anata te pale 7 ee, 2 7 7 | n yr =xdugust 21, 1964 - ae ae 7 a ¥ a * Eons TLGMAS wet She following information may pertain ta the waptioned individual. $e $363, at the request of the Civil Rights Pivision of tus senareneat, en investicetion gas cencdcred eoucernin® errests tice at Jacisen, :.2ssissinosi, on .ay 23, £053, Fevardciny ingiccnes occurrigy a2 a wooawEreh oEOre. Ome of tre if .aviiueis orrested was i. fie Jann chemas, born AUgUSt-23,- 2940, la Celains, iiSociSsipsi, Who was thén a resident of Jackson, .uississippd. -Pesuits of this investication were fergyarced to ~ the Civil Rivkts Bivision of the veparteert under the caption “umicieen Usgbject; feanaettie huni, iargeree «varner, . Dddie dean khouss, .oris BR, uracey, aie Glagal, Fyeariina wis, souphis norman, &¢ al - Victius.* G/- 212 F3 ft & | 3) a 53 sb 5) we fon] ey ao Also, im June, 3963, at ' Depaxtment, a grclininary imvastication vas conducted by this Lorveeu as to the Lecality of orresis of Yourtecn invivicuais on ay SB, 2286, ny the eaoksen, .dssissipod, Police tonariment, at tne wkiited ctates rest office itiiding, d8CkSOR, «iSsisSicsi, tne oF tue individuais arrested was iidie Jean snomes, female, wern August 20, 1742, then residing dackson, iississippi. S of this investization were furnished te the ision under the crsvicnm “usbnewn Lunt eq: 2 ae he Qn og co wr 5 ne Berl Z Hdeeken Ws RV22 REPORTS LS 2 Lt O52 f = saverend i 3 & s 4 3 genet C0 be ty {Owe var a te wo yh tr ay ‘ teh bite £9 ie we PS i S a Phoaas: Anz Rae ileecy; Eee Andrey Cheark; Step egae dean harris Triumoauer; ULeries Andrew wornnes; Jolm iicnaail salter, Jr.3 Udidien P. ketchinsen, vwf.f ©eOris Annette xorskine; Georse Raymond, dr.3 skidie sylvester G*ineii; Mercedes Anita QPright - Yietins," a Yel. >>3.5P ) a \ 4 ISP: bss * This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt- a _. (11) nation outside your Committee, Its use iz limited to offirial-proceedings by your Commitice and the contert may nut b> disclosed to uxautidrized person- nel without the express approval of the FI . (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb) HW 55078 Docld:32989535 Page 190
i] August 21, 19354 } gemssmayis The following information may pertain to the captioned individual, A’ the f the Devartmnent this Bureau conducted - shooting of one Jaues Yravis on february 25, nm an automobile with two other associates issippi. Yravis was wounded In the neck arions were not injured. “gavis and nis. ive in voter registration matters in and shoulder. His co associates had been ac% Mississippi. fa S 2 ng i outside Greenwood, fiiss p c Gopies of all investisative reports in connection with this case have been furnished the Givil Rishts Division of the Department in the case entitled “William Hester Greenlee; Et Al; Robert Parris HOSES 5 EtG Ale = VEGULMS, VLVLi Hignts; vuveulic Leliaquency Act ~ *  We21515 ". .JMB2 job ©, ¢ (11) ee (Enclosure to letter to Deputy AG Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 ; -captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation DRRineb. ) | This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissent nation outside your Committee. Its use 12 limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may nut b2 disclosed to unauthorized person nel without the express approval of the FBI . 55078 Docld:32989535 Page 191
2 Atlan Peete, oe va Ng Te aah ET a ae TES Geer rnc Ma oe August 21, If64 * ‘ renters TADPOLE PPR Ew wavomnerins Taisen PUP BOY ~ mation was develened that on entered the Hesistrar's Lexincton, Were i April @, IS, one sar evSice sud hed corpiesr eevelope she S ost Rw @ % The fellicwing inferuation may pertain to the captioned Lndividual. ee a - «! - a « + & in April, 1963, et the reatest of the Civil Rights - Givision of the iavartment this Luream conserves voter ragistratisz activity im the Vicinity of tae .01u¢s Lomnty Colrtiause, Geaised 3 = ae by in May, 1963, at the request of the Civil Richts Bivision, we conducted an investisation of en aiiened zire beibine of Lortuan Yurnbow's resinenea, Local attinorities . subsequent therete arrested Kartnan turnbewe on a cuords arson: hewever, a lecai grand jury failed to indict him on Fe Ze re Kis charge, rt & =. ¥ r. ay ay Me +t ~ a ey Lay ben oe ary ae oy information concerning Hartaan Turnbow has been ~Z 5 4 ss . aheeeny, £ 252608 OF The Depariwnen’ he & EX we UX, gram? is F. “3 2 man LUPaoboWw: ©. bell a Et) “ + AUS 4 (44-22019} "The Olerion Ledver," Jackson, Mississippi, in Pres Mey = ~ * . aed ry its issus of Feoruary 27, vid, in Sece Bn articie casticued "holmes Sherif?’ Acrees to A t ¥oil Texes,* sets forth information that hariman iturnkow, a Loines County Rkerre had been charced with unlawful cehabitation - hiviay with a wonan not his wife, agai was convicted, the article contained no further detaiis regarding this arrest. fs ‘ ! Jsp:bss?y' we aie (11) | ao oh oo . R35 {tnclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb) This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt- nation outside your Committee. Its use i3 limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI . 55078 Docld:32989535 Page 192
August 21, 1964 A seer J, VALTEN LRIGHE ee Q The following ‘information may pertain to the capticned individual. This Bureau's filles reveal information that as of January 3, 1602, five Uevrces, including d. V.ANelght, were arrested in Clarksdale, i.ississinoi, charyed with conspiracy to restrain trade in connecvion with a Loyeott of business firms in Clarksdale. All individuals, including Uright, were found guilty, fined $500 and sentenced to oix momgns in jail. Memoranda dated January 4, ilarch 1 and Pebruary 23, 1902, have been furnished to the Civil Rishts Division of the Department under the title “Arrest of NAACP Members, Clarksdale, Mississippi, Racial Matters.” 157-6~28-200, 224, 225 id 4 Cfqube jon ? 7 (121) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy AG Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 _captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation” “DRR:ncb.) 1c 7 ' 7 : 2 Lhis document is prepared in res . , , t ‘ : E ponse to your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official or acct by your Coinmitiee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized verson- nel without the express approval of the FBI . . 55078 DBocld:32999535 Page 193 . :
TET OT ate prs neshrinact NH Sia thn sta isShsansiantngcatinnanee SAI Sommnsemeohosa enmedertesreren Met Risin wer BATE . . 1 August 21, 1964 co. x/Darpen s enone oe ed — VO The following information may pertain to the captioned individual, Our filles contain considerable Lnformation relating to one Gharles R. Larden wno, as of 1553, wes the president.of._. the Meridian branch of the Hational Association for tho Advancement of Golored Peovle, Meridian, iissiadciani. In sone instances he ‘wab the complainant in cases iavoiving unauthorized publication. or use of communications and the victim in cases gnvolving the intimidation in registration and voting, Pike County, iMssissinpp2. 139-1792 Joh TO Enformation in detail has been Purnished the Givil Rights Division of the Department by memorandum dated August 1, 1953, entitled "Unknown Subject; Charles 8. Darden = Complainant, Unauthorized Publicatsen or Gos uf Sanmanications." Alan; a report entitled “Unknown Subjects; Entinidation in. Registration and Yoting, Pike County, Hississinpi" was furnished the Department. Information concerning Darden is contained on Pages @3 and 24 of this report, - Yun 1B535 <4 CSWBijob } jay ie _ ie (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb.) This document is prepared in response to your request and, is not for dissemt- nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may nut b~ disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the Fil .
‘Sen anwtbbte n  a é& * af t August 21, 1954 \~ 40 meee: Aj REVEREND BR. LL. 2. SMETH we cne followin’ information may pertain to the captionsd individual. : ~~ a Su gebiele sopecred in the “Notional Guardian” Pobruacy LU, Loo, a8 uy dcetir vo the odbiar sipned ey Reveread Re GL, TSe0Lth, 1672 Eyach Stroect, dackses, ulsclasinol, lodicabine Wine GAbGh uss munuiny foo ven pedo trem tac Poarth Csiowesslcwuk District ov illasissinpi, Che urcsicle indicates that the cone tack" neccesary Ger pinelag am eleatica in inssiscipni fies tho rishs vO vous aud Lalth ured Coacvsus to abolish all poll tees and Literacy tesos in oruer to extend the tranchise to vote to every fuePlean cltigen over 21 years of augue. 7 | _ . poveves3 Sub A, Uatlonal tuopdian, 2f107%, Sur files further Poveul iMsihation thats the store of Reverand RL Tt. ML Setivs, Teveann, Mireatievinnd. waa damaved by Bakvcwa Suojects durin: the pacial sirix'é in daelison, itlesissinol, ‘losoranca vere Luraishod the Civil Richts Division of tho Lonartment on April 24 and iiey 15, 1954, veletine , : to thls ineident under the cantica “thvmown Subdects; Laracve to Emr Cay oy oe ~ . store of Nevere Th ro Bo 2 157-Go33-1652, 1683 > ma". i. &. Giith, Jackson, Mississippi, Harch £5, baat Brando A RAALER DEEL cee hk RM OTR TMLee Seti 9 eathantad SED AA fo ball A hatin ant cA tate ha IDnLabahcbe hOB ASA Goa nebeska Nanabnebies caster , ° . JB: job . ‘ (121) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy AG Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Delegation” DRR:ncb.) 4S ae This document ts prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi nation outside your Committee, Its use is Emited to official proceedings by your Conmittee and the content may nut b2 disclosed to unauthorized persona nel without the express approval of the FBI . inW 55078 Docld:32999535 Page 199
SN . 7 ne 7) GSA GEN, KEG. NO. 27 @ : . . Totses | ~ ff g) UNITED STATES GQ gRNMENT pelneat ————~ Gasper » , /Callanan ——-- | Memora naum ; [a . cs 7/* Evens To: Mr. ReLonch DATE: . 7-22-64 Roser Tavel \, . Trotiez — FROM a MK. “ihe vee Lo Holmes ——— of andy _\ ce _ SUBJECT: WISSISSIOPT F FREEDOM DEMOCRATIC PARTY. eo f ; > REQUEST FROM WHITE HOUSE eres i fn , + pid WF, .. eet _ Lanne ae Walter Jenkins of the White House staff requested a WA check of Bureau files concerning the Mississippi Freedom Democratic LY Party. YE 7 s ia fi . There are attached letterhead memoranda pertaining to S95 "| the organization and those individuals known to be associated with it, - i ae [ex ‘Ie RECOMMENDATION: Re we ; | “ f enn ana / ’ B a That the attached letterhead memoranda be made available / “, to the White House. { rv ‘Enclosures (11) PU ‘ES 4Qd | or 1 ~ Mr. Belmont - Enclosures _ RE Ep, 1 - Mr. Mohr - Enclosures a, 1 - Mr. DeLoach - Enclosures 4 . 1 - Mr. Evans - Enclosures Mey: ig . — a 1 - Mr. Rosen - Enclosures é 1 - Mr. Sullivan - Enclosures HHA:DWB:WAM:GTQ/cmk/car (10) ; bot This document is prepared in. res nge to your request and.is pot for disbioms- not outside your Committee, fts “re i: Fmi'ed to of ficiallande segdiings by Pes ittee. and the conter' may nut b- cusvlosed tg RG Sores person- oe el atho ¢ oppress appr oval of the FBI . aK * : 28 _t My. t Be ec ‘ re . } * ho, cA F ; sab 8 Gaon BGA Page 200_
Mohr Evans Gale Rosen Tavel Trotte Tole. ; xv < . : - “4, ' a a, * . . - we on PR oo« 4 as ° . * . oa . te : oof The article identified Aaron Heuryas the MFDP Chairman Lf and listed \ Fictoria d TAGE ay and the Reverend Surin Zing as leaders in the organization, ) eee ‘ MPEP has established a branch osice in Washington, D.C. ~ is located on the seconi floor at 13 353-40 Street, Northwest, © a Jaby Zi, Tolson ——____- Belmont —__he., OS6H active in Civil rights activities ior csorsthan 30 years and is Casper currently 4 SLICC advisor, Biss Saxer also advised the organization's alichon ———————— , Conrad DeLoach hlven ——aetAsemk nel without: the oupress copprovgl of , the. weed ts ‘ TO ee ect oe a beg fuly 22, 1 DIOL T A Se, J VME TAIN ART PRT et Fe = ¥ “ BODE SEPP? PREeErOn DALI CIETIOC PARTY The PRE has never conducted an inrsstic eee on of the Mississisol Freesom Democratic Party (ie DP), a s files contain ne record concerning it. 2 The uy 21, 1864, edition of “The Washington Post contained an articie which stated the LAFDP was farmed in April, 1964. it claims it represents @ potential 400,060 Negro voters in the ¢tate of id ‘ssissippi, anu its objectives inciude a campaiga to. force the Democratic. National Convention t0 Seat 11S GelesAtIOn M Aiiasuc City, New sesovy, in place of the official all-white delegation. This move, if successful, is supposed to enable the LiF ERP to become the Pamocratic Party of Mississippi. ia aacition, a “Freedom Registration” drive is being | ‘launched in etiss sissippi iG Sisn up Nesrces who want to vote but have failes to register because of “discrimination, fear ana 4 controversial lKieracy test." According io the article, civil rights leatar Martin Luthéy sling will bevin a five-day tour of the state icoaay on behalf of MFDP, speakinz at mass railies to promote this reoistration drive 1068, the FBi learned from iiss Diaysal ker th ai she and. the following individuals are attached to the \ashington iaTOP staif; Barbara gones,— Lesli¢¢lachemore, Valter Tillow, Reginald 2otiason, Froay Smith and Bernat. Conn. She stated all of these individuals are 2lso ‘aifiliated y With the Stuaent Non-Viclent Cooruinating Commaitiee (SNCC). She eaig che LoHhing ao uur wT) t dissemi-~ response to your request and is not for dd Shade sooiside eile li oe PT ts ace is Umited to, official proceedings on tks ‘hation, om 4 d the content may not 02 disclosed} fio unauthorized pers Z your Commiticee and the “tf ™ ; wees f ahi 5 , ” oo, Room 10 0) so —_ a 7h#—Peeld:32989535-—Page 201  — BSCLOSC i
55078 . 2 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party & Yieshinston staff is Negro with the exception of Riessrs, Tillow and Conn, although she said white varticipation in .UFDP is welcomed, ‘iiss Baker further aivised the #'Ri teat Tiss Jones, who is secretary to the 1: ~Semng- ton LifDP Branch, is from New York City and formerly attenueu ¢ ucens Colleve in that city. ir. Maclemore is from tne State of Mississ “ippi 2 nd has attended Rust Collese which is located at Holly Scrings, Alississippi Miss Baker verified the objectives of RFRP as set out in “The Washington ost" article, and said it was the intention of the organiza. tion to back Negro cancdiaates for one of LMissiscinoi’s 0.8. Senate seats ar three of its U. &, House positions, Accordlr ne io her, the @rimary cunction of the Washinzton office was that of handling an ae chnical aspects of her group's plan to participate in the Democratic i National Convention at Atlantic City in August, Ve x2 (Request per Walter Jenkins, White House Staff.) Docld: 32989535 Page 2702
ee ee ares Suly 22, 1904 ELLA BAKER + i inks j vai itis not On the basis cf infor nation available, itis a Saker in PE tiles. ‘Per request of Walter J enkins, White House Staff HHA:car 10 This document .is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee. Tts uce t: Umi'-d to of*rial proceedings by your Committee and the content may nut b- disclosed to unauthorized person~- nel without the express approval of the FBI . Tolson ————— | ee al Cw } : Belmont ———_—~ pee . Mohr —_———___— Le Ae re Casper —_______— tes | \ a. Callahon ———_—. . Conrad ———_-—_—— Del.oach __—__—- Evens Sale ————____—— Posen Sulliven ———___— Tavel Trotter Tele. Room : rm . ee mate ROoML-| TELETYPE unit C1 HW S507 Docld: 32989535 : al
ar ar a a EE ©, C. eB July 22, 1964 S s 4 : if The PBI has never conducted an investigation concerning Bernard 3. Conn: however, its tiles contain the icliowing pertinent intormation regarding hia. MEMBER OF SUBJECT ORGANIZATION He is a white male who was born on Sep piemBer 20, 1840. He resides ai 202 Todd Place, Northeast, Washington, D.C., and he is enrolled as a student ai Howard University. The Baltimore City Police Department advised the * Bi that 39 individuals were arrested on Nevombker 11, iffi, aac charged with trespassing or diserderiv conduct in connection with an attempt to integrate Baltimore restaurants. The demonstrations were marked by picketing and forced entrance into those establishments which refused to _ Serve Negroes. Acacng those arrested was Eernard Z. Conn. (157-4-3-13) As a result of demonstrations for equal accommodations held at Ca: nbridge, wlaryland, Guring May 11-12, 1964, 13 indivicuals were arrested. Among these was Bernard 2. Conn, 302 Todd Place, Northeast, Washingion, B.C. (157-6-3-1279) Per request of Walter Jenkins, White House Staff . HHA:car . L (10) we fl est; and is not for dissemi~ . Fhis document is prepared in response to your r Tolson —______ nation outside your Committee. Its use +3 limi oN official proceedings by werent your Coiamitice and the content may nut be discloged’ te, unaythorized person- Casper —____ nel without the capress | approval of the FBI . FS Callahan Conrad —_______ Ye DeLoach . Evans Sale 4 Rosen Sullivon -. on YO; . j avel . - whe ao Trotter / — ee) es i s Tale. Room “ paeaee loimes was were. vie ra y nw 158673—poera : 348995 —b age Tsp UNIT I te ae
Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Callahan Conrad E DeLoach & ' MRS. VICTORIA J. GRAY (sn the basis of information available, it is not possible fo identify airs. Victoria J. Gray in PBI files. 3tis noted, however, that the June 1, 1964, edition of the New Crleans ‘ States and Item identified her as a céndidate for the United States Senate seat now held by Senator John stennis oe thet tt ~t Uiississippi. Per request of Walier Jenkins, White House Staff HHA:car (10) MOE Lhis document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- , nation outside your Committee. Its use t I'mitod to official proceedings by your Convmitice and the content may nut b~ disclesed to unauthorized perso nel without the express approval of the FBI . wench i) . maiL ROoML_1 TELETYPE unr L4 Docld: 32989535 Page 2706
Ei 4 Cos * July 22, 1964 "AARON E, HENRY f sys eee OT Ty _ aH Ps pyar t Ly lod eee | abt said WE cm bythe t ORG > ay “oe Aaron £.lenry is a Mevro male pharmacist who resides in Clarksdale, . ~Ussissinni, where he owns a Grucestore. He is tha State Erewiacnt of ihe Natonat Association ior the auvancement of Colored eogle (Sacly <a and i3 on the Miississiool Stzte Board o7 the Southern C Christian, Leadership x Conference, acceso ; Lind Henry was arrested by the Clarksdale, 3 TAL ississit oi, Police _Departnient on Riaren 3, 1UCS, chargea with having picked up a white male hitchhiker and having atiempted acts of perversion on him. ‘He was convicted im Faalivar County Court | Ciavalonn | aan Tisiaic edness | ot ifaw $ 23, GA a3 sreiet sentenced to 60 day 7S in jad and fined $286, Gn February 17, 1864, the Supreme Court of the United States cranted certiorari in this cass, and it is currently in @ pending status with argument on it scheduled for the next term of the Court. (44-19175-8) Ai the time of his arrest, Mr. Henry reportedly stated his arrest was a “diabolical plot cooked ug" by Chief of Fclice Ben C. Collins, ---~ Olarksdaie, and Coahoma County attorney Thomas H. Pearson, Libel suits were filed against Henry and, on July 23, 1262, a $25, 660 judement was ' awarded to ir. Fearson, On duly 23, 162, a jury awarded Chief Collins a $15,600. Both awards were aopesied. A Petition for a Writ of Certiorari was filled with the United States fupreme Court in both ifbel cases on May 15, 1984, (44-191'75-29) On September 16, 1ft2, Lir. Henry advised the #BI that iwo front glass. winiows of his Fourth Street Drugstore, Clarksdale, hac been broken, He was reluctant to admit that cicht wrist watches had “been taken from one window, stating it was his osinion the windows had been broken because of PS, papa! i ction with NAACP and his Nesro voter registration Toleon activities! * Ci snareh 5, 1863, the wincows of his drugstore were again Belmont —peehens however, an inventory failed to indicate that merchandise was missing. espe Ce ury again expressea his opinion ihe damage resulted from his Gila! 4 Conrad GES autivities tn civil richts matters. (44- -21527- ra) / peLoach _y ~VONS Rese This dookaeht 4 és prepared in response to your request iG) ix-nvt for dissemi- {2ullivan —____ HH A:cmk 7G) gytside your’ Committee. “ty use*ie lam: the official proceedings by Veg oo 2 nn He Cyaan th i content raya ey as ipsed to uaautiorized person- Anole. Room phot the: seegres approval of tng vmase | Shure —pocra: rae BET | Pag 2s Co] bee eee
Aaron EH, Benry om April 23, 1663, two ignited Molotov oeabaywere thrown into the home of iy. icnry. Representative harles (Asses, 7 dr., Of Michivan, was a cnest in the Henry home at the time. a nerit® a. A. ROSS, dr., U4 Tavitsdale, auviseu the LET that Taeodore Allisonx ‘oOrP ana Auvreyrauthen aarmutted they threw the tolotov cocktails into the home of & See enry. The Cheriff stated thet both Carr and Cauthen were arank ai the time of the inciuent and ror 2 conciaerable time prior it. © duly 20, 1993, a fury in the Circuit Court of Coahoma County, Clarksaale, reniered @ verdict of not sullty in the trial of Theosere Carr, The charves against Aubrey Cauthen were remanded ta file on July ol, 1963, and he was not prosecuted. (157-866-22) s (Request per Walter Jenkins, White House Staff.) | HW155078 Docld: 32989535 Page 2708 ce.
2 ‘ Load ADLER aT be AS WNT EIDE Fo ER ea 1 SR apna OE TASP boa LEAR el ALTAR ALAND Aa a AOR D CS Ie acilahatini ave dilemwibe —pasccete ng tat hae op ate Ana tenant Sadan mar nce Abo SAN REE AIR fa ed Rone PT 5 i ry ei t { a . { , @ % al July 22, 1964 REVEREND RALPH enemy “he PBI has never conuucted an investigation concerning reverend Bdwink “ing; however, its files contain the following pertinent information rezarding him, 7 , & The November 10, 1950, issue of the *fiontgomery Advertiser," a aaily newspaper which is published in Montsomery, Alabama, reported that Reverend King was convicted for failing to leave a aowntown hetel where he had souzht to be served together with Zlroy 4 imbry, Negro, of Montgomery. Reverend King was identified as a “4 ~ “while minister of Boston, Massachusetts. The Washington "Evening Star" reported, on July 21, 1964, that Reverend Edwin King, a white Miethogist minister, kas been - selected by the ifississippi Freedom Democratic Party as a national commitieeman, The article stated Reverend ing is chaplain ai the pre~ doming ntly Negro Tougeloo College which is located near Jackson, Mississippi. This document is prepared in response to. your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee. Its ure t- Umited to off ata proceedings by your Conmittee and the content may nut b> diselosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FSI . aN VY (Request per Walter Jenkins, White House Staff. ) Tolson _—_____ Belmont —._-__ HeA:emk . * ; fi 4 Mohr ‘ . ae & Cosper (19) Sst (\ ~ / Callchan __. nr ne) Conrad a 7 wd DeLoach —_—— ete rae ° 4 Gvans % s "4 Sale —_ . Posen _ 5 Zalliven giovel a dy, pees ! Trotter _ / , — L 3 . , —m “ale. Room - Wdur ee . HW aa Docld: 329689535 Page 2709 4.