ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED aaa eR un bers nofis TO MR. CALLAHAN: 1975 "Who's Whe" lists Katzenbach as residing in Riverdale, New York. He reportedly is employed by IBM as counsel. As far as who sheuld talk to him, it would appear SAC or ADIC, New York, would be logical; hewever, it is felt he should be accompanied by semeone thereughly familiar and knowledgeable concerning procedures in securing AtSerney General authority for electrenic surveillance, In this regard, SA Dalseg weuld be the most knewledgeable, It also appears that we will have to exhibit to Katzenbach the original cemmunications centaining his initials and/ signature ang, therefore, it is recemmen- < Dalseg acc mpany SAC or ADIC, New rk, HW 55077 Te 32969534 Page 123
TO SUBJECT: wY7§ Vol S ed i ae a: ac. ri my ° i al hPepsoe. LAr. no Roe, a Cig! [Der A.D-Adm. : OPTIONAL FORM20, 10 —_ JULY 1973 EDITION os ® @ / % ~ Dep.-A. D-Tnv.__. f a SSA FPMR Gol CRRI WOTA11G . , , K ‘ Asst. Did: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . Admin. js Vt yw ‘ Syst. Wi * sistent i Comp. | i = Bx. Atvairg Hi Files & Com. 2. Yj October 5 be “ail Memorandum FBI tay. — Director, 4 ni AL zi Flan. & Eval, =| Spec. Inv. : Harold R. Tyler, Jr. Deputy Attorney Genefal raining : [UM | iar Coun, =| Telephone Rm y Director See’y — i Testimony of Nicholas deB. Katzenbach before the Church Committee . ALD INFORMATION CONTAINED HERE 1S meaty pare pedo) fi I refer toa contd nec held in my office hetween me; James Adams, and Paul Daly on Friday, October 3, 1975. I am sure you’have learned from Messrs. Adams and Daly, former Attorney General Katzenbach testified before the Church Committee recently and was shown copies of FBI memos, three in number, dated in the months of May, October and December, 1965, regarding surveillances of the late Dr. Martin Luther King. In addition, it should be noted that Mr. Katzenbach was shown a xerox copy of a hand-written note by him to former Director Hoover bearing date of December 10, 1965. ‘As pense ee eens Meena ee my ners men { Although Mr. Katzenbach does not question the validity of , his hand-written note dated December 190, 1965, he has informed | the Attorney General and me that he questions his initials on ithe three Bureau memoranda described above. Moreover, he asserts ithat his recollection of his activities on the dates in question | indicate to him that he never saw these memoranda nor did he ;initial them. It is respectfully requested that representatives of the ‘Bureau talk to Mr. Katzenbach about this matter. When he is j interviewed, I would particularly suggest that Mr. Katzenbach ibe shown a copy of a memorandum apparently signed by Mr. Katzenbach and addressed to Mr. Hoover in March, 1965. The latter memorandum cannot be described by me in any greater detail because I do not have a copy. Nonetheless, I can describe it further by indicating that Mr. Adams showed me a, 2OPY. ab our meeting on October 3, 1975. . ~ ear ehnmetcerne senor Af “Should you have any questions about this matey heey do not hesitate to telephone me. hve aon OR 62- re £3 Can ey Oe CLE N ian, J0-%° FN £ Bb py Ww GALA lf 4 BUS. Savings Bonds Regelarly on the Payrotl Savings Plan Page 124 GR Ak SP S-/63
TO FROM SUBJECT: “Sa FPR AY CAINS OPTIONAL FORM Ho. 30 “oo a MAY 1962 EDITION . t i : _ ay \ UXITED STATES GOVERNMENT oo | Aston. Din of Legal Coup ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ; - Plan. & Eval, SEMNSTUDY 75 HEREDT apenassn, 1G Bs a | Spee. Inv. - DataedleT Pe : Telephone Rm. _. 7, NOV AT, d: , L.- Mr. Mintz - an LOTMOTAnRaUM (2 - Mr. Adams © Admig | 1 - Mc. Wannall . ~~ fene bys — Mr . J. B. Adams : DATE: 10/6/75 Files & Com. . 0 1 - Mr. Cregar ren: Inve . 1 - Mr. Hotis 7 inspection ‘Legal counsel fm — . 1 - Mr. Daly Intell. . ‘ . . . an all Director Sec’y_* At his request Deputy Associate Director: James B. Adams and SA Paul V. Daly of this Division met with Deputy Attorney Gen- eral Harold R. Tyler, Jv., om October 3, 1975. Mr. “Tyler advised - that he had shown former Attorney General. Nicholas deB. Katzenbacn the original Bureau memoranda captioned "Martin Luther King" dated 5/17/65, 10/19/65 and 12/12/65 pertaining to authorization for microphone surveilance on Martin Luther King. He was also shown a note dated 12/10/65 directed from him'to Mr. Hoover with his initials affixed at the bottom thereof. Mr. Tyler related that Katzenbach, after reviewing the aforementioned documents, stated that it was ~-. doubtful that he had approved the microphone surveillances contained in the memoranda, although he admitted the initials looked like his own. Katzenbach advanced two arguments as to why he did not. believe he had approved the electronic surveillance requests. 2g (1)- He stated the Martin Luther King investigation \ was a very. controversial topic and he was very concerned about it. Accord- ing to Mr. Tyler, Katzenbach stated he was so concerned about this matter that he had discussed it with the President.--In view of his concern, Katzenbach stated that if he had approved such requests for electronic surveillance he would have certainly have recalled doing : so and he had no such recollection. (2) Katzenbach stated it was not his policy to give ~ after~the-fact approval to electronic surveillance requests.. (The aforementioned memoranda were all requests for electronic surveil- lance dated after the surveillance was. utilized.) Katzenbach- in- formed Mr.. Tyler that he had reviewed his diary and on at least one - of the occasions when electronic surveillance was used, he was avail- able to approve prior to the use of the device and, therefore, there would have been no need for after-the-fact ratification of the electronic surveillance. CONTINUED - OVER
: NW 55077 Legal Counsel to Mr.. Adams RE: SENSTUDY. 75 ‘“Katzenbach, according to Mr. tyler, was shown ‘the Xeroxes. of the aforementioned documents by the Senate Select - ‘Committes during interview by that-Committee apparently per- taining to his authorization of electronic surveillance. on Martin Luther King. . Et was pointed out by Mr. Adams that former Attortiey General Katzenbach in a memorandum dated 9/27/65 captioned: "Spécial Investigative Techniques" that=ke stated, in part,,. _ concerning wiretaps and microphones "Tt is my understanding that such devices will.not be used without my authorization, - although in emergency circumstances they may be used subject - to my later ratification. ._ Mr. Tyler stated that Katzenbach had. not’ mentioned this particular communication and that he, Tyler, did not know that ‘such - a communication existed. Mr. Tyler stated that he and the Attorney General had indicated to Katzenbach that in order to clear up this . question it would probably be necessary that he submit to interview and that certain investigations be conducted. Mr. Tyler mentioned : particularly that handwriting examinations might be necessary -to - verify the authenticity of the initials affixed to the documents in question. Mr. Tyler stated he would send the Bureau a memorandum requesting a certain investigation to clarify this question. RECOMMENDATION : | \ p “> ; \: ; : . ee a - 1 For information. : SPANK, 7 sorte f ie | ae -- & ed . t en 2 re Yo, ‘¢ td. . - - . : ; Z -o¥ . LV; _ - Docld: 32989534 Page 176 a Do
/ 4-312 (Rev. 12-11-73) ._ Date of Mail 11/3/75 Has been removed and placed in the Special File Room of Records Section. “ALL, DHPORMATT ‘ FREE te UNG See File 66-2554-7530 for authority, 2F8y i SE on u a] /h aE Subject JUNE MAIL _SENSTUDY Removed By ai 1975 File Number 62- 116395- 1037 Permanent Serial Charge Out HW 55077 Docld:329895354 Page 127 — J
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bi NTIAL MIDWESTERN CI£Y CPOSSISLY alk APOLisf on MONDAY, AUGUST Li, L975, Puor Twa SF lw~-45299 CO wW F BUT WOULD LIKe TO fick’ WIfH CROWLEY AT 7suW Perle AUGUST 10, 1975, AG Saw JUSE. CROWLEY ADVIsStp HIS SuUPERION AT THe WELFARE DP axTHENT ABOUL QdE IMPewDInG aPPOINTMisT AnD HIS SUPERIOR INSISTED HE CALL DANUFF AND ODT Ain ADDITIUWAL DETAILS RELATIVE TO THE CQIMIITEE'S INQUIRY. OROWLEY CALLED SANOYFF IN WASHINGTON AND TOLD HER AbUuT HIS SUPERION"S ConCen i. BANUFF REPLIgD "THIS HaS NOTHING TO'DO #WifH YOUR PReoewt JOB. IT CONCERNS YOUR asc EIPLOYWENT™. at THIS Titi, BAwOFF SAID In THE EVENT SHE waS UNASLE TO MEET CRUWLEY Ik SAw JOSE, HER ASSOCIT ALE, LES SiveELL, WOULD INTERVIEW HIM. CHOWLEY CALLED THE Saw JOSE RESIDENT AGEWCY and ADVISED OF FHE SeCOwD TieLe PHONE CALL AND SAID THE ONLY INCIDENT HE COULD RECALL WAS Tht ASC AnRkESE OF Fee vb HIRSCH AND PAUL LATIZ aT A SUCIAL AFFAIR In Saw JOSe IN 1966 BASED ON INPFOnm ATION neCeIVeD oY CROWLEY IN Aw ABKORYHOUS TELEPHOwe CaLLle . | CROWLEY SAID He RECALLED HAVING RECEIVED ait ABOWYe]UUS CALL ABOUT The POSSIBILITY OF LiQuus osING sOLD al A FUND =i AIST WG AFFAIR FOn THE SAm JOSE Peale CeNI cd AND HE HAD SET UP THE RAIU. CkhUOwlLeY SALSG THE BURKE AU WAS WUT IAVULVED Iv AWY WAY Aw As PILeo WUULD SU RePLe Cl. OxUdlLeY WaS ABVISED TO oe TRUTHFUL IW wi 55077 Docld: 32969534 Page 129 :
’ . tog . , ® PAGE Thite SF |4w-43z99 GUN HE WAS ASSURED beemeabiamnaen dria iene e cad ahead THAT HIS COwFIve NT LAL RELATIONSHIP WITH THE sUdEal IN 1966 UP HIS INTeRVinwW WITH COWmMITTEe Re PRide wT oy RETAINER AIH IR I ENE CHE wt IT SALINE RATAN GD oeinmaan TENE SS pLA SOR PSE Sr et eG LON ISELIN WP TO AND InCLUDING THE PRES# NT Tlvic wOULD o£ PAOTECTED. SEAS SIE pO Spe eS oe RII Nae anc gett eS, Pe air nen Rae ig POEM ELE TORT RS LT Per ad COnTACE h4s veew MAINTAINED WITK CROWLLY awn HE ADVISED THAr The APPOLwTHezNT ON AUGUST 19, 1975, WAS wOT ke PI awd dé ' HAS HAD WO FUXTHER CONTACE BY COMMITTEE REPRESENT afIVES. I | CRUWLEY IS A PERSONAL Frigid OF SEVERAL SPECIAL AGENTS AND OVER THe PAST 20 YEARS HAS COUPER ATED WITH THE BURE AU - IN HIS CAPACITY AS AN ASC AGENE AND AS A SANTA ULARA COUNTY WEL- FARE INVES IGATOR. HE rattan b> INFORMATION AVAIL ABLE Renies peeMe PV ERPeT TY we TE ARE PE EI On a SE TRON EG TU THe BUREAU OW A CONFIDENT DAL ASJ,5 » RSPR ENTE PE LEP LE AN Tie OR BREE ES cr ThE BUREAU WILL sE KEPT ADVISED. Pn C“ASSIFI£D COMRUTIAL BY 7487, XGDS 2, INDEFINITE. HULU PLS 232989534 Page 1530 ‘ “ ae
OPTIONAL fORM N GSA FPR ia CFR 101~14.8 } r 1 ~ ~ ** * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT , see Adm A Dep. AD Inv. __ Memorandum rane ‘ Comp. Syst. ‘ Ext. Afloted 70 9 TO : Mr. J. B. Adams pate: 10/24/75 | Files & Com, HAS) . Moot, —_} — r BMA. CONTAING Inspection BY) From ; Legal Counsel a: pais cae kp ee Hoy ae, que susject: GOVERNMEN'P INFORMATION AND INDIVIDUAL See tw RIGHTS SUBGOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE roleshons RAY ON GOVER MENT ¢ OPERATIONS, REQUEST FOR Director C., ew n OF JOH RXCRAIG WA IS : HorgGh | . va —rV oe During the-cotirse of a contact on another matter with ~  Caiigressman Jack “Brooks, Chairman of the Government Operations Py Committee, he advised that he had seen Mr. Kelley's letter to chai Nd Chairwoman Abzug regarding the proposed testimony of Joe R. Craig ~ $ in which the Director indicated he could not grant the request for testimony. Ry Congressman Brooks described this as nonsense and said that the Director WW is treading on dangerous grounds because he in effect is defying a Committee of Congress. He said it would be different if the FBE was investigating Craig on 2 criminal matter because in that case the Congress would ri back off. He said that if he had received such a letter, he would likely 8 call the Director io testify. , WS When I learned of this contact, I mede arrangements to speak with Congressman Brooks and he returned my call at 5:00 p.m. on Cctober 28, 1975. I told Congressman Brooks thatI wanted to be sure he understood the true circumstances and I explained to him that the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice was conducting an inquiry concerning the matters about which Mr. Craig was called to testity and that the FBI was not conducting the inquiry. I further explained that because of the Criminal Division inquiry, the Bureau had been advised by the 6 Department that the Attorney General's policy was that where the subject matter of the testimony pertains to a matter under active investigation by the Criminal Division of the Department, requests for testimony should be declined. 1 - Mr. McDermott ya-- -/ /@ 3 ia SAMAR pecnmtencgn ervetahsatohe 1 - Mr. Wannall NOT RECORDED ben Y- Oe RIGINAL PILED IN i - Mr. Moore f Lies i- Mr. Mintz — Ma wets o— rN ny bap ft hy e ares @> JAM: mid Wg bE ; gator oA (7) | Par Yo nists ® CONTINUED ~ OVER ge i CL ox ert (hs x hie aff LA a 3 cae - 43 1976, 5 He yldge 5. igyings Bonds Regularly On Wp Payra ‘voll Savings Plan ph dgleo
eae a wt -HW 55077 Pos . — hot . ” at ewe ee . : \ CoN . os . . Merot audum’ ‘to. Mr. ‘Adams . -— Re: Government Information and Individual Ri ents: - Subcominittee, etc. met . we Congressman Brooks said that he misunderstood the circumstances when he saw the letter addressed to Mrs. Abzug. He said he did not have a copy of the letter, but had only read it. He said - that the Department should assume the responsibility for declining to ‘provide witnesses called by Committees of Congress if the declination is based on Department policy. He said that the Committee would then deal directly with the Attorney General. ‘Congressman Brooks said that even should the Attorney General instruct witnesses specifically not to appear, the Committee would Still insist on their appearance unless the individual was under indictment or unless a criminal case was actually pending. aa 4s ' Congressman Brooks asked me if we had explained to Sirs. Abzug the circumstances of the Criminal Division inquiry and the consequent restrictions on the FBI due to Department policy. I told him that we had called Mrs. Abzug last evening, October 22, 1975, and explained the circumstances to her. Congressman Brooks said that he would discuss dhis matter with Mrs. Abzug but he felt that the subpoenas requested by her ‘subcommittee would be approved and issued for the appearance of Mr. Craig. RECOMM ENDATION: For information. Docld: 329895354 Page 132
- Mr. Mintz Mr. Hotis - Mr. Daly - Mr. Cregar - Mr. Farrington (-FO CLASSIFIED BY vam To: Director aon yoo £doX / Bureau of Intelligence Research Department of State Washington, DBD. C. 20520 ell add ot I gp LS Attention: Ray D. Haddox, Office of Intelligence Liaison, Room 8732 From: Clarence M. Kelley, Director / Subject: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION IN FBI FILES BY ) SENATOR WALTER F. MONDALE, MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTER ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES Pursuant to your telephone conversation with Special Agent D. R. Williams of this Bureau on duly 1, 1975, there is attached a copy of a letter to the Attorney General . dated May 28, 1975, signed by Senator Frank Church and ' Senator John G. Tower, Chairman and Vice Chairman, respectively, of captioned Committee, in which they requested any files or documents in the Department of Justice or FBI concerning five members of this Committee. Senator Walter F. Mondale is identified as a member of this Committee. Our review disclosed a document which originated with your agency. A copy of this document is being referred to your office for such action as may be necessary. Senator Mondale will bé notified of this referral, and it is requested | that you correspond directly with the Senator in connection with the enclosed document. Le Me | Enclosures (2) Y pmetnnye 8 2 WOR A won Oui OL Pighy i. 1 - The Deputy Attorney General gy cud THe : Attention: K. William O'Connor Special Counsel for In elligence Coordination ae tne es : ‘ ot rae is . 1} - Bufile 62-116395 fesc) vane sis 3 aa’ bo EE NOTE ON PAGE 2 ty 5 DES 0 en "SECRET MATERIAL ATYACHED" on original | AW S5077 Docld: 32969534 Page 137 a pie
™ CECRET SSRN NOTE: See Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. Adams memorandum of 6-11-75 captioned "Senstudy 75," in which it was recommended and approved that the FOIA Section review Bufiles for any documents or records concerning five members of the Committee. Document referred to Department of State for review dated 4-10-69 in/Bufile 105-188989-=8 captioned "Alexandru Ivasiuc IS-RO." s HW 55077 Docld:32989534
: i-_- - i+ um W. iT. Wannall ag ise oo. “ode cin WV, OJ Cregar | beim. %. i, Shackelford J, See Wie Ke Wannall 10/22/75 nn Cassidy L-com. BD, liyan ELE ALL INFORMATION CONT. COINTELEROS HERES 15 UCLA! “papi ah > see? ; DsTE WN EA Sie This is to identity five copics of serials which were delivered on 10/16/75 to -iss Barbara Ganoif of the staff of the Senate felect Couuittee (GEC) for retention in the Couimittee's offices, Sanoff, on 16/10/75, requested two serials relating to the White Bate Cointelpro and on 10/14/75 requested three serials relating to the CPUSA Cointelpro. Also on 16/10/75 she requested a copy of & zuemoranduca dated 7/36/64 from tir. Gale to Ua. Toleon entitled “investigation of Gu lux Slan and Other Date Groups. " Lxcepting the latter docucaent, these seriais were appropriately excised and reviewed by personnel of the respective Sections involved and delivered on 10/16/75. ‘The latter document, dated 7/30/64, was not delivered as it was determined it had previously pcen referred to the £80 on 6/5/75. PPK, SY t- Copies of the above documents which were delivercd to Ganoif on 10/16/75 are attached together with a cover page indi- cating their receipt. A copy of the 7/36/64 document is also attached ior infor.ation purposes, SCTION: Hone. For information. Eaclosures G2-116009 CA fhe 2 G27 y y, WG “ebb ine a ‘er! 62-11063895  Costady) esa * RaCorg 1~ 100-3-104 (CPUSA) NOV ze atk i - 157-9 (white Hate) Sie — . {10} ~ oo... aol ~ SPNOV 201975 S077 Doclda:32989534 Page 135
® PEE eee l - Mr. Mintz - Mr. Jenkins - Mr. Ash Mr. Wannall Mr. Cregar - Mr. Hotis ~ Mr. Daly? BY LEATSON Honorable Prarik Church Ghaimman (OG (salect , Comittee or . ; intelligence Agkivities ALL INFORMA: wt { . United Gates Senate ERE UNG Lass NEED Vashingbon, D. C. DTH] ; BY. Bear Me. Chairman: fn This is to confirm the conversation between Special | fgont Paul ¥. Daly of this Durasu and Senn fT. DiLiftf of your | Committee on October 27, 1975, at which timo ir. ELLLEE was : advised that the FRE had diecontinucd gte-Gestruction of _ fingerprint filles in the possession of our Identification { Division. The records that wore being destroyed were thoae . pertaining to civil fingerprint cards of individuals 75 years ef age and older and criminel fingerprint cards of porsens 8&6 years of age and older. This destruction program vas initiated } in 1973 with the approval of the Attorney Goneral and the archivist of the United States. Our discontinuance of this destruction program was prompbed by 4a letter to the Director lL dated January 27, 1975, siuned by Senake Majority Leader . Wike Mansfield and Minority Leader Hugh Scott which announced the formation of your Committee and requested the Bureau nob destroy certain Files. . EAS REINA “es rr_ /O Tb The discontinuance of this destruction progrant has Ye \ croaked problems with regard to storage space and it would \ 7 \ not appear that thesa records would be of infétesi-+e- young ‘ Committee. Mr. E1Liff advised that this Bureau could agaiz,  , ~ esoe, bir. eGin to destroy these record. T2 NOV 7 1975 3 L Dep. AD Adm. — Dep. AD Inv. — inceroly vo be Be ; Asst, Dire 7S aa i, Sincercly yours, wor ike Sa en / a ‘ Admin. A i \ \ Comp. Syst. —~— Clarence H. Kolley . | re Ext. Affeirs —— Files & Com. — Ident Director ‘ ma . Inspection oo Oo Intell. 1 — The Deputy Attorney General VP pan a , len & Evgt “7(Atetention: ichael E. Shaheen, Jr. “vf ee specs wf aA pecial Counse * / tnvelligence Coordination) Trei ~ t * V x v4 _ SEE NOTE NEXT PAGE - i ae j % ; 503 & 1 GPO : 1975 O - 569-920 Digest sh GY ey ) WS5077 DBocld: 32969534 Page 136
- A . * » Honorable Frank Church NOTL: By memorandum dated 9/30/75 from Mr. Ash to Mr. Jenkins captioned "Fingerprint Purge Programs, Identification Division," the Legal Counsel Division was requested to contact the Committce to determine if our fingerprint destruction program could be re- instituted. This destruction program has been done with the approval of the Attorney General and the Archivist of the United States in accordance with Public Law 91-287. :32989534 Page 137
1 - Mr. D. W. Moore 1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall J The Deputy Attorney General. November 3, 1975 1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar ) Director, FBI 1 - Mr. W. A. Branigan a UNITED STATES SENATE-~SELECT. OMMITTEE..L0 STUDY GOVERNMENTAL ERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES } On October 29, 1975, an individual who represented himself as being John Lofton, a syndicated writer, tele-. phenically contacted two separate representatives of this ~ Bureau, In both of these contacts Mr. John Lofton stated- a that he had access to a memorandum which had been prepared a for Senator Frank Church, Chairman of the Select Committee, FAN; by members of the Committee staff concerning a briefing which st] had been provided to two members of the staff by representa- Cee tives of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). ‘The Ga RX briefing in question which included classified information EGS) dealt with Soviet and other communist bloc corntries' activi- SONS ties with respect to the Congress of the United States. Bes ft is not known whether the memoranden referred te Bes by Mr, Lofton contained any of the classified information Bed which. was; included in the briefing. S0Q ' The above is being furnished to you for your infor- mation arid “we contemplate no further inquiries in the absence of your specific request. ; . 1 %) WAB; emg 03 MAILED 7 > 7 wee Ay + 0 NOV4 1975 : | NOTE: a “7 See memorandum of W. A. Branigan to Mr. W. R. Wannall ber wii Aated 10/29/75, WAB:emg, captioned "Senstudy." Assoc. Dir. min. ¥ wS o é BEG d/ f ‘sy en _ Comp. Syst. —— of, Pee : ” ‘ - : $ a aa Ext. Affairs . (dps aa fom Vn 5 yb y tA ee i 24 ae Files & Com. — V ~ ier Ny a Gen. Inv. —£ . , “hy ‘ Ident. . A . Sm 2 “ pectin en, Inspection 3. fA, Fe Q Intell. ¥ a iN a re ! Loboratory e f y (a 5 pm Nov 14 TS75 Plon. & Eval. ,f Py SpegAlnv. - , if , , CREE saan Leg he Vy af 1 Tedé phone af f GPO : 1975 © - 569-920 irector aes ROOM rail TELETYPE UNIT [__] B:} 4NQ I 19/Sponoksa Page 136 oY
aes -Assoc. Dir. Dep. AD Adm L | Ah —_—— a { | pei? ff © » a ‘ AOL ¥, Special Agent Administrative Division advises former ar pond Stewart EOD 7/2/51 and resigned 8/12 /65. ~~ Comp. Syst. Ext. Avfairs 7 Files & Com. LT Gen. Inv | ction W. Donald Stewart 1900 South Eads Street, Apt. 202 dh a oa dy PUATION ae C i See | ONTATN: rystal House I f Bas sump Arlington, Virginia” 22202 7 orto gin A 1b) rake o] #E val. i: Mm PL Spec. Inv. Training | Telephone Rm.j__ Director Sec’y September 18, ea et t— Mr, Clarence M. Kelley Director, FBI 1Opn & Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. a ia D.C. 20535 a r Mr. Kelley: I have been contacted by tRenate Select Intelligence opti and instructed by Mr. Paul Wallach to report for interview ‘on September 23, 1975 at 2:00 P.M. I have learned that the "Hunter" matter, on which a to be -intérviewed, is presently under review for possible criminal prosecution by the Department of Justice. Accordingly, since, while being associated with "Hunter'', I was under Bureau direction, I am requesting that an attorney be appointed for me by the Department of Justice or arrangements be effected that I can be reimbursed if I secure my own attorney-.- - ] 4 30, err : -Mb 3 as = i ot, aN oa W. Donald Stewart oo. vo _— P. S. Mr. Paul Wallach telephonically advised of above by me “i 12:10 PM. he 9/18/75. WDS yy ede Wil Me be gk “138? " ine
m ¥ FARA OTT JGHM G, TOV CP, TEXAS ViCk GHAAAN HOVIARD Hh. MAKER, JR, TENN, rere AS HART, men. WATE! BL TMaONDe 3. MOE, BARRY GOLIDWATS #, ARIZ ge WAeACTER DL HUODLS STON, KY. CHARLES MOCK, MATHIAS, PAID, , ROBLAT 7 GAN, NG. RNISHANO S$. SCHYCEMENR, ~¢ Ny ARY Hee, eee ae Sf oS) . Mertloa Diales @Brrcic WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIFECIOR a . SELECT COMMITTEE aoe are “ “STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH . RESPEC TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES {PURSUANT To Ss, RES, 21, t1TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 295150 November 13, 1975 ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED. HEREIN IS . SSEBTED DATE (CAND BY LAE. Michael E, Shaheen, Jr.-; Esa. wii L Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Bice of the Deputy Attorney General UY. S. Dapartment of Justice a ‘ “Washington, D. C. 20530 a ~ ? Dear Mike: Sees on. “7 EAR arn wes. aT eet, ma cenice a mane beret: e a of This is a follow-up to » my-tatten ta_yan-cb-nsvenber 7, 1975, concerning our proposed format and witnesses for public hearings on the FBITS use of Inzo rmants” ana sources in the intelligence area. mr The date for that hearing is now scheduled for Tuesday, December 2, 1975, rather than December 4 and 5, as Pinan: en aaiereny t = “f pense sciart indicated earlier. Also, with regard to the hearing format, in addi- tion to the appearance that we have discussed with Bureau representatives of three former FBI informants (Rowe, Hardy, and Cook) and Bureau representatives (who would discuss the overall Bureau use of informants), we are planning to hear testimony from the handling agents and otner FBI fieid per- | sonnel involved with the three former informants indicafved above. My letter af November 7 requested these field p Fe nel be made available for interviews and possible depositioy and I understand the necessary clearances and procedures 34 nearing completion for this. , j i { i | 3 | z 4 4 Also enclosed is a supplementary request for docu- ments pertaining to one of the former FBI informants scheduled to testify. REC Sincerely, oy if Be ELD 15 NOV 171975 vohn fT. ElLLiff£ Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force we RES Eos 5 Sed alalenltad anahe a Ree Rt ae er aed on ae Te mets SRY EL LUNE OTT ANTM ent PENTA OE IT ATE WET LE ONES PTE OR OOF REGAN TEE OEE 8 4Novis 1975.
The following documents and materials relating to Mary Jo Cook, whether in the custody of the Buffalo, New York, ‘field office or elsewhere: , a. ‘all documents and materials reflecting contacts and reports of contacts (and the substance thereof) between Mary Jc. Cook and FBI special agents from July 1973 to December 1974. . b. all documents and materials reflecting information sup- plied by Mary Jo Cook to FBI special agents (and Bureau field or headquarters summaries thereof), including all written xeports prepared by Mary Jo Cook, from July 1973 to December 1974. ~ “¢. all documents and materials relating to any guidance, directions, instructions, or suggestions given to Mary Jo Cook by FBI special agents from July 1973 to December 1974. . - 4 d. iL documents and materials relating ta Bureau and field -office supervision of the handling of Mary Jo Cook by FBI special agents from July 1973 to December 1974, % Ne, 4 SON ae a heros Tee y a DERI RE REE ELIE EE I LITERS POT SE EOI ELT TENE LIEN TELE PL PATIENT TS ATO IIC IOLA BEEN ETS AACR I YOR FORTIN Py SAPNA ROCESS HW 55077 DBocld:329895354 Page 141
. Sal » @ ° . @ OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL . bf WASHINGTON, D.G. 20530 + NOV1 8 1975. TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation NK snow: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. Speefal Counsel for Intelligence Zoordination SUBJECT: “Senate Select Committee Request Dated November 11, 1975 Attached is a letter from Senator Church requesting delivery of the DeLoach memoranda of August 24-27, 1964, (concerning the 1964 Democratic National Convention daily summaries from DeLoach to Walter Jenkins). Please prepare the requested response. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED — DST +4 ( Mn pp-lo cc: Paul Daly
CA I CO EE TER ES A EI HW 55077 TA: FROM: SUBJECT: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Senate Select Committee Request Doted November 11, 1975 Attached is a letter from Senator Church requesting delivery of the DeLoach memoranda of August 24-27, 1964, (concorning the 1964 Democratic National Convention daily summaries £rom DeLoach to Walter Jenkins). Please prepare the requested response. cet DoclId: 329895354 Page 143 Paul Daly "ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED IS UNCLSSIFIB Dare L2Jt300b BY Alea Meteo
w~ on i FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN JOHN & TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HART, M4RH. HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN, WALTEFH?, MONDALE, MINN, BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ, WALTER D, HUDDLESTON, KY. CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD. ROBEtT MORGAN, N.C. RICHARD S, SCHWEIKER, PAs Aa ¢ t GARY HART, COLO. ply t a Sf ow By £ WILLIAM G, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR TY e Wes Cer 2 FREDERICK A. 0. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL SELECT COMMITTEE TO CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT To S. RES. 21, 9STH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 November 11, 1975 Biwi, eke SSCA cng FRR EO Attorney General Edward H. Levi 1 INFORMATION CONTAINED Room 5111 Department of Justice AL uN ary Washington, D.C. 20530 parE Dt Dear Mr. Attorney General: In my letter to you of August 28, 1975, concerning Committee document requests, I said that we did not want the DeLoach memoranda of August 24-27, 1964 (concerning the 1964 Democratic National Convention daily summaries from DeLoach to Walter Jenkins) at that time. Because of the present posture of our investigation, I am now requesting delivery of legible, unexcised copies of these memoranda by Friday, November 14, 1975. I under-~ stand that the FBI has compiled and readied these documents for delivery and that the only delay in delivery concerns my sending this request to you, since it does relate to, the August 28 request. Sincérely, Frank Church Chairman DAM 3g 7 AT Encino ° /d ~ . HW 55077 Docld:32989534 Page 144
FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN ~ . JOHN G, TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN ‘PHILIP A. HART, MICH. HOWARD H, BAKER, JR., TEt : WALTER F. MotOALE, MINN, BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ, “A 7 4 WAITER DO HUDDLESTON, KY, = CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MDs ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. RICHARD §. SCHWEIKER, PA, ry 7 GARY HART, COLD. WMwifed Stafes Genafe 3 WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A. 0. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL, SELECT COMMITTEE TO 2 ‘ , STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH ‘RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT TO S. RES. 21, 84TH CONGRESS) 5] ue WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 November 14, 1975 pers kag POL. HAND DELIVERED Michael Shaheen, Esq. “Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Office of the Deputy Attorney General ‘U. S. Department of Justice Washington, D. C. 20530 Dear Mikey COAT ; AEE Select Committee requests immediate delivery of pertinent material pertaining to the attached. You will note that Mr. Colson's attorney took handwritten notes on two FBI documents dated July 6, 1971 and February 26, 196 The Committee requests this material for use at its publi hearing .on Tuesday. A copy of this letter is being ser iGr ear at the FBI.: Sincerely, John ELLIf£ - Director, Domestic Inte Task Force/y 2 AE 4% REC 2A sit. RE 15 NOV 171975 ray Attachment , — ec: Mr. William Cregar Pret LLNS ae Up 95
® —— . ss DicKsTEIN, SuaPprro & MORIN CHARLES H MORIN , THE OCTAGON BUILDING DAVIO | SHAPIRO Nf ff YORK ON FICE SIONEY CICKSTEIN 1735 NEW YORK AVENUE, N. Ww, . 745 FIFTH AVEHUC WILLA J CTHARAY ARTHUR J) GALLIGAN ‘ JUDAH GEST WASHINGTON, DBD, C. 20006 HENKY C GASHEN If — JAMES vauR SPRINGER RICHARD UITTELL 202 785-9700 . THOMAS W. MACK AUSTON OFFICE GORTON P RAMSEY ARTHUR D. MASON NEW YORK, N 4% 10022 212 832-1200 ON . GOSTON PLACE FREDERICK M. LOWTHER 2 . TON, MASS 02109 ROBERT J HISGINS Ma 9 1975 BO oe SEYMOUR GLANZER ¥ , GI7 723-8100 M oJ MINTZ ’ TRA H POLON KENHETH L ADAMS ALAN & PICK IRA R MITZNER WILLIAM SILVERMAN RICHARD P. PERRIN . “wD JOEL B. KLEINMAN ALL INFORMATION conTalny * (HOT ADM. IN OC) HEREIN Ui . ASST : oA iM, lead) BY . Myo Mr. William Schwartzer Commission on CIA Activities ! . Within the United States Washington, D.C. 20500 Dear Bill: Enclosed are several documents referred to by Mr. Colson and myself in the courseof his recent sworn deposition at your office. In each case, what is provided is a typed version of my rough handwritten notes. Those notes were prepared by me approximately a year ago, when I was given access to the underlying documents by the Watergate Special Prosecution Force in the course of pretrial discovery in United States v. Ehrlich- man, et. al. The documents are as follows: Ll. Several FBI memos and reports concerning Leonard Boudin. The text of the first report (dated July 6, 1971) indicates that derogatory information about Mr. Boudin had been furnished by the FBI to Ray McHugh of the Copley News Service. Although I do not have a copy, there exists in Mr. Colson's White House files a memorandum from John Dean to Charles Colson, dated July 20, 1971, transmitting to Colson a copy of McHugh’'s article. As you know, Mr. Colson served seven months in prison for furnishing to Jerry terHorst a report on Mr. Boudin prepared by Howard Hunt from these FBI materials. _ or? ” hy ae er eT ; wea . mos aan zy f HW S5077 Docld:32989534 Page 146 ENCLOSURE f
- co . \ Mr. William Schwartzer May 9, 1975 ae Page 2 2. A memorandum\listing cope ae Room 16 Unit in progress a& of August 0, 1971, and the person or persons in charga of eachproject. 3. A portion of the\CIA's July 8, 1971 assessment of we the damage resulting fiom publication of the Pantagon “ Papers. transckipt of a telephone conversa- Ehrlichtyan and Richard Helms on July 24, 1971, s advises Ehrlichman that certain sensifive CIA files Will be made available to the White Hgtuse, but only to \the President, Henry Ore Kissinger And Ehrlichman, end pect fically not to Howard Huht. . 4, Summary of tion between Jo ose a I hope you will find these documents of interest. If Mr. Colson or I can provide the Commission with any further assistance, please let me know. L,. b roy Kenneth L. Adams rer Attachments oo KLA/tee wat 7 ie. # a bay ms — a arr - we ey oe - mY ~ ame + ww ree ee ery ¥ " ° Jy N ‘ \ 6p Ms ry x ao aA ey oa “, it ne ee ar .? . - 4 + Page 147 pial Ahan . , SA 35077 Docld: 32989534
(Typed from handwritten notes.) neppaterrenarernmnaenitanmnaiins, (Apparently an FBI report on Boudin - dated 7/6/71.) Mr. Mohr: ) ‘Re: Leonard B. Boudin Attorney for Daniel Ells berg By memorandum to R. D. Cotter to C. D. B. Brennan dated June 28, 1971, it was recommended and approved that pertinent information concerning Boudin's sympathy for communist causes be used in ccnnection with the Mass Media Program. Information concerning Boudin's sympathy for communist causes was called to the attention of Ray. McHugh, Chief of the Washington Bureau, Copley News Services, by Crime Records Division. Attached is a copy of a release prepared by McHugh dated 7/1/71 concerning Boudin. It puts Boudin in the proper light as a communist and Soviet apologist. Enc. L Mr. Mohr , L Mr. Sullivan ’ ATID l Mr. Bishop SRR ty et co . 1 ¢. D. Brennan DAT L R. D. Cotter mM an Ie 1 M. A. Jones (handwritten notes at bottom of report indicated that copies were’ sent to H. R. Haldeman, the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General) [Attached to the above report are the following documents: Ll. A three-page report by "JMS", dated June 28, 1971, concerning Messrs. Boudin and Nesson. At the con- clusion o£ the memo the following words appear: "Action: For the Director's Information." 2. An undated report by "JMS" concerning Leonard ‘Boudin. 3. A form indicating that the above reports are secret, and that Mr. Boudin's name is in “the Security Index". ] eneiasune QL -//n 3%, 3d VE Docld: 329895354 Page 146 SH S5077
(Typed from handwritten notes.) (Memorandum from Mr. Bishop to M. A..Jones, dated February 26 38 and typed on United States Government Memorandum stationery. ) The memo is entitled "Re Leonard Boudin, Attorney for Benjamin Spock. Information concerning." The author states that the subject (Boudin) is "well known to the Bureau", and that he has been identified as a member of the Communist Party in the past. The memo sets forth certain information about Boudin's alleged past activities, and states that the White House and the Attorney General have been advised of this. The memo concludes with the following: "Recommendation: that approval be given to furnishing the attached information to one of our friendly newspaper con- tacts." The memo indicates that copies were sent to Messrs. DeLoach, Bishop, Gale and Sullivan. Attached to the memo is a February 28, 1968 report titled "Dr. Benjamin Spock"; the portions of that report concerning Leonard Boudin are high- lighted. HW 55077 Docld:329895354 Page 149 ' y
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