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FD-35 ‘Rev. 5-22-64) . ‘ FB? Date: «10/5/72 Transmit the following in i -. {¥xpe in plaintext or code) (Priority) a “ode, 2 ro: | ‘ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (139-4136) SS - Dae pe FROM: : SAC; ALEXANDRIA (139-20) <P MINTATURE- 7M TRANSMITTER ce at FOUND ON TELEPHONE OF ae JR. SPENCER_OLIVER, a Een a DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CCHMITTEE . a ey HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, D. C., wt es 9/13/72 - SO ae (00: WFO) re Re WFO teletype 10/3/72. a | Lou. _ a) Uinelosea £ for the Bureau and EO is one copy for ¢ each of a CIA memorandum dated 10/4/72, entitled "Robert Spencer Oliver, Sr., Robert Spencer Oliver, Jr. CL November 1937), Robert Oliver Associates, Washington, D. C., ." ers Ones Association of Democratic State Chairman,” and Cia’ memorandum “| dated 10/4/72, entitled Arthur James Wooiston~Smith " Science Security Associates,” ae . fea] ¥. "Bureau. ‘Gane! 2) (By Courier) . - ¥FO (139-170) (Enc. 2} {By Courige) i- - Alexandria ALP?Sw . _M ..--Per ries - a =~»... &U.S.Government Printing: ‘Offices 1972 —— 455-574 : Approved: Sent HW 55077 Docld: 32989534 Page 226 - = a Se ee ae
DEMOCRATIC PARTY SHOULD HIRE HIH TG CONDUCT a "STUDY" OF THE CPERATIONS OF ORGANIZATIONS SUPPGRTING THE RE DASH ELECTION -- EFFORTS OF THE PRESIDENT TO DETERMINE WHAT ACTIVITIES THEY WERE COSDUCTING AND THE SOURCE OF THEIR FUNDS AMONG OTHER THISGS, WOOLSTON DASH SMITH STAZED HE ONLY MENTIONED THE NAME "NCVEMBER GROUP” AS ONE OF THE GROUPS TO STUDY BECAUSE HE Had READ ARTICLES IN THE NEWSPAPER CONCERNING THIS ORGANIZATION, HETSER SEVENTY TyO, MR. PauL rHOUP, SEVENTEENTH oo aim © Q t+] -) % “0 4 pom (74 "aM 4 Imad | Q at re 4 Ne eo] ft at = fom tt Qa oU 7 ox com) a rel ok Qu (*} \J G2 ee “Ns re] a THIRD AVERUE, REW YORK » NEW YORK, ADVISED SPECIAL AGERTS (SAS) ALVINO ASD ¥YALKER THAT THE ORGANIZATION - ¥AS INCORPORATED IN NEW YORK IN FEBRUARY, NINETEEN SEVENTY Tyo. RE STATED HE WAS ONLY FAMILIAR WETH LIDDY AND MC CORD OF THOSE ARRESTED TH THE WATERGATE, WASHISGTONR, DCCWDC) HE STATED Ss + LIDDY WaS COUNSEL FOR THE COMMITEE TO RE DASH ELECT THE PRESIDENT ~~ AND SUCH WAS USED TO PREPARE APERS NECESSARY TO : z r=] Bi i) TNCOGRPORATE THE NOVEMBER GROUP. 4H G3) ADVISED LIDDY was ON THE CORPORATIONS BOARD 0 AND PROVIDED LEGAL ADVICE FOR A SHORT | TIME AFTER THE ORGANZIZATION BECAME ACTIVE. MULLER | Oo It Ch (I) Q re | i) wy >» WY a wee on ae nr ee a ore ee ee ete wee eee she Fs WW 55077 Docld:32989534 Page, 247
STATED HE NOR, TO GROUP HAS HAD AHY ACTIVE IN THE FIN ELECT THE PRESIDE HIS KNOWLEDGZ, ANYONE ELSE AT THE NOVEMBER BECAME ANCE CONMITIZE GF THE COMMITTEE TO RE DASH ; NT. MULLER STATED MC CORD CAME TO THE OFFICES -- . ROUP, MAY SEVEHTERRTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY TwO To . HAT THE SPACE #35 SECURE FROM EAVESDROPPING, | RONIC. BULLER STATED HC CORD AND LIDDY WERE TTEE TO RE DASH ELECT THE PRESIDENT AND THAT HE AGAIN AFTER AY SEVENTEENTH. 3 THE NOVEMBER GROUP GETS ITS FUNDS FROM RE DASH ELECT THE PRESIDENT AND IT SPENDS ODUCE ADVERTIS=SNEHTS ON BEHALF OF THE. RE DASH ELECTION EZFFORT. HE STATED SEVENTY HE FUNDS ARE GIVER TO MEI DIA AS FEES TO CARRY ADVERTISEME STS: TWELVE AND OSE HALF PERCENT FOR COSTS IN.” PRODUCISG THE VARIOUS PIECES OF ‘ADVERTIZING GIVEN TO THE. ‘MEDIA wea AND TYELVE AND ONE HALF PERCENT FOR OPERATING EXPENSES SUCH - AS SALARIES, RENT AND OTHER FIXED COSTS. MULLER STATED HE HAD: : fi A ~~ nw 55077 DotId: 32989534 Page . 245 2
HW 55077 A RECORD OF ALL FUNDS RECEIVED AND'’SPENT. MULLER PROVIDED A LIST OF ALL PRESENT AND PAST EMPLOYEES OF THE NOVEMBER GROUP. HE STATED TO HIS KNOWLEDGE EVERYONE WORKING FOR THE NOVEMBER | AND ITS ONLY CLIENTS ARE THE COMMITTEE TO RE DASH ELECT THE PRESIDENT AND DEMOCRATS FOR NIXON. HE STATED TO HIS KNOWLEDGE HO ONE CONNECTED WITH THE NOVEMBER GROUP WOULD BE INVOLVED IN POSITIVE INTELLIGENCE GATHERING ACTIVITIES. ty male Dovid: 32989534 Page 249°
‘ wet aRatiee 7S os an Wyte 7 re att TE eee pe Sage HW 55077 X qe r vocta: 32909534. With respect to Bureau Source 200, also known as the CIA's Hunter Project, Mr. Dick inquired why the Bureau's participation in-this was not terminated at the time ‘ Mr. Hoover terminated our other #iail intercept surveys. . In this regard, SA Branigan advised him that obviously the Bureau Source 200 Program was not considered in the same light as the Sam Survey and the other programs. With respect to Bureau Source 200, the Bureau was merely a recipient of information provided by another agency, namely, the CIA. Mr. Dick exhibited a memorandum prepared by SA Br&nigan to advise then Acting Director Gray that the CIA was proposing that the Bureau take over the Hunter Project. In answer to Mr. Dick's question, he was advised that the Bureau certainly i never seriously considered taking: over the Project because dy of its magnitude, the number of personnel that would be ; . required to operate the program, and because the CIA themselves “ had indicated that the Postal Service feared that there was @ serious threat to the security of the program. Mr. Dick inquired as to whether the Bureau considered the product from the Hunter Project as valuable as our Sam Survey. He was advised that certainly there was no comparison between the results of the Hunter Project and the results that came from the Sam Survey. - 4 re < ware pra on, on amp ye = 4 ary fome ee gree ~~. : of ce rn eo age 265) . .
& ne Fs Ty oR SEP rd meen tem ee Jhe following information may pertain to the captioned individual. . ff F. int that C2. A. D. Beittei, then of Guilcord : : Dea, Bath pads un- American statements and w Was weiter: bine 2 to PVAMBNVe YOURL wen not to eulict in the Ob. 2. mililary cervic ce. investigation railek to cde Ae subsiantiaic these abllezvations aituouza Leiitel was sribed asa Aauutar aucacaugaue. 20 iS nponanity mooted Qe ragiving in Tougeioo, .-ississipri. Yhere is no accditional information contained in Dereau iiies concerning Beitiel. (100-193303) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned ''Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR :ncb) DRRincb.*- * -- (il) od c. OF | . * This ment is prepared in response to your request and és not for dissemt nation’ outside your Committee, Its use is Umited to official proceedings by your ommittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI. Docld: 32989535 Page 15 HW 55078
x 2 ~ ao: ee \ Syd 3 of thie Lureau contain the following information 2 Chsiioned individual. en emiamiabtel anal ou pus QO, _ “ed ree oy) ry $3 th oO ti oe He & oe 4 - es wt pe DE oy py Ine ~ re : Sany.d 2 £47 of Colored teocle, nttiesparg, i4ississippi, in 1933. ane 99 ANAAL MOA TANG ANIA ‘ : qeuweny wer U aks sara te Vaan (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation” DRR:ncb) re DRR inch %. 4 a ee om (ul) a Lo ; : i dissemt- his document is prepared in response to your request ota jot Ie ie oy i a n outside your Committee. Tis wre t3 lant! ze foo Fite Doel. ipsa nour Conimitttee and the content may nut oe disclose e ve without the express approval of the FBI...) . 7 - Cre hoe ore 4 | ‘ . 7 | “  _ENGLOSURE —— ae, 55078 Docld: 32969535 Page 16 . ——
& August 21, 1962 . 3 been mon wee et ae The following information may pertain to the z Yi ~ ate ne Sek captioned individual. _ . #£ a The flles of this Bureau reveal that_livs: Cinson cs 7tadson resided. at Box_243, Route_3, Carthaze,. iississipp2, ~ “in'February, 190-1. wig:ncB ‘<4 (12) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach - dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation” DRR:ncb) , This document ts prepared in ve TStae your Committ ? 4 76, your Committee ang the conten Sponse to your request and ts not. for dissem& nel without the ¢ Lis 919@ G2 limited dé * a g ; TOL oOo ficial " iy ne may nut b2 d proceedings b xpress approval of the F pp oclosed to unauthorized person, Y 55078 DoclId:32999535 Page 17
, Ausust 21, 1°54 . é ” ae The followins information may pertain to the cant The attached memorandum dated at Rew Orleans, ay July Lo, Lott entitled Louisian “spreatent Phone batt Recciyed Ly Helen Anderson, Batt desburs, “isslssivod® conseins Lnforuation renardins: one uelen Yiveinia Anderson. Our Liles contain no other information identifiable with her. & - 157-6-33-1997 : -JWBs: joo , (11) Vrs. a 4 . nA NASA ea 1 Yet ey ena vy attan ta Demity Attorney General Katzenbach “dated 8/21/64 captioned "ilississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb. . + and is not for dissemt- onse to your reques A edings b¥ watt so iste Your Commster, 1 se 23 limited to official proce ding nation 0 nel without the empress approval of the PBI . Enclosure
rr a 55078 Se (_JWBijob | ee ry . August 21, 1954 Vier no SyLvestiy’powens /// - ae ° e - a ae the followLng information may pertain to the captioned individual. An article with a byeline of Alex Wilson, Jackson, Mississipoi, eaoveared in the January 8, 1955, edition of the ‘erpieitate Dertender," a Homohis, Yennessee, newsvaner, entitled "Hore's How Credit Preeze Operates In iiississippi."' ‘this article G@eals, muiong others, with one Sylvester Eovens of Dlendora, Mississippi, and his efLorts to obtain pronerty and place his childeci in schools. The report im which tnis informacion is set forth in datali was submitted to the Department on Lauren 7; ~ “7? & i 1955. @he report was made at iienphnis, Yennessee, February 1o, 955, enbiticd “Association cf Citizens Councils (of iiississip Tntoernal Securlty « XxX." The information concerning Bowens arp on Pases 46 and 47 of this report. pi), ears =. 105~34237-5 a : (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach _dated 8/21/64 cantioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb.) your Corrmntte. rs Its us ; > ce and the S use ts limited to emi~ nl without the express open jay nut be diseloseg ta, cial roceedings by TOUS OF the ##ZF “vhorized person- DoclId: 329894535 Page 30 , ene
Avgust 21, 1964 9 “J, We. BROWN ne a ter The following information may pertain to the captioned : This Bureau conducted ah investigation in 1962 in | ; Mississippi in which one Jd. Wi Grorm allesed to have lost a bus driving contract renortediyv because cf hig efforts to register to voce in Forrest County, Mississippi. gAn investiga tion of this matter under the character “Civil Rights - Election Laws" was conducted, All reports of investigation have been furnished to the Civil Rights Division of the Department in the case entitled “John M. Carter, dr., also known as; Et Al; Bennie Hines; Et Al. = Victins." ber 20 265 JHB: job wely “742) “ye - * (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney Geral Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned ‘Mississippi Freedom Esmocratic Party Delegation” DRR:ncb.) This document ts prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee. Its use i: imited to official proceedings by your Coxumitice and the content may nut b- cisclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI . 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 31 l
en a teen aeded ree rebeane ital tne nd sath nse REAL Pc Atal Bett OCE ate Ot ORLOV NS 55078 ; - August 21, 1954 oscan ertns dt Sanne HORS cr Osear Gilles, £01 Church Si we wh . ~ adn panes Syn Tipe al yi9 curing an intcerview in iiapch, 1923, « ~ ~ - 7 . s ae a ee =e te wos on January oc, 1Gh4, in Gallehsatchte Cs eS ee ea ae a) wt Va con G co 1c . we ~ p cr rey a 5 v “4 z Fs & Had 2 BLATH “pace edueaticn and was employed merchant and vartetbime funeral narloy emplore ne had never been arrested and had never seri Forces, . Pa o ” Yn12914-28, P. 230, 231 WHJs: job (11) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy AG Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 _captioned “Nississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation DRRincb. ) i 1 d is not for dissemi- This document ts prepared in response to your request and is not f nation outside your Committee, Its use 03 limited to official proceedings by your Corumittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person nel without the express approval of the FBI . Docld: 327989535 Page 47 . oo. TH pw me Mn yh ws, UbSSsisslin . 2 The following information may pertain to the captiensd
/ fugust 21, 1954 MRS. MACYHARDAWAY ..— = net ee The followilns information may pertain to the spouse of captioned individual. During an interview on April 10, 1951, perso. Hardaway advised this Sureau that he was born on November 21,” £500, in _ Clavie County, Hississirpi, and hed Lived in that county at — Ae wa As o ct Box $4, Route 1, Env verprise, Hiesissippi, during the preceeding x elshteen years, je added that he owns forty acres of fara iand at that adcress and that ne has resided at Enterprise, Hississinpl, all his lifetime, : Maceo Hardawa ay in January, 1958, tried to resister to vote at the Colnty Courthouse, Clarke County, Quitman, “Hississi Reports reveaiins the results of a Civil eee » Plection Laws voobtigation antitled, "*, b. Ramsey. Reristrar of Clarke County, Wississinpl; fiaceo Hardavay; Ep Al. « Tiotins” have peen lurnar te the Givil Rights Division of the Department on a continuous basis from 1959 to 1983. « 4412887 WHJ:job Mr (11) - (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Paty Delegation! DRR:neb, ) ~\ This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt- nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by your Conmitiee ad the cortent may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI .
HW 55078 August 22, 165 wt cir eenentl HaS. ALTA LLOYD ee al th? Captionsd individual inet g a S amteee VO havea not anya: 2. . AD ot ae, as hoyever, our fi2ed do sove avy r° i * wae yta +. ota 7 BUMOTORS .SrYescs wesiddne in Fen » » o ca 5 S VhO 22 £ush atconnted te werdster to vote or pay a d 3 i POLL Can, AG 1.26 tine 626 vas residing in Sar is, HLGS2SSippie (44-17526-1) anne - - i svBscad (11) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach — dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation'' DRR:ncb) ¢ 8 CD me . This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissent nation ovtside your Committee. Its ise 0s limited to official proceed ings ¥ your Cc.vmitice and the conter* may not 02 Gisclosed to uxautworized person 7, oar] nel without the express ap-rovel of tre Fil . DoclId:32989535 Page 49
Adzust 21, 19¢4 . av ae | if gh EP, remnant Cont’ Souyy Tae Poliowing information may pertain to the captionsd incivicual, Sa Deceanser 3, 1250, 9 Coral onith, aownite Zeocle porn Noveubor if, 2280, Mersiail County, fdssissinoi, entere: “Spies of sullvy to @ ayo coum? indicicaar ca.antios viclati of Csctions cyd enc 6Fi, unites Scates tole (Lxtoreicn), in U.S, oistrict Court, oxford, ‘Hssissinnpi., Sith ves s.ace en tywO Vears Siciervisad Breintic an@ CASS aYes2 sit oF C6Fa Geath, aGily Sorinys, i.iSsissiposi, in ucteber, i253, sending a threatening Letter to @ vora smith, resicing ia Tae GLLG oF UST gin. (9-28903) ane | \. /JSPi bss | a (11) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned “Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRRincb) This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemix nation outside your Comittee. I's use ts Umited to official proceedings by your Corvmittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized persaan nel without the express approval of the FBI . 55076 Docld:32999535 Page 50
Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Calishan Conrad DeLoach Evans Gale Rosen __+ Sullivan Tave} Trotter Tale. Room July 22, 1924 ° BARBARA JONES Cn the basis cf information available, itis nct possible to identity Barbara dones, of New Yors City, in €Bi illes. it is noted, however, that cne Barbara :./\Jones, Te AM a ~ Sean se aATaA- f te serge ft mt se ari ree 2 21 Kev Garcens head, ueens, New York, vas the registered ovmer of 2 7 « - - caf — . ' £259 Yee ‘ ‘ wy ping Pars oe : a «ina - t Se, Ba, feta es ig Rag 3833 Ford anto.acbile hich vas chbserved in the parking area at Tribore Station, Fancall's islana, on estember 16, it53. This was curing a raliy being held cn fancall's island which was sponsored py the National Co.amittee to becure Justice in the Rosenberg Case. WIS Satud GulGiuculic van o¢ea aL mc SAMS IScation on May 3, 1953, curing anciher rally sponsored by the Rosenberg Comrsiitee. Yo, 3 S ¥ SI a bey Per request of Walter Jenkins, White House Staff HHA:car ~ (10) tov ared 2 or dissemi- This document is prepared in mespanse io you meguen Oe sro Fe oS i i teide your, Gommittec, [28 wee Ue wile | } ce * on ee Coiamitte seh the content may not 7 disclosed to unauthorized pe nel without theexpress approval of the FBI. {\ ” } ee aw yo ; . ' . i . Pa 2. ce ad ae ~ ~ — re ie Nea |
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55078 TELETYPS TO BIRMINGHAM RE: ADMINISTRATIVa INQUIRY 8. ON THE OTHER HAND, ADVISE IN DETAIL IF IN THE INSTRUCTIONS YOU RECEIVED IT WAS CLEAR THAT IT WAS A MATTER FALLING WITHIN THE BUREAUS JURISDICTION CONCERNING INVESTIGATIONS OF TERFORISM, CRIMINALS, OR ANY OTHER UNLAWFUL ACTS FALLING WITHIN THE BUREAU'S JURISDICTION. 9. WERE ANY INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED TO YOU AS TO THE CONFIDENTIALITY TO BE AFFORDED YOUR ASSIGNMENT IN THIS 7 REGARD? ~~ “_—e —— NUON TEN PINE TA A IPE SORTA EA TOUATIN UTTTEM YY A RTYETONERIM LU, Ji LOU ro Vaso. WAV UVYY ALD 4tVNAUEANVALET Roy eae 2aLy ara OUTSIDE THE BUREAU OR HAVE ATTEMPTS BEEN MADE TO INTERVIEW YOU BY ANY OUTSIDE NDIVINUALS CONCERNING THIS ~ MATTER? THIS WOULD INCLUDE ANYCNE FORMERLY EMPLOYED BY THE FBI, 11. BASED ON YOUR RECOLLECTION, WHAT INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS WERE COVERED BY TESURS? | 12. FURNISH ANY OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION THAT MAY NOT BE SPE CIFICALLY COVERED BY THE QUESTIONS ABOVE. YOUR RESPONSES MUST BE HANDLED IMMEDIATELY (TODAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SIX, WITHOUT FAIL) AND INCORPORATED IN AN ENCODED TELETYPE TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE DIRECTOR, ATTENTION INSPECTION DIVISION, Docld: 32969535 Page, 104
reaGe BHREE 1, SED BY SAKERY FOR STORAGE AND SEPARATED FROW CORE- SNCC BY rLissy PARTITION. BAKERY OWNER PERMITTED ACCESS TO STORAGE acEA AND MICROPHONE PLACED BETWEEN EDGE OF PARTITION AND WALL. 12) I WOULD LIXE TO STATE THAT AT NO TIME DID I EVER CONSIDER THE ABOVE TO BE A POLITICAL OPERATION BUT IT WAS GBVIOUS THAT DE LOACH WANTED TO IMPRESS JENKINS AWD MOYERS TES Ea RS SS SE WITH THE BUREAU S ABILITY TO DEVELOP INFORMATION WHICH WOULD BE OF INTEREST TO THEM END pee * . : . ’ t ™ re! iret * ” = 2 * b a | MW 55078 Docld:32989535 Page 115 LS ssi aS si i isle rac erence ee
tO inate bO i 10 ogg mnintar cen SHU AIOE tee D ese at taicitd wet eete = PAGE TWO THE SECRET SERVICE IN ITS PROTECTIVE FuaucTIons. 4, AND 5, AS I RECALL THERE WAS NO INFORMATION TO REPORT, whbtdeall HOWEVER, HeD THERE BEEN I WOULD HAVE REPORTED TO THE SENIOR “SIDENT AGENT, ATLANTIC CITY, RA. WHOSE OFFICE WAS BEING USED BY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH AS SORT OF A CONMAND POST. 6. I WAS INFORMED THAT THE PURPOSE OF THE ASSIGNOIENT WAS TO GATHER ANY INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION WHICH MAYBE OF ASSISTANCE TO SECRET SERVICE IN ITS PROVIDING PROTECTION TO THE PRESIDERT. 1 DO NOT RECALL WHO SPECIFICALLY ADVISED NE OF THE PURPOSE Uinen inan Ink DAL, NEWARK. 7. WO. 8, THIS QUESTION IS ANSWERED IN MY RESPONSE IN QUESTION 6. 9. NO, BUT OUR ATTIRE WAS SUCH TO BLEND Iii THE CROWD IN A -“” 12. I HAVE NO OTHER INFORMATION PERTINENT TO THIS INQUIRY. END RESORT AREA 14. NO. . ii. 1 HAVE §O INFORMATION OF ANY TESURS BEING CPERATED. HOLD . WW S5078 Docld: 32969535 Page 122 . en ese
—_ * ' e ‘ - ro. . i tae ry ~ | iR008 BU CODE ., ! | ‘5240 PM IMMEDIATE JANUARY 26, ‘1975 DMB TO DIRECTOR, FBI (ATTN: ' INSPECTION DIVISION) ee FROM BUFFALO | ye (Noe — PERSONAL ATTENTION =~ POL Pepa le nay SORES ADI. AISTRATIVE INQUIRY . Oo eo RE URTEL JAKUARY 26, 1975 INSTANT. cnt SA WILLIAM P. CRAWFORD RESPONDS AS FOLLEYS TO RE TEL: le SAC THOMANGEARTY, ST. LOUIS, MISSOUIT. Ze TO PROCEED TO WASHINGTON D.C. AND REHORT TO FBIHQ FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS, AT FBIHQ A GROUP CONFERENCE INCLUDING OTHER 169) FBI AGENTS WAS HELD BY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CHARHA D. DE LOACH AND WFO SUPERVISUK BLMEK LUDD RELATIVIO TO MY ACSTSIMENT, Se MY ASSIGNMENT WAS TO ASSUME AN UNDERCOVER ROLE OF A CON- SULTANT ENGINEER FOR PURPOSES OF OBTAINING INFORMATION IN- VOLVING POSSIBLE CIVIL DISTURBANCE AT THE DEMGIRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION AT ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY, “AUGUST 22 THRU 28, 1964. 4. J REPORTED TO ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE IXACH WHO WAS IN CHARGE AND SUPERVISOR TODD WHO WAS SECOND IN COMMAND. “t / > i Qt FEB S 1975 ° Weert PETS ere, Phis document is prepared in response te. your request and is not for dissemi- nazion outside your Commitee. Its use is limited to official proceedings, by Pats your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to waduthorized, pergon- od nel without the express approval of the FBI . SOSIO . E nee LEAT ar ¥ % ; AH, UR pe: \i ; ” ?
y . € . @ ry PAGE TKO. ee De INFORMATION OBTAINED WAS DICTATED DAILY BY ME IN PERSON Tu FBI STENOGRAPHIC PERSONNEL IN THE ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENT AGENCY TO BE TRANSCRIBED. THE FORM OF COMMUNICATIONS UTILIZED IS NOT RECALLED. 1 HAD NO OPPORTUNITY TO LATER PROOFREAD OR SEE THE FINISHED PRODUCTS OF MY DICTATION AUD DO SOT KNOW ITS ULTIMATE DISPOSITION. | 6. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH ADVISED 4E THAT THIS ASSIGK- MENT WAS AT THE REQUEST OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES LYNDON B. JOHNSON, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH ADVISED THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON WANTED FBI -PERSONNEL .IN ADDITION TO U.S. SECRET SERVICE PERSONNEL TO DETERMINE IF ANY CIVIL DISTURBANCES WERE ANTICIPATED DURING THAT CONVENTION. 7. XO" 8. IT WAS CLEAR TO ME FROM THE INSTRUCTIONS I RECEIVED THAT THIS INVESTIGATION CONCERNED POSSIBLE TERRORISM BY RADICAL, EXTREMIST AND/OR MILITANT INDIVIDUALS WHO MAY BE ACTINa Ii ORGANIZED GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALLY. 9. NO SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS WERE RECEIVED REGARDING CON- FIDENTIALLY OF THIS ASSIGNMENT. END PAGE TYO
| HW 55076 ) ed > ‘ : ’ ‘ ’ t » ! ! PAGE THREE 10. I HAVE NEVER DISCUSSED THIS ASSIGNMENT WITH ANYONE OUTSIZE i THE BUREAU AND NO ONE HAS EVER INTERVIEWED ME OR ATTEMPTED TO INTERVIEW ME CONCERNING THIS MATTER. E tie I HAVE: KO KNOULEDGE OF ANY TESUR BAING UTILIZED. 12. NO ADDITICNAL INFORMATION. END MAH FBIH@ ACK FOR ONE WA CLR Docld: 32989535 Page 125
: j , i wR OOL LV CODE ote. 4 2204 PM IMMEDIATE JANUARY 26, 1975 RHd TO DIRECTOR, FBI FROM LAS VEGAS (67-5) / te ATTN INSPECTION DIVISION | ADMINISTRATIVE INQUIRY. ee ee wee, -_ ~ i pomea {. FORMER SAC RALPH BACHMAN OF WEWARK OFFICE.” 2e TO DRESS IN CASUAL CLOTHING AND WATCH FOR INDIVI- DUALS CARRYING PACKAGES OR WEAPONS AMONG THE VagIOUS PROTEST GROUPS WHO HAD GATHERED AT ATLANTIC City FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION. - ae Cem mR RNIN AOTCA TET AA VY TUE ANT A Ye LU PILNOLO AVIUWO LE UNUM wg wt wk Ree kee eee ee WHERE PROTEST GROUPS WERE CAMPING ON THE GROUNDS OPPOSITE THE HOTEL WHERE PRESIDENT JOHNSON WAS STAYING. 4. 1 HAVE SO KNOWLEDGE OF THE CHAIN OF COSMAND. I REPORTED TO ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENT AGENCY WITH OTHER SPECIAL AGENTS FOR ASSIGNMENT. “ 5. MY ASSIGNMENT DID NOT REQUIRE ME TO FURNISH INFOR- MATION ORALLY OR IN WRITING, HY OBSERVATION REQUIRED NO: px Ac 4 4. D - REPORTS OR MEMOS. | . REC-1040 — 6. TO THE BEST OF MY RECOLLECT ION, THE SESIOR RES IDEs 4915 AGENT OF THE ATLANTIC CITY .RESIDENT AGENCY ADVISED ME AND ye EEE el _ - . a This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for fissems SS. nation outside your Comm***ee. Its use 03 limited to official proceedings OY an sour Commitice and the contert may nut be discloscd to unauthorized person- mel without the express approval of the Fr! . hae ” Parad 1975 — * UNen i “ (FEB 14 HW 55076 DBocld:329899535 Page 1276 i at a