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HW 55077 DoclId: 32969534 | Airtel j To: SAC, New York(105-146601) “ REC-14 From: Directdr, FBI (62-116995) — 1063 SENSTUDY. 1978 IS-R ve LOS Re Funirtel 9/24/75. 10/28/76 1 - Mr. Wannall 1 - Mr. Cregar 1 - Mr.-Hotis Attn: Mr. Daly 1 - Mr. Mintz SA James P. Kehoe should be advised that by memorandum dated October 20, 1978, the Deputy Attorney General advised: "With reference to your memorandum of September 10, 1975, I have decided that Special Agent Kehoe will be reimbursed, from Department funds, for the $750.00 legal fee in question. '' SA Kehoe's attorney will be contacted in the near future by a representative of the Civil Division of the Cepartment to discusa this matter. 1 - Personnel file SA James P. Kehoe NOTE: Based on incoming memorandum from General Tyler dated 10/20/75. foo ‘ JAM:mfd OM, (8) rED wy Nee TE ASST Sa mld A ssoc. EER Ub BY a ie Adm, __ DB Miele Dep. AD | — Asst. Di Admi Comp. Syst, __ es one. —- Be ga Inspection _ OCT 24 41975 | at eine. i PS Tat ’ Laboratory ~ on a ia ; Plan. & Evol. __ ; caer fot ae Spec. In hag “ \Training an i ic ne a, ega - w TELETYPE uniT{._] we Deputy Attorney GS4- 345
-. ASS etioNAL ORM NO, -< Gae ' - “yo 973 ED 10 re 5 . fl Dep-A] D “Op SSA FPMR Gat ere) $01-11.6 y 9 wv 13 Dep-p- i = UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT : Asst it emorandum | iene A ¢ Fil Clarence M. Kelley _t| Gen. ee) TO > Director DATE: Oct 1 ident. Federal Bureau of Investigation ° Ober) Oink R, ae FROM Harold R. Tyler, Jr. ao PINT & eal Deputy Attorney General } Spee, 7 A TALS Re y, SUBJECT: Reimbursement of Legal Fees to Special Agent : ae a | 5010-110 James P. Kehoe j Director See’y __. ~ a. Seedicly 7 I> With reference to your memorandum of September 10, 1975, I have deci e ehoe will be reimbur from Department ds, for the 0.00 legal fee in question. As you know, we are developing guidelines for use in this and similar situations. In the meantime, requests such as this will be considered on an individual basis. wy 4s ' AB NOV 12 1975 Docld: panel = Za Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 32989534 Page 14 __ | is 1 Pony Cnt. Ob 2 63957 1068:
wl “PPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 ~~ ° nd . JULY 1973 EDITION . GSA FPMR {41 CFR) 101-11.6 ~ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO FROM SUBJECT: hence ‘ HW J50 Fi Rex E. Lee ; Assistant Attorney General | DATE: October 20, 1975 Civil Division _ . Togo D. West, Jr. Associate Deputy Attorney, General Legal Expenses of FBI Agent Kehoe Consistent with the new policy we are adopting on representation of government employees, the Deputy has decided that the Department should reimburse Special Agent Kehoe-for legal expenses incurred by him in connection with his recent appearance before the Church Committee. It is our understanding that Mr. Kehoe will continue to need legal advice in connection with the Church Committee investigation. Since we would benefit from his knowledge of the case, and in the interest of continuity, the lawyer already retained by Mr. Kehoe should, if possible, now be hired by the Department. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payrolé Savings Plan DocId: 32989534 Page 15
JEANNETTE RANKIN i. Jos \y ° HELENA, MONTANA November 27, 1967 TO ALL AMERICAN WOMEN, I am proud of the fact that my first vote cast in Congress was a vote against war. It was the first opportunity for a woman to vote because I was the first woman to be elected to Congress. I believed then as I do today that women are the ones who must be concerned with the needs and development of the human race, I have always fought for the dignity of all human beings ~~ for those of the present as well as those of future generations. | Raa be on hdres tne he cauiemnaaiat air ar ner4nddtanahaummeaae ear Lesatends aeamemmeasntiiedbampaaanenmnanenram n rare me I will continue to struggle as long as I live. I hope ail women will respond to the following CALL,, and _ join me in Washington on January 8, 1968, the opening day of Congress, With highest hopes, Clon. JEANNETTE aces Nw 55087 Doocld: 32999544 Page 242
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= ‘ « OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10° oe JULY 1973 EDITION , GSA FPMR (S1%GFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ¢ Memorandum W. Raymond Wannal TO : Assistant Director, Intelligence Divisionparp: Federal Bureau of Investigation October 31, 1975 * Fed Ra FROM 7. pouglas R. Marvin ey Counsellor to the Attorney General SUBJECT: The Attorney General is scheduled to testify before the (senate Select Committee on Thursday, November 6, 1975. In preliminary conversations with.staff of the Senate Select Committee, some indication has been given as to what questions the Committee may ask. Attached are the questions that seem to fall within the bailiwick of the FBI. I have already spoken to John Mintz to ask for his assistance in preparing some of the information on the legal authority and the procedures with respect to in- ‘vestigative techniques. Since I am not aware of the person or division which would best be able to answer these questions, I am sending all of them to you with the hope that you would distribute them to the people most able / to respond to the questions. Would it be possible to have answers to these questions Tuesday morning? L Py wo obi ts give ad) <epica oy ony documenta yon the cere ful +tot bean ow these ques line Gud thot have been forwarded The Lloct Comite . (~ POA ® Ul of > 5” fae. : PEE ULM ee BRAGET y) By ae (aatde ie — \% on DATELA } , : I Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan mW 55074 Docla:32989534 Page 36 _
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i, MAIL OPENINGS Q. What are the procedures for seeking a warrant to : open mail? ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED e a0 THCLASSIPLIBD HERELY 16 Yacht eau DATE ih HW, 55077. DocId:32989534 Page 38. a ee . - . - we 2 Me os . , .
HM 55077 Docld: 329895354 Page 39 MAIL OPENINGS Q. Has any mail been opened in the past by the FBI without a warrant? “A. . If so, when was the operation discontinued? B. Under what authority was the mail opened?- What was the office of the official who approved the mail openings? an . conrad ag sone SS? pun th para mele. v=
MATL OPENINGS Q. Is any mail now being opened without a warrant? HY. 55077 ‘Dacld: 32989534. Page 40 ALL INFORMATION CONTALED HEREIN CLASSINTE Dare 4a py Sn lap (pee
HW 35077 Q. What are the procedures within the FBI for seeking authorization to employ electronic surveillance ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE without a warrant? Docld: 329695354 Page 41 “ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED. HEREIN I$ UNCLASSIFIED DATE_[--Y-0 BY. DIG
~ -., © , SURREPTITIOUS ENTRIES ° Q. Has the FBI engaged in surreptitious entries for purposes other than electronic surveillance? A. How many entries have been accomplished _ per year? B. What were the purposes of the entries? Cc. WHo approved the entries? D. Upon what authority were the entries conducted? E. When, if ever, was the practice discontinued? ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HERE IS UNCLASSIFTE HW 55077 Docld:32969534 Page 42
Q. Does the ‘FBI disseminate information it: ‘has obtained “by use “of | a “search including: ‘electronic ‘surveillance — to other Federal agencies? a . re 50, what agencies and under what standards. are "decisions made as to what information should be. disseminated? TIOW. Coma ran ery CLABSSIE ae 4° Page 43. 0°:
Q. How many warrants have been obtained for each 4 ~~ ear Since the adoption of Title III for searches ;-_ . . ny . > including electronic surveillance relating to ¥ ~ espionage? HW 55077 | Docld:32989534 © Page 44
— ; HW 55077 Guestion: Response: Question: Responses Question: Raspornses MATZ, OPENINGS Has amy mail been epened in the past by the EFBE without a warrant? Yes. The FBI, between 1940 and 1966, operated eignt different prograns involving selected opening of the mail for the purpose of datecting and identifying foreign agents who threatened this nation's security and to detect other persons who indicated willingness, end were in a position, toe sell out this country tG hostile foreim powers. In several other isolated imstances, mall was opened in comméction with the counterintelligence vesponsibilities ef the FBT. L£ so, when was the operation discontinued? All of these operations wore discontinued in Jaly, 1966. Under what authority was the mail opencd? Waat wags the office of the official sho approved the mail openings? These operations were generally approved by the late Director John Edgar Hoover althoush in certain instances they were approved by a high-ranking subordinate Eureau official, Por your additional information, you are referred to our Letter to the Attorney General dated September 0, 1975, captioned “J. §. Senate Select Committee on Intalligerice Activities ($8C),” which contained complete details of these operations. ) JPLiemg . Glassified Ay 3676 f cs | Exenpt froa GDS, Categories 2 and 3 on Date of Dacl\ssificabion Indefinite 5! Docld: 32989534 Page 49
oy What are the procedures within the PET for seeking authorization to empioy cloctronic surveillance without a warrant ? Eesponse ; An investigative Agent, who feels that justification exists for use of an electronic surveillance, will address a communication to the Federal Eureau of Investigation (MCI) Headquarters setting forth the nature of the case and the necessary facts to support his. belief that this technique is deeiced necessary. This comuunication containine the Agent's recommendation is reviewed by the Arent's immediate Supervisor. fhould the Supervisor agree with the Agent, he will subisit the coramunication bearing his approval to the Special Agent in Charge of the field oifice wao will carcfully scrutinize the facts set forth and if he agrees he will indicate his approval and send the conununication to Supervisor drafts a memorandum to the Attorney Ceneral (AG) setting forth all pertinent facts by which the request is believed justified — according ta the language of 18 DS Code 2511 (3). The request ls then presented for review and justification throuch channels, i.c,, Headguarters Unit Chief, Section Chief, Eranch Chict, Assistant Director of the Intellizence Division, Reputy Associate Director, Associate Director, and with the final personal anproval of the Director, PLL, the request is forwarded to the Attorney General, noting that if the request is not felt to be coampletely justified at any level, it is disanproved or returned for further clarification or justification. Yor your furthor edification, I have propared a momorandun to you dated October 31, 1975, and captioned "National Security Electronic Surveillances {NSES), * wherein I furnish detailed information resardine our procedures, steps, and criteria for requesting and acproving NSLS. Docld: 32989534 Page 50
HW 55077 Oe How Many warrants have been obtained for each year since the adoption of Title III for searches, including electronic surveillance relating to espionage? Listed below are the number of Title IIE warrants obtained by the FBI since the adoption of Title TEI, No itle ILI warrants were utilized in aspionage or counter- intelligence investigations. L968 - a 1969 ~ 24 1970 ~ 156 "ADT, INE : 1971 - 258 SN Ge eo CONTALNED 1972 - 149 ia iy 8, 1973 ~- 112 in 1974 - 96 \ ble 1875 = 54 (through October 30, 1975) In 1975, two judicial warrants were obtained permitting electronic surveillances for the purpose o£ obtaining forcigqn intelligence information. No records are maintained regarding the overail number of warrants obtained by the FRI for the recovery of evidence incidental to investigations. LiOZLs Classified “Scerct” since unnuchoriced disclosure could reasonably be cxpceted to result in cxocopeionally soricus demsace to national sccurity, title TIT data vas supplied by Supervisor ihe Neown, Division 9. Ue advised mo record is raintcined as to the total number of search varrants for obtaining cevin denea incidental to Eurecu investinations, ‘the tio judieial Warrants vere obtained for forcien intcliicence information in the investigations of Mohurmad Abcullah Alkbatib and Vohammed Lurid Vajih Halova, Classified by 5736, “GL5 2 and 3, indefinite. ; Docld: 327989534 Page 56
r " OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C, 20530 November 17, 1975 John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation TO: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. Special Counsel for Intelligence > Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is fgenate Select Committee request seeking "immediate delivery" of certain enumerated documents. Please prepare as prompt a response as pe possible. Paul’ Daly &. TIO, eon NAAN? = § &, 3 4 776 oi? 8 45h£8 p9-49782989534 Page 57
November 17, 1975 TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, dr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a Senate Select Committee request _ seeking “immediate delivery” of cartain cnumerated documents. Please preparc’ 4s prompt a response ag possible. ce: Paul Daly EE SSE al mye-l b HW 55077 Docld:32989534 Page 56
oe e ee OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 November 14, 1975 TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division . Federal Bureau of Investigation i A FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. a Special Counsel for Intelligence £ Coordination Zé SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a Senate Select Committee request dated November 14, 1975 seeking "immediate delivery of pertinent material" pertaining to certain handwritten notes on two Bureau documents taken by Charles Colson's attorney. The letter also indicates that my good friend Mr. William Cregar of the Bureau was simultaneously served with a copy of this request which will doubtless ; add to.his day's list of pleasures. /é ‘ La # ST 109 _ REC?! yo Ve 37, ~ 109: D cc: Paul Daly 15 NOV 19 1975 ES ETT OR vEGe dee goto » % wf "Nn L2-I63?™ SY pean & ANON 95,1979 onsa Page 93
| HW 55077 (Typed from handwritten notes.) (Memorandum from Mr. Bishop to M. A..Jones, dated February 26, 1968 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. Docld: 32989534 Page 99
a 7 - - ~ ad or * Ca = we nA - % »- . A | Assoc. Dir. : Dep.-A.D.-Adm._.. f {| Dep-A.D.-Inv.—... fi Asst. Dir.: Admin. . | Comp. Syst. —__ # LDERAL BURSAU OF INVESTIGATIC: ; * COMMUNICATIONS SECTION Hd tse og OR A NR 9@2 CV PLAIN, HOY 12 975 Ext, Affairs —_ || - “ Files & Com. —"} - Be et ams ) Gen. . q ~ $100 PM NITEL 11/12/75 SLO. SE | Sen, Inv. ———| | Inepection < 4 | Intel aoe *— Laboratory’ ow # ' 10 -~DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395) eae | : i Trainin ¥ Legal C “ é al na (62-2375) (C) | SENSTUDY 75 _ eee REBUTELCALL TO CLEVELAND, 11-11-75. K BARRETT G. KEMP (FORMER SPECIAL AGENT WITH THE FBI) WAS = CONTACTED AT HIS PLACE OF ENPLOYNENT, ST. MARY'S OF OHIO, AND | =§5VISED POSSIBILITY HE MAY BE SUBPOENAED BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE ™ 4 _:, CHAIRED BY FRANK CHURCH. KEMP STATED HE WOULD SEEK LEGAL COUNSEL [P °}SRon FBI LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION IN NEAR FUTURE, {~ “Teen a - Chee HOLD st 109 15 NOV 191975 Rech 55077 Docld: 32969534 Page 100
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Dep.-A.D.~Adm.__.. ' : . DepAD-lnv._— EDERAL BURFAU OF INVESTIGATION : Asst. Dir. NROGA AT CODED COMMUNICATIONS SECTION Come “ Comp. Syst. 5:20 PM NITEL NOVEMBER 12, 1975 bi) ee NOV 7 neh PACE ae atiee 2 tae ~\ ; nxt Affairs _.. ] TE \ ae ' Files & Com. __. | a 975 fw +) i Gen. Inv. / ee ie Ident. Inspection 4, ees a Laboratory — Pian. & Eval. Spec. Inv. __4 Training 4 {tO DIRECTOR (62-1 16395) | |) Rom ATLANTA (62-2854) J ff ae, W. 0. CREGAR SENSYUDY 75 ‘se REBUTELCALL TO SAC, ATLANTA, FROM SUPV. SEYMOR PHILLIPS Mi fH . Telephone i * Divaetor Seey iehanaadeirianeitaatdiimemtematnemiemmener enn tran isaad NOVEMBER 11, 1975. _. FORMER ‘SA, J, BROOKE BLAKE, DIRECTOR OF BANK SECURITY, TRUST COMPANY BANK, ATLANTA, TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED BY _. SAC NOVEMBER I1, 1975, AND WAS ADVISED OF CONTEMPLATED CONTACT Bee tS © Of HIM 8Y SENATE SELECT COMMITTE (SSC). j “1 MR. BLAKE ADVISED THAT IF CONTACTED BY REPRESENTATIVE SSC Li Dies . HB WOULD CONTACT "UREAU'S LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION BY COLLECT Lo. “CALL PRIOR TO INTERVIEW. ST 109 END _ a HOLD $k Semmes seme a 8 4 NOV 2 6 1975, HW 55077 Docld:329895354 Page 102
November 6, 1975 The Atforney General Director, FBI CO U. Sd SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT Committee on October 24, 1975. Bureau of Investigation. Enclosures (2) Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination WRW/AJD: dsh/mjg 74 (9) mM er : Assoc. Dir. Dep. AD Adm. Dep. AD Inv. 2 Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. —— Ext. Affairs __ Files & Com. — Gen. Inv. Ident. Inspection Intell. Leboratory Plon. & Eval. Spec. Inv. Training Legal Coun, i : Telephone Rm. —- \ OD Behe 2 1 eee TELETYPE UNIT (__] ) oc : 969534 Page 103 TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC) *< + « ) NN There is attached an original of a self-axplanatory “> letter addressed to Senator Frank Church of the Senate Select Py Committee and signed by Assistant Director W. Raymond Wannall of this Bureau for the purpose of correcting the record with respect. to testimony of Mr. Wannall before the Senate Select on oe) vv L ~ With your approval, the letter will be delivered to r Senator Ghurch's Office by a representative of the a Enclosed for your records is a copy of this i 1 - Mr. Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. ~ Enclosure wee ML 2 6 3%. fag 1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall «- | = Mr. W. 0. Cregar a ON nates ama aa ° few ’ Ce vanes *. FEB 1? t97g % el GPO : 1975 O ~ 569-920
HW 55077 Michael E. Shaheer, Jr., Esq. November 7, 1975 Page 2 ~ - Also I am enclosing requests for documents relating to two of the three former FBI informants who are scheduled to testify on December 4.. These requests supplement our document request of August 20, 1975 pertaining to informants (Part IV-4). In addition, we wish to interview. and possibly de- pose the Special Agents who handled the three former in- formants (Rowe, Hardy and Cook) who are scheduled to testify at the public hearing on December 4. Because of the limited time remaining before the scheduled hearings,. we request that the Special Agents be made available for interviews and depositions as soon as possible. Sincerely, 2 coupf w John E1L1Lif£ Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force ec: Paul V. Daly ° ‘ Office of Congressional Affairs Federal Bureau of Investigation ‘Boclda:327989534 Page 201
U OF INVESTIGATION TIONS SECTioN Hoy 9 4 397% NR 12 SD PLAEN ay URGE NT 11/4/75 TS FEDERAL BUREA COMMUNICA 1 Files & Com. —— : | Intell. § Laboratory : , ; Plan. & Eval, — 4. jy ' Spec. Inv. 2 4 f Training Vine | Legal Coun. Ly ; | Telephone Ri. om 4 } Director Sec’ wweenes | TOSDIRECOR, FBI (62-116395) gry tymoRaeamron con : EOURUIN 18 Do ancien oo OM. Tee e TMD cP) BATE eon ee SENSTUDY - 75 Tb . —E- f ‘ re RE SAN DIEGO TELEPHONE CALL TO THE BUREAU NOVEMBER 4, la ZNSN Ml Aw\ * 1975. | 6/ \ AY, 3 - * : \ . y — o 4 ON NOVEMBER 4, 1975, MICHAELLMADIGAN, SELF DESCRIBED Ff on ‘) AS A MEMBER OF THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE . 8 » ACTIVITIES 1N WASHINGTON, D.C., TELEPHONE NUMBER 202-224-1713, ~ “ er cancer cc A TELEPHONICALLY ADVISED SAN DIEGO OFFICE THAT HE IS “INVESTIGATING C THE WHOLE SPECTRUM OF THE BUREAU’S USE OF INFORMANTS." IN & CONNECTION THEREWITH, MADIGAN INTENDS TO VISIT ae ph. SAN DIEGO OFFICE SOMETIME Dun ns yenbor NQ\ 18, 1975, TO INTERVIEW APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL CONCERNING ALLEGATIONS BY S er | 15 NOV 121975 ATTORNEY OF PETER GEORGE BOHMER (BUFILE 199-461715) ee ee (SD FILE 1809-15458) OF BIZARRE ATTEMPTS BY INFORMANTS OF THE i SAN DIEGO DIVISION ON THE LIFE OF BOHMER. MADIGAN SPECIFICALLY . es. IDENTIFIED THE INFORMANTS AS JOHN JOSEPH RASPERRY (FORMER ESR SD 1991-S) (BUFILE 1354-23991) (SD FILE 134-1862) AND GILBERT ROMERO (FORMER SD 1385-PSI) (BUFILE 179-5587) (SD FILE 134-1852). : b ! Lyra? . me, Alou ions gu SR ox3
é PAGE TWO SD 66-1714 MADIGAN WAS INFORMED BEFORE ANY INFORMATION COULD BE FURNISHED BY THE SAN DIEGO OFFICE, IT WOULD BE NECESSARY FOR HIM TO OBTAIN FBIHQ CLEARANCE. MADIGAN THEN INDICATED HE INTENDED TO CONTACT MR. PAUL V. DALY, AT FBIHQ, FOR SUCH CLEARANCE. _ THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO FURNISH SAN DIEGO WITH APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MATTER. ome END . ad ifn oan te body dav cy" f 7 HW 55077 DBocld:329895354 Page 214 | . _ _