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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN fi ; _ SOHN. G. TOWFR, TEXAS, VIGE CHAIRMAN gee A IART, MICH, RACTER F. MONDALE, MINN. WALTER D, HUDDLESTON, KY. ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. GARY HANT, COLO. HOWARD KR, BAKER, JR, BARR‘ COLOWATER, ARU CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JN. MD, RICHARD Ss. SCHWEIKER, PAs WILLIAM G. MILLIR, STAFF DINECTOR FREDERICK a. 0. SCHWARZ, Jft., CHIEF COUNSEL + CURTIS R, SMOTHERS, MIMORITY, COUNSEL * » Muites Bieter Sonate SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL CPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT TO 5S, RES. 21, 94TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 October 17, 1975 Michael E. Shaheen, Ur., Esq. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Office of the Deputy Attorney General U. S. Department of Justice Washington, D. C. 20530 Dear Mike: , Please provide the Committee with a copy of the "List of Official-Confidential Files In Director's Office" dated October 20, 1971, which was prepared by Mrs. Metcalf. ; The Committee requests delivery of this document by Tuesday, October 21, 1975, at 10:00 a.m. Sincerely, John T. ELLi£f£ Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force & * sever > , - YY Reegwen X yy YEP LZ aes al im <<} e ; yA ey Reman OH? Ne oO SIT Ve ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED SLU THEREIN 1S UNCLASSIN % Bee Tg LI 05 BYS CAR ~ [bb ~ Geom Ore NW 55079 Docld:32989536 Page 149 U a WC SS oO 7: ;
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o> 4 * ¢ Pa? scaled -Lypet October 205-1)" ai! LIST OF OFFICIAL CONFIDENTIAL FILES IN DIRECTOR'S OFFICE - a “Agreement Between the FBI & Secwet Service Concerning Pre "ZI Aisop. Joseph Wright, Jr. _ & Anderson, Clinton P. (Senator cr . ° 2 j~v Anderson, Hon, William B. 7Anonymous Communications i--@Attorney General - Submission of Memoranda by FBI ; - i-tBaker, Robert-G. : itBates, Charles W. ; ° “Benitez, General Manuel i-i“Bentley, Elizabeth, Testimony he «Bennett, Willard F. L-“«Biddle, Francis i-T"Black Bag" Jobs f-r-Black, Fred B., Jr. Soardman, Leland V. a -“V Bohlen, Charles BE. 7 Bureau Recording Instruments --+Bombing at U. S. Capitol Ww yvButts, E.R. 1 Calfritz, Gwendolyn - “eetSharlotte Division -¥YChurchill, Winston we Civil Rig hts and Domestic Violence, President's Committee ACO Summarics (Listing of deliveries: to White House) ? ws Mt mY _ MW OSS507S. Doold: 32869536 VPage 1553 ; - » Felt . Rosen » Mohr — . Bishop . Miller, E.S. —— » Callahan 2. . Casper — .. Conrad . Dalbey . Cleveland - - Ponder - Bates . Tavel . Walters . Soyars Tele. Room Miss Holmes Miss Gandy
ra © NY 65=18217 . Subjectwas advised that he should crush these three tablets thoroughly, He has the impression that the white coating on all three have no purpose whatsoever and he therefore did not make any special effort to retain all of the coating. He crushed the core very carefully until it was in powder form with no grains remaining. After all three cores had been thoroughly crushed, they were placed in any solution which contained 80 per cent or more alcohol, This was then mixed very thoroughly and there was no time limit placed on the mixing. After it was mixed thoroughly, the paper containing the secret writing was held by the edges, quickly inserted into the solution, and sifted around in the solution for approximately ten to fifteen seconds. Subject said it was necessary that the solution cover the secret writing uniformly as otherwise part of it would appear quickly and would be over-exposed before the remainder was finished. He said that it was necessary to watch this most Glosely as when the writing started to appear there was only a time of a few seconds that it could remain in the solution before it had to be removed. He said that in training he often had difficulty in that the writing would become visible along certain edges and he would take the paper out too quickly, and as a result much of the writing would never be visible, With regard to the 80 per cent alcohol, subject said that they did not indicate that any certain product was desirable, although he presumed that a Straight alcohol would be preferable. He said, however, that he asked if gin could be used and they told him it could, but that he should be careful and not drink -| Goo much, He said that he subsequently used a cologne for this purpose (Jaynor Alcoloyne ~ purchased in the TL IuTuUni ted States) which contained-92-per cent. alcohol, ------———-- ———--— - _— —_— - 2 - SECRET MW 55080 Docld: 32939537 Page 31
: ° @ ee: ~ « | . : / ! and any information relative to their possible appearance in Atlantic City. Mr. DeLoach requested I advise him as to the best time for President | Johnson to arrive in Atlantic City by helicopter. Mr. DeLoach wanted my recommendation as to the least vulnerable time for President Johnson's helicopter to land, that is, when minimal dem onstration activity would be taking place. ! i i 7. No. 8. There was no doubt in my mind as to the instructions related to me by Mr. DeLoach that my involvement in the Democratic Convention was well within the Bureau's jurisdiction. 9. Iwas instructed that this particular assignment was to be considered of a confidential nature and was to be discussed with only those who had a need to know, or whom I was directed to divulge the nature and results of this assignment. ; 10. Ne. 11. I personally was not aware that any individuals or organizations were covered by technical surveillance. . rere Leet tt dyainnenncars lo tae Olena ane Aner enpennnene ratenerie envimrinnalinttntnbs U Dhabas netehbnmnarmmdnnninen tontrmetimecminne Besancias t 6 st patatnyedae Liner mbitaiteht aha ns ton mentees etn 7 es enn y eg Ae cote Sb pantech Semen ners mpaeeh bee ss male _ aw 55065 DoclId:32999542 Page 51 nn lb
carmen me ee ee 7 rs ane TS Te yp cence sang veal anmuenretennany enpmnnnmnenen yneenrmanetteetin. ete . tah ape te aa % OPTIONAL FORM: FROM SUBJECT: RECOMMEN DAT ION: Nee, 20 mat 1962 LOTION. GSA Fed (41 CFR LCT=11.8 : y . UNITED: STATES GMQMBRNMENT 7 % er Miran ” \ Bop AU tyr at : j | ass i M i randum ine ge , . Ca st,. - Ext. Afidies : MR. vas ve: 11/6/75 Y ii . . o Ident i - . E. WwW. i? - \4 Laboroter ae fs AX \ Legal G, Gatin. 4 . nv "Bian. & Eval. oS x DISCIPLINARY MATTERS Spec. Ing Trai ining EXPLANATION CONCERNING BUREAU MANUAL PROVISIONS Telephone Rm. _. of Rules and Regulations, .Part I, Section 9, Disciplinary Matters, Item Cc, Investigation. There is attached a statement which may be introduced in explanation of this particular item. That attached be forwarded to the nega Counsel Division. Che ZH BRL On CORDES * RE, Fe ee Mvba 1- Mr. denkins (Enclosure) 1- Mr. Adams (Enclosure) 1- Mr. Mintz (Enclosure) 1-~ Mr. Moore (Enclosure) 1- Mr. Walsh (Enclosure) oo ‘\ - Mr. Arnett (Enclosure) | . “- a ype \; Sis as 15 w enn psi . / of .f f~ to / : fare rae Zé: Le _ : De 2G Lite. fi - ¢ Lo tof Se Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Reoulavly an the Payroll Savings Plan Page 72
Pee weer ‘ emer pee pee Ee erie eer ee ‘ 4 * . } 4 i - be on notice and could direct the inquiry if necessary. ; WWW_55085__ : The FBI's Manual of Rules and Regulations, Part L section 9. . Disciplinary Matters, Item Cc. Investigation, states as follows: 3 "Any investigation necessary to develop complete | essential facts regarding any allegation against . | ’ - Bureau employees must be instituted promptly, if and every logical lead which will establish the true facts should be completely run out unless such action would embarrass the Bureau or might | prejudice pending investigations.or prosecutions . — | | ’ in which event the Bureau will weigh the facts, ‘along with the recommendation of the division head. | The statement, "unless such action would embarrass the Buréau, " means that in such eventuality, FBI Headquarters desires to he advised! of the matter before investigation is instituted so that Headquarters would , { ' The statement, "unless such action. ..might prejudice pending - investigations or prosecutions in which event the Bureau will weigh the facts'' means that in such cases, FBI Headquarters would desire to. careiully evaluate the propriety of initiating or deferring investigation of _adisciplinary matter where such investigation might pr ejudice pending investigations or prosecutions. . ates A - Nothing in this Manual provision isfAo deviate from the FBI's established policy of conducting logical and necessary investigation to ~ resolve possible misconduct on the part of its employees. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS U fae DATE Hh: EEE Docld: 327989542 Page 73
a] OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 . 5010-104 . . . * edith BEE MDS vane UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN T M. emorandum a be sects TO: SAC, NEW YORK (100- 111180) / DATE: = 4/20/64 FROM : SA JAMES M. KIRBY (414) DOWNGRADED TO ren TS-C Bare On 4/7/64, NY 694-S* made the following comments regarding STANLEY LEVISON's status with the CP, USA: What the Party thinks of LEVISON's LEVISON has criticized the Party for not being militant enough in the civil rights struggle and that the Party had played no role in the civil rights struggle. This criticism was conveyed to the Party thru LEM HARRIS. This was many months ago. HALL, JAMES JACKSON, BEN DAVIS and LEM HARRIS discussed this. In the criticism LEVISON mentioned that not only the Party did nothing but the "Daily Worker" did nothing and the only one he respects in the Party for having conducted some token fight for civil rights was BEN DAVIS. It was decided that BEN DAVIS be in contact with LEVISON's and in all that time they never made any attempt to contact DAVIS; made no attempt to contact HALL or WOFSY or anyone else in Party. HALL's opinion is that LEVISON's are oppo:-tunists who, now that they have milked the Party dry (have no further opportunity to make money on the Party) have no use for it. They are opportunists in the sense of being ultra Leftwingers who disagree with the Party line on the question of civil rights. They are opportunists in the sense that tney want to control and keep MARTIN LUTHER KING, using him poiitically for their own personal gain. HALL is convinced these people are no good. There is very little, in his opinion, which would convince them to come back but the door has been .eft open thru DAVIS. But they didn't contact DAVIS and nothing was done. 1- 100-111203 (ROY BENNETT) JMK smvl (2) { \ \ eel oe SECRET \
_oramnunist Party C-Communist Party Coverage a Communist Party USSR. -/“ Confidential Informants * /AvCook, Fred J. /voplon, Judith, Case “Cuneo, Ernest : - 4 Departmental Applicant Investigations _. “Dewey, Gov. Thomas E. Y Dickstein, Samuel / Dies, Martin Directives “Donlan, Mrs. Margar et R. “Donovan, Col. William Bisenhower, Dwight D. (Gen'l. ) 4 Expansion of FBI Foreign Intelligence Coverage PBI Appropriations Difficulties 7 “FBI Counter Intelligence Activities - Technical Devices and Investigative Techniques \ NW 55079 Doold:32989536 “Page 160 a ~ . A - .
ewe eT ~ ormionat Fokm NO. 16 ® MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPR (41 CFR) 101-13.6 UNITED STATES ‘VERNMENT Memorandum Nn DCRR ots as * TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 6/8/72 kn a FroM 4 J)" SAC, PITTSBURGH (100-17517) (RUC) a ¢ | : Vf SUBJECT: WOMENS NATIONAL ARCRTICN au hi ACTION _COALITIONZ(WONAAC) ; Gg ; ; IS"= € (TROTSKYISR—— F \ a . pr! ey A 2 Rerep of SA ARLAND A, MOSEL dated 3/21/72 at if , Washington Field, fie H During April and May, 1972, confidential informants and sources who are familiar with the Communist Party, Trotskyist New Left and Extremist activies in Pittsburgh Division, were unable to,-furnish any information concerning the above captioned organization or any activities within the Pittsburgh Division. In view of the above, no further investigation :. is being conducted at Pittsburgh at this time. a ae } _ 2“Bureau ‘ - ——“2-New York ~*~ . . . . * 1-pittsburgh ’ ; . te 7 + PRC: djr . (5) a \ gf - i] , x is OS f fd- , 7 * ef ix . VAST A Page 156 Se Sa ae 3 7 2... a 4 — 7 = - —
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= ne neem Pad Na tthede More ete ese |” smn 4 Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 ! - 10 ll 12 13 WARD & PAUL 14 15 16 1? 18 19 al 22 25 24 410 First Street, S.E., Washington, 0.C. 20003 25 “MW 55086 Doold: “BO - 1745 whoever he was, that had sent it, I have no idea what it meant. The Chairman. It is certainly no Christmas card, is it? Mr. Adams. It is certainly no Christmas card. The Chairman. It reads, "You are done. There is but one way out for you." What does that mean? Mr. Adams. I don't know. I don't know if it means confession. I don't know if it means suicide, as has been raised. I have no idea. You have the statement... I am not in a position to say. I haven't interviewed anyone that was' with him at the time he received it. The Chairman. Would you disown this statement and say that any connection the FBI had with it was utterly improper and grotesque? Mr. Adams. I certainly would say it was improper, and I can't justify its being prepared.or sent, yes, sir. ~ Senator Mondale. .Mr. Chairman, if I might just interrupt. The Chairman. Senator Mondale. .. “7. Senator Mondale. What I asked yesterday of the staff was” what Dr. King took it to mean. I have no knowledge Sf. what~thos who framed this letter intended, and those who were with him at the time he read it, including Congressman Young who was one of his assistants at the time, said that they took it to mean a ; suggestion that he take his own life.. Mr. Adams. I am not in possession of that information. I 2989543 Page 22
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. COMMUNICATIONS SECTION é i ‘Aceoe Dir. — _—— | i Dep-A Dene | Md NOV 18 1975 Ast bist SEE G | . . Fie! Led re 1 iext; Affairs — § Piles & Com. — | ' Gen, Inv. —-——- _ WRowg BS CODE ri AM LatigD La Te NOVEMBER 18, 1975 RCM 10 DaneorOR 62-116395 ERONs BOSTON G6~4117 Seu tyoy 736 ) SENSTODY 79 r Laboratory -—-——~ \ Plan. & Eval. — 1 Spec. Inv. ——— | Training ———~ Director Sec, x RE BYTEL NOVEMBER 17, 1975. BOSTON INDICES CON TAIN NQ REFERENCES | TO ViRGINIA ~ BOSTON FILES, INDICATE GILBERT STUART, 28 PLANET SIREET, PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, waS INTERVIEWED BY De “BUAGENTS ON FEBRUARY 17, 1954 AT WHICH TiMé HZ FURNISHED INFORMATION IN THE OWEN LATIUORE, ESP-R, PERJURY CASE, BYFILE 1Ju-24628. STUART LATER BY LETTER 10 4H2 wOSTOd OFFICE OF THE FSI DATED MARCH 48, 1954, L FURNISHED A. LIST OF PERSONS WHO HE ALLEGED HaD 2) TOG DIRECT CONTACT WITH LaTTIMORE. FX-115 nee 88 (2 Le eke ct! | BOSTON FILES DO NOT CONTAIN ANY. MATERIAL PERTAINING 4. voy 94 1975 JO OPENING OF MaIL 10 OR FROM GILBERT STUART OR cecenamre wncraeeen SOM VIRGINIA Re STUART. as?) “ MSY FbIH@ 8 4ANov2s 1975 NW 55079 - Doeld: 32989536 Page 167
AW 55081 Docld:32969536 Page 15 * A court decision is pending, due to be rendered this year, involving a large sum of money fwr DAMON. If the decision is favorable, DAMON may give a "very large” donation to the Party. ASSETS AS OF 1/1/61 NY 100-128861 35.B. 12th st., Building, NYC $225 , 000 Prompt Press 75, 000% Wingdale, NY Camp -100, 000 April Farm (Pennsylvania) 10,000 TOM RICHARDSON Home 9,000 US Government treasury bond in escrow with Attorney DAVID FREEDMAN on sale of P&D Printing Co. 5,000 Bail bonds (US Government Treasury bonds: MAX WEISS case- 45,500; MARTHA STONE case $2,000; STEVE NELSON case $1,500) 9, 000 Equity in 23 W. 26th St., Building 31,000 $46 1, 000 *Includes inventory and machinery of Kniclerbocker Bindery as well as properties of New Union press, NY 694-S* noted above listing of assets did not reflect funds held by ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG Prom the sale of the Jefferson School of Social Science. building, nor the assets of Int ernational Publishers or Imported Publications aad Products e NY 694-S* added that, according to WOFSY, BILL ALBERTSON is making an inquiry on the instructions of GUS HALL with regard to International Publishers with a view to _ reorgsnization.” TRACHTENBERG is resisting this move, but GUS HiLL is determined that changes should be made, especially ~3- agp stony
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e - CONFIDENTIAL DEMONSTRATION PROTESTING U.S. POLICY IN VIETNAM States Army base in Oakland, California on November 20, 1965 to protest current U.S. policy in Vietnam. SF T-10, 2/3/66. A source advised on December 19, 1967, that Sonia Kaross, a member of the Qakland-Berkeley Branch of the WFP, was planning on going to Washington, D.C. to attend the proposed demonstration in that city on January 15, 1968. , “ssp 9-11, 12/19/67 a , se as It is noted that. Sonia Kanoss _f is also known as Sonia™“Baltrun. _ Records of the Alameda County a Voters Registration reflect that Sonia Baltrun in May, 1934, gave her political preference as Communist. ec ert AO TT rar als On April 9, 1943, a source advised that Sonia Baltrun openly bragged about her membership in the CP and the fact that she attended the first party con- vention. This source also advised that Sonia Baltrun was not a chartered member of the CP, but was the holder of a very low book number. . SF T-12, 4/9/43. CONFIDENTIAL ~y _NW 55088 Docld:32989545 Page 265
rr - “9 5 . pene ey mw . ¢€ NW 35080 Docld: 32989537 Page 32 ost NY 65-18217 With regard to the amount of liquid needed for the solution, subject said they told him what the exact amount was, but he had forgotten it as they gave him an easy way to measure this, He said he was told to take a normal glass (by description and measurement this turned out to be an eight ounce glass) and then. fill the glass approximately half full of the liquid. He would then tilt the glass until the liquid barely touched the lip of the glass and also barely touched the raised part of the bottom of the glass. Thereafter, he always added a very slight emount so that he actually would have slightly over four ounces of liquid, Subject said that any container could be used for mixing the solution and for sifting the paper in the solution, but inasmuch as the secret writing could be on both sides of the page, it was necessary to see that the solution was sifted over both top and bottom. He demonstrated this by holding diagonally opposite corners of a sheet of paper, quickly inserting them in a liquid moving the papex back and forth, and then at approximately 12 seconds removing the paper from the liquid, He then shook the paper slightly and said that nothing else was needed, that it could dry by itself. Subject said that in the event the paper was deft in the solution too long the action could be stayed somewhat by immediately placing it in cold water after it was removed. He said, however, that this aid not do too much good, . With regard to the appearance of the secret writing, he said that when developed it was a copper. bronze color. He said that when it first began to appear it appeared as a very light brown and that you had to .. remove the. paper when-the.writing -first ‘became -truky ~ iro visible,” Hé said that if the paper was left in-the solution too long the entire paper and writing would turn a dark brown and the writing could not be read, — - 26 - SECRET pe coments sonnet an = emtentntininah tea one
Though the Departmental and Bureau policy from 1924 to 1934 was to not engage in general domestic security intelligence investigations, the communist-anarchist problem ‘was ever present and of great concern to the public, the . Executive, and Congress. The "red radicals" and anarchists were no longer alone in the field, however, for in the early °1930's, National Socialism, the Nazi party ideology of Adolf Hitler, grew to power in Germany and anti-Semitic, anti- racial propaganda was being peddled by Nazi operatives, aliens and pro-German Americans in the United States. On May 8, 1934, Mr. Hoover appeared at a conference at The White House attended by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Attorney General, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Labor, and the Chief of the Secret Service.~-’ The topic of concern was the Nazi movement in the United States. As - a result of the conference, Hoover recorded on May 10,1934: ",,.it is desired that a very careful and searching investigation be made of this movement, with particular attention to be - given to activities indicating that either the German Embassy or the German Consulates throughout the United States may have con- nection with this movement. "The investigation should be considered as a so-called intelligence investigation, that is to say, the reports should be pre- pared in one general summary at specified intervals in order that the Attorney General may have them made available, and in turn make them available to the President." It is readily recognized that this Presidential in- struction waS not a sweeping and general assignment to conduct domestic security intelligence investigations, but rather to conduct an intelligence investigation within specified guide- lines. Nonetheless, here, based upon a Presidential Directive, the Bureau departed from past statutory policy and immediately initiated an intelligence investigation, which by necessity, involved aliens and United States citizens and was conducted for the primary purpose of informing the Attorney General and the President as to the general activities of the movement. . : = 3- NW 35079 Doocld: 32999536 Page i735
BE 160-43809 INFORMANTS: {dentity of Source Location . BS T-1 is @s S08-s\ 134-7294 ~ 803-808 ADMINISTRATIVE: Investigation has previously been conducted concerning JANE ROLAND and ANN MARIE CAPUZZI, identified as Socialist Workers Party, Boston, members in this reporté and tne Buréay was advised that neither was felt to meet with current criteria for inclusion on the ADEX, ~ BY - COVER PAGE MW S5O088 Bocld: 325989545 Page 382