OPTIONAL, FORM NO. 10 MAY 15.2 EOITION GSA FeMR (4t CER) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GC RNMENT ut, “VMiemorandum aa TO : ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222) DATE: 12/22/72 t Segoe > ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, LOS ANGELES | \ (157-8214) (RUC) SUBJECT: F HOWARD . parry eopeaEy a (formerly (8B 1155-B)f sateen ae oT EM ~ SAO, MINUTEMEN 00: San Diego Re San Diego letter to the Bureau, dated 11/20/72. On 8/11/72, Me. LAURITZ P/MILLER, 8337 Castano Place, Sun Valley, California, wrote a letter to the Acting Director, FBI, in which he advised as follows: i | | { i ? | MILLER, a free-lance writer, had recently returned to Los Angeles from Japan, where he had researched a potential story on the Japanese terrorist groups that provided three gunmen for the Lod Airport massacre in Tel Aviv, Israel, 5/30/72. According to information learned by MILLER there was a strong indication of a world-wide Communist conspiracy dedicated to international revolution. Mr. MILLER related some of the facts which he learned concerning the Red Army group in Japan and its ties to revolutionary groups throughout the world. | i | On 8/23/72, Mr. MILLER was interviewed concérning’} {) details of the information which he had related in his fk letter to the Bureau. After the interview MILLER produced?’ . +/ several books written in Japanese which he had had partially © translated and which were extremely revolutionary and. violent in nature. These books were forwarded to the Bureau for complete translation. Mr. MILLER seemed to be | a reasonable man who was ) very concerned about the dangers posed by terrorists : organizations throughout the “world. 72 aie a a } ' REC. 49 | 3 7- LES Pred ae a - Bureau (RM) STIs re 7 . ~ San Diego (170- 286 ) (BM) Tem rae a UNS A - Los Angeles - ye - AE rote i weet ¥ ‘qp/ers a | we : ¥) an . a7, yo, qe? lin me “ }.¢ wee too pocta: zone o iy Ry S savings Bo Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
- PMS8 Rev, §-22-64) FB! Date: 3/1/73 Transmit the following in ; (Type in plaintext or code) ~ Vig AERTAL a . (Priority) : Ie a ee ee eee ee me ee ee ee ee Looe | — TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (1387-17222) ATIN: OFPICA OF ; 7 LEGAL COUNSE ERO: aos: SAN DIEGO (170-286) (Pp) f. HOWARD B Bey “Gopee a a ae ae FORMER [C7 1155-5) / Ad re ees : ,, ~. EM « SA _ fn f é } (O00: San Die ero . , res |e te San Diego letter to Buresu dated 11/20/72; Los Angeles Letter to Bureau dated 12/22/72. 2/25/73, LAURITZ PB, MILLER, Sun Valley, California, telephone (a1) 467-3581, telephonically contacted SA ZARL MN. HLERSEMY stating that he was planning to assist former FBI tn formant HOWARD GARRY GODFREY in writing a book concerning his experiences while assisting the FBI. He advised that the book will be pro-FBY and will be as factual as possible. He stated that he woule like to verify that GODFREY had actually reported to the FBI some of the things that he has reported to him in discussing the preparation of the book. / 6 a. eee te pe ee ODP BTR NPE AIRES EIOPEREEOP IIT GTN CIS IOT FIERY ONCE NEN SHE TUSTIN SDSL ISEA STR NY STEEN LA AR AES OL SILA OH LION ELE fA Py NIG) LOL EIEY LEE OTASES 7H at vor “ rs halios aoey as mn met = ; . BM cA HOWARD BARRY GODFREY was formerly/sp sp_1155-5,|/ pera MILLER was advised that he could be furnished no information wi thout: the specific authority of the Acting Director of the FRI Bitsy possibly, the additional approval of the U. &. Departmeiie(/ JUSTICE! .-«, ined, WIZ | - fen. /{ eee MILLER stated that it is his intention to prepare a letter to the Acting Director of the FB setting forth inforn- ation corcerning . the book he #nténds ta: imeite and requesting ~~ authority to obtaid' information, that, he needs to verify the be authens leisy! ot information ftirnishod: by i iGODPREY. ‘ Ne deG,taw ee mane ewe @) Bureau (REM). : aC iASY ee ar, aE veh Los Angeles “(157-8214) CINFO) GM) 25 MAR A we 2 ~ San Diego . 5 WAR 8983 yj); en ~ Co ek Pecanate AFG BA Ie 4 de tbs “eG mie rey ey” sy Ge v Wwe s crx , ‘ENP: ols - here ve A) fa ys * a . tte 2 ~~, 14 ae (5 ttle aS ie wee Po Approved: HW 55000 Doctd: 32686 ead APatein Paarge wU.S.Gavernment Printing Office: 1972 — 4595-574 SMA Nak OEE Oe
~~ URE rZ 2? “MILLER 213/7673581 8337 CASTANO PLACE SUN NN VALL LUBY, CALIF. 11352 Smeal ve oe ses re orn were se nerre ae re preemie -— ef : ff . - ‘ ie Mr, Behar ' ee! oo Ber, Hauer a he. Callohan uu, ‘+ Wir Hsin os | ovr. Clevetana , . ’ - February 28, 1973 me Bestogien | Mz. Conrad — Mr. Gece. ardt Mr. Jenkins WWW Mr. Marzhall oH Mr. Miger, B.S. ww. Mr. Porvis : Wir. Soyars aes Mr, Wehkers we Tele. Room Mr, Kinler Tid:, Armstrong —— Mr. Bows ors Mr. Heringion Ms. Herwle ~~ Mx. Mints ~—~WW Mrs. Neenan —.. Patrick L. Gray; Director Federal Bureau of investigation’ mo. ¥\ Washington, D.C.20535 © Coe i) Dear Sir: As you have been informed by Agent Earl Peterson of San Die wore {| am collaborating with Howard garryCodfrey to produce a book Laan en eet SON RNR MH based on his experiences as an informant for the Bureau. {| would like to assure you we intend to present the Federal Bureau of Investigation in only a favorable way. ae a ‘ eae . . . , By 4 fos Qur motive for writing this book is to alert the general el. public of a dangerous situation developing (and it some cases wel] e 1: yt established) in every major community in the nation. Godfrey wants to lay out the nation network of communication éeL6) GS HWW between extremist groups, both right and left wing. ere ne ened He plans to recount as much detail as possible of his years "in coping with paramilitary organizations. °F Te Le &S) MAR 20 i973, -| will naturally agree ‘to any conditions you suggest for hol d- ing such an interview. as a member of these extremist groups, explaining the recruiting, NS i . Lae tk training, assignment and some actual operations accomplisned by Legh | them. i os {t would be of great assistance to us if you would authorize E me to interview Agent Peterson In San Diego. This would not constitute wy . QF an endorsement of our Book, but would help me to understand more He wt ft ‘about Godfrey, the general situation,and the position of the F. B/ I, fy i A fd a j i | t SEA Brown st ey bef ye) a —s wf EL RAE phen FMM ae LEMAR L. CalNendees Shame | \ B-Ce 98 “ ua fa ge, i ai #5" od FREELANCE; “WRITER: HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1048 i
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“ “~  OPTONAL form RO. 10 5010-106 mar 1762 €DInlon . ys FBSA GEM, REG. NO, 27 ;: 1, UNITED STATES GQ) RNMENT a A Me. Felt an ; Mi. Baker 2 Memorandum |. —- he Clan — Mr. Conrad ..——~ _ . Mr. Gebhardt a . . . a . se :Mr. Jenkins (inv DATE: 38-73 oo Se A ; Mr. Midboeith 3 Be t . . _ Mr. Sos Mes . . . Mr. Thompson ___. :T, J. Brownfield oo « “ Mr. Waléers —____ of te Tele. Room : Jo Mr. Kinloy *;LAURITZ P. MILLER ay Mi Bowers . FREE LANCE WRITER, Me. Herington —— SUN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . , ; we ewig REQUEST TO INTERVIEW SA EARL M PETERSEN, SAN DIEGO OFFICE & Med 3) ee | , . fe - A GE 7 BACKGROUND: MM HM Ae | By letter dated February 28, 1973, Miller advised |. ' he is collaborating with Howard Barry Godfrey to produce a - book based on Godfrey's experiences as an FBI“informant. Although the letter was unsigned, it bore letterhead information including Miller's name and address, 8337 Castano Place, Sun Valley, California. Miller's stationery described him as a "Freelance Writer~Photographer-Editor." Miller said he and Godfrey intended to present the FBI "in only a favorable way," and that Godfrey would describe "the nation network of communication by the extremists groups, both right and left wing," recounting his years as a member of these extremists groups. eeneiany Miller requested authorization for interview of "Agent Barl Peterson of San Diego" (SA Earl M. Petersen), - explaining the interview "would help me to understand more about Godfrey, the general situation, and the position of the F.B.I. in coping with paramilitary organizations." ae a) aan nenenmnneneerreepeitemremiteemenmpstee pwn ape oe _ BY airtel dated March 1, 1973, the San Diego Office advised that Miller had telephonically contacted Special Agent Petersen redqarding interviewing him and that Miller was advised he could be furnished no information without the specific author of the Acting Director of the FBI and, possibly, the additional on Ae 4 ee approval of the Department of Justice. Sa Xe | Sy INFORMATION IN BUPILES: CO , te phan At 19% a Regarding Godfrey: y aot L heen ‘ _ tet Howard Barry wa lee L228 1, is, at = Portsmouth, England, was designated a symbol~number informant t ‘ore a mney fae Enclogure Ata B-8IS conch i NO? RECORD ce ITS ek 28 1973 fe ins - Enclosure oe) 5 ae ne “xc - Enclosure |. “CONTINUED "2"OvER a “ \v . -  °  ] = My, Mintz ~ Enclosure pSv¥ | Yoo eo OT an -isodepuefasGoose5ba Page.1050 AP wy "
* . ‘ t x * . at : : ‘ my ens : , « . < ae } ‘ r } j Brownfield to Jenkins Memo RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER of the San Diego Office August 10, 1967, while employed as an equipment-checker for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ; Company, San Diego, California. A gun hobbyist, Army trained i in the use of explosives, he became associated with the top | echelon of the Minutemen as well as the Secret Army Organization i (SAO), furnishing excellent information to the FBI regarding i these and other extremists groups. . By communication dated November 20, 1972, the San Diego Office discontinued Godfrey as an informant. Godfrey had testified in San Diego County Supérior Court in the trial of George Mitchell Hoover, SAO member charged with attempted : murder, and in the trial of William Francis Yakopec, who was found .guilty of the bombing of the Guild Theater in San Diego. , At that time, Godfrey also was scheduled to testify against Jerry Lynn Davis, SAO leader charged with illegal possession j of explosives. i SA Petersen also testified in Hoover's trial and haa been Godfrey" Ss contacting Agent. . j As a result of Godfrey's appearances as a prosecution . witness, his identity as an FBI informant was publicized in the - j news media. (137-17222, 157-17513-10) Regarding Miller: Our files show that by letter dated November 30, 1971, Miller requested information regarding crimes committed by juvenile females. He was furnished a Uniform Crime Reports Bulletin. . Miller wrote to Acting Director Gray August 11, 1972, furnishing information regarding what he considered to be a world-wide communist conspiracy for revolution, including direct communication between U. S. revolutionaries and the Japanese. Miller stated that some American servicemen " were sympathetic with the world revolutionaries and were being used as couriers. Miller explained he had develdéped this - information while doing research in Japan. He requested information as to whether the FBI knew of the "situation." Thea ne RISER BO VERERTOP AERO, res NE RANT Cet UhSAmeeNtRN RE PARC Tae nap wnattGY eRe - By airtel August 21, 1972, the Los Angeles Office was advised of Miller's August lith letter and was instructed to interview him. The Los Angeles Office further was instructed to advise Miller of the confidential nature of information contained in Bureau files and to alert him regarding the jurisdictions of the respective military services over their personnel. ale aed dak ace aaa ne ad m Qe CONTINUED, - OVER BW 55000 Doclda:32969523 Page 1051 Vy sce ee os ee
‘Brownfield to Jenkins Memo - RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER Miller was subsequently advised by the Los Angeles Office. per instructions and the information he furnished was forwarded to the Legal Attache, Tokyo. Miller also furnished similar information directly to the Japanese National Police Agency (NPA), in August, 1972. The NPA in October, 1972, advised the Legal Attache, Tokyo, that NPA‘'s inquiry failed to substantiate Miller's allegations. (62-115275) « ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: ; On March 6, 1973, ASAC Clark F. Brown, San Diego Office, was telephonically advised of Miller's request to interview SA Petersen in connection with the projected book. ASAC Brown was advised that interview of SA Petersen would not be authorized in view of regulations regarding revealing information in Bureau files. This matter has been coordinated with the Intelligence Division and James L. Williamson of the Office of Legal Counsel. * RECOMMENDATION: That the attached reply be sent to Miller. a HW 55000 DocId: 32989523 Page 1052
+ om ‘ : . MAY 1952 EDITION GSA FEMR (41 CFR) 101-116 UNITED STATES G_. VERNMENT iy Memorandum To . : ACTING DIRECTOR, FBY (137-17222) pate: 4/30/73 ATTN: EBL LABORATORY, FLREARMS SECTION nos) OPTIONS L, FORM NO. 3D & ape ca - ania SAG, SAN DEEGO 0 {270° 286) (C) : HOWARD BARR CODEREY : wi cee TORMERLY [SDLLLSS~E) 7A Coven grit . Yt | f | . 3 pe] (SAO), He has authorized disposal of these items in any way seen fit by the San Diego Office of the FBI. The remaining items not used as evidence and not destroyed are: . EM ~ Sad. Poon. INFT. . FS & y 3 G3 - = - . @) on Source made available a mmber of items during his iF \ activi ty as a source within the Secret Army Organization 7 1 fe { . anetinly eo one Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 50M2, U. &. i He Number 32846, manufactured by Colts Patent Firearms At by Manufacturing, Col., Hartferd, Connecticut. This weapon Ls completely disassembled and the barrel has been cut off with a welding torch. This weapon was removed from a wrecked airplane on the desert and it was necessary to cut off the barrel to get the weapon out of the plane. One .38 Caliber Silencer, no brand name, wit go. Patent Pending end the number 96 stamped on it. Blued steel. ue One sawed off shotgun barrel and stock (also - t sawed off) from Sears Roebuck model 1001.100 shotgun, no serial number. Barrel 13% inches long. Two rifle grenade launchers. No identifying a marks OTe REC-28 SBG= / V4 , of) a nol, The above-listed items are forwarded te the Firearms Section for disposal or for any other use .- desired of them. ~ ‘a : 7 * Tebeomrren eons ONE ~ ie, ts, ahd tAD Labsarce: ata mo .. “) =} bn de ei "May Zo 1973 ~ " Bureat bese 5, EEE s we a L - Package Pee et a 1 = San Diego . SE AMES nn er EMP smLx PR reg, 5) read. \ ae SS * if HW 5 J ‘Docld? 33989523 Page 1053
/1L- ive D General Tnvesti, at Uxternal /tivaire pb lire D, WV. Lowers Vir, &, Tleisan 2/7/74 ty gs Z fy ise : do vision fro ptt pte WwW. R. Wannall G. C. Moore ” Mr, ite. UW. KR, Vannall ~ Mr ° Nugent Yansey - Fitgvatrick tir, « br, lioore - fk Jad Dad r te rere Sah ee ATT LYNE aks ron ASPIRE WAIT etry corse s TOne td ode CORNED SL WES? etre s isa vebe ke. et, ALINE TLLePRE ARTICLES G IM PRERURY, se. ARE es BTL DALAL ERD HPs THURDI St I LATTER “= LO7“, a are) PART ¥ ET BOLE 7 we USSUZ SESS foe hie jS2] Page 8 of the February, 1974, issuc of “The Thunderbolt" fT), a monthly nevevaper ef the BRP, "contains three articles critical of the Faz and, in part, of former Direetor J. Sdrear Hoover. The NSRY is an antiblack, anti-Semitic, white racist political party headcuartered in Marietta, Georgia, which is composed of pact neabers of klan-type organizations. TY is edited by Dr, Edward R. Fields who-is NWSRVY National Secretary. eeptioned "FBI Turned In Police. ‘thy written report allerce former #2DT Assistant to the rector Willian C. Sullivan ta White House, in which Sullivan "revenled'' former Director Hoover "was not of " sound mind in his last years"; how Director HUcover allegedly "Rept filles on Consressmen and blackmailed thems and how the FBI allesedly committed illegal acts in “prosecuting white patriots" for 1 many years, The article alleses that forner White House aide John Dean IIL gave a copy of Sullivan's report to the Senate Watergate Commi, (SHC): however, the SWC has allegedly suppressed it, axe urged to write their Congressmen and the SWC release of the "Sullivan Re £0 Meo t? al hve Pas tiee headers domanding " port. The article further alleres the FBI has atriotic organisations’ while only Uelving y LF} i) against communism," and has experienced a Pr of reputation! 37 = PP RRR NOE Beet #01 FEB ¢ been “wreekLne + Wa } LED HneLosures (3) a ) Glos Pesta as "1974 rad 1 rs t 105- 66233 ape 137m 7222 Es aerenen rion Prone ts emnerees, lip service to the fight L “{ - L87- ant Tes (12) moe tanea tee S4EMAR IG iad HW 55000 DBocld: 32999523 tink eke (SAL Cc rord Godfrey) ) corr TInUMD - OVER ‘Page 1054 NA? prtuarb sal ad
: ” © " Moerioyand:.: to Er, WW. 2. Wennall mos Teer ANtiLeENT éertteics “er Apnearine in February, 1974 Hationet States nights Vaart x Mevsparer "The ‘Sunder olc a it says a need existe to repeal anticun and similar lava that enable Faceral agents to "impose a police state." An analocy is made between allercd FSI tactics and Russian Useeret police! tactics, ‘he artiele closes by uraing readers to refuse to enaver questions from "federal arents." the second article is « reprint from the "Atlanta JourneL, 8/15/73 4 ssuc, by Jack Nelson, captioned "FRI's loover Called tor CF Sound } find.'" The artieale essentially states that wiretap files Eeoated by the FRI in a White Rouse sanfe vere kept from former Dircet tor Hoover beeanuse he was "not of sour: mind in his last years." Former PBI official Willian Sullivan xenortedly turned the files over to then Assistant At ttorney General Lobert tinralan, before “Hooyer forced Sullivan to retire frou tLe SBE on October 6, 1971," since the late Director "could not br trusted ta keap the records confidential." Sullivan is quoted as saying former Director Hoover "wa 8 " with considerable finesse, despite the deterioration of his mind." The third article is ca tioned TBE Framcup Fails." Te relates thet Georce H, Hoover a nember of the Secret Aruy Orranization (S40) was convicted Last year of Firing into the home of a “ierxist radical" of San Dierws, California. This conviction ves overturned on avpeal on the basis the jury should have been informed the sole witness testifyine arainst Hoover was a "paid PBL informant This informant is identified as Hovard Berry Godfrey, and “tha article alleges Godfrey "constantly ad" by the FBI te participate in “neouraced violence," was "allowed acts of violence, and used Nencrannentl to involve Hoover in the shootine incident. It is stated this sucecasful appeal by Hoaver of his "framecup' ts an “outstanding victory for pabriots ENG eryuherc ," “and exposes “how far Goverment agents wLil so to wrees patriotic sroups." CONTTMOND - OVER HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1055 & master blachnsiler.... Ne me mee ee aR wer ot —avmerngesinerneneparnenrenrretnttnmtametshetemt yar etna
- © Hemorendum to tir, W. BRB. Wannall Res Three Anti-YBI Articalas : os Appearing in February, L974, issue £ National States Richts Party CASRP) Newspaper ‘She Thunderbolt! j 1 Forme in SAD is a now defunct organization. formed oe eamtlitery 3 California, in 1971 as an anticommunist, PArSH itor coup. sh nt Lt tuct intellicence-type investiszations group. SAO intended to conduct intellig eens mantel and to offer urban guerrilla training for use against "1 aa CAL b & at ss = J 7 a tt “ey 4 4 oat A « the g S groups and suspected encomies of the U. 5, BOP WM oe rN : semamtat 4 at from Godfrey was a San Diego Division extremist informant £3 : he oe fod os PETALS GC cade ; { Me was tarpeted to penet . Pre Sear 12/6/68 to 11/20/72. © was der, We have no confirmed information subsequently became a 5i0 leader, W ipation in “entrapment! 4 mn Silage indicating his actual participation in “en Tanaka were ftalsed by tne defense alone this Lina during iedvér! 8 trial and these allesations were refuted or explained in open court, Godfray'!s testinony was instrumental in achieving successful Drosecutions against several SAG members, and thereby producing the demise of the AD, | Copies of the above three articles are attached ¢ ACTION: Hone, For information, This newspaper has a small circulation aimed at its white hate membership, We are not refuting the allegations therein as to do so would serve no useful purpose and would merely prompt the NSRP to Prolong these attacks, as al tea ee » Seton SHAN at RT EMSA Te TE OE IY IH eel 4 mnEOReNEREE ENO So te neveresmayyetlecanys EIST AVA ATER RENTS RNIN PRC 2 AY 21 Ie nner ery eaten naire, ", . Parl er veneteenea aes AS Ot ge awe TOE REIT smn in eae oe : - me Cer tnt REOMGER DAT 2 lnahhcedaliiaapiaeabemementndemntecceminine ante ummaas Sm SIA remeranarman St tat tpt unease D :32989593 Page Ae
See a mee .. @F BI Turned gto Sec s Page 1057 “ESAT Ieny, 129 fs oS Su re, . & ad A, ene 4 so 3. ECGAR HOOVER For many years, William C, WAS *% MENTAL CASE Sullivan was ass sistant digector, , - AND ef ‘BLACKMAILER - Tour Edgar Troover at | the EBL a io ~— . ws og ; . ‘ \ ‘ , , _ i i ‘ 2 | ° . * . . | Tho meee a i . . 5 ‘ - 4 + . . : . - : ; ! . , « ; « [ . . . : ’ . . ee . , . | Enclosure _ In fact, Sullivan was the main ” public spokesman for the FBI and Hoover, except on those ¥ ropmey ” mp il 2 AL Pet i wd. he wee 48 Se] er occasions when Hoover per- sonally, spoke. Sullivan oftea _spoke to conventions and im- portant meetings in behalf of Hoover. If any man on the in- side ever “knew what Tloover* really was, it was Assistant Director of the FBI William C, Sullivan, Wiliam C. Sullivan gave a long written report , to the” White House in which he revealed that J. Edgar Hoover was not of sound mind in his last years. This was a long report which sp of Hoover's, il 4 ctivitles, Fle also ‘told h loover kept - files on cofzféssmen ‘and Senators and blackmailed thera during the forty eight years that he headed the FBI. + Itis bad enough fora man to be a blackmailer and of un- sound mind, but much worse, when thal man is the head af - the nationwide secret police that has files on over half the ” American people, ... Jew Daniel Ellsberg™ stele military secrets and has bee accused of giving them to Russia. Yel, Hoover refused to investigate Ellsberg because of “his friendship with Ellsberg’s father-in-law, Jew Louis Marx. It is tragic when the chief of the — sceret police i is surrounded With - Jews. * ‘ William C. Sullivan gave his report to the While House. Then, the Senate Wate Committee was given he «: Teport by Johan Dean, 3rd, The ‘Watergate Commitee has stp- pressed the Sullivaa report ever since. They don’t want the P p20- ple to know the ‘truth a _about how the FBI whas Jbeea- used to commit burglary, perjury, and break.’ other Jaws . in. perse cuting” loyal | White, patriots throughout || .the * country for many years. It. would be well for every person to write to the senators on the Water. Commitice and demand they release and publish the fui text of the Sullivan Repo which exposes the evils of the FBI, : A federal court recently ordered the FBI to ture over some of its documents on in- vestigations to a reporier. The documents showed that. the FBI bad been illegally wor) ing for years and vears not onty 19 2 gale sy ais the “yb ce AEs G spy upon rightwing patrctic organizations, but to alse sabotage them. The only | 2ftw- ing organizations subotaged by tie PRE were dew that bot splintered and broker aa. from the discipline ef Ure 1, / rameninisl movenicnt
HW 55000 SNE IL TEAR TEMG See TET HT NE I é By JACK NELSON WASHINGTON (LAT) — Wiretap files located by the FBI in a While House safe ‘were kept from J. Edgar Moaver because he was “nat of sound mi ind? in_his last years, William C. Sullivans Tormer FBI assistant director {fold the Los Angeles Times Monday. ‘ Sullivan said that because. ‘the late FBI director “could not be trusted” to keep the _f{ile-s confidential Suivan turned them over to Assistant Atty. Gen, Robert Mardian be- fore Hoover forced Suilivan to retire from the FBI on Oct. 6, 1971. Sullivan, now director of the Justice Department’s office of ‘national narcotics intelligence, o said John N. Mitchell, who was attorney general at the * fime, ordered that the files be given to Mardian. Acting FBI Director. Wi- i JJiam B. Ruckelshaus ‘quoted Mardian as saving he trans- ferred the files after Sullivan warned that Hoover “might use thé records in some mai- ner’ against President Nixon and Mitchell. RUCKELSHAUS said Sulli- van did not “affirm? Mard- jan’s claim in a statement to - the FBI. But Sullican told the Times je and Mardian did apree that Hoover “might use the files far “some ill-conceiv- *> ed Urbs’ against govera- ment 0 ticials. “T don't speci?- a we os Docld:32969523 Page 1058 Below Reprinted As Evid Wee tat one WENO 8S SN LAY rp emeaneng mate bose ea ee eared me ony Betta TILT Na TEAR EP ea ae a ES ld Meee tee wee Lay from “Phe Atlanta Journal” of NW 15, 1973. s Heover Called ically remember mentioning the President,” Sullivan said, “but we certainly had the President in mind.” Sullivan, who feuded with Hoover over FBI policy mat- ters in the last few years be- fore the director’s death in May 1972, said thaf the wire- tap records never were a part: of the FBI’s officially record- ed files. “Hoover didn’t want want the AAQOVET Sl ecards in ihe ie _ollicial iije,” ‘Sullivan said. “He told me to keep them myself and have them ready for him. available any time he wanted them. I had them in a file cabinet in my office, but ihey were never serialized ed_ or recorded in the FB the FBT files.” Sullivan saia that when Fus- tice Department officials who knew of the wiretap records learned he was Jeaving “they were very upset and under- - standably because they could no longer depend on Heover. Le had had been leaking stuff all over © the piace. He coud no Jonger be trusted. So I was in- structed to pass the records to, Mardian.” HOOVER, ‘who had been under considerable criticism for his administration of the FBI, was concerned about being fired as director and kept the records “to keep Mitchell and the others in -line,” Sullivan said. SSTEIS ST ie rare a Ayre SEIS Hoa) nes wa pas = SPE » 4 Sound a Maree! what fellow was @ mese- rama comenl takes. 9, a rani he Gait: ose ‘Sullivan sid. “He alwavs did that sort af thing. ts, yom he : 2'S one of i a: ahd aavise the waa u {oF That we're in the cou ¢ ry r an investigation and yw: cahnee happened fo com with this data on your day ter. But we wanied vou know this — we realize you'd want fo know it. But : have any concern, no one wil ever learn about it. Weil, Jesus, what does that teli the senator? From that tims the senator's picht in > cl. “Sullivan said that neither © Mitchell nor Merdian ever specifical tly told him that they did not want Hoover to have the files because we could net be trusted. But Sullivan sale , he could “read this beta een the lines. “NEITHER MARDLAN ror Mitchel ‘trusted him but { didn’t want to say that.” Sei van Said. “Hoover wasn't cf sound mind — as a isatte? Ct fact a hich i official” once sal ‘been ot un ‘Dast few ‘ears, byverysocy Who had an any ining to do with Hloover knew that he was no the strangest -things, going into a rage.” , saa se SRE eR meoweerpeermares saree snerqal mA wesw sweeney coed oe de a SARE AATTERRTIET ete Ceo
ee ee ot a. es “meme ernment oe meee we hie ee —— ont. onl ceannees i. ke sealed os. tet Ct we “ : om " 2 ” ; ’ : . : . ~ . 7 | Vests 20 WW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1059, - _ ; _ a Le. < ers Peers a sme rere f r CALIFORNIA FREED IN FBI PATRIOT ery We E FRAMEUP Mr. George M. Hoover was a meniber of the now defunct right-wing “Secret Army Organization.” Hoover, age 37 .” of Santee, California, was con- - Yevicted last year of firing into _@ the home of a Marxist radical > " y} named Peter Bohmer of San -  Diceo, “ ¢ Gr fu ’ the car, was a paid FBI in- former, Ses “Twas also charged that the lt was later'‘admitted by. the. .. . federal prosecution that an FBLI., i) pimp | named “ Howard Berry a Godfrey had infiltrated the Secret Army, He had driven “the car from which the shots were fired. Therefore the ’ California Fourth District Court of Appeals ruled to over- .« turn Hoover’s conviction. .: Judge William T. Low said the ‘!+ jury should have been informed ’ that the sole witness testifying "against Hoover, and driver of - . . . * pimp, Howard Godfrey, was the chief “firebrand” in the Secret Army and constantly encouraged, violence, The FBI allowed Godfrey to participate in the shooting, several fire- bombings and burglaries before they arrested several others using Godfrey as their main witness against them. _ Godfrey was so convincing that he rose to: Assistant State Coordinator of The Secret Ar- my. Through acts of violence he was able to prove his “toyalty”” The court deemed this an act of “entrapment.” The FBI pimp was the provocateur of the acts of violence and his FBI superiors had the power to stop them before they occurred. RIGHT-WING VICTORY ’ Boe to the organization.. This ‘important The victory Hoover over this FBI frameer helps to expose how far govern- : ment agents will go to wreck patriofic groups: The distur bing part of this is that the FS] - will itself break the law, with acts of violence, in order tc maneuver innocent patriots into a trap, where they can then be framed: by lying paid pimps testifying in court. While this sort of “skullduggery has been going en } for, some lime, ‘the true facts - behind it all are just now com- ing to light. We have all read the chilling accounts of secre: . police terror in Russia and nox ; we witness the very same thing ~ taking place right here in this country. case, represents an outstanding viz-, tory for Patriots everywhere ; of George Mu z
@ @ Me. J. B. Adams dae 28, 1976 ‘Lezak Counssl PISTIER SACU aie Soa ~ ese 4 } moe ry ae & el, & We Pacis oct “fe wdta. reer Sie! Me MIN ore al, & wR & HRAC DY LS co, Je 3 ° es ores eon dee ak FaeES CIViL. ACTICN NO, 6-4-5 fs captioned civil bait ion plaintifis Pater Echmer and Paula ‘Th: ayy ablece that dofendanta conspired io Geprive them of richts, priv lezos and immunities securcd te thom ey the Conptitution and lex of the United tater, Dorendants inchide SAC Rex %, Chra ose, San Elexo, former San Desa vere Clark ©. Brown, peacently sasioned Incnection f BANE sion, SAC. dordar Raylor and BA ee: axis Bi, Beterson , Ban MEE LO, former £4 ticven &, Wiristensen, and Howard F Barre souirey, a former Ean Dieso informant. A Uhre post War submitted to the DB: snartreat | by memorandum te the Assistant Attornay General, Cringinal Division, dated 6/28/76. a On 6/18/75, Benjamin ©. F flaanagan, Senior Trial Attorney, Special Litigation veetion, Criminal Civision, advised thet former fan Diego PBI informant Howard Barry Godivey, wne renerrad on xightict activities, had reaucated Peportmental represcatation in this civil ac otion ind that the Be paximent hag agreed tc represent wir, Godfrey. Mr. Plamnaeon asked whether this Eurcau had any oblection to Lie, Godfrey's representation hy the Department. Pnciognes 5 , C13 137- ey )° 29-1 Vin Liam aa pga? wAL we , . a) samme I~ 106-470908 Wer ReneS L~ lie, Wannalk , aS jUL 2¢ 975 Leir, Dlsoway ——s Soe, Mints eeswee _— i» My. Laturne | (CONTINUED OVER) HW 55000 GML :-kiw i Lo aon Docld: 329895293 Page 1060 7h ORGINAL FILED py
HW 55000 Memo to Mr, 7, 5B. Adame Het Ritter Bohues, of ak., Ve Eiegherd [itnous Mises, of al. eavil Action Mo, %8+4-'T The ettached m wiorsndurm ta the Derariment os ae! 2 Ae aren nd se Par PS rye eet a Ft eg ih dudiectes we hava no oblcotion to the Ronariment niferding wry Py dan ea es fad prom ¢ q Fad ong 2 povde sg a Miz, Coulrey ronrecentation ast lone as hig interacts de not iy WY te sem De f% ° ake ge. * Yak oft, “ & yy ae %. is gontiick with the interests ci dafondant BEE perconnel. NPE GY OTE ST pysy thy HECOAAMENDATION: TAA RAR ON SES RO AT ERD APEI ATE ONE ALAA IST . Tass the attaciod memorandum to the Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, be approved and sent. DoclId: 329689523 Page’1061 aye ONO eee &
_HwW 55000 6/5/75 AIRTEL AIRMAIL 10: “PIRECTOR, FRI (100-461715) (100-470202) ATYN: LEGAL COUNSEI DIVISION FROM: SAC, SAN DIEGO (62-2248) (P) PETER BOHMER, ET AL versus RICHARD MILHOUS NIXON, ET AL (United States District Court San Diego, California) CIVIL ACTIGN NO. 75-4-T Re your call, 6/4/75. HOWARD pann&donenny is a defendant in captioned case. He has directed a communication to the U.S. Justic Department requestins that he be represented hy the Justice Department attorneys in this law suit. GODFREY was a paid informant of the FBI during the period concerned by the allegation in captioned suit. It is the recommendation of the San PRieso Office that the Justice Department represent GODIREY as an arency relationship existed. Also GQDFREY's dofense by Departmental attorneys would establish continuity to the answers. to the complaint. Finally GODFPEY was under the impression that his role as an FBI informer would not be made public and place hin in the current position of a defendant in a civil action. ‘3+ Bureau 1-San Diego AAR/TMP s kab meter OT R RECORSED * 8 JUL BAB 1975 SEE an ERE Mere ae ee bocld:3299952353 Page 1062 WSs mae serene 3 wos ee f Annee Hake, aoe ne aertaneeyeppemniranrinanyensnentnrttNtnrhinaeteien pean asimreenacnremnnnrtnenntmnnesnn HHT me eA Mine aT I i
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OPTIONAL Pancti MO. 19 ISAT IKE TD OUT Oty GSA GON, HEY. NOt UNITED STATES cov. AENT * Memorandum ! 010-108 ‘TO DIRECTOR, FBI pate: 8/10/67 = FROM SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P) wo kk 3 a Q Nene pd : SpRyeG ? ud __ HOWARD BARRY “GODFREY: Ve eee / ‘ PE Rete” if f oy AY |} . » j GODFREY has furnished valuable information in YL Lwthe past bnd is being designated 3 Symbol Number Infor- PLAS er"! mant of the San Diego Office. The following information “Nad i is submitted pursuant to Bureau instructions: 2. 0 pie i . ; i} pe bt . mn \ I. INFORMANT'S NAME AND ALL ALIASES 2 Ts Cay et . ro sgt \ J - HOWARD BARRY GODFREY Yt ”. ; e \e (ee i II. SYMBOL NUMBER ASSIGNED , f fe Js a Mf / ; . : % 3 % whe . vial ) ie rd ns TIT, ADDRESS AT WHICH CONTACTED ts y, / ,-7 . i ~ . Informant is contacted in the downtown area of «i; , San Diego in the vicinity of Tenth and C Street, ; ° San Diego, California. ; IV. RESIDENCE AD} DRESS . ne REC- 48 4582 Maple Street yee 1a Mesa, California yl /: 37 a § Erste V. DESCRIPTION MGT-5 Race White Date of Birth 7/1/43 Place of Birth Portsmouth, nay C. we eo Height 5' 30" woe 4 Weight 160 pounds a cae Apel (; i ; ae AE at Jd Hair Brown Se phe (2) - Burcau (REGISTERED MATL) , * = Ben a “FA ou Gd ene” cogtemeenen _ lade ‘ng Ve eS ( Sy Ae bal Moastere felered (/ fi e 2) pu hn ' ae HW 55000 DBoctd al So989523 CIN: cav (A). Page 1065
SD 137-1643 Build Medium Marital Status Married Social Security Number 564-56-5825 | VI. DATE DESIGNATED INFORMANT August 10, 1967 VII. ESTIMATE OF RELIABILITY As far as has been determined through associa- tion in the past, this informant has not fur- nished any false information. ‘ VIII. EMPLOYMENT Informant is currently employed at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company with offices located at Ninth and C Street, San Diego, Calif- ornia. A review of his employment record at the Telephone Company on 5/10/67 reflected no derog- atory information. His present duties include the testing of various equipment used by the Telephone Company in the building located at Ninth and C Street. IX. PAST ACTIVITIES This informant is not known to have any criminal record nor to have been involved in any criminal activities in the past. | X, IDENTIFICATION RECORD Identification Record request submitted 3/24/67 was returned 3/27/67 marked "Unable to identify in Criminal Files." Identification Record re- quest submitted 5/0/67 was returned 5/11/67 marked "Unabhe to identify in Civil File or Criminal Files." Viena mabe TT YANO syeeabbvele ko 2 pat eneger st [ HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1066
SD 137-1643 XI. CRIMINAL ASSOCIATES Informant has been a gun hobbyist all of his life and was also trained in the use of explo- sives while serving in the United States Army from 1/18/62 to 1/17/63. Because of this back- ground he has a thorough knowledge of firearms, - ammunition and various explosive devices. Ai~ i though he does not have any close associates who would be considered to be known criminals, ‘he maintains acquaintance with numerous indivi- Gduais who own and operate gun stores and also other people who are interested in buying and selling firearms and military type equipment. . His interest and associations have put him into contact with numerous individuals of possible interest to this Bureau both because of possible theft of government property and also due to the .interests of various militant and subversive . groups who have an interest in obtaining firearms | and explosives. ; mee nee wom he mmieee Bes = RRR HERE fe Teen Ra eM eee moan XII. INFORMATION FURNISHED IN THE PAST 1. PATRIOTIC PARTY INTERNAL SECURITY ~ C The informant was requested to attend a public meeting on 2/24/67 at the House of Hospitality, Balboa Park, San Diego, California. Approximately 100 adults attended this meeting. HOWARD F. CLARK, 1086 Sixth Street, Ramona, California, employed at Convair, San Diego, California and also Treasurer of the International Toastmasters, District #5, conducted this public meeting at which ROBERT B. DE PUGH of Norborne, Missouri, National Co-ordinator of the "Minutemen" was the principle speaker. DE PUGH dis- cussed the aims of the Patriotic Party following which elections were held and informant reported that HOWARD F, CLARK was elected Chairman of the Patriotic Party with a Me. BRINKER as Vice-Chairman, Mrs. BRINKER Secretary, and GARNER P, DICUS, aka Jerry Dicus, Treasurer. The informant furnished the identity and background information regarding numerous individuals present in attendance at this meeting. = an ry . . Cae ee tm ve rw oy aly Bere EEE ETRE May Hei spectmnmunien i SiaeneneraaeAeeY Tinga yp sereeiduntn By HW 55000 DBocld: 32999523 Page 1067 on
SD 137~1643 2. MINUTEMEN ~ INFORMATION CONCERNING INTERNAL SECURITY Informant advised that he attended a meeting on 3/4/67 at the residence of VICTOR WALTON, 5549 Kiowa Drive, La Mesa, California at which 43 people were present. The main speaker of the even- ing was BERTRAND L. COMPARET, a local San Diego attorney with office at 525 C Street and residence at 4930 Mansfield, San Diego, California. COMPARET kas identified by the informant as author of the hook "Your Heritage" and commentator on radio pro-~ grams for stations XERB, KTYM, and KBIF. The infor- maut reported the theme of COMPARET's talk to be on the history of Isreal and of an anti-Semetic nature. Numerous individuals present were identified by in- formant including TROY HAUGHTON. Through subsequent association of the in- formant with TROY HAUGHTON, Western Regional Co-ordi- nator of the Minutemen, who resides in San Diego, California, informant learned that HAUGHTON is anxious to purchase automatic weapons of all types. HAUGHTON displayed to informant a new 308 German rifle and indicated he was extremely interested in - obtaining Browning automatic rifles and any sub- > Machine guns that might be available. HAUGHTON indicated he had been purchasing materials includ-. ing guns and ammunition from GERALD T. GIYER, who resides at 9467 Riverview, Lakeside, California. Informant identified GIYER as a well known amateur gun collector in the San Diego area. 7 3. . UNKNOWN SUBJECT; THEFT OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS, MADISON HIGH SCHOOL, ROTC, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 2/24 - 27/67 TGP During February, 1967, two Browning auto- matic rifles, one .30 caliber machine gun and 5,000 rounds of .22 caliber ammunition were stolen from aie HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page ‘1066 ak a
HW 55000 SD 137~1643 the office of the ROTC, Madison High School, San Diego, California. The above guns were subsequent-~ ly discovered to be buried in a remote area east of El Cajon, California and were recovered and return- ed to the school. Investigation to locate the amnu- nition was conducted. On 4/13/67, informant advised that he had observed GERALD GIYER selling large quantities of .22 caliber ammunition at a swap meet at a drive-in theater in El Cajon, California during @ recent weekend. Investigation was conducted to determine if this ammunition was identical with that stolen from the ROTC office; however, no conclusion could be reached inasmuch as the ammunition could not be identified. Informant has furnished numerous copies of articles and material obtained by him from the re- Sidence of TROY HAUGHTON. The material deals primar- ily with instructions regarding military type opera- tions as well as considerable anti-Semetic literature. On 7/27/67, informant reported that he had accompanied BILL CLAY, active in Minutemen activities, on the previous weekend when CLAY traveled throughout the remote areas east of San Diego, California on various Indian Reservations during which time CLAY was attempting to discover abandoned mines and any other appropriate areas deemed to be useful in storing arms caches. Informant reported that during this time while with CLAY, CLAY referred to the theft of Browning automatic rifles a machine gun and ammunition stolen from the ROTC at Madison High School during February, 1967. CLAY said that if these weapons had been hidden better they would never have been found by Police Offices, Informant reported that CLAY did not specifically say he knew who had been responsible for the theft of these weapons and ammunition but did give the general impress- ion that he had such knowledge. 4, "LOVE IN", RAMONA OAKS RANCH, RAMONA, CALIFORNIA 5/20 ~ 21/67 INTERNAL SECURITY 5 Doclda: 3298952753 Page 1069
SD 137-1643 On 5/19/67, informant advised that several thousand "hippies" planned to congregate at Ramona, California during 5/20 - 21/67. Informant reported that the "Minutemen" planned to create trouble among the "hippies" so that as a result of this, the "hippies" would try to take over the town of Ramona, California. Informant reported that the idea behind the "Minutemen" participating in the activity was so the people of Ramona -would. become alert to the fact that "it can happen in their town". Informant advised that the "Minutemen" planned to spread sugar cubes throughout the town of Ramona to give the impression that thecubes con- tained LSD. They intended to change highway signs and road markers to create confusion and to direct arriving "hippies" to local Indian Reservations thus creating the possibility of clashes between local Indians and the "hippie groups". Informant said. the "Minutemen" planned to collect bags of dog waste material and distribute this throughout the city of Ramona so that the “hippies" would be blamed for this act. All information furnished by informant was fur- nished to local law enforcement agencies. On the first day of the scheduled "love in" the San Diego County Sheriff's Office and California Highway Patrol es- tablished a command post in the vicinity of Ramona Oaks Ranch, Ramona, California following which ten arrests were made of adults and juveniles for poss- ession of marijuana and LSD. A road block was set up in the vicinity by the California Highway Patrol to check on the safety of vehicles traveling in the vicinity. It was reported that this apparently dis- couraged a number of individuals from attending the "love in" at Ramona Oaks Ranch as the attendance did not exceed more than 300 or 400 participants. The informant reported following this activity that the members of te "Minutemen" group who attempted to cause trouble in the area were dissuaded because of the law enforcement officers being present in the community. ~~ HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1070 ae eaeeerneser mere oe imma aretha IRN UTTAR AYE RONEN TOIT INGAAS RARITY Sayre Hes
SD 137-1643 XITI.CAPABILITY OF BEING USED OUTSIDE THE SAN DIEGO DIVISTON Due to the informant's residence in La Mesa, Calif- ornia and full time employment at San Diego, Calif- omia, he has indicated he does not desire to re-~- ceive assignments outside of this local area. He has indicated, however, that he would make his services available for any important matters which might take place in other areas. XIV. INFORMATION REFLECTING INFORMANT TO BR EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE, UNRELIABLE, OR TO HAVE FURNISHED FALSE INFORMATION No information has been developed during contacts with informant to date which indicate the informant is unstable or unreliable. No information has been developed that would indicate he has furnished any false information. ‘ i i Inasmuch as the informant has furnished information | of both a security and criminal nature, he will be | operated as a Criminal Informant, however, security type information will continue to be received from him. 7 - BF. gtat 4 reentry enemy yy mtteeertpiny epee HW 55000 DocId:32989523 Page 1071.
i 2 1 \ ’ ‘ Tt cee FRAG LEME SAC, | San Lege CES FaLCéS) revnennye~ oA Pirecter ‘e° - , Heuries E/E /EE © - one vognest te pay catttionsd’ informant et tha . rat G@ ef GL25 por nortan on a regular Lagis 3g nee approved. Phig individual was developed by you on G/RU/GT, and Gince ‘ thet tane hac fueniched, ainuosd exclunively, SSCP LE Yet yoe ingvorzation. ‘i “herzta? Governmonte iirenertyetyne 2 fies mebicn weans : : while ef e orliminal n re) to have & Girecs 3 LOUSAEE with the activities of Guys OE o , . in wie ne ang the fact thet vartus ied As of B Garurity navi ius this gndivicvual ad e@ ULSI EG visions cot £orun : SAG Lar OUIRE Z PREELOUS g f Authox B effectiva with the date cf Ghnis Lotter, to Be ; SOVMaRE OR a Mtvictiv ©. SG. Do beaois the Gus ef un to 0 in accordance whtn provisioua set forth in Seetion 108 JS, Manual of Enatenctioms. L«~M. J. Rozamus, 906 9th & D L-M. F. Row, 6221 IB NOTE: Captioned individual was approved as an informant 8/10/87 Since that time ell information furnished by him relintes to vardious Internal Security subjects and Internal Security groups under in- vestigation by this Bureseu. Authority to make regular payments cs a cximinal informant should not be epproved at this time. ft is recommended, however, thet a new $260' SAC authority be approved payments to be made on # strictly C.0.D. basis. VPN an RAL TREES Cesar An epet 2/4 \Arere eb allukan £ . 5 Conrad Wt (6) {/ ; N “ > Pelt —— f ae y Gale We ‘ Pa no 1 a Rosen ~~ ff C- Ley aw Oe uf “ Sulliven ——— /| \ ; \ a . to. vA \ ? uf 1 Tavel .n-xceme oe lr - 5 7 Ttottet ~ veymesag = oO ae i ‘ i’ P Ad me Tele. Bo ey ge at} 3 \] a a Holmen GH. nen . WW a Gandy .2- 2-2 wee MAI. ROG, tcl TELETYPE unr f_ J . “ HW 55000 DoctId: Tea | Page 1072
OPTIONAL HOM HO 10 8010-106 . MAY Wer Corrie GSA GN. RLG. HO. 27 @ UNITED S'tATES GC NMENT - , . @ Memorandum 2 2 TO : | DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222) pare: 1/5/63 a FROM; “ SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P) SUBJECT? 4 Meer ate nee concen irenn tee wees < recommend that authority be granted tomy the above informant up to $75 per month for services and $50 per month for expenses for a period of six months on a COD basis or for expenses to be incurred or servicés rendered in seeking information at our specific request. This authorization is to be effective January 155 1968, and letters of progress Will be submitted quarterly. My letter of June 15, 1908, will contain my recommendation: concerning further payments. In all contacts with this“informant to date there . has been no indication on the part of ‘the informant of any..- . emotional instability, unre liabll.oys nor ,jhas he furnished tee any: false information. “' - we - en . iy - Informant was designated a PCI on February 27, 1967; ih and converted to a Criminal Informant on August 10, 1967. a i | PAYMENTS & PQ Under authority of Section 1083, Number 2, Manual of Instructions, the following amounts have been paid - tO wes the informant as indicated: a (33 - Bureau?’ Aas) x) = San Diego — is co HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1073
SD137 -1643 Date Period Amount Paid 3/15/67 2/27 -3/10/67 $ 50.00 . 5/3/67 3/11-5/1/67 50.00 5/26/67 5/2-5/25/67 35.00 , 9/1/61 5/26-8/31/6T 40.00 ‘11/3/67 9/1-11/2/67 | 25.00 Total Amount Paid $ 200.00 UNSUB; THEFT OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS, MADISON HIGH SCHOOL, ROTC, SAN .DIEGO, CALIFORNIA _ 2/24-27 /6T TGP SD52-4585 | INFORMATION FURNISHED The following theft of two Browning Automatic Rifles, one .30 Caliber Machine Gun and five thousand rounds of .22 Caliber ammunition from Madison High School, San Diego, Calif- ornia, CI developed information that one, GERALD GIYER was selling large amounts of .22 Caliber ammunition at a swap meat at prices below the San Diego market. Investigation was con- ducted, however it was impossible to identify the ammunition as being that stolen from the High School. CL developed association with one, BINL CLAY, active in Minutement Activities in the San Diego area and spent several days “With CTAY traveling in remote areas of San Diego and on various Indian Reservations during which time CLAY was attempting HW 55000 Docld:32969523 Page 1074
SDL27~1643 _ to discover abandoned mines and other appropriate areas deemed useful in storing arms caches. CI reported that during this excursion CLAY referred to theft of the Browning Automatic Rifles and other items stolen from Madison High School, Subsequent investigation conducted in this captioned “5, matter located the Browning Automatic Rifles buried in the a mnecatat am Ae a Rat A remote area which had been previously Observed by CLAY. : Pettit PATRIOTIC PARTY INTERNAL SECURITY =C (sb- leon 13852 ) ; nformant has attended meetings of the Patriotic Party and specifically has identified individuals present at such groups including ROBERT B. DE PUGH of Norborne, Missouri, National Coordinator of the Minutemen, as speaker at one meeting. CI also furnished the identity of officers elected to the Patriotic Party at a meeting which he attended. MINUTEMEN = INFORMATION CONCERNING INTERNAL SECURITY SD1L00-12461 Cl is a very active member of the Minutemen Organi- zation in San Diego, California, and has furnished complete . details of all Minutemen activities in this area. He has been ; a close associate of TROY HAUGHTON, the West Coast leader of the Minutemen until his disappearance about six months ago. Since that time informant has continued his association with i BETTY HAUGHTON, who is active in organizing Minutemen activities throughout Southern California and publishing much material for { distribution through Minutemen contacts. CI furnishes copies of titerature published by HAUGHTON md also attends numerous funce- tions of the Minutemen as well as other functions through assignee ments by BETTY HAUGHTON. He has been extensively developed by the Minutemen because of his knowledge of firearms and use of explosives. He has also been assigned to make frequent visits to the Peace Center operated by the Peace and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, and has associated with individuals in that group to identify them and their activities for informa~ tLlon of local Minutemen. In addition, he is frequently contacted -~3- | HW 55000 Docld: 329895233 Page 1075
8D137-1643 © by individuals seeking assistance in obtaining guns, ammu- nition and explosives. He has thus been able to identify individuals interested in obtaining weamns and explosives. During recent visit of former Alabama Governor GEORGE C. WALLACE, who spoke at Russ Auditorium, San Diego, California, informant attended this meeting and furnished information regarding identities of persons present as well as reporting that local Minutemen were utilized as doorkeepers and ushers. RAMONA OAKS RANCH RAMONA, CALTFORNIA 5/20-21/67 INTERNAL SECURITY SD1LOO-212461 CI furnished information regarding the plans of Minutemen to disrupt meeting of several thousand "hippies" to congregate at Ramona, California, during spring of 1967. Information furnished by CI regarding plans and activities at this meeting were furnished to local police agencies and assisted in the prevention of wide spread rioting in the Ramona area. . PEACE AND FREEDOM PARY INTERNAL SECURITY SD100-140612 At the request of BETTY HAUGHTON, on behalf of local San Diego Minutemen Organization, CI has frequented the Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters in San Diego for purposes of identifying members and participants in activities there. He has furnished information about the. harassment of this group by the local Minutemen and in ad*‘ition, has obtained literature and mailing lists and other pertinent information for distribu- tion to the Minutemen Organization. CI makes the information available to the San Diego Division tefore passing on to Minutemen Organization HW 55000 Docld: 32969523 Page 1076 W4-* teagan rt tay me wane enema ee nate imendiektesnnibenientenmenaneaptonesetemmiammaniertner or
HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1077 SD137 -1643 | GILBERT O, MC GILL POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY SD52-4723 CI has identified MC GILL as an individual dealing in guns and ammunition in the San Diego area and determirnd that MC GILL is dealing in large amounts of ammunition and other explosives. MC GILL has attempted to assist CI in ob- taining large amounts of ammunition including hand grenades for use by local Minutemen Organizations. POLICE COOPERATION SAN DIEGO DIVISION Cr furnished information reflecting that officers of the Peace and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, had reported theft of two typewriters to the San Diego Police Department from the Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters. CI was present at the Headquarters on the date of this reported theft and personally observed one of the officers take the two typewriters in question from the building and place them in his personal automobile. This information was furnished to the Burglary Detail of the San Diego Police Department and the theft report confirmed. CI furnished the identity of JOHN SCHOPP as the suspect in the theft of these typewriters. CI furnished information that local Minutemen planned to make threatening phone calls to police departments and other law enforcement agencies in the San Diego area during a meeting honoring LINUS PAULING. PAULING was being honored by the Peace and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, at a meeting held at the Village Inn. CI advised that these threatening phone calls to place bombs at the Village Inn were for the purpose of disrupting the meeting and no actual bombs would be placed. Inspector EDWARD DE BOLT, San Diego Police Department, advised that the Police Department did receive a bomb threat report rire we
SD137 +1643 regarding the above meeting and he was advised of appropriate information received from Cl. Inspector DE BOLT advised that the Police Department covered the Peace and Freedom Meeting as indicated above and no bomb was placed there. Cl has identified the residence of WILLIAM KITT, L929 North 33rd Street, San Diego, as a place where LSD and other narcotics are being nurchased and resold in the San Diego area. This information has been furnished to the Narcotics Bureau of the San Diego Police Department In addition to the above information set out re-~ garding the activities of the CI it is to be noted that he has volunteered the clerical and secretarial assistance of his wife to the Minutemen organization for the purpose of obtaining additional background information for information regarding the Minutemen activities and work being performed at the Minutemen office, the residence of BETTY HAUGHTON. | | | This CI has enabled the San Diego Division to follow activities of local Minutemen groups and activities of the Peace and Freedom Party to a very extensive degree, This information wouldmt generally be available to any other sources Of the San Diego Division and could not be obtained by Special Agents due to the nature of the information. one This CI has demonstrated resourcefulness and ingenuity in obtaining information and has dedicated a great deal of his time to this work for the Bureav., In- formation furnished by the CI is believed to be of much greater value than the remuneration which he receives. Y CN ee en eens omasmeaamnal It is to pe noted that a considerable amount of information furnished by the informant is of a security nature. This information is appropriately disseminated and i channelized. It is recommended however, that the informant i be continued as a Criminal Informant inasmuch as he was originally developed for this purpose and continues to fur- y nishinformation in the criminal field. { i | | HW 55000 Docld:329895293 Page 1078 con
int Arwen BEE tO RNS ‘ x Sven UNITS STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE A Ue ae edn , | Mba tey | t ‘iene FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION « to wt fe x In Reply, Please Refer to” San Dlego, Calit omnia Kile No. SD 137-1643 December 15, 1907 : . ‘ Th ep! Cr if f 4 - x” tH 1” Nj I Y y SYMBOL NUMBER: ... CONE, INF E guspenrssenping, BUREAU FILE NUMBER; -- 1137-17222 EMPLOYMENT : Informant is currently employed 8 at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company with offices located at Ninth and C Streets, San Diego, California. His present duties include testing of various equipment used by the telephone company in the building located at Ninth and _C Streets, DATES OF CONTACT: CI designated informant “on 8/10/67. oo 8/11, 23, 24/67; O/1, 11, 4, 22, 26/67; 10/23, 26, 30/67; f 11/3, 6, Ts ets 29; 30/67; ; 12/1/67. ° OUTCOME OF CASES NOT PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED: None, INFORMATION FURNISHED: Informant was designated a CI on 8/10/67. A summary of information furnished was sent to the Bureau by letter dated 8/10/67 and is not being repeated in this summary. , MINUTEMEN - INFORMATION ;o) - VabBe ET ae , CONCERNING, INTERNAL ROR TS SECURETY, SD File 100-12461 23 “oe Informant has been furnishing information regarding’) === the activities of Minutemen groups in the San Diego area on a continuing basis for several months. He has been developed by the Minutemen because of his extensive Jmowledge of firearms and use of, explosives, Since August 24, 1967, he has been ‘ A ( , Lf, . \y nas ar ~\ hye , — v4 . os. ‘ ard { VAM ge — v- ‘ 1 4 ». i ny ql fe -* . ~? . + i ‘ . . ‘ i. P NTA id Why 4 by nS™ woes 4 ' belay i Nd HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1079
SD 137-1643 asked on a continuing basis by BETTY HAUGHTON, present leader of Minutemen activities in the San Diego area to make frequent visits to the Peace Center, operated by the Peace and Freedom Party. Purpose of the informant's assignment has been to identify individuals participating in activities at the Peace Center and obtain all available literature as well as to secure keyS to the office and any files,which keys can be used by the Minutemen to obtain mailing lists and other confidential information. In addition to informant's assignments in attending meetings and other activities for the Minutemen, he is frequently contacted by individuals seeking assistance in obtaining guns, ammunition, and explosives, He has thus been able to identify individuals interested in obtaining weapons and explosives. Informant furnishes literature distributed through local Minutemen sources and has kept this office advised of the activities of BETTY HAUGHTON regarding actions taken by her in an effort to locate her husband, TROY HAUGHTON, who is a National Minuteman leader and who disappeared several months ago. - . During the visit of former Alabama Governor GEORGE C. WALLACE, who spoke at Russ Auditorium, San Diego, California, the night of 11/2/67,- informant attended this meeting and furnished information regarding the identities of several persons present as well as reporting that local Minutemen were ‘utilized during this meeting as door keepers and ushers... PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY INTERNAL SECURITY SD File 100-14061 On 10/26/67, informant advised that at the request of BETTY HAUGHTON, in behalf of the local San Diego Minutemen organization, he has been visiting the new office of the Peace and Freedom Party located at 5728 EL Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, California. The purpose of informant's contacts at this Center has been to identify members and people interested in the activities of the Peace and Freedom Party 4 as well as to obtain mailing lists and obtain any other information of value regarding activities occurring there. Informant stated that at the request of Dr, FRANCIS HALPERN, - 2. HW 55000 Docld:329895293 Page 1080 . ; .
SD 137-1643 Chairmen of the Peace and Freedom Party, who is also a professor at the University of California, San Diego, ; California, informant registered as a member of the Peace and Freedom Party on Certificate Number 524401 while visiting the Peace Center on 10/21/67 and identified the registrar as FRITJOF P, THYGESON, Informant has participated in numerous activities at the Peace Center and has furnished information | including mailing lists and addresses of members of that Party to the San Diego Office. He has also furnished informaticn regarding activities of the local Minutemen to cause disturbances and create a continuing harrassment of the Peace and Freedom Party activities. GILBERT O, MC GILL POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, SD File 52-4723 On 9/1/67, informant identified GILBERT 0, MC GILL - as an individual known to be dealing in guns and ammunition on a confidential basis with anyone having necessary cash. MC GILL was identified as an employee of the Pacific Telephone Company at San Diego, California, and offered to assist informant in obtaining 10,000 rounds of 30.06 ammunition for | informant and indicated this could be obtained by MC GILL in sealed, water-tight metal containers in clips ready for firing. MC GILL indicated to informant that he could also assist him ; in obtaining hand grenades. MC GILL indicated to informant it was possible for him to obtain the ammunition in sealed metal cartons only when large Navy ships were in the San Diego Bay for repair. He indicated that he could get big lots of ammunition only at that time, but could obtain regular cartons | at any time they were desired, A background investigation was ; conducted of MC GILL, however no prosecution is pending at this time. POLICE COOPERATION SAN DIEGO DIVISTON On 11/27/67, informant advised that during the Thanksgiving holidays he visited the Peace and Freedom Party - Headquarters on El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, California on 11/23/67. He reported that during this visit, it was learned that an alleged burglary had occurred at the premises and that a loss of two typewriters had occurred in addition to having the telephone lines of the office pulled from their - 3 ~ HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1081
SD 137-1643 installations, Informant advised that the theft had been reported to the San Diego Police Department by JOHN SCHOPP, Executive Board Member of the Peace and Freedom Party on 1723/67. Informant further advised that early in the morning on 11/23/67, he had personally observed JOHN SCHOPP to remove two typewriters from the Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters Building and place these typewriters in his automobile. , Informant advised that it was his feelings SCHOPP had taken these typewriters and reported them stolen in order to obtain ~ publicity for the organization. Records of the San Diego Police Department reflect that the Peace and Freedom Party, San Diego, California, reported a burglary of their office on 11/23/67, indicating that two typewriters had been stolen and telephones in the office pulled from their installations. Investigation conducted failed to develop any suspects. On 11/28/67, Detective PAUL, YBARRONDO, Burglary Detail, San Diego Police Department, waS advised of the fact that JOHN SCHOPP was a possible suspect in the theft of the typewriters and the Police Department was furnished sufficient detail to enable them to conduct an appropriate investigation in this matter. On 9/1/67, information was furnished by informant reporting that a bookmaker identified only as "Charlie" was operating from a used clothing store located next to the Villa Inn at 45th and Market Streets, San Diego, California, ‘This information was orally furnished to the San Diego Police. NW 455000 Department for appropriate action. On 12/1/67, informant advised that he had been in contact with LYLE J. MANNING, a local Minuteman member, who had advised him that the Minutemen intended to telephonically report to the San Diego Police Department and other police agencies on that date, that a bomb would be placed at the Village Inn as @ protest against the Peace and Freedom Party holding a meeting at the Village Inn. Informant reported that MANNING indicated the Minutemen had no intention of placing any bombs, but that their intention was to make false reports to police and other authorities to create a disturbance, This disturbance was to be created in connection with an activity of the Peace and Freedom Party who had sent out invitations for a dinner to be held at the Vacation Village Hotel at San Diego, California at 7:00 p.m. on 12/1/67 to ~yuw Docld:32989523 Page’ 1062 1 Lremnatppee erie emapnannene emia Rane NOE 3 enatene menor Heese “my
SD 137-1643 honor Dr, LINUS PAULING, Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Professor of the University of California at San Diego,” California, . Informant reported that the Minutemen intended to create a disturbance at this dinner because of PAULING's well known communist background. On 12/1/67, Inspector EDWARD DE BOLT, Police Department, San Diego, California, advised that the Business Office of the Police Department received an anonymous telephone call that date alleged to be from a member of the Minutemen. The anonymous t#lephone call reported that someone was going to blow up the Village Inn on the evening of 12/1/67. Inspector DE BOLT was furnished information concerning the Peace and Freedom Party dinner to honor Dr. LINUS PAULING and Inspector DE BOLT advised that the San Diego Police Department would have the necessary coverage at the Vacation Village Inn in the event a bomb was placed there. | On 12/4/67, Inspector DE BOLT advised that the Police Department had covered the Peace and Freedom Party Affair at the Vacation Village and that no bomb had been placed there. The above information furnished by this informant has been of considerable value to the San Diego Division and could not have been obtained through other sources, RECOMMENDATION : During the inspection of the San Diego Division which occurred in November, 1967, informant was rated as excellent by the Inspector. It is highly recommended that this informant be continued, STABILITY AND There has been no indication RELIABILITY : of emotional instability on the part of the informant and as far as can be determined, informant has furnished no false information. ? 2 : t 2 z ‘é $ Sar nemo nee WR Yak ah ER PRSAM OPO TT NV AED TORO N AAS A, “ww -bgdgof! DocTd{32989523 Page’ 1083 *
© Y UNITED S'TPA'PES DIEPARTM ENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to San Diego, California FileNo. SD 137-1643 June 15, 1968 ra ‘ - nae R3; vox SYMBOL NUMBER s \. BUFILE NUMBER: 13717222 , / ‘EMPLOYMENT: | Unchanged. ra aoe cs 4 + } . DATES Of CONTACT: Informant has been contacted pe / “at least once every thirty 1 days during the past Six Uy | i. . } t " Sead A dN . ‘ months. ; Sa Wo OUTCOME OF CASES NoT er core, PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED: None. fe . INFORMATION FURNISHED: | - eo R POLICE COOPERATION, . ye SAN DIEGO DIVISION | 1 KY at On 12/20/67, CI advised that WILLIAM KITT, 1929 \ ‘¢ North 33rd Street, San Diego, California, is a member of i \ % “ local left-wing groups and has been involved in obtaining 4 and disbursing LSD and narcotics to local hippies. CI said ° he determined that Mrs, KATZ, believed to be ELEANOR KATZ, ) wife of the attorney who is a partner in the firm of wre GOSTIN and KATZ with residence at 715 Balboa Court, San nea Diego, is also involved in obtaining and distributing LSD, ‘This information was furnished to Officer BERT MYRAN of the Narcotics Detail, San Diego Police Department. On 1/11/68, CI. identified KENNETH COON, @ Gunner's Mate aboard the USS St. Clair County, LST-1096, who offered vo make available for sale ammunition and other items from Ship's stores. On 2/2/68, CI reported that he had learned that COON and MICKEY LEO MC CURDY were in charge of ammunition on board the USS St. Clair County. He reported that COON ‘ _ ot . a at a ‘ ‘ ete an] ; _ ns cf: . ieee Bale wes te eee ne od So L Gh. due 2 1983 : Nw" LORY ’ rere een | = PP 2. ° \o At wa N Opt ) \! \ et ae wel o woe BUJULD 1968 N [iver 73 ‘ Sy . } ., Od HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1064
HW 55000 SD 137-1643 contacted him that date advising he could furnish 500 rounds of shot line shells at 4:00 p.m. that date and planned to take this ammunition from the ship. In order not to compromise the informant through an FBI investigation of this matter the above information was furnished to the Security Office of the U. S. Naval Station, at which time it was recommended that a search of all personnel be conducted that day as they were departing the ship for shore leave. CI reported later that same date that he had been contacted by COON, but COON indicated he could not obtain the ammunition from the ship because of increased security measures on board. On 3/25/68, CI advised that in connection with a nationwide telephone strike under consideration by telephone employees, TERRY FINK, Western Electric Union representative, san Diego, California, had been talking about sabotage to telephone company equipment in order to impress upon the .- telephone company the need for negotiating with telephone company unions. Specific recommendations were made regarding use of rifles to shoot insulators off of telephone lines in rural areas and also sabotaging telephone lines in the city by cutting lines where possible. It was indicated this tactic was the only means considered feasible to stop telephone transmissions to enforce the demands of union employees. This information was immediately furnished to Special Agent ; SAM BEASLEY, Security Office, Patific Telephone Company, a san Diego, California. ra MINUTEMEN - INTERNAL SECURITY “INFORMATION CONCERNING SD File 100-12461 On @ continuing basis the informant has furnished copies of all literature and information printed and published by Minutemen sources in the San Diego area including the initiation of the publication of the periodical "TARGET" published in the San Diego area by BETTY HAUGHTON for dis~ tribution to all active Minutemen and super patriots. On 1/3/68, the informant advised that during the appearance of the Moscow Circus: at the San Diego International Sports «a Don owas camniamaaamannarommammaatnteateasumatane ede Docld: 32989523 Page 1085
SD 137-1643 Arena several Minutemen participated in picketing the circus and marched up and down in front of the arena carrying aigns and placards. CI furnished the identities of those members of the Minutemen who participated in these activities. On 4/22/68, CI reported that he, at the request of BILL CLAY, who has taken over active leadership of the Minutemen inasmuch as BETTY HAUGHTON has ceased active leadership of the Minutemen activities, participated in _ placing several large signs over prominent overpasses spanning HW 55000 freeways in the San Diego area where they would be observed by the morning rush hour traffic on 4/22/68. CI reported the individuals involved in this activity which involved the placing of the above signs constructed by BILL CLAY bearing inscriptions such as, "Communist Traitors Beware", CI reported that the signs were placed in prominent places through the use of two-way radios in vehicles so that the individuals placing the signs could avoid being apprehended. In addition to the above information, CI has continuously furnished information from Minutemen activities particularly dealing with contemplated destruction or assault which did not in fact take place. It is to be noted that this informant is the only source of information in the San Diego Division actually engaged in Minutemen activities. MIKE VEJVODA, aka., Paul Anthony; ; BOB JONES; POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY SD file 52-4918 on 4/15/68, informant advised that MIKE VEJVODA, a young Cuban recently moving to San Diego from the Los Angeles area, has been actively attempting to establish himself in the Minutemen activities in San Diego. VEJVODA was identified by informant as the San Diego Chief Supporter of "Starr" in this area. VEJVODA. was reported by informant to be extremely interested in encouraging accumulation of arms and ammunition 3 Docld:32989523 Page 1086 wa me me me enter et wenn pene Ne eee aetna enna iaden emeeuenecadlinateanaamaandanaaiaamamaaamnmmnaseninenmmatanenemtianimmadsmanmetien
HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1087 SD 137-1643 by private citizens in the San Diego area, VEJVODA was accompanied by informant to Hawthorne, California to attend @ gun show on March 30 ~ April 1, 1968, at which time informant was introduced by VEJVODA to several acquaintances in the Los Angeles, California area, One such individual was BOB JONES, identified as a member of the Hoth Armoured Division National Guard. Informant reported that VEJVODA has been in contact with BOB JONES in a continuing effort to obtain two Browning Automatic Rifles which he plans to have stolen from the 40th Armored Division Armory. This information has been furnished to the Los Angeles Division who in turn has advised @ppropriate military authorities, in that area, On 6/5/68, CI furnished the identity of MIKE VEJVODA as a very likely suspect in the shooting of ROBERT KENNEDY in Los Angeles, California on 6/4/68 inasmuch as the physical: description of the individual epprehended following the ~ — shooting was almost identical to the physical description of MIKE VEJVODA. Informant conducted the subsequent investigation which determined that VEJVODA was in the San Diego area on the morning of 6/5/68 and therefore could not have been the individual in custody in Los Angéles in connection with that assault. JERRY DICUS INTERNAL SECURITY =~ C SD File 100-14017 . On 5/3/68 and 5/27/68, informant furnished informa~ tion relative to the activities of DICUS who has been actively engaged in the past in Minutemen activities and also in attempting to encourage organization of anti-Negro and anti~sematic activities in the San Diego area. Informant has developed information reflecting that DICUS is no longer to be contacted by any members of the Minutemen organization in the San Diego area and reported that DICUS has been having personal problems which caused the separation of he and his ~ yo Ee sepa ets i cpm RTA RRR MORO RTE Te RETESET IMTAD ETE CNRH HAR SAORUPER TT LSRRMRINIAYE SE Pan neha Sep ME FT
SD 137-1643 wife during recent weeks. Background information regarding DICUS was developed including the location of his mailing address at Post Office Box 3393 Hillcrest Station, San Diego, California. RECOMMENDATION : Informant has consistently and conscientiously demonstrated a high degree of intelligence as well as interest in assisting the FBI in the gathering and reporting of information to this office. It is highly recommended that this informant be continued. STABILITY AND ; ; RELIABILITY ¢ There has been no indication of emotional instability on the part of the informant and as far as can be determined, informant has furnished no false or misleading information. ; . pear newt Oe Mite negate aera enaseaciiaanpennieneni snieiidiliatic ichnptedh anand HW 55000 Docld: 329689523 Page 1066
HW 55000 Docld: 32969523 Page 1089 Q-1 (Nev. 3 §-64) * a _untrep STATES: GO an -e, _Lhe CMOVANGEML ia aaa yor yZ . TO: 1 . SAC, sp Letaet hstyst0m fle _.  ...+»)ssDATE: FROM , ec FBI (Bufile and Serial __ 27 vA 7 2 7 R-), (] Pest in file and 7 “ sre agate i ane destroy 0~1 Room No, — . (For SOG use SUBJECT! ee at only) 1. Bufiles indicate this case is delinquent. Give specific reason for delinquency @ 4. ° ad Oo oo y  C] airtel (C] letterhead memo C1 submitted + a AN My C2. DATE [J report ° i See zy L] letter (] 90-day progress letter  ( will be submitted —___“~_\ __ x Reporting employee “ - AR (] 8. If valid reason exists for not submitting report at this time, stat reason specifically and\* whenreport will be submitted ___ ) ake L i Frvestigatio= wa) -Brosettion oe [J airtel (J letterhead memo LOG | Ve 4. Status of [] Appeal oO Inquiry Peed ett aeeerem « j wd ae sa ae bn 5 ‘ 175. Submit ( report Pyuf be 62-79 726 |- ufgee OLEFIN, ARTY a ea /2 fig (] letter (7 90-day progress letter by I. wee ELVES rsa *fDate) 4, : (Place reply hereon and return to Bureau. Note receipt and acknowledgment on to serial ¢ in case file.) a Taree gi GPG ge cea rponne oh oy beens werd nye . U. S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1955 O + 781-852 i vo att Sd . i 1 OVE ie | ° 807-7 43 an LS maagevamanany habeas ? ¢ ‘ ‘ i ‘
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* Memorancn - ©@ UNITAD SPATES GOVFUNMEN'T TO : DIRECTOR ¢ FBI (G2~L07261) DATE: FROM : 13 @ SAC, SAN DIEGO (100—12461) (P) SUBJECT: MINUTEMEN IS «+ MEISCELLENTOUS Re SSC Letter 68-38, dated 7/2/68, 8 INFORMANT COVERAGE = MINUTEMEN 3 Xi, EXISTING rMfoRMANTS WHO REPORT EXCLUSIVELY ON MINUTEMEN . ° ~ None ‘IL, / EXISTING INFORMANTS WHO ‘REPORT ON , : SEVERAD ORGANIZAT TONS (cone. Eee San. Diego file 137-1643 — Bufile 137-17222 F Above informant was opened as a PCI in the San Diego’ < Division on 2/27/67, and for a while furnished information . » relating to theft of firearms, Informant then connected himself ! ' with the top echelon of Minutemen members in the San Diego area —_ and has furnished valuable information regarding Minutemen members . and. the activities of the organization itself.in the San Diego 3 ALCS. o Through his connections with the Hinutemen he has . involved himseif in New Left and Black Power activities for x the purpose of cbtaining intelligence data on these various organizations for the Minutemen. All information derived on ~ ‘ these organizations, including Students for a Democratic ~ Society and the Black Panther Group, has been of assistance _ thet to the Bureau. ego wade Oe Although above informant has been handled as a ; zy" criminal informant to date, steps will be taken to convert = | hin to a security infor ante Jaf) / rae, a a RE eermeet ks 2/- Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED) woe AYers aor ~ San Diego 10 ALE NOL RECORDED = Cl = 137-1643) * wot AUC 23 168, J 6! . eyes Sse = | i Oye (SECS . rie bod c ; . ; aan 0 ty AVS . HW 55000 DoclId: 32989523 Page 1091
= > - _ - . . » . -? . ae! “4 to. . » . , A ow .. e at - : ” * b » . SD 100-12461 In view of the highly secretive nature of the . Minutemen organization, wherein no one member is allowed to ‘know all other members, efforts are being made to develop additional quality informant coverage to insure complete coverage of this organization in the San Diego Division, . HW 55000 .San Diego Division... The San Diego Division has intensified its investigation into members and suspected Minutemen members ‘for the purpose of determining the total’membership in the ‘San Diego area, It is felt that this intensified investigation Will also assist in identifying individuais who would be prospects for quality informants. This program will be closely followed in the ‘6 Docld: 3299952735 . Page 1092 Wt etre angen we te Foemwenr ote eatin mre nee meet <2lipeibapdeahtheeananamdindemeasiattbitias Paokenetanenhabeninememmaasindemmemeensamnementemmrtens f Fe art ER Oe NOUR Pen Ee preity now wen ™~ we maggey ances potacisnemiinds meses 6 wee beeaeanet en a EAN oy me Le aie DEE eC MERE Re Se EO OT ereeaA meena tne et mente Neerwmeee, oan
4 “ . . 4 - ae ‘Le My, @, F. Deehkon G&C, Han Dose “A LE/G/E3 ; Me 4 x ? oe . o “ty ee Sp he ones mye 4 ents SHEETS es fo Edvocter, PRE €LO7.LVBSSy ; oa al ial w. Rourbet EL/iS/eea. . ‘ futhority ig eeanted to change ationed Andivideal fron a criminnl ta a séaurity” LitZORMAWE Autherity is granted nay caption 2 ; v e « ie - at Bh eapounh to ta YG pes rienth fox corysces. Sendoved GR a G.0.0, 2.819 and up to OSS per mouth : Ones es Sncusred Pox @& perdod of six monthe s Concsening your payments ‘te * ’ om “ nS, gn, oe ath LNLORV REA, You Ofc reminded tint cermeonnurata wiih tho value of the in Cine DAyRmeRts cre to he made oniy Ror jneurved £9 Guunecuion with obtaining PRI, En eddisicon, papuents showkd ire ‘manker that the inzormant clearly tnds ,peing pold on a suiary basis bub rathe ° he San Diego €197--3642} \ a e . ; z : 5 vs } t = Low hist, H, EF, Row (E221 XB) : ? a iO s - \ } 1 fa OQ . ° : , c C3 Oo oO aa we cc Reoteesh LAR o. al “A ’ an - a fe TESITITA © . € NOTE e ye ° . t ‘ . ~= Pe @ white maze, 25 years of axe and an hoi torably Gischares U.S, Ait Force veteran, reveals ke is presently undercoing training es a fireman with the San Diceo, Calivornmia, Fire Dapartment. Ue.was leon ——-——— designated a criminal informant of the San Diero Office ehL.oach is $04 ff ae ae e ‘ bht _. during August, 1267, however, information furnished by aaa hit since his’ dovolopment primarily concerns Hinutenen Z ; 1s ee ok JS we & ere the oe oe é 4 ‘- ‘ ar" activities in the San Bicgo area. He is the anly source, / a] ‘on: PD oahy mes * . RAP sin Ys oe a nf gs . 3 ~ i ¢ g onod — of the San Diogo Office furnishing such information and ff ‘ale ) » t@cho ft oa a, oN : oy BS as . wee ws noee ee. . 7 . \ elvan 3 tT OECiE yore. a“ ROPE CONTINUED PAGE TWOr | .K' : roller 2. [yser Cs Ne j ele, Room : ‘ : Ty £ “\ ed 4 andy ..- MAIL ROOM C TELETYPE UNIT | HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1093
Letter to SAC, San Diego ‘ Rs OD LL5b—§ LOT~L7 2228 NOTE COHMINOED 2 is woll acquainted with Trey Haughton, former West Coast a leadex of the Minutemen, He continres to obtain and make available to the Ban Diego Office Literature distributed by the Liinutemen and activély participates in Minmutenen meetings and affairs. As a vesult of informant’s background and knowledge of firearms and explosives, he is cogsizant Gf practically all individuais in the San Diego arca whe deal in weapons and ammunition. He furnishes information on approximately 20 persons actively engaged in liinutewen and ultra-right wing activities in the San Biero area. fe gems ew ee Neg nee Re ewe oe Payments té this informant are justifie.*. cary »y - ale pty deyceeunain preewept anit serene debt 4 elendnnifat im rehaaanarnnremeirysernirnnontten nerbype erzthinnlfnesvtan ect eAnD tne Bate! AAT MPEP PING PAENACHEOSEEE HU OAOAAYREARIRONIRS MEY SESGATRS Bhatt" are AOURCENE ROPE ATE aR ORE SETA TAY Tm HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page’ 1094 { i 3 a
DIRECTOR, FBI DATE! 11-13-68 va ant “e t ro FROM f ac, SAN DIEGO (33 347) (Pp) — t } ya -_ . SUBIBOT: ' Ce ‘yp eZ 2 2, ny, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY ered sy js ae fA ? {fi . 2) 3 out in San Diego letter to the Bureau dated 8-10-67, (Bufile 137- \ 17222), however, appropriate information is being repeated at this \ time for background purposes, . ) I. CHECK OF FIELD OFFICE FILES an Vv sn A review of the indices of the San Diego Office —_ fail to reflect any derogatory information regarding informant 4 i Yok IIT. CANVAS OF LOGICAL INFORMANTS * bs Og A discrete canvas of all logical informants in the fg Y ‘San Diego Division in the Security Field has been made and there iS vt is no indication that any of these informants are personally a WX acquainted with the informant. It is to be noted that subject's rs y ley aNeenotes the majority of his time to Minutemen activities and does © SQ not participate in activities of the Communist Party or other subversive groups. , pe Cg te ea weel Gg was OO. (REC 46 ff S72 2 2 (3:- Bureau a “seen ' (1 - tao tee) per ete ‘¢ NOV 15 1868 3 - San Diego . en eeesir) \ tae CIN: bab pert SE ARTA Seyi ; fH HW 55000 Rie or Page 1095 f og OPTIONAL FORM NOL IF SOLO~104 " gum STATES GOV] MENT Ode EMOVUNGHN rO penne RY eee meen detneee & Informant we as designated a criminal informant of the San Diego Division on August 10, 1967. He was furnishing primarily criminal information at the beginning of his development, however, he has continued to direct his efforts toward infiltrating the activities of the Minutemen in the San Diego area, ¥] the only informant in the San Diego area who is able to furnish any information regarding Minutemen activities up to the present time. Due to the Bureau's continuing interest in the Minutemen activities informant, has been encovraged to devote Ais full time © to this activity and it is therefore felt appropriate he should be designated a security informant at this time. I recommend that authority be granted to male payments yp AN to the a2pove informant up to $75.00 per month for services plus iI i up to $25.00 per month for expenses actually incurred for a period x of six months effective Decembér 1, 1968, , Background information regarding informant has been set
SD 134~ IIIT, -PERSONAL HISTORY , Informant is a white male, born 7-1-43, at Portsmouth, England, presently residing at 4582 Maple Street, La Mesa, California. He is presently undergoing training as a firemen with the San Diego Fire Department and has previously been employed at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, San Diego, California. A review of his employment record at the Telephone Company was made on 5-10-67, at which time it was determined that the employment record contained no derogatory information. Informant has been furnish- . ing information of value to the San Diego Division for approximately l/%- years during which time he has demonstrated himself to be a reliable stable- individual, who enjoys a favorable reputation and is belived to be a loyal American citizen with high moral standards and high degree of personal integrity. During his operation as a criminal informant he has demonstrated his ability to develop information in a very discrete manner and has never caused any embarassment to the Bureau. IV. CREDIT AND CRIMINAL RECORDS A review of local credit and arrest records in the San Diego Division has beennade and there is no information of a derogatory nature regarding subject's credit history and no arrest } record was located. Form FD 165 has previously been submitted to ‘ the Identification Division effective 8-1-67. : V. ARMED SERVICES RECORD The master service file of HOWARD BARRY GODREY, serial number AF19724309, was reviewed on 9-12-67, at the Records : Service Division, Air Reserve Personnel Center, Denver, Colorado. i/ The file reflects informant born 7-1-43, at Portsmouth, England. fa He enlisted on 1-18-62, at Phoenix, Arizona, in the grade of Airmen: Basic for Service in the U. S. Air Force for a period of four years. He went on extended active duty on 1-18-62. He was separated from the service in the grade of Airmen Second Class on 1-17-66, after being honorably released from active duty upon completion of his enlistment. He received performance ratings ranging from good to . excellent and was recommended for an Air Force career. He did not serve outside the continental limits of the United States while in military service and received the Air Force good conduct medal. ~ 2. HW 55000 Docld:32969523 Page’ 1096 + a pact erate ae eee a eae acta n alee ok oa
SD 134- His occupational speciality was armament systems helper and weather observer. <A complete background was furnished in connection with this record review and the entire record has ‘been preserved in San Diego file 137-1643. VI. DRAFT STATUS Inasmuch as informant has served honorably in the U. S. Military Service for a period of four years he is under no current obligation for reserve training and does not participate in any reserve activity at the present time. VIL. DOMESTIC STATUS Informant is married to CINDY L. GODREY and they are the parents of one child born during the summer of 1968, Informant is known to be a happily married man and has demonstrated his concern for his family in the past and is believed to have a satisfactory domestic and marital status, VITI. CONSIDERATION FOR USE IN ESPIONAGE AND FOREIGN NATIONALITY CASES No attempt has beenmade at this point to encourage or evaluate the participation of informant in espionage or foreign nationality cases, however, it is considered to be very possible for informant to be devdoped in this area if such a need should develop. The following information is set out in connection with . section 107 (N) of the fanugl of Tastructions beginning with item } #2 of sub 3. TL, RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT t Informant presently resides with his wife at 4582 | Maple Street, La Mesa, Califomia. He has previously been | employed by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company at 9th and C Streets, San Diego, California, however, he recently terminated this employment:.and commenced employment with the San Diego Fire Department, August 23, 1968, seeking an increase in pay in order to be able to support his family. ~ 3 « HW 55000 DBocld: 32999523 Page 1097
HW 55000) Docld: 32989523 Page 1096 SD 134- IIT. CURRENT MEMBERSHIP AND POSITION HELD IN SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS Informant is not a current member of any subsuersive organization but does attend and paticipate in activities of several groups, which includes the San Diego White Citizen Council, The Peace and Freedom Party, and is extremely active in the activities of the Minutemen in the San Diego, California area, IV. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION PURNISHED Since February of 1967 informant has been in close contact with several individual involved in the @irection of the Minutemen Group in the San Diego area. He is well acquainted with TROY HAUGHTON, former West Coast leader of the Minutemen and continues to the present time to be in frequent contact with Mrs: BETTY HAUGHTON, since the disappearance of TROY HAUGHTON several months ago. He continues to obtain and to make available to the San Diego Division all publications and printed material distributed by the local Minutemen Organization. Informant is currently one of the three men engaged in the leadership of the Local Total Resistance Organization in the San Diego area, ‘set up as an alliance to work with the Minutemen. Informant has worked with Mr.. - WILLIAM CLAY and others with the Local Total Resistance Organization.: This three man committee is divided in the control of the Organization. Informant is the number 2 man in the group who has been assigned the responsibility for devebpment of intelligence material and the maintaining of records for all activities. Informant is: presently under consideration by WILLIAM CLAY as one of the members of the group who might be assigned to travel to the East Coast and attempt to assist. in the coordination of activites of such groups as The Loyal Order of Mountainmen and other similar groups in an effort to help direct the activities of all similar groups in coordinating their efforts on a nationwide basis. More specific items are not being enumerated at this point, inasmuch as this information has been previously furnished to the Bureau in Bufile 137-l7fe2e. V. AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES From March of 1967 to July 31, 1968, informant has been paid @ total of $400.00 for expenses and services rendered. whoo 1 Iori nh aide aoee baameah neaneeneanamnanehaeneneaeetanocedarmea amma memmmaaram ee eT Te ne a ene Se ee eee Re ee
SD 134~- VI. TYPE AND NUMBER OF MEETINGS ATTENDED AND OTHER ACTIVITY informant attends numerous activities of a varied nature including participation in Minutemen activities, planning and council meetings of the Minutemen, as well as, fullfills assignments to work at the headquarters of the Peace and Freedom Party, the American Nazi Party, San Diego Council for Social Action, and the Patriotic Party, where he attempts to obtain information and records of those groups for use by the Minutemen. In addition to meetings attended the informant makes numerous visits to the homes of people participating in Minutemen and other activities including the residents of TROY HAUGHTON, where he attempts to keep track of the activities of Mrs. BETTY HAUGHTON during the absence of her husband, former regional director of the West Coast Minutemen activities. VII. NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND ORAL STATEMENTS SUBMITTED Informant has been submitting primarily oral infor-~ mation with the exception of printed bulletins and other material which he obtains from various mailing rooms of organizations he visits, as well as obtaining names, addresses and membership lists: of individuals participating in various group activities. VIII. INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE Through his close association with the HAUGHTON } family informant has maintained a relationship which has enabled him to keep the San Diego Division apprised of the activities of BETTY HAUGHTON since the disappearance of her husband TROY HAUGHTON several months ago. Informant has also been furnishing information relative to the obtaining and stock Pilingweapons and ammunition by numerous individuals in the San Diego area. ae Oe IX. APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF PERSONS ON WHOM INFORMANT BURNISHED COVERAGE AND THEIR IMPORTANCE Through informants background and wide knowledge of firearms and explosives he is closely acquainted with practically 4//~ individuals in the San Diego-area who deal in weapons and ammunition. J-- This includes approximately, 25 Andividuals who not only buy and sell weapons and ammunition In the San Diego area but who also travel to Los Angeles and Yuma, Arizona, where they purchase weapons and bring them to the San Diego area for resale. Inasmuch as ~ 5 - age Ath RIOR PTLD NINE ERUPT OI HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1099
SD 134- informant is closely associated with these individuals he is able to furnish specific information regarding numerous purchases and the sales by such people. In addition to these individuals informant also acquainted with approximately 20 people actively engaged in Minutemen and related type groups in the San Diego area. Informant also knows by sight numerous individuals who attend such activities as those sponsored by the Patriotic Party, the Peace and Freedom Party and the San Diego County White Citizen Council Meetings. X. STEPS BEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE INFORMANT Informant has been encouraged to continue his y ; progress in the Local Minutemen Organization to the extent that! ; he is closely associated with WILLIAM CLAY, who is one of the apparent leaders of the Minutemen activity in the Southern California area. Through his association with CLAY the informant has been able to furnish considerable information relative to plans and programs of the Minutemen in the San Diego area. Informant will continue his association with BETTY HAUGHTON and:others who are apparently in positions of leadership in the Minutemen activities in the San Diego area. XI. STABILITY AND RELIABILITY Since the initial development of the informant there have been no situations occur which have caused any embarassment to the Bureau nor has there been any situation occur which would ! cause any question relative to the emotional stability of the informant. With regard to his domestic situation he is belived to be a happily married man and with the exception of the recent } critical condition of a newborn child has had no extreme personal ' difficulties. In connection with the birth of his child the informant reported that immediately the child's birth in July of 1968, doctors felt that heart surgery would be necessary and that a cathorization would have to be performed. The surgery was subsequently performed and after three weeks in the hospital the child was allowed to be taken home and at the present time is reported by the informant to be in a very satisfactory condition. Seeemern teeta Fie ete XIT. INDOCTRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE ~6- Mee Senmee pemt = HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1100
SD 134- Informant is cautioned at each contact that he must maintain strict security in connection with the information which he furnishes to the FBI. It is to be noted that the informant is “extremely cautious with regard to his association with the Bureau, inasmuch as he realizes that there is considerable personal danger should any disclosure arise relative to his activities in connection with the meetings he attends and his relationship with those people involved in extreme right wing activities. Contacts with the informant are made at akregular times and in varled locations so there is very little likelihood that detection made of informants contact with the FBI. XIII. ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN ON INFORMATION FURNISHED The Bureau and all appropriate offices have been properly advised of information which has been furnished in the _ past by the informant relative to matters of Bureau interest. -Items of a local nature furnished by the informant have been disseminated to local police agencies involving information of value to local agencies, XIV. MISCELLANEOUS of the informant he is extremely well qualified with regard to f identification and use of all types of weapons and ammunition i including newest types of explosives. His background in this rE area has been of particular interest in qualifing him for assist- ing the Minutemen and other groups in developing technical data regarding explosives and arms and ammunitions. Due to extensive training and interest on the | UACB the San Diego Division will continue to contact this informant and consider. him to be a security informant and information furnished by him will be handled on that basis. Any eriminal information which is furnished by the informant will continue to be accepted and will be appropriately disseminated. HW 55000 Docld: 32969523 Page’ 1101 _ hicieneiondlaiatidadidaeibanebitenemamenpeanemmantementmmnnn mratennaneate tal
~ Cate ata erint tis a voy bs is ar eee} : BIER Tow jo Aa Leno ays AST TARAS a} SAG 5 SanX IXERG0 Le ~ ) {P) @ POMP Ley os Cs eS MALTS DR \ 3 EEE Pat G $9] Dery 7 or . Informant wae Gosirnated a erLainal informant ef the pan Piezo Division on August 10, 1957.. He was furnishing prinavily oximninah indeviation at the bor “nadine of bis develosaent, hoxwevunr, he has conuinued to dicéet his “efforks - toward LnGehLteravtins the activities of the Mirutemen tn the San Dieso avons SD 1155-S is the .oniy intornantd tn the Sen Diegs area whe Le able to Puinish any informetion rosacding ieee esa activities up to the present ‘ tine, Due to the Bureasnia eo Land ag interest En the Minutenon . activities informant has been c12 ouraed *o devote nis Pull time to this ectivity and “AG 43 thersfore Lola ropriate he .aculd . be designated a security informant at. thia ‘th me " ’ . ~ vecowsend that authority be sranted te make payBonts i to the above informant up to 375.U9 per month for services olus . up to $25,00 per month Per exvenees actucliy Incurred for im percisd . y L é H Gl wis months effective December 1, 190u. ‘ . Background infox MO TLON ReGarding infermant has baan wot off in Sun Ele xAS) Letter to the Bureau duved 8-10-67, (Rufils isy- H PIER EILS ar ot “+ on : P sdeeurh oak Pte: .- Ly222} , hovever, aporopriate information is being repeated “xt thin ny tine lor bseckgrou wd “pars sea. - - XZ. CHECK OF PIED OFFICE PILES \ & revicu of the indices 0 f the oan Dies ey a) ~ = = - ~ . tn mene & OO mo 4) ors « al 2 on 8" yea seas fell to reflect any derogatery anfon chon regarding infrornant. ~ fa ZT. CANVAS OF LOGICAL THPORMATIS ir MEN Pe he he cen Se for Sesany- dee ts rang ey hf Pr Cn ee -~ fA Gisevete cunvas of all is phe a1 Pnformante dn tae a . oe we 7” . “ ~ te CAL “a? P . “tds wie om San Diezo Division in the Security Field has been made and there i oy ry ead ry a yee + - nm 2 a a wy . rs a pees Thee o. Zé nO diccie cation oats any G2 thes infowmonts are personally 5 v . os he Ae ehvin de : s 4 is to be noted that o ‘3 OD o ot tu Pa at 4 < de votes tne 2 J phby of not participate in activitie ay dnutemen setivi tien anid doen “OUMUBL S vty or other “et no t. oF fae g 3 fy) ct ch ct @ wo #9) _ <3 pe t , “4 af “ oe “oy as we Eaten SUbNEYSLVEe groups. oe OF we fo PL we ereday mee ra rail ernst — ey " cake) ze EGA - Loe 3 ° Pureg _ NOT b= . oC ~ 13 fehye2e 87 NOY 25 3 oe San bik so me) «ooh + Loy oh '3) ‘ peeninins CERI non orem at ‘ un CaM sbib ‘ (6) HW 55000 Doclda:32989523 Page 1102
serial number AF19/24500, was reviewed on 9-12-67, at the Records HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1103 SD 134. ELL. PERSONAL HISTORY ; Tnformant is a white male, born 7-1+$!3, at Portsmouth, England, presently residing. at 4582 Maple Street, La Mesa, California. He is presently undergoing training as a firemen with the San Diegs BPlre Department and has provicusly been employed ab the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, San Dieso, Gallferaia. A review of his employment record at the Telephone Company vas made on- 510-67, at which tine ib was determined thut the employment record contained no derogatory information. Informant has been furnish ing information of value to the San Diego Division Yor approximately ty years during which time he has demonstrated himself to be a reliable stable individual, who enjoys @ favorable reputation ang is belived te be a loyal American citizen with high moral standards and hish degree of personal integrity. During his operation os @ criminal informant he has demonstrated his ability to develop information in a very diecrete manner and has never caused any embarassment to the Bureau, EV. CREDIT AND CRIMINAL RECORDS A veview of local credit and arrest records in the San Diego Diviaion has beenmde and there is. no information of a derogatory nature regarding subject's credit history and no arrest record wesdocated. Form FD 165 has previcusiy bsen submitted to the Identification Division effective 8~-1-67. VV. ARMED SERVICES RECORD The master service file of HOWARD BARRY GODREY, Service Division, air Reserve Personnel Center, Denver, Colorade. The file reflects informant born 7-21-43, at Portsmouth, England. He enlisted on 1-18-62, ut Phoenix, Arizona, in the grade of Airmen Basic ror Service in the U. S. Alr Poree for @ period of four years. He went on extended active duty on 1-18-62. He was separated from the service in the grade of Airmen Second Class on 1-17-66, after being honorably released from active duty upon completion of his enlistment. He received performance ratings ranging Irom good to xcellent and was recommended for an Air Force career, He did not serve outside the continental Limits of tha United States while in wilitary service and received the Air Force good conduct medal. 2 . , . Poy NaN AeBA see psa Eh te a epee rR PESO CRLIE RET WTR I CORO KG RAE Ce 1 CRAMP OmaE ee ee RO RAEN OO ORT YEN HREM Sh POM ROR NEA SEE NC TOR MPO MTEE | LISLE At 2m we Meh s aoemy ome Faeroe!
. ‘ 5 Anne mute one SD 134~ His occupational speciality was armament sys tens. helver and weather observer, A complete background was furnished in comection with this record review and the enbire record has been preserved in San Diesa Pile 137-1643, - Vi. -DRAET STATUS inasmuch as informant has served honorably in the u. S. Military Service for 2 reriod of four years he is under no current obligation for reserve training and dees not participate in any reserve activity a¢ the present tine. VIL. DOMESTIC STATUS enformant is married te CINDY iL, GODREY and they are the parents of one child born durins the summer of 1968. fnformant is know to be a happily married man and has demonstrated his concern for his family in the past and is believed to have a satisfactory domestic and marital atatus. VEEE. CONSTDSRATION 3B aa USE IN ESPIONSGE AND FOREIGN fateh liyh nae tantiehattaa terete NATIOEATL TY CAS Ci Ses No attempt hes beenmade at this point to encourage or evaluate the participation of informant in espionage or foreign nationality cases, however, it is considered te be very possible for informant to be devaoped in this area if such a need should et dnrerenmenreaaceta te LON NLA ree APTA CE ArE NEO HS ARIPO  M,tg TP TORR Le ee retthIeE INE DON NS ts IVA heteminmm nian pharm Amen ING ona UiNiPempe suem REE Monee seine nsctetiE © develop. The following information is set ouc in connection with section 107 (N} of the “dlanue L of Instructions beeinning with iten #2 Of sub 3, . Informant presently resides with hie wife at 4582 Maple Street, La Mesa, Califomia. He has previously been euployed by the Pacific Felephone and Tolegraph Company at 9th and C S¢ereets, Ssn “piesa, California, however, he recently terminated this employment. and commenced enployment with the San Diego Fire Department, August 23, 1968, seeking an increase in pay in ovder to be soie ta support his family. Ps a 3 He _ WWO55000) Docld: 32989525 Page 1104
Eif, CURRENT MEMBERSHIP AND POSTION HELD JN SUPTERSIVE ae ren ee tet Fite bo RIpETr yaad ORG: WL GE EO aa aslnpesneieesrote bearer ondociomierip meta Tnformune is nev a current member of any subversive ot ” erganization but does attend ard paticipate in activities of i several groups, which includes the San Diego White Citizen Council, The Peace and Fresdem Party, and is extremely active in the activities of the Minutemen in the San Diego, California area. IV. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNTSHED Since February of 1967 informant has been in close contact with several individuel involved in the direction of the Minutemen Group in the San Dicge area. He is well acquainted with TROY HAUGHTON, former vest Coast leader of the Minutemen and continues to the present tine to be in frequent contact with Mrs. BEYTY HAUGHTON, since the disappearance of TROY HAUGHTON several ‘gonths age. He cantinues to obtain and to make available toa the San Diego Division all publications and printed material distributed by the local Minutemen Organization. Informant is currently one - of the three men engaged in the leadership of the Lecal Total Resistance Organization In the San Diege erea, set up as an alliance ta work with the Minutemen, Znformant has worked with Mr.. WILLIAM CLAY and others with the Local Total Resistance Organization. This three man committee is divided in the control of the xganication, Informant is the number 2 man in the greup who has peen assigned the responsibility for devekoment of intelligence material and the maiataining of records for all activities. Informant is presently under consideration by WILLIAM CLAY @s one or the members of the group who might be asuigned to travel to the East Coust and attempt to assist.in the coerdination of activites of such groups as The Loyal Order of Mountainmen and other similar groups in an effort te help direct the activities of all similay gyvoups in coordinating their efforts on a nationwide basis, More specific items are not being enumeruted at this point, inasmuch as this information hes been previously furnished te the Bureau in Rurilie L3(-Ljeee. YY. AMOUNT PATD FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES we From Murch of 1967 to duly 31, 1968, informant has been paid a total of $400.00 for expenses and services rendered. wo Uo ve re ns ‘ > # biitessaaaenanbdhdaceaisonienit die aini ned ara una cngieeniieinesin leant: ede atedibaabent bles ontechimmeemens oonmmmiieneaneaneaniain iat aati iahiel PIAA RA ETE tenet eR rte Ch ELLER ty NANNY GEE? i gt A GATTO AIRED OMe oT hd Th HW 55000 Docld: 32969525 Page 1105
SD 134 Vi. TYPE AND NUMBSR OF MERTTNGS ATTENDED AND OUTER, reo eee ee ne es AGT: ' Informant attends numerous activities of a varied nature Including participation in Minuteman activities, planning and council meetings of che Minutemen, a8 well as, fudifilis assipnments to work at the headquarters of the Peace and itceedom Party, the American Nazi Perty, San Diese Council Fer Sociol, fietion, and the Patrintic Party, where he attempts to obvain information ang recowmis of these prouns for use by the Minutemen. in addition to meetines attended the informant makes numcvous visits to the homes of peopla participating in Elinutemen and other activities including the residenge of TROY HAUGHTON, whera. he atrenpts to keep track of the uctivities of Mrs. BRETY NAUGHTON during the absence of her husband, former regional director af the West Goast Minutemen accivities, - . ’ VIZ. NUMBER OF WITTPEN AND ORAL STATEENTS SUBITTTED RRA EAN A PRL RNA Ea ct to Aes tet ES OC NAN Rett et PLA RED eS ten OY te SE ONAL OR KA EAL ARIE Rt a Inferdant has peen subsiitting- primarily oral infor mation with the exception of printed bulletins and other material “-which he obtains from varlous malling rooms of ormzaniczations he visits, as well as obtaining names, addresses and memberuvhip Lists of individuals participating in varlous group activities. VEIE. INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VAIUE Through his close asseclation with the HAUGHTON family informant has maintained a relutionship which has enabled him ta keep the San Diego Division aporised of the activities of BETTY HAUGHTON since the Aisanpearance ef her husband TROY HAUGHTON several months ago. Informant has alse been furnishing information relative to the obtaining and stack Willing weapons and ammunition by aumerous individuals in the San Diege area. coe IX, APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF PERSONS ON WOM INFORMANT eeeeetpeten men em a sao BURUISHED COVERAGE AND Ss0e0R TaPORTANCE Through informants backeround and wide knowledge of firearms and explesives he is closcly acquainted with practically al individuals in the San Dieso area who deal in weapons and ammunition, This includes approximately 25 individuals who net only buy and sell veapons and ammunition in the San Diese area but whe also travel to Los Angeles and Yuma, Arizona, where they purchase weapons and bring them toe the San Dievo area fer resale. Inasmuch as _ iW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page’ 1106 eam ee oe os ao Rios wean + Pa : oa . . - ' an rate pb rtenyremt ent eee REN AENEAN Bal LONER EY KERNEN UMRLETURNITTRIE BUTE IRIS POSTE ene AmCENpah Ao Ete AUR RG ANE che SCE ERM Kt sme sam eR une tae # aera! annie msigtielepett wn
SD 134 informant io clasely acseciated vith these individuals he is abies to furnish spealfie information repardins numerous purchases ard . _the sales by such peepie. In addition ta these Individuels informant . gise acduainted with approximately 20 people actively engesed in Minutemen and related tyre groups in the San Diego area. Inrorment also lneus by sight muserous individuals who attend such activities &és those sponsored by toe Patriotic Party, the Peace and Freedom Parby and the Sen Diexo County Vaite Citiaen Council Meetings. ae? x. STEPS PRING TAKSY TO ADVANCE TNRORMANT fnform.nt has beer encoureged to continue his progress in the Local vinuvemcnaiGrsanization to the extent that he is closely associated with <ITLLIAM CLAY, whe 16 one of the apparent leaders of the Minutemen activity in the Southern California area. Through his association with CLAY the informant has been abie to furnich cornside:able information relative to plans and programs of the Minutewen in the San Diego area. Informant will eontinue his assoclation with BEPTY HAUGHTON and-others who are apparently in positiona of leadership in the Minutemen activities in the San Diese area. RI. SPABILITY AND RELTABIL ICY Since the initiel development of the informant there have beer no situations occur which have caused any embarassment to the Bureau nor has there been any situation oceur which vould: Gause any question relutive to the emotional stability of the informant. With regard to his domestic situation he is beliwed to be & happily married man and with the exception of the recent exrizical condition of a newborn child has had no extreme personal Gifficulties. In connection with the birth of his child the informant cveported that immediately the child's birth in duly of 1968, doctors felt that heart uurgery would be necessary and that & cathorization would have to be performed. The surgery was subsequently perforied and arter three weelss im the hospital the ‘child was allowed ta be taken home and at the present tine is reperted by the informant to be in a very satisfactory condition. BELT. INDOCTRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE 6 ~ 6 = «ee on rik ‘af HW 55000 Docld:32989523. Page 1107,
HY55000 DoclTd:32969523 Page 1105 | oar = SS SDB BBE we - Informant is cautioned at each contact that he mast maintain stelct security in connection with the information which he furnishes to the F]L. Th is te be noted that the informant is extremely eautious with regard to his association with the Bureau, igasmuch as he realices that ghere is considerable personal danger should ony aisclosure arise relative to Das activities in connection with the meetings he attends and his rela¢lonship with those people 4nvolyed in axtremne whi wing activities. Contacts with the informant are made at areculor timesand im varied locatlons so there is very Little Likelinoad that detection made of informants contact With the FRI. XETE. ' ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN ON ENPORSATION FURNISHED ‘he Bureau and ali appropriate offices - have been properly advised of information unich has-been furnished in the part by the informant relative to matters of Bureau interest. Items ef a local nature furnished by the informant have been disseminated to lacel pelice agencies involving information of value to local apencles, XIV. MESCELLANEQUS Due toe extensive training and interest on the part of the informant he is extremely well qualified with regard to identification and use of all typss of weapons and ammunition including newest types of explosives. His background in this area has been of porticular interest in qualifing him for #ssist. ing the Minutemen and other groups in developing technical data regarding explosives and ards and ammuinitions. UASB the San DiegesDivision WLLL continue to contact this informant and consider him te be a security informant and information furnished by him wilh be handled on that basis. Any criminal information which is furnished by the informant will continue ta be aeceepted and will be appropriately disseminated, + > Bieter teed the a ice haciiata ta adnee i a eee er core ae Ly a
O-1 (Rev. 3 -8--64) UNITED STATES coger | ) A ‘se , : tn ! 4, Memorandum | fee TOs, :_, SAC, ttt Me Lag (Your fle. YS zDATE: _ GOS SY 3 f- i & a Director, FBI (Bufile and Serial / 37 {7: AD Ak Om [J Post in file and ae destroy 0-1 Room No. ee (For SOG use SUBJECT: ~ an im Peek Ss, yee AE f | 4 Dicer ic 4 BN er as Ae dede. “4: milly Gret x i 4 Pd Been Prva natal 4 ° [ airtel = 1] letterhead memo og submitted. [] 2. DATE [] report ‘ C] letter (Ct 90-day progress letter [] will be submitted ’ Reporting employee f] 8. If valid reason exists for not submitting report at this time, state reason specifically and when report will be submitte 4. Status of [1] Appeal | Inquiry A Fevesti gat iBUERGHED ~f}-Rboxediition— ; [} airtel [J letterhead memo ZL SERIALIZED FILED _———— | CO 5. Submit CO report p ROVE 2 785e ay LO letter {] 90-day progress letter by ff fenton pic ber . Fe fia, 7 i (Place reply hereon and return to Bureau. Note receipt and acknowleds a id Hiralgbice y, ) \ . ‘ ) “| +4 U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1965 O - 781-682 907-7 43 ft ve 4 aa L Lo - 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1109
. GPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . W10-108 ? MAY 1%2 EQLTION 6 GSA GCN. ALG. NO, 27 UNITED STATES G NMENT co @ Me emorandum TO 5 DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222) pate: 3/21/69 (Af f ra “2. . LD FROM SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-914) of, ONT eter oe Che r : ] oY a Ne wa 5 . ? “«) pew SUBJECT: r we, (3 4, pe ee sf Jf LA Wi te Re San Diego ‘letter“bo the Bureau dated 11/13/68 \ and Bureau lotter to 8m Diego dated 12/6/68, ar The Bureau ig advised that captioned informant is using the code name JERONG in furnishing written reports to the Bureau. 4 (2)- Bureau 2 - San Diego , oe SLO:mtg . (4) ea a y, ee ener ares ON ” 10 MAR 26 1969 HW 55000 Dbocld: 32999523 a a _ } Page -1110
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OPTIONAL FORM RO. 10 « 3010-108" MAY 167 EDITION “Hen CINOVENGUIN ‘TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (137+17222) DATE: 6/16/69 vt FROM bpm SAC; SAN DIEGO (134-914) (P) : RISN Tee UN ga sunject: ig a Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 3/21/69, approving up to $75 \¢ por month for gervices and up to $25 per month for expenses incurred on a C.0.D. basis from 12/1/68 to 6/1/69. an . Le RECOMMENDATION cf ALS} Whore ¥ AS ’ It is recommende Yen increased authority be granted to pay © the above SI up to $100 per month for services rendered‘ and up to $25 - per month for expenses actually incurred for a period of six months, effective 6/1/69. An additional $25 monthly is requested for services due to expected increased activity of the Minutemén organization in the San Diego area and informant's increased importance in } the organization. | . . II. RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT j L/ : SI resides at 738 Graves, EL Cajon, California, and is voz) employed full time by the San Diego City Fire Department. 8A Tit. CURRENT MEMBERSHIP IN SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS . Informant is considered a member of the local Minutemen or ganization, IV. SUMMARY OF TNFORMATION FURNISHED DURING PERTINENT PERIOD During the period 12/1/68 to 6/1/69, informant ‘has continuously participated in Minutemen activities in the San Diego ‘area. He has furnished information on the plans ‘of this organization and background information on its leaders and members. Informant has also provided coverage of several New Left activities by attending or : “mparticipating anonymously. This informant is not the only source of _sinformation concerning the Minutemen organization in the San Diego SPALCA However, he is the primary source of such information. ss nena  f4 fat ” 2. oA « AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES [20S LE oT es se * etn, * me Date ' Services REg 9 Expenge 4963 ' L. L2¢ 12/58 $3 35.000 ike a ‘ Sis.0 8 ° ‘ ; Wi 1/17/69 ¥ 40.00°: C10. 00> bo 2/13/69 35.00 15.00 a 3/12/69 , x 37.00 13.004 . “. va Ae. Sat 2.~ Bureau (RM) Tw * 2'= San Diego x “SLC:pgh/mt (4) HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1117 { - "he
SD 134-914 - Ve AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES, continued Rate Services Expenses 3/28/69 $36, a0 $12.00” 4/18/69 . 29,00-> 11.00 5/7/89 “39 56 12,56 VI. TYPE AND NUMBER OF MBETINGS ATTENDED AND OTHER ACTIVITIES | While the lecal Minutemen organization holds no regular eetings, the informant is in contact several times weekly with leaders and members of the group. In addition, he hag st tended meetings - “of a a pun cind, “and alse of the American Volunteer Group, “Both of which are patroeniz ed by Minutemen. He has also been present at several New tew Left raliies™ and” demonstrations. Vir. NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND ORAL REPORTS SUBNET TED Written <.15. veports: e Oral <_19 reports - VEEL, INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE i | i | t Informant has been the primary source of information | relating to the Minutemen organization and the activities of its members in the San Diego area. He has provided advance | information on the plans of the Minutemen organization and also ; t the activities of several New Left and black militant organizations, -° in San Diego. EX. ee NUMBER OF PERSONS \ | N WHOM INFORMANT HAS FURNISHED COVERAGE AND THEIR TRBORTANCE , - $F is currently furnishing information en ten or fifteen individuals who are active in the Minutemen organization, in addition to a number of individuals who are sympathetic to the organization. Informant has also furnished information on speakers and organizers of local New Left organizations. ke STEPS BEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE THE INFORMANT Informant has gravitated to a position of trust and confidence with the recognized leaders of the local Minutemen ‘organization. At the present time, SI is probably the third or HW 55000 DBocld: 32999523 Page’ 1113 2 ~
ee Ne ee A = . - 5 an vo - aoe ‘ 4 7 + ‘, gis vk SD 134-914 . fourth most prominent member of the organization. He has been instructed to avail himself of every opportunity to enhance his position in the organization. XI. ” §TABILEITY AND RELIABILITY Informant has exhibited no indications of personal weakness, untrustworthiness, unreliability or other problems and steps ere being taken to guard against future situations which may possibly embarrass the Buresu. XIE. INDOCTRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE Informant has been properly indoctrinated agcinst making any disclosure in any manner of his relationship with the Bureau. He has been operating as a symbol number informant for the San Diego Division since August, 1967. nat EP NE S Be RnR EO ROAR perenne XIII, | ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN ON INFORMATION FURNISHED All necessary action has been taken in information furnished by the informant. eS a el i a a aa la a peenbltnctenat Heit ot HW 55000 Docld:32989523. Page'1114
FD-401 (3-15-65) OFIIOHAL Form NO. 10 ‘ 5030-106 , ‘ . ye ~ way 1°97 LOITION | @ : Cr : 48 CSA GUL REG NE 27 . [4 ’ 7. ? TEN se . 2 Pp yte. . a ery ' ‘ _ Memo randum ; TOU: | pEREcTOR, FBI (137-17222P*™ 11/17/69 .  &@ FROM 20, » o J fo SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-914) ma : ° is o 8 SECURITY yer! fo RE: RAGE INF ONMANT PROGHESS/JUSTIFIGATIGN LETTER I, (ja) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant for a period of __..___ months and that he continue to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB. ; fe (b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an : 3 vee amount up to $ 100 _ per [X} month [7] week for services rendered on a c.o.d. 7” basis, and up to $25. per] month =[C] week for expenses actually incurred for a period of _SiX + (<] months [[] weeks effective 12/1/69 ss, (If increase, furnish full justification under “Miscellaneous.”) _H. Membership: tynforment is a member o£ the Minutemen Organization-in the San Diego area. . ; ; Amount paid for services and expenses: . 2, Date Services - Expenses 6/11/69 $70.00 9.60 2/5/69 65.00 ‘16.43 10/10/69 - 45.00 12.49 SAE 11/10/69 ; "* 95.00 . 21.50 Number of activities and persons on whom: “coverage is provided: Informant reports uw regularly on activities of 30 - - 40 _membas of the Minutemen Origanization and related right v wing organizations at San Diego, California. In addition informant is ecquainted with approximately five persons connected with the publishing of the "San Diego Free Door to Liberation", a San Diego uncerground newspaper ané reports if On activities connected to it. Due to free time available to the informant by the nature of his employment, he is able to observe and report on activities of racical and militant indivicuals and / organizations, both on and off college campuses in the San one area. 2 to 7 a Number of statements (written and oral) submitted: va 2 Wu - i & , Considered stable and reliable [xk] Yes [7] No nae aaa ad us 2 on =, Indoctrinated against disclosure [*] Ye DEC 2 - 1969 Percentage of information verifiey — “35% Ae UC CF All necessary” action taken ont information furnished fz] Yes [7] No 42 geiain in ii oe \Tia 4 \ “aM Fscellancous.’ M8 | uN any . i Me act ‘ ee DER ca Ok eo i-RM) hh Avr G vie nec? 9, 1969 + /) 7 {: by aT oe a" REC RS tonnes ae Deb E , 4 a Pa ate, peer a ariel fi . HW oe ean (9 WOTRAQGS  “ v a in
H¥ 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1116 fe Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.) Qn 9/7/69, informant reporteé WILLIAM CLAY, local leacer of the Minutemen Organization, allegecly has in his possession a large quantity of Composition C high explosive. On 9/8/69, informant advised that LYLE MANNING, local right wing sympathizer anc owner of a gun store and swap shop, y is allegedly buying and selling stolen military equipment 1G is sencing weapons to Servicemen in Vietnam. po On 9/12/69, informant reported WILLIAM CLAY will vecome/ more active in Minutemen activities and in order to protect his family, has moved into an apartment in El Cajon, California, to [i make it appear he has separated from his wife. On 9/16/69, informant advised of the formation of the new right wing organization known as Virtue In America. This organization was established by PAUL RUPLINGER, a Minutemen member and friend of WILLIAM CLAY. Informant provided the names of 22 per sons believed to be members of or interested in this ‘avganization. (See attached Addendum, page 2a) Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau’s attention.) The informant is being encouraged to take acyantage of any opportunities to enhance his position in the Minutemen Organization anc in other right wing groups. He is also being encouraged to penetrate left wing activities and to gain’ the confidence of in¢ivicuals involvec therein wherever possible. Informant has been instructed to report all compensation received from the Bureau for services as income when filing an income tax return and he has agreed to comply. he ~ wen
SD 134-914. ADDENDUM SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED: (Continued) ; During the period 10/8 ~ 15/69, informant provicedc. coverage of "Stop the War Week" sponsored by the Student Mobilization Committee at San Diego State College. Coverage included photographs teken by the informant which allowed the identification of several previously unknown militant leagers at San Diego State College. One of these was HARRY; RUJA, San Diego Stace College professor who on 10/15/69 if “4 admitted to informant he had solicited Gonations for the 7 Viet Cong. ; if During this same period of time, informant provided coverage of right wing harassment activities on the San Diego VA State College campus including the placing of Minutemen stickers, painting out the names of San Diego area Vietnam war dead on a signboard prepared by the Stucent Mobilization Committee, and the hanging in effigy of ANGELA DAVIS, selfi-~acmitted Communist -and Black Panther Party member. eee ee (At age eet oe enn + SE ee ee Ta  mtememces t apueneinenee ® On 10/3/69, informant reported on activities of LEON ? NOWER, Professor at San Diego State College, including his involve-+/ ment in the Exploring Family School, a school organized by San /f Diego area radical individuals and Gesigned to teach revolutionary thoughts and ideas to elementary age school children. i On 10/28/69, informant advised the "San Diego Free Door to Liberation", a San Diego underground newspaper, hac moved to a new address and was planning a small protest Gemonstration on the occasion of the National Convention of the Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity, a society of journalists at San Diego, California, / on 11/13/69. PORN AN i Ree tthe VAS ALOE LM Riot During the period 10/15/69 ~ 11/14/69, informant has proviced information relating to preparations by militant individuals at San Diego, California, for the DEMNOV. Demonstrations on 11/15/69 and right wing plans to harass those activities océuring- in San Diego area on that date. FEHR Pyrenees recy apa OAeN ~2a~ ’ HW 55000 DoclId:32989523 Page 1117
cer 4 47, eanhid Yolson DeLoech vralters Mohr Bishop Casper Callahan Sonted a Pelt 2 Salo Xosen We Sullivan favel foknes 2 a * Sandy 9, HW 5500 e. Bice pd Boy ry sage f . s im view of iutormant' a mamb “ an do gue eh vate lea ys oe o md es OPGRMLEStGn and tho nature of infexm : Br - _ - Je at any , wr 48 Dein aecignated a paclal informa +7 ee « +a abe y, - ag Buch in the future. < Soy wet 3 ole os 44% ” 39 9 4 Pursuant to youx y 2sommends we aa rr a = 7 af aes ay ©, tO MAG EeEvRents to ecaptionea! infermn Ssangy 3 Faryet sisegr Ss eae oe “ Tey Pe (ae per wonth fox cervices cnd 3 UG eo tS ? id = + 7 GXPOnNAss, for a poried of sis. months, egpes oy fe oad we; “ pote ee on of i BAVRONT auvhorisation repveseites Bn 1 q ard whe en £2 a ner}. . 3 oho of up to SEND for savvicen end 5 x <. Sik paveent ‘ 4 on A G=18—76 leMe, YF. G@,. Treoens waren et Lliy , BR. &. Biarn - 4 en z eS ee PRS onal a oroniyp in the Mivutenon ole ons dig eease & a ation he vurneshes, he +t 7% aE Bye es ne end ghevid be carried lon, authority Gan i Br & kevel of up to $100 per month for Gftactive Geb-?7G, Thig nexeace to praevicus pormont up to ere bor month Lor URLS he tf % has been noted waking payments to. this inf services, You should va amount'each tine in order to Grrencous ccnesxusion that he Therefore, in the fubtuwe, st Lntervmant, lele, MW. #. Row 6291, IB BER idjw 6 {6} , CETSYD Es -, is a 26-3 ope, Cath 190" LOGS. Ynformant LD San Ap au August, in December is - a fireman informant informant vA wor ifs : Arey neh ie “aurtype unl] ‘Y Hi Bek thd SDocla: 32999523 Page 11186 ORT. 2fyonin from the sant an avoid is besne 8 PeLnys tase he ageer amounts ear-old fc rornie -- and converted to a Since 1 eo o(F Si that you have bean .. . “ whe poe ra at @vén ancunts of $2100 for hing payments in the OTACE Ving anxormant reach the oakd on @ salary basis, @ of payments toe this / S “_ ju ° “ white male employo ays Hie was designated x ering seo Ks) curity furnishe wee $63, he ma d ‘ - vay we a * ; ee ‘ aS, re] OTR CONTINUED PAGE TVS nak
Letter to San Diego RE: SD 1255-R 137-17 222 NOTE CONTINUED ¢ information on the Minutemen and related groups in the San Diego area, He has also furnished reports on meetings, demonstrations, and other activities of the Student Mobilization Committee, and the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee; advanced information concerning the eviction of the militant New Left underground newspaper, "The San Diego Street Journal," He has also furnished information concerning conferences of Students for a Democratic Society and advanced information of militant students’ plans to seize a part of the Administration Building, San Diego State College. He is not contacted on campus and not affiliated with an educational institution. During pertinent period, he furnished 87 reports: of which 95 percent of information verfied through other sources. Current payment levels are $100 per month for services and $25 pex month for expenses. An increase in payments as authorized above fuliy justified, based on a vaiue of information furnished and informant potential, This has been coordinated’ with the Security Informant Unit.
ee BD 1Ob (Rew 12-29-59) * OPTIONAL [OtMm NOL to MAY 1962 COMION ' GSA GEHL REG, NO, 27 on, UNITED STATES G , ee “s 3010-106 TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (137~17222) 9 pare: FROM: Z fete San DIEGO (170-286) (P) Coun neare Wee | suBjECT: i « Dpto natreattert c, Re: RAGIAL GH SEGURITY INFORMANT PROGRE SS/JUSTEFIGATIGH LEVTER 1, ([J (a) I recommend that authority be granted to ‘continue captioned informant for a period of __-=SsSs months effective : and that he continue to be paid under the authority of jhe Special. Agent in Charge, UACB. (E] Cb) ire commesa® Ghats authority be granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to $ 2507 _ per } month [7] week for seryices rendered on a c.o.d. ( basis, and up to $_1O00,___ per @) month [7] week for expenses actually incurred « for a period of _six,— | [ months i) weeks effective 6/1/70 pr < (If increase, furnish full justification under “Miscellaneous.”) ar rae Serer $3e prod Il. Membership: Informant is a mémber .of the Minutemen Group in the, San Diego area. . a \ ed . . ee or Amount paid for services and expenses: } 7 4 \ "ake Date Period Covered « Services Expenses ,| 3 - 12/15/62 11/1 - 30/69 S100 19,36 . : ‘ 1/16/70 12/1 ~ 31/69 $100 $22.43 ae oy ~. (See attached Addendum, page 2a) wa, “ mek ‘Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided: . o “ & .. Informant reports regularly on | on oeinitles of 30 to to 40 i wR . individuals. associated with the Minutemen organization. < and relates MOS Nt | right win nc. organizations: ‘ain San DLEgo; “California. He coninues 5 _ t6 be employed by the San “Diego City Fire Department and cun- sequently has considerable free time available to use in observing and reporting on activities of a number_of of radical and militant individuels and organizations both on_ and off college, Garpuses in the San Diego. aréa.. Informant has at tended and reported on _ planning meetings, demonstrations, and other activities of such organizations as the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee (CMC) and Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) to end the war in Vietnam and the Movement for a Deimocratic Number of ($6 MENA aa tat ide "Gra TR hy nad Sa? fs a) me is ff Vw oe. 77 C6810 Ln Considered stable and reliable {&%) Yes [7] No EGE, “Miscellancous.”) *™ 2 “oS sracnamra Indoctrinated against disclosure §&] Yes & JUN 3 1970 | Percentage of information verified —_-= C5% All necessary action taken*on information furnished fg] Yes (C) No ATXPLauiT ff erewoore | 3 Bureau “Miscellaneous .”) on ra . 1 - San Diego RACH SGC, SLC:kaw (4) ~AN i HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1170
ooo - Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.) On 11/17/69, 3/5/70, 3/11/70, 3/20/70 and 3/21/70, informant furnished an extremely large volume of information consisting mostly of names and addresses of persons supporting or sympathetic to New Left oriented activities in and around San Diego which were obtained through harrassment activities of right wing groups and individuals in the San Diego area. On 12/8/69, informant provided advance information regarding the eviction of the San Diego Street Journal, a militant New Left oriented underground newspaper from its offices at 360 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, California, because of general disturbances and harrassment activities directed against the Street Journal and the landlord. On 1/8/70, informant reported that WILLIAM CLAY, San Diego area leader of the Minutemen Organization, had traveled during the last two weeks of December, 1969, throughout several western states for the purpose of making contact with Minutemen and right wing groups and individuals to establish some kind of communications and contact network. Informant advised CLAY was extremely pleased with the results. of his trip. (See attached Addendum page 2a) Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau’s attention.) Informant has been instructed to report all compensation received from the Bureau for services as income when filiag an income tax return and he has agreed to comply. It is noted an increase in the amount of money to be authorized for payment of services and expenses to the informant is requested. Informant has provided large volumes of information concerning activities of both right and left wing individuals and organizations in the San Diego area and regularly contacts the San Diego Office several times weekly. It is felt the time and effort given on the part of the informant in providing this coverage to the Bureau is worth well in excess of the amount previously authorized. In addition, informant has stated that with additional expense money available, he would he able to provide greater in depth coverage of activities of Minutemen and other right wing extremist_individuals, especially with regard to the sales and movements of weapons, ammunition and explosives. ; cena we aa athe cen eaeannneaaanneeeanat a Informant continues to be encouraged to take advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area. Doclad Page 1121 —— : ee I ee r29895275. Voabemey erin Rue dion” ae mR wee
HW 55000 SN le EN de Ne ee htt Date. Period Covered 3/3/70 1/1 3/30/70 2/1 4/24/70 3/1 6/2/10 4/1 6/2/70 5/1 - 31/70 - 28/70 ~ 31/70 - 30/70 - 31/70 Continued) ¢ Services Expenses $100 $16.29 $100 $24,33 $100 $21.93 $100 $14.13 $100 $12.00 NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES AND PERSONS ON WHOM COVERAGE IS PROVIDED (Continued) : Miditary (MDM). Informant has traveled to Oceanside, California, to cover activities of MDM there. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED: On 1/8/70, (Continued) informant reported that through contact with the publisher of the San Diego Free Door to Liberation, a local underground newspaper he had learned the. paper is losing money and that the publisher had found it necessary to use. money from his savings and from other funds to continue printing the paper. On 1/20/70, informant provided advance information a regarding a conference of the Students fora , Democratic Society, which was to be held at Los Angeles, California, during the period 1/24 ~ 25/70. Subsequently, informant provided information regarding the conference itself. - ‘ On 3/12/70, informant provided advance information I] on the seizure of part of the Administratidén Building at San Diego State College by students protesting administration action regarding four professors and lecturers pupular with the many militant and radical students at the school. Informant continued to provide coverage of the progress of the demonstration until its conclusion on 3/17/70. On 3/23/70, informant reported on the establishment of contact between the San Diego Minutemen Group and a Docld: 32969523 Page 1122 m 2a - Se eaete Rasa RTE te ee ne otter aed soso a atin a et aka metic trad ce ada edn tet nai ctieiccer ta nui iine nadateaeheacem aeeeneaaeadeninsaeieeeataaiadeeniaatataatinnaaeennsibamenaanarin aabtiestoneniantcndiadmemnentaadiadid
“oo e . ind > x SD 134-914 Minutemen cell or organization at Santa Ana, California, which was previously unknown to the San Diego group. Informant stated plans were made for mutual cooperation on activities of the two groups. Prior to 4/15/70, informant attended several planning meetings of the CMC and the SMC and was able to provide advance information on the anti-Vietnam war demonstration which took place in San Diego on 4/15/70. During this demonstration, informant provided photographic coverage and was helpful in establishing the presence of a nuaber of known militants at the demonstration, Informant has also provided coverage of anti- wer rallies and demonstrations sponsored by the MDM at Sar Diego on 4/18/70 and at Oceanside, California, on 5/10/70; anti-war rallies at San Diego sponsored by CMC and SMC on 5/9/70; a teach-in and rally at San Diego State College on 5/18/70 sponsored by Tuesday the Ninth Committee, a militant organization at that school opposed to white racism and politizal oppression. On 5/1/70, informant made a pretext visit to an individual named MORRIS KOMINSKI at Elsinore, California. Informant Gescribed KOMINSKI as a person who formerly moved in high levels of federal and local government and said he learned KOMINSKI is soon to have published a book in two volumes and in excess of 2,000 pages on the history of facism in the United States, Informant also learned KOMINSKI is sympathetic to the San Diego Street Journal and its publishers and has provided that paper with large quantities of information regarding political and business activities,fwell known individuals in the San Diego area, some of which information has appeared in subsequent issues o£ the paper. In addition to the foregoing, informant has provided large quantities of information regarding activities of right wing individuals” “anid Minutemen, members inthe San Diego area. ames ~ 2b — HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1123 Se ietteciadia ieee Ae aaenrinteentene 46 te  eeaeneeneAraTER ANI Ieee Taree * SETI INTAKE ERE Ean oS Ser rut Tend Tae pe SM RAT Nn sabe re
SAC, San Diexo CL70+286) ; 42/8/70 st as - . / - fo : , 7 Attention: Verfghor-ftatistical Section Director, FBI ( 137+1722277 el EN LOS comment b ‘ee te Let tap 1 - Mr. RL. Ride gaway Here Oe LOS. iy . _ ‘Reurlet dated 11/27/70. ' wi wed fe? > (C? Authority is granted to designate captioned individual a Bureau- approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a securily informant jn accordance with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manuai of PInstracs ions. [_] Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a ([ probationary racial informant [7] ghetto probationary racial informant. in accordance with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions. ; , fee Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to s 250 yer 13% month week for services rendered, on a c.o.d. basis, and up to per {2 } s 1a9 er [3% month week for expenses actually incurred for a period of __& Pp a } a . mks f . . [2a months [7} weeks effective 2/4/70 .s You should continue to y ‘maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in | the Manual of Instructions. *' (7) Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the legitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact informant on the campus. . ‘ {-] Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding 8.3 rug | (€) captioned source (7) immediate relatives of source rt “ ‘ee ' j g . GHATS fe8 Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you “Oe wade iF but rather on a c.o.d. basis. “4 Fuki vO ° =Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau is strictly real voluntary and that this cooperation must be mainiained on a confidential basis at all 1 , eee * . Moht Wu _ times. Impress upen informant that informant is not Bureau employee... Exercise caution Bishop — siren in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant. ‘ Brennan, WG wa CaHlaha AVN wees Casper wo... Conrad s . Fell ‘RR (4). aNey 4 SEE KOTE PAGE af” & TE 2 ee ceern mes i .° 5 ” ; \ = * e ’ ‘ q meg TLEC 1619/0 74 PES b Sp ( yi Soyars - (e . Aes t as 2 ‘ ( a £ Ned ~~ ef} . 2" j Tele. Koon ‘ ' o fh. “4 } INM5O08-- Dog Td: azaRebzS at Se BPE 23 Bag MARA) hi" [es { are rd yominded that paymonts must be commensurate with the value of the information received: that payments are to be made only for actual. expenses incurred in connection with obtairing information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such a mauner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis
¥ ‘ Letter to SAC, San Diego RE: SD 1155-R 1387-17222 NOTE: The above is a continuation of previously authorized payment levels. Informant is a member of the Minutemen in San Diego on which he furnishes information. In addition, he furnishes reports on the activities of the Student Mobilization Committee and the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee. During the past payment period he submitted 95 reports which included coverage on 30 to 40 Minutemen followers and related right wing oriented individuals. Ninety-five pereent of the information furnished was verified through other sources. During past payment period informant attended meetings and demonstrations of several antiwar and new left oriented extremist groups including travel to Los Angeles to cover the Disneyland invasion by the Youth International Party. Informant is the sole source of information on Minutemen activities in the San Diego area. . wee i t SAIERpEpcaeige mma emnmnneeeaipinalenyyy evtmentermgareviopienmtetteiaera nt ni mt ee meet eRY Hemel °°? _ ae 55000 Docld:32969523 Page 1125
BD AOT (Rev. 12-29-60) t . ornona re Oe 10 t $010--106 a? ABNITED STATES eee ® . Memorandum ro: DIRECTOR, FBE(137-17222)pare: 11/27/70 FROM ve, BAC SAN DIEGO (170-286) (Pp) Pe SUBJECT: ” . = a Re: RACIAL OR SEGURITY IHPGRMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFIGATION LETTER I, (_j (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant for a period of _ ___ months effective and that ng continge to be paid under the authority of the Special “Agent j in Charge, UACB. AS raw &](b) I recommend that authority be. granted to pay captioned tormant an amount up to $ __250 per [month [7] week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to $ LOO. __ per &] month + [[] week for expenses aciually incurred for a period of __ Siz) months [7 weeks effective 12/7/70 Ss... (If increase, furnish full justification under “Miscellaneous.”) Il, Membership: JTnformant is a membe® of the Minutemen (1M) ' Organization in San Diego, California. f . fd / i / Amount paid for services and expenses: - _ . od : a ; Us . 2 Ae (See page 1-A) . ~ ‘o Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided: Informant reports reglarly on activities of 30 to 4O individuals associated with the MM organization and related; i right wing groups in the San Diego, California, area. He i é continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire Department: which employment affords him considerable free time which he can use to observe and report on activities of many radical and militant individuals and organizations on and off college G campuses in the San Diego area. Informant has attended planning meetings and demonstrations of various anti-war and wilitent groups and voluntarily traveled to Los Angeles, California, to. S observe an attempted invasion of Disneyland by individuals \. NN supporting the Youth International Party (yippies)._, wee eS NaN Number of statements (written and oral) submitted: Po fhe, oe snl \ ine Lae? . N Considered stable and reliable YA) Yes [C}) No (Explain in APEC Bicous. ”) ra ee ae f , 6 a Indoctrinated against disclosure py Yes gy ann REC- oe XN eee ease Lay yee YS Percentage of information verified _ 95% ed ' hi 3 R All necessary action taken < on information furnished fz} Yes ([)No (lexplain in / NIN “Misealtyen sis. *) Lt S me - Bureau (RM) ‘LAs we i he Ne Pies 1 - San Diego SLC:jam (3) ene ES WH-55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1126 we
HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1126 Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.) On 5/6/70, informant was in attendance at a rally of the Peace and Freedom Party (PFP) on the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) campus and, while there, obtained a number of copies, with names and addresses, of a PFP petition which was being circulated. The purpose of the petition was to impeach RONALD REAGAN, Governor of California. On 5/8/70, informant reported on plans being made by the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee (CMC) and the Student Mobiliza“ion Committee (SMC) at San Diego State College (SDSC) to protest the announcement of the United States! invasion of Cambodia. On 5/9/70, informant was present at and observed the anti-war march and rally sponsored by CMC and SMC and furnished the rames of a number of individuals responsible for, and participating in, the rally. Source also furnished photographic coverage of individuals participating in the rally and reported on attempts by an small number of right wing oriented individuals to disrupt the march. (Cont'd on Page 3) Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau’s attention.) Informant has been instructed to report on compensation received from the Bureau for services as income when filing his income tax retrn and he has agreed to comply. Informant continues to be encouraged to take advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area. Due to the somewhat disorganized nature of the MM organization and related groups in the San Diego area because of the fugitive status and arrest of ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, National MM Leader, informant has been able to assume a position of leadership among many right wing oriented individuals in this area. mameroenems ~ vapponmaner qa wetee ne Yee nye: rie ge meet ot
-HW 55000 Docd@:32989523 Page 1129 7 ce SD 170~286 On 5/27/70, source reported on the establishment of a new information center on the UCSD campus. The purpose of the new information center was to be a message, telephone, and contact center for student members of the radical or New Left community at the school. On 6/3, and 6/8/70, source was instrumental in identifying GEORGE HOOVER as the person who had been actively and militantly associated with the MM organization in the San Diego area and was able to furnish information regarding HOOVER's associates and his place of residence. On 7/2/70, source provided the names and addresses of three individuals who had contacted San Diego area underground newspaper for information regarding Weathermen activities and the establishment of a Weatherman group in San Diego. These names and addresses were obtained by members of the MM organization and made available to the : source. On 8/6/70, source traveled to Los Angeles, California, to observe an attempted invasion of the Disneyland Amusement Park by persons who had previously advertised themselves as being Yippies of the Youth International Party. On 8/17/70, source was present at the White Whale, a restaurant and tavern in the San Diego area which caters to members of the New Left movement and the hippie. establishment, and reported on activities there in connection with a fund raising benefit for the San Diego Street Journal, a San Diego area underground newspaper. Source reported that a large number of individuals were present and it appeared that a considerable amount of money had been raised. On 9/2/70, informant reported information he hai obtained indicating that plans were being made by individuals in the San Diego area for a large scale anti-Vietnam war demonstration to take place on 9/3/70 during the visit and State dinner of President NIXON and President ORDAZ of Mexico at Coronado, California. On 9/3/70, source was present at activities and festivities surrounding the visit of Presidents NIXON and ORDAZ at Coronado, California, and furnished information re- garding individuais he recognized as being militant members - 3 = eben pe retcentet Miwa Un PeNR NE IO 3 HOF at empetin pene 9 Hine + Laitina ss caieiahehiaine wneds hanidibecn mmiaer eeoummentminagian tes
SD 170~286 of the New Left movement and who were observed to have firearms in their vehicles. On 8/27/70, source was in contact with former General WILLIAM LENLY of Coronado, California, who furnished source with extensive information regarding an organization known as American Volunteer Group (AVG) which LENLY described as being an underground military organization, the purpose of which is to take over the United States Government in the event it appears to be threatened either from within or without by Commumists or other totalitarian organizations or governments. During the months of September and October, 1970, source successfully penetrated Message Information Center (MIC), a message and telephone service established by members of the New Left movement in San Diago for the benefit of persons adhering to the New Left policy. Source was able to furnish a large volume of information concerning individuals connected with the MIC. Informant is sole source of information in the MM activities in the.San Diego area, BW 55000 Doclda:32969523 Page 1130
tEEM id MSON — eee ilivan — 2. Or ee eee shop ennan, C.D... lahan isper inrad Ubey ee. _ ML Lane ce ade wen avel . alters, PRUE 5 2 cane ele. kkoom ones a 3 1 J 55000 t » senses apenas pees ne bm fae RAAILES: mh % ; - t SWFA TOTTI PS yo.” . a fs Ay Fas udego C1v0-286) G/ Loy" cL . i 4 3.4 . ; shade B, Attention: Vek er Ste istic’) ww ry “eo r yu Ss * = ) ee be wer erentntiereesiaes wena tS Lo LITA fi F is Z . Section NT Were, ) er ete Wee . oe a: ar wa . » les of 2% OO F itthor iets Clsiked ts designate captioned individual a Bureau- approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as. a security informant in accordance with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume ]V, Manual of Instructions. (J Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a : (_] probationary racia] informant (C] ghetto probationary racial informant in accordance with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions. Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to 2uo,dd per CJ month [7] week for services’tendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to 406,00 Per {ij month (7) week for expenses actually incurred for a period of 2: P . Lye } . om months [—] weeks effective-_O/7/7) ss  ~You should continue to maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of Instructions. $ $ [_] Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the logitime nfo activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact iibfortvant eh the campus, iwhe a [_] Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding (“j captioned source [7] immediate relatives of source fa.) Concerming your payments to this informant and all informants, you are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such amanner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis but rather on a_C.0. d. basis. ’ (3 Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau is strictly voluntary and‘that this cooperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant. In the future, insure that Progress Letter js fo, “submitted at least two weeks before expiration date. es! Lhd scQ ' . f (4) SER ROTH PAGE TWO TTP age MA ROMS obs" ™ ~ res . yeas : iv
Letter to San Diego Res SD 1155~R L37-L7222 NOTE: The above is continuation of previously authorized payment levels. Informant is member of Minutemen organization in San Diego, California, and is principle informant reporting on this and other right wing groups in San Diego area. Ue has also furnished considerable information concerning New Left activity and antilaw enforcement demonstrations. Specifically, he has furnished information regarding Post Office boxes being cpened under fictitious names, advance ceta regarding publishing of New Left under. ground newspapers identities of individuais organizing and participating in “Stop the Pig’ rally, identified newly appointed National White People's Party CNSWPP) official in San Diego area ané information regarding surveillance of FBI radio facilities at Ramona, California, as well as selected Minutemen sabotage targets. He has furnished 83 reports involving 30-40 individuais, $5% of whish have been verified. HW 55000 DBocld:32999523 Page “1132 Bt pee Ene ALO Ae oe wee DA Ata ent oe sqacrameorere yet tec ort ntet® PET URan ie aitnipefCG RP tare e-er rAEY RHA HPO {PNET Pe SRO ap A TY APRA nO RT HETTHRY RECREATE LNT OE ARAN Ak RIE IRAE RRL SIRNA Ae etn SIRIhee ARETE AREA GANDER LT EIN MECN! orQAer et p>
CLI OA aT to Ot GUI Of yt ~ j 2 howe Prey et wm ed LCL BPEIOL (ev. 12-29-69) vt OMMOMSE FOKA NO 10 3010-106 MAY 1042 LOMO Gthgth, REG. HO, 27 . UNITED STATES GOV ERNME NTP > Memorandum | DIRECTOR, FBI pate: 6/4/71 (137-17222) , ofp SAC, SAN DIEGO (179 286) (P) GONE, ThiPe Seas eee renrentnaenreomrrnma cnt me pe ReGEE: anes ‘| Re: RAGIAL OR SECuTITY IRF ORMART proanes 8/2 STIFIGATIGN LETTER IL o (a) J recommend. that authority be granted to continue captioned informant __.. and that he continue > for a period of _.ssmonths effective to be paid under the authority of the Special ‘Baent in Charge, UACB. (KX(b) T recommend that t authority be. granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to $ 250 sper &} ménth =] week for. services: rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to $_1O0O._ per &j month §=[7) week for expenses acinally incurred for a period of _six’ [Xi months [7] weeks effective 6/1/71. (If increase, furnish full justification under “Miscellaneous.”) I. Membershipfoformant is a member of the Minutemen (MM) Organization in San Diego, California. ; . } Amount paid for services and expenses: — (See page 1-A) «2 + Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided: ~ ~ Informant reports regularly on activities of 30 to OO individuals associated with the MM Organization and related .vight wing groups. in the San Diego, California area. continues to be employed by theSan Diego City Fire Department which employment affords him considerable free time which he can use to observe and report on activities of many radical and militant individuals and organiza ats ns on and oft college campuses in the San Diego area. ELST 1 OG-¢7 LZ: De Ds wm Pos ¢ 5-17 50 &6/x7/ egg cll lp & \ As: onad ee “5 \ Ro JUN ae Number of statentonts ‘(eritten and oral) submitted: _ 82 Considered stable and yeliable ft] Yes (C)No (Explain in “Miscellancous.”L Indoctrinated against disclosure Gy) Yes “ . . . ope ef Percentage of information verified ~95%0-—-— All necessary action taken on information furnished {3 Yes [7] No (explain in “Miscellaneous. 2)- Bureau (RY) - San Diego  SLC/1lse Beeld: 32989523 Page 1133 , ( terres Berrreny ther 7 974 Sg emer reewescay ae ae
« SD 170-286 Period . Services Expenses | 10/1 - 10/31/70 $205 $31.61 11/1 - 11/30/70 210 51.49 12/1 - 12/31/70 225 23.97 1/l - 1/31/71 235 34,24 2/1 -~ 2/28/71 230 . WT 81 - la - HW 55000 Docld:329895253 Page i134 pose
Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.) In September 1970, source advised of the opening ; of several Post Office boxes by the MM organization and furnished the number of the Post Office boxes and the fictitious names under which they were rented. In September, source also provided advance infor- mation on efforts to republish the new left underground newspaper named Street Journal and also on plans on the part of persons associated with the Street Journal to hold an anti- law enforcement demonstration named “Stop the Pig.” During October 1970, source provided coverage of the "Stop the Pig" rally, furnishing information regarding activities and identities of speakers and participants.. Furthermore, source provided similar information and coverage for an anti-war demonstration held in San Diego on 10/31/70. (Cont-d on Page 3) ™“ Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau’s attention.) Informant has been instructed to report on compensation received from the Bureau for services as income when filing his income tax return and he has agreed to comply. AOS Ae ten mweoo Informant continues to be encouraged to take advantage or any -opportun4 ties to improve his coverage of activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area. Due to the somewhat disorganized nature of the MM organization and related groups in the San Diego area because of the fugitive status and arrest of ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, National MM leader, informant has been able to assume a position of leadership among many right wing oriented individuals in this area. ARO EERE TH IOAN MRO MAC REED | true Med pt Wein Aree » HW 55000 Docld:32969523 Page 1135 L_
' . » ~* * wy ” whey . : ‘ SD 170-286 During October 1970, source was instrumental in identifying MARGERY MC NICKLES as an associate of the MM organization and advised of her relationship with ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH and with the Patriotic Party In December 1970, source was instrumental in identifying GERALD L, SMITH as leader of the local National Soclalist White People's Party, ; In January 1971, source furnished information regarding surveillance of Bureau radio facilities at Ramona, California and MM plans to compile a list of selected targets for sabotage in the event of a totalitarian takeover of the United States. In addition, source furnished printed information ‘regarding literature and other materials emanating from what vas purported to be a new MM organization headguartered at Elgin, Illinois. Source Was provided information regarding possible. ~ efforts on the part of T,0U CONDE, an MM affiliate to arm a seagoing vessel for the nurpose of providing protection for fmerican tuna boats against ships of various Latin-American countries while fishing in waters off those countries. During February, March, April and May, source has provided information and coverage of several anti-war rallies on.the San Diego State College campus and in the San Diego area. Furthermore, he has furnished information concerning continuing efforts on the part of right wing sympathizers in the Southern California area to rebuild the MM organization or to establish a new organization similar to the old one. During the preceding six months, source has identified several individuals as being members or sympathizers of the MM organization and has provided extensive information regarding their activities including their dealings in firearms and explosives. Informant is sole source of information in MM activities in the San Diego area. 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1136 ; — _ _
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e UNITED oTATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION San Diego, California In Reply, Please Refer to oul y 27 , LOTL File No. JERRY LYNN DAVIS, Also Known as Sam Daviss EUGENE BROWN ‘The following is information in addition to our communications dated June 2°, 1971 and July 7, 1971. For the past four and one-half years, the Sen Diedo Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been operating an infoerment who has been highly successful in pcnetrating the Minuteran crganigation in the San Diego, Calitornia, area, In this capacity, infcrmant has performed ~ an outstanding service to the government and to the nation in acquiring and making available a large volume cf infor- mation regarding the activities of the Minuteman organization and rexnted grou»ns. In addition, due to the nature of his employment, infermant has been successfully tarqeted against other unrelated activities and has provided coverage and penetration cf a number of New Left oriented groups and demonstrations. The scope of infermation provided by the source has often extended beyond the immediate Sen Diego area to other parts of the nation. He also has been instrumental in identifying and following the activities of many individuals who are of interest to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Informant has at all times been found to be stable, trustworthy and reliable. The iinutemen is a paramilitant group organized in June, 1960, by ROBERT B. DE PUGH in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance to the spread of communism in the United States by use of guerrilla tactics. DE PUGH _is currently incarcerated in a Federal penitentiary fcr violation of the Federal - ' Pirearms Act. On June 23, 1°71, source advised that on the previous Saturday, June 19, 1°71, he was in attendance at a gun show held at Pasadena, Califcrnia. Accompanying him to the show : [3 -lipea- (0 io FACLOSERE = HW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page 1139 i Te RMR MERE ree Mey ae aw leTET WE fom ’ cape cere r NE tT ARLENE RA ERT AE TANNERY OO ENE WORT Ar “ORSINI Ae RAST SENN TNR fe aeemanronees npn etnies RMIT EPEAT IRN COOL
JERRY LYNN Davis, 2LSO KNOWN AS SAH DAViS; EUGENE BROWN -was JERRY LYMT DAVIS, known to the informant for several years as a member of the Minuteman crganization. At the show, Contact was made with a third party, EBUCLERE BROYN, a reporter for the "Anaheim Bulletin" and an associate of members of the Minuteman organization in the Los Angeles, California, area, i£ not a member himself. During the shew, several arrests were made, some by the Alcohol, Tcbacco and Firearms Division (ATFD). Because of these arrests and long held attitudes on the part of DAVIS and BROWN that, althcugh Communism and Sccialism pose threats to their securicvy, the government cf this country is their real enemy, a decision was reached by BROWN and DVIS that retaliation should be made against the government by bombing ATFD and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offices. Plans were made for the three to meet again the following Saturday evening at a motel in or near the City of El Cajon, California, the exact time and place not then specified. At. this meeting, final plans would be made for the bombing and specific targets selected, one in the Los Angeles, California, area which BROWN would handle, and one at San Diego, California, which DAVIS would handle. ne In apparent furtherance of this scheme, DAVIS delivered to the informant on two occasions, two metal ammeunition cans for storage and safekeeoing. These cans were found to contain several pounds of TNT explosives, 18 hand grenade fuse assemblies, two rifle grenades, anproximately 275 blasting caps of various sizes and types, a military hand illuminating grenade, a number of parts for converting M1 and M-15 rifles to the corresponding M-2 and M-16 fully automatic weapons and other miscellaneous items. This material was turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation by the informant on June 25, 1971, and was in turn given to 4TFD for. possible use as evidence by that agency. ASsistant U.S. attorney STEPHEN G. MELSON, then Chief of the Complaint Section, U.S. Attorney's Office, San Diego, California, was contacted on June 25, 1971, and stated that, as then developed, the facts in this case did not represent a prosecutable violation and that additional ~ 2 mm i } | H | i { [ | t r 3 E t HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1140
. . . at ‘ , @ , oN as . - | JERRY LYN -DONIS, ALSO KNOWN AS _ 7 Si DAVIS; EUGENE BROUN Wat ean et evidence, such as photographs and tape recordings substantiating the conspiraterial meeting to take place on the evening of June 26, 1971, would be necessery. For as yet unexplained reasons, subject BROW did net appear for tne meeting on the evening of June 26, 1°71, and has not subsequently been seen . or heard from by either the informant or subject DVIS. Informant has advised that to his knowledge no additicnal plans have been made or work done toward carrying out the above-—Gescribed bombings. rene seem S On July 26, 1971, subject DAVIS requested that the hand illuminating grenade included in the cxplosives given by him to the inficrmant, be returned ta him cn the weekend c£ . July 24 ~ 25, 1971, indicating he had some use fer the weapon ‘but net elaborating further on the matter. On July 23, 1971, following consultation with Assistant U.S. s&ttorney ROBERT P. RISSO, newly appointed Chief of the Criminal Complaint Section, and with representatives of the San Diego HTFD cf£ice, authorization was granted by RISSC and by ATED £cr the hand illuminating grenade to he returned to DiVIS through the informant. This was only to be done on the condition that the illuminating grenade was effectively deactivated. at this same time, RISSO stated he saw nce possible way to obtain successful prosecution of DVIS in this. matter, Furthermore, he advised that he would in no way avthorize return of the remaining items of explosives to DAVIS. On July 23, and 26, 1971, the source pointed out that DAVIS! request that the hand illuminating grenade be returned to him points wo the fact that his request fcr other parts or all of the items entrusted by him to the informant is imminent. Because cE his asseciaticn with DAVIS, whora the inicrment believes to be bordering on being mentally Le? irraticnal, informant is convinced that for whatever reason, when it becomes necessary for him to tell DVIS he cannot return these materials to him it will become cbviocus to DiVIS that the informent is exactly that or has in some other way betrayed him, and that D/VIS will then take reprisal of a violent nature : against the informant and his family. , ‘ USA crab RR ede a elie lec ata nenasen ils aitoemee eee Papennaa hiatal date rare raccnrectnen Seniainedaeainedint ih eaietinsin tede nec dene anid ADAk Henectecndmcathabtusesanamannadinmmmemenimmememamnansaaatanrenieinemninenemmanmemememmamoctanenaabdananenadanaeed _~ HW 55000 DBocld: 32999523 Page’ 1141 .
GERRY LYIIT DNIS, 2250 KNCAN 25 ' Sait DAVIS; SUGLITE BRON : Inasmuch as the explosives cannot be returned, the informant hes petitioned that he and his fanily be relocated in some other part cf the ceuntry out cf DIVIS' reach. To this end, infermant is willing te leave his heme and an excellent employment but dees not ask fer another job. Informant has stated a versonal preference for relocation at Boise, Idahc, wnich he feels would be a safe locaticn as it is not a place to which he would be expected to go. . On duly 27, 1971, Special Investigator STEVE LOGAN, ATFD, Sen Diego, was contacted regarding the matter of relocating the informant. LOGAN stated that he was not in a position to make a determination cn a question of that nature but stated he cid not believe that ATFPD would accept such a responsibility unless the informant hed served as a witness in an ATFD prosecution. , This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property cf the FBI and is icaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. -~ 4k ‘HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1142
r De: 86 16 (Rev, } 5-22-64) — 1 . { . { FBI ! i Date: 8/2/71 ! | Transmit the following in | : um : (Type in plaintext or code) Vi AIRTEL AIR MATL ~ REGISTERED of een ne | (Priority) | sie ey tee ie emt one oe Le a a ee Ly / TO; DIRECTOR, FBI (137+17222) 3 i FROM: * SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P) Dh, CeONB NPE. “ ; ~ x , Weteiy oa NY IR , ; QS CLRN-MINUTENEN . . 1] LOS Re San Diego airtel to the Bureau dated 7/27/71, ~N AQ with enclosed LHM entitled "JERRY EYEN DAVIS, aka.; EUGENE BROWN, BOMBING MATTER," Enclosed for the Bureau are the orignal and Six copies of ‘a | Letterhead Memorandum entitled "JERRY LYNN DAVIS; EUCENE BROWN," which is dated August 2, 1971, at San Diego, California, SD file 174-428, California, on 7/28/71 to Field Supervisor ANTHONY J. JR. aie aa on 7/29/71. fw ue * , Enclosed LHM sets forth details of a telephone call made by Mr. and Mrs, CHARLES GODFREY, 4433 Maple, La Me Sa, MALONEY, Also reflected in the LHM is the results of contact by EUGENE BOMBING MATTER) SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN with & BROWN, ‘ a ia YX . Cuan 6 TAe, fyiw Bureau (Encs. 7)(RM) EX-103 ee” £98 1387-17222) (2 = L74-JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka; we LA Sede tw ’ “we deans a PAND COPY OF ENCL FILED IN /-) H/o? 3 = San Diego ae A » AUS’ ne . SAR ol 7 3 if [Db e: (2 ~ 170-286) a ehug 6 12, (1 =~ 174-028) ee en ee . i) wan Ue x” k gevarate spats ts ry trite , AT Se , ‘SLC/dfm/mt mj re an a a of ae” pS ——— ns x ~~ aes — ED a = ene Approved: 2 fijAme Sent eM Per oo Agent in C ii Special Agent in Charge 3T U.S. COVE RN NT PRINTING OF EIGER: Lo Th aise 8 Z HW 55000 Docld:329895253 Page 1143 par 3 CO SOR De tails Aw ed wees t
For tho Buresufs informatic cn, it is noted that the parents of Gee have been aware of his activities in behalf of the Bureau, inasmuch as informant counselled with them at the time he was initially appreached withkvregard to performing Benvices for the FBI. Over the years, through casual contact, inforiian ers parents ave become Fairly well acquainted with many the individuals with whom the informant has associated in “his capacity as a source of information, including JERRY LYNN, DAVIS. Based on their knowledge of these individuals they h have expressed considerable concern, not only for the safety of their sor and Hs family, but also for other members of their own family. bye . No assurances with regard to relocaijontor secur employment for thé informant have been made ‘elther to the informant or his parents. sa f With wegard to the remark -of the informant! s father as to his "friends® in Washington, .D. Ces, the inference of this remark was interpreted as being that if ‘the FBI did not help SD LLSS-R- as to-elocation, Mr, GODFREY Might seek the assistence of his "friends" in Washington. This remark was not further pursued with Mr, GODFREY. HW 55000 Docld:32969523 Page 1144
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTIci FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | dn Reply, Please Refer to San Diego $ California | File No. . August 2, 1971 | . JERRY LYNN DAVIS; EUGENE BROWN The following is information in addition to our communication dated July 27, 1971: On July 26, 1971, the informant who has furnished the previous information in this case, was approached on the subject of relieving him of custody of certain explosive materials previously furnished to him by subject DAVIS, by the use of a search warrant for the explosives at his home. The search warrant, it was felt, would serve the purpose of explaining to DAVIS why this informant could net produce the explosives, After lengthy consideration, the informant declined to accept this suggestion as a workable solution to the problem. The informant is convinced that regardless of the reason given, when he advises DAVIS he no longer has possession of the explosives, DAVIS's anger will cause him to become irrational to the point that he would commit some act or acts of violence against the informant or his family. Informant continued to be of the opinion that- due to the fact the explosives could not be made available for return to DAVIS, the only safe course of action for him and his family would be relocation in an area where the informant and his family would be out of DAVIS's reach. 1 RRR a SCORN AOE MEN RE RIMS HY ERROR ER eT FEEL FURR SEINE MEHR St renee rman eet On July 28, 1971, the informant's parents tele- phonically contacted the San Diego Division of the FBI. They advised that based on their knowledge of JERRY LYNN DAVIS, and other individuals with whom their son had been associating, they felt his concern for the personal safety of both himself and his family was completely justified. The parents advised that they contemplated moving tothe state of Hawaii in the near future for reasons of health. Roe rN ee Co oe ed - ) PBIRI Da Dem // AENOPERL g ME Werte oft HW 55000 DBocld: 329995235 Page 1145
HW 55000 JERRY LYNN DAVIS; EUGENE BROWN In addition, the parents indicated they were not satisfied solely with the possibility of the informant's relocation to Boise, Idaho, and felt that in addition to relocation, the Federal Bureau of Investigation should secure a job for the informant at the place of relocetion comparable to the $12,000 a year job he presently holds at San Diego, The parents advised they had suggested to informant the possibility of his relocation in Hawaii, as they felt there should be an abundance of employment opportunities with the U.S. Government in that state and that the Federal Bureau of Investigation should be able to get one for their son without too much difficulty. During this conversation, the informant's father advised he (the father) has friends in Washington, D.C., and that if it appeared help might be necessary in obtaining authorization for relocation and the securing of-employment for the informant, he would be glad to contact these people for any assistance they might be able to render. On July 29, 1971, the informant was recontacted at which time he stated "he had continued to give the matter of relocation considerable thought. He pointed out that his parents have, for some time, been trying to convince him of the desirability of moving to the state of Hawaii. He explained that his parents have resided and visited in that state several times, and are contemplating moving there permanently in the near future for health and business reasons. Informant advised he personally continues to feel that relocation at Boise, Idaho, would be more advantageous to him. He stated he would appreciate assistance from'the Federal Bureau of Investigation in finding employment there. Informant further advised that the home in which he lives at San Diego is being purchased through a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loan and has a current market value of approximately $20,000. He said that subsequent to making the original estimate of $1,500. to $2,000, as “the cost of relocating him to another place, the points required for liquidating FHA loans have raised from 2 to 10. - 2 « Docld: 32999523 Page’ 1146 ee CREAR DEL A SERENE FERNS I OTP AOR FY
HW.-55000, Docid:32969523 . Page 1147 ‘ , + ‘ ~ < ¥e -* . oe 4 é . Ka S . t ° JERRY LYNN: DAVIS$ EUGENE BROWN ; He said that this meant that while originally it would have cost him only $400 to pay off his FHA loan, he is now faced with the problem of paying $2,000 to do the same thing. The informant feels that it will now cost him approximately $3,000 to $3,500 to relocate at Boise, Idaho. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. am 3% uo 0? 0 OREO ARENT ENN FONE yetN rire Aer tm m + or ‘ LRT LS REIET IN IreT rer prerereccsemmenmmnn gwen meen aire ‘ - ote Vin ATEN MLR IA ILI OITA «as gett te onperen
5-]$8a (Reve J0-1-7)) @ l- Me. F. Re Tansey aa toes : As San Diceo (1702 ae! 5) L/4/72 feud ss lice Section fatten Pe oF omoitn aes ff SAC, + Director FBI (ike vf meee ty Ee BHD Nerds 8 Reurlet 12/23/71. . (_} Authority ig granted to desighate captioned individual. a Bureau- approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, ‘Manual of Instructions. a [[} Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a ("] probationary extremist informant ([[] ghetto extremist informant in accordance with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions. sf Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to Seo, 60 per, iam) month ([] week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up io § 00.06 pet) month {7} week for expenses actually incurred for a period of _£.. [3} months [7] weeks effective ——__12/L/7i-—______. You should continue to maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of ¢ Instructions. FT torte ene cae ereeenreveenas MALED 23 ; — . [_j Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the JBN A Plegitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact - informant on the campus. (7]-Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding L oat [] captioned source [7] immediate relatives of source q nn bes en is ££] Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you in are reminded: that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information yd hy received; thal payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection - ‘/ with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such R ake a menner ‘that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on 2 Salary pasis ; but rathér on a c.o.d. basis. ae Tolson Ot os i. Fel Rosen ~_] Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau fis, strictly: : ae volt ——— voluntary and tha at. this cooperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all ° hop Miller, E.S, times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution Cae ~ jn your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant. 7. Conrad a s a ye i tad Dulbey fo ont eh ~, ote pile Cleveland ——_—— \ 1 . ‘oie \ A \/ woe ; i Yonder ——____, ‘ { ] a yf i mice -———— FAT: dls ck iS £ \ rR Dis. A - Wilore-—=—— (4) ’ f wa SEE NOTE PAGE ‘TWO ts tele ETAL AS OY CE : ro y Fe ioe A , ay x 1 “yy p NIT . /) 6 . OH -s5000-- D \ bouts, ate ATC or h\ Jat save
" “ Letter to San Diego Re: SD LL55<-E 137~-17222 The above is continuation of previously authorized payment levels. Informant is member of Minutemen organization ii San Diego, California, and is principal informant reporting on this and other right-wing groups in San Diego area. He has also furnished considerable information concerning New Left activity and anti-law enforcement demonstrations. Specifically he has provided information identifying approximately 15 individuals associated with known Minutemen ox related cight-wing supporters; data regarding alleged dealings in firearms and other items of interest on part of these individuals; coverage of a plot to bomb offices of the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Division in Southern California in retaliation for arrests made by that office during a gun show held at Pesadena, California, in June, 1971; information regarding leaders and members of the San Diego Branch of the National Socialist White People's Party (NSWPP}; and, information concerning formation of a new group in San Diego known as the "Secret Army Organization.“ He has also identified several persons involved in New Left orlented activities in the San Diego area. Informant proviced 76 reports involving 30~40 individuals, 95% of which has been verified. Requested payments fully justified. | 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1149 wae are Pe ee ee Ey OM TALE rR MCRRETI DEIROROE 4 mpunnh PETER NETO Rata RRA NIMH TinAe te RSE aS Are Therne-taan semedane-tnn reeanLit — Gamer mu iEee My ee Kid RH AE
Fh) 401 (Rev. 8-98-71) ~ , an CPONAL FORM HO 10 . $010~-106 of bp . 41962 FOUION _- GSA GEM REG. NO, 27 , my ™ * “UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT T 4 () a an Memorat NIUN i d MOM [S10 SAN DIEGO (170-286) ( P) a wo . 2 ~ Re: EXTREMIST on se CURITY IFORMAR YT: PROGRES S/JUSTIFISATIORN LETTER R 7 * 1, CcyMa) Lrecommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant ik? for a period of _______ months effective _- ss saand that he continue “U a to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB. soe NS oe ae € . ¥¥I (b) LT recommend that authority be ‘granted to pay captioned informant an fe amount up to $ £50 _ per (24 month [[] week for services‘rendered on a c.o.d. et Fe basis, and up to iF are per ra month [7] week for oxpens gs 8 ef ally incurred a ‘te for a period of Six” —&) months (7 weeks effective te/4t/f4 yo Rs (If increase, "ae fall justification under seks effective —= fos Q@ IL Membership: informant is a member of the Minutemen (MM) me Gen ST Organization.in San Diégo, California, and also of . £* a new formed organization known as the Secret Axmy a ara Amount paid for services and’ expenses: Organize eon. (See page 1-A) be + oh Atunber of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided: nth Tnformant reports reguiarly on activities of 30 to yf lo individuals associated with the MM Organization and related f right wing groups in the San Diego, California area. He continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire Department which employment affords him considerable free time which he can use to cbserve and report on activities of many radical ft. and militant individuals ane organizations on and off college id campuses in the San Diego area. “s 4 . . REC 20; a bs <p, ‘yMF wy ny yess tient ERICA , % i . — 7 pe ok 5 23 PEGE 37-1977 ¢ N “fs Wt Number of statements (written and oral) submitted: 76 ™™ nT Ne Considercd stable and reliable §] Yes [7] No (Explain in “Miscélancous? aor ili \ Indoctrinated against disclosure ] Yes ce ‘ vA of ae Oni . RO Gay p Percentage of information xerified _ 95% Ys. Jud 7 AN necessary action taken on information furnished (J Yes [[) No (explain in ay “Miscellancous.”) C2’ - Bureau (RM) " lL - San Dicyo HW 55000 Sb64QiW2989523 Page 1150 | ee oe
SD 170-286 BPERTOD : 6/1 = 30/71 T/L - 30/71 8/1 - 31/71 - Q/1 = 30/74 10/1 = 29/71 LI/L = 30/71 HW 55000 Docld:32989573 Page‘1151 SERVICES $210.00 $250.00 $205.00 $205.00 $210.00 $220.00 EXPENSES $51.25 $96.00 $30.12 $25.55 $21.40 $27 50
AW O55000) BDocld: 32989523 Page’ 1152 Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.) On several occasions during the period. June, 1971 to November, 1971, informant has provided information containing pertinent details regarding the disappearance and probable death of TROY HAUGHTON, former West Coast leader of the MM Organization, In this regard, informant has been able to independently substantiate information received by other field divisions concerning HAUGHTON's probable death. In addition, during the same period of time, informant has identified approximately_15_individuals, who are associated with known MM or related right wing supporters and sympathizers. He has furnished a large volume of information regarding alleged dealings in firearm§ and other items_of—interest_on the part of these individuals. > In June, July, and August, 1971, informant provided _ considerable coverage of a plot on the part of JERRY LYNN DAVIS, a known MM leadé¥ in the Sdn Diego area, and EUGENE BROWN, a right wing sympathizer in the Los Angeles, California area to__. bomb offices.of. the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Division in Southern California In retaliation for arrests made by that- offite during a gun show held at Pasadena, Caiifornia in June, 1971. Miscellaneous:_(lurmish steps being taken to advance informdnt, and any other (Cont'd Page 3) pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau’s aliention.) Informant has been instructed to report on compensation received from the Bureau for services as income when filing his income tax return and he has agreed to comply. Informant has been encouraged to take advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area. Through: his close association with individuais involved in extremist activities in the San Diego area, he has been able to achieve a leadership position in these activities, particularly in the newly formed Secret Army Organization. eer ee ' RMT IERIE Ma ape hen SERRE ie a ECR 35 GRIN IT NA Pettey dort TT ttre
SD 170-286 . During the period June to November, 1971, source : has also privded information relative. to. the San. DLego : Branch of thé National, Socialist. White.People's Party,. (NSWPP) identified some (éaders and members of this group, and provided details regarding its relationships with similar ‘ groups at Los Angeles, California. Source has furnished the location of the new NSWPP Headquarters in the San Diego area, In October of 1971, source provided information regarding the formation of a new organizat Ton ln San” Diego known as the Secret Army Organization whichras créated by JERRY LYNN DAVIS and -others to provide a new image for MM type activities in the area. Source has provided information regarding contact of leaders of this group with other individuals in the States of Arizona, Nevada, and Washington in an effort to expand the organization into those states. Nore te aE I Bee a te er During the months of October and November, 1971, the source was instrumental in identifying | several individuals “involved in New Left oriented activities in the San Diego area through surveillance. and by. participating - ins some of these activities. Tee sage wae anna s Informant: is-sole source of information in MM and related activities in the San Diego area, wa pe ~ eae athe : . Letdiembheti idea pilin Pinion niet | WW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page "4153 4
. weaees sapere “un ays SPPATOAE Sea OF Ne PRTIVATION Cy WOR ONE SECTION ” . t -” we 4 fg . ‘ . oak i) f° € ; HR 160 SD CODE 947 pi ONITEL 1-14-72 DDC ho ik Jit pn ae) TRECTOR (Bam 7008" : wo } FROM SAR DIEGO —-:178-286,- @P MMe f ea 5. RE SD TEL TO BU JANUARY THIRTEEN | LAST. Te fr : OW JANUARY THIRTEEN LAST, INFORMATION AS SET FORTH 1M Re i S RE TEL WAS FURNISHED ON A CONFIDENTIAL BASIS TO CAPTAIN KENNETH ~~); OO BRIEW, SAN DIEGO PD, BY SA'S STEVEN Le CHRISTENSEN AND EARL” Fah JM, PETERSEN. INFORMANT'S IDENTITY WAS HOT DIVULGED. DURING THE os \ INTERVIEW. O'BRIEN WAS ADVISED THAT THIS INFORMATION WAS i | FURNISHED TO HIS DEPARTMENT FOR WHATEVER USE DEEMED APPROPRIATE 2 O'BRIEN REPLIED HE WOULD MAKE SUCH pissy va TION OF THIS INFORMATION > SAS APPEARED NECESSARY. HE ASSURED INTERVIEYING AGENTS THAT THIS INFORMATION WOULD BE MALU EAA AEN THE SIRCFET OF, OF GOMnIDE ie rea be 5? * vid DV fap “ CAPTALN O'BRIEN STATED THAT IN HIS PERSONAL so{ui0%: mependat eszestiet 3B aw eee + atl FROM KNOWLEDGE HE THEN POSSESSED OF THE CASE LNVOLVI NG" THE ~ _af seg JAN U7 iSh epee Any > }? = ~. wn ub > F-55000 Docld:32999525 Page 1154
PAGE THO 4. ° » SHOOTING INCIDENT, HE DID NOT BELIEVE THAT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WOULD BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE A SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION HG Tey Piacpnc my i ay Set RIGO I ot aah ai 59 sipatgronn IN THIS @ATTER EVEN ‘AVAILABLE TO TESTIFY, HE SAID IN VIEW OF THE FOREGOING, IT WOULD BE WASTEFUL TO EXPOSE THE INFORMANT AY THIS TIME, ESPECIALLY IN VIEW OF THE URGENT nie FOR THE TYPE OF COVERAGE INFORMANT WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE DURING THE. FORTHCOMING SEVENTYTWO REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. . SAN DIEGO WILL ADVISE THE BUREAU IF ADDITIONAL PERTINENT DEVELOPMENTS ARISE IN THIS MATTER. PENDING. END HW 55000" ‘Docld: 32989523 Page.1155 soe ne
COON TELSTYE NITE. ap TE an PEL rh MAM OSTA TIGR » fore os en a rede capt N, 3/14/72 - ” ce ij or ECT} , . owe PT wepre - 4. ‘ Ne TO S80 3/91 DEGO (170-286) ji 7 Mr. A. Rosen Fs nt as sav. . feet & al] wf . i ~ lie ° te S e ML Ller atom ooymrcrop Per ou fanao® J 1 - Me. Sheckelford ALS D) ete Mage A AAR PBF Qt tee IPAS) i ; ° _ a of af x nn 4 “eLi= Me. G.G. Moora neste ne eee re . ate oe ng og “7 ran < ee . 7 rida. : : - e TELETYPE LHD PROMPTLY FURHISH BURESU ALL PERTINENT, DAVELOPMenNTS. FURNISH FORTINEAT DSTATZLS TO THE SAN DIEGO POLICE. DEPA RIPEN; TOWEVE?, : enn HS am ere _ a : my ene GIVI GHLY 2S A‘LAST RESORT AND THEN OnLy TO AN- ESTABLISHED rOLios CONTACT WRG WELL FASDLE TRE MATT ER ‘CONT IDENT TALLY. fE REMIND UTRFORMANT TO NGO DIRECTLY BECOMING INVOLVED Iv STUTVATIONS TAT MIGHT DRVEL oP THTO VICLINT ACTIVITIES. ; ” f ‘San 4) a RL: pic PSe ~— / - (2) . vee NOTE: a a Me. Tolson ————- Ve OO | nn ttre. Rosen —.—___. fr. Mohr i. Bishap - tr. Miller, B.S. Mc. Callahan 2 Hr. Mr. Casper 2. Conrad — ~~ Wess ffobs a Ie 900 .. Do $e 5 memorandum G. deted 1/14/72, captioned € prepared by RLRipjc. GoM Mr. Dalboy 1. wey Tv te, Cleveland , ~ \ lie, Ponder 22. . \ . \ fr. Bites 2 oft . fr. Waihirt \ yh A ANG Mire Walters 7 Ee x {7 ce i. Soya ge eye f fo: ey gy i” \ Ws bee Reon Cro tt a bf, 204 ‘ ay Fae / \ wor bial Bo0Ks23 appa eNe CO hztremi ist Ink ormant ,' P3 pares a Pav 4 X
TELETS _ YOUNG WOMAN, ALLEGEDL “OS < SAN DIEGO, THE RESIDE “Zero ZERO DASH OLE FI S onipek FIRE RESULTING S RESIDENC Ch AT FIVE ORE LEFT COMMUNE. RAMED “T FIVE N& SEVEN OWE). = HY WOUND IS @IROR O# JABUARY THELV ; . WHICH TINE HE FURSISH END PAGE ONE HW 55000 ‘Docia: 29895235 i . cots Ot vs an on a ie Jete n AU ts SS MBM NS memos 1 ! iy piv AL At nd i Cy Cis Y My p7ehr oo wk } « a of . Co MS Pa] spade py \ . Nh tos | . ; v Ah " ACN] o . \ { 4 e “yy, aoe , eh oo, f . . The x . Nee - ”y germ ate an ieee, . ¢ worm : “meee g HR iA SD CODE cope lage Peo yn | 4 ne ." 2. i TG PM NITELeO’ Gt 13~ 72 a owe . ae (os a oe a - { Ate recto oF . ie ve. ~ ; ra Ne ce : FROM SAH DIEGO {79-286  6P (oy SO * EM = HM, TEL TO BU JARUARY SEVEN LAST, CAPTIORED CALREPs: NEW NCE, IS ~ SLe N ‘PE REPORTED AN THCIDES IT WH HEATH A Y A VIS SLTOR AT FIVE “ONE FIVE FIVE MUIR, rar i preity ESO EA ECE OF PETER GEORGE BONMER (SD OWE VE FOUR FIVE ZERO), WAS THE VICTIN OF IN A GUNSHOT WOUND IN HER ELBOW. THE FIVE FIVE MUIR IS A WELL=KHOWN NEW r HE BOX" (SD ORE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE oT BS. BEEW D ‘ IT HAS ERMINED TRE GUNSHOT k LAST CAPTIONED SOURCE WAS CONTACTED AT ED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: _ oo | cy fa Gal JAPS enti © ) ud fins Sel sae we qrewroreevind tram eect . Ny ral mick | Ee an SL '7 1972. RIESE CONTA POA , Page 1157
le = HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 1158 KAGE TWO ON DECEMBER TWENTY SEVENTYONE, THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO) (SD ONE FIVE SEVEN DASH TWO /EIGHT ONE FIVE), A NEWLY FORMED RIGHT WING PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION IN THE SAN DIEGO AREA, PREPARED AND DISTRIBUTED A NUMBER OF COPIES OF AN INTELLEGIENCE TYPE BULLETIN REGARDING PETER GEORGE BOHMER. INFORMATION UTILIZED IN THE BULLETIN WAS OBTAINED PRIMARILY FROM RESEARCH OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES AND PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE OF THE BOHMER RESIDENCE BY SAO MEMBERS, INCLUDING INFORMANT. RESPONSE TO THE BULLETIN FROM RIGHT WING SYMPATHIZERS WAS © CONSIDERED ENCOURAGING BY THE SAO AND $0 NSEQUENTLY ON JANUARY SIX LAST INFORMANT WAS REQUESTED BY JERRY LYNN DAVIS (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE FOUR TWO NINE SEVEN), LEADER OF THE SAO, TO CONDUCT ANOTHER SURVEILLANCE OF THE BOHMER RESIDENCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING ADDITIONAL INTELLEGIENCE INFOR- MATION SUCH AS LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS AND DESCRIPTIONS AND END PAGE TWO Sony = Yoon ae gy pnpmeitene oak nana tpt YF OYA. | PMD Mee tMPET OT Am gedeamne ZETIA Bema inbleoA TING OF gee RA FERRER TIN MAEM Ror eg