HAD REQUESTED THE IDENTITIES OF ALI. SUPERVISORS AND GOORDINATORS FOR WHITE HATE COINTELPROS FOR THE YEARS 1964 THROUGH 1971 IN RECIPIENT OFFICES. ATLANTA HAS REVIEWED ITS FILE ON THE WHITE HATE COINTELPRO AND NOTED THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE SUPERVISORS AND COORDINATORS (CASE AGENTS) OF THIS COINTELPRO CASE, ALONG WITH THE DATES OF SUCH ASSIGN- MENT: SUPERVISORS: SA CHARLES S, HARDING, FROM SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 (THE INCEPTION OF THE WHITE HATE COINTELPRO CASE) TO AUGUST 29, 1968 SEES; 9= SA CHARLES T. HAYNES, FROM AUGUST 29, END PAGE ONE &. Atlanta | “- EAS/1ru 7 uw’ . (1) Du Approved: éi- 28 ya, a Sent LEO 3 Per af. Spécidl Agent i péc gent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 NW 34959 Doold: 325959496 Page 166 - i | | | |
\\ FD-36 (Ff v, 5-22-64) | b Transmit the following in AT 62-2854 PAGE TWO . 1968, TO APRIL 28, 1971 (PRESENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE). . COORDINATORS: SA CARL E. CLAIBORNE, FROM SEPTEMBER 4, 1964, TO DECEMBER 21, 1964, AND FROM JULY 10, 1969, TO JANUARY 21, 1970 (RETIRED); SA DONALD P. BURGESS, FROM DECEMBER 21, 1964, TO MARCH 4, 1965 (CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE); SA 0. RICHARD HAMILTON, FROM MARCH 4, 1965, TO AUGUST 16, 1967, AND FROM MARCH 8, 1968, TO JULY 10, 1969 (PRESENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE); SA JAMES J. ROSE, FROM AUGUST 16, 1967, TO MARCH 8, 1968 (CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE NEW YORK OFFICE); AND SA RICHARD H. DAVIS, FROM JANUARY 21, 1970, TO APRIL 28, 1971 (RETIRED). END. _ Approved: e SSS (Priority) Special Agent in Charge | NW 54959 Docld:32989498 Page 165 ( FBI Date: Type in plaintext or code) Sent M Per U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574
y MW 34959 Doold: 32999499 Page i70 an e Tf AIRECTOR, FBI (62411639 FRONs ATLANTA (62=0245) ATTE"TION: T'T9, ysO. CREGAR. SE"STUDY 75. RE FBIHQ “ITEL TO qLEMATORIA, ATLANTA, JACKEO™, AN RICHNINN, SEPTENBER 3, 19756 | ; ROFERE"CED “SITEL PODITED OuT THAT THE GE*ATE Serer coriarTes SSC) HA” REQUESTED THE IDENTITIES OF ALL SuPPRYISOR™ avn epoRer. ATORS FOR WHITE HATE COINTELPROS TOR THT YEqRe 1964 THTONGY fo7_ 14 RECIPIENT OFFICES, ATLANTA HAS REVIEVED ITS FILE O” THF wHITT HATE COTYTELPRO AND NOTED THE FOLLOWING T™IVINUALS vrRe spPTayTeoORe AND GOORPIMATORS CCASE AGENTS) OF THIS COINTELPRO Catt, ALONG UITH THE DATES OF SUCH ASSIMIMENTs | SUPERVISORS: Sq CHARLES S. HARDING, FRO GEPTENOTR 4, 1964 (THE INCEPTION OF THE WHITE HATE COINTELPRO CASE? TO qnducT «3, 19°73 SA CHARLES T, HAYES, FROW AUSUST 22, 2¥GS, TO APRIL 03, 1971 (PRT. SE"TLY ASSIG"ED TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE). . uk. ke b6 2-2I6E- 28
’ ® red PAGE TUDO AT G292054 COORDINATORS: SA CARL E. CLAIBOR"E, FRO“ SEPTTBER 4, 194, TO DECEMSER Sly 1964, AND FROWN JULY 19, 12965, TO JA"UARY 91, 1977 (RETIRED) $ SA DONALD P, BURGESS, FROM DECT™STR of, 1vC4, TO “ARCH 4, 1965 (CURRETLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLA"TA OFFICN): A GO, RICHARN HWANILTO“, FROM MARCH 4, 1965, TO AUGHST 16, 1967, Ayr FROM “ARCH &, 1969, TO duLY 10, 1969 (PRESENTLY ACSIQ"E” TO THE ATLANT; OFFIC"); Sh JANES de ROSE, FROY AuGUST 16, 1967, TO MARCH €, 146 cCNTRENTLY ASSIS"ED TO THE “Ey YORK OFFICE); A"D Sq RICHARD He PAVIT, FROM JATUBRY 2ty 1970, TO APRIL 28, 1971 CRETIREN). BE" D SRI ABOUT THE BREAN . BREAK OUT GOT ALL THREE a0 NAVE ONT FOR EUF FBIHG 3. Mw 54955 d 1: Ge oa G8
qo e "RO21 AT CODE 8:05 PM NITEL SEPTEMBER 5, 1975 SSP TOs DIRECTOR, FBI (624146595) FROMs ATLANTA (62-2845) ATTEITIONS INTD, UeO. GREGAR, SE"STUDY 73 RE FBIHQ HITEL TO ALEXANDRIA, ATLANTA, JACKSON, AND RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 3, 1975. REFERE‘CED NITEL POINTED OyT THAT THE SE‘ATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) HAD REQUESTED THE IDENTITIES OF ALL SHPERVISORS atm COORNDIN. ATORS FOR WHITE HATE COINTELPROS FOR THE YEARS 1964 THROYGH 1971 IN RECIPIENT OFFICES, ATLANTA HAS REVIEWED ITS FILE O” THE wHITE HATE COINTELPRO AND NOTED THE FOLLOWISG INDIVIDUALS WERE SUPERVISORS AND COORDINATORS (CASE AGENTS) OF THIS COINTELPRO CASE, ALONG wITH THE DATES OF SUCH ASSIHNWESTs SUPERVISORS: SA CHARLES S, HARDING, FROM SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 (THE INCEPTION OF THE WHITE HATE COINTELPRO CASE) TO AnGUST 925, 19683 SA CHARLES Te HAYNES, FROM AUGHST 29, 1968, TQ APRIL 28, 1971 ¢PRE- SENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE),
e e PAGE TWO AT 62-2854 COORDINATORS: SA CARL Es CLAIBORNE, FROM SEPTEMBER 4, 1964, TO DECEMBER 21, 1964, AND FROM JULY 19, 1965, TO JANUARY 21, 1978 (RETIRED) $ SA DONALD P. BURGESS, FROM DECEMBER ol, 1964, TO MARCH 4, 1965 CCURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE); Sa O, RICHARD HAMILTON, FROM MARCH 4, 1965, TO AUGUST 16, 1867, AND FROM MARCH 8, 1968, TO JyLY 19, 1969 (PRESENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANT, OFFICE); SA JAMES J. ROSE, FROM AUGUST 16, 1967, TO MARCH 8, 1968 (CURRENTLY ASSIG"ED TO THE NEy YORK OFFICE) $ AND Sa RICHARD H. PaVIS, FRO™ JANUARY 21, 1970, TO APRIL 28, 1971 (RETIRED), ED SRI ABOUT THE BREAD SREAK BUT GOT ALL THREE AND HAVE ONE FOR u EJF FBTHQ 3, NW 54959 Docld:32989498 Page 173
a SONeL ATTENTION PURPOSES OF INSTANT TeLETYP2 ane TO Cl) Re SITERATE THaT , Pel HAS PLebGED Fu L COGPAR ALTON WIiH THe SENATE SELECT ¢ © et -, i. oN S80) AND’ WISHES TO As SA@iZT and FACILITATE ANY | i <x ie mn ee, - a -7 col Otis UNDERTAKEN, BY GHE SSC WITH RESPecT To THe tet oo 4.0 (2) “cs FORTH NEW PROCEDURM XELAIING TO SSC STAFF CMEERVInwS OF CURRENT AND FORda PSI EPLOYEES. FOR _BiFoneat 0H OF THOSe OFFICES WHICH HAVE HOT PREVIOUSLY HAD CURRENT OR FORMER EWPLOYEeS IN ITS TERRITOY INTERVIEWED BY THE, SSC, THE BUREAU FREQUENTLY LEARNS FROw THE SSC OR’ THERWISE THAT FORMER EviPLOYsiS ARZ Se ING CON SIDERED FOR IMDERVIEW BY THE SSC STAFF. INSiRUCTIONS ARE ISSUED FOR THE | FIELD OFFICd TO COWIACL THE FORMR sciPLOYER TO ALERT HIM, AS TO POSSIBLE INTERVIEW, REalHD HI OF HIS CONFIDENT] ALITY AGREEWENT WITH TRE BUREAU AND SUGGEST Yr “aie | a Mag 54959 DocId: 32989498 Page
PAGE TWO . oS y -ISTERVIEW, BE WAY CONTACT THE LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION SY COLLE¢r CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. | IN THE USUAL CASE, AS CIRCUMSTANCES UNFOLD, THé FORMER eHPLOYEx 18 TOLD (1) THAT HE Has A RIGHE TO LEGAL voUfiSEL, BUT THAT THe aUR EAU. . . ‘ ca iio PROVIDE: SAWE3 (2) TdaT THE bUREGU HAS WAIVED THE CONFIDENTIALITY AGR@EwEnT FOR THE INTERVIuw WITHIN. SPECIFIED PARAVET ERS: AND (3) THAT THERE ARE FOUR PRIVILEGED AREAS IN w HICH HE 1S NOT REQUIRED TO AWSwix QUeSTION. THESE AREAS | ARE RELATING TG INFORMATION WHICH waY (A) IDENTIFY 8UREAU SOURCES; (8) REVEAL SENSITIVE ET HODS/TECHWIQUES 5. (C) REVEAL IDEMTITIES OF THIRD AGENCIES, -iWeL UDING FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE (AGEWCIES, OR INFORMATION FROw SUCH AGENCIES; AMD (D) ADVERSELY ONGOING BUREAU INVESTIGAI10NS. HERETOFORE, BURZAU HAS OFFERED INTERVIEWEES CONSUL TATION ~ PRIVILEGES WHEREBY A BUREAU. SUPERVISOR WOULD be AVAILABLE WEARBY, ALTHOUGH WOT ACTUALLY al INLERVIEM SO INTERVIEWEE WIGHT CONSULT WITH HIbi SHOULD QUESTIONS ARISE AS TO PARAMETERS GF INTERVIEW OR PRIVILEGED saREAS. THe CONSUL TANT DID NOT act “oN ~ ‘ AS A LEGAL ADVISOR. Fi EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, BUReaAU WILL iO LONGER PROVID MW 84959 DBoold:32989498 Page i175
PAGE THREE 4 we we & > w Ww bet un 3 Oi) THE-SCENE PERSONWEL FOR CONSUL TALLOW PURPOSE -EITEER CURREML OF FORMER ssiPLOYEcS. PROSPECTIVE INTERVIEWEES | SHOULD SE TOLD THal, IF THEY Desire ASSISTANCE OF THIS NATURE DURTAG an TNtTeRVIEw, THEY HAY CONTACT EITHER PERSOWALLY CIF - C8 ERVI / IS EN WASHINGTON, BD. t.) OR BY COLL £CT CALL, THE, md wy tent eI = ra we font XG hy CD -} [o) “ad (a) Sy e ae er font = seoed & Ee ic Jong a ov = QO Lan Feet < tt tn e Q = uo e oG e WANWALL, OR, IN HIS ABSENCE, SECTION CHIEF W. 0. CREGAR. THIS CHANGE IN PROCEDURE ‘SHOULD NOT 32 CONSTRUZD aS LESSENING THE ASSISTANCE WE ARE FURNI [SHING' TO CURRENT AND FORMER EMPLOYEES. Fe FOR YOUR ADDITIOWAL INFORMATION, I AM WORKING WITH TH DEPARTHERT IN EXPLORING AVENUES TO ARRANGE LEGAL ‘RE “PRESENTATION, WHEW Ne CE ESSARY, FOR CURRENT AND FORMER ¥ ZPLOYEES WITHOUT em PENSe TO THEM, YOU WILL BE KePi ADVISED OF DEVELOPMENTS . THIS REGARD. PLS HOLD FOR ONE MORE Nw 34959 Doold: 32939498 Page 176
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HW 34959 Doold: 328694968 ® PabL TQ IMEERVIY, bh GAY CONfACT THE LiGgal Cauheul BIVESION oY COLLIUi GALL FOR FURTHER UfFOkuAsIuie Iii THE USUAL CASE, AS CIRGWwsTAntes UWPOLD This FORviek wiFLUYen Tn TOLD €1) THAT LO Ay A RIGHI 10 LEGAL Uldiwwl, wut THAL THe BUREAU Caled? FAOVIDE Savig (£2 Tar fh. wine HAS VALVED THE CORFIOL IT LTALLIY aGRetwdil POR Tin DNiekView VITHEE SPeacrrreb FARA Lomad ALS (3) THAL THeRe ak FOUR FRIVIL GSO AaRoaS LU UHICH Ha To SOT WECUInRGO TO abated GdeSTION,e THOSE ANZAS ARE RELATIOG TO TUFORWATION URICH GAY Gi) IsnNTIFY oUR EAU SOURCES: (2) REVEAL shhSiTiVe Jerhuge/Te.cHuicdlss (>) RivVeal IDELEITIES OF THIRD AGENCIES, INCLUOING FOREIGN TuTELLIGELCE AGELCIES, OR TUFORUATION FRG. SUCH AQLNCGIsS; ara () SOVERSELY AFFECT GUSO0ING BURoau TIVESTIGAIOlL. HEREVOFORG , BUREAU HAS OFFRAGO LUTARVILUEES CONDEL TATION FATVILEGES UHEREBY A BUREAU SuPcaVison USULD on AVATLAGLE iabRoYs PLAROUGH LOT ACTUALLY al LGLLNVLE LO TUPER Vib BE SIGH UGeSuLT with HIM SHGULG LUBLTIONG ARISE AS TG PARAUETERS UF TLTERVICG G2 FATVILEGED ARENG. YHo GORDLLIAUT DID HOT act Ac A LEGAL ADVISOR. arPeGs TVG LSEVEATELY, Dus bal WILL WO LORESER FROVIDE Page i776 ~
PAGE THABL GheTikeiGith PERMOMMEL FOR LO ce LiAsION PonPOSES TO ASSIST “SETYER CURR OF PORTER oaPhOYeu. « PROSPECTIVE INL SR VIEUEES SHCULD o& TOLD THal, TF tke Y peoikhe ASLSTAlce oF THIS RATURE BURTIG Ah PVbHVIbd, ThoY day COutaCi cITHRR PURSONSLLY CIF EMWSRVIE! 18 Li. WASHING TOG, Da Uo) GH SY COLLECT CALL, THE ASSIST AM? DIRECTOR OF THs HUPELLIGsiGs DIVISION, uke Ye Re WATRALL » ORB, TN HIS ABSENCe, okO:1Gh CHILE Us Oe CREGAR HIS CKANGE Tf PROCEDURE CHOLLD NOT se CONSTRULD AS LUSSENELG THE ASSISTANCE VE Ake FURKIOHIOG To CURRENT AMD FORMER evIPLOYELS. FOR YOUR ADDITIOGGAL uF ORadilug, 1 Ad CORNIES UITH THE DePARTGENY IN BXPLORICG AVeNues TO wRRALGE LAGaL REPRESENTATION, VEEN REGaSOARY, FOR CURRENT ALO FORGuH .iPLOYaess ULTHOUT BAPCiOd £0 THEG. YOU WILL ob pePs ADVIGUO OF DZVELOPHRNTS i THIS REGARD, FLO HOLD POR ORs ORE [av §4959 Docld: 32999499 Page i179
(RE3S VA CODE 4356P 9/4/75 RITEL AJN TO ALL SACS FROM DIRECTOR (62116395) PERSONAL ATTENTION SENSTUDY 75 REBUTEL WAY 2, 1975. PURPOSES OF INSTANT TELETYPE ARE TO (1) REITERATE THAT FRI HAS FLEDGED FU L COOPERATION Wirth THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) AND WISHES TO ASSIST AND FACILITATE ANY INVESTIGATIONS UNDERTAKEN BY THE SSC WITH RESPECT TO THE FRI3 AMD (2) SET FORTH NEW PROCEDURE RELATING TO SSC STAFF INTERVIEWS OF QURRENT AND FORNER FBI EviPLOYEES, FOR INFORMATION OF THOSE OFFICES WHICH HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY HAD CURRENT OR FORMER EMPLOYEES IN IIS TERRITOY INTERVIEWED BY THE SSC, THE BUREAU FREQUENTLY LEARNS FROv THE SSC OR OTHERWISE THAT FORMER EHFLQYEES ARE BEING CONSIDERED FOR INTERVIEW BY THE SSC STAFFse INSTRUCTIONS ARE ISSUED FOR THE FIELD OFFICE TO CONTACT THE FORWER EMPLOYEE TO ALERT HI AS TO POSSIBLE INTERVIEW, REQIND HIM OF HIS CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT WITH THE BUREAU AND SUGGEST THAT IF He IS CONTACTED FOR FEI ATLANTA | | S4959 Docld: 32989498 Page 160
6 @ PAGE TWO INTERVIEW, HE NAY CONTACT THE LeaGAL COUNSEL DIVISION BY COLLECT CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, IN THE USUAL CASE, AS CIRCUMSTANCES UNFOLD, THE FOR.gdeR EAPLOYER IS TOLD CL) THAT HE HAS A RIGHT T@ LEGAL COUNSEL, SUT THAT THE BUREAU CANNOT PROVIDE SAriE3; (2) THAT THe BUREAU HAS WAIVED THE CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT FOR ThE INTERVIEW WITHIN SPECIFIED PARAVETERSs AND (3) THAT THERE ARE FOUR PRIVILEGED AREAS IN WHICH HE IS SOT REQUIRED TO ANSVER QUESTION, THESE AREAS ARE RELATING TO INFORMATION WHICH WAY (A) IDENTIFY BUREAU SOURCES; (B) REVEAL SENSITIVE MaTHODS/TECHNIQUESs (C) REVEAL IDENTITIES OF THIRD AGENCIES, INCLUDING FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES, OR INFORMATION FROd SUCH AGENCIES: Am () ADVERSELY AFFECT ONGOING BUREAU INVESTIGATIONS, HERETOFORE, BUREAU HAS OFFERED INTARVIEWVEES CONSULTATION FRIVILEGES WHEREBY A BUREAU SUPERVISOR WOULD BE AVAILABLE NEARBY, ALTHOUGH WOT ACTUALLY AT INTERVIEW, SO INTERVIEWEE MIGHT CONSULT WITH Hii SHOULD GUESTIONS ARISE aS TO PARAMETERS OF INTERVIEW OR PRIVILEGED AREAS. THE CONSULTANT DID NOT ACT AS A LEGAL ADVISOR. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, SURES VILL WO LONGER PROVIDE NW 54959 Docld:32989498 Page 181
- a iu ‘ ‘ NS WMoGs VA CODE oo oa 935 PH ITEL 9/17/75 He oe TO ALEKAGDREA JACKSONVILLe "MEW YORK ATLANTA © KNOXVILLE - RICHMOND | poston LOS ANGELES © ST. LowIS DETROIT . MEMPHIS - gaa DIEGO JACKSOA REWARK J. SEATTLE “AROW DIRECTOR (62~116395)_ "PERSO Kab ATTEATION SEUSTUDY 75° 2- AR SY 7 -REBUTELS WAY 25 1973 5 AND SEPIEMBER ‘4, 1978 » TO ALL OFFIC CES AMD BUTELS SEPTEMBER Og S79 5 TQ SELECTED OFFICES “TAFORHING LATTER THAT SENATE SELEC] COuMITTEE (S80) NAD ae evestan ENTITLES OF ALL SUPERVINGRS ALD COORD LATOR S FOR COLNTELPROS IN SELECTED OFFIceS FUR (1) NEW LEFT ASD BLACK EATREAIST, 1967 THROUGH A971, AND (2) FOR WHITE HATE, 1964 ae) RROUGH 197, — ee Sac G&kSG Re QUESTED LOCALION OF. PERSONS NAMED Ih FIELO REGPONSES iQ RaFRRENCED SEPTimbiR 3, 1975, TELELYPES, AND LATEST INFORMATION IN FBIMQ@ FILES HaS o&EN FURNISHED TO SSC. - | | : an (. NOTE: Contacts handled by Supv. CHARLES ‘iT. | oe HAYNES in view of fact SAG : a occupied with special assignment and 4SAC, "on Annual | we, Leave.’ : Hw 54959 Docld: 32989498 Page 183
, . 4 . , PAGE Two. SSC STAFF tia CONTACT CURRENT AND/OR FORHER EMPLOYEES tianeD 5. TO TOTERV LEM THEM CONCERNING THRIR KNOWLEDGE OF COINTEL PROS | - IN WHICH THEY HAD SUPERVISORY OR COORDINATING RESPONSIZILITIES, |, EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FORMER EMPLOYEES EXCEPT WESSRS. oo CRGHE AND HcHANUS IS TO BE DUA) PEAR EATERS nie aL bile THat us IG HT BE APPROA CRED BY THE S THE FORMER EI PLOYEE May, AFTER BLING CONTACTED SY 8S6 starr, neta SE RR REY op CONTACT BUREAU *S LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION SY COLLECT GALL FOR | ie” FULL. “INFORMAT 10.8 TQ ASSIS? PALM INOLUDING JING Od IGATE IONS aS TO, CORPIDENTIALITY OF’ INFORMATION AGRUTRE BAS Fal ‘EMPLOYEE. iT ‘Is ENPHASIZED THAT BUREAU’ § OFFER OF ASSISTANCE 1S NOT ; LUTE NDED 30 THPEDE $8 WORK, 281 18 De DONE AG COOPERATIVE ocean GESTURE AnD TO SAPEGUARD_ SEQEITIVE sUReal INEORUATION, comers ena tee CONTACTS: WITH THESE: FORMER EMPLOYEES TO BE HANDLED ‘ PER: SONALLY BY SAC OR ASIC. Ii EVENT THIS 18 Nod FEASI IBLE FOR JUST CAUSE, T0 BE HANDLED BY a- SENIOR SUPERVISOR » REGARDING FORHER Sa$ CROKE AND mcHaws, SS HAS BEEN INFORMED OF THEIR POOR, PHYSICAL CONDITION AND REQUESTED To TAKE THIS INTO consiDER ATION IN ANY ACTION CONTEUPLATED BY SSC CONCERBING THEN. WE DO NOT, HOWEVER, KHow THAT 88C WILL Hw 5A959N Docld: 32999496 Page 164
oe. @ PAGE THREE 7 - NOT CONTACT THEM. NEW YORK OFFICE, IN COORDINATION WITH AEWARK SHOULD ARRANGE TO HAVE CONTACT WADE WITH CROKE AND WIA fu IS BY A FORMER ASSOCIATE 10 AKL FRIENDLY INGUIRY AS To THEIR CURREST CONDITION, IT 1S vkING LuFT TO GISCRETION OF SAS NEW YORK AND HEY ARK (BALED GN RESULTS OF SUCH INQUIRY, WHETHER CROKE AND NCMANUS SHOULD BE INFORWED REGARDING "POSSIBLE contact OF THES BY SSC. F8ING DOES WOT DESIRE THAT THEY BE UNDULY ALARMED, BUT WOULD KOT VANT-THEN SURPRISED BY CONTACT OF SSC STAfF IF THYS COULU IMPAIR THEIR HEAL THe | IWHEDTATELY AFTER CONTACT, RaGULTS SHOULD BE FUR SE SHED BRIEFLY INCLUD 1 He REACTION oF FORMA ‘EMPLOYEE es CONTACTED. TF A FORMER EMPLOYEE NO Lower ie YOUR TERRITORY OR TEMPORARILY AWAY, SET OUT LEAD 76 OTHER OFFICE 2 IWMEDIATELY WITH COPY TO. FB IHG, | | | aLexaiORiAs | a | SETH Fe EIRENBERRY, 5367 SuMAIT DRIVE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA JESSE Co HALL, JRe, 4555 EATON PLACE , ALEXANDRIA, VIRGIRIA ATLANTA | ; | - a | | _ CARL E. CLAIBORNE, 1866 MaRY LOU LAKE, See, ATLANTA einen neni MW 54959  Poold: 325989498 Page 185
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XN . an 7 : S ue? , . - , Sf | ‘ . . . . PaGE FIVE. IRVING Re Ammers 36, 1829 PERCH DRIVE, CGRCORD, TENNESSEE LOS ANGELES? ; — | | "JOHN XEARNEY, a'la¢ HAYFIELD SIREET, UBLAURY PARK, “cat LFOR WEA | | | RICHARD Je SHILLING, 1iGav AMLSTOY STREST, “GRANADA HILLS, CALIFORNIA. SO 7 . «JOHN Sp TEMPLE, 2143 GRENAUIER, SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA “WENPHIS: Ce PHILIP ‘Se ENDRES, 22 SOUTH st £COND STREET, AcMPHIS, ~ TENNESSEE a > NEWARK 2. | ' | BENUANIN P. (IGHANUS, 25 NICNAGL STREET, FORDS, NEW JERSEY MEW YORK ce a | | : - T HOAs Je CROKE, JR, 15 HOFSTRA DRIVE, GREEMLAWN, NEW YORK JOHN J. DUMLEAVY, 18 SOUTHVISW CT., CARLE PLACE, NEW YORK JOSEPH He GABLE, 24 GREYSTONE ROAD, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, Bw YORK . Oo RICHHONDs | . CHARLES Fe HEEWER, 25 THIN a oy 8 ARE Lani, RICHMOND, VIRGLAIA RANDOLPH E. TROW, 1702 RARCH DRIVE, RICHAOND , VIRGINIA od 4 MW 54959 Docld:32589498 Page 187
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en a es ernment | BW 54959 Doold: 32999495 Page 156 PAGE TYO SSC STAFF WAY CONTACT CURRENT AND/OR FORMER EMPLOYEES NAMED, TO INTERVIEW THEM CONCERNING THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF COINTELFROS IN WHICH THEY HAD SUPERVISORY OR COORDINATING RESPONSIBILITIES. EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FORWER EVIPLOYEES EXCEPT HESSRS. CROKE AMD WCHALUS IS TO BE CONTACTED INNEDIATELY AND ALERTED THAT HE HIGHT BE APPROACHED BY THE SSC STAFF FOR INTERVIEW. THE FORWER EWFLOYEE WAY, AFTER BEING CONTACTED BY SSC STAFF, CONTACT BUREAU'S LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION BY COLLECT CALL FoR FULL LHFORMATION TO ASSIST HIu INCLUDING OSLIGATIONS AS TO CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION ACQUIRED AS FRI EMPLOYEXZ. IT IS ENPHASIZED THAT BUREAU'S OFFER OF ASSISTANCE IS NOT IRTENDED TO IMPEDE SSC WORK, BUT IS DONE AS COOPERATIVE GESTURE AD TO SAFEGUARD SENSITIVE sUREAU INFORMAT 10 tte COKTACTS WITH THESE FORMER e2MPLOYEES TO BE HANDLED PERSONALLY BY SAC OR ASAC.e I EVENT THIS IS NOT FEASISLE FOR JUST CAUSE, TO BE HANDLED SY A SENIOR SUPERVISOR. REGARD Ine FORMER SAS CROKE AD WCHANUS, SSC HAS BEEN TUFORMED OF THEIR FOOR PHYSICAL CONDITION AMD REQUESTED TO TAKE THIS INTQ CONSIDERATION IN ANY ACTION CONTEMPLATED BY SSC CONCERNING THEM. VE DO NOT, HOWEVER, KNOW THAT SSC WILL
(NW 54959 Docld:32989498 Page 197 PAGE THREE NOT CONTACT THEN, NE YORK OFFIVE, I) COORDINATION WITH {EUARK SKOULD ARRAUGE TO HAVE CORTACT WADE VITH CROKE ALD HCMARUS BY A FORMER ASSOCIATE TO .wAKE FRIENDLY INGUIRY AS TO THEIR CURRERT COIDITION. IT 13 uEING LEFT TO DISCRETION OF GAS LEU YORK AMD NEWARK, BALED G1) RESULTS OF SUCH INQUIRY, WHETHER CROKE AMD fCHANUS SKOULD BE INFORWED REGARDICS POSSIBLE CONTACT OF THEM BY SSC. FBIHQ DOES NOT DESIRE THAT THEY BE UNDULY ALARHED, sUT WOULD NOT WANT THEM SURPRISED BY CONTACY OF SSG STAFF IF THIS COULD IMPAIR THEIR HEALTH. INMEDIATELY AFTER CONTACT, RESULTS SHOULD BE FURNISHED BUREAU BY NITEL I ABOVE CAPTION, ATTENTION INTD, U. 0. CREGAR, ERIEFLY INCLUDING REACTION OF FORMER EMPLOYEES CONTACTED, IF A FORMER EMFLOYEE {0 LONGER IN YOUR TERRITORY OR TEMPORARILY AVAY, SES OUT LEAD TO OTHER OFFICE IMMEDIATELY WITH COPY To FBIHG. ALEXANDRIAs SETH F, EIKENBERRY, 5567 SUMMIT DRIVE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA JESSE Cy HALL, Re, 4535 EATEN PLACE, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA ATLAW As | CARL E, CLAIBORNE, 1266 HARY LOU LANE, SeE., ATLANTA
PAGE FOUR GEORGIA RICHARD He DAVIS, 1147 VILD CREEK TRAIL, ATLANTA, GEORGIA CHARLES §. HARDING, 2243 PIUSCLIFF DRIVE, Ws Es, ATLANTA, GEORGIA BOSTOUS RICHARD Hs. BLASSER, i293 ACADZWY AVENUE, YEYMOU H, WASSACHUSETTS FREDERICK M. CONNORS, 12 LONGFELLOU ROAD, MELROSE, WASSACHUSETTS WICHALL ds. viCDONAGH, 26 SPRILGVALE ROAD, NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS JOHN Fe NOONAN, 122 VERNON ROAD, SCITUATE, HASSACHUSETTS DETROIT 3 ROBERT Fa O'NEILL, 2551 IROQUOIS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN JACKSONs . ROY Ke HOORE, 167 SVALLOW DRIVE BRANDON, HISSISSIPPI JACKSONVILLE ¢ WU, HERSHEL CAVER, 3714 NORTHIJEST 46TH STREET, GAINESVILLE, PL ORIDA KROAVILLE 3 NW 34959 Doold:32999499 Page i968
i | HW 34959 Doold: 32969498 Page 195 ee en rath be Mi ee PAGE FIVE IRVING Re ARDERSON, load PERCH DRIVE, CONCORD, TENNESSEE LOS ANGELES: JOHN KEARNEY, 4146 MAYFIELD STREET, WNEVEURY PARK, CALIFGRUIA RICHARD de STILLING, 1164% ArinsTOY STREET, GRAKADA HILLS, CALT FORUTIA JOHN 5S. TEMPLE, £145 GRENADIER, SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA MEMPHIS: . PHILIP Se ENDRES, 22 SOUTH SECOND STREET, MEMPHIS, TE UNESSEE MEU ARK 3 BENJAMIN P, MCMAtUS, 25 MICGHAZL STREET, FORDS, NEW JERSEY Ka) YORK s THOWAS J. CROKE, JR, 15 HOFSTRS DRIVE, GREEMLAWN, NEW YORK JSOHY ds DURLEAVY, 10 SOUTHVITHW CT., CARLE PLACE, NEW YORK JOSEPH -He GABLE, 24 GREYSTONE ROAD, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, ore Ge) SEU YORK RICHIOLD s CHARLES F, HEINER, 25 TWIN AKE LASE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA RANDOLPH E, TROW, i?oe RAGCH DRIVE, RICHNOMD, VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON ; EMD : HOLD ’ e iy @ af PAGE SIX JOH He VAGHER, €220 BARNINGHAI ROAD, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA SAINT LOUIS: JOH J. BUCKLEY, 9469 HARALD DRIVE, WOODSON TERRACE, WISSOURL EDMUND C, YELTON, 625 DEANDELL COURT, FERGUSON, HISSOURI SAti DIEGOS ROBERT S, BAKER, 4268 HORTENSIA, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA SEATTLE LEROY We SHEETS, 5725 72h) STREET, Ne Es, WARYSVILLE, NW 34959 Doocld: 32909498 Page 200 _ _. . ae hn he eh Pen Cpe Sra ee ET!
FD-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) P P l l ! | FBI \ l I I I Date: SEPTEMBER 18, 1975 ? Transmit the following in___________ SEERA CODED OO (Type_in plaintext or code) \ Via TELETYPE CuRcENT ) —aerRPeCedence) I | (2) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) 3'% mkA SAC, KNOXVILLE 23'S Wel FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTENTION: INTD, W. 0. CREGAR SENSTUDY 75 RE BUREAU NITEL TO ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, AND OTHER OFFICES, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975. FORMER SPECIAL AGENT, CARL E. CLAIBORNE, MOVED FROM ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TO KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, IN APRIL, 1975, AND CAN BE LOCATED THROUGH HIS PARENTS AT 7840 CEDAR CREST ROAD, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 37918, KNOXVILLE CONTACT CLAIBORNE IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUC- TIONS IN REFERENCED BUREAU TELETYPE. END. tlanta Approved: Sent See HBV M Per Lmr Special\Agent| in Charge NW 34959 Doocld: 32989498 Page 201
PRO07 aT CODE S319 Pil URGENT SEPTEMBER 18, 1975 Lill TO DIRECTOR (62-116595) | KNGXVILLE FROM ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTWs THID, YW. O. CREGAR SENSTUDY 75 RE BUREAU HITEL TO ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, AND OTHER OFFICES, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975. FORMER SPECIAL AGENT, CARL E. CLAIRBORNE, MOVED FROM ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TO KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, APRIL, 19755 AND CAN BE LOCATED THROUGH HIS PARENTS AT 7849 CEDAR CREST ROAD, KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE 87918. KNOAVILLE CONTACT CLAIRBORUE Il ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS IN REFERENCED BUREAU TELETYPE. EXD MXA FRIHQ CLR bance: 5 Dig SEMALITED 7. a INDEAED f FILED NW 54959 Docld:32989498 Page 202
re IE OEE Rp Aa I EI RIS EY EET WEY RT HE FI SETI SS TEETER I NF SAME ACTER Ti, NY NE i II OTE TL OE I Ra? AT GODL “1 S310 Fl URGELE SEPTLADE TO DIRECTOR (6&~116595) OAV ILLE FROM ATLAUTA (ogeeesas fig 197 Lik -~ ~ AGTiM TNTD, Ue Os SHEGAR SEMETUDY 78 ; KS SUREAN ITE TO ATLAMT hy RLOAVILLE , AU OTHER OF Frogs, REPTEMBER 17%, 1975. FORMER SPECLAL AGaud, CARL i. CLAIRSORNA, HGVEO FROM ATLANTA, GLORGIA, TG LOQAVILLE»s TENMISOEL , APRIL, L975, ABQ SAN OF LOCATED BHRGUGH HIS PARERTS AY Tod CoO. Cauot HOAG, KUOXVILLE TENQESSEL 37D Lis . HLOAVILLE CONTAGT CLATROORE. 21 ACCONUALGE JITH INSTRUCTION TG REFERENCES UREA TELLTYPu. ELD WkA FRIHG CLR SEARCHED / SEALED A IWELXED 1 a GA- Ys¢-H Mi 54959 Doold: 203
FD-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) f ff Transmit the following in GODED j Vie TELETYPE NITEL | ! ] MW 54959 Docld: 32999496 Page 204 I I I FBI ! I Dele: SEPTEMBER 18, 1975 | I (Type in plaintext or code) (Precedence) DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) Pt W : SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTENTION: INTD, W. O. CREGAR SENSTUDY 75 RE BUREAU NITEL TO ALEXANDRIA, ATLANTA, AND OTHER OFFICES, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975, AND ATLANTA URGENT TELETYPE TO DIRECTOR AND KNOXVILLE, SEPTEMBER 18, 1975. FORMER SPECIAL AGENT, RICHARD H. DAVIS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WAS NOTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS IN REFERENCED BUREAU TELETYPE AND HIS REACTION IS COOPERATIVE. FORMER SA, CARL E. CLAIBORNE, NOW LOCATED IN KNOXVILLE DIVISION, AND KNOXVILLE SO NOTIFIED IN REFERENCED ATLANTA TELETYPE. FORMER SA CHARLES S. HARDING PRESENTLY TRAVELING AND UNAVAILABLE BUT WILL RETURN TO ATLANTA ON LATE EVENING OF HARDING WILL BE NOTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE Lote of SC- Pe- 1 * Atlant et Oe va anta H:lru SL aS « ae — , atl Approved: Sent Fes Pera Special Agent ki Charge SEPTEMBER 19, 1975. END PAGE ONE
NW 54959 Docld: 3298945968 Page 205 FD-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) r F wet Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) (Precedence) AT 62-2854 PAGE TWO WITH BUREAU INSTRUCTIONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS RETURN TO ATLANTA AND THE BUREAU WILL BE NOTIFIED WHEN CONTACT COMPLETED. END. Approved: 0 Sent MOP rrr Special Agent in Charge
NW 34959 PEnooid: 32989495 "ROSE AT CODE 7316 PM “ITELSEPTENGER 18, 1975 LOM TO MIRECTOR (62-1139) FRET ATLA TA (62-9254 ATT“: I"TI, UU, Of GREGAR SENSTUBY 75 RE BUREAU “ITEL TO ALENA™ORTAs, ATLATA, A"M OTHERS OFF ITCRS SaPTEMIER 1%, 12773, AND ATLANTA WAGE"T TELTTYPE TC IRNGTOR ann RVOXVILLE, SEPTENGER [5, 19756 FORYER SPECIAL AGE'T, RICHARN YH, HAVIS, ATLA'TA, SFOTGTA, YAS VWOTIFIED I” ACCORDANCE yITH TNSTRUCTIONS I) REFERENCTO DUREAY TELTTYPE A" HIS REACTIO" IS COOPERATIVE, _ FORMER SA, CARL E. CLAIRSORNT, “Ou LOCATED I” HYO¥UILE? DIVISION, AYN KIOXVILLE SO “OQTIFIED I” REPERESES ATLaAnTA TELETYPT, FORMER SA CHARLES 3. HARDT'O PRESE"TLY TRAVELICG APY HPAUVATLe ASLE BUT VILL RETUR' TO ATLAITA OT LaTE EVETI"@ OF APPTEMSTR 1, 19975, HARMING VILL 3€ AGTIFIET I” acconnACh wITH BuRran INSTRUCTIONS TMGEVIATELY AFTER HIS RETUR" TO ATLANTA A" THE BUREAU VILL BE MOTIFIES yHE'! CONTACT CONPLFITEN, Ean HOLD SEARCHED SERIALIZED, 22. 3-<7 INDEXED an eal 4 ore “ 9 a. - 3 aos 1 ee eal ty” wa! ‘* -— &- Page 206
PE PEP EE PEN TO a See EE TT I Ee Oe re re ee x — . _ N VROGE AT CONE - 7318 PM MITELSEPTINS ER 1, 1975 Ly TO DIRECTOR © (62-116395) PRIM ATLA™ (62-5854) = ATT: IMTD, W. O., CREGAR SESTUAY 75 RE BUREAU “ITEL TO ALEXA"SRIAs. TLANTA, AND OTHEP OPFIONS S°PTEMSER 17, 1975, AYP ATLANTA URGENT TELETYPF TO STRECTOR aye | ; ep cy es MER SA, CARL E. CLAIRBORNE, “Ow LOCATED I" KNOXVILL® DIVISTON, ANA KNOXVILLE SO. NOTIFIED If REFERENCED ATLANTA TELETYPE. ” . - ~ FORMER SA CHARLES 5. HaRDING PRES SENTLY TRAVELING A¥" USAVATL- ABLE SUT WILL RETURN TO ATLANTA ON LaTE EVENING OF SEPTEM3ER " NOTIFIED IY ACCORDANCE wITH BURFAn ig wt 2 fx] iS, 1975. HARD et oT LISTRUCTIONS TMMENIATELY AFTER HIS RETURY TO ATLANTA AN” THF on BUREAU WILL 3E “OTIFIED wHEY CONTACT COMPLETED. . . SEARCHED . re ' SERED AAT NW 54959 Docld: 329894968 Page 207
NROOSS AT CODE 7318 PM ITELSEPTEMBER 18, 1975 LMM TO DIRECTOR (62~{16395) FROM ATLANTA  (62=2854) ATTN: INTD, Ws O. CREGAR SENSTUDY 75 RE BUREAU NITEL TO ALEXANDRIA, ATLANTA, AUD OTHER OFFICES SEPTEMBER 17, 1975, AND ATLANTA YRGENT TELETYPE TO BIRECTOR AND K"OXVILLE, SEPTEMBER 18, 1975, FORMER SPECIAL AGENT, RICHARD Hs DAVIS, ATLA"Ta, GEORGIA, WAS NOTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE yITN INSTRUCTIONS IN REFERENCED BUREAU TELETYPE AND HIS REaCTION I5 COOPERATIVE, FORMER SA, CARL E. CLAIRBORNE, “Ow LOCATED IN KNOXVILLE DIVISTON, AND KNOXVILLE SO NOTIFIED IN REFERENCED ATLANTA TELETYPE, FORMER SA CHARLES S, HARDING PRESENTLY TRAVELING AND UNAVAIL@ ABLE BUT WILL RETURN TO ATLANTA ON LaTE EVENING OF SEPTEMBER IS, 1975. HARDING WILL BE NOTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAY | INSTRUCTIONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS RETURN TO ATLANTA AD THE BUREAU WILL BE NOTIFIED WHEN CONTACT COMPLETED, END | HOLD a ay het A Rech a. = eed ee pies Pcee Ltn Pf BF G . MW 34959 Doold: 329994939 Page 208
' J vey @ vs { ) i 7 1 ote & “ . _ OST . NR GES AK (PLATS : Be a 5356 PM HITEL, 9-18-75 RCC _— TOs DIRECTOR -(62=116395) mo : . ree * Soe Mos rn ATLANTA. (62-2854) < : - . oO vom bg 4 CATTR2 INTD, W. Os GREGAR) ‘ - \ 4. vm . my nln, % x‘, FROM 2° ° KNOXV EL Loe C62 1188) . 4 te 7 ‘ _ , “ . ‘ - ; ‘ oo © SENSTUDY 75. Me Santer . . 1 : . , L ao ; 4 : . sin i m5 Oy ee aa Te 2 a ws ba , : . ret me A 4 ‘¢ ya 4 : ° RE BUREAU NITEL SEPT. L's > AND ATLANTA TE oe Yer Ce re ys eae ; - a a FORHER SA CARL. BE. CaiRBOR WE VAS. CONTACTED THIS. re “. AFTER HOON AND! ADV HT SED OF J ie IW REFER ENCED a, oy ! . 0 PTH Le ti UL aapscnies nN “ RTH f10N was QUITE: STRONG ' SELECT, COMMITTEE oF & oi bet = c i i}, es A 3 =<" I ay! ¢ = . LO oe re ‘te O ny re i ty ae i ia t= uw va ce ed re -. STAFF FOR INTERV LEW HE, vod. HESITATE. TOUTELL THEW ANYTHING: . . on : a 7 wo” Z . as . se (HE STATED: THAT 3 His ; postuni IN THES REGARD. was" \yasz ‘D; Ow THE oo 1 Pact THat vie DID. Nor wait “TO my THe Anita Ne THa woUED ” HURT THE. BUREAU, ~ HE . TNDI Cargo THAT HIS FE haat: THES TIME . co os re oe J no WAS TiaT -HE Hone Re See INTE env TEM UNLESS SUSPOEN JAED 3... : “HOWEVER, HR - “OWI REOR AE ST LD Tral - IF HE WES conTACTED BY -" \ Tie cOuETTER STARP HE WOULD, 1ajeaTaTEL y ADVISE “ines BO.THERE-.. < AFTER. ‘cORTA ane UNSEL ‘DIVISION OFT THE BURE FOR . : : 4 ean x ety a ) . | : WAS « a i rn \ : , ; : ‘SEARCHED 1 ~ Sault PL =. 1810) . i . - a 4 : : , he g + aw > + . ~"  TKE/CLR Be Pos ~ 0 : ‘ aa wo ‘ tt ‘ - BN ra . t¢ . ; 1 v a R ve F ‘ * NW 54959 .Docld:32989498 “Page 2309
® e PRGSS nA FLAN 3358 Pil MITEL 9-18-75 RCC TOs DIRECIOR (62~116395> T HEL ALTA (62-2554) (ATTN: INTD, Ue O. GROGAN) PROJ: ANOXWVILLE (62-1159) ST USTUBY 75 RE BUREAU UITEL SPL. 17, 1975, AW ATLAMTA TEL SEPY. 18, 1975 FORWER SA CA&L E, CLAIRGGRNE GAS CONTACTED THIS AFTER UCOn ALD ADVISED OF TUFGRwail0N Set FORTH 18 REFERENCED TEL. GR. CLAIRSORWE’S INITIAL REACTION YAS CUITE STRONG AID KE INDICATED THAT IF CONTACTED sY THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE STAFF FOR INTERVIZ HE VOULBD HESITATZ TO TELL THEM ANYTHING. HE STATED THAT HIS POSTURE IN THIS REGARD WAS BASED ON THE FACT THAT HE DID WOT GANT TO TELL THEW ANYTHINS THAT WOULD HURT THE BUREAU. HE INDICATED THAT HIS FEELING AT THIS TIME YAS THAT HE OULD HOT SUSHIT TO INTERVIEW UNLESS SUSPOERWAED 3 HOJEVER, «R. CLAIRGURNE STATED THai IF HE WAS CONTACTED BY THE COMMITTEE STAFF HE VOULD IddsDIAIELY ADVISE ME AND THERE- AFTER UOWEACT THE LEGAL COUNGLL vIVISION OF THE BUREAU FOR FURTHER ADVICE, ED. ACK Fox Ivo Tals > re bn Broce tte OLD S6P PSL ATLAGTA ae at THE/CLE
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FD-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) f f i I FBI | | 1 1 Date: 9/22/75 D Transmit the following in CODED (Type in plaintext or code) | Via__ TELETYPE CNITEL ») ! Xt Precedence) | ~ owe ee Le TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) ww FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTENTION: INTD, W. O. GREGAR SENSTUDY 75 RE ATLANTA NITEL TO DIRECTOR, SEPTEMBER 18, 1975, AND BUREAU NITEL TO ALEXANDRIA AND OTHER OFFICES, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975. FORMER SA CHARLES S. HARDING WAS NOTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS IN BUREAU NITEL SEPTEMBER 17, 1975, AND HIS REACTION WAS COOPERATIVE. END. Y - Atlanta at ae TH: pab oo Pica? (1) DT te ma b2- DVI LS 4 a Approved: y af Sent M Per TRE Spe cid 1 Agent in Charge HW 54555 Docid: 32589458 Page 212
lakbe AL COVE thenc Pe LILEL SAPTEER BG, 197. Lin TG DehSulok Coe~116895) FAGS STLAGLSISA (Gu92694) ATEN: Didd, Ve Ge CRORE EaiSTUDY 72 KE ATLANTA ETEL TO DINUCIOA, SEPT 18, 1D7S, AND EUALAY LEITEL TO ALEMARDRIA sOD OiLoach OFFICE, SEPTRHSEnR 17, 1975. FORUER SA CdAKLeo Se dAaDICS wal NOTIPIE0 Tt AGGORUANCE WITK PNGOTRUGTIONS TN cURL AU Mitel werPTeusnk 17, 1973, AnD HIS REACTION UA3 COOPERATIVE. EJ | FLS FOLD FOR bIX GORE Tabs SEARC oS U 3] ey 2 INBENZD Sa an FED) 7 & L vec 2 wife aioe fron tee NW 34959 Doocld: 329394939 Page 213
NW 34959 Doold:32999499 Page 214 RRGG2 AT CODE ids2h Pil NITEL SEPTEWBER 22, 1975 LMM TO DIRECTOR (62-116395) FROW ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTRs LID, We Os CREGAR SENSTUDY 75 RE ATLANTA RITEL To DIRECTOR, SEPTEMBER 18, 1975, AND BUREAU NITEL TO ALEXANDRIA AND OTHER OFFIGES, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975. FORWER SA CHARLES S$. HARDING WAS NOTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH LESTRUCTIONS IN BUREAU AITEL SEPTEMBER 17, 1975, AND HIS REACTION GAS COOPERATIVE. Et FLS HOLD FOR SIX WORE TELS Ooh mite Z if
{R 853 WA PLATI LIDGP NITEL 9/26/75 Pad TO ALL SACS oY DIRECTOR Aen. ADVICE FOR PRESENT OR FORSER BUREAU EMPLOYEES. IN RESPONSE TO OUR REGUEST, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ADVISED THAT LEGAL REFRESENTATION FOR EMPLOYEES WOULD BE WADE AVAILABLE FOR PRELIMINARY ADVICE. SHOULD CASES ARISE WHERE A FORWER OR PRESENT EMPLOYEE REQUIRES MORE PROTRACTED AND SUBSTANTIAL LEGAL REFRESENTATION, IT IS THE POSITION OF THE DEPARTMENT THAT SPECIAL COUNSEL WAY BE RETAINED FOR SUCH EMPLOYEES AT DEPARTMENT EXPENSE, GUIDELINES ARE BEING DRAWN BY THE DEPARTMENT TO GOVERN THESE WATTERS. OVEVER, SHOULD THE DEPARTWENT SUBSEQUENTLY CONCLUDE THAT SUCH CASES INVOLVE MATTERS OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF A PRESENT OR FORMER EMPLOYEE'S DUTIES, OTHER CONSIDERATIONS WOULD APPLY. ALL LEGATS ADVISED SEPARATELY. ED, SSP FBI ATLANTA TKS/CLR 4 LB. 28S Y—IS ye | y i a wy y MW 34959 Doocld: 32939499 Page 215
ALL MATERIALS RELATING TO THE RENTAL OR OTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE FBI FOR THE USE OF AN APARTMENT OR PREMISES LOCATED IN THE PEACHTREE TOWERS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AS A LISTENING POST, AS WELL AS ALL MATERIALS RELATING TO THE TERMINATION OF SUCH ARRANGEMENT, USE AND/OR OCCUPANCY.
«~ @ @ Ep-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) G I | I FBI Date: 10/6/75 i I Transmit the following in CODE (Typesinaplgintext or code) , Via TELETYPE URGENT “= Pret edence) | -a- ee  e e TO: DIRECTOR, FBI 45d ? JUNE ——= FROM: ATLANTA (62-2854) ATTIN: W. O. CREGAR, INTD. SENSTUDY 75. RE TELEPHONE CALL FROM SECTION CHIEF, J. G. DEEGAN, FBIHQ, TO SAC, ATLANTA, OCTOBER 3, 1975. REFERENCED TELEPHONE CALL INSTRUCTED ATLANTA TO REVIEW PERTINENT FILES AND FURNISH FBIHQ ALL MATERIALS RELATING TO THE RENTAL OR OTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE FBI IN ATLANTA FOR THE USE OF AN APARTMENT OR PREMISES LOCATED IN THE PEACHTREE TOWERS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, IN THE 1960s, TO BE USED AS A LISTENING POST FOR MONITORING A TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE (TESUR) ON MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. IN ADDITION, FBIHQ WANTED ALL MATERIALS RELATING TO THE TERMINATION OF SUCH AN ARRANGEMENT, USE AND/OR OCCUPANCY. ATLANTA FILES SHOWED THAT ON OCTOBER 21, 1963, FBIHQ AUTHORIZED THE ATLANTA OFFICE TO RENT AN APARTMENT FOR $250.00 PER MONTH WHICH THE ATLANTA OFFICE HAD PREVIOUSLY ia 4 Approved: : Sent M_ Per SSfh Special\gent inf Charge NW 54959 Docld: 3298945968 Page 217 : _ ‘ pe END PAGE ONE genes? YW - Atlanta an ee . EAS/pab nv aan oe CL-2554- Y7
Fp-36' (Rev. 2-14-74) Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) (Precedence) JUNE PAGE TWO, AT 62-2854 SURVEYED TO BE USED AS A LISTENING POST IN CONNECTION WITH TESURS ON KING AND THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (SCLC). FBIHQ ALSO AUTHORIZED ATLANTA TO PROCEED WITH THE NECESSARY INSTALLATION OF SEVERAL LEASED LINES ON THE SCLC, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AND ONE LINE ON THE RESIDENCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. FOR THE TESURS ON KING AND SCLC, AS A RESULT ON OCTOBER 23, 1963, SA ROBERT R. NICHOLS RENTED THE ABOVE MENTIONED APARTMENT, NUMBER TWENTY K (20-R) IN THE PEACHTREE TOWERS APARTMENTS, ON THE TWENTIETH FLOOR, 300 WEST PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. THE APART- MENT HAD A LIVING ROOM AND ONE BEDROOM AND RENTED FOR $250.00 PER MONTH FURNISHED. SA NICHOLS IN RENTING THIS APARTMENT USED THE COVER OF RICHARD NICHOLS, SOUTHEASTERN ENGINEERING COMPANY, 106 HAMPTON STREET, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. ON NOVEMBER 8, 1963, THE INSTALLATION FOR THE ABOVE TESURS ON SCLC HEADQUARTERS AND THE RESIDENCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., BOTH IN ATLANTA, WERE COMPLETED AND Approved: U0 Gent MCORP rr Special Agent in Charge NW 54959 Docld: 3298945968 Page 216
fe @ @ FD-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) | I ! i FBI | I Date: I I I Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) (Precedence) JUNE MNES PAGE 8B, AT 62-2854 MONITORING COMMENCED IN THE RENTED APARTMENT IN THE PEACHTREE TOWERS. FOUR LINES WERE MONITORED AT SCLC HEAD- QUARTERS AND ONE AT THE RESIDENCE OF REVEREND KING. ON JUNE 21, 1966, THE TESURS FURNISHING COVERAGE ON SCLC AND MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. WERE DISCONTINUED ON INSTRUCTIONS FROM FBIHQ. AS A RESULT, ATLANTA VACATED THE APARTMENT IN THE PEACHTREE TOWERS, WHICH HAD BEEN USED FOR MONITORING PURPOSES, ON JULY 27, 1966, AFTER GIVING THE REQUIRED 30-DAY NOTICE TO THE PEACHTREE TOWERS MANAGEMENT. XEROX COPIES OF PERTINENT MEMOS, LETTERS AND THE LEASE FOR THE ABOVE MENTIONED APARTMENT ARE BEING SENT TO FBIHQ BY AIRTELTHIS WATE. ABOVE INFORMATION WAS REFLECTED IN ATLANTA FILES 100-6670-E AND 100-6520-E, THESE FILES ALSO CONTAIN NUMEROUS BILLS RENDERED BY SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE TO SOUTHEASTERN ENGINEERING COMPANY, POST OFFICE BOX 583, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30301, AS WELL AS TO RICHARD NICHOLS, APARTMENT 20-K, 300 WEST PEACHTREE STREET, END PAGE THREE Approved: _0 Sent MOP rr Special Agent in Charge NW 34959 Doocld: 32959499 Page 215 I
» Fp-36 (Rev. 2-14-74) @ @ 1 I l ! FBI I I Date: I I l Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) (Precedence) JUNE PAGE FOUR, AT 62-2854 N. W., ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30308, FROM DECEMBER, 1963 TO AUGUST 4, 1966. ALSO, ATTACHED TO THESE TELEPHONE BILLS IS FD-221A REQUESTING MONEY TO PAY THESE TELEPHONE BILLS. THESE TELEPHONE BILLS AND THE FD-221AS ARE NOT BEING SUBMITTED TO THE BUREAU. END Approved: 0 Gent MOP re Special Agent in Charge NW 34959 Doocld: 32959499 Page 220
NW 54959 Docld: 32989495 Page 221 “ROSS AT OONE 4¢5e0 7°) URCENT OOTOSEA é, 1975 SSP Tos ATRECTOR, FST Jie PROV ATLATTA (620254) ATT2 Wee GREGAR, TITS SE ISTUTNY 73. RE TELEPHO"E CALL FROY SECTIO’ CHIEF, J.G, TEDGA, FTC, TO SAC, ATLA'ITA, NCTOBER 3, 1975, REFERE OED TELEPHI'E CALL INSTRUCTEN ATLA™TA TO S°VETyY PERTDUIE"T FILES AN FURNISH FPRTHO ALL IATERL ALS RFLATI"G TA THE REVTAL OR OTHER ARRANGEVETTS NAME SY THE FOI In ATLA ITA FOR THE USE OF AN APARTMENT OR PREWISES LOCATEN I" THE PeACH= TET TOUERS » ATLAITA s GEORGIA, 12 THE 19635, TO GT UST at A LISTE 'I"G POST FOR “MOVRTORING A TECH*ICAL SURVEILLA™&t CTESUR) GO” CARTIN LUTHER HING,. JRe I" AMUITION, FATGC wANTE* ALL PIATERTALS RELATIUS TO THE TERYINATIO’ OF SuoH AN ARTANS TH 'T, USE A™O/OR OCCUPANCY. ATLAYTA PILES SHOVE D THAT 9°! OSTOGER Di, 1903, FUT auTHe CRIZED THY ATLANTA OFFICE TO RE"T 4" APARTME'T FOR 2859,395 PEN NOTH WHICH THE ATLANTA OFFICE HAD PREVIOMILY SHRVEYEN TO Be USED AS A Listenins PAST I’ COMMECTIO’ ITH TESURS GN RING AH i f yy . . 4 V FRA. ane v geanctD ra — .
gO NW 34959 Doold: 32989499 Page 222 oe 6 @ PASE TYO AT: G=n854 THE SOUTHER! CHRIGTIA LEQDERSNIP CO"FERE GT GGeLO). FRING algo AUTHORIZED ATLAITA TQ PROSEE yITH THE "TOESSARY IPSTALLATIO” GF SEVERAL LEASED LIVES O° THE SCLC, ATLATA, GEO7AIA, An OF LINE O" THE RESIMENCE OF MARTI" LUTHER KING, JR. TOR THT TESNRG O° KITS AND SCLe. AS A RESHLT O° OCTOBER 23, 1963, GA ROSTRT R. “ICHOL” erates THE ABOVE “UENTIONED APARTME"T, CHUUBER THENTY Ro Cecex) I* THE PEACHTRET TOVERS APARTUE TS, O° THE TUENTISTH FLOOR, 320 YEST PIACHTREE STREET, ATLA'TA, GEORGIAN. THE APARTCE"T Han q LIVI"S ROOM AN ONE BERD AT) REITED FAR 2653633 PIR MONTH PHVCISHEN, SA NICHOLS I} REvTING THIS APARTUE YT USED THD COVER OF PICHARY NECHOLS, SQUTNEASTER'! ENAIMEERING COMPANY, 156 HAMPTO" STREET, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLT MN. OY MOVETSER @, 1963, THE INSTALLATIO’ FOR THE qBOYT TETyRT ON SOL@ HEANQUARTERS AT) THE RESINE SE OF "ARTI" LUTHER KING, JM, LOTH I? ATLACTA, UDRE GOMPLETED a’ MOYETORING coMIRNCTN Im THE RE"TED APARTHENT 1% THE PEACHTREE TOYERS. — FOUR LIYE? WERT “anIK TORED AT SCLC HEAMQUARTERS AD ONE AT THE RESINENGE OF ATYTARAN KIS» | O: JUNE 21, 1966, THE TESURS FURTISHI’S COUTRAG™ On “CLE Arn SARTIN LUTHER RING, JR, VERE DISCONTINTD OF TesTsuET ION FRon
NW 54959 Doocld: 32999496 PAGE THREE AT 62-2254 . TOIHO. AS A RESULT, ATLAITA VACATE) THE APARTYS"T I" THT PEACH. TREE TOYERS, HICH HAS BEE" ySED FAR “a TTARI’S PYRPNArs, OF ONLY 27, 1966, AFTER GIVING THE REQUIRE? 32-9,¥ vaATICt To THT Peach. TREE TOUERS “ATAGENEIT. KUROX COPIES AP PERTIVENT “EtOS, LETTERS avn THE LACE TOR THE ADIYE VECTIONEN APARTUE’T ARE GEIS SENT TO FRIHQ 2Y AIRTEL THIS DATE, 7 ABOVE LMFORMATION waS REFLECTED 27 ATLACTA FILTS [0a6C67 7% ATD 139986500-R, THESE FILES ALSO CONTAIN “UITRONS BILLS REeNTeEN BY SOUTHER SELL TELEPHONE COUPANY FOR TILEPHN”S TERVICe TO sonTH~ EASTER" S"GITSERING CONPAIY, POST OFFICT GOX S22, ATLA TA, GEQNGIA 33351, AS VELL AS TO RICHARD TICHOLS, APARTWT"T 2c, 309 NEST FEACHTREE STREET, ‘lee, ATLATTA, GEORGIA 3.3335, FRAY MtoraeR, 1963 TO AUSUST 4, 1966. ALSO ATTACHED TO THESE TELTPHO"T BILLS 14 PoeaQiA REQUESTING [OTEY TO PAY THESE TELEPHO"™ BILL®, THRCT TELEPHO"E BILLS AMM THE Fleen1ad ARE "OT DELT"A SNBYITTE™ TO THE CUREAU, Ean aJP FOTHG CLR Page 2223
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MW 34959 Doocld: 32959495 Page 227 "ROGS AT CONE 4:58 PM URGENT OCTOBER 6, 1975 SSP TOs DIRECTOR, FBI SIE FROM? ATLA"TA (62-2854) ATT: we. CREGAR, ITH, SEISTUDY 75. RE TELEPHONE CALL FROM SECTION CHIEF, J.G. DEEGA, FSIHQ, TO SAC, ATLANTA, OCTOBER 3, 1975, REFERENCED TELEPHOUE CALL INSTRUCTED ATLANTA TO REVIEW PERTINENT FILES AND FURNISH FBIHQ ALL MATERI,LS RELATING TO THE RENTAL GR OTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE @Y THE FBI If! ATLA‘ITA FOR THE USE OF AN APARTMENT OR PREMISES LOCATED IN THE PEACH. TREE TOWERS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, IN THE {969S, TO BE USED aS A LISTENING POST FOR MONITORING a TECHMICAL SURVEILLANCE (TESUR) O° MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. IN ADDITION, FBIHO HAUTED ALL MATERIALS RELATING TO THE TERNINATION OF SHCH AY ARRANGE- MENT, USE AND/OR OCCUPANCY, ATLANTA FILES SHOYED THAT 0° OCTOBER 21, 1963, FRIHa AUTH ORIZED THE ATLAYTA OFFICE TO RE“T AN APARTMENT FOR $258.96 PER MONTH WHICH THE ATLANTA OFFICE HAD PREVIQUYSLY SURVEYED TO BE SED AS A LISTENING POST IN CONNECTION yITH TESURS O” KING ayn 4. pant svi see J as ; PO
PAGE TWO AT 62-2354 THE SOUTHER CHRISTIA' LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (SCLC). FBIHn aLso AUTHORIZED ATLANTA TO PROCEED yITH THE "ECESSARY INSTALLATIO" OF SEVERAL LEASED LIVES O17 THE SCLC, ATLA'TA, GEORGIA, AND ONE LIVE O° THE RESIDE CE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR, FOR THE TESURS Ov KEG AND SCLC. AS A RESYLT 0°} OCTOSER 23, 1963, SA ROBERT R. SICHOLS RENTEN THE ABOVE GENTIONED APARTMENT, TIUNSER TWENTY K (@8=K) I” THE PEACHTREE TOVERS APARTMENTS, ON THE TWENTIETH FLOOR, $56 WEST PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIAe THE APARTME"T Hah a LIVING ROOM AND ONE BEDROOM AD RENTED FOR 5259.05 PER MONTH FURNISHED. SA NICHOLS IN RESTING THIS APARTNET USED THE COVER OF RICHARD NICHOLS, SOUTHEASTERN ENGINEERING COMPANY, 196 HAMPTON STREET, COLUMBIA, SQUTH CAROLI"A, | O% NOVEMBER &, 1963, THE INSTALLATION FOR THE AS0VE TESURS O” SCLO HEANQUARTERS A'D THE RESIDENCE OF MARTI" LUTHER KING, IRes BOTH IN ATLANTA, VERE COMPLETED ASD MONITORING COMMENCED In THE RE"TED APARTHENT 1% THE PEACHTREE TOWERS. FOUR LINES vERE “onI~ TORED AT SCLC HEADQUARTERS AND ONE AT THE RESIDENCE OF REVERE KI"G . 01 JUNE 21, 1966, THE TRSURS FURMISHI"S COVERAGE of 3eL¢ ann MARTI" LUTHER KING, JR. WERE DISCOITINYER O17 INSTRYCTIONS FROM NW 34959 Doocld: 32909498 Page 226 .
f Nw 34959 Docld: 325939498 Page 229 PAGE THREE AT G2~2354 PBIHS. AS A RESULT, ATLAITA VACATED THE APARTME"T 27 THE PEACH. TREE TOWERS, WHICH HAD BEE™ YSED FOR MO"ITORING PURPOSES, O” JWLY 27, 1966, AFTER GIVING THE REQUIRED 32-0AaY “OTICE TO TH" PEACH- TREE TOWERS MA‘AGENE IT, XEROX COPIES OF PERTINENT NEVOS, LETTERS A"D THE LEASE FOR THE ABOVE MNE*ITIONED APARTMENT ARE BEING SENT TQ FBIH@ BY AIRTEL THIS DATE. ABOVE INFORMATION wAS REFLECTED I" ATLA"TA FILES 180+6670-£ A™D 185—6520“E, THESE FILES ALSO CONTAIN MYUNEROYS BILLS RENDERED BY SOUTHER BELL TELEPHOYE CONPA"Y FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE TO SONTH~ EASTER' ENGINEERING COMPAY, POST OFFICE BOX 583, ATLAUTy;,y GEORGIA $2591, AS WELL AS TO RICHARD NICHOLS, APARTMENT 26=y, 326 yEST PEACHTREE STREET, “Netley ATLA"TA, GEORGIA 39396, FROM DECEMBER, 1963 TO AUGUST 4, 1966, ALSO ATTACHED TO THESE TFLEPHO™E BILLS 18 FO-221A REQUESTING MO’EY TO PAY THESE TELEPHONE BILLS, THESE TELEPHO"E BILLS AND THE Fd-g2taS ARE "OT BEI"G SHGMITTEN TO THE BUREAU. ED SUP FBTHQ CLR Se pint prnerninieraamsgrpenp pe hare ae a rte fi tre te ET
“Be SOUTHEASTERN ENGINEERING COMPANY Post Office Box 583 Atianta, Georgia 30301 July 27, 1966 Peachtree Towers, Inc, 300 West Peachtree, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 - Gentlemen: 2 Re my letter July 1, 1966, concerning apartment 0K. BO Enclosed herewith are two keys to apartment 20 K and one key to corresponding mailbox, a Please be advised we have vacated the apartment as of this date. In the event you find subsequent correspondence F necessary, kindly direct same to my attention at the above * address. ; Your gracious service during our occupancy has been appreciated. Yours oye R. J. Nichols - Representative . Enclosures 3 OO ° Mailed 7/27/66 via Registered Mail . Ss hither Return Receipt Requested, Registered # LES 7 (prr®h [8S fe ga7bb 78 ‘ a « _ PY 6I-255 Y-YWG 54959 Docli:32989498 Page 230
SOUTHEASTERN ENGINEERING COMPANY Post Office Box 583 Atlanta, Georgia - 30301 we" July 1, 1966 Peachtree Towers, Inc. | 300 West Peachtree, N. W | Atlanta, Georgia 303038 Gentlemen: oo" oF BG, PA * Nas Patti ae - a EB age Wie . t a ee a> * ' : wo NPE fr ois ‘ % v8 Enclosed herewith is cashier’ "s check in anount of $250.00 covering rent due July 1, 1966 for apartment 20 K, This letter will 2xlso confirm my telephone call to Miss Jesse Abercrombie June 30, 1966 advising as of that date we were furnishing 30 days notice of ne g's vacating the aforementioned apartment. This notice is wes given pursuant to item 20 of lease dated October 23, 1963, ren a" F wit personally see that you are subsequently re advised of the exact date of our departure and that Rn, keys ure returned to you. . sah ied a Representative © Enclosure = ] MW 34959 Doold: 32969495 Page 231 -
. SAC (66-293) * 6/29/66 ASAC EUGENE H. STEWART AT 1380-S* rt x oa This is to record that I talked with Inspector “. JOSEPH A. SIZOO, Domestic Intelligence Division, today “: at 11:45 a.m., and he verified that there had been no change in the discontinuance of this coverage as outlined by him on 6/21/66. He stated that after conferring with Assistant Director SULLIVAN that we should discontinue completely and that there were no current plans to reinstitute this coverage. I informed him that we would a make a clean break and would give proper notice for the ; 2s * - physical space and return personnel to other duties “ot as soon as possible. I informed Supervisor HARDING of the above and, it being noted that SA MILLER is in Cordele, Ga., physical arrangements will be made as soon as possible. Notice concerning the premises are to. be given immediately on a .& 30-day vacating basis. . © 100-6670-E HS:3hid ‘ . ; (2) . | ot EW 54955 Doold: 32989498 Page 232
HW-h4959 Docld:32989498 Page 233 an FILE (66-293) 6/23/66 SAC JOSEPH K, PONDER AT 1350-S* Inspector JOSEPH A. SIZOO, Domestic Intelligence Division, called at 11:45 a.m. on 6/21/66. He instructed that our technical coverage on SCLC and MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. be discontinued immediately. He said this coverage should be discoriinued in such a way that it can be re-established on short notice, but it is not to be re-established without specific Bureau instructions. I told SIZOO we would discontinue this operation at once, but that we would not remove any of our equipment from the plant, and that we would leave an Agent on duty round the clock to insure the security of the installation. We will continue to man the plant for security reasons for about a week at the end of which time we will check with the Bureau for further instructions if none have been received in the ‘meantime, XI called SA DAVIS then on duty at the plant at 21:55 AM and he at that time discontinued this source. The Bureau was subsequently advised by teletype that this source was discontinued at 11:55 a.m. 6/21/66. . ~ 1 - 66-293 O- 100~6670-E oo 2) Ps) Gs Jan avevecanveces SERIALIZED... dam. FILED ccsnedeeceensene JUN 2.3 1966 FBI—ATLANTA = INDEXED... ~-. A
11/12/63 AIRTEL AIBMAIL ° TO: DIRECTOR, FBI “JUNE FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (PERSONAL ATTENTION . ASST, DIRECTOR SULLIVAN RE: RO MINFIL ’ OR INSPECTOR SIZOO) ATLANTA DIVISION . Lo Installation completed this matter November § last. $. Symbol AT 1379-S* assigned telephone number Ae {| 522-4596 and leased line obtained from Houston Street ; and Boulevard, Atlanta, to 300 West Peachtree Street, N.W. 4 Symbol AT 1380-S* assigned telephone number a §24-1378 and leased line obtained from 328 Auburn Avenue, / N. E., to 300 West Peachtree Street, N. W. - \ Symbol AT 1381-~S* assigned telephone number , 524-1379, leased line obtained from 328 Auburn Avenue, N. £., to 300 West Peachtree Street, N. W. ow tek. v4 . Symbol AT 1382~S* assigned telephone number F 524-1370, leased line obtained from 328 Auburn Avenue, é, N. E., to 300 West Peachtree Street, Ne W. ~~ j Symbol AT 1383-S* assigned telephone number “Z:/ 524=3151, leased line obtained from 328 Auburn Avenus, < N. E., to 300 West Peachtree Street, N. Ws. —T NL “~ Honitoring operations instituted, results of which will be furnished Bureau. pot. I>. . AFM: CH a) (4) 7 3 ~ Bureau (RM) © st . - Atlanta “ G 2-2: 85% mies D- ‘54955 Docid: 32989498 . Page 234 é BE CLV Calne OA «SMS NI. OR ME PS at ye it Neeze — oe a . . ALCL IRCA HORS ave pie hig mney eg som AE MRNA
on:gwat Fon Wo. 10 . . 501 104-01 ‘ UNITED STATES @. oxment e Memorandum TO: FILE - JUNE DATE: 11/4/63 FROM : SAC JAMES E. McMAHON SUBJECT: COMINFIL RM On 10/21/63 Inspector JOE SIZOO telephoniecally contacted the Atlanta Office and advised that it was o.k. for us to rent the apartment which we had surveyed for $250.00 per month and to go ahead with the necessary installation of the five leased lines on the SCLC and one line on the residence of MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. He said that when all of this had been done and the leased lines had been connected, Atlanta should call Miami and request them to send SA BILL HEIST to make the final installation. Mr. SIZOO said that the additional equipment which we had ' previously requested was being forwarded separately to Atlanta. He further stated that when this installation is made we should furnish the Bureau immediately the date and time of installation, symbols for the five lines, and at the end of thirty days submit an evaluation with recom-_ mendations for its continuance or discontinuance. He further stated that any mail sent to the Bureau should bear the caption, "COMINFIL, RACIAL MATTER, ATLANTA DIVISION," Personal Attention Asst. Director W. C. SULLIVAN or Inspector JOSEPH SIZOO, Domestic Intelligence Division. I told him we would go ahead in accordance with his instructions, JEM:CM @) 62 PE SV YEE SERIALIZED____FILED___— NOV4 - 1963 FBI— ATLA NW 34959 Doold: 32989496 Page 235 qe “ eo wat a 7 ate Ftayat on” 4 OD . ot t - Ta
id ° r aie . * She cet natptn labia. ES are Jee. Seas roe re ae keel etl BIA, a "a weP We Te tn s me AE rN ™ we ve ate * Cee retool of . . at ue > wa ad tw ons Enel, a3 4 PS HW. 54959 Poold: 32983493 Page 236 ry ot OF TUOMAS FORM NO, 10 225310-104-01 UNITED STATES C@anuent  ) . M emorandum 7“ . a Fr ° ~ . TO + PILE _ SUNE DATE: 11/4/63 FROM : SAC JAMES E, McMAHON SUBJECT: = COMINFIL RM Remymemo dated 10/17/63 captioned, "MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR,’ which relates to a confidential technical . installation. . _ On 10/17/63 SA ROBERT R. NICHOLS ascertained that he could rent an apartment in the Peachtree Towers Apart- ments, 300 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Apartment 20-K, on the 20th floor. The apartment has a living room and one bedroom and rents for $250.00 per month furnished. SA NICHOLS has been given the cover of RICHARD NICHOLS, Southeastern Engineering Company, 106 Hampton Street, Columbia, S. C. He has been given the names of two references if it is necessary to supply -references to the apartment manager. They are Mr. JACK GILLESPIE and ASA CANDLER, oe The above two references are individuals in the city of Atlanta who are very reliable and are close to the FBI. Both of these references know nothing whatsoever about this matter but both readily agreed that if they are contacted concerning Mr. RICHARD NICHOLS of Southeastern Engineering Company, Columbia, S. C., they will give the necessary recom- mendations. Pertinent information above concerning the apartment rental, the fact that we need several days to obtain five leased lines from the Telephone Company, plus one additional telephone ‘ in the apartment, was telephonically furnished to Inspector JOE SIZOO at the Bureau on 10/17/63, at which time authority was requested to rent the apartment and order the leased lines from the Telephone Company. Inspector SIZOO said he would let us know when this was approved. . SEM: CM (1) 6 2-3. revue F
peact ane TOWERS APARTMENT Os: STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF FULTON THIS AGREEMENT OF LEASE made this 23 day of CCZOBGR ; 1963, between PEACHTREE TOWERS, INC., hereinafter referred to as Landlord, and SOUTHEASTERN ENCINESRING COMPARY hereinafter referred to as Tenant; WITNESSETH: That Landlord hereby leases to Tenant and Tenant hereby hires from Landlord the premises designated as Apartment No.k located on the @Uth floor of Peachtree Towers Apartments, 300 West Peachtree Street, in the City of Atlanta, County of Fulton, State of Georgia; for a term of ONE YEAR » commencing on the ehth day of OCTOBRE , 1963 , and ending on the 23rd day of COTOBER , 198 , at and for the agreed monthly rental of TWO-HUNDRED-TIFTY & 10/100 Dollars, which Tenant agrees to pay in advance on the lst day of each month during the term of this lease at the office of Landlord located in the building or at such other place as Landlord may designate, without any set-off or deduction whatsoever, | . Landlord and Tenant, for themselves, their heirs, executors, admini- strators, successors and assigns, hereby covenant as follows: PAYMENT 1. Tenant shall pay the specified rent above provided and OF such additional rent as shall become payable hereunder RENT on the date due, No bill or demand for said rent shall be required before payment, and any bill therefor shall be deemed a convenience and not a condition precedent to payment, USE OF 2. The demised premises and any part thereof shall be used DEMISED and occupied solely as a private apartment dwelling by PREMISES Tenant and the immediate family cof Tenant as listed on application for Apartment Lease. Tenant shall not use the demised premises in violation of any law, order, or regulation of any governmental authority having jurisdic- tion; nor in such manner as to create or cause a nuisance, it being understood that the use of profanity or the engag- ing in any loud or boisterous conduct that disturbs the peace and quiet of other tenants of the building shall, among other things, constitute such a nuisance; nor in such manner as to vitiate or increase the rate of insurance on the premises, ' NW 34959 Doocld: 32909498 Page 237
_¢ POSSESSION OF DEMISED PREMISES RIGHT ENTRY MAINTENANCE 5. AND UPKEEP ALTERATIONS 6. 3 UTILITIES AND SERVICES A] | ww 54 54959 Doold: 32989496 ;@ If the demised premises are @¥ailable for occupancy prior to the date above specified for commencement of the term, Tenant may then take possession thereof upon the condition that Landlord consent in writing to the taking of such possession by Tenant, and in such event the term of this lease shall be deemed to commence from the time of the taking of such possession by Tenant and the pro- visions of this lease, including the payment of rent, shall be applicable to such period of occupancy. If the demised premises are not ready for occupancy on the date above specified for the commencement of the term, then the date of the commencement of the term shall be postponed until Landlord shall be able to so give possession and rent shall accrue as of the date that Landlord shall notify Tenant that the demised premises are ready for occupancy. Landlord assumes no responsibility to Tenant for delay in giving possession due to the failure of the previous occu- pant of the demised premises to vacate upon termination of the lease or for delay caused by any other reason not within the control of the Landlord. Landlord and the Landlord's agents shall have the right to enter the demised premises during all reasonable , hours to examine the same, to make such repairs, addi- tions or alterations as may be deemed necessary for the safety, comfort or ‘preservation thereof, or of the building of which the demised premises are a part, or to exhibit the demised premises upon advance notice to Tenant at any time within thirty (30) days prior to the expiration of the term of this lease. The right of entry shall further exist for the purpose of removing placards, signs, fix- tures, alterations or additions which are displayed or installed in violation of the terms of this lease. Tenant shall maintain the demised premises inas gooda state of condition, order and repair as existed on the date of the commencement of the term of this lease, excepting only reasonable wear and tear arising from the use there- of, Tenant further agrees to be responsible for and to pay to Landlord immediately upon demand any damage to the heating or water apparatus, electric lights or wires, or any fixtures, appliances or appurtenances to the demised premises or the building caused by the act or neglect of Tenant, or any person or persons in the employ or under the control of Tenant, In the event of any damage to the demised premises resulting from the care- lessness, neglect, or improper conduct of Tenant, its employees, agents, visitors or licensees, Landlord at the expense of Tenant may make such repairs as may be necessary to restore the demised premises to a good state of order and condition. Tenant shall make no alterations, decorations, additions or improvements in or to the demised premises without the prior written consent of Landlord, and then only by contractors and mechanics approved by Landlord and performed at such times and in such manner as Landlord may from time to time designate. All such alterations, decorations, additions or improvements shall become the sole and absolute property of Landlord and shall remain upon and be surrendered with the demised premises as a part thereof upon the termination or expiration of the term of this lease. As long as Tenant shall not be in default under any of the provisions of this lease Landlord without charge to Tenant shall provide the following utilities and services: (a) electric current in reasonable quantities, (b) hot and cold water in reasonable quantities, (c) heat and air. conditioning at reasonable hours during the proper sea- sons, and (d) passenger elevator service to and from the floor of the building upon which the demised premises are located, Any interruption or curtailment of the foregoing services shall not constitute a constructive or partial
est tice, FIXTURES AND FURNITURE FIRE OR CASUALTY EMINENT DOMAIN DEFAULT | HW 54959 Doold: 32989496 . t 8. 10. ll. Page 239 eviction nor, unless caused @ the gross negligence of Landlord, entitle Tenant to any compensation or abate- ment of rent. It is expressly understood and agreed that the foregoing agreement of Landlord to furnish the desig- nated services shall not be deemed breached-and Landlord shall incur no liability therefor if any such interruption or curtailment of service shall be caused by the occur- rence of some event beyond the reasonable control of Landlord. As long as Tenant shall not be in default under any of the provisions of this lease Tenant upon termination ‘of this lease may remove all movable fixtures or equipment which Tenant has placed within the demised premises, provided Tenant restores the demised premises to the condition existing prior to the installation thereof. Land- lord shall not be liable for any loss or damage to any personal property of Tenant placed within the demised premises which loss or damage is caused by the negli- gence of any co-tenant or other occupant of the building of which the demised premises form a part, or by any other person whomsoever other than Landlord or its agents. If the demised premises or the building of which the demised premises form a part shall be partially damaged by fire or other casualty, necessary repairs shall be made by and at the expense of Landlord, and in case such damage shall render the demiseéd premises untentable in whole or in part, then the rent until the demised premises have been repaired shall cease if wholly untentable or be apportioned if partially untentable based on the part of the demised premises which is usable by Tenant. If, however, said building shall be totally destroyed or the demised premises damaged to the extent that repairs cannot in Landlord's opinion be completed within a period of ninety days, or if Landlord shall decide to remodel or recon- struct said building, then and in any of such events this lease shall terminate effective on the date of such destruc- tion or damage. If the whole or any part of the demised premises shall be taken or condemned by any competent authority for any public or quasipublic use, then the term of this lease shall cease and terminate effective on the date when the posses- gion of the part so taken or condemned shall be required for such use or purpose. All damages awarded for the taking of the demised premises or any part thereof shall be the sole property of Landlord. If Tenant shall default in fulfilling any of the covenants and conditions of this lease (other than the covenant for the payment of rent) or in complying with any of the Rules and Regulations herein contained, or if Tenant shail make any misrepresentation in the Application for Apart- ment Lease, or if the Tenant or any authorized occupant of the demised premises shall engage in any conduct or activity deemed in the opinion of Landlord objectionable or improper, then and in any of such events Landlord may, at its option, terminate the term of this lease by giving to Tenant five days notice of its intention to so terminate, and thereupon at the expiration of said five. days, the term of this lease shall expire as fully and completely as if that day were the date fixed for the expira- tion of said term.
> é | MW 54959 Doold: 32989498 RIGHTS 12. UPON DEFAULT REIMBURSE- 13. MENT OF EXPENSES SUBORDI- 14, NATION ASSIGNMENT 15. ‘AND SUBLETTING SURRENDER 16. OF POSSESSION | aft ea lf Tenant shall default in the payment of the specified rent or additional rent reserved hereunder, or if the notice of termination provided for under preceding paragraph 11, hereof shall have been given and said five days notice period shall have elapsed, or if the demised premises have become vacant or deserted, Landlord shall have the right to re-enter the demised premises and remove all persons and property there from, either by summary dispossess proceedings, or by any suitable action or proceeding at law, or otherwise without being liable to indictment, prosecution or damages therefor, and Tenant, whether or not the demised premises shall be relet as hereinafter provided shall be and remain liable to Landlord for damages equivalent to the amount of the specified rent reserved hereunder to the date when the term of this lease would have expired but for the prior termination thereof, and the same shall be due and pay- able by Tenant to Landlord on the dates hereinabove pro- vided. In the event of any such re-entry Landlord may, at its option, relet the demised premises for the re- mainder of the term, or any part or parts thereof, or for the period which may. extend. beyond the date provided for the expiration of the term, and the rents collected on any such reletting may be applied to the fulfillment of any covenants to be performed by Tenant hereunder and the balance of rents to be applied by Landlord on account of any rent unpaid by Tenant for the remainder of the term, with Tenant continuing to be liable for any resulting deficiency in rent. os If Tenant shall default in the performance of any of the covenants or conditions of this lease Landlord may, at. its option, perform the same for the account of Tenant, and any amount paid or expenses incurred by Landlord in the performance of such covenants or conditions shall be deemed to be additional rent for the demised premises, and same shall be due and payable by Tenant to Landlord on the first day of the next following month, or, at the option of Landlord, on the first*day of any succeeding month as may be specified in writing by Landlord, This lease and the rights of Tenant conferred thereunder shall at all times be subject and subordinate to the lien of any mortgage, deed of trust or other security instrument now or hereinafter placed on the land and building of which the demised premises form a part, and to any and all advances heretofore made or hereinafter to be made upon the security of said mortgage, deed of trust or other security instrument, and to any.and all extensions, modi- fications, replacements thereof and changes therein, and Tenant in confirmation of such subordination shall on demand execute and deliver any further instrument that may be required by any mortgagee or by Landlord for the purpose of subordinating this lease to the lien of any such mortgage, deed of trust or other security instrument. Tenant shall not assign this lease or-in any manner trans- fer any interest or benefit thereunder, or sublet the demised premises or any part or parts thereof, or permit the use of same by anyone other than an authorized occu- pant as reflected by Application for Apartment Lease, without the prior written consent of Landlord, and any such consent shall be limited to the instance stated therein and shall not be deemed to constitute a release, waiver or consent to any other assignment, transfer of interest or subletting. . ‘ Tenant shall quietly and peaceably surrender the posses- sion of and vacate the demised premises upon the termi- nation or expiration of the term of this lease, t sa Be Ao sa Page 240
4 4 1 » Mag . mh MW 34959 Doold: 32969495 ‘ HOLDING OVER SECURITY 18. DEPOSIT RULES 19. AND - REGULATIONS SERVICE __20. OF NOTICE QUIET ENJOYMENT 21. BINDING 22. EFFECT 17 @ If Tenant shall continue to r \ . in in the occtipdncy of the demised premises after the expiration of the térm of this lease, there shall be thereby created'‘a tenancy from month to month and all of the terms and conditions of this lease shall be applicable to such tenancy Simultaneously with the execution of this lease. Tenant shall deposit with Landlord the sum of $4'/s- which deposit shall be without interest, as security for the faithful performance by Tenant of alllof the terms, conditions and provisions of this lease. |If upon expira- tion of the term of this lease Tenant shall have fully per- formed all obligations required hereunder, such deposit shall be promptly refunded by Landlord. —-_ Tenant and other authorized occupants of|the demised premises shall observe and comply with the Rules and Regulations hereinafter set forth and such other and further Rules and Regulations as Landlord may from time to time prescribe for the safety, care and clean- liness of the building and the preservation of good order therein, and such Rules and Regulations hereinafter set forth or hereinafter prescribed are hereby made a part of this lease as if fully incorporated herein. Any notice by Landlord to Tenant shall be deemed duly given if either delivered personally to Tenant, or left at the demised premises, or mailed by registered letter in a postpaid envelope addressed to Tenant in the building of which the demised premises form a part. Any notice by Tenant to Landlord shall be deemed duly given only if in writing and either delivered personally to an office of Landlord, or other agent of Landlord charged with the management of the building of which the demised premises are a part, or mailed by registered letter in a postpaid envelope addressed to Landlord at the address of said building as hereinabove stated. Tenant shall give Land- lord 30 days notice prior to the date of vacating the premises. Landlord covenants that so long as Tenant shall pay the rent hereunder reserved and shall perform the terms, conditions and provisions of this lease, Tenant shall quietly and peaceably enjoy the demised premises subject to the terms of this lease and to the mortgage, deed of trust or security document to which this lease was here- inabove made subordinate. ~ . The terms, covenants, conditions and provisions of this lease shall bind and insure to the benefit of Landlord and Tenant, and their respective heirs, executors, admini- strators, successors and, whenever herein authorized, their assigns. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Landlord and Tenant have respectively signed and sealed this lease as of the day and year first above written. Page 241 PEACHTRBE wy A a . Se y, , Cork lraclss. Se Gy fe vA ea) ne, mtg oh G renphlidi—heme > Re pte-iepee
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(aa «< . UNITED STATES C@ugnmMentT  ) « Memorandum mot FILE DATE? 10/17/63 JUNE FROM = SAC JAMES E. McMAHON SUBJECT; MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. At 5:00 P.M. on 10/15/63 Asst. Director WILLIAM C., SULLIVAN telephonically contacted me in Atlanta. SULLIVAN stated that in connection with our recent request for a tesur on MARTIN LUTHER KING it had been decided by the Bureau that a clandestine tesur should be placed on him for a trial period of 60 days. j SULLIVAN stated that this must be maintained in absolute and strict confidence and that only the minimum nunber of employees necessary to handle the matter should " have knowledge of it. He stated that mature, experienced agents should monitor the tech and no Investigative Clerks should be permitted to handle it. He stated nothing should : be placed in file concerning this particular phase of the : investigation of KING. He stated that all mail, memos, 1 etc., should be personally handled by the SAC and should 7 not be serialized, indexed or filed. . ats ow ue He stated that at the appropriate time the Bureau will send a sound trained Agent to Atlanta to complete the installation inasmuch as the Atlanta sound man is known to ; KING as an FBIAgent. I requested SULLIVAN to advise me prior to sending ; the sound man to Atlanta in order that all other work could be completed and in order that the Bureau sound man would only have to be here for a minimum period of time. I further suggested to SULLIVAN that in view of his above instructions that no Investigative Clerks monitor the installation, and that information concerning this tech be limited to the minimum number of personnel, it would be better for the monitoring point to be other than the FBI field office, due to the fact that we have another similar installation on another individual that is being monitored in the field- 2 5 -£-79 JEM: CM (1 ) . y) . ¢ ° ov NW 34959 Doold:32999499 Page 243
zo ° . 7 @ « $ r office and there is no other space within the confines of the office for complete security to be assured. SULLIVAN agreed and I told him we would attempt to obtain a suitable monitoring point and I would let him know. Information concerning this matter has been furnished only to the ASAC, Supervisor HENRY G, ROWSE, SA's ALDEN F, MILLER and FRANK R. SOUTHERLAND, the two Atlanta sound men, and Miss MAXWELL, SAC's secretary. They have been instructed that this must be maintained in complete confidence. A . . . . + 5 , . ‘ H . . ‘ Py 1 ‘ , . ' : . | 7 “ =: eh ae eet te ee ree se wee ee : : _ MW. 54959 Doeld: 329699495 Page 244
a = . ‘ : ee @ 10/6/75 AIRTEL TO: DIRECTOR, FBI JUNE ATT: W. O, CREGAR, INTD FRO: /} lids NC, ATLANTA (62-2854) suUnJECT: / SENSTUDY 75 Re telephone call from Section Chief, J. G. DEEG/N, FBIHO, to SiG, Atlanta, 10/3/75, and Atlanta telokype to EDIUG, 10/6/75. As requested by FBIHQ In referenced telophone call, Atlanta is enclosing two (2) Xerox copies each of the following commmications for the Bureau in comection wi th the renting of an apartment for technical surveillances of WARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. by the Atlanta Offices 1. Memo of SAC JAMES E. iC MAHON dated 10/17/63, captioned "MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. (JUNE)". fe~ OS OE V8 2. Uemo of SAG JAMES E. MC MAHON, 11/4/63, captioned "COMINFIL, RM" (JUNE). 100-CE90O EWG 3, Momo of SAC JAMES E. MC MAHON, 11/4/63, captioned "COMINFIL, RY’ (JUNE). joc! -e $99 E-2¢ 4, lease for an apartment in the Peachtree Towers apartments: (lO - C5 VOE -IA-Y 2- turecn (Enc. 13) i ‘Loe Atlanta 0 epee se : (3 a crests aA] —— NW 34959 Doold: 329899499 Page 245
* & ° “ a @ ® ALT 62-2854 5. Atlanta airtel to FBIHQ, 11/12/63, captioned "COMINFIL, RM, ATLANTA DIVISION" (JUNE). 40. 6 Spe E-r% . G. Memo of SAC JOSEPH K. PONDER, 6/23/66, captioned “AT 1380-S::". loc -66 D4 E- 166 7» Wemo of ASAC EUGENE H. STEWART, 6/29/66, captioned "AT 1380-S::", - foe -CG706 E-7 8. A letter from the Southeastern Engineering Company, Atlanta, Georgia, to the Peachtree Towers, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, dated 7/1/66. Jeo bb UENO’ 9. A letter from the Southeastern Engineering Company, Atlanta, Georgia, to the Peachtree Towers, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 7/27/66. 100-6670 Ell The above information was reflected in Atlanta files 100-6670-E and 100-6520-E. These files also contain numerous bills rendered by Southern Bell Telephone Company for telephone service to Southeastern Engineering Company, P. 0. Box 583, Atlanta, Georgia 30301, as yell as to RICHARD NICHOLS, Apartment 20-K, 300 West Peachtree Street, N. We, Atlanta, Georgia 30308, from December, 1963 to 8/4/66. Also attached to these telephone bills is FD-221la requesting money to pay these telephone bills. These telephone bills and the FD-221a's are not being submitted to the Bureau. NW 54959 Docld: 3298945968 Page 246
; — t | mROAS WA PLAIN @ TWSFRTEL 18/9/75 GHS TO ALL sacs FROM’ DIRECTOR INTERVIEWS OF FOI EMPLOYEES BY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES BY WEMORANDUMN TO ALL EMFLOYE«> DATED HAY 28, 1975, CAPTIONED "INTERVIEWS OF FBI EWFLOYEZS," ALL ENPLOYEES WERE ADVISED OF THE NECESSITY OF SECURING FSI HEADQUARTERS APPROVAL PRIOR TO SUBMITTING TO INTERVIEWS BY REPRESENTATIVES OF cot- GRESSIONAL COMMITTEES. THE NECESSITY OF SECURING THIS AP- FROVAL IS PROMPTED BY THE EMPLOYsENT AGREEWENT ALL EWPLOYEES HAVE SIGUED. YOU WERE ADVISED THAT CONGRESSIONAL STAFF MEMBERS VERE COKDUCTING INTERVIEWS OF FORMER aND/OR CURRENT EMPLOYEES AND THAT THIS BUREAU HAD PLEDGED ITS COOPERATION WITH COn- GRESS. OUR COOPERATIVE EFFORTS, Of COURSE, MUST BE CONSISTENT WITH BUREAU PROCEDURES. RECENTLY, WE HAVE HAD ATTEMPTS SY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE STAFF MZGBERS TO INTERVIEW CURRENT EMPLOYEES WITHOUT PRICR CONTACT WITH FBI HEADQUARTERS. YOU ARE AGAIN REMINDED b62- BNSF VALE | ‘HW 54959 Doold:32989458 Page 247
| MW 54959 Doold:32989498 Page 248 vo e e PAGE TUG THAT IF & REPRESENTATIVE OF A CONGREDSIGNAL COMMITTEE SHOULD COMPACT A BUREAU EMPLOYER, THAT caFLOYEL SHOULD DECLINE To RESPORD TO CUESTIONS POSED TO HIM AND ADVISE THE CORGRES= SICAL STAFF viEMBER OF THE WECROSTTY OF RECEIVING FBT HEADQUARTERS APPROVAL BEFORE RESPONDING TO QUESTIONS, EMD SSP FBI ATLANTA FOR TWO TKS/CLR
‘R ashi tLAIN ® PS TioPHULTLL 1/9/78 GHS Ane TO ALL Aus FRG DIRL TOR LiTERviies OF ful EuFLOYELY 3Y COLIRESSIOLAL COMMITTEES BY WeiORALDU TO ALL BAPLOYe.. uaTos HAY GO, 1975, CAPTIONLD PLNTERVIGWS OF FOI borhotac.,” ALL BIFLOYECS VERE AOVISED OF THE NECLOSITY OF .EuvR103 Ful NéaDCUARTERS APPROVAL FRIOR TO suBiTIILG Tu INTokVIEOWS LY KEPNELENTATIVES OF Cote CRESSIOUAL COGMITTEES, Tne MeCivoITY OF SaGuRLES THES AP= | FROUVAL IS RAQIPYSO oY THE EIPLOAUS AGRGEUEUT ALL SiFLOYEES RAVE LiGuaDe YOU VERE ADVIbED THA CONGKLOSIOUAL STAFF UJEWdERS Muth COLIUCTILG IUTERVIn. SOF FOGG ALI/OR GoRRENT EMPLOYEES «AIO THAT THIS GWREAU HAG PLEBGED TG COOPERATION VITH COR} GRLSS. Ou COGPERATIVE EFFORT:, OF COURSE, HUST bE CONSISTENT WITH BURLAU FAOCEDURES. | RECELILY, VE HaVG HAY ATTodrTy VY cOMSKESEIONAL CONMITIEE OLAPF weSERS TO LLTuRVIa! CURRENT EMPLOYEES WITHOUT FATCR COGTACE HIT Fal nhabCuaatiis., YOU aki, AGAZN REWINIED ‘ . 6 2-AlEV— "YF SENRCNED Tih 4 SERIALIZED< SLY FEI=ATLANTA 1 Te WO po MW 34959 Doocld: 3295994939 Page 249
PAGS TUG THAT TF § REFARSENTATIVE OF A COCGRuLsTGUAL COQUGLTTEE SHOULD COUTACT & BUREAU EVPLOYba, Gait wiPLG Yen. SNUULD DeCL Ile TO RESPOLD TQ WUESTIONS POSED TO HI ala aOVESs The COLORES= siONGL GfarF vgdocrR OF THe GEGu.d. Y OF ALG TVLIG Fal READLUARTERS APPROVAL GEPORE REWFOLIING TG CUESTIONS, EID ExP PRI ATLAWA FOR Tl0 TUS CLI MW 34959 Doold: 32959496 Page 250
° 7 OB ae ’ =f ALL. sacs . a FROU DIRES. LOR oe ca | . - iMTSRVIEWS OF FSI EMPLOYEXS BY. COMGRESSLONAL COMMITTEES ok “By HEWORANDUM 10. “LL gMPLOYEse DATED HAY 265 °1973, ° CAPTIONED “Iw fERVIEWS OR FBI EWPLOYEES," ALL EWPLOYEES WERE “ADVISED OF THE NE 098 SITY. OF SEUNG FB | HEAD QU AR TERS APPROVAL n . PRIGR.TO.SUBMITT ik iG TO. INTE ERVIEW th ou t=} RESENTATIVES: OF CON; - GRESSIO NAL coimittens. ~ tHE vecessity oF $86 UR ING’ THs APs ” raaval 18. PROHPT ED (BY THE SMPLOYdENT aGREEWENr, ALL EMPLOYEES HAVE, SiG WEL a . . ‘YOU WERE 15 aovisey. Tat CONGRESSIONAL STAFF ea | CWERE CONDUCTING INTERVIEWS “OF FORMER AND /0R CURRENT EMPLOYERS © ° AN THAT THIS BUREAU -HaD PLEDGED ITS COOPERATION WITH CONT > GRESS. OUR coopERati Vz EFFORTS, OF COURSE, MUST BE CONSISTENT Wika BUREAU PRockDURES. | So a \, RECENTLY, WE HAVE. HAD ¢ ATTSAPTS- BY. co nRESSIO NAL of COumTTTEd STAPF WEMBERS STO [NTERVIEW “CURRENT Ev IPLOYEES WITHOUT: ' PRIOR C@NTACT WITH FBI HEADQUARTERS. YOU ARE AGAIN REMIND ED | ee a SEARCHED pe | | | rs ane . ’ . . i \ . . . . rere \ a Mw 54959 DeoctId: 32989498 ~ Page 251 . ‘ . 1 . jos
¢ SUBJEC ‘OPTIONAL FORM NO. to ; MAY 1982 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum ALL EMPLOYEES - DATE: 10/10/75 - JAMES J. DUNN, JR. INTERVIEWS OF FBI EMPLOYEES BY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES All employees have previously been advised of the necessity of securing FBI Headquarters approval prior to submitting to interviews by representatives of Congressional Committees. The necessity of securing this approval is prompted by the Employment Agreement all employees have signed. You were advised that Congressional staff members were conducting interviews of former and/or current employees and that this Bureau had pledged its cooperation with Congress. Our cooperative efforts, of course, must be consistent with Bureau procedures. Recently, we have had attempts by Congressional Committee staff members to interview current employees without prior contact with FBI Headquarters. You are again reminded that if a representative of a Congressional Committee should contact a Bureau employee, that employee should decline to respond to questions posed to him and advise the Congressional staff member of the necessity of receiving FBI Headquarters approval before responding to questions. In the event any employee is contacted by a Congressional staff member in the above regard, the employee should adhere to the above instructions and immediately advise SAC. Gabo-2856 1-Each Employee JO'K/rrl (220) ww Sees pocla:32 obldoy Sy Savings, Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) & & FBI. Date: 41/12/75 Transmit the following in ——fipein plaintext or code) Via NITEL { (Priority) i TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) ot LYN (ATTN: INTD, W. O. CREGAR) FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (62-2854) SENSTUDY 75 REBUTELCALL TO SAC, ALTANTA, FROM SUPV. SEYMOR PHILLIPS NOVEMBER 11, 1975. FORMER SA, J. BROOKE BLAKE, DIRECTOR OF BANK SECURITY, TRUST COMPANY BANK, ATLANTA, TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED BY SAC NOVEMBER 11, 1975, AND WAS ADVISED OF CONTEMPLATED CONTACT OF HIM BY SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC). MR. BLAKE ADVISED THAT IF CONTACTED BY REPRESENTATIVE SSC HE WOULD CONTACT BUREAU'S LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION BY COLLECT CALL PRIOR TO INTERVIEW. JID:rrl1 (1) a? Approved: Sent HR Op M Per 7 on Specigl Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing ortiee: 1972 — 455-574 NW 54959 Docld: 32989499 Page 254
EMT TENE Fe FT ym gE {ROG4. AT CODED ' 53 20 PH NITEL NOVEMBER le, 1975 Lit To DIRECTOR, (62> 116395) FR OF atLaaTa * (62- 2854) ATTW: ENTD, We O. CREGA AR SE NSTUDY 75 a REBUTEL CALL TO SAC, ATLANTA FROM SUPV. NOVEMBER 11, 1975. 4 1 ~~ SEYMOR PHILLIPS FORMER SA, de BROOKE BLAKE, DIRECTOR’ OF BANK SECURITY, TRUST COMPANY BANK , ATLANTA, TE HLE :PHONECALLY, CONTACTED BY: SAC NOVEMBER 11, 1975, AND WAS: ADVISED OF COWL EHPLATE ED contact OF His’ BY: SENATE 3 ELECT ComMITIE. GSO). | Re BLAKE ADVISED THAT IF CONTACTED BY REPRES ENTATIVE SSC HE WOULD CONTACT BUREAU'S LEGAL | er CALL PRIOR TO’ 1NTERVIEW.- ~ 4 WW 54959 Doold: 32989498 - Page 255 Cou “4 NSHL DIVISION BY COLLECT
“ Trust Company Bank Bank Security November 25, 1975 Special Agent Seymour Phillips Federal Bureau of Investigation 506 Old Post Office Building Washington, D. C. 20535 RE: Testimony before Senate Select Committee on Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities by J. Brooke Blake, November 21, 1975 Dear Mr. Phillips: On November 21, 1975, I met Committee attorney-investigator, Robert K. Kelly at Room G-308, Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C. He suggested we have lunch in the building eafeteria. During those thirty minutes he spoke in generalities about the Committee's work and I was able to keep the conversation on a theme of my asking about his background and current activities. He did ask if I knew Roy Moore. He was informed I knew Roy in Birmingham and that he was one of a very few “trouble shooting" inspectors who traveled throughout the United States as agent in charge of major case investigations. He asked my opinion on why Roy and I answered my guess was his experience and ability to rally agents. I explained the latter as Roy Moore being the type boss for whom most agents enjoyed working. ; Throughout lunch and the deposition Kelly seemed infactuated with informant, Tom Rowe. Kelly took me to Room 155, of the Russell Building, where he introduced a Committee contract court reporter, Fred Ward. The room contained many empty conference tables and chairs and is one used by Senators’ wives for some program they have with the Red Cross. Ward and Kelly were the only persons present throughout the deposition which was taperecorded, and by Ward using the court reporter's transcribing equipment. The official deposition started at 2:07 p.m. and ended at 2:52 p.m. (Kelly gave me the attached subpoena before being questioned.) There was an approximate 4 minute interruption by a telephone call for Kelly, which I had to answer, and then he politely asked me to leave the room. The informal way ER LE SY - EGE We (formacoted! bg (rch BGA Ate SEARCHED: INDEXED fe SAC Atl Ault /Vips itll [SERIALIZED_s-—FTLED ‘Trust compad, of Georgia /P. O. Box 4418 / Atlanta, Georgia 30 an / (404) 588-8216 FBl+ ATLANTA | Nw 54953 _ Doold: 32989493 Page 256
EEN Tryst Company Bank Atlanta. Georgia 30302 @ . | Special Agent Seymour Phillips | November 25, 1975 Page Three QO - Any directions T had given to Rowe to attend political campaigns and/or disrupt them? A - Did not recall such. Q - Knowledge of any Klan violence in which Rowe participated? A - None recalled but explained that due to his personality he could not look like an angel. Q ~- Did I ever tell Rowe that the FBI had declared war on the Klan? A - No, but elaborated he was well aware of the FBI's interest in solving the various bombings throughout Alabama. Q - My reaction to the fact that Rowe was a member of the Klan's Security Detail and one of Bobby Shelton's bodyguards? A -. Explained that the fact that he elevated in the Klan’s ranks was a concern of mine and the FBI's. We wanted him put where he would be able to furnish valuable information, but restrained him from rising to any executive position in the Klan. - Testimony that Rowe had given the Committee that there were certain Birmingham police officers who were involved with the Klan? ~ A - Because of the general possibilities, any information he furnished was disseminated only to certain known reliable police contacts. I pointed out to them the delicate nature of most of Rowe's information and the fact that it could not be disseminated by memo form to all department employees of any agency. Q - Another question regarding attendance at political meetings with the direction that Rowe persuade the Klan to take a certain position ‘for candidates? A - No such directions ever made. Q - What was the scope of Rowe's assignment as a Klan informant? A - To obtain and. report any or all intelligence information he could determine. Q - Any directions given Rowe about Matt Murphy, a candidate for police commissioner in Birmingham? A - Was not at all familiar with } Murphy other than hearing the name by Kelly who commented from his memo that the question pertained to something that occurred after I left the FBI. . Q - When I was assigned to handle Rowe what was my recollection of his ; ‘reputation and value to the FBI? A - That he was known to the Department of Justice and the FBI as the top Klan informant and that he was in the position to furnish vital information to the government. “4