J. J. Casper to Mr. Mohr Memo Re: Joseph I. Woods Sheriff-Elect Cook County, Illinois Meeting with the Director 11/28/66, 10:00 A.M. storey out the Dh ‘following, the, ‘meeting IT asked Mr. Gale. to. phone SAC _ carry out the Director's: instructions: aiid fone Ub ae ‘whemite see balaelcios testrigiey Orr the tie Cook CounigeSferiti's ( Office ; rel ding the acceptance of National Academy ‘applicants, ‘and the ee OL; field, police reining, when Sheriff - elect Woods takes. pitice. SAG. Johnson: that thé Din “matters of mutual interestand a photogtaph-was taken.9 of ‘the aS Sook he ere eee together. with Sl rite Woods. to wort the La Submitted for information. of 7 HW 55091 Bocld:32989547 Page 106
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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27 UNITED STATES co@ MENT Memorandum yO} Mr. a DATE: 11/20/08 . ALL INFORMATION CONT, FROM : - - HEREIN IS UNC AINE SUBJECT: ’ FORMER SAC ERED 4, MC INTIRE ‘ge a 3010-106 i INTERVIEW RE“NEWSWEEK" ARTICLE ye LING Ad fi. an “SAC Brown of Detroit called this afternoon and reported that he had just had a call from former SAC Fred Mcintire. Mcintire said that | Hugt\MeCann, reporter for "'Newsweek" magazine, had just finished inter- ane _’ ., viewing hin. McCann told McIntire that "Newsweek" was doing a cover Mice ‘ story on the Director and among other things he was asked what kindof © ~~~ a person Mr. Hoover was, how did he function as an administrator and '; what type of cases does the Bureau do an outstanding job inand in what cases does the Bureau not do an outstanding job. ‘McCann also asked McIntire if he had heard if George Edwards was a rumored successor to the Director. . . we Former SAC Mcintire said he told McCann that Mr. Hoover” ‘| was the greatest administrator he had ever known, that he ran a tight organization and that the Bureau does an outstanding job in each and every i type of case. McIntire said that he had an impression McCann was attempt- ing to bait him somewhat but that basically” the interview was cordial. (ffl © =n . Mcintire also mentioned that he learned from McCann that” he was going to interview Bugas, George. Edwards, the police co: commissioner in Detroit, among others. Mcintire suggested to McCann that he y might” ‘want to talk to Harry, O'Conner regarding the Director. a Geof F857 BEE a oer = . NC SNES IEA a «at * 3) os r, 1-M. A. Jones = at mae 16 DEC BTi964 ad “ HPLimlk Ize / [cor sau 3 ~ eames tle 2 A a x | ; rnd aad okoe re at Peete! ; I “ff se oR WD ertuate ay 3 ‘ k i nen */ f a "Paton ae es “ : we , dissemi- , This document is prepared in response to your request and is mov for DEG BAae Sear g tion outside is Committee... dif use is limited to officig roccedings by Be of vo b2 a isclosed to w thorized person- n rc ny ~, your Commitice and the os ovat of Bo 4 A c 301 1964 HL “EE OUL the exoress anrroval of the Ft . & HW 35091 Docld: 32989547 Page 108 t
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UNITED STATES Govil MENT Pa oe . ef ara 7 ra OPTIONAL FORM NO, IC 7 4010-106 7 - MAY 1962 EDITED ays 1 4 . . GSA GEN. RFG. NO. 27 5 i L @ "person . . fl go & Oo e a a f PIEMONTE GEN Meas BYE yD Memorandum | : caret a i ‘ ey fet 3 “>? TO : Mr. Mohr* DATE: December 1, 1964 . ic : Wa crom . °C Ds DeLoach i a: 7 SUBJECT: BEN BRADLEE , | i AP BUREAU CHIEF 1, @ . Q"NEWSWEEK" MAGAZINE > au INFORMATION CONTAINED ; _ WASHINGTON, D. C. HEREIN I$ UNCLASSIFIED - : BY DATE “The Director approved my meme of Saturday, 11/21/64, that I confidentially advise Ben radlee, Bureau Chief, "Newsweek" Magazine,,Washington, . D: Cs, that we could not honor his reqtiest to bring his ‘New | York writer, Dwight-Martin, in to see the Director on Monday morning, 11/23/64. Referenced memo set forth con- .Siderable derogatory information concerning Martin' s wife, who, according to State. Department, ONTLand.Army. information, ed considerably with Chinese communisis and participated in running a. Chinese brothel. It was recommended and approved that I x: advise Bradlee, upon his vist to FBI ee of this information . on a Strictly ff \ . pe ee a es a ck el ee il cae } ; & Devrcereb the-record basis. - TS e28T 7A 2 valor ms pees LN a cur , . rater Y wk OOF we WE F owt west rertacn iets aM ans Bradlee was!advised of the above information upon his visit to FBYHesd- quarters 11/23/64; he stated he would keep this strictly off- the-record and that we could x trust him implicitly in this regard. i * Bill Moyers, while I was at the White House ‘today, advised that word had gotten to the President this afternoon that Bradlee was telling all over town that the FBI had given him considerable information concerning the wife of a "Newsweek" writer. Bradlee was also telling around Washington that the FBI had told him that Martin Luther King was a sexual degenerate, Bradlee, according to Moyers, had stated to several people that, "If the FBI will to this to Dwight Martin and Martin Luther King, they will i undoubtedly do it to anyone for personal reasons." + MIMUAERRIAIDERE EH TE PA Moyers stated the President wanted to get this word to us so we would know not to trust Bradlee. Moyers also stated that the President felt that Bradlee lacked integrity and was certainly no lover of the J ohnson Administration or the FBI. I told r Moyers this was certainly obvious. _ eal 3 REC- G ° Sf down os 2: Si } The foregoing facts certainly indicate on a3 aSive WEes the lagk of , truthfulness and integrity in the “Newsweek” bunch. eee ou E > 4 ise a r al Arty E Y EFt sa os ca ACTION: -. For record purposes. § : 1 - Mr. Jones | \ s/f td red. ig to your requ thd is not for dissemi- Mire d to} 4 : Ader ar Com Lresnens wuse iS limite aS official proceedings by | CDD: amr a) ana Lb eM onumittes a ontent may nut be d ‘ot to unauthorized person- =F § a BRS + LS reo if nel without the express approval of the F Bl. i HW 55091 Docld:32989547- Page 110-— - - ae \ noses rer
GSA GEN kg. NO. a7 - \ To} on UNITED STATES COQomenr r . Page oht os DeLoach 2 Memorandum — - “EE fo : Mr. Mohr ‘ DATE: December 4, 1964 La ie y . ed 7 va — aA os / Tele. Room Holmes ———_-__. FROM : C, D. DeLoach Gandy ‘ ¢ .SUBJECT;'’ NEWSWEEK ARTICLE ; t DECEMBER 7, 1964 van if CRITICISM OF THE DIRECTOR eos, NED WILLIAM GRAY - REPORTER rl ALL INFORMATION CONTA HEREIN IS UN co Bape ‘ DATE At 6:00 p.m., 12/3/ 64, Bill Gray, who is a reporter of mane maga~ Zine, with whom we spent some time in the gathering of material for the story, telephoned and talked to Wick.. He said Newsweek is focusig in its next issue on the ''King-Hoover matter’ and will also “correct some of the errors in the Hoover cover story." He asked if we could inform him what transpired within the meeting between the Director and King, Tuesday, December 1, 1964. He said? Newsweek had . _ Only King's side of the story. He said this might give an imbalance and would be one- f sided. .-Wick told Gray that this kind of talk, coming from him, was laughable, that Newsweek should not spoil its record for unfairness and we would be no party now or, k henteforth to their deceitfulness. 5 ; ACTION PAKEN: : : Wick told Gray we had no comment. Gray asked if I would call him and Wick told him I was out of the city and was in travel status and didn't care to talk to him cet Gray said, "So that's the way itis?" Wick said, ''That’s the way it is!" and *hung up. wees \t . : Vv \ SNARE )& ye 4D 1- Mr. Jones “ a a REW:dgs © ON / - (3) or . SS = ‘ y of 26 gf msm 8 od g-fub/- 379 a a oree ++ at be hai icles Mad St Ton ha hace site atnanen aaphteintninsenetehdendeh eeanieneriadeeemeaiakeiae ity > . : .} ane ane = EG 18 1964 6 6 DEG 2 a is prepared in response to yous te ae sash Ne ings an it 4 1098 mmittes, Tis use a3 limited to : nation outside your Co eee zed person- 5 sree sencustenod your Committee and the content may nut b¢ Te od nel without-the express approval of the, FBI. . 4 WW 55091 Docld: 32989547 Page 111 Co. ;
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t f ry +. rg UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Pr } @ NN 4 | Memorandum / « C OPTIONAL FORM HG. 10 ‘$010-104~93 DATE: 7/16/62 TO > DERECTOR, FBI (100-106670) “ Ay JAG FROM + “SAC, NB'T YORK (100136585) — RUGe SUBJECT: MARTIN LUTHER KING ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED SM ~ C OO;. Atlanta ~ veferenced letter, a copy of which was furnished Atlanta HEREIN IS UNCL. “DATE 1D ila Re. Mobile letter 6/21/52, to Bureau. Sf Atlanta's attention is called to paragraph 3, page 1, of \ . Since Atlanta is 00 in captioned case, and is the headquarters of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) the Bureau and/or Atlanta is requested to advise Mobile whether or not a COMINFIL investigation should be instituted of the SCLC, and the basis for the investigations Should a COMENFIL investigation be instituted on the SCLC, the Atlanta office should furnish the Mobile office information reflecting the extent -of influence of STANLEY DAVID LEVISON, HUNTER PITTS O'DELL, and other individuals possessing a subversive background who influence the activities, policies and leadership of the SCLC. - ). Bureau (100-106670) (RM) ' 2 Atlanta (100-5586) (Ri) 2- Mobile (100-1172) (RM) : .1 + New York (100-136585) this document is prepared in response to . * t « r Py Ss nation ovtside your Committee. Tits use ts cm ie (7) a your Compéeticengc’d the gontent may, nut Bb digclosed to a iy, “ 7 ? : _— nel withodyisle drpress“apmros'l of the z 4 / _ TEMUL 17 i962 [. nr iim in Coa, Fc i 33; if pe ‘ 4 Sf zagfith 25 1nd pA HW 55091) Docld:32989547 Page 113 | your request and is not for disseni limited to official proceedings ized pers 4 | j } 1 4 | 4 i 4 i q j i ' 4 ! j