aa . - » ” . ‘ , , . - @, 87. suoumrer rivsenranes: AM “a7 . (db) Contacts durirg investigation . ‘e. TE. Onee Pureau authority is granted te conduct the in- 5 ( . vestigation, 1% is permissible to contact: Me [ (i) [stablished sources functioring in an administrative : { capacity, such as the refistrar, director of admis-. * : if sions, dean of inen, dean of women, and security officers as and their subordinates Contacts may be made on, the “e : f campus. Established SOURCES and Luformants not re- a - i , porting on campus activities or any matter pertaining a { to the educational institution may be contacted avay if from the campus. ] ae an -(B) A12 individuals not connected with the institution Be tee of learning who, consistent with @iscretion, would ok . oy! be contacted in a usual security cases e,f8., . ee ‘tes neighbors, credit adendies, past employers, ete. is tant II. No contacts are to bo made with students, graduate % - students, and professors[other than those sources outlined - { in (vb) r (A) above] at educational institutions without : es prior Bureau authority. In requesting Bureau authority ° ¥ for such contacts, Zull justification should be sé% forth, = as well as the individual's name, position, and a positive Ys statement concerning his discretion and reliabi Liby. me TIT. Suveriers of faculty members . ; +7 Be To contact should be made with the superiors of a sub- a ject who is a member of the faculty since the superiors . “ . might take action against the subject: as a result of = our contact. 7 Sas (c) Receiving voluntary information ° = no oy free . These instructions must not deter or prevent ‘the immediate and proper interview of any person connecteé with an Bo . : institution of learning who desires of his own volition to ms furnish information to the Bureau or who desires te be . . : ; . contacted by an Agent. ( oo (2} Subjects not counected with an institution of learning . When the subject of a security-type investigation is not connected with an institution of Learning and you desire to interview, in connection with the case, a student, faculty member, or other employee of an institution of learning, prior Bureau authority 4 ~= an _ Must be obtainedf{unless the individual to be interviewed is one of [ those listed in (b) I (A) above.] In requesting authority, the name, position, and a positive statement concerning that person's discre- : . tion and reliability should be furnished to the Bureau. . . (3). Contacts of foreign establishments - vo , In connection with investigations of contacts of Soviet, satellite, we . . ' and Yugoslav officials and official estahlishments, Bureau authority 4 : must be obtained before cenducting any inquiries or surveillances ‘s ; f£ . . - at any school, college, or.universityfexcept contacts with those & f individuals set out in (b) I (A) above.] Submit complete facts and cn, 3 your recommendation when requesting such authority. — , PE _ be. U, S. Government employees, individuals having foreign diplomatic - Se oad . . or official status, employees of foreign official establishments, oe : ~ - #"" * employees of the United Hations or interna tional organizations, and _ ee . - - members of the armed forces : - Should information be received cr investi gata on develop the fact | that an individual being investigated under a security caption is or becomes . : : .. a at are . “t aie, ee MW 55072 Doocld: 32959529 Page 531 25 - e
See : : ‘ . ° f . . ; 875 ‘RC uge 27. CLZCURLITY LNVETFIGAT Tig ‘ ‘s an enployce of the U.S. Government, ef a foreiza official establish- 7 meni, of the United Wations of off rv international organizations, . 4 has foreign diplomavic o» officizl sirtus av is a member cf thle rf * Ver. armed § forces, the matter sheuli te jinnedhately reported to the 4 bureau and no further’ investigation crould be conducted except upon a specific Bureau authority, . . € 6 Investigative procedures concerning lueividuals ; > 8 a @o General . . . . These investigations must he thoroush and exhaustive, Obviously, the ' d@anperousness of an individual cannot be determined through cursory investigation, All pertinent informstion concerning the subject's back . “ ground and subversive activity must be fully developed and reported e to assure an accurate evaluation of his degree of Cangerousness. “e Due to the intelligence nature of these investigations, d discretion must . “ube used at all times to prevent suovjects frum becoming unduly apprised > os * a ‘ubhat they are under investigation by this Bureau. Members of law enforcement agendies are not to accompa ny Acents during the course of security-type investigations without prior Bureau authority. - . , be Scope of investigations Set forth below are items which shovld-be obtained during these investigations, , (1) Background True name and aliases 7% 4 crea? ore gn aes a IORIA . a b Residence address . . G Occupation or businéss > a} Business or employment address . . , e Citizenship status. . Ascertain the citizenship status of the subject as riy . as possSitle-in the investigation, . Ie Alien . ape ; (A) If the subject is an alien, determiné the date - = -- . . and place of birth. _ Tt L. £ , (B) Determine his uationality (that is, the country of” ae . which he is a citizen or sovereign of which he is = . a subject), together with the date, port and vessel . . . - or other means of entry into the U.5. * an ; (Cc) Determine whether the subject entered as an immigrant = . -- - or nonimmigrant. . oo 7 .. nn: ; oo. ' _. " (D) <Ascertain any steps taken toward naturalization and “= . . : reason for denial of citizenship where such de ada “ : ; exists. : . 3B > (f) Ascertain any available facts indicating whether entry = into the UsS,. was legal or illegal. * - IIT, Naturalized citizen . ; & 2 . . . (A): Ascertain da te and place of birth, atlouelity prior a . . - i 7 to naturaliz tion, date, port and, vessel or other ~e rn . . means of entry into the UsS. , Ts Lot ; Le (B) Ascexrtain the date when, place and‘ court where, “se Ts . Dae Sy subject was naturaliued and any facts tending te . a . ~ indicate fraud or illegality in connection with * . : his naturalization. 7 3 ; (c) ascertain the last place of foreign residence, “e place from which “the subject emigrated te the U.S. cl , . , and the date of ouch emipration, ad , (D) Ascertain any avsences from the U.S) JR . III, wWative-born Gitisen . ae . (A) Determine date and place of tirth. - 7 ae (f£) Navionality tackgrourd . I, During the course of investigation, efforts should be . made to ascertain from sources cratacted tha :ate and = place of hirtan ef the subjectts parents and wpouse and “ the parents of the spoune. Ey * . a . ah . i 2 _WW_55072  Docld: 32989529 Page 532 a aa 26 _ =
sec 87, SECURITY TNVESTIGASTON , a70 BE, INVESTIGATIONS OF COMMUNIST FRONT AND MISCHLMANOUS ORGANIZATIONS fo. 1. Purposes - ( . a. To obtain sufficient pertinent data to make possible accurate determination of organization's true character b. To obtain intelligence data and keep Departinent and other interested Government agencics advised refarding existence and scotivities of subversive organizations . . c. To obtain legally zdmissible evidence re subversive nature of such - organizations to permit implementation of: 1 Internal Security Act of 1950 2 Registration Act : . 3 Smith Act ef 1940 4) Executive Order 10450 . ; “os . 2. General policy : . a. Newly formed Inown or suspected subversive organizations - ‘ (x) Upon receipt of information concerning Forma tion of such a Eroug, . immediately open a case and advise Bureau at that time. .. (2) After conducting sufficient inguiry to determine true character of group a) If further investigation warranted, advise Bureau through established report writing procedures. (vb) If further investigation not warranted, advise Bureau results of investigation and specific reasons for ~ ; determination in letter form, b. Established subversive groups — . (1) Keep Bureau currently advised by appropriate-.commuinicetion - oo. re pertinent activities including any changes in principal . officers, structure of organivations, and forthcoming events. . (2) If no specitic leads ‘outstanding; case may be nlaced in pending-inactive status after submission 6f initial report. ‘3 Submit reports at least every six months. 4 In reports concerning communist front organizations and miscel- laneous organizations, such as the Nation of Islam, ZVeadership ( : - in which is grounds for inclusion in the security index, includ on cover pages a statement that all persons named in the report as officers or leaders and whe reside within the area covered by the reporting office are listed in the security index or are informants or sources. Exceptions should be named and a state- 7 ment made as to the status of their investigations. c. Organizations political in character ‘ae » (om nor Lamm Saeen Nneee 9 Se NW 55072 Docld: 329899525 (4) i Investigation should not be instituted without Bureau approval. 2 Furnish all pertinent information concerning communist to infiltration, influence, or control.of. such organizations Bureau in letter form, L : Organizations connected with institutions of lea arning (1. No investigation to be conducted without prior Buséau approval (2 If requesting Bureau authority to investigate, submit comple available data and reason investigation is.desired. (3) If Bureau authority granted, it will be perinissible to contact all established reliable sources, [including those . functioning in an administrative capacity with “an institution ‘of learning. ] Before conducting ‘any interv iew withfe student, graduate stude or professorjconnected with a i institution of learning igetion, whether organi with institution of learning, Bure to conduct such interview. ed interview to Bureau. : type investigation of an orga has been connected must be obtained Fication for desir (5) Section @7D 5a (1) of this manual should te read in conjunction” ' with above instructions, Legitimate noncommunist ordanizations that are communist infiltrated - (1) No investigation should be conductel without prior Bureau aoprovs oe 2 Page. 533 ~ Toe EWE, <n AY Thyale, va ‘ Swcebty Peri ye OH, fi he Haters ve ae TR AP Age . » ba t 2 a titgs Raw stag te gs Rasy Ney pg 36,) (vs on ee 53 4 Mae ens, Nemo ‘f evan z eer eeL ey oT ee shes ee
(5) (6) WW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 534 10-13-66 havise Bureau promptly under caption "Cominfil {name of ‘does not preclude pretext interviews where advisable. (7). 4 “§ @7, SECURITY en | . Investijfations should bs handled most discreetiy by experienced Agents. . . organization)" when onc of the following vexists and include your recomsendation for instituting an investigation: (a) The Comaunist Party has specifically instructed its Wo informant or source should be instructed by the FBL to Soin or attend meetings. If Communist Party asks the informan to do so, he should, of course, comoly. No member of the organization not already an established source should be contacted regarding the organization. This Nata concerning following topics should be fully developed and reported on: . : : (a) Basis for investigation and fact that our investigation is directed solely toward establishing extent of ot Communist Party infiltration, or “at organizetion is specific target for infiltration, .:d that Bureau is - not investigating Legitimate acti. ‘ties of organiza ation, . b Address of organization c ‘Brief characterization of organization, including total membership d Principal officers of organization e Communist Party program to infiltrate this organiza tion and influence its policy (f) Results cf this program, inclu@ing Communist Party affiliations of officers and members Caption of all correspondence should contain the phrase "Gommunist Infiltration oz" preceding the name of the organiza- tion. : . i In the event infiltration of the organization reaches such a proportion that its activities are dominated and controlled - by the Communist Party, submit your recommendation to the Bureau regarding changing the investigation from communist infiltration to that of a communist front. . . i 84 “ $ pe ae * aiitaates aes ba bate moubers ta infiltrate the organization, “ ge ‘(v) Communist Party inembers have infiltrated the organization in ca sufficient strength to influence or contro] the organization, 1 When advising Bureau, include data concernird following items: ie 2 Fame and address of organization . _# b Bateut of communist inviltration ei c Téen‘ ities of, Communist Party members and (pos sitions held & in organization , - s {a} Informant coverage afforded organization ” Set forth positions held by informants and whether ‘informants e are members or mer rely reporting on organization. . . x (c) Recommendation whether additional investigation is decmed ee warranted : . . se ” | Co e Above instructions apply to local chapters or affiliates, as well es as the national organization, Break down information reguired Be under items (c}) and (4) above by lecal chapters where such exist. x APR mae ts ae Se vy nate oo fate wyttealy ay ote ws A J’ ei Ral ma