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NROO2 BH CODE —— A 419 PM IMMEDIATE JANUARY 26,- 1975 GDM ‘ ain TOs: DIRECTOR ATTN: INSPECTION DIVISION, FROMs’ BIRMINGHAM : on, . ’ 7 . ra ADMINISTRATIVE INQUIRY - REBUTEL JANUARY 25, 1975. SA JAMES F, SNIDER, BH OFFICE, RECALLS FOLLOWING Ue CONCERNING HIS ASSIGNMENT ‘AT 1964 DEMOCRATIC RATIONAL CONVENTION” ATLANTIC CITY, Node le SAC, NEWARK. . 20 SA SNIDER RECALLS BUREAU ASSISTANCE REQUESTED BY SECRET SERVICE IN PROTECTING PRESIDENT DURING CONVENTION, 3.e LIASON WITH SA*S WILLIAM P. CRAWFORD AD JOHN CARY WHO WERE ASSIGNED, I BELIEVE TO MINGLE WITH CROWD @E THE BOARDWALKS OUTSIDE CONVENTION HAEDQUARTERS AND TO INFILTRATE COMEDIAN DICK GREGORY GROUP TO LEARN OF ANY DISRUPTION THEY FLAN AND TO GATHER ANY INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION WHICH MAY HAVE BEES OF ASSISTANCE TO E 4AAG6E8S- ( END PAGE ONE | Rec weg Ga 2228" Sextincrtes papaeonsa  maont sO Mt FEB & 1975 cores SSIS Esmee, ~ This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt~ nation ovtside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by your C s.umittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person— ’ vie nel without the express approval of the FBI . S> ri Sacer p 4 A407 » NED HW 55076 DBocld:329899535 Page 2769
' : PAGE SIX | JOHN Je ‘CONNOLLY, JR. | (1) SAC RALPH W. BACHMAN INSTRUCTED FORMER SA JOHN P. DEVLIN AND MYSELF TO PREPARE NECESSARY SOUND BQUIPMENT FOR POSSIBLE COVERAGE AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION IN ATLANTIC CITY. HE STATED THAT FULL DETAILS WELD BE FORTH- COMING FROM ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CARTHA D. DE LOACK WHO WOULD MEET US AT ATLANTIC CITY. SA B.D. WILLIAMS JOINED US LATER IN THE DAYe (2) MR. DE LOACH INSTRUCTED US TO INSTERUTE TELEPHONE AND, IF POSSIBLE, MICROPHONE COVERAGE OF THE SUITE (TWO ROOMS) OCCUPIED BY MARTIN LUTHER KING AND HIS PARTY, AND POSSIBLE ADDITIONAL COVERAGE AT A FUTURE TIME, MR. DE UOACH TOLD Us THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON INSTRUCTED HIM TO INITUATE WHATEVER COVERAGE NECESSARY TO GET ANY INFORMATION WHIGH MIGHT CAUSE EMBARRASSMENT TO THE PRESIDENT. . (3) TO INSTITUTE TELEPHONE, AND IF POSSIBLE, MICROPHONE COVERAGE ON THE HOTEL ROOMS OCCUPIED BY MARTINLUTHER KING AND HIS PARTY. WE WERE INSTRUCTED BY MR. DE LOACH TH OTHER COVERAGE MIGHT ALSO BE NECESSARY AS THE CONVENTION CONTINUED. HE LATER *
yer SHIH tbsina nce a tcaciats sca ted NK PAGE SEVEN ! | REQUESTED MICROPHONE COVERAGE ON THE HEADQUARTERS OF SNCC AND CORE, WHICH OCCUPIED A STORE IN ATLANTIC CITY. THIS WAS DONE, WE WERE LATER INFORMED THAT No ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL COVERAGE WOULD BE NECESSARY. DEVLIN AND I MONITORED THE TELEPHONE COVERAGE ON KING. IT WAS NOT PRACTICAL TO INSTITUTE MICROPHONE COVERAGE ON HIS SUITE, (4) WE REPORTED DIRECTLY TO MR. DE LOACH OR HIS ASSISTANT, WHOSE NAME I CAN NOT RECALL. (5) RESULTS WERE GIVEN TO THE PERSONS MENTIONED IN ITEM 4 ORALLY. WE MAINTAINED NOTES. THESE WERE LATER INITIALED AND FILED IN NEWARK OFFICE, (6) SEE ITEM 2. (7-8) MR. DE LOACH INSTRUCTED THAT THE PRESIDENT DESIRED INFORMATION COVERING REVOLUTIONARY OR TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR ATTEMPTS TO GAIN RECOGNITION EVEN AT THE EXPENSE OF CAUSING EMBARRASSMENT TO THE PRESIDENT. MR. DE LOACH STATED HE WANTED INFORMATION OF ANY KIND WHICH MIGHT RELATE TO THE CONVENTION. (3) NO. HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 232
NK _ | PAGE EIGHT a, ; (10) NQ. ! — (11) MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., AND THE HEADQUARTERS OF SNCC AND CORE. (12) MR. DE LOACH PLACED SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE FACT THAT THE PRESIDENT DID NOT WISH TO BE EMBARRASSED IN ANY WAY AND THAT WE MUST GATHER WHATEVER INFORMATION NECESSARY TO ASSURE THAT THERE WOULD BE NO EMBARRASSMENT. | DONALD E. ALMAN (1) MY SUPERVISOR WAS NEWELL S. IRWIN. (2) NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS. ADVISED TO BE AVAILABLE IN ATLANTIC CITY FOR ANY TASK WHICH NEEDED TO BE PERFORMED. (3) VARIOUS. ASSIGNMENTS; MANNED TELEPHONE IN RA$ RELIEF ON PHONE TAP ONE DAY ON MARTIN LUTHER KING; ASSIGNED TO FLOOR OF CONVENTION HALL IN AREA OF MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM PARTY AS INDICATION WAS THEY INTENDED TO MAKE TROUBLE; ASSIGNED TO POSITION OPPOSITE BALCONY WHEN PRESIDENT APPEARED. THIS APPARENTLY TO BOLSTER SECRET SERVICE AGENTS MINGLING IN CROWD. (4) CARTHA DE LOACH WAS IN COMMAND AND ISSUED ALL INSTRUCTIONS GENERALLY THROUGH SRA CLARK. INFORMATION WOULD HW O55078 Docld:329689535 Page 263 aoe =
NK PAGE NINE HAVE BEEN RETURNED THROUGH THE SAME CHANNELS. (5) ONLY WRITTEN INFORMATION, IF ANY, WOULD HAVE BEEN LOG MAINTAINED DURING MY ONE-TIME RELIEF ON KING TAP. (6) PRIMARY PURPOSE OF MY ASSIGNMENT TO ATLANTIC CITY, AS I SEE IT, WAS TO PERFORM ANY GENERAL ASSIGNMENT AS DIRECTED BY SRA LEO CLARK. AS I SAW MY ASSIGNMENT, IT WAS FOR PURPOSE OF OBSERVING DEMONSTRATORS AND IDENTIFYING INDEVIDUALS WHO MIGHT DISRUPT OR BE PRONE TO VIOLENCE. ~ €7) NO. (8) TO THE BEST OF MY RECOLLECTION, ALL ENSTRUCTIONS I MAY HAVE RECEIVED INDICATED TO ME THAT I WAS IN ATLANTIC CITY WITH OTHER AGENTS TO PROTECT THE BUREAU’ S INTEREST IN MATTERS FALLING WITHIN ITS INVESTIGATIVE JURISDICTION, (9) I DO NOT RECALL ANY SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS REGARD; HOWEVER, I AFFORDED IT THE SAME CONFIDENTIALITY 1 WOULD AFFORD ANY OTHER BUREAU ASSIGNMENT. C(O) NO. C11) MARTIN LUTHER. KING, MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM PARTY, DICK GREGORY. co . AW 35076 DocId: 32989535 Page 2764
HW o55078 Docld:32989535 Page 265 @ NK PAGE TEN (12) NONE. GUS M. MOORE | . I WAS ASSIGNED BY ‘SUPERVISOR CHARLES Jd. SHELDON TO WORK GENERAL CRIMINAL’ MATTERS IN THE ATLANTIC CITY RA TERRITORY DURING THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. I HAD ASSIGNMENTS ON TWO NIGHTS IN RELATION TO THE CONVENTION, C1) SRA LEO CLARK. (2) NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS. (3) GNE NIGHT WAS TO OBSERVE THE AREA NEAR THE CONVENTION HALL FOR POSSIBLE VIOLENCE AMONG VARIOUS GROUPS MILLING AROUND OUTSIDE HALL. ON ANOTHER NiGHL, £4 WAD SNDINULTED TO GU TO THE FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION AND REMAIN IN THE AREA OF THE MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION, SINCE TROUBLE MAY BE EXPECTED IN THAT AREA BETWEEN REGULAR DELEGATES AND THE MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM DEMOCRATS. (4) INFORMATION WOULD HAVE BEEN FURNISHED TO SKA LEO CLARK. (5) NO INFORMATION TO REPORT WAS RECEIVED. NO ROUGH DRAFT NOTES MAINTAINED. NO COMMUNICATION PREPARED, (6) THE PURPOSE WAS NOT EXPLAINED TO ME OTHER THAN WHAT IS SET OUT IN NUMBER 3. SSO a a ee
o NK PAGE ELEVEN C7) NO. (8) MY ASSIGNMEKT WAS TO OBSERVE DEMONSTRATORS OUTSIDE THE CONVENTION HALL WHO MAY BE PRONE TO VIOLENCE AND TO IDENTIFY THE GROUP. THE NIGHT ON THE CONVENTION FLOOR WaS TO POSSIBLY PROTECT THE PRESIDENT SHOULD AFY DISTURBANCE OCCUR. (9) NO, (10) NO. (11) UNKNOWN. I HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY COVERAGE. (12) MY KNOWLEDGE LIMITED TO ANSWERS IN ITEMS 1 THROUGH 11. SENIOR RMT WILLIAM L. DWYER . C1) SAC RALPH W BACHMAN, (2) WONE, OTHER THAN TO STAND BY AT ATLANTIC CITY Ra ‘TO PROVIDE RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, (3) MAINTAIN RADIO COVERAGE BOTH PORTABLE AND BASE STATION AT THE RA, CONVENTION HALL, AND TQ AGENTS ASSIGNED TO BOARDWALK IN MOBILE UNITS AND WITH PORTABLE EQUIPMENT. (4) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH AND SRA LEO T. CLARK. (5) NOT APPLICABLE. (ORALLY, WHETHER RADIO COVERAGE WAS SATISFACTORY OR NOT.) HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 236 ee
“ ~ > “ CYURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN ~ FRANK Scun G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HART, MICH, MOQWAND H. BAKER, JR., TENN, WALTER F. MOREL, MINN. ay” RathY GOLDWATER, ARIZ. WALTER Db. HupodstoN, KY. CHARLES MGC. MATHIAS, JR. MD. ROBERT MORGAN; H.C. RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PAs PRI 96 > & cache Winites States Bena WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FNTLED es er se FREDERICK A, O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL SELECT COMMITTEE TO £ : CURTIS R. SMOTHENS, MINORITY COUNSEL STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT To 5. RES. 21, $4TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 ' November 19, 1975 Michael E. Shaheen, Esq. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Office of the Deputy Attorney General U. S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Mike: In connection with our investigation of the FBI's use of informants in the intelligence area and our public hearings on December 2 on this sub- ject, enclosed is a request for information on the number of such informants. In view of the short time remaining before our . public hearing on December 2, we request that this information be supplied as soon as possible, and no later than November 24, 1975. Sincerely, a i CLOfp John ELLif£ Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force Enclosure ec: Paui V. Daly - Office of Congressional Affairs Federal Bureau of Investigation a somuyogmanin : os zs fh riosne b2-639¢e- Ho Page 3
MW 55079 Doold: 32598 yy PRANK-CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN, JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HANT, MICH. | HOWARO H., BAKER, JR., TENN, WALTER F. MONOALE, MiNN, BARRY GOLOWATER, ARIZ, WALTER 0, HUODLESTON, KY. CHARLES MC S. MATHIAS, JPt., MD. ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. RICHARD 3. SCHWEIKER, PA, GARY HART, COLO. WILLIAM G. MILLER, STArF DIRECTOR SREDERICK A, ©. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL, GuRTIS KR. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL, & Wrifled Slates Genafe > SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (eunsuant to s. RES. 21, HTH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 November 21, 1975 Michael E. Shaheen, Esq. Office of the Deputy Attorney. General U. S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Mike: The Senate Select Committee requests delivery of materials pertaining to the authori- zation and purpose of the electronic surveillances conducted by the FBI on the attached list. These surveillances are described according to the terms- used in the summary charts I examined recently in your office. The Committee requests delivery of these materials by Friday, November 28, 1975. . _ 6 days * yy a “- A ‘ Caan A Lat wal = yf 3 Oe, , = ~. w* a . TTA om eq co, > D: 36 Page & ee Sincerely, oy LOR John T. E1LiIf£ Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force ALLEBY INFORMATION CONTAINED CLASSE ED mne-)p (s 2-116 375" —- jo? :
_ LIST OF ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCES — Telephone Surveillances (all targets in each category) 1. Coverage of Classified Information Leak ‘(for the years 1961-1963 and 1965). 2. Leader of Racist Organization (1963-1964) 3. Civil Rights Functionary (1963-1965) 4, Black Separatist Group Functionary (1960~1966) 5. Coverage Requested by Warren Commission (1964) 6. Racial Extremist Group Member (1964-1965, 1971-1972) 7. Associate of SCLC Functionaries (1964) 8. Black Extremist Leader (1965, 1969~1970, 1972) 9, Militant Black Extremist Organization (1965, 1969-1972) "10. New Left Oriented Campus Group (1965-1966, 1969~1970) 11. Anti-Vietnam War Group (1969) 12. Racial Extremist Group (1970-1972) 13. Black Extremist Group Affiliate (1970) 14, New Left Oriented Campus Group Faction (1970--1971) 15. New Left Oriented Campus Group Contact (1970) 16. New Left Activist (1971) 17. Black Extremist (1971) 18. Militant Black Extremist Group Member (1971-1972) 19, Militant Black Extremist Group Functionaries. (1971-1972) 20. Domestic Protest Group (1971) . 21. Coverage of Meeting of Militant Group (1971) et yd 22. Internal Security Dominican Républic ' (1961-1962) hy CH lea Soy ¢ FT Bx mci: 32989536 Page 10 : :
. we . . ' leteeatormmntinne Sathinitnentintiy om 1 ie Cn es - “ FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN « JORN GPTOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HART, MICH, HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENNe WALYER F. MONDALE, MiNN, BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ. WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY. ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. GARY HART, COLO. WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A. 0. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL RICHARD S,. SCHWEIKER, PA. Washington, D.C.. Dear Mike: your office. NW 55079 DocId: sobsbil “hage 20 CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR., MD. Michael E. Shaheen,. Office of the Deputy Attorney. General U. S. Department of Justice 20530 Se entity we Lee a RU their, Esq. ; . “Uniled Diates Senate SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT To S. RES. 21, 55TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON,D.C. 20510 November 21, 1975 The Senate Select Committee requests delivery of materials pertaining to the authori- zation and purpose of the electronic surveillances am conducted by the FBI on the attached list. surveillances are described according to the terms: used in the summary charts I examined recently in These The Committee requests delivery of these materials by Friday, November 28, 1975. Sincerely, Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force ALL FRIDNFORMATION CONTAINED uN ¥atc DATHILE! pln, lent aNDe Ibo Ga-639¢- [OV ENCLOSURE
‘AW S5079 Doold: 32989536 Page 21 . _ LIST OF ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCES | Telephone Surveillances (all targets. in each category) 1. Coverage of Classified Information Leak ((for the years 1961-1963 and 1965). . 2. Leader of Racist Organization (1963~1964) . 3. Civil Rights Functionary (1963~1965) 4. Black Separatist Group Functionary (1960-1966) 5. Coverage Requested by Warren Commission (1964) 6. Racial Extremist Group Member (1964-1965, 1971-1972) 7. Associate of SCLC Functionaries (1964) | 8. Black Extremist Leader (1965, 1969-1970, 1972) 9, Militant Black Extremist Organization (1965, 1969-1972) "10. New Left Oriented Campus Group (1965-1966, 1969-1970) 11. Anti~Vietnam War Group (1969) 12. Racial Extremist Group (1970~1972) 13. Black Extremist Group Affiliate (1970) 14, New Left Oriented Campus Group Faction (1970-1971) 15. New Left Oriented Campus Group Contact (1970) 16. New Left Activist (1971) 17. Black Extremist (1971) 18. Militant Black Extremist Group Member (1971-1972) 193 Militant Black Extremist Group Functionaries - (1971-1972) 20, Domestic Protest Group (1971) 21. Coverage of Meeting of Militant Group (1971) 22. Internal Security Dominican Republic (1961-1962 of b ENCLOSURE Za -//6326- |
1, . ee a a ee ee oe ew “ ater a mtn a a naan) emanate etliuNeuntemnctninianitetitnetn mie aalinenit esthioved-maiisosniin’ seetutien nid nbn heb sa" ast dalton non 23. 24, 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Microphone Surveillances (all targets in each category)... NW 55079 Docld: 32989536 Page 22 woe owe ~2— Coverage at Request of Warren Commission (1964) _.. a * @ ef” @ Marxist-Leninist Group Affiliate (1966, 1969). Marxist-Leninist Group Functionary (1966) - Puerto Rican Independence Group (1966-1967) | Puerto Rican -Independence Group Leader (1966-1967) Communist Party Member (1966-1968) Headquarters Basic Revolutionary Group (1966-1974) Communist Party Influenced Group (1966) Pro-Arab Group (1967) Black Separatist Group (1960-1965) Black Separatist Group Functionary (1961-1965) Racist Organization (1962) Civil Rights Functionary (1964-1965) Associates of Civil Rights Functionary (1965) New Left Oriented Campus Group (1969) Black Extremist Organization (1970) Black Extremist Group Functionary (1970-1972)
oo | cy 1090-26799 ire ee a ————— a 7 a ” pote) Check #480, dated June 28, 1970, mo , payadle to WILLITAN DOUTHARD ne (endorsed WVILLTAM DOUTHARD - Pay - ": to Vietnam Peace Parade Com mittee -. ao ‘Bail Fund, Yew Yerk), for $70.00. All of the above checks were signed by SIDNEY M. PECK. ‘In-addi tion, | source ind Lea ted that the checking account of PECK end nis wife maintained at cenis prench had the folloring ‘activity during: the months of June ~ July, 1970: ' Balance Brought Forvatd Oo $1,741.64 .. + @otal Deposits ~~. . 204k BS. ot Potal Checks Dravn oo 1,925.16 © ~ :Balance at’ End of Month - oe Ds 3859. gh pertinent ‘che Soke a - a Re “Hone .. | AlL ‘of the checks issued against: this account were - signed by LOUISE We PECK. . . ov _ os Oy BR ie ‘The above information ‘is not to pe ‘made public except after the issuance..of a. subpoena duces: tecum directed to Mr. -E. B, MILLER, Assistant Auditor, Central Nation21 Bank, Clevet and, Ohio. Lo, 7 . , Soures wt B-10 oo On August 17, 1970, source indicated that subject's ‘checking account at the Shaker Heignts Branch of the CNB, Cieveland,Onio had the following activity during the month of July, 1970: : . ; . , ae Balance Brought Forward 9 $2909.32 . Deposits Made during Month se a Total Checks Drawn 7 +, * 2009.37 “Balance at End of Month . 899.95. ~8- . f, Nw 55079 Docid: 32989935 ‘Page - ag . 7, i