B7C S MON 87. SECURIIY INVESTIGATIC ee as (1) hes voqut Gants relating to Communist Party, USA, investigat 1 ions New York Office has responsibility of investigating and reporting pot separately on national committce moetings, national training -f : schools, and other important national meetings. New York is > responsible for reporting activities of the New York District. W .£. Socialist Workers Party and other Marxist-Leninist or Trotskyite a groups , . ‘ The Wew Yorks Office should submit quarterly reports on the Socialist zs Workers Party designating reports as pending. Separate reports . - “ should be submitted: one pertaining to local activities, tha other + . pertaining to activities on a national basis. Auxilisry offices Po should submit ren’~ts each six months and may carry their cases in a _  & ponding-inaotive -:satus. Reports on less active Marxist-Leninist o groups | should be submitted semiannually and also may be carried as f pending inactive, [Pollow rule set out under item 3a, (2) (f£), above, % [ and baentat ‘y on cover vanes members Of the local Sceiaalist Workers - a { Party, or other organizations, who are not in the security index and ie Vf .are not informants or sources.] - : g. Classification - 100 . . 3 h. Title and character of communications - oo & (1) Gomaunist Party, USA , > Entitle all communications covering a national convention or a national organizational activity of the party: e Communist Party, USA * Internal Security ~ © é “Caption 211 comnunications covering activities in a particular 3 district: Sy . z Communist Party, USA District 2 Division. . a ‘Tnternat iSecurity - ¢ . ¥ ed Caption all communications covering activities in states not ‘¢ included in a district: , wi Ss Communist Party, USA . 3 State of - ca e -— * Division . . oe i. . Internal Security - C De ae Pn “ wet (2) Socialist Workers Party an , 2 . .Entitle all communications covering a national convention or # ’ national organizational activity of the Socialist Workers Party: < Oy mo, ; te - & Socialist Workers Party: - 2 ‘- : . Internal Security - SWP _ Lo Te 2 : . . _. &. Caption all communications covering activities within a oo i particular field division: ~: Co ge ee a 7B : : . os _ OT Fae os Socialist Workers Party Do - se t * ae Division nn ee - Ynternal Socurity - SWP - _ . _ 2s er (3) Other Marxist revolutionary groups 7 All communications covering other Merxist revolutionary groups should carry the name of the organization and the , ” classification, Internal Security; e.g., . 5 Proletarian Barby of America : ° 3 Internal Security - PPA : = . ; . & : 12 10-13-66 MW 35072 Doold: 32809529 Page 555
aw whe, NW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 560 Foe Meee Koon Boome 0 oe Boone} 4 . * , . « ] “~e 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATION ‘@ 87¢ nw _ Annual Communist Party, USA, oxrganigational and membership survey 8 Each office is instructed to initiate hy Pebruary 1 of each yeur a detailea and analytical survey of the organization and membership of the Communist Party in its territory, results to be forwarded to the Bureau by April 1. Set forth in detail the complete organivational structure of each Communist Party district or state orfanization including district and county committees, together with the identities ' of officers from the club through the district level. Mdentify each Communist Party club and section in the district, together with the | 4a@éntiscies of inividcueal club members and most recent date each member wes So i@entifir.. Where identification of an individual is tentative, this fact should be indicated by placing the word "tentative" after the individual's name.. Note the informant coverage in each club, as weil as on district and county committees, by setting forth the symtol nuabers of the informants, In those instances in which no informant — coverage exists in a particular club or on 2 district or county commaittce, this fact should be noted. In ad@ition, summarize the overall findings by setting forth the estimated Communist Party membership in the field office territory, together with the numbér of members who have been ‘positively and tentetively identified as such within the immediately preceding 12-month period. Charts and maps shouvid be used in setting forth the geographic distribution of the Communist Party whenever feasible, Offices which are auxiliary offices in investigation of a Communist Party @istrict should furnish the required information to the office of origin for inclusion in-its survey by Merch 15 of each year. . : . - - Following the organizational breakdown, each office shovld critically appraise its knowledge of the Communi:: Party organization within its division and set forth its comments er recommendations concerning investigative activity to be undertekc. to eliminate any weaknesses detected. In those instances in which the disclosed weakness ts that of lack of adequate informant coverage, advise in detail of th number of Bursau-approved potential security informants being developed. ‘ in the particular area, as well as concrete plans to obtain additional informant coverage in the future. {Bach survey should contain a statement that all persons identified as - members of the Communist Party are listed in the sccurity index, or are informants or .sources, Any exceptions should be named-and a statement : made as to whether the name has previously been furnished to the Bureau _ . for indexing. The status of the. investigation of each person Listed ~ should be shown. ] . Communist Influence in Racial Matters, Internal Security - C (cdae hame "CIRM"). Bufile 100-442529. Office of origin:. New York. ; ao Quarterly reports (to reach the Bureau by February 1, May 1, August 1, " and November 1) shoulda be submitted by each. field offi Loe for the ‘purpose of reporting, in a centralized manner, all available information bearing upon the communist influence in racial.matters. Included should be information developed under the title of a variety of Matters, such as CPUSA, Negro question,. communist influence in racial matters; communist infiltration of various organizations, such ah the Gongress of Racial Hquality, Student Non-Violent Coordinating Commit- -tee, and the like; investigations of subversive individuals active in the racial movement; investigations of communist fronts and other miscellaneous organizations; and racial disturbances and other racial matters investigated under the racial matter charecter. Informatio should be gneluded in these quarterly reports, notwithstanding the fast that it will @uplicate reporting in the other substantive matters referred to above, These reports shall be designed to-precisely spvil n fa 12a . Loe 10-13-66 "3 "Bag! to sib Tbe a dae ~ ip Beoay e 2 o g ~ ee ye Bbhabde ia rege yd Adana i Ae s state ot dag bees <ky &
a7: “porOH 87. .SECURE®Y UINESTIGAT ig . / out the full extent of the communist influence in racial nitters. hes aePeA yt fhey shovld nugarate words and intentions from actions; mere partic- { - Apation from direct influence; and the bona fide co-munist from the . 2 mere “do-gooder," They should not include information concernint i Llefitimate efforts in the racial. movcinen’ where thexec Ais no comaunist y taint. & pb. Information should be »eported according to the following outline. = ALL main headings denoted by Roman numerals must be accounted for. z if there is no information to report under a particular main heading, . 4 the heading should appear, followed by a statement "No information ? developed." : F] I. COMMUNIST STRATEGY . (A) COMHUNIS® PARTY, USA : 1 Plans, strategy, party line, and the like meade at national mectings, including expressions by. national and other functionaries . (2) Plans, etc., made at district and lower level meetings, rn m ; ine Luding expressions by local leaders and ra nk~and~ “ file membar (3) Plans, ete., as revealed in party publications and other yt praka fie E Rg  it—ed ale propaganda media, such as written-directives, press = _releases, and the like + Information under item 3 should be reported by the office ; - covering the-origin of the publications, such as the New - 3 York office for "The Worker," "Political Affairs," and “2 directives from party headquarters; San Francisco. Cffice e .for "People’s World"; etc. Party expressions, orsl or . . written, when directly related to a specific event ~ - covered under II, should be included under if, - ; (B) OTHER COMMUNIST GROUPS (Such as Socialist Workers Party, %, [ : , _ Progressive Labor [Party, ]Workers World Party, and the like) ¥ Under (B), report information under separate numbered’ sub— = ‘ headings for each organization. Report here information JE ; generally along the same lines as for (A) above. % - “II. COMMUNIST TACTICS : & In this part report information on communist direction and £ 7 influence of and participation in racial demonstrations, disturb-— 4 wt . . ances, drives, boycotts, and any other similar activities with “a woe Le .2 ' vacial overtones, This part will illustrate how communist active -. 74 wr . . ities attempt to exploit racial situations and expand coinmunist nos -~= . . influence, thus furthering communist objectives. : List activities a . -in chronological order with lettered subheadings, such ass: 3. A DEMONSTRATION, CLEVELAND, OHTO, 1-10-66 é . "(B) STORE BOYCOTT, YOUNGSTOWN, SHIO, 3-6-66 . i 2 . Under each subheading include such information as nature of event; & . 7 _* Sponsoring: and participating groups; total participants; number se - and identities of subversives involved; specifics as to whether tee . subversives directed, controlled, instigated, or merely partic es ipated; whether violence resulted and, if so, whether subversives involved; arrests of subversives and court disposition; and any oo other information believed pertinent to the overall pictura of ., communist influence, Efforts by supporting groups tec avoid , Communist involvement should also be reported. If a particular . event had no communist involvement, it should, of course, not be included in the report, , oS ‘ alt eA tei ee af, y fe & z : 2 wet ‘ s ’ > 12b . . 10-13-66 - HW 55072 Docld:32989525 Page 561 . : .
87. SECURITY 87¢ . TIT. COMHUNIEST PEREPRAPSTON AND TNPLUENCH YN FACIAL AND OTHER . H ORGANIZATIONS ° Field offices shovld set ont information concerning only the lecal branches of the corgenizgations which ere in it serritorys fhe office covering the national headquarters of an * organi anbien -Shovld set out pertinent data as to the national headquarters, as well as any lccal affiliutles in its tecritory, separating the ~ national frem the Locals. The nmomber of members, m2.% tionally ae - by locals, should be indicated. Include under ea information as to officers and ethers in positio ~ who have present or past subversive connections; _ to other subversives who are merely members; spe of influence wielded by subversives; policy cone : participation in the organizationts activities, of communists helding office or membershs ip (if no policy, so indicate); and use and distribntien of propaganda, . LV, MISCHLLANEOUS , Tf at all possibi-~, information to be included’ shevlid be set. out under the basic m..°n headings I, IT, or FIT. However, sheuld there be some pertinent information to report which does not . ' Tend itself to the first three parts, it will be permissibls to include it in part IV —- MISCELLANEOUS, . ce. The term "communist" should be interpreted in its bread sense as incluaing persons not only adhering to the principles of the CPUSA itself, out also to such splinter and offshoct groups as the .f Socialist Workers Party, Progressive Laber[Party,Jand the Tike. @. Any offiw: which has no information to report should so advis the Bures.. by letter in liew of a report. If any posrtive » . informaticn, however limited, is available, it must be sudmitted by report, The same appropriate local dissemination to scther agencies should be made as is made for the quarterly rere corcerning the CPUSA. regular report writing rules Except as otherwise indicated ab for security reports shall rts ove, the be applicable. f fe. Follow rule set out under item 3a, (2) (f), above, concerning licting [ . of those Communist Party members named in the reports who are not . » fe in the security index, j . , oom, “ Mw 55072 Doold: 32989525 Page 562 ae aes he ot f id dey “ae < Anat OE ie ot! * Ah te Daeg mets GEE ge reat, Ta om taint ft ey HER EE ry re a ns hel give rat z "2 is5 oy Se ewe Bi ahet naey ae cay .t HS ts ane we + leds yt b ey swan die