thease rashincy -, TP pens ey to expres: ¥y2 edie. Vertiser tr, Rdg that te +, he uxes ce . Leaderat,:5 lation cat. yooRe, GIL In the he was Eng a reis. AL anere 1258 thas 8eX arts Thige, te. “he neve: niartiaze ember of BAtHhY In fF alehes testes minutes. tax. be. fo dn ts ® Virience purity cf. e as. ff the ten He, 9. crt fe Wae- ne Atets Ri altss ¢ wal ated testi tS rf ans € ra ‘at ing te re again’ of re rst asa era Tat od DS 2 Awaewes fay 6, 1968 NW 55079 Docld: 32989536 Feday, the first of ng: people's cara- sans, as the march leade ceeduted to set out from Memphis toward ay ehington yia Marks, Miss. Next week, . ee ers are to start from other locations, In “ae Midwest, South, North and West. one first contingents of whet !s designed eaben seige of Washington are due to arrive sr y'12, With the escalation of forces reach- te peak strength for an indeterminate tee camp-in by May 30. According to the time- 2abie, “major demonstrations” are to begin May 20. By June, Abernathy’s invading horde has « ceured, there will be shantyiowns all over exasnington and the work of government geld be paralyzed—uniless: tne government meets all demands, in- ciuding massive new federal prograins and randouts, a guarantecd income for everyone, sweratization of welfare programs and regu tattons, and such changes in foreign policy as the Diackmallers may demand, Terrer is not the appropriate reaction In Washington: righteous anger is, accompa~ nied by messive force. Unless authorities save the courage to turn back this invasion, by whatever force is necessary, and refuse to he Intimidated, the words of Senator Robert c. Byrd, V°2st Virginih Democrat, will prove prephetic: “ft am greatly concerned for my coun- sry ... I feel that we can see ample evi- dence ‘of destruction of our nation from within.” : it would all be sickening enough if the leadership were other than Ralph Abernathy, an unprincipled and unspeakable bum with- out any redeeming qualities whatever; a demagogue worse than Stokely Carmichael tf only because he's so stupid: a degenerate unfit to lead the smallest rural church, much less pose as the representative of America’s unfortunate poor. ‘ WILBUR MILLS EFONORED BY CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Mr. DORN. Mr. Speaker, I ask unani- mous consent to address the House for 1 minute and to revise and extend my remarks, The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there objection to the request of the gentleman from South Carolina? There was no objection. Mr, DORN. Mr. Speaker, WILBGR Mitts, our esteemed and beloved col- league from Arkansas, was honored by Clemson University in my congressional e:strict on Saturday, May 4. When Clemson University honored our distinguished colleague, Wiipur MuILts, Clemson was in turn honored. As chair- man of the great Conmittee on Ways and Means for more than 10 years, WILBUR MILLS has exercised a great and benc- ficial influence on this Nation, and indeed on the entire free world. His wise counsel and superb leadership in international trade, taxation, social security, and fiscal *esponsibility has profoundly influenced the destiny of this Nation and the course of freedom in the Western World. Witsun MILLs was awarded an honer- ary doctor of laws degree by Clemson Uuiversity for his statesmanship and leadership in preserving the economy of cur country and for his forthright stand . for fiscal responsibility. Mr. Speaker, it was fitting and proper that our great collearue be honored at lemson University, named for Thomas G. Clemson, son-in-law of John C. Cal- Rage 42. Se SPE escribe them, ts« houn, and the first Superi dent of the Department of AgriculturcM%emson Gni- versity is on the old plantation of the immortal John C. Calhoun, one of the five greatest Senators of all-time. Mr, Muixiis, while in the Calhoun man- sion—-one of the best kept Shrines in America—was presented a gavel and pounding block made from a tree grown on the Calhoun mansion grounds by Dr. Wright Bryan, Clemson vice president and former editor of the Atlanta Journal and the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The lovely and charming Mrs. Mills accompanied her distinguished husband to vue Clemson campus. Ilis excellency, the Honorable Robert BE. McNair, Gov- ernor of South Carolina, and our own be-~ loved and great colleague, the gentleman from South Carolina, Mznp£n Rivers, chairman of the Committee on Armed Services, were present for this, one of the most momentous occasions in the his- tory of my congressional district and in- deed the State of South Carolina. The dynamic and able president of Clemson University, ‘Dr. Robert C. Edwards, pre- sented tis coveted honorary.degree to Chairman Muitzts on behalf of the board of trustees and the faculty. Mr. Speaker, the chairman of the Clemson board of trustees is a friend of - yours, the Honorable Edgar Brown, of South Carolina, who sat beside William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic Na- tional Conventinn in New Var, jn 19904 and wHo for 40 years, as State senator and as chairman of the senate finance committee, has provided for South Caro- lina fiscal responsibility. Mir. Speaker, another lifetime member of the Clemson poard is the Honorable James F. Byrnes, who served with honor in this House and the Senate and was perhaps best known" for his distinguished service as Secretary of State and as “Assistant President”. under the wartime administration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mr. Speaker, I commend Clemson Uni- versity for honoring, on its graduation day, this great and good Amcrican who today is providing that leadership so essential to the future of young America. EXPLANATION OF GENERAL PAIR Mr. FULTON of Pennsylvania. Mr. Speaker, I ask unanimous consent to address the House for 1 minute. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there objection to the request of the gentleman from Pennsylvania? There was no objection. Mr. FULTON of Pennsylvania. Mr. Speaker, on Wednesday, May 1, 1968, I left Washington by plane at 5 o’clock p.m. to go to West Liberty, W. Va., to make the keynote speech at the West Liberty State College students’ mock national political convention. After I left the floor on that date the bill, FLR. 16913, making appropriations for the Department of Arriculture and related agencies for the fiscal year end- ing June 30, 1969, was passed. I was paired generally with the gentle- man from North Carolina (Mr. Gatr- FIANAKIS] on tinal passage of that bill “SET Mr. Speaker, if would have voted “n | even utp anh ete, metered einer tnnuinatste tle} Wane ren er Honk 68 Pnnrtnh bar ne mpanan a cuentas Bl PROTEST AGALNST ORDE=ET, Mr. STUCKEY,. 3x°-. unanimous consent -- marks at this pot be include extraneous The SPEANER : objection to tha requ from Georgia? There was no obieczt--} Mr. STUCKEY. i speak because I am indignant. Georgi battlefie:d of men are good so! iniportance af f of our armed ser heir commandin However, Mr. § learned thaz one of to carry out an or 4) tt feet seeeeewe meter eam 2 The order, Mr. S$ from his wall abo his home State of G ANnur we to rood soldier's letter to h Dear Masta: L: because of the ra GUE TO rernove alla flag which conrai bel which as you xno7 largely made up of. down the Georgia, Ala Confederate fi and others mes I have always res and have always bee told—regardiess, bu emotion I have never I have refused to co Flag fly when a Gec seriously the legs fused to do it for =r and I reauested to < $ to talk to me before I ernor Maddow and Z I just mailed it.” I do not think I need s Mr. Speaker. ' And, for what good rez: der issued? | The reason given was >! people view the Canfeizl symbo! of racism, 22 contained bars and s+: 1 moved, Mr. Sueaker, t7-:. every Southern Seats. T° especially all Gear Mississippi flags m diately, Other faz New York and Oh:o v¥ -- | main displayed. | Our fighting men, tr. + the flags from their hem pee vo.
K . Department of the rreasu@@y Internal Revenue Service / Yeashington, D.C. 20224 Commissioner Mae ‘Willila reager séction Chief, CI-2 frederal Bureau of Investigation John Edgar Hoover Building Room 4123 at Washingten, D. C. 20535 Dear Mr. G@ gah... Members Of the staff of the Senate Select — Committee on Intelligence have asked for copies” ‘Of the“attached memoranda from our files, which our records indicate that we received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I would appreciate your letting me know. as soon as reasonably convenient whether the FBI has any objection to our providing the Committee staff with copies of these memoranda. With kind regards, Sincerely, a f ‘ aw Ne Thomas V. 2 oguRt o* Assistant to the Commissioner — a cc: Mr. Arthur mandi 30 Ga. MN6395~ 1093 _ Sa Rone a 4, o- ememaeeroes uCOEEt woltmnery “hs pa / ipee dam came Ou pd 15 Stes en he 7 ODES 2 f/f’ wf F ae nr, MW 55079 Doold: 32989536 Page 43 my fiw fe et i
C3 VQ In September, 1970, source. was recontected relative to the information he- furnished about: SIL PECK, a “forner | ; ‘member of the Wisconsin. Sune 87 of the CP. being present at the. Milwaukee Conference on-June 1970. - Source was asked-tow oot he learned PECK was a former lenae of the Wisconsin Chapter of. ‘the cP, and he. indicated chat it was common knowledge during the j t PECK was a former member of she CP, Informant: Was not certa ain as to the. source of the informaticn but thought this Yect was mentioned, during the course cr the conference. Informant further “advised that he assured FECK!'s ’ CP membership was in Wisconsin but had nothing to substantiate this. fact ra “Souree: CV T+7 on duly ¢ 23, 1970, source advised that DAVE KATZ ‘wa recently telling some people that SID PECK had been expelled. from - the: CP years ago, and the expulsion was for: Trotskyite .. leanings. - “ ae DAVE KATZ cz ‘Cv p-8: Advised on: April 14, 1969. thet: auring.: the Ohio’ CP State.Convention held in. .. Cleveland, Ohio on April. 13, 1969, DAVE 5 oe KATZ was. elected: as &@ member of he Onto ; ees cE State. Committee. -. Tt aa ates "/PYNANCTAL DATA REGARDING! “UO bY oo Sources | OV B5, On May 18, 1970, ‘gource advised that subject. hed a’ checking account No. 20239 654 at the Shaker Heights Bra unch of the Central Hationel Bank (CKB), Cleveland, Ohio, and during the months of April “and Mey, 1970, it had tne following, activity: _ yee eee aan mo oo se a ‘NW 55979 _posta:sisavsse Ie a ABs -. ENCLOSURE bd - ME. 7-2 is I Q' 93.
CV 2100-26799 a a) Check HAN, dated April. oT, 19 970 ,. ; ‘payable to Diners Club for $2,025. 35. e) Check #450, dated May 7, 1970 | : payaole. to the Wew Mooilization *-* Committee’ Lor: $500.00;..there wes.’ o ‘notation onthe face: of the check. oo ‘ ‘ ' _ "Defense Committee Moo a -f) Cheek #49, dated May 4, 1970. - a. ‘payable to SIDK ay LENS for $70. ,00. J aia of the above checks were signed by ‘grvic wa eK, Fa In. addition, source indicated that PECK end his wife, LOUISE PECK, had a cl hecking account , 4190232455, et the Shaker Heignts Branch of the CNB, Clevelend, Ohio, and curing the’ ; months of April ana May, 1976, this account hea the following _ activity: ee - " palance Brought rorvard 7 $ 862.3 : Total Deposits _ 1666, 6 ._-Poteal Checks Drawn ' 1482.88 - > Balance at End of: Month. 1046.33 ‘Pertnent ‘checks: None cignea oy LOUISE: We MW 55079 Docld: 32989536 ee" Balance Brought Forward _ _Total Deposits ' -Total Checks Drawn Balance et End of Monvzi Pertinent Checks Dravn: ay. Check. UME payaole b) Check #ULS, payable to On Lis Bell “¢) Check #441, Gated A ts) “Ondo Bel ear ved As ‘date pr 1 nt oe li 12 er 7 e y" 1 27 or $ 19 hi gh, , 19 7 pei: 0, ~93566.0 127 6 23. L£O% cil 27, q 1970, “payable te "Rar, carts’! for $15.00, ie L TO 506: 11 All of the checks ‘eravn during this period | were’ PECK. Page 45°: - 25 -
*, CV 100-26799 The: above information is not to be m made public: 0 — " _Lexcépt after ‘the issuance of 4 suopoena sucess. te ecu. & cirecteg to Mr. F. B. MILLER, Assistant Auditor, CNB, Clev 8 , SIDNEY Fans "The Toledo Blade", a Toledo, -Ohio deily - newspaver of general circulation, in the - October 10, 1969 issue, had an artiole oo So OneY LENS To Launen Moratorium", et hich showed LENS wos a national Co- . ~° Chairman of tne NHC, ce ‘On June 16, 1970, scurce edvised that subject checking acccunt at-the Shaker Heights Branch ofthe fete Cleveland, Ohio had the following activity: Guring the-months ooo of. Mey - June, 1970: a , So Balance “Brought: “For ruekd “¥506. 1 ete Total. Deposits Made -. et 7 +3915 .005 °° 8 ee Total Amount: ‘of Checks: ‘Drawn. "808; BE cr gla, -- Balance at End of Month Fe 5223 a “pertinent: Checks Drawn: ae ou ss i a) “Check Bashy,” ‘dated ‘June 23 1970, _. -payable to Ohio Bell. $36.40. ie iY) b)- Cueck #455, dated June 2, 1970, payable. to Ohid Bell for $50.50. ec) Check. #451, dated June 2, 1970, payable to Diners Club for $622. ‘Me, AlL of the above checks wer gnea by SIDKEY M; PECK, tn additd on, source indicated. that PECK and ads’ wife, ‘LOUISE PECK's ¢hecking: accor unt maintained at the same branen of ame ‘CHB had the following activity during. the months. of May - Jur une» 1970:° ~* MW 55079 Docld: 32989534 Page 46 ott
7 , : + "V7, NW 55079 Docld:32989536 Page 52 °° - a2 -. CV 100-2679¢: ot Oo, ee eee ee Balance Brouzht Forward. . ~ 2,393.25 ‘ 7 Total Deposits - fae" 970.39 Total Amount of Checks Drawn----: 1,894 152. ‘Balance at End of Month. — 1,869.41 Pertinent Checks Drawn: . a) Cheek #2569, dated Septer wer 10, 1970, , payable to SIDNEY M. PECK for $332 ED. b) Check 10572, undated, payable to “SIDNEY M. -PECK for $500.00, £ the checks’ draxn ageinst this account were . Ail o Signed’ by LOUISE Wa PECK, “Up above infor ition. ‘ig not to be wade cu udlic | except aft er the issuance orn 2 sutpcena duces tecum cirecved ‘to Mr. F. B. MILLER,” Assiste b Auditor, (CHB, Cley rola nd, Onio. TV, BLACK PANTHER PARTY ‘Bppy “Source: _ cr m212 ‘on March 12, 1970, source advised that at: Be emergency conference to ‘defend the. vient of the Black Panther Party (BEP) to exist was held in Chicsco, Illinois from March 6-8, 1970, and du ring tris conference an announcement was meade of contributions and pledges which are te oc used to orrenize around the risht of the BPP.to exist. -One of tne contributions was made by. the SIDNEY. PECK-Defense. Fund of . Cleveland, Onio in the amount of $50.00. BEP ‘See appendix. ‘Source: OV T=13 This source mentioned on June 23, 1970, that a& ress conference would-be held by the National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF) at 12:CO noon on June 23, 1970 at the’ New Federal Building, Cleveland, Ohio, where a ‘sveech made previously by the National Chit of Staff of the BPP, would be” read. Also participating in this program would de SID PECK, who vas Also scheduled to make 2 speech, ee A ee
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Pertinent checks: - - ay Check #27 . to DON GURENIITS “b)-Check 275, datec to CAPAC- conf /20/69. for Sa re .. 2 wv. 7“ a La © 4 od oO ty ah Balance. Brousht Forward TotaL-Devosits: .° — Total Checks. Drawn Belance at-vend of month 20 “MW 55079 Docld!32989536 .Pagé.54 a ; a “O Signed. by SIDNZY ML Balance Brought. rorvard $2,172.1 Total devosits Go3.5 Total amouns of checks . 373-3 Barance at-end of monch 2,701.6 om All checks dravn during tne conven were Sisn SIDISY H...PECK, however, there were none that were ve ~e: The: above jinuTorsstion is not to be meda *. public except after the issuanste or a subpoena neces téecum directed to ir. F.n. MILLER, Azsistant Auditor, CHS, Cleveland, Sourte:” “CVuT=1Li are oo . Se 7 On July 15, isey, source. reported that the account 20e3065¢ for the subject at CiIB, Clevéelanc, showed the following: activity during the month of Jun . ma “y . . % ~ Lf ‘Balance Brousht Forward $2761 . 69. Total deposits’ - “7690.00 Balance at end of month (2320.31 6 450.00 pay 6/26/69, for $100.00 p ° » accouns- 1 CHB had: tne AOU CO) > chec} Ohio, c e, 1969: acts ayabdle
. CV 100-26799 . - #11 checks dram. on: this account were signed by LOUISE PECK, a bor f ation is not to Se ma ce pu arteér the issuance of a Subvoena duces técum dirécted to ir. F.B. MIDLER, Assistant Auditor, Cis, Cleveland, : Onio. . . ; DON CURENITZ CV T-12 indicated on February 13, 16€9 that a DONALD GUREVIDZ.was one of the néwu menbers of the Young. Socialist Alliance (YSA) “in oo Cleveland, Ohio. ° Pol. ioe “CV. f-13 mentioned” om July 17, 1909 tnrat DON GUPEVIITZ a member of the SIP and. YSA in Cleveland had been transferred: to. - |. Was hingvon, D.C. on. temporary dusty vs tl. aet as, the SUP representative to. néip .. :  organiz @ the -demonstrations,in that city ~ . . against the war in Viet Nan on November 15, - : a ‘ Cleveland Aras Peace etion Council (CAPAC) | ‘CAPAC is. a coalition of Cleveland ares i t m War groups. — ai YQ Pp peace and anti’ _ Source: - . cv m-12 ‘Source "1969 th nat s subject's “~ r 3 checking account at the CHB, and, Onis, HOQO3G6S . showed: the. following activity during the’ m onth of. duly:,: 1969: Balance Brougat Forward ae "#2326 «3 Total deposits . ne ise Total checks draun ce Ae _ Balance: at End.of Month -- 7) 7. 3 .1636.32... NW 55079 Docld:32989536 Page 55 -
NW 35079 Be QO < t ° Oo on | nm ron ~] Vi 6 , dated July 7, 1969 for $5000 | vayable to sre Kent Student Defense which was endorsed Cle Sveland Committes, for Kent Stucent Defensa. b) Check #319, dated July 20, 1969 for $350.00 payable to the Student “obilization Comnmitces.. All che cks dravn against tnif& account were signe 2 Lie) by SIDNEY. if. PACK. ae In: addition’ the checking ececount #fface3eakss for. subject and his wite LOUIGa, showed the -Foliowing activity vag Fates, J 1969: . me . “ : . . ' Balance Brourht: Forverd | $1156.96 ' ‘Total ‘Deposits 7 ~ L7IS.LT- : . a Total Chocks Drawn 90 oo... . 2216.66 - Balance. at End-of Uonth - CST. 31" “Spare: ‘were no pertinent checks - account and ail checks were. signed by LOUIS= Pa The ‘above information’ is not to.be me public except after tne issuance of a “subpoena duces ‘tecum directed to Hr... _: WELLER, Assistant: Auditor, Ci, Cleve ‘+ Ohio. mole ‘. res Source: cv. ek . On September 22, 1969, source advised checking account O02 30C EK at the CUB, Clevelan the following activity Guring. the son ith of 2 AUTU Balence Brouznt Porvard $2 Total Dapssits il Total Cheexs drawn f 1 we, a - gS mend "A Balance-at nd.ox Honth . @ .. Pertinent Checks cra: t . -: - a): Check #276, Sated August 26, 1969 $250.00, payable to the November A Wa ng ue . 22 - ~ Doold: 32989536.--Page 56 n a ONO GN MOU) Onan pe gainst’ che i= hat on > i AD OU) WRORSHY) ~~ orm NO) poe VO NM. S Ov. oo mye nm 0. cr Loy
CV. 100-26769 | _ . All of the cheeks issued against this. account were Signed by SIDMIY Hi, PECK, — a Pa —_ a | In addition the checking aceount for subject and . -his wife LOUISE 420232455 showed the following activity during August, 19695 a : ones ATL ee —_ tad. ’ Balance Pr rought Forvard $057.31 ° Total depssits . 1220.07 ; - Total checks dratmn 1198.64 Balance at end-of month. - |. 6E4.28 - No, pertinent cheelis were drawn agein ré si (7) cr cr ae [o) Oo c oS ¢ and all chec <8, Were gned by LOUIS! PE ECK, Fo ~ The above information is not to be made ~. “public except after the issuance of-a Subpoena duces. vecun directed to rr. FB. os tht ._ NILLER, ASSIstent Auditor, Ci, Cleveland, ‘ Ohio. ee - : : |. Sources” lev ee ae “ae "4 2 . >On November 20, 1969, source indicated ‘that ‘subject 's checkin ns. account 2 20236651 maintained at the CHS, Cleveland, . . Onis, had ‘the Folioving ace iyity dura ng the ‘months of Cotober - -~ and Hovember , UGGO: 7. wrote Con, Balance’ Br Suxit: Fornard ON OY $ON5O 70. ‘Total Deposits : ‘ “Total. amount of- checks Ba lance. at End of tion nut Pertinent checks , el 7 a) Check 3/363, dated October 20,. 1869 fo payable to. "The Big Us' -.b) Check #359 5 dated Oct ober 17.5 1069, payable to the Chicago Defense Fund. ,  e) Check #361,. dated October 20, 19€9 for. $10. 00 payable to the Student. sobilizatior 1 Committee, cr. Washington, D.C. “@) Check 7/368, dated October 27, 1965, for $1 ,000- hello.) payable to. St tudent | Mobilization Comittes ae vate os Ne W York. “4 te MW 55079 Doold:32989536 Page 57 °
CV 100-267¢99 ; Ad checks. drawn durin by SIDNEY ‘Hae PECH, In addition the check his wife LOUISS #2023255 at the ‘the followin ectivity during the November, 19 ‘Balance Brought Forvard Total denosits Total amount of Balance at end of checks nonth . . All checks were signed "Were no. pe ertinent: ones. > t g this. ns account for subject -and CNB, Cleveland, ‘Ohio, nad .- e months of Octobex and by LOUISE PE OR but. there wot "Phe. above “information is not to be nmede ““~ 7 public excent.after the issuance of 4. , " “" subpoena ‘duces. tacum directed to Mr. FB. - MILLER , Assistant. Auditor, CHS, Clévéland, “Ohio. " ‘ i ; Source: CV bas ee Ee aa : On October 17, 1089 - Source “4 edvis ed that the che king | account -f or the subject. 26230654 mairitained ‘at the CNz, - Cleveland, Ohio had’ the following activity. during the month | of Octobe er, 198se - Doe! oe '; Balan . Total “Deposits ; , * " . Pfotal Checks. drawn _— -Balane e at Bnd of lionth “Pertinent checks: . Bt, 7 a). Check” “fool, datad Se Lo, “$25.00 payable ts " 7 om Gheets #07, ‘Gated fe) 50. 00, payadle to sa HM, PEC, Fe by STDHEY . / In addition the ‘oheeks “, his wife LOUISS, 20232155 at thé the Tollowing acs ivity in ‘Octobe Balance Brought F Forte rd NW 55079 Pocld:32989536 Page 58, Senin .02 - 378.45 - 366.17 ' 2452.70 2 eptember 11, “1969 for Fea! etober 3, 1969 for i ng account for s subject and. é. CiiB, Cleveland, Ohio, "had ve Ty. 1969.: on . Ad checks.” drawn azainst this account were signed d - 7, ett ce bike +, me emma lk + Bes 8 8 wee 8 as wee we we on win ewe, & ete aes wa oefi,' oat
« - » mn _ . Beby f ? e e . Me 4, -: .o q . «e Total. Devosits ‘Total checks dratm - ° Balance at End-ofr Month * $0303 20°" 1767. 33 1219.55 ae There were rio pertinent ‘checks drawn ang ai checks were signed by LOUISE PECK. The above informatio on is not to oe made puprac -encept after the issuance or a , - ubpoena duces tecum.directed to Mr. P.By . ; 7 MILLER, “Ass istant Auditor, ci, “cleveland, Ohio. . nr) NY .. . . ~- ; 25 = i NW 55079 Dogld: 32989536 | Page 59 Pr yy a ae PF at sretete ep a.
@ WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. . Special Counsel for Intelligence '  _..Coordination é SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request a) x ‘“OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL NOVI 9 1975 Attached is a letter from the Senate Select Committee dated November 18, 1975, enclosing lists indicating the categories of documents the SSC wishes to review in the files of Gary Rowe and Mary Jo Cook. This material is requested by Thursday, Novenber-20. Please prepare an appropriate response to this request as soon as possible. cc: Paul Daly / ST 115 f NW 35079 7gvEe 28 GANG 3 IT DoclTd: 32989536 Page 60 ALL TSI TINoREEATION Con x ERENT TS GAs core AED . vw maid} ACES PR Rin Jac wT, AarBracronnionr bo Mteed na & i % Md LU a “yo? [syns WOM ga. 16 3/5-/09 2. be | 1S Nov 26 1975 we Serre:
NOVI 9 1975 70: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation FROM: Michael E, Shaheen, Jr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination 7 SUBTECT: Senate Select Commitkee Request Attached is a letter from the Sonate Select Committee dated November 13, 1975, enclosing lists indicating the categories of documents the SSC wishes te roview in the files of Gary Rowe and Mary do Cook, This material is requested by Thursday, November 20. Please prepare an appropriate response to this reguest as soon as possiblia. cc: Paul Daly a a, - ~~. -_ \ A NEORMATION CONTAINED “ ayes Seen ares ees Voy Beale | MW 55079 Docld: 32989536 Page 61 a _ — pn pr ee a — ee se ee oe —
i s i FRANK CAURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN douNn SG. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HART, MICH. ¢ HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN, ; WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN, BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ. WALTER D. HUSOLESTON, KY. CHARLES MGC. MATHIAS, JR., MD. ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. RICHARD S, SCHWEIKER, PA. GARY HART, CoLo. WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A, 0. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL Michael E. Shaheen, Esq. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Office of the Deputy Attorney General U. S. Department of Justice Washington, D. C. 20530 Dear Mike: In response to Paul Daley's request, I am enclosing lists which indicate the categories of documents we wish to review in the files of Gary Rowe and Mary Jo Cook. These files were requested in my letters to you of Novem- ber 7 and November 13, 1975. The categories listed are related to the Committee’ s investigation of the FBI's use of these informants and to their testimony, as well as that of Bureau officials at public hearings before the Committee on December 2, 1974. Mniled States Senate SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (euRsUANT To S. RES, 21, 44TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C, 20510 November 18, 1975 i Hi 5 &, i j j 4 i H 5 t i } i i # ; H Hl 3 5 ‘ y =F | bia , F paghand betrvibeneabiaesiikeaineapen gh claspababdhiedanptiheieban basis Bie uence. tehty wes Atte tome at R roid riba “armen te PAA, Ot tans whom In view of the depositionswe are taking this week of . the handling agents for these informants, it is essential . that these documents be made available as soon as possi- ms ble, preferably no later than Thursday, November 20. ce: Paul V. Daly Office of Congressional Affairs Federal Bureau of Investigation Enclosure G2 -~/6 BIS -[o' Os, | NW 55079 —oold: 325989536 Page 62 Sincerely, is John ELLI££& Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force ENCLOSURE
a 4 is Categories of Documents Gary Rowe ee AS All documents specified in the Committee's request of November 7, 1975, which relate to: ey em anette meinen eet The planning for and the encounter involving the Ku Klux Klan, the Birmingham Police Department, and Freedom Riders on or about May 1961 (Mother's Day incident, 1961). a. Ee ay ERR ea ROD . b. Impending or potential Klan violence. mee arene Pre ria tere: mie et gnteereee aamemen ce. Rowe's participation in violent activity. FRE d. The killing of Mrs. V. Liuzzo. eet Political activity or positions of candidates for local, state or federal office of the Ku Klux Klan. £. Activities to disrupt or harass the Ku Klux Klan, whether under the cointel program or otherwise. { g. Guidance) directions, instructions, or suggestions given to Rowe by the FBI relating to the above cate- gories (a-f). h. Payments of money to, or other financial arrange- ments between Rowe, the FBI, and the Justice Depart- ment from March 25, 1966, to December 31, 1966. Bocld: qoossnse page Gg a | NW 35079
Categories of Documents Mary Jo Cooke All documents specified in the Committee's request of November 13, 1975, which relate to: a. The intelligence, investigative or other purpose which Cook's informant activity was to serve. b. The political activity or positions of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, including but not limi- ted to the following: (1) Termination of the Vietnam War. (2) U. S. Armed Forces discharge policy. (3) Medical or other assistance to Veterans. (4) Prison reform. ce. Legal defense information, whether within the attorney- client privilege or otherwise. wre pe hater we ee MW 55079 Docld: 32989536 Page 64
Mr. W. RK. Wannail wir, W, O, Cregar Mr. F. J, Cassidy Mx. W. BR. Wannall 11/20/75 1- Mr. D, Ryan BF, J, Cassidy COINTELPROS This is to advise of information furnished to the Senate Select Committee (SSC) on 11/13/75, documenting information prévi- L ously provided to the Committee indicating our Cointelpro efforts had phased down prior to formal discontinuance of the programs on 4/28/71. inn On 11/7/75, Barbara Banoff of the SSC staff advised the Committee had reviewed the exhibits in the Petersen Report on FBI Cointelpros in an effort to determine if Cointélpro actions had been phased down as indicated by SA David Ryan in his deposition to the Committee in 10/75. Banoff stated SSC staff members had reviewed all proposals for Cointelpro action in the Communist Party and New Left programs, as reported in the Petersen Committee Report exhibits, and these verified the fact these two programs had been considerably phased down prior to 4/71, She stated the Petersen Report exhibits did not list the dates of activities for proposals in the Black Nation- alist, White Hate, and Socialist Workers Party programs and requested this be furnished to the Committee. According to Banoff, this information would be broken down for each of the five programs to show how many actions were instituted in each quarterly period during the life of the individual programs, and that a chart would be prepared for the Committee's use. G2: va ao After obtaining information from the IS-1 and the I8-2 Sections (enclased), the requested data for the additional three programs was furnished to Banoff on 11/13/75. These charts do indicate the. programs had phased down considerably prior to their formal termi- nation in 1971, ORIGINAL FuapIn (b, 7 ACTION: None. For information. y , / / Z 2¢ a Enclosures ~ ROT RES / J 2-116009 ALE meFORsEAMTo:e go CORDED” 1) 62-116395 (sie Pichassmm, =D — @5 DEC A ig75 : BY, ; 8). POR.) mf mommy } gotre UES Bos. Page 65
Dear Mr., BLLGfE: | ; im te aE had bo ogee - ; ; AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIETED, ON. . eye asune a . Pinan e to o Bete terming ” oe } iw she DEY af sosaes36 Page 66 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY a , WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220 November 19, 1975 OO “This vefers to _your request for information 7 es wien relates. to- "denied areas" | inmigrarits to the | "United: States: who decide to return to ‘their country ° “of origin or to ‘some other "denied area." I under- * stand from our conversation that the intelligence manual’ of: the’ FBI: refers to’a procedure in which the FBI would request Customs officials to examine <* or ‘to facilitate the FBI inspection of the outgoing | “baggage of such individuals.’ . This appears to be a ’ clandestine effort to determine if such "defecting emigrants" are transporting the products or other ' Jevidence of espiondge or if they are being coerced ‘, into leaving the United. States: » As I mentioned in our brief telephone conver-_ ' sation yesterday, Customs has advised.me that it _has no program for assisting the FBI in the in- . spection of outgoing baggage and has not been ‘approached, at the Headquarters level,.for this ‘type of assistance. Its concern is with incoming baggage, -and Customs doubts that it could segregate a particular individual! s outgoing bag for inspection. The Customs Service acknowledges that an FBI -request for assistance could have been made with an - individual Customs official at the local office : level without the aane oe of Customs espe LL . . * wanntpveene REGS 15 NOV 26 1975 . SECRET ce ews eee cLassIFrep By_# BET oe Fe EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION E SCHEDULS OF EXECUTIVE A BPRE GPE? EXEMPTION, CATEGORY ~t 2 STAT 9.1915  SFORET a eS ae PAYOR -) b i” vhs Creer are <r
a - One copy of ths form must DATE OF DISPATCH DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASUG remain affixed to document(s) © eee | i transmitted herewith. : CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT DATE RECEIVED _| SUSPENSE DATE LOG NO. ACCOUNTABILITY RECORD SECTION A — GENERAL " FROM: Mr. Cregar J. Robert McBrien TO: DESCRIPTION (Identify Items such as Report, Letter, Memo, Ete. CONTROL OR - DATE OF we a he . NO. OF FILE NO. aon DOCUMENT Unclassified Subject or Short Title, Copy Number and Number of ORIGINATOR COPIES Attachments) : i i secret |11/19/75, Letter to John T. E11if£ of | McBrien 1 the Senate Select Committee from McBrien | __ SECTION B — INTERNAL ROUTING SECTION C — REPRODUCTION AUTHORITY . NO. OF COPIES AUTHORIZED BY , , MATERIAL DESCRIBED HEREIN HAS BEEN (Check appropriate block): DESTRUCTION RECORD NO.{PAGE OR COPY NO. CJ DESTROYED [_] TORN AND PLACED IN A CLASSIFIED WASTE CONTAINER (Burn bag) PRINTED NAME OF CERTIFYING/DESTRUCTION OFFICIAL SIGNATURE DATE PRINTED NAME OF WITNESSING OFFICIAL SIGNATURE _ DATE SECTION E — TRACER ACTION | {[_] SIGNED COPY OF RECEIPT FOR MATERIAL DESCRIBED ABOVE HAS NOT BEEN RECEIVED. PLEASE ACCOMPLISH APPROPRIATE SPACE IN SECTION F AND RETURN. . SECTION F— RECEIPT ACTION _ “‘ [_] DOCUMENT(S) HAVE NOT BEEN RECEIVED y LoRRECEIPT OF ocUMENT(S) ACK SA TEDGED AanrO SN ( . trrnAr 7 hon LL (Typed or printed nang ~ Signature) ~~" V f (Date) ANALY PSY 8 Vee cameleon REMARKS: . CETRY 1c ES Oe Ae ee . "ee pied d LA io TREASURY FORM NO. 2747 (Revr MOR] ’ ou. Return Original to Sender ADMIN. CIR. NO. 242 Aug.’ 1973) oe r / " ; “~ f8T/ MW 55079 Doold: 32889536 ° Page 66
——— ‘ & ce | . . | ¢@ a ; a | Deoartment Office of Assistant Secretary (Enforcement, Operations room: 4063 datte:_11/19/75 rant Affairs) ta : ° Sens Tidy 19157 > Re: Church's Intelligence Committee Attached is a copy of the question and answer with reference to the FBI which I mentioned in my phone call yesterday with Mr. Andrew J. Duffin of your office. Relevant parts are marked. This has gone forward as a y small part of the Customs Service's first report to the Church Committee. For your information, a copy of our transmittal hetter is also attached plus our answer to another question which may eventually require our further coordination. AC a \3 Special Assistant for 5 ysl Special Legislation ; & Projects | J, Rober McBrien Ai room 1134 Lee emt 2689, 245. a aed nn ALU EBL INFORMATION coNtanNED ERTS TN OY Aa mami Dare 37 BS eum ' IB NOV 26 1975 91075 PNOR~}d sme cere ee 7 9 BEC WW 55079  DoocldTa2S89ss¢—Page—t5
. * » . "“ e @« a, ‘ + o~ . - q , il . ‘ < . . A.42. What is the authority and prdcedure for inspections on: behalf of another agency such as CIA, FBI, DEA, IRS, Postal Service, and Internal Security Division? . The US Customs Service has the authority under 19 U.S.C. 1499 to examine all merchandise arriving in the United States. We believe this authority encompasses and authorizes CustomS to conduct inspections at the request of the CIA, since the statute states that imported merchan- dise "shall not be delivered from Customs custody, except under such bond or other security as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury to assure compliance with all applicable laws, regulations and instructions which the Secretary of the Treasury or the Customs Service is authorized to enforce... ." 50 U.S.C. 403 authorizes Federal agencies to cooperate with the CIA. There are no established procedures for Customs inspections carried on at the behest of the CIA. Any request would be handled on a case by case basis. The language of 19 U.S.C. 1499 as cited above may also, in our opinion, be potentially applicable in connection with the FBI examination of an imported shipments. We are unaware of any established procedure for =<@—aax bo Customs inspections carried on at the behest of the FBI. Any request would be handled on a case by case basis. The US Customs Service’ shares with DEA enforcement responsibility - respecting certain controlled substances the importation of which is € prohibited by 21 U.S.C. 952. 19 U.S.C. 482 and 1582 provide the authority for the Customs search of persons and baggage. Final operating procedures ‘between DEA and Customs have never been formalized. Attachment A is the interim Customs-DEA operating procedures issued by the US Customs Service, Attachment B is the interim Customs~DEA opera~ tion procedures issued by DEA, Customs assists IRS in enforcing the Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act, 31 U.S.C. 1051 et se The Treasury Department Regulations issued to implement 31. S, C. 1051 et sea., Part 103 of Title 31 CFR, require that reports be filed with the Commissioner of Customs by individuals engaged in transporting currency or other monetary instruments in excess of $5,000. These reports must be filed upon entry into or departure from the United States of such an individual. The provisions of 19 U.S.C. 482 and 1582 are used to search persons and baggage arriving from foreign countries in order to ascertain compliance with many Federal and state laws of which The Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act is one. Ly- (ers | a PEt DR, aro: , ; ae Re Dag ee : AS ” peLOSURE 62. He: sg¢- 10 TO HW 3504-9 —Dootd+329695346_Rage
With respect to inspections on behalf of the Postal Service, we are unaware of any, however, please see the response to question B, 16 for mail search procedures. ‘With respect to requests From the Internal Security Division (now in the Criminal Division), Department of Justice, for Customs to conduct an inspection, we are not aware of any such requests, nor are there any pro- cedures established for honoring such requests. _ HW 55075 Docld: 32989536 Page Fi
2 GENERAL COUNSEL OF THE TREASURY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220 NOV 1 ig75 Deur kor. Chairman: By Letter of July 31 Comsissioaner of Cust Selicer Commitece an Z and documents relatine to the ke Be. Vernon D. Acrec, i * uw submitted on benaLf of the ay ks ‘ -Ens U.S. Custems Service, By letter of Ausust 14, Mr. John T. ELLL££, Directors of the Conzeittee’s Domestic Intelligence Task Force, aavised Mr. J. Robert BeBrien of the Trezesury Deparirant that certain questions vere of priority interest. The decurznts enciosad and forwarded herewith have been assenbled by the Customs Service in response to the cesignated priority items. Part A contsius responses te Genaral Requests L, 7--10, 12 and 13. Part B re- Bponis to Specific Requests 1-+9, 11, 16, 19 end 20. Please mote that discussions between Messr ELLISS snd MeBrien heve vesulted in this clarif rt £ the meaning of “intelligence activities: a 3 ry eta < gute it rs fy G3 2s ~-National security intcllirencs ecco domestic or foreign information gathering by Customs ex the facilitation by Custors of information: gathering by other agencies for . national security purposes: ~oLew enforeemant incelliccnce activitics: dm.estie or foreign information satherins by Customs which relates to eceuruleting a body of preventive knowledge or general bechground imowledge on areas of criminal enterprise (a.g., organized crime, narcotics ivafficking) ac contrasted with investigations Gf specifically alleged offenses (erkwcinal cases). ee ee ee Y @ j ; , Ps ENCLOSURE 7, ,,gaqc¢-/9 NW S5049 Docid: 32969536 Page 72 be . .