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NF 100-7488 The above information covers the time spent on project "House Select Committee on Assassination" (NF -175~-50) during January, 1977. The Bureau directed that the monthly report on "MARTIN LUTHER KING, Jr., Departmental Review Cost Data" (NF 100-7488) be closed. The above is submitted for information and this memo should be routed to SA ELMER W. RAPER for inclusion in his monthly report. NW 84951 DBocld: 32989489 Page 4
NR#46 WA CODE 7:55PM NITEL 3-24-75 DEB TO ALL sacs | FROM DIRECTOR. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES | SENATOR FRANK CHURCH, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES HAS MADE AN INITIAL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FROM THE FBI. AMONG THE ITEMS REQUESTED IS A BREAKDOWN OF FIELD AGENT PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO INTERNAL SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS. ACCORDINGLY, WITHIN FOUR EIGHT HOURS EACH SAC SHOULD SUTEL TO FBIHQ, ATTENTION: BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING SECTION, SETTING FORTH SEPARATELY THE NUMBER OF SACS, ASACS, SUPERVISORS AND AGENTS ASSIGNED TO INTERNAL SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS. PERCENTAGES _ OF AN AGENTS TIME, WHEN NOT ASSIGNED FULL-TIME TO THESE ACTIVITIES, SHOULD BE USED IF APPROPRIATE, PARTICULARLY IN THE SUPERVISORY CATEGORIES. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE BROKEN DOWN SEPARATELY BETWEEN INTERNAL SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE. YOUR RESPONSE SHOULD BE LIMITED TO AGENT PERSONNEL ONLY. : END nae HO oa 19 . GWR FBIAQ@ ‘CLR TNX as ier P= . 19>- C0- [23 wean | : NW 34927 Doold: 32989476 Page + 2
STANDARD FORM NO, 64 » w Office Memorandum : ‘ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT < TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-76321) DATE: 6/10/59 Kb bnom : SAC, DALLAS (105-862) Ss SUBJECT: ZHENYA DE MONSHUILK, Aka. Is ~ R . re ae i CRF Re Dallas letter to Bureau, 5/27/59. Ne On June 8, 1959, MR. BARNEY FISHER, Geologist, 1504 Fidelity Union Building, Dallas, Texas, an established source of the Dallas Office, advised that he had determined that —_— GEORGEXDE MOHRENSCHILDT _had been secretly married to one JEAN. . or JEANE LIGON for appréximately six months. She is employed as a dress designer and has a daughter named CHRIS, who is a ballet dancer -~sRE MOHRENSCHILDT has given up his office in the Republic Bank Building and he is scheduled to spend the summer in Europe. - Upon his return to Dallas he will office in the Southland Center, , Dallas, Texas, There was no indication that JEAN LIGON is a 4 - person of foreign birth, nor was she known to speak with a “ foreign accent. It was MR. FISHER's belief that the | ‘DE MOHRENSCHILDTS are currently residing at the Maple Terrace va ; Hotel, Dallas, Texas. B. Approye . _— On June 9, 1959, Operator 13, Retail . Merchants Credit Association, Dallas, Texas, advised ‘that the credit files x reflect a record on JEANESQIGON since 1957. She was divorced from \\, . ROBERTMLIGON and formerly lived at 3912 Hall Street, Dallas, Texas, re x and was working for "CLARK" as a dress designer, telephone XS Riverside 7-0347. It is noted that this telephone number is TN Ss listed as IKE CLARK OF DALLAS, manufacturers of women's wearing WY apparel, at 804 Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas, She was described b -. NS in the files as being about 40 years of age, as having formerly Ans resided at 3913 Rawlins, Dallas, Texas. She had been at the 3 Hall Street address since about 1955 and was considered a 2 Ve! SN PY permanent employee of the IKE CLARK COMPANY, where she received Kut $600.00 per month for her services. She had a satisfactory credit ss \ rating and a low four figure checking account in a bank, 4 hy The 1959 Dallas City Directory reflected that ROBERT_ IGON, who may be identical with the divorced husband of JEANE TIGON’ is a painting contractor, 3210 Cole Avenue, Dallas, Texas, = SN I, Glace Sele The above investigation was conducted bY. SA W. HARLAN BROWN, . L ai fol acon 5 - Bureau (105-76321) (RM) Gk Tas 1959 1 - Dallas (108-862), . RE fie 1 & ° REQ. REC'D — 4 ate nate ron. ZILA 4 « : at r a How FORYI,,< . | xf. Gh pep Le we Nw 54930 DsocTe: aoengad Page 2
DI, 105-862 Although there appears to be no similarity in the jrst names of this subject and JEANE LIGON DE MOHRENSCHILDT, efforts will be made to determine if she was in Mexico City on the pertinent dates and a report suitable for dissemination will be submit “HOC | —— Doold: 32989482 Page 3
é NR346 WA CODE S3:4&Pii NITEL 3-24-75 DEB TO ALL ‘SACS FROM DIRECTOR "SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE sortvittes OX SENATOR FRANK CHURCH, CHAIRMAI! OF THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS “ITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES HAS MADE AN INITIAL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FROM THE FBI. AMONG THE ITEMS REQUESTED IS A BREAKDOWN OF FIELD AGENT PERSONNEL ASSIGHED TO INTERNAL SECURITY AND COU NTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS. ACCORDINGLY, NITHEN FOUR EIGHT HOURS EACH SAC SHOULD SUTEL TO FBIHQ, ATTENTION: BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING SECTION, SETTING FORTH SEPARATELY THE NUMBER OF SACS, ASACS, SUPERVISORS AND AGENTS ASSIGUED TO INTERNAL SECURITY: AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS. PERCENTAGES OF AN AGENTS TIME, WHEN NOT ASSIGNED FULL-TIME TO THESE ACTIVITIES, SHOULD BE USED IF APPROPRIATE, PARTICULARLY Ih THE SUPERVISORY CATEGORIES. THIS INFORHATION SHOULD BE PROKEN DOUN SEPARATELY BETWEEN THTERNAL SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGERCE. BE LUNTED TO AGENT PERSOMUNEL ONLY. END « Me laln, Mele 105 Bark Te ewer ace PLS TO RETURI TO A TALY AT THIS TINE THES : WARS a jgpe WE ae /05 -2396- | HW 34946 Doold: 32969484 Page § YOUR RESPONSE SHOULD pen fF ~
FD-36 (Rev. 7-27-76) | FBI TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: [Xi Teletype — (] Immediate (-] Facsimile (J Priority C Airtel Sf Routine FM SAN ANTONIO (105-5931) C TO DIRECTOR (62-117290) ROUTINE \{ BT CLEAR ATTENTION GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION, CIVIL RIGHTS SECTION, CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT. HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, BUDED FEBRUARY 11, 1977. RE BUTEL TO ANCHORAGE, ET AL, DATED FEBRUARY 4, 1977. CHECK OF SAN ANTONIO FILES REVEALS THAT NO SAN ANTONIO FILES CONCERNING THE INVESTIGATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING'S ASSASSINATION HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. Br @sa JMK/jkh Transmitted OW \Q9S= Per oe Approved: —— — . (Number) (Time) NW 34947 Doold: 32989485
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‘SAIS7TI GoSlaesZ | ot vi oA a S798 FE3 77 Pa SAY ANTONIO (199-5931) © 4 oe TO SInfCTOR (62-117299) ROUTINE , JT ry vs . , . o. my oa: “ATTESTIOY GERE aL. IAVESTIGATIVE 31VIS194, CIVIL CONGHESSIONAL ENQUIRY UIT. —_ " AQUSE SELECT COMITIET ON Ass SASSINA T1OWS, Suseo EBQUARY il, I9TT. oe Cc a ee TEL TO ANCHORAGE, 21 AL, DATES FESAUARY. 4, 1977. C: wil Lea C2 CK OF Sag AXTOSIO FILES REvzA Ls ‘THAT MO. Sau ANTONIO PILeS COWERNING THE INVESTIGATION OF MARTLY LUTHER Jknie’ ASSASSINATION HAVE (BE og JESTNOYZO. MW 34947 Dooid:32839495 Page 4
NW 54947 Docld: 32989465 Page 5 Indices Search Slip @ é FD-160 CRev. 3-23-71) TO: CHIEF CLERK Subject _ oo _~ Address Birthplace Lessee sins [main Criminal Case Files Only _Jrestrict to Locality of All References [Tertminat References Only — Main Subversive Case Files Only Main Subversive (If no Main, list all Subversive References) Subversive References Only Main Criminal (If no Main, list all Criminal References) File & Serial Number | sCWRemarks File & Serial Number ; Remarks _— Searchéd-h Consolidated by - Requested by iS File No. KE Reviewed by Pe, [/ ile Review Symbols a . 1 - Identical ? - Not identifiable NI - Not identical U - Unavailable reference G.P.O. 1972-471-961
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FD-36 (Rev. 3-24-77) ° ee. FBI TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: LY] Teletype () Immediate (J Facsimile ("] Priority Cc) ———______ _ &] Routine FM COLUMBIA (175-73) TO DIRECTOR (62-117290) ROUTINE BT UNCLAS EF TO HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA). RECOTEL, MAY 30, 1978. CO 44~(FORMER) CONTACTED COLUMBIA OFFICE JUNE 1, 1978, AND ADVISED BY UNRECALLED REPRESENTATIVE OF HSCA ON JUNF 1, 1978, THAT HE WILL NOT HAVE TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE, WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 6, 1978. CALLER INDICATED TO CO 44-(FORMER) THAT DID NOT THINK CO 44-(FORMER) WILL HAVE TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE ON FUTURE DATE. BT (epiunria 1} 175-73) Q (IZ 137-20207 229 / GGR/cmh (2) 744) 175-23 ~1| Sasarebad 4. Soridiced =e Indawsd Filet_ Oo ri fey Approved: Transmitted a AB aX Wiad Per (Number) (Time) FBI/DOJ NW 34949 Docld: 32909487 Page i5
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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 JULY 1973° EDITION ‘ GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO : SAC, COLUMBIA (175-73) DATE: 7/3/78 FROM : SA GEORGE G. ROSS SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (CHSCA) A-review of this case indicates HSCA appears interested in CO 44- and CO 80- , both of whom have been interviewed by HSCA staff personnel. CO 80- appeared at hearing in Washington, D.C., June, 1978, which is set out in COfile 137-2045, It. does appear that CO 44—- will be required to appear before HSCA hearing. Recommend case be closed administratively. | _(f1 j- Columpia | SEARC HED SERIALIZRGZ Bp EXED. - DESTROY AFTER 6 MOS. OR 5 YRS. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan : 5010-110 ww 54949 DoolTd: 32989487 Page i7
FD-479 (Rev. 6-25-76) r ‘ \ NW 34951 : PILES AND RECORDS DESTRUCTION ORDER ; pae 2 clO- 77 - 7 70: MC Noecore prom: SA LOM LE Wie Kept (2 RE: File No. _Z Tb- SO I have reviewed this file, and under the criteria set forth in Part II, Section 3, iw of Manual of Rules and Regulations, this file should be: [kf Destroyed under the [] 6-month 10-vear Rule (J Auxiliary Office original FD-302s, Laboratory or Latent FP reports and/or 1-A Exhibit or Bulky Exhibit FD-192 green sheets have been forwarded to 00 as applicable. . (_} Retained Justification for Retention is as Follows: Case Agent’s Initials Supervisor’s Initials Docid: 32989485 Page 2 j
When this package of bills was handlisted the bills were apparently still together since the page on which the package was listed contained only ninety-nine serial numbers. This was not immediately noted and when the lists and films were sent to the Bureau for the preparation of the ransom list it was discovered one bill was missing. Since the ransom was not paid in this case, the money was returned to the bank several months later and meanwhile apparently dried out. The package having the handlisting of only ninety-nine bills was examined and found to actually contain one hundred bills. If the pages for the handwritten list had had one extra space as above described or some other simple method of assuring a proper count had been used it is believed this missing bill would have been found and listed due to the simple visual check made possible by the system outlined. If'a sheet is used having more than thirty-four lined spaces it is suggested the same easy check can be effected by drawing a line horizontally across the first and second columns thirty-three spaces down and then a line across the third column thirty-four spaces down. DoclTd: 32989526 Page i100
NRE33 HA CODE SsiSPN 9/4/75 NITEL AIM TO ALL SACS FRO™ DIRECTOR (62- 116599) PeRs0"al ReOHE SENSTUDY 75 REBUTEL MAY 2, 1975. PURPOSES OF INSTANT TELETYPE ARE TO C1) REITERATE THAT FRI HAS PLEDGEND FULL COOPTRATION WITH COMMITTET (SSC) AND “IISHTS To ASSIST THE SENATE S'L&CT A™D FACILITATE AMY INVESTIGATIONS UNDERTAKEN BY THE SSC WITH RESPECT TO TH® FRI3 AND (2) SET FORTH NEW PROCEDURE RELATING TO SSC STAFF INTERVISHS OF CURRT"T AND FORMER FRI EMPLOYEES, FOR INFORMATION OF THOSE OFFICES WHICH HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY HAD CURRENT OP FOPME: DY THE SSC, THe BUREAU FREQUENTLY LEARNS FRO™M TH OTHETRVISS THAT FORMER EMPLOYSES ARE REING C IMTERVIE™ PY TH 3SC STAFF. EMPLOY ®! INSTRUCTIONS | ITS TERRITOY INTERVIEMED i= SSC OR ERED FOR ISSYFOD FOR THE FIELE OFFICE TO CONTACT THE FORMER EYPLOY TE TO AL" RT HIM AS TO OSSIBLE INTERVIS", REMIND HIM OF HIS CONFINENTIALITY AGREEMENT WITH THE AUREAW AND SUGG LONERGAN Sw) HW 54955 DBocld: 32999494 Page 34 ST THAT IF HE oa IS COPTACTER FOR 'SEARCHE ANDBKED. wo ss sERALneD, BBE ome SEP 41975 FBI~ALBANY £4
FD-302a (Rev. 11-15-83) . WMFO 187-WF-183054 Continuation of FD-302 of CARMEN A. _ DIPLACIDO NW 54953 Dooid: 32969452 - DIPLACIDO said that dissemination of such information - is not sent to the U. S. Secret Service in every case. He commented that how a possible letter from WILLIAM J. CLINTON (relating to his possibly renouncing his citizenship) was worded would determine how it was handled by the USDOS. If this possible letter said that he wanted to renounce his citizenship, it most likely would have been disseminated to _ the U. S. Secret Service. _ If "someone" said that he/she wanted to be naturalized in another country, this would probably not be the type of situation wherein dissemination could be made about such to the U. S. Secret Service. A person can be naturalized in another country without giving up their U. S. citizenship but "at the time" (circa 1969-1970) most countries wanted such a person to give up their prior citizenship if they were naturalized in another country, and the United States was a country that took this stance at that time. DIPLACIDO advised that he thought that any correspondence (relating to a person's intent to denounce his/her citizenship) would be sent to the USDOS passport file. He thinks that passport records were sent to the Washington National Records Center (WNRC) (at Suitland, Maryland) in three-year blocks before 1978. If WILLIAM J. CLINTON's 1968 passport application had been retired to the Federal Records Center, any possible letter from CLINTON expressing his intent to denounce his U. S. citizenship would have been kept separately in the passport records. This would depend on what he requested, what the response of the USDOS was, and whether the 1976 passport application of CLINTON's had come in yet. He indicated that there may be a question as to if such possible letters (if they existed) were kept in passport records. He said that no-one seems to know where they would be kept. DIPLACIDO advised that in 1968, aU. S. passport was valid for five (5) years. Accordingly, CLINTON's 1968 passport would have expired in 1973. Page 6
a ~ rn o . a s BA #D-302a (Rev. 11-15-83) WMFO 187-WF-183054 Continuation of FD-302 of CARMEN A. DIPLACIDO ,on_ 10/5/92 page 3 RETIRED USDOS EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATED WITH ADJUDICATIONS RELATING TO EUROPE: DIPLACIDO provided the following information regarding. a person who could possibly have information about an adjudication of denunciation request coming in from Europe in the late 1960s-early 1970s. He said that a woman named VIRGINIA CARROLL who retired from the USDOS in 1979, 1980 or 1981, was (while still employed with the USDOS) in a group of officers that handled denunciations coming in from Europe. She was an Assistant Branch Chief in the late 1960s to early 1970s timeframe. "Europe" would have included England. DIPLACIDO suggested contact with the USDOS Retirement Office to possibly locate CARROLL if an interview of her is of interest to the FBI. He thinks that she spent most of the latter part of her USDOS career in the adjudication office. _, VIRGINIA GLADHILL (OF THE U. S. PASSPORT OFFICE): DIPLACIDO said that VIRGINIA GLADHILL “has been in 'records' (of the U. S. Passport Office) a long time." MW 54953 Doold: 32985492 Page 7 | parma
FD-302 (Rev. 3-10-82) @ -1- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 10/16/92 Date of transcription CARMEN A. DIPLACIDO, Director, Citizens Consular Services, Office of Consular Affairs, United States Department of State (USDOS) (202-647-3666) was telephonically contacted by Special Agent (SA) THOMAS FITZPATRICK on this date and DIPLACIDO therefore provided the following pertinent information: (It is noted that DIPLACIDO was previously interviewed in person by SA FITZPATRICK and another FBI SA on 10/2/92.) ADJUDICATION CONSIDERATIONS : DIPLACIDO said "I am a very senior guy knowledgeable of the adjudication area" (as regards adjudication of a United States (U.S.) citizen's expressed intent to denounce his U. S. citizenship). He said that "I was on an adjudication desk starting in August, 1970." . Under certain circumstances, the USDOS could send an adjudication letter or a citizen's name to the U. S. Secret Service based on a request being made by a citizen to renounce his/her U. S. citizenship. To his knowledge, the USDOS- would not send such a letter or citizen's name to any other agency. He believes that this requirement for the USDOS to provide information to the U. S. Secret Service in this regard was based on action of the Warren Commission as a result of its investigation of the assassination of U. S. President JOHN F. KENNEDY (in November 1963). DIPLACIDO believes that KENNEDY's reported assassin, LEE HARVEY OSWALD, had reportedly expressed an interest in the past in renouncing his U. S. citizenship. Accordingly, apparently the Warren Commission felt it was appropriate for the USDOS to be required to disseminate to the U. S. Secret Service information received by the USDOS about other persons who expressed an interest to the USDOS in renouncing their U. S. citizenship. Investigationon 10/5/92 at Falls Church, Virginia File# 187-WF-183054 — Za by SA THOMAS ermapaye ex TF: jfw Date dictated 10/14/92 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. \WW 34953 Doold: 32983492 Page @
Ny 8 a ‘ FD-302a (Rev. 11-15-83) WMFO 187-WF-183054 DIPLACIDO said that dissemination of such information is not sent to the U. S. Secret Service in every case. He commented that how a possible letter from WILLIAM J. CLINTON (relating to his possibly renouncing his citizenship) was worded would determine how it was handled by the USDOS. If this possible letter said that he wanted to renounce his citizenship, it most likely would have been disseminated to the U. S. Secret Service. If "someone" said that he/she wanted to be naturalized in another country, this would probably not be the type of situation wherein dissemination could be made about such to the U. S. Secret Service. A person can be naturalized in another country without giving up their U. S. citizenship but "at the time" (circa 1969-1970) most countries wanted such a person to give up their prior citizenship if they were naturalized in another country, and the United States was a country that took this stance at that time. DIPLACIDO, advised that he thought that any correspondence (relating to a person's intent to denounce his/her citizenship) would be sent to the USDOS passport file. He thinks that passport records were sent to the Washington National Records Center (WNRC) (at Suitland, Maryland) in three-year blocks before 1978. If WILLIAM J. CLINTON's 1968 passport application had been retired to the Federal Records Center, any possible letter from CLINTON expressing his intent to denounce his U. S. citizenship would have been kept separately in the passport records. This would depend on what he requested, what the response of the USDOS was, and whether the 1976 passport application of CLINTON's had come in yet. He indicated that there may be a question as to if such possible letters (if they existed) were kept in passport records. He said that no one seems to know where they would be kept. DIPLACIDO advised that in 1968, a U. S. passport was valid for five (5) years. Accordingly, CLINTON's 1968 passport would have expired in 1973. IW 54953 Docld:32989492 Page 3.
* ‘ , . ?D-302a (Rev. 11-15-83) WMFO 187-WF-183054 continuation of FD-3020f _ CARMEN A. DIPLACIDO ,on 10/5/92 page 3 RETIRED USDOS EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATED WITH ADJUDICATIONS RELATING TO EUROPE: DIPLACIDO provided the following information regarding a person who could possibly have information about an. adjudication of denunciation request coming in from Europe in the late 1960s-early 1970s. He said that a woman named VIRGINIA CARROLL who retired from the USDOS in 1979, 1980 or 1981, was (while still employed with the USDOS) in a group of officers that handled denunciations coming in from Europe. She was an Assistant Branch Chief in the late 1960s to early 1970s timeframe. "Europe" would have included England. DIPLACIDO suggested contact with the USDOS. Retirement Office to possibly locate CARROLL if an interview of her is. of interest to the FBI. He thinks that she spent most of the latter part of her USDOS career in the adjudication office. ~~ VIRGINIA GLADHILL (OF THE U. S.. PASSPORT OFFICE): DIPLACIDO said that VIRGINIA GLADHILL “has been in ‘'records' (of the U. S. Passport Office) a long time." WwW 54953 Doold: 32989492 Page. 10 _
ee, HW FD-a6 (Rev. 5-22-64) r ) 6 &k ‘ FBI t * Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) (Priority) PAGE 2 COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS IS AS FOLLOWS: 6 AGENTS AT 5 PERCENT; 5 AGENTS AT 10 PERCENT; 4 AGENTS AT 15 PERCENT; 2 AGENTS AT 30 PERCENT; 2 AGENTS AT 35 PERCENT; 1 AGENT AT 45 PERCENT; 2 AGENTS AT 60 PERCENT; 1 AGENT AT 85 PERCENT. END. Approved: ee Sent LM OPer LT Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 54955 Docld: 32969494 Page 4
ane  ~@ | @ NRO74 WA CODE’ 19SBCOCCOCCCECCCCCCCCPM NITEL 5-2-75 MSE TO ALL sacs” | FROM DIRECTOR (62- 116395) \ PERSONAL ATTENTION ‘GENSTUDY 75 \ GAPTIONED MATTER PERTAINS TO BUREAU"S HANDLING OF REQUESTS / FROM ee HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEES TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATION WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. IN CONNEC- TION WITH ne OF THESE COMMITTEES, STAFF MEMBERS MAY SEEK | TO INTERVIEW SURRENT AND FORMER FBI EMPLOYEES. | | RECENTLY, THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) STAFF HAS , INTERVIEWED SEVERAL FORMER EMPLOYEES AND IT IS ANTICIPATED | THAT MARY MORE SUCH PERSONNEL WILL BE CONTACTED. _ THE FBI HAS PLEDGED FULL COOPERATION WITH THE COMMITTEE. AND WE WISH TO ASSIST AND FACILITATE ANY INVESTIGATIONS UMDER- TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE WITH RESPECT 10 THE FBI. HOWEVER, WE DO HAVE “AN OBLIGATION TO INSURE THAT SENSITIVE SOURCES AND METHODS AND ONGOING SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIONS ARE FULLY LOOPS fe | — ADYISE ALL ENplbyees, , Pifen verly wacune fr PY HW 54955 DocId: 32989494 Page 5
NW 34993 Docld: 32959516 Page 2 S wee ; §RO74 WA CODE | 8:42PM-NITEL 5-2-75 NSE TO ALL sacs FROM DIRECTOR “62-116395) PERSONAL . {oe J SENSTUDY 75 CAPTIONED MATTER PERTAINS TO BUREAU'S HANDLING OF REQUESTS FR & scare AND HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEES TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES, IN CONNEC- TION WITH WORK OF THESE COMMITTEES, STAFF MEMBERS MAY SEEK TO INTERVIEW CURRENT AND FORMER FBI EMPLOYEES, RECENTLY, THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) STAFF HAS INTERVIEWED SEVERAL FORMER EMPLOYEES AND IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT MANY MORE SUCH PERSONNEL WILL BE CONTACTED. THE FBI HAS PLEDGED FULL COOPERATION WITH THE COMMITTEE AND WE WISH TO ASSIST AND FACILITATE ANY INVESTIGATIONS UNDER- TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE WITH RESPECT TO THE FBI, HOWEVER, WE DO HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO INSURE THAT SENSITIVE SOURCES AND METHODS AND ONGOING SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIONS ARE FULLY SERIALIZED. FILED iS Qe : SRP | * tay 2 1975
an . @ @ PAGE TWO PROTECTED. SHOULD aSY FORMER EMPLOYER CONTACT YOUR OFFICE AND HAVE ANY QUESTION REGARDING HIS OBLIGATION NOT TO DIVULGE INFOR- NATION OBTAINED BY VIRTUE OF HIS PAST~FBI EMPLOYMENT, HE SHOULD BE INSTRUCTED” TO CONTACT LEGAL COUNSEL, FBIHQ, BY COLLECT CALL. YOUR CONVERSATIONS WITH FORMER EMPLOYEES MUST BE IN KEEPING WITH OUR PLEDGE. IT IS BELIEVED SUCH A PROCEDURE WOULD INSURE PROPER PROTECTION AND ALSO FACILITATE THE WORK OF THE ssc. THE ABOVE PROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOUR OFFICE. | HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE HANDLED THROUGH THE SAC. OS | END. Se HW 54955 Docld:32989494 Page 6