JFK Assassination System Date: 6/4/2015 Identification Form Agency Information Released under the John F. AGENCY : FBI - ennedy Assassination Records RECORD NUMBER: —124-90129-10265 Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC e107 Ware) . CasefiNW Sso074 Pate: 05-30-2017 RECORD SERIES: DL AGENCY FILENUMBER: = 105-1280-218 Document Information” ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: DL TO: HQ TITLE : DATE: 04/01/1965 * PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS : AMERICAN UNDERGROUND MINUTEMEN DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : = Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENTSTATUS: Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 09/15/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : LHM rr HW°43074 Docld:32335874 Page 1 20
“Maa — a at . : ee ee ee A we O43 ousx ee UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Dalt.s, Texas In Reply, Please Refer to April 1, 1965 File No. MINUTEMEN, FORT WORTH, TEXAS | Re: AMERICAN UNDERGROUND, also known as ! The following information is supplemental to information furnished in letterhead memorandum of March 26, 1965. DL T-1 on March 31, 1965, advised that on March 30, 1965, Arthur Pollard, Yan Pollard, Shirley Bob Renshaw, Otto “Buke” Koling, and an unknown individual met at the Circle A Lounge, 3124 North Uain Street, Fort Worth, Texas. The purpose of the meeting called by Arthur Pollard was to discuss future action of ths group in the area. Several of the group commented that they believed they were being followed from time to time and it was strange that as soon az they considered burglarizing a local National Guard Armory, that the lighting around the Armory was improved. About 10:15 PM, a well dressed white female, blonde hair, approximately 30 years of age, accompanied by a man dressed in a business suit, joined the group. The accompanying male did not approach the group. This un- identified female, who was not introduced, stated that the group ‘- was, for the present time, to curtail activities. The woman stayed only briefly and then left, after which the remaining members of the group dispersed. DL T-1 advised that the woman, unknown to him, was ap- parently from Dallas, and that Arthur Pollard stated following her Geparture that this “action did not surprise him as he believed the people in Dallas were very nervous at present and suspected the Federal Government was presently keeping a very watchiil eye on then. DL T-1 advised that Otto "Buke” Koling has beem seen during the past month with a National Guard Sergeant Hudson, from Bovie, Texas. DL 7-1 advised ke does not know if Hudson is im fact sympathetic with the group but that Koling was to try and recruit hin. 1k ~ Bureau (1-§9-107361) DECLASSIFI LO LCe 2 - Kansan City. (5-63-7787)... ..... os GO pT k= Bustumn eo OO" Of the YET “y, , Tecommendats . 1 - gan eo 84 is foanar of 78 18 the pronase ne BOF \ - antoaio itents are x eet to FOUT arene HPoperty cf the 9 ~ OBE 67 meoncy. '0L fo be dis paed sele¥. It and its 8 ~ Secret r 6?  OUvSide your SB - INT 6756-9 Rr tN ; , cere APT 6 75°52 YG : { | “ge TA neues NOT . i riali: Nua ed —* atomatic i MOCK " 3360 _ Shs : 4~157-218) venhassi cation en A rite, Oa A-136-38)) j oe earc, Lapg IZ, — eer | @ Steg FY (O35 -/2€@O0- 2/8 HY 53074 Docld:323356874 Page 2? —