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APRIL 15, 1970 BY JEROME I met.an interesting indsvidual at BILL CLAY's house last night. He is,called "The Judge" and his first name is JERRY. He i's about 5'10", to 5'11" tall, 230 pounds, has heavy built, ruddy complexion and is %-45.years old. He has black hair which is receding, & pug nose, round face and héavy jowels, He carries @ brown and ,22 automatic pistol and is apparently an excellent shot, He said he spent 8 years in military intelligence following which he worked for the CIA and then for the FBI at San Diego as an informant, He claimed he was a paid assassin for the CIA, He seemed to be highly intelligent and I was told he was good at make-up and voice imitations, He said he had Worked at Hollywood as a bit player. He claimed that when he worked for the FBI at San Diego, he was assigned to watch* TROY HOUGHTON and that he quit at about the time of the Watts riot in LosAngeles. He said he was never a close acquaintance of HOUGHTON but he had followed HOUGHTON a lot and came to the personal conclusion HOUGHTON was a Communist, He seems almost to have convicted CLAY of this also, As CLAY stated, he had verified that HOUGHTON had been meeting some known members of the Communist Party. BUSH and CLAY were thinking DE PUGH may have become aware of this and had HOUGHTON eliminated, If this is so, CLAY said he was thinking about contacting DE PUGH and humbly apologize for =ex trying to break away from the national MM organization, "The Judge" is supposed to be from Virginia, although he has no accent, and apparently hates colored people, He speaks fluent German and Spanish, CLAY stated he believes one of the leading Leftists in the area is MORRIS KOMINSKY who lives at. 400 East Franklin Street, Elsinore, California, He has written a book which is being advertised in papers like the ree Door and the Street Journal, KOMINSKY allegedly moved in high circles in the Federal and local Governments at one time and has supposedly been visited on numerous occasions, high placed Government people, including Congressmen, Senators, and Presi- dents such as TRUMAN, EISENHOJER, and KENNEDY. CLAY said he wants some local Right Wing neonle to visit KOMINSKY and somehow get his signature, * . an , Lf . Z NW 55009 Doocld: 32989524 Page #20 G
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BW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 822 Lo May 1, 1979 BY JEROME Today , I went with "The Judge" to see MORRIS KOMINSKY, KOMINSKY is an.order man, 60-70 years of age, about 519" tall, curly black hair which has a lot of gray ‘in it, blue eyes, He weights 160-170 pounds, has poor posture, as he slouches and kas a pot belly. From his statements, I gathered that he is very much in favor of what the San Diego St treet Journel is doing. He said he gave all his records to the Street Journal and claimed that it took 5 Street Journal staff members 8 hours to copy his notes of the San Diego area alone. He claimed he had much more information on Right Wing activities in America and claimed he has spent five years researching information for his new book which will be called "Count Down, USA," Heysaid the first volume of this book which will be an expose on fascism in the United States, will be 800 pages long and the second volume will be 1200 pages long. He seemed to be pleased to talk about his work and as we reported ourselves to be fans of the Street Journal, opposed to fascism, he talked quite freely, He told us. of contacts he has in the San Diegn Police Department, of the San Diego District Attorney's office, and also Claimed to have a source of information in the San Diego FBI Office, KOMINSKY said he formerly had high placed friends in Government and claimed he had been visited at his home in Elsinore by Presidents of the United States such as TRUMAN, ELSENHOWER, and KENNEDY,
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/ MAY 7, 1970 yr. BY J EROMEs , I have learned,that BILL CLAY, BARRY GODFREY, FRANK YAKOPEC, and BONNIE ‘MORMAN went to arally in UCS8D last night. - Some Peace and Freedom Party petitions ‘were. being circulated, (attached). I learned there was an individual there, whoris an Assistant District Attorney named WALLACE or WOLCOTT who was legal adviser to those present. WARREN NEILSEN was in attehdance, They had bonfire going and were smoking pot and were passing the wine and beer around, There were approximately 500-600 people present at the start, and only about 100 left at midnight, all of whom were very drunk, ns A“ tO GIL ' WW 55009 Doeld: 32969524 Page §26 i .
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% of ON MAY 8,. 1970, BY JEROME Today, I went to a meeting at the Greek Bowl at State Collec® to find out about the march route for the anti-war demonstration to be held tomorrow, There were about 60 people in attendance at the meeting which started about 2:00 PM, These included BILL COATS, ALAN STANCLIFI, FREITJOF, THYGESON, GARY GULLEY, JACKQUELYNE TUMBURG, and a reverend from the Wesleyan Foundation, There was a big hassle apout the choice of the march route; the Cid wanted to march from Horton Plaza in downtown San Diego, along Broadway to the llth Naval District Headquarters for some speeches and then to the old ferry landing for a rally. SMS apd the other students voted this down and CMC almost walked out. A long debate followed resulting considerable uneasiness between CMC and SMC. ALAN STANCLIFF was selected as monitor captain, mT Afterwards, I went with BILL CLAY to Grossmont College where another anti-war rally was taking place and picked up some leaflets, which are attached, We noted that they were passing out free food. BILL CLAY went and got some syringes and FRANK YACOPEC bought some pickles which were injected with rubbing alcohol and castor oil and were passed out to the students who were seen eating them, It is not noted if any of them became ill, ; FRANK YACOPEC set fire to a trash can in a rest- room to cause a little extra excitement. After this, we drove by the People's Commune and saw three male individuals wearing Army helmets. , ? Ap | NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page &26
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5/3/70 by Jerome an ¢ Today, approximately 5,000 people, mostly long -hairs and hippies participated in an anti-war march and demonstration in San Diego. They marched from the downtown area to Balboa Park where a rally was held. It was noted that MDM marchéd as a separate unit in the demonstration and was trying to cause trouble. BILL CLAY, who was present recognized two "long hair" Minutemen in the middle of the MDM group trying to rabble rouse. CLAY had mobilized between 100 and 200 right wing “individuals and there appeared to be a lot of Pa yight wing agitation. There also appeared to be about the same number of Marines out waiting for a fight and several were seen in front of the Federal Building holding coke bottles and waiting for the hippies. to come along. I was told that the demonstration march was stopped at the 5th Avenue Bridge over Interstate Highway 5 and that BILL CLAY and his friends were the ones who stopped it. BILL CLAY got into a discussion with FREITJOF THYGESON, who appeared to be very disgusted with the repetitive nature of the demonstration and the location of the march, Persons observed present at the demonstration included HERBERT MARCUSE, BILL MILSON, WARREN NIELSEN, PETER CARTWRIGHT, BILL COATS and ALAN STANCLIFF, SYLVIA SHAPIRO was the Master of Ceremonies and STUART INNERST was the main speaker. JAN DIEPERSLOOT and RON BREEN also spoke. Dr. GEORGE ABBOTT was also there and had organized an emergency medical corps’: using walkie-talkies and with ambulances available. ‘ Sergeant BILL COOK of the La Mesa Police Department, and the Captain of the Security Guards at Convair (NFI) were there and were taking good photographs of the demonstration. It was learned that BILL CLAY “liberated" two rolls MW 35009 Doocld: 32959524 Page &30
| 7 of exposed film from, someone participating in the demonstration, ‘ . It was noticed that apples and oranges were being passed out and afterwards the Minutemen made plans to load up some oranges with anti-freeze and donate them to the ‘upcoming MDM rally at Oceanside. . ¢ MW 35009 Docld: 329599524 Page 831
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Sot > ~ . , / @ MAY 22, 1970 f s ‘ There is a new gun shov in Fl Cajon named , the Arms Locker, It-‘is located near the intersection of Main Street and end Avenue, Roth CLAY.and some of ‘the other Minutemen (MM) have been watching the place .and say that a numbér of the leading Left Wing militants from the State College and other places around town frequent this-gun shop. I was also told that JOHN BUSH is a goodefriend of the owner of the Arms Locker. BUSH is known to be selling guns, ammunitions and other items to Leftis and colored militants and was a leading figure in a recent student demonstration at Grossmont College, although he is not a student there, @he Arms Locker is specializing in products of ,the Liberty Arms Company which are mostly small automatic pistols which sell for less than $50. nen 402 eaeeae eminent nae ewes enenmee: ‘ sae eereerent nell fan hares OLE ae abe Eergereencteanme man A Ret NAIR OO 9 oe COD perme emNAED Hw 55009 Doold: 32589524 Page #33
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/ /mat 27, 1970 eo / BW JEROME OO ~ Iwas talking to BILL CLAY last Saturday, He seemed agitated and sgid he had needed to use a lot of caution, He said however, he wanted his name used and known as the local Minutemen (MM) leader ‘and that he wanted this done to attract Federal attention in order to protect someone else in the background, He is still talking about a new Right Wing organization and claimed to have contacts with groups in 11 western states and said these people are trying to establish a communications network and said the name American Resistance Movement (ARM) had been selected for this organization, CLAY Zot to talking about DE PUGH and said he had been aware of DE PUGH's whereabouts when he was in hiding. He said he now has reason to believe TROY HOUGHTON may still be alive and probably connected with ARM, He said he believes HOUGHTON may have wanted out of the MM orgenization, for some reason, and had to disappear to do so, CLAY also talked about setting up a meeting with- -- --—--> the Leftist student group at University of California at San Diego during the regular week and he would like himself, BARRY GODFREY, .SAM DAVIS, and GEORGE HOOVER to meet with four students from that group. I have learned that HOOVER always carries a savage ,280 pistol when he is away from home. DAVIS usually carries a .280 or ,22 automatic pistol, CLAY wually has a ,22 automatic pistol, FRANK YACOPEC always has a .22 MAB, "The Judge" (JERRY BUSH) usually has a 380 automatic pistol, and PETER RUPLINGER carries a "22 MA®, ON MAY 26, 1970 BY JEROME I have learned there is a new information center at UCSD, similar to Messenger Information Center. It has been in operation about two months and you reach it by dialing: 453-EDNA, This information center is simply called EDNA, UZ. NW 35009 Docld: 329599524 Page 835
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i \ | | | | | at tb Senta nee inom * Jerome 4 “ys v 6/3/70 . It has been learned that BARRY GODFREY and FRANK YACOPEC are going to see BILL CLAY this morning at about 11:00 a.m. to Jisten to a right wing speaker at UCSD. This Friday GODFREY is supposed to help CLAY move to his new apartment in Pacific Beach. The photograph of ALDEN EDWARD WILLIS is not familiar, hut the one of GEORGE HOOVER is. HOOVER previously had a goatee beard, but has now shaved it off. In person ‘he looks much meaner and heavier than he appears in the photograph. He always has the same wide-eyed expression on his face. . It has been learned that BARRY GODFREY has been picked by the San Diego Fire Department to go to a school on bombs and explosives and he will probably be on the new fire department bomb disposal squad. HW 35009 DooclId: 32989524 Page 837 nnn OU
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\ J \ : 6/8/70 ‘ Jerome . It has been learned that with the help of BARRY GODFREY, BILL CLAY moved last Friday, June 5, to his new apartment at 4113 Ingraham, San Diego. This is supposed to be Ingraham’ Villae No one is supposed to know about this address. CIAY had a large quantity of personal belongings and junk to move and has rented a garage near Second and Ivy (between Ivy and Juniper on the east side of Second there is a row of four garages and CLAY has the second from the left) where he is storing some of this stuff. Jia senda, ee ears ea Teh ede hana A. te ' o.p it was also learned that GEORGE HOOVER was at BILL CALY's new apartment Friday evening and was in a talkative mood as he was dead drunk. HOOVER apparently works at the same place as SAM DAVIS. HOOVER said DAVIS was recently in Texas on vacation and coming back his automobile broke down at Gila Bend, Arizona, and HOOVERIMd to go out there to -. assist him. Their boss at the fence company, is also supposed | is to be a Minutemen and HOOVER and DAVIS are probably getting : some of their explosives from the fence company. Wty te te be a mk batons Mecenatelige dase be! >? ry Re ke ments dee j wd HOOVER now uses a .45 Automatic Pistol which he even 53 takes to bed with him. He claimed his boss recently put up $400 to get him out of some legal trouble. HOOVER Said he had been living with a girl (NFI) who in the recent past, had walked out on him and itkd said She was going to contact the FBI. HOOVER seemed to be worried about this. na , HOOVER was getting more drunk all the time and ws began rambling about "the ranch" where he lives. He said he a , had just moved out of the hotel into one of the smaller houses on te ranch. He kept talking about his horse and asked CLAY to call "WILLIE" at the ranch and’ ask him to feed the horse. ya MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 839
o » * ‘ ant y a e U 4 . + Z ns ~ , : , . : HOOVER uses the nickname "Mick" and usually hangs out at the "341 Club" on Second Street in El Cajon. _ He also kept talking-‘about a ROGER who went with him to get SAM DAVIS. This ROGER may live or work with HOOVER. During thé evéning CLAY approached HOOVER about doing something to PETER CARTWRIGHT for spilling the beans on the undercover police officer named JOHN MURRAY. It was also learned that many Minutemen, knowing that law enforcement officers are prone to handcuff people behind their backs, are now carrying handcuff keys attached to the inside rear waist band of their pants where they can avoid being detected in a frisk. * : Attached is a copy of the May issue of a new newspaper “3 named "The Orange County True Press" which is being printed by right wingers in the Santa Ana and Anaheim area. The names of these people appear in the newspaper. The paver: was acquired from JERRY TARTAGLIO through FRANK YACOPEC, style dedraed Bate me « av . , : NW S009 Doold: 325989524 Page #40
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fe 6/12/70 fe JEROME oe : og I have learned that BILL CLAY has been approached : hy @ group of leftist students at University of California i ‘ .at San Diego who are allegedly fed up with the left wing ; _ tactics which have been-used at University of California i at San Diego and are supposed to want to form an alliance " with right wing groups and individuals to deal with the Government. BRILL CLAY seems to be enthusastic about such an alliance as he feels there i8 a considexabk amount of agreement between right and left wing groups as to the ‘ goals they would like to achieve and their general disillu- ° sionment with the Government and the established order. : CLAY is giving the matter careful thought and may recon- i tact this group of students at a future time. Ee eee ee a) ie i ee mo perme " Se ~ | | | i S5009 Doold: 32999524 Page 842
7 i. yd | { | | | Svér Sheet for Informant Report or Ms ‘al FD-306 (Rev, 615-08) oe Ro e | | ’ Date received Received from (name or symbol n en Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) ' Cc) in person {__] by telephone {__] by mail If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: © Date {__] recording device {_] written by Informan: Casrily Dictated Date(s) of activity Transcribed Authenticated by Informant File where originalis located ifnotattached, Brief description of activity,or material Oru Ce. {(7OP-2P6AN * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID Non ACTNELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (3a-O-| p36 T- Vippie Cnvesron. of ka Alla) oo (- D¥6#— TS) bhrefro Block Stamp [WO -2USEA-Q SEARCHED _.4“2_INDEXED SERIALIZED AV PTF - JUN2 4 1979 fe NW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page #43
. ‘ ain Pose ateneC hs ment nt oe ttere ur tas embeatanorane thie. an weep niedrann anes mctatanapil bittrcanh tirade reneietiatainsnetesdmabinscnaaneenthireien. cee eT aE Ka ten . heme teem ears sah a A ns oitnn rar enntetinllaigah prechne ont vaeninmtanninted A, . anor 6/19/70 JEROME An acquaintance, ARTHUR HANSEN, told me today ‘there is a house at 711 Fern Glen, La Jolla, about two houses from HANSEN's home which is occupied by "three weirdo men" who live, there together. They have many ‘stop signs, apparently stolen from intersections around town which they have nailed to the fence in their back yard. HANSEN said he recently observed one of these men in the back yard at 711 Fern Glen wearing a housecoat and ared wig. HANSEN also told me that the night bdbre the "pig invasion" of Ia Jolla, his sleep was disturbed by loud noises,at approximately 3:00 a.m. and looking out his bedroom window he saw many cars arriving in front of the house at 711 Fern Glen to the point that the street was filled wp with cars. He said each car carried two to five male individuals and he estimated a total of 50 to 60 people entered the house at 711 Fern Glen. HANSEN .said he watched this incident until approximately 5:00 a.m. when he went back to bed and as yet none of the individuals had left the house. He said, however, when he awoke the next day the cars appeared to be gone. HANSEN thought this incident might have had some connection with the yippie invasion of Ia Jolla the following day. -t oe yen : 7, $ ae 2a Rie & S5009 Doold: 32999524 Page 844
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nt een enee ates 2 (2 rea bes a cenareheatncnetan erent stensett Annem ere sonane trl an weekend Sie Nee tine oot Nanuet an 11 OARetihh ant Wine eens Ce Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Me al “Ped 3 (Rev, 3-13-68) Date prepared VA 7/13/20 Date received Received from (name or —qinte PAR . Received by Method of delivery (check apprépriate blocks“ {_] in person ["_] by telephone (__] by mail cacy {__] recording device If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: « Date of Report * Date “ ; 20 Dictated et 7 f ° . Date(s) of attivity Transcribed —WW Authenticated . by Informant ___-_ . afte /> O Brief description of activity or material ‘ . * Lf. OLED ey SZ . o dg 2 = File where original is located fnot attached J) 2d-2f GA * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY, AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (ee= erry Cer) 70 ~ (4297 (eave) Block Stamp "AIO QU“N - QE SEARCHED SX L_INDEXED ne SERIALIZED . }. “riper 2 JUL 1 U 1970" i | y 55009 BocId: 32999524 Page 851 {__] written by Informant | :
/ . REPORT BY JHROME f On July 8, 1970 +, a I was at JERRY GEYESR's house on the evening ‘of July 5, 1970. GEYER said he was given some gun ‘parts by a person named "DOC" who is an ex-serviceman and a friend of LYLS MANNING. GEYER said according to DOC, tnese parts belonged to SAM DAVIS and SA was Suppose to get’ in touch with him later about the varts. The parts are for a World War TI German automatic assault rifle and are illegal to own. GEYER said following this a person who gave his name as SAM WILLIAMS called on the telephone and asked about some other gun parts. GEYSR2 recognized the voice, however as being tnat of SAu DAVIS and GSYER is now suspicious ‘of DAVIS because he does not know what he is uo to. He said DAVIS was looking around for 50 H-2 Trip Levers. LAs tne It has been rumored DAVIS is paying high. prices for guns and gun parts but is sellin TOM FORREST, FORREST is the biggest gun dealer in town, mae retire + on we a metres - . to oe gure tne mem tee tmn namaons shi amateesemen penliammnntties 5 eenpeeretmmtantntlins teehee dds, Ra 8 wt res TAN artvertthetl itnp maha etal ma wh viruses me! ‘NYL.58009  DocId:32989524 Page 852. _
Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mo ol + EF hae (Rev. 3-13-68) - /, ‘ @ ‘ Date received Method of delivery (checR@appropriate blocks) ~~“ {_] in person [__] by telephone [__] by mail (7) orally {__] recording device (_] written by Informant If orally | furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: + Date of Report Date Dictated ee . ee 7 Cf d Date(s) of dctivi Transcribed Authenticated by Informant WW ; | Brief description of activity or material § © 2 a, File where originalis located ifnot attached )70-2P eA * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ah, WERE NOT DISCUSSED. ‘ HS ae ev enmieb nn Li AAR AeA UEAL PL teh hated Satsint Seat A Mabe Himes 9 ~ | SOR Ke Ue, ef o - (isle dite. (20-2F@N — a LYGKN - j ‘ i 3 : i Block Stamp é } SEARCHED 1 )__inpeyep i SERIALIZED. .)-" frm i Mal A 1970 : . Mw 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page §53
REPORT BY J#R0iMz On|August 7, 1970, * we Yesterday, August 6, 1970, I went to watch . the National Yippie Day at Disneyland, Many long hairs and hippie type people were at the gate and parking lot “all Gay long but tnere were never enough there at one time to make a big crowd and most left after milling around for a while. It appeared that they just did not have enough mohey to get in.. . Sehcennieontaain ven se e FRANK YACOPEC, J@RRY TARTAGLIO anc others got in using Press Cards from the Anaheim Bulletin. Also tnere was ZUGRNE BROWN from the’ Orange County True press Ss STEVa FRANKS troy VIVA and many other rignt wingers frou tne Orange County ar area. Tne group took several hundre 3 photo- ‘gra’ s and shot two rolls- of movie films. The only serious. “ineident occurred at about +, woen 300 or 400 yippies got together and star “ted marchine from place to place in Disneyland. There wexz . several scuffles wich tne police who were called in at ~ about 7:00 p.n., and one girl was yelling "Kill the Pig, Kill the Pig." 5 a SUD dee a di betas ect cetre eine eee wer ant se ure thabs Amt sel Ode hee NR 6:30 Dell. The yippies made an attempt to tear down the flag in the fort put JERRY TARTAGLIO and "CHUCK" stood against tne flag pole and stopped them, One of the anparent, leaders of the yippies was about 45 years old with long hair and beads. He got into a scuffle with the police and a cop grabbed him by the hair, which caine rignt off showing hin to be very bald. It looked to me as if there would have been serious trouble if the yippies had been able to get a few ‘more people in there. However, they backed rignt down when they were confronted by the police. A lot of threats were made and obscenity used, arom MULTAN satan a tiete Abtled rane, shel ually von anes During the day I noted about six yippies in front of the gate with 15 -~- 20 ticket books passing out tickets to other yippies to get in, Someone put out a lot of money for a Lot of yippies to get in. PT ae Se oT. EMO vars TMU TRL TRCN TC cTN TAT MN ON Tam MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 854 ’ a th
e » , ? After the yiopies were thrown out, there was Some rock throwing at the gate and an attempted ‘ . march on the Disneyland Hotel which the volice broke . _ up. It was later announced that people with long hair 3 would no longer be allowed admittance into Disneyland, @ ? wn aa remctcmmmene neti tas Mla abet Reliant AX ee manta Ate ANNE pl Mines vane oeba htt MARIOS in ba Ase beget ANB 0 Nitti nana ead welll ADRES ANE LEE RAS AT S Suds BLUR cde Speed Se Pot was > . WA 55009 Doeld: 32969524 Page 655 - i
ee Cover Sheet for Informont Report or Me’ ‘ 1 : & ‘a XY = * D-306 (Rev. 3-13-G8) ep . a Date prepared §// 3/20 Received from (name or symbol number) Received by he Lin for madt si She. L Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) . « (Jin person [__] by telephone [_}by mail sy [_] recording device If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: * Date of Report Date {—] written by Informant Dictated Transcribed " Authenticated by Informant Brief description of activity or material ‘a VN File where originalis located ifnotattached J G0 - DIA * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY sasras VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. 0~-lYyadt- ike — Iuden: (73 AVE)POr gon ST SH (Mwer) agd Paften STAR (00-15 (Amectzaue Voheker Gry) € leur fen eckson j oe foe 159 - er rack Viceerhec: ) {00 ~ (PAS (B48 Cl ) aN vis iystigeel . : nd Tel ‘gh? .~ SEARCHED INDEXED + SERIALIZED”. > FTE Aun 1 4 1970 s Fi nd nreets at ARE ie TWA SO0S Droid: 32989524 Page G56
"Y REPORT BY JEROME _f On August 10, 1970 fo woy Ed EehenTi FY Mother eM AAT I was talking to PETER RUPLING&ER yesterday. | ‘He said his cousin, | JIM WESTYOOD, use to work for tne | - FBI in San Diego as’ an informer. According to PETER, WESTVOOD lives on Seventh Avenue near Balboa Park. He. said that WESTYOOD told hin that he heard strange noises in frormt of his house a couple of nights ago, and went to the front door to see what was going on. He said he saw Professor LEON NOWER, apparently very drunk, fooling around with WESTWOOD's automobile. WESTWOOD asked NOWER what he was doing and what he wanted and NOWER said he was looking for a girl and g asked if she lived in any of the nouses nearby. No # sone knew why NOWER was actually ther Soar, There is much antigonism between the right wing group in San Diegs a2ad/Los a~rgeles. The Orange County True Press has us She Fede? 5 0 of the Los Angeles @rouods are trying to’ dis-credit FRANK YACOPEC, who was working on the paper and nave made JHRRY TARTAGLIO mad at him. It looks like JOHN ZEMANZC of AVG and LLOYD PULLZN of STAFF are brying to move in on the Orange County Prue Press. Those two and GLEN JACKSON of tne National. Patrotic Party and LAWRENCE NORTON conrected with the Minute-men and AVG were at a meeting with JERRY TARTAGLIO at two o'clock in the { morning last week and apparently want to stop all right 1 wing activity in San Diego. : { I was told that EUGENE BROWN, editor of the ‘ Orange County True Press and TARTAGLIO have been trying a to get FRAHK YACOPaG anu BARRY GODFREY's address in ; san Diego, VivA is a front group for ED BUTL2R who puts out the Orange County True Press Attacked arecopies of the June anda July 1970 Tseues of the paper. I was talking to BILL CLAY shis morning about the situation and he suggested vrying to push-the San Diego Minute-men organization in Orange County. He was talking about setting up a mail drop in Yuna or Phoenix, Arizona, ” HW 35009 Docld: 329599524 Page 857
NW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page #56 ", = el PETAR RUPLINGER is presently F ‘Living with Professor PRED AKERS at 5137 Rincon Street, San Diego, California, He has made contact with an organization,of right wing professors at , San Diego State College who have gotten together to try and ado something about the situation on college campuses, He tninks there imay be a Similar group at the University of California at San Diego.
"FD-305 (Rev. 3-13-68) +f =. ° ’ 4 . a Date received PLE: Method of delivery (cheék appropriate bloéks) "~~ ean Oo in person {__] by telephone o by mail may If orally ‘furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Received from (name or symbol number) [__] recording device (_] written by Informan: * Dictated Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Brief description of activity or material ° : , /y Vi te. a wt kev VA Plib/foo / Of. (/ Css Ware. Cc L File where originalis located ifnot attached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIV ELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE Not DISCUSSED =x, 160 ~ [43 7C (Sf-c6 viel) Yokex' CSheur Moore O-2 PE —3i7 ber ~ 151 Gb (Poa e Ve cerfec J abe qd Ze ONT EY pe Lo yoo~ 694 (Boy Gobi lev e Source ete ert Mek eRe as ” Block Stamp AU rome SERIALIZED )%> ' AUG? 5 1979 RON ee IR SE he tlle SPARED LONY SD 2 fs 2 Kt RCD OEE TROT Enel aA RI A Sey ad ete arene! nena | uw 55009 Doeld: 32969524 Page 55 chee ee . =
- A Saeed Sart eA nes n eutees reants penelahhde a ittiveht MeadiancAstdiattemeeamnarOnnremennbled & te iets 9 es ALL ON EMEA T REIN er CARERS CANARD OIRO A ad. shane HMSO WW SS008  Doold: 32989524 Page 60 REPORT BY J#ROME On August 17, 1970 4 I stopoed and watched the White Whale for about a half of an hour last night at 9:00 n.m, The ‘benefit for the San Diego Street Journal was in full . Swing and T saw 30 + HO" lone hair hippie types outside. Someone apparently turned in a false Pare alarm atv the Wnite Wnaale as three fire trucks and several police cars came Screaming up. After that there were a lot of people milling around the White Whale and I had to leave, FRANK YACOPEC was also there watching. — Would tde Wry. % TOSS 1b Le Soy Om person mA hadhet be a good source of ae oe mation is avn HOORE He was recent ly divorced fr his wite and now lives in Pacific Beach, He has ce le~ »phone number 274-9720, He will be attending San Diego state College this Fell and will work nights at the Telephone Company. He might be very useful. He is the one wno nessed up the tessage Tnformation Center Telephones during the November 15, 1969, Anti-war démonstrations. He is very anti-left. It might be best to approach hin saying that BARRY GODFREY had referred him to us as a possible source of information at State College.
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REPORT BY TER August 25, 1970, ° ? . ~ ‘ : - * ha elmnienes eR ere sn . ; The name Legion of Justice is not faniliar ‘to me and neitner aze the names of BUCIIIAN, STHVART, -or ARTHUR who are suppose to be connected with it. ; BILL CLAY does have a Post Office Box in his na.re at La liesa and he may possibly be BUCKMAN, CLAY said at ons time tnat some strange mail iight show up in the La. iiesa Post Office Box and if so to save it for niin, . To the best of my knowledge, Mr. BUCKIIAN who runs Buckman!s Gun Shop on University is a nice old fellow“put 2ay have some vignat wing leanings. ‘He has a son who runs an appliance stoze near tne Gun Shoo who is definitely right wing and very wild. wm / | Ls S5009 Doold: 32389524 Page 662 _
FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) } ~ an i Date prepared ive i b k Received by . yf 4 ; Methdd of delivery (che@kappropriate blocks)" 3 27 (_] in person [_] by telephone {_] by mail ay (__] recording device (L] written by Informant Tf orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report . Date ‘ , Dictated OO ; Date(s) of Activity ‘ Transcribed j 4 Authenticated by Informant UW Brief description of activity or material Date, Fd eee File where originalis located ifnot attached j £20 ~ 256A 3 * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. 4 VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. 4 - + [=}Infomation recorded-on a card index by _»._._ on date Le, i Remarks: | ape tse d yo 4 f ~ | 20-286 pedbn_ faue P(e) TRS ne erg ot CZ Was ee Oe Ser oe NT Oe OT name Foes Block Stamp INO -aS4-A--BO SEARCHED __4 > inpexep SERIALIZED ... !- aren NYT te A eT Rha AL sneer LRAT +’ . Lr ane 7 ao : ans ‘NW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 6863
ay, REPORT BY JEROME ¥ August 24, 1970- , ___waytd Fdentrty Wether TH fo RMT I saw PETER RUPLINGER last Saturday. He insisted that his cousin, Jil: WESTVOOD, once worked .for the FBI as an informer. He said W2STHOOD told him the FBI had asked about him, PETER, but said nothing more to hin eee ee the FBI was think ng about? Md ACE A ing him.as a source SS e Catene hbarted oa ttiatee — say met cn latins ena Tl aes atest - i PETER said if the FRI did not hurry in contacting him, he would contact the FSI as he wants to become an Agent when he graduates from school. Phe Minute~nen at San Diego have put out a ,bunch of new stickers (one is attached). The La lies ‘Post Office Box nuuber on the sticker is listed ¢ BILL CLAY, with wnom I talked on Friday. He said that ne does not want to be contacted by right wingers inthe San Diego area, except in an emergency because he does not want to be connected with the new stickers. He thinks the FBI will be around to see him about the stickers anyway. I do not know what CLAY is up to. It may ‘ be he is trying to separate himself from local right wing activities or possibly he is trying to aecoy attention away from people involved in local ilinute-men activities, I svill get che feeling CLAY is involved in something big and is trying to get some organization going in several states. ouse Friday evening and saw a big tripod mounted World War II German machine gun, He also had all of the grease gun parts laying around and hed a case of a dozen timing devices for artillery shells, | 4 i | | | I also stopoed orf at JERRY GEYSR's how | H | Mw 55009 Doeld: 32969524 Page 64
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. . eared ON Cee Oe Ee ote airetthet tol tts termine ROG are meNNY ee ey ae mR Mm id cee ate tb TA TONORLREN Colle bi ? mae dante ae eA abe Ar abee AM meet PP ROPeO Te ree Th) EIneT ee Miter Sore ay rowers - iw S5009 Doold: 32989524 [! ry TO FROM : SAC, SAN DIEGO “ OPTIONAL FORMNO 19 W110 § MAY 162 COUGH GSA GEN, ALG. NG al UNITED STATES Memorandum JERNMENT a DATE: 9/3/70 e : SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR’ +(170-286) sunjecr SD 1155-R ‘cau RMANT, At 8:30 a.m. on 9/3/70, informant advised he had received the following information relative to President NIXON's visit to Coronado on this date: LILA BUCK and a group of approximately 50 "right- ‘ wingers" have organized themselves and plan to meet on the corner of :-42th Street and Orange Street, Coronado, between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m., 9/3/70, to attract attention regarding ‘their protest because President.NIXON has refused to see Reverend MC INTYRE (phonetic). Specific plans of the group are unknown except for the fact they plan to attract the President's attention to the Reverend MC INTYRE matter. ‘Further details unknown . . The Message Information Center, telephone number 232-6621, has been encouraging all "left wingers" to meet in front of the Del Coronado Hotel between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. on 9/3/70. A cadre has been organized to walk through the crowd to attempt to stir up trouble. This is to occur in connection with the "yippie dope-~in," which is to occur during the day. Informant said he will be attending activities at Coronado during the day and will immediately contact Agent . NAYLOR or Agent CHRISTENSEN to furnish details of any demonstrations which come to his attention. @ - 170-286 Ae 1 = 100-15317 1 - 105-7373 CUNemt fe, sD 295) __ SEUANZED 2) i roan § Dzeq yer Page 866 . so
’ Sinan apse nat hsiedannetireaen tan Minnstemmaebiness ann ieebiian samantha MEA eee es edad a one 8 1OE mm aN AA te Ae 4s ADI fete WHEAT TAT EMre: ans alent e MAE hae weet abelian HE fe ne ‘NW 55009 DocId:32989524 Page #67 a! uc WZ - 24CA — 3s / Med ve "Base ree PAT ROS pOTT OT ru | FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) 2 Ud ~) Date prepared Date receywed Received from (name or symbol number) | Rit ¥/27/20 TSovrses ad nha Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) 4 Cli in person {__] by telephone {__] by mail (Acrally [_] recording device (__] written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report, js . Date ir by | | y/27 Date(s) of activity Dictated Transcribed Authenticated y Informant _ : i) Brief description of activity or material xy a 4 2 File where originalis located ifnot attached [7¢-206A * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. | VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. i oo -—] Information recorded on a card index by __..- se con date tj Remarks: /go- VSI IC Arnesreon Vol feu. Extn) |ndod | Wilks Lown lee AVL ZeEIMGNEC - /00~- (4301 ( fat fpls er) she ese [yo ~ (1243 (O[uq) a FreukCagele em~—pae (nm) +o AVG 51S Block Stamp SEARCHED me SERIALIZED ... ren 3 ‘
eee OIE EAE bs AEE Se Nhat MLLER Met OAL PL a I AMER IO oh 1a RN Oe eters MNTLLE DR anes PPh nates 2 DRAMAS ES aS bes Ase th Ra fand TALIA OT 9 REPORT BY JEROME August 27, 1970 + ; This morning I was talking to General WILLIAM’ LEMLY who lives at 1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado. ‘He claiued to have been part of a Military underground -organization since 19275 which was strong because of fears in the Military of Communist takeover in this country. He told me that AVG actually stands for American Volunteer Government, He explained that later on the organization felt a need for an above- ground front organization and so established the American Volunteer Gx "OUD s with LEDRIC "BUD" JOHNSON as the leasxer and with aft Advisory Council of 13 Military officers, ‘These included Comnancer BALDORF who refused to go to Vietnam because the Government would not fight to win, General "CHESTY" PULLER, General CUSTIS LS MAY, and otners. . ' According to LaMLY, membership in American Volunteer Groups was to be opened to civilians but restricted only to those referred to the organization by the Military Council and those wao were alr ready members Waen "BUD" JOHNSON died, under mysterious circunstances, JOHN ZHIANEC and his secretary, HaLen GRANT, took over. ZEMANEC and GRANT then threw tne menbersnip open to the general public uoon which the Military Council dropped out , and as far as the Military is concerned, that part of AVG is now defunct. LEMLY told me that the name A, DUNN which appears on old AVG bulletins and lettexvhead stationery is a pseudonym for a woman from Seattle.- He said she is an agent for a private investigative grouo which has its headquarters on the east coast, This investi- gative grouo is fun by a former FSI Agent named PRANK CAPELO (phonetic) and investigates left wing activitie CAPELO is suppose to be in the San Diego area in the near future, and LanLY said he would vefer ine to him for possible employment as an Agent on tne west coast. ‘Mw 55009 Doold: (32989524 Page 866
LEMLY clatmed that he and RCBERT WELSH, leader of the Jonn Birch Society are good friends ,and communicate frequently. LanuLY claimed that he is Vice-President of the National Liberty Amendnuent “Committee, which is a front group for tne John Birch Society. The Liberty Amencment represents tae elimination of income tax and LaiLY claimed he was testifying last week before a California State Senate Group about tne amends: nent. oe Sucre, amwtieett AG munhenes on mintanlthim mo oy a 89) I saw LauLy on PAUL RUPLINGSR's recommendation, LEMLY claimed he and PAUL: RUPLINGER are also good friends, LHLLY agaig talked about the American Volunteer Government and said tne purpose of the organization is to bring ‘about a iilitery coup in this country if it becomes necessary. He said the organization's headquarters are located in or near Washington, D.C. LEMLY said that JOHN ZEMANIC was formerly Chief of Security of the above ground organization under JOHHSON and his secretary, HELAN GRANT, was suppose to be @ teacher but LEELY's group was never able to veriry this. L&iLy said that because of the peculiar circun- stances surrounding JOHNSON's death, his group did a little investigating ard found that ZHMANSC was a Long Shormaa and pe longed to HARRY BRIDGES Lone Shorman Union, LEMLY said that ZHiuANSC might actually have been a left wing infiltrator. peas EMA eins Ata fener ii Letma shimmer deviants tea HbA EEN tlle uA Be Mh geulidte LEMLY appeared to be very Military, antvi-lef and pro-minute-men and way Porm an alliance with the Minute-men in this area. _ Claimed to have access to Canadian and British Intelligence Reports from'all over the world, through a friend wao is Still in Washington, D.C. . After talking to LEMLY, I saw BILL CLAY who told ine that ne is now working in some big national movement and can no longer spare the bine to be deeply LEMLY who was in ONI for several years, also , ‘anvolved in local Minute-men activitie HW 55009 Docld:32589524 Page 869
4 atte aecean (Nast? er ee mca anaes Malin SASL wed ls dace at RS akan AT DE a SOT ee ante ad at A destin tea oe Kettles i lupereneer’ inbmasmrows! sy CLAY passéd on to me all of the stuff he * had been using including blank Birth and Marriage Certi ificates, Selective Service Registration cards, “Social Security Application forms, Letterhead ‘Stationery from many companies around the country, FRI Letterhead Stationery, forms to fill out snowing receipt a i orf set 3 gave me a Dr Harine Corps Good Conduct Medals. He also ate burner for making stencils for an a © 1 s ta e CLAY said he would continue to give local Minute-men any help and support necessary both here and in other places and said he would set up @ Post Office Box i a, nme fms in Las Vegas for the local Minute-Men group. ante ye ag CNN Ree heen See see MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 870
} | FD.306 (it (Rev. Oe! 30-69) [ri Bape ‘ ‘ i a “ Hy : P ’ Re Lan 6 a Pian et bation (bl Anes HAIRED LEA LER SOEN OLA ce ws AR Neate on 1 EAT ARI Whe dade panne Lilet SRSA Later CNEL IE LL sie Pane abeltAbde ve Le “NW 55009 Doold:32989524 Page 871 if Report or Mc F ~ rrr " ) Date prepared FI riz Date received Cp from (name or symbol number) Received by [=p LISsr7 aes Shue kL. Chris bonte Method of elivery (check appropriate blocks)~* {J in person [_] by telephone {__] by mail aay CC recording device (__} written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Repo * Date Dictated to Date(s) of activity Transcribed UU Authenticated by Informant F 3/ ? O File where originalis located ifnot attached | Brief description of activity or material Labs k@ Free Door, Neate al hii bhLE- [9é-286 A * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. [_] Information recorded on a card index by _-_ on date lot ~ /49#| (Free Pern) [uden: (% Ave) Zouerel (779 -2P6A ~ 3) 7 we bum “heal; rhiei " ~ (S742 (Seance) C "ZewmanEec yoo — a CAVE) Block Stamp mie el A~3% SERIALIZED .. |_ oon SEP 1 4 3570 For- . ni Wad * terete ssameanemaseinemtnt wieanty reeset’ herent are wn ernttertsweniaeteet ny meer eshte a arene mere rns vere cee
AE O10 aba emaeamdatnnen dl eee bt (Nee ARORA RV AG er een tO A Hee OA NEE tt et met nite otek desta eet menibittarthctcnsinrtg ate ‘HW 35005 Doocld: 32909524 Page 872 REPORT BY J#ROIs August 31, 1970 ? I as out this morning in talking with DALE H#RSCt that the manager of Les Girls who was . Supporting cae frase Door Pinancially backed out two _ weeks ago and the paper is now in trouble. For tne first time the Door is planning to charge for the newspaper, they still may not have enough money to print it. They have decided to stop carrying sex oriented adds in the paper. I also learned that the Sunrise newsoaper lost at least $8,000 on the rock concért it sponsored and does not have enough money to go on printing. I talked to General LSNMLY of AVG again who “told me that "BUD" JOHNSON, former leader of AVG, was in the process of putting together a big expose on the Communist Party in the United States at the time of his death. L#HLY said JOHNSON was getting his information from a former Military Intelligence Officer who was also connected with AVG. LEMLY said he and otner officers in the Military part of AVG Suspect JOHN ZeiliANEC may have had JOHNSON done in and the Military part of AVG is out to get ZEMANEC and the civilian AVG oz rganization if they can, J LEMLY claimed he and some right wing friends were responsible for putting togetehr and passing out the leaflets announcing the Yippie Pig National Invasion of La Jolla early in the summer. LEMLY said although they did not think anytning would actually hapoen, it turned out better tnan expected as many La Jollans were turned against tne left and have indicated Support for right wing activities. The new iiinute-men stickers were printed at Alex Rapid Print in La Mesa, California.
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mS NO He in NEiN RRNA RTM Teiht mm Untate rennin cement Rt et ie eit Wee CN ee te va eae } een et OMe as OA tube, Ne TR prtiior Cie WIENINO Ne eae ane preemntemned sD he iqw 55009 Docld: 329699524 Page 74 REPORT BY JEROME September 2, 1970 4 ay I learned this afternoon from Message Information Center that an unidentified group of individuals in the . San Diego area is preparing for a large scale anti-Vietnam war demonstration tomorrow during the festivities sur- rounding the visit and State dinner of Presidents NIXON and ORDAZ. Apparently this demonstration is separate and apart from the previously announced "Yippie Dope-In" at Coronado, California, tomorrow. ‘According to MIC plans for the demonstration call for participants to gather in the Hotel Del Coronado ‘parking let for a rally and march beginning at 9:00 A.M, I have also learned that a darge number of right wing oriented individuals mostly older female mem- bers of the John Birch Society-will also be present in Coronado tomorrow to carry signs and protext against left wing groups. we ~ cee er ea a
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4 Ant Kerinnanentieen TAR Aad rhe asthedn nee ON Re ree 2 MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 876 | i ’ . REPORT BY JEROME On September 4, 1970 * T went over? to Coronado yesterday to watehn the parade in honor of President NTXON and President O2DAZ and while there I noticed six Suspicious male indivi-uals, three colored, two white ard one Mexican, They were roaming througn the crowds trying to agitate and stir people up. I folloned them to the Del Coronado Hotel. They finally got into a Pontiac with California license KMY 364 and I saw one or two rifles in the car. I imnediately contacted a California Highway Patrol Officer who put this information out on his car radio. . na According to PETER RUPLINGER, who was with me, ne previously opserved one of these Negro males acting as Master of Cermonies when ABBY HOFFMAN appeared at San Diego Stave College to. speak several months AGO. ; I observed the following persons at the parade: ; BONNIE) ANDERSON, a white girl who is believed to be connected with the Progressive Labor Party. Several unidentified leaders of the Chicano Moratorium March at Los Angeles who were asking for contributions for bail for the Cnicanos arrested in Los Angeles. DALE HERSCHLER, former editor of the Door. WELL BERGMAN of the San Diego Street Journal g ° The orange bus which the. Street Journal used last year was also there. A number of right wingers, 19 - 20, mostly older women carrying signs which said "March for victory at Washington, C.D., on October 3, 1970".
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Piast Tila alt LoD atta dale ne) deem tatntnmctete! ait ait hi ery cat mihbhan ei ee iasten dbeniins oy ae one, HW 35009 Doocld:32989524 Page 876 REPORT BY J#ROWE On September 8, 1970 ? . I was talking to PETER RUPLINGER this morning and he told me about DEPUGH holding some of. ‘the people in cages: when he was captured by the FBT. PETHR is no longer living with Professor FRED AKERS and has tenporarily rented an apartment in EL Cajon using the name DON FRHSDMAN., He is going to try to rent one or two Post Office Boxes using that name, PETER is suppose to get married October 23, 1970, and will then rent an apartment in his own name. PETER told me that he, FRANK YACOPEC and BARRY GODFREY had a meeting to make out future right wing strategy. It was decided that they would continue to harassing left wing individual and organizations 4 but would avoid hurting anyone or getting involved in AK any real violence. PHT!R said that he made contact é with a person named "TRAVIS" who he said is a lefty rail’ but who he is converting. PET@R said TRAVIS told hin on September 3, 1970, about a person named 2. J. WORK, who Lives on Lincoln Avenue who had infiltrated activities for the left, He also told me about an individual at the University of California at San Diego where a construction worker Gropped a five gallon bucket of tar from the fifth floor of the new hospital building into a group of hippies. Apnarently the bucket of tar broke and Sprayed all over the hippies, PAUL PEZZR RUPLINGER, posing as a prospective buyer, went to the house at 1362 Union Strcet, San Diego, California, on September 2, 1970. He said he found the place was divided into four apartments, some of which ne did not see, He said he observed nothing which night possibly have been connected with YSA and added that the landlady told him she nad just told tue tenants to get out of one of the apartments and had re-rented it. TRAUS 1S “TRAWUS TFACKSON cy POSE
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‘ D 4 ee oe parses putea Adate Set seth nthe SEE Ka DX Daa LC I Wictoce AMO GAT Mas at ek mt alt Saharan Wn sein elim pte Aaa DOS De SLID AAT ESREA CG ELS ERAT atest, LSS | 7 REPORT BY JEROME September 9, 1970 I mw BILL CLAY this morning and received from him negatives and other material for making phony draft cards, Selective Service Cards, California State Birth ‘Certificates, Missouri and California Drivers Licenses and many other papers for making phony identifications, CLAY again said he is trying to do some work on a nation wide movement, : The Minutemen are very interested in finding out if Mecha-Maya and the black students council at San Diego State College are still to get the proceeds from the first to home football games which San Diego State College pfays. CLAY also asked me to get a new Post Office Box for him which T: agreed to do and I will furnish the combination and number as soon as I get it. HW 55009 DociId: 329689524 Page 850
Received by ° Psy Ss, {recording device Received from (name or symbol number) Laicho (rs SD 1 SS ~ RAM Gate ahh Method of delivery (check appr appropriate blocks} + aetafly Ci in person [(] by telephone oOo by mail f orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated Date(s¥of activity 17/70 File where originalis located ifnotattached O-266A * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. [_} Information recorded on a card index by __SEE on date Remarks: [09 ~/LA27 (rue) (5 7- S74 (Nowe) joo -(4892CM0M) /G0 ~ clea (Phi [ we [0° ~ G News elf Cops want } We ~deade Se Transcribed Authenticated by Informant DAY tees renee cP eae Aenean inant thane Hellel—ntanttnnrnetnnshnennemennsnmnetiitiene tk eA An SEARCHED Jasna, SERIALI7= 0 Para SEP 2.5 1970 Came A th a rememeenneatantate mit 4th an patente, Ratt mtne Nt biti HE it 251 Sie AAA ENE ORETA tem, yw 22009 Doold: 32989524 Page 861
REPORT BY JEROME September 17, 1970’, I have learned that Message Information alae pe has *a comline or telephone extension to New Eeweasieoneat oct de Community at 1924 Island, MIC has a three digit Secs switch board and gets an extremely large number of calls ©? every day. ‘ The head operator and the person who apparently runs MIC is named PHIL PLYMATE, However, it looks to me as though MIC is completely controled and directed by New Educational Community. I have learned that the keys to the MIC Office are kept at 1924 Island. MIC is in operation every day from 9:00 A.M., till midnight. Iast night I tried to call LEON NOWER at his home at about 11:00 P.M.; a babysitter answered the phone and said he was not home, but in an emergency could be reached at 443-5869, or at 44e- 2163. While I was at MIC today I learned that MDM had anew telephone installed today which is 234-1190, and which is supposed to be kept confidential MW 55009 Doold: 32809524 Page 862 . ]
TM erement smthen Or Lineman wrt nieemeneed tere met en on Method of delivery (check appropriate , + 9 in person [__] by telephone {| by mail If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated tO Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Brief description pf activity or material . Date prepared 9/28 Received by sa Shoe L Chirk. pat [_] recording device (} written by Informant Date of Report F/¢F [70 4 Date(s) off activity | | y GMME/ 7° File where originalis located ifnot attached [70-2 §6A * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. ; VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. <--> ‘{(-] Information recorded on a card index by } Remarks: joo — 427 (mie) \(Fo = 280A — (00-1 JG > ( Toen KW /g0 ~ (aids, dh) (60 ~ ~({A37G @ys Surat) 190 ~/Stt2  CSuirize) joo ~f4373 © Phelps ) ‘ ~HW—sa008..Docld: 32909524 Page 663 on date SEARCHED sf." INDEXED SERIALIT™® >)? Nici seph o 197i 7) | |
pein he And roteetns bebveeinee dt AAETIL: yee sete oe arene nislebtner ntmdendinmmnrenns ts ACT hee Se aenine teeth a wee uct pews orien vin on iat salve coapeansteeennnenncanttinmenebatanne Sets atnamannce, A Oot i ; a ’ REPORT BY JEROME September 18, 1970 This morning I went to Message Information Center, 4 . ‘arriving there at about 10:30 AM, Already there were TOM HYDE and a young high school kid named STEVE (LNU) who was learning how to be a MIC operator. | I shot the breeze with HYDE for about an hour. He told me he is now Acting Co-ordinator for MIC. He said ‘there will be a change in MIC leadership as he, HYTE, will be leaving in about a month. He did not say where he is going. . ; The former MIC co-ordinator, PHIL PLYMATE, is supposed to be going to work full time with the San Diego Street Journal. According to HYDE, both the Street Journal and Sunrise are supposed to be out again in a few weeks. HYDE said there will be mostly new people on the Street Journal staff. HYDE also talked about MIC's "Fugitive File", This file contains information on how to help deserters and draft dodgers get out of San Diego. He said the file had been taken out of MIC and hidden because many of the people connected with this work had been questioned about it recently by the law. MW 55009 Doold: 32809524 Page &64
le ANAL et dete EA pe LiA ELS te tee Ace CEMA AM, SED RARENE CRE LL ALE EWA LEASED ALIS fos mates, tw 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 885 s He said that when things cooled down, the file will be improved and put back into MIC. He said one of . the things they pldnned to’ do is to ask anyone who calls for help if he is a Federal Agent, thus hoping to trap hin, He also said that apparently some of the servicemen who were helped in the past spilled the whole story about MIC and other people when théy got back to their Base. I stayed at MIC until about one ofclock. After awhile HYDE left, and I spent the rest of the time showing STEVE how to do the work. I received and gave out a lot of weird messages. I was able to obtain the following interesting information: Hyde's telephone number is 582-8203. PLYMATE's telephone number is 232-8657. New Adult Communities new telephone number is 239-2119, and RICK PHELPS' new address and emergency only telephone number are 2810 31st Street, telephone number 283-1934, I agreed to pull another shift at MIC this Thursdey from 1:00 to 5:00 PM, bea:
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i d RePORT BY JHROME / On September 21, .1970 f , / : BARRY GODFREY told me that he contacted " . BILL CLAY yesterday who gave him three boxes of ‘papers pelonging to tne SDS Group at the University of California at San Diego. CLAY apparently got them from one of the janitors out there, 2 CLAY has almost completed his pilots train- ing and will get a pilot's license next month. After that he intends to use his license to fly various places to carry on right wing activities. ° . Pmt aetna. ‘ #4 possible new Minute-man member is WYNHAM or WYNDMAN ARTHUR HaNSHAW who lives at 1902 Guy Street, in the Mission Hills area of San Diego, with telephone number 298-4480. He and several other people including a woman named LYLIA BUCK, a group from Scott iemorial Baptist Cnurch and a group from the Christin Anti- Communist Crusade the leader of wnich is Dr. FRED SCHWARTZ, are planning to go to the Victory marcn in Washington, D.C., on October 3, 1970. The group from tne Baptist Church is chartering an airplane to fly there. ” RT AN eet nan ’ When I talked to BILL CLAY yesterday I told him what I was doing at iiessage Information Center and he suggested putting some kind of listening device on the telephone there. He said he would start experimenting around at work today to see what ne could come up with. Meee ee en ence cutienme nase amneimemtl He told me he has gotten ahold of some new three strand wire which is transparent to the eye and can only been seen under certain lighting conditions. He said this wire is being used in some expérimehts at the University of California at. San Diego. forme meh ath teed tine eI TOI Aen si t,o EE Nes te a ae MWo55009 DocId:323989524 Page 887 | \ :
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MW_55009 DocId:32989524" Page 889. es oe ee ee REPORT BY JEROME September 24,. 1970 ; Yesterday PETER RUPLINGER told me that the Minutemen now have obtained the following Post Office Boxes ; : _ 1) Post Office Box 3064 La Mesa, California In the name of HOWARD GODFREY or MIKE MC. GAN 2) Post Office Box 76 ~ Spring Valley, California . In the name of GERALD MORAN 3) Post Office Box 2351 La Mesa, California — “In the name of CHARLES T'HROP Some right wing people are excited about the stp ‘pally on Ocvober 3, 1970, and may attempt to create a little excitement. One of the suggestions made was to place black powder or primacord in the cracks along the . railroad. tracks over which the marchers witl pass and ignite it as they go by. ’ I learned that approximately | one month ago FRANK YACOPEC shot a large size steal nut through a window of the | ‘Commune at 2nd and Thorn striking a hippie inside squarely: on the side of the head. The hippie dropped as if shot _ but nothing has been heard about it since. . GEORGE “HOOVER has been very quiet lately and no one, including BILL CLAY seems to know where he is or _-What he is doing. : : . I learned this afternoon that STP is 3 going to hold a meeting at the end and Thorn Commune at 3:90 P Mes Goday which I will attend if I can.
i | 55009 | . Dold: 32989524 Page 890° ea -SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14376) 9/22/70. SA ARNOLD W. O*BRIEN SAN DIEGO STREET JOURNAL SM = ANA lng ia On we telephonically advised SA O'BRIEN as follows:on SAS Information has come to sources attention that the San Diego Street Journal intends to re-instate the paper and will attempt to get out an issue of the Street Journal within the next two weeks. - According to source, the Street Journal intends on- devoting a great deal of its Journalistic efforts towards _- women's liberation. Source stated that information has come to his attention that the Street Journal has an unlisted telephone numbér 235-4478. According to source, individuals desiring to contact the Street Journal telephonically contact the Message Information Center (MIC) at 531 19th Street, San Diego, California. The MIC will not give out the unlisted telephone number of the Street Journal, but will forward any information esired. ~ 10014376, 170-286 £¥ 1- ~ 100-1720 (yonent s Liberation) 1 = 100-1427 (CHIC) AWOsvih oe a | - at |} PAL ur Was) 11 55nRe advised that he received the information , contained Gh this memo from Jit STEWART, who is connected with MIC. ° Source further advised that he believes he has the opportunity of getting into the MIG organization and can be el placed on a tour of duty with MIC in the near future. oa-~'} ol Lye - SEARCHED rpg A DEED | SERIALIZED __) FED p>} Sn vt sy
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Ceeeend .- mmiamame’ Ue e~ SEPTEMBER 25 S970 | Yesterday, I spent four hours at Message Information Center, working the switchboard from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. I spent most of my time there copying about 3200 names and addresses from the MIC files which I will furnished in near future, Last night, there was an STP organizing meeting at the Street Journal building at Second and Thorn. Apparently, that was the only STP meeting which will be held before the STP demon stration on 10/3/70. ; Exploring “Family school has apparently moved to El Cajon and has a new telephone number which I will also furnish soon. mee Pte - . ° Sioa wanmerercarenrn ereecramnsaran mien natmsstientnaeth ptr re amare fieraatr NAS enn phils Nita ee Kade es Gs omen ce ene 1. , OEROME 4 . 4 1 - -4 bo to acaunheeneed sagen thaaaetadieraibeenticdd 1 . | WW 55009 Docld:32999524 Page’ 892°
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OCTOBER 2, 1970 © i Attached are some Usts of names, addresses and telephone numbers which I got at MIC, The one page list with telephone numbers only {s¢iwStudent Mobilization - Committee (SMC) contact list which includeg some high school students, The second page list with both addresses and telephone numbers is a lit of MIC operators and contacts. I also learned that MIKE MILLIGAN lives at 7080 Saranac, San Diego, but has telephone numbers 460-2515, 460-6100 and 469-2080, 7 Exploring Family school has telephone number 442- 5207. a 7 , BURT HALSEMA has P. 0, Box 15602, Andrew Jackson Station, San Diego, California, and telephone number 442- 9092, . : ‘ Attached is the latest copy of the Orange County . rue Press which was received in one of the Minutemen " mailboxes... Peete ee SEROME _ 4 gt * « 3 ear mee eee ein = AB wry ¥ . iol “ote vw WW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 894 So _atty os i
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OCTOBER 5, 19 cE , I discretely observed the STP demonstration last Saturday. The march and rally looked like a failure to me because they only had 200 people participating when they had announced that they expected 4,000 or 5, 000 to join in, baka te, ore I was really surprised at the hostility of the bystanders and onlookers toward the marchers. Many of them were yelling "Communist", "Pigs", and "Go to Russia" at the marchers. The sailors "and Marines along Broadway were very menacing and several times I thought there were Boing to be fist fights, . 5, The demonstrators did not stop at the llth Naval District Headquarters building or at the Police Department headquarters but just walked by chanting and shouting obscenities. : . ! There were three speakers for the rally at Newtown - Park. The first was RON NIBBE, who apparently had just peen arrested by the police and talked about his arrest and how it was unjustified. He said everyone should be ood Communist comredes and buy guns. He said that the geople should oppose and defeat the police and completely eliminate them. He said it was unwise to seek community control of the police asd by having them live in the communities becuase then they would know what was going on ail the time, Jaina eepape apne tre een eadilonries Hil bi ta iON VERSA INE he RAS TA SOLIIARS egal bal . TRY ss meneame enn ppernieinieenaastrenanerinesoorires The next speaker was a young male Negro individual who said he was a representative of the Committee to Free the Soledad Brothers, He said the Soledad brothers trial . : is going to be moved to San Diego and that as much of the i committee as possible would also be moved to San Diego, He : said however, that many people who belonged to and worked with the committee up north won't be able to come to San Diego and that the committee needs volunteers from the San Diego area, to carry on its work, I: didn't know what this person's name was. a eae aan Ee = 7 RT Mee ST oe v ; men wirmemehbictlemehinh etre sen ieetooewraste | pewanty vere woe ‘The last speaker was. CARLOS CALDERON who said he ; wanted to organize the Chicano movement and truth about vee the great heritage of the Latinos arid gave several examples co such as CHE GUEVARRA with whom he apparently was very impressed. Seupeepmarenrerunimeremnrereareenti «oe seamen Tage .O ; 76 . . ‘ 7 8 ‘ }xW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 895
Coyegreraraare Sartre ™ Raniah neatinten ASAI ED I asses ness whee “mnneenes atetltiotng shee Coun salon nto seca IMW 55008 Doold: 32989534, Page, 300 thers moo nee “—g mm fe pees . J x al : i J - ( Tt was announced that Experimental College at San Diego State College is golng to have a workshop - course on Communism this fall. At the rally, there was a guy going around selling a copy of "Challenge" saying that it was a Commtnist newspaper. I believe I heard someone call him by. the name of MIKE. He was about 6'1" tall, 220 pounds, brown hair, receding at the forehead, 23° years old. He was accompanied by a girl name KATHY, who is apparently connected with Women's Liberation and PLP, KATHY was about 5'5", in her early 20's, curly brown hair, very slim build, These people said that there is a new discussion meeting each Sunday on "Challenge" and PLP and wrote down the address and phone number down for me, 3992 Broadway , San Diego, telephone 263-1465, “FRANK YACOPEC wag also at the rally wearing an old felt had shot Pull of holes, a phoney FU MANCHU mustache and a . Fatigue jacket, No one paid any attention to him, Leaving the rally, I almost got into a fight with three people who were very uptight and “hought T must have — been ¢ a Lefty. mem te ame = eae ee we . tae eae wate ae Fed Fo hake MER TA aye FY 7S san Pe amine we , 5 we . ‘ , ‘ . . 1 / ST FE PTT Ne ET ET ty ned erterepeeisine IER WN dine Re Dawk SEAT mem SAY we
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a A nO retin A 50 ee art iatvi.5 590 $,—Rocld: 10/7/70 by Jerome JIM STEWART, the fellow who has in his possession SYLVIA SHTAPIRO's CMC mailing list, is about 19 years old, clean ' eut, short hair, seems to be very intelligent and I believe he is a student. He lives near the beach and it looks like he is a person who is mainly responsible for organizing the anti- war demonstration in San Diego on 10/31/70. Y heard some very interesting information about a . store at Julian named the Mountain Market Grocery. Apparently the © people at the store are openly advising for the Minutemen organization and are selling minutemen and other right-wing Literature over the counter at the store. tae also told _that collections for DE PUGH's legal defense are also being taken at the store. I will probably got up there soon and see what's going on, ; - I learned from BARRY GODFREY that GLENN MOORE picked up a hippie female hitchhiker earlier in the-week. She was ' apparently very radical, - told him that the recent set by leftists and were J also learned but MOORE got friendly with her and she fires in the mountains were mostly part of a leftist plot. that there is going to be a showing of a film and a fund raising event at the Kent Theater on 10/15/70 to raise money and to make plans for ‘the anti-war demonstration on 10/31/70. i oa ee een ee Se ere a man Po . “ee Y aoe Oe < “Yes “OTP RST op ere rere cee en ae J Bagens0eo- + 32989524 , reece + terme yA
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10/8/70 ee a Jerome ET, While I was at MIC today I learned about an individual ‘who is believed to be an undercover police officer by the leftists. This individual is 40 to 50 years old, has dark greying hair, is unshaven and goes by the name BODINE or BOLIVAR or some such similar name. Apparently he showed up several weeks ago looking for a ride to the east coast. He claimed to have been connected with 4!::f2ree school somewhere in California -and also at Santa Barbara. He always carries a sleeping bag with him and "crashes" wherever he can. The people here have been checking on him and contacted the free schools at Santa Barbara and in Colorado and found out that he wasn't known there. This plus the fact that he is still around after having Jooked for a ride to the east coast makes him believe he is -with the police. a I also saw and met PHIL PLYMALE. “He is extremely -— weird looking and has a very strange beard and hair~do even ‘for the people at Message Information Center. He impresses ard NS 5009 me as being very paranoid and is highly suspicious of everyone. ; same ee CT rn. . le ge _Dooid: 32959524 Page 805 er tla Soaah ve ascara nt ena
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“|NW_55009 DocId:32989524 Page 907 =) | 40/12/70 Oo | | Jerome . 7 Pf oreea o Makne far boos in Last Friday, I went up to Julian to the Mountain Market Grocery Store and met the owner, whose name is MARGIE MC NICKLES. MC NICKLES sells Minutemen, Ku Klux Klan and other similar literature and material across the counter at her store. . D She is aiso working with the patriotic Party in San iego and told me that she is going to try to form a chapter of the Patriotic Action Legion in San Diego. Her son is supposed to be President of the Young ‘Republicans Organization at Grossmont College. She told me that ROBERT DE PUGH has been on trial ‘for all the Federal charges against him at Albuquerque, New _ Mexico, and has been held in the City Jail there. She’said DE PUGH was to have been sentenced on 10/9/70 and said that .- he was asking for a total of ten years each | on nine separate 2. tt counts. . atlas ae MC NICKLES said that the jailors at the Albuquerque | City Jail are taking very good care of DE PUGH as most of them are-very sympathetic to him? MC-NICKLES also made a statement to the effect that if DE PUGH is sent to Leavenworth . he will never get there which I took to mean that there may. be an escape attempt. . aye ° . MC NICKLES also said that ‘she knows JOHN ‘ZEMANEC of AVG and GLENN JACKSON of the Patriotic Party at Los Angeles. She showed me an open letter which DE PUGH wrote to ZEMANEC telling him to get completely out of right-wing activities. She also had some other stuff which she claimed to have just recently received from DE PUGH. : MC NICKLES also told me there is a commune at Julian not far from her place. She said these people are long hairs, but clean and drive nice cars. She said they moved in several months ago paying $32,000 cash money for the house. She said’
55009, DocId:32989524 Page S08 °- that although the former owner of the house told her he sold the house to a woman she has seen only male individuals at the house. She said there are only a few individuals’ who stay at the house during the week, but that several carloads of male individuals arrive each Friday evening and stay over until Monday morning. She said she and her husband feel that some kind of training is going on at the commune as they have been able to hear radio Morse’Code signals from the house in the evenings when the wind is right. . She said the person who is always at the house ,which is located on Whispering Pines Drive, drives a Car with California License TXL 136 which also has a Yale sticker on it. She said cars with.the following license plates have shown up there on the weekends: . VGL 342 OKU 316 RGD 465 | WTH 134 oO, i have learned. that SUNRISE now has a bookstore at 4855 El Cajon Boulevard. FRANK YACOPEC has been = ‘talking | about breaking the windows of the store, ; . ’ JIM STEWART, address “5854 Ithaca Place, telephone 453-~ 4867, has apparently been connected with a ‘Sroup called _ the Non-violent Action Center. "fhe San Diego Street Journal" has a "brand new telephone number which is 235-4478. . BILL CLAY went ‘out of town Friday night and did not get back until late Sunday night. He now has his pilot's license and is certified to fly solo and wherever he went he flew. Lo. CLAY told me that the Minutemen lost some stuff during the recent fires in the back country. He said included in the losses were a Lewis Machine Gun and several other ‘ small machine guns and some ammunition and explosives which
weren't buried deep enough. He said the losses weren't serious 4 and that most ot the stuff weren't hurt. He was talking about running a survey to locate all the buildings and warehouses and other places in the county where ammunition and explosives are stored so that these places could be cleaned out or blown up in the event it looked like the left was serious about starting the revolution. He was also talking about unburying 500 pounds of explosives to have ready to use in the event of an emergency. He also said the Minutemen in the area have acquired a new ‘20mm Caliber Lahti anti-tank rifle. ee tat “ <0 - : * - - e * oa - - n : > ~ ? woe . + ; to ge ode ee . . Lew eg teat eo Ps ~ = ~, ~ oO ~ s * 5 x wb fe nh ow ™ ety tee =f 4 ” Bae week es =, “ . ¢ - © ~ ~~ + 8 ee . ng » 1 ¥ - ~ * - , x sae! - ROOTES . ~ ~ A \ } as ¥ 2 > Poteau i ‘ ane f . rue vos vote z avs rn moet ToL - 1 . f . ’ ~ ” Zz - - ae é Le %oe 2 em ue ane oe - ; - £ Fa * « _. x ' re > ' . ‘ i . i . - *y , # : was Po ote 7 5 x . z v ‘ : : . + e toa “s - aoa - ~ * ~ Lee i. ; - - ra , . - f - - . sos “ ~ 1, x aid eds OV Se
ne Rr ere vr aN a — ————SS LESSEE SOE a te oo AS EE NANOMETER ER i ET ES OPTIONAL FOTM HO. 10 tN c a . MAY tone EOttoN sea ‘ ; OSA Femat (44 Cort) 101-41.6 . y - . UNITED STATES i ERNMENT ) @ \ Memorandum | 0 SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-1798) DATE: 1/8/71, : x yo FROM ; SA STEVEN L. CiRISTENSDN SUBJECT: MISUTER ‘AN ORGANIZATION (202). See On this date & -~R advised of the following information. , . in his contacts with members of the MM organization ana other Right Wing activists and sympathisers, it has become apparent that some of these individuals are memtixxiomxsem tiie ‘ekirxix making efforts to establish a list of tarsets which ; would be subject to sabotase or would be taken out of commission in the event these individuals deemed that a communist or other totalinan takeover of the federal government apnveared imainent. : In this regard soirce advised he-had recently been am in contact with JERRY LYNN DAVIS and SEORTE HOOVER. They told scurce of having made a trip to:Ramona, California, fer the ; ; exoress mirpose of obsvering the F3I radio station there as a z possible tarvet of sabotave as described above Source said - these ‘individuals expressed smprise at finding no armed guards i mosted at the radio station. They also said they had found no otaer protective devices such as observation er alarm systems - or fences. . - i Source did not know the exact fate DAVIS and HOCVER were at Hamona, and annarently weitner he THA Otner tive . are aware cf the existence of two f31 radio ihstallatic: i Ramone. Tuis fort was not cisclose? to so 1 - LS7-1793 (229 Ll “ 199. PAesy CIE TN UNTH MAT 33 1 - 35 19)- 15356 Ge Gn 0d VER oe fe) a) 7) Ga ° ne oa a) ; et : Se oR y SERIALIZED %.}  FWLED "> aoe Be , ere ae FBI—SAN DIEGO eyes he es ae ee a itt ‘ i ae . wots . > “ - j are ty . e . . . . ; . at th Buy U Cvateg Rarte Repuberly on the Payroll Svics Ble a bdchy oO, SAUTE rs 279 lS een reg OD Eee tavroll Sia res ong ‘oe canara ae ~AWL55002, Doctd: 52989524 Page" 3it HS PEAR HEAT EAE OUI RIT enn ote re emrme es rere pee ee em te
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i . “KW SSU0S “BORE SeSR95O4——PagS 94g etter ere ee On 10/12/70 By Jerome hota It has been learned that BERRY GODFREY was in contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday. Apparently he and GEORGE HOOVER and several other people are planning to change their names, occupations and so on and were to disappear. They are supposed to be going "north", however the exact location is not. known. Their purpose in doing this is to start a Minutemen Commune as a base of operations against the Left. They have photographs which they claim ‘were taken of people at Communes in the Northern California area wearing, fatigues and practicing with rifles, They will try to locate these communes and conduct terrorist activities against them. ° It was also learned that DAVIS attended a. recent gun show at El Paso, Texas. He reportedly said he would put GODFREY in touch with his suppliers, who can get anything in the way of weapons, ammunition ~- and explosives and other articles when he leaves. Apparently DAVIS and HOOVER will put this plan into effect during the first part of 1971. ‘ - It is known that HARRY RUJA; Professor at San Diego State College, has been more active lately. He has been involved in trying to organize some sit~ ins and some protests against the arrest of LEON NOWER, _He looks as though he may be trying to take NOWER's place as the radical faculty leader at San Diego State College. It was also learned that a’ Datsun pickup truck which RUJA drives to work was burned up on his driveway last Saturday night. It is suspected that Some of the local Minutemen may have been responsible. It was also learned that over the last weekend the windows at the Sunrise Book Sore were broken. ev ewe oe steer eermeertecen e+
i i . RETTTIE HOUGHTON has not been seen for several months. She is not reported to be doing anything and it looks as though everyone 4s more or less staying away _from her. Tt is believed however she is still being ‘contacted by DENNIS MOWER from Ios Angeles. MW $5099. oo}g:32989524 ; h
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N { { | | By Jerome following HW 55009 Docld: 329689524 Page 915 —_ _ _ On 10/15/70 . Sa It has been learned that JERRY GEYER had the weapons at his house last night: Two fully automatic 230 caliber M-2 carbines; Three .45 caliber grease guns; One Thompson Sub-Machine Gun 3 One Swedish K ( Omm grefse gun style weapon); A Colt Commando Carbine (A new experimental automatic weapon in .223 caliber which Colt hopes will replace the M-16.)- - . ‘These weapons were all supposedly in good condition and were fully operational. They apparently belonged to a .. friend of GEYERS, It may be that the weapons are going to @ gun show to be held at Yuma, Arizona next weekend, However . GEYER is offerring. any and all the weapons for Bale now.
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? a 11/3/70 By Jerome a Soe Attached is an SMC leaflet which I recently picked up at SDSC, It appears that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM.DAVIS are bosom buddies. They invited me to go to the Gunsmoke Ranch in Harbison Canyon last Sunday, They were both there and I also met ROGER WILLIS. In addition there were three women and two other males at the ranch whose ‘ names I did not learn. “ DAVIS was in Mississippi recently and at the ranch he was driving a green Chevrolet van with Mississippi license F/6192030. He apparently broke Gown somewheres in Texas one the way back and HOOVER went to rescue hin, On the ranch there is a pistol range anda range with phehessGeirs up and running targets but that part was burned down in a recent fire; The range is being rebuilt. There are also two muzzle loading cannons on the ranch and there is a bunker or open mine shaft type of thing in the side of ahill. I could see shoring and supports inside but was not allowed to get close enough to see what.it was.. : , HOOER and DAVIS were practicing quick-draw shooting and hip shooting and are supposedly good ; shots with a .45 caliber automatic pistol. They are always armed at least with .22° caliber derringer pistol. SAM DAVIS has many Mn? carbine parts which he Will sell at a good price, He gets alot of his stuff from a place in Los Angeles, and he has approached BERRY GODFREY asking him to stop at that place the next time he is in Ios Angeles and obtain some hand grenade casings. The casings are apparently being sold for $1.00 a pime. Z learned that the house HOOVER lived in on the ranch was burned in the fire. I also learned that there are two fellows named STAN (LNU) and DAVE (LNU) who live on the ranch, While I was there SAM was thindne about staging a punitive raid on the SDPD in retaliation for the arrest of ISSAC CANTRELL, He said however he did not know CANTRELL, - HW 550090 Doold: 32989524 _Page-9i7 "FONT anen san” Ne donaelal Pda tae. seer
DAVIS said he feels that the FBI and SDPD are communist controled and he wants to neutralize them. In particular DAVIS has a special hate for Agent O'BRIEN of the FBI. He said he knows that most of the Agents are decent people who are just doing their job. However he feels that O'BRIEN is persecuting the Minutemen as a vengeance and said he would give anything to get O'BRIEN's home address and telephone number. DAVIS said he was going to price some tear gas grenades and said he could get primacord in 500 feet lengths for $30.00, 7 It was learned that the SMC anti-war march LL/1L/70 was a complete failure. There were only 150 = 200 people who participated in the march, with a few more attending the rally, Nothing of interest happened . and the speeches given were dull and uninteresting. — Iwas in contact with PETER REPLINGER yesterday. He said there has been evidence of many students in the school turning against the new left movement.He said apparently the Street Journal and its staff had been caught. in some bad lies which had caused many students to be disillusioned, 4 It was also learned that MM DAVIS wants to order 10000 2-223 caliber bullets through BARRY GODFREY's contact ‘which will cost $255, It was also learned that FRANK YACOPEC wants to oder 1000 M-1 carbine bullets. ‘ Ete oe agty L paiitanietnatianatins uemre, tase ~ oN iM He m nehtye MW 35009 Doocld: 32959524 Page S16
NIXON SaYS Wh ARE WITHDRAWING. .cccscccscecesccocssssceeecocecscecceoooBUTs FACT: Last week the Super Carrier Ranger left for Vietnam with over a 5,000 men and 125 planes. - FacT: Friday morning the Carrier U.S.S8. Kitty Hawk leaves San Diego _ aiso for Vietnam with another 5,000 men and 125 planes. GAS IS ERA ren “TOW! MUTED! This war is costing you, the taxpaying citizen, $2 million each and every day, that is approximately 1.500 a year for every many, woman and child in this country. Because a war economy is non-produotive inflation has run wild, .. 10% per year nationwide. Because of this war the average’ citizen : made less real money this year than last despite pay increases. Our paychecks buy less end less each week. This ‘is a rich man's war. How many of the "Big Brass” get shot up? How many millionaires lose a son or father to keep this war going? FOR VHAT? a. Many of the sailors on this ship realize this and do not wish : , to go. They will be gone today but the fight to end the war goes on. Disgust with the war is rampant within the military itself. So long aa the apathetic state of the people continues so will the war. The time to sit passively and watch has passed. Now is the time for responsible action to end the war in Vietnam. Servicenen and civilians are working together to end this war for the first time in history. Show your support for the servicemen today. ~ BRING ALL Tis TROOPS HOME NOU! NW 55009. Docld;32989524 Page 919 ie =
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} ; _MW_55009 Docld:32989524 Page 921 - we meoeteneneesenecen tr oud bt? _ ©  ©@ On 10/29/70 By Jerome ¥ was told that BERRY GODFREY was in touch with BILL CLAY today. CLAY claims that there have been the beginnings of some right wing activities at UCSD, He said that the SDS there tried to stage a, protest against the Marine Corps Recruiter which was scheduled to come to the campus. He said one’ SDS member dragged an American flag across the quad and for his efforts was beaten up by a couple of members of @ new right wing. group at the school. so a The SDS had planned to protest the number of Negro Marines who have been killed “in Vietnam, however the Marine Corps set a Negro Recruiter to the school which really threw water on their plans. According to CLAY it appears that a real confrontation may be brewing between the conservative and radical students at UCSD, It was also Learned that CLAY now has his private pilots license. It has also ben learned that BERRY. GODFREY and . other members of the Minutemen group may be present at the ” SMC march and rally on 11/1/70. a _ _ ees
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On 11/9/70 _ By Jerome Iwas in contact with PETER REPLINGER last Saturday. He told me he has agreed to take charge .- of all the Minutemen records which are presently being kept by BERRY GODFREY, PETER is getting ready for his upcoming wedding and consequently has not been to active lately. I have noticed that someone has been painting 2 number of pro-Minutemen slogans on bridge abutments . and overpasses around the La Mesa and El.Cajon area. ‘lately. Iohad a.chance to talk to BILL CLAY this morning. He is He thinks CRAIN wing activities _ GRAIN has a’ lot still upset. about MELVIN CRAIN; is behind a large part of the left in the county. He said he believes of weapons and ammunition stored away on his Hollyoaks Ranch in Harbison Canyon, . CLAY also mentioned that KENNETH GOFF was in town yesterday. He said GOFF was and probably still is a close associate of DB PUGH, CLAY said GOFF is sort of a religious fanatic. He suspects GOFF may have concealed DE PUGH forayhile when If PUGH was in hiding. He said GOFF was here to speak to a group of right wing people and said about 40 individuals attended the speech, CLAY said GOFF told him of the existance of a left wing revolutionary army which is operating in this country. He said this army uses the name "Largo" and allegedly obtains its orders and instructions by - - eode through a TV Program named "Dark Shadows". “He _ gaid the code used is supposed to be based on the sixth and seventh chapters of one of the books of Moses in the bible, which is somehow inserted into the TV programis . script. He also said there have been references to "Largo" po flee So009——Deete sesgg524 Page 25
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red | On 11/10/70 FG By Jerome ; ; 4 Attached are copies of some new Minutemen stickers and posters which the local group has been putting out, They are supposedly printed by Alex Rapid Print in La Mesa, They are being mailed out to lany people and are also handed out locally around town. It is known that BETTIE HOUGHTON was in contact with BARRY GODFREY last night. She was very excited about the posters and stickers and said she was very glad to see some activities getting started. She said she is reorganizing some of her contacts and group and said that the new posters and stickers had caused such a flury in town that the whole Minutemen organization might really get going again. She said LOU CONDE had apparently received some of the stickers and posters and was. excited about them. It looks as though there are many people just sitting around waiting. for something like this to happen so they could get involved. . Tt was aiso learned that BETTIE Gave GODFREY some. plates with which to make some big Minutemen posters. She also said she has nearly 500 negatives which can be “us to make plates for printing posters and leaflets. I had’a chance to talk to BILL CLAY again. - He maintained that there may have been some corection between DAVIS and ISSAC CANTRELL awhile ago. CANTRELL is the one who was arrested byJocal and federal authorities for unlawful possession and manufacture of automatic - weapons. NW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page o26— — a
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NY e. Lt cL " NOVEMBER 18, 1970 BY JEROME The photo of JAMES RICHARD BUSS is totally un- familiar to me and I don't believe I have ever seen this individual before. His name is also not femiliar to me. I was fairly well-acquainted with STEPHAN SMITH. He was in the San Diego area for a period of approximately a year and left six to eight months ago. I was. told that he went back north, which I assume to mean Los Angeles or San Francisco’. SMITH was married and lived with his wife at Rancho . Bernardo while he was in this area. He was very involved in the Right vs Left confrontation, which took place in Poway last year over the make up of the Poway School Board. He was involved there with Colonel SHIMP, the NORMANS, and other people who were opposed to DANIEL PREDOVICH as School Board . Chairman and some of whom who were considering ways of | getting rid of PREDOVICH. ; While SMITH was in this area, he was . closely associated --with known members of the Minutemen organization,.such as MICHAEL VEJBODA, PAUL RUPLINGER and LOU .CONDE. I do not know if SMITH is or was a member of the Minutemen organization, but if not, he was not a member in name only as he appeared to be in total agreement with the far Right extremist, radical, political philosophies of VEJBODA, RUPLINGER and CONDE. SMITH's wife was also extremely Right Wing and on one occasion helped pass: out Minutemen organization leaflets. SMITH was involved as a partner with LOU CONDE in a business, which was named DIGISCAN. DIGISCAN was supposed to have been an electronics research and mamifacturing outfit, the main purpose of which was to develop and sell a police communications system whereby each individual police officer could, at all times, be in constant touch with some police base station. SMITH and CONDE apparently had a quarrel about the business and split up, and I believe there may be a law suit pending over ownership of some. of the equlp- ment, which belonged to the company's tea i  WW-55009-—Doclds32989524 Page. S30 | . . - - = 2 shee prmrmainetehoeeh Pe eo? hE Rn DELEON A HES Lat ODDEN NAR MBMLADO SPOT My, MEE EE LEAH AE SET NN CURED A rar AN, BUPLP DIS. - AES A Aol R fs Airey 3 es. sith a > oo? ’ . oh y £ ea PEE A tO ine stn etn Thread ANE BH EAUEM AOD Ate met POE HNS NO TONY NG 7 , Ete nc deca bak vane one en ciaemAK Knee ae er
| DOE eterna ne eat As 2 sidelight, SMITH would build nonitorine and . "bugging" devices for a price. He also had electronic equip- ment for use in searching buildings and other places for hidden electronic monitoring devices or "bugs". I heard recently that MICHAEL VEJBODA is presently living in Salt Lake City. There is to be a big gun show in Campo on the oars, weekend of November 21, and 22, 1970, and from the talk I have heard, it sounds as though it will be a regular gather- ing of the Mimtemen organization and other Right Wingers in this area. JERRY GEIER, L know, will be there with weapons. to show and sell. BENNY , the barber who has ail the machine guns and rifles in his barber shop, is located on the west side of 30th Street, about 1% blocks north of EL Cajon Boulevard. {NW 55009. Doold:32989524 Page 932 7 2 7 : :: a
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} t { SW S5009— Docid:32999524—Page 93 3 later on. '- General PATTON. He told me that he, BILL CLAY and BARRY GODFREY 11/16/70 by JEROME I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday evening. For some reason he was quite upset and was talking about making plans for a tactical squad of six or so individuals with which to harmess and terrorize left wing sympathizers in the San Diego area. He said he wanted to have a meting this” coming Friday evening to try to map out some strategy. .in particular, he seems to want to conduct a raid on MELVIN CRANE ranch, He said he would shoot the Doserman Pincers CRANE has guarding the place, ransack the house then burn it down. He was also talking about another place in Harbison - ‘Canyon, I will try to get the address later, where he claims Communist Party meetings are being held. Among others, he claims that SI CASADY and DOROTHY HEALEY (phonetic) have ceen meeting there. He says he wants to raid that place too, He was also talking about a ‘Doc Roberts" who he says has many weapons contacts and who may have access to machine guns and hand grenades. He may put me in touch with this person ; “I ‘have also been talking to FRANK “YACOPEC ' YACOPEC says he has learned of a possible existence of some bunkers which were buried and abandoned by General PATTON at the start of the second World War. He says the bunkers are supposed to Still be full of ammunition and explosives. He claimed he was told of the existence of the bunkers by a former aide of may fly up to the location at a later date and look it over. Apparently these bunkers are located somewhere in the desert east of 29 Palms. I was also in touch with PETER RUPLINGER on Saturday. He stated he has obtained 50 hand grenade fuses and wants to go to Los Angeles to buy 50 hand grenade casings and he will then activate the hand grenades, FETZER claimed he has a friend who works at the Frontier Gun Shop in San Diego whois a right wing individuals and is selling unregistered ammunition and firearms, PETER has been carrying a ,#3 caliber revolver lately. oo LA
ieee Aiinniniatinnne es tt Te weer re rr rae I also learned that SAM DAVIS has an unknown quantity of expendable rocket launchers with rounds which he will sell for $25 each. He is supposed to se looking for anti-tank weapons and mortars in the hundreds or thousands. DAVIS apparently has a brother who is also very militant and is working with him, I sam supposed to see BETTIE HOUGHTON this evening. She will put out 500 of the new posters and stickers (see attached). The advertising from the posters and stickers has Obtained response from as far away as Los Angeles where =2e @ “person named FRANK W. CORRIGAN wrote requesting information. a | (S683 Frivk lic, 7 Core: an's | gdllesse is NW 55009 DoelTdis20d0524a—Page—o94-— _ ee .
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a ra ra 7 ” TT pana or M8 MW 55009 Docld: 32999524 Page S37 — v4 On 12/1/70 By JEROME ee porte Iwas in contact with MARGE MC NICKLES at Julian last Wednesday and talked to her for about three hours. We discussed DE PUGH's status. She said that representatives of the Minutemen organization and the Patriotic Party have been talking to former Chief of Police REDDIN at Los Angeles alleging that DE PUGH is innocent of the bank robbery conspiracy charges on which he was recently convicted. She said she was told REDDIN is sufficientiy convinced of the possibility of DE PUGH's innocence that he may search out evidence in this regard on which to base a program for his television show. ' She also talked about a JIM MOORE . who she said is in California and is on one of MC NICKLES' mailing list. She also mentioned an older man in Los Angeles name@ FREED who is a leader of the Patriotic Party. She said that DE PUGH's mother is also a Patriotic Party . leader and told me that DE PUGH has asked GLENN JACKSON, of Los Angeles, to resign as co-National Patriotic . , Party Chairman. MC NICKLES said that she herself is Secretary- Treasurer of the Western Region of the Patriotic Party which covers 11 states. She said in the event of a split in the Patriotic Party between DE PUGH and JACKSON, she will side with DE PUGH. She said she has the bank account and the membership list for the Western Region of the Patriotic Party in her possession. - She also. told me that the Minutemen National Headquarters continues to function under BOB DE PUGH, JR., and RAMONA VAN DE PUGH. She said there is a courier traveling between Los Angeles and the Minutemen National Headquarters weekly.
‘ She asked that her son, DAN T. MC NICKLES, a student at Sari Diego State College, be used at Right Wing activities and made arrangements for me ‘to meet him this evening at 8:00 p.m., in La Mesa. . MC NICKLES told me there is a woman living in the Julian commune and said she has seen others coming and going there. She gave me the license numbers of two more of the cars she has seen at the - commune. One was an out of state License, white back- ground with blue figures XVC 316, which was on a dark green car with white racing stripes, possibly a Mustang, which was at the commune on October 11, 1970. The other was a tan over brown Volkswagen bus with California ‘ license MHD O97 which was at the commune on November 2, 1970. on Friday I saw BILL CLAY and told him about MARGE MC NICKLES. I asked him if he thought we should try to use her to re-establish contact with the Minute- men National Headauarters. CLAY said "I don't know. We'll have to ask SAM about that." I was definitely impressed from the way he made the statement that perhaps he has been taking orders in the Minutemen organization from SAM DAVIS all alone. We then went together to seé DAVIS and discussed MC NICKLES with him. He said that we should continue talking with MC NICKLES to see what contact with her would produce. CLAY.and DAVIS then got to talking about breaking DE PUGH out of jail at Albuquerque and “I related to them what MC NICKLES had told me before about going to Alnguerque to visit DE PUGH. CLAY and . DAVIS became very upset and. jumped all over me because I had not told them about MC NICKLES being there and about nowlng the layout of the Albuquerque City Jail. After this they started talking idley about getting DE PUGH out of prison at Fort Levenworth. DAVIS then stated he had seen DENNIS MOWBER not too long ago and at that time MOWBER was hiding out a girl who was allegedly a former secretary for DE PUGH. He said MOWBER told him that for some reason DE PUGH had people looking for this girl to kill her and that also she was being sought by the FBI. HWOSS009 Doold: 32969524 Page 538
‘DAVIS continued talking and indicated the possibility he. hold a higher position in the Minute- men organization in the State of California than we previously suspected. He said he has been using the . name SAM WILLIAMS in some of his other contacts and Minutemen activities. CLAY then mentioned a former San Diego area Minuteman named ED ANDREWS who he thought had always been very reliable. He mid he had previously understood ANDREWS to be somewhere in the State of Arkansas but .said VIC WALTON had told him that ANDREWS was back at Ramona, California, some time ago. They also talked about HOWARD CLARK as a reliable Minuteman member. He also apparently lives at Ramona and is employed at Convair. MC NICKLES is also well acquainted with CLARK and they said we should use CLARK as a reference to NC NICKLES to ) ain her confidence. CLAY and DAVIS want to have another meeting soon for the purpose of setting uv a schedule or list of - targets in the San Diego area to hit in the event it appears that a communist or other totalitarian takeover in this country appears imminent. From my contact with CLAY and DAVIS it appears that there has been considerable improvement in the communications and coordination among the Right Wings in this area. Additionally, regarding my contact with MC NICKLES, she told me she is Neo-Nazi. She also said she is in contact with JOSEPH BRINKER and also said that HENNING VON BECK is in town. She said-he is the son of a General VON BECK who was in the German army and was executed at the Nurenberg trials. She said he told her that last week some one fired a rifle bullet through the windshield of his automobile and regularly gets letters from Jews announcing they are out to get him... She also told me that the local telephone installer at Julian, a man 40 - 45 years old, is also a Minuteman and that he checks her telephone for her to determine if it is being bugged. MW 55009 Dooldrs32989524—_Page—939
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, deaemihnn ante wememnetee trainee enema wees 726 nn Pa w] _ On 12/2/70 By JEROME A ' My parents, who just recently returned neo from Hawaii, told me about a person named ANTHONY KAO they had been in contact with while in Hawail. They said KAO owns and operates a business named Fashion Wig Imports which is located in the Ala Moana Building on Wanaao Place in Kailua, Hawail. a es er Pree Ie Toren seen to UE eel Te a a ae? owe They said KAO made a number of statements which were anti-United-States and pro-communist China _ in nature. They said KAO, who is Chinese, is closely connected with many Chinese communist businessmen . and is currently trying to act as a sponsor to help. ’ immigrate two men from Taiwan into the United States. cr Knows .- They also said he -2iesqercsish another fcerarenac man named STEPHEN SUED, of Yugoslav nationality, who they said was trying 60 run for some public office in the recent elections in Hawaii. Sued g 87 mn eee s Co teeter PbS ae "4 rien - mrehagrane ee eee, eed & Sones 5 Pra eae Caan eT A seneenedteeeeb ied Lines mone bade: es ' hat ory renee tha 5500S
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On 12/3/70 CO Do: 4 ~ By JEROME re “eee ~Z was in contact with the NORMAN's from Poway yesterday, the father and son. I learned that the father is a landscaper and that he has access to large quantities of ammonium nitrate. The son is a student at Mesa College. Both seemed very willing to help out in any Right Wing activities in this area. . I was also in contact with JOHN BUSH last -night. He is still wheeling and dealing in surplus military goods and especially military manuels. TI acquired from him a Special Forces Manuel on Air Drop Methods and Codes. —_HW_55009 Bb.
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leery ee a eet On 12/11/70 | re By JEROME | ne Lam very familiar with the name GERALD L. ; K, SMITH. He has been operating around the Southern { , California area for some time and is generally con- sidered to be a finatical extreme right wing militant individual and is kind of nutty. He is or has been involved in the National Socialist White People's Party and in the San Diego White Power Council. i: Mheled « LS Ge, an tinaimane Fe fay Z. MW 35009 Docld: 32959524 Page 845
a . * . pa . . . * * ~ ' . foe ‘ P : , ( , @ ~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11,1970 — Daily Aztec if Fa for three student posittious at Academie Honesty Committee are open, Applications i y i availatde in ADIZ6 and AS ORices, Deadline HHTERFRATERUITY COUNCHL ~ Presidents mect- ing !0 p.m. today, Reams B or G. Aztec Center. Cel Sud pictures will be taxea, Elee- tion Of IFC rush chairman, Injportant, plerse + attend, Boy} 7 it RY IDES ELD eRe, ignore it, Faave met the enemy aad it ts me, Rooms Kaad L, Aztee Center, CCUM. ASSOUIATION — Meeting UL a.m, Ded. rado td. Ant HOUSING: “CENTER ~ Bicycle auction, 10 a.m.’ Saturday, Aztec Center. MGODERH DANCE CLUS ~ am. Thursdays, WPE, Everyone welcome, No ‘Nuekly mecting t1 MORRIS J STARSKY LIVES AT 6851 ALVARADO RD, APT, 14 | i a RY JEN ral STUDENT GOVERNMENT Now, at the count of nies, J will awaken and ye . snes return to normal. One. ‘Pwo... Our of- f COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES — Applications fice PSUR. M ctings 11 am, Tuesdays, thee: Ss; /? me 15, SSus7 Monday. . . - setae & . 1. & COUNCH ~ Aris and letters position open FOLK DANCING ~ Sunday nignt 79, Dec. 15, an ban MARCIA { Applications available in the Orea ations Raom C, Aztec Center. tireek, teraeli, Ser. GA i i Vail 3] Si 7 Olitee aH “duons du ‘ Dee IS. interviewee bian, American, and many more dances, If . Veulalikd Msi ete 3 p.m Dreie. see + Bo IMEOTVIOWS you enjoy dancing anid meeting new people, : . HEALTH SERVICES BOARD — Meeting 11 Monday. ae Jeet Steen Everyone welcome, . Jentaccar i} AAT iM Room zl, Health Services Bldy. Open to ail GAY LIBERATISN FRONT — Dug to weather, J rie 5 ae i ay 5 uy i Siucens: Sunday's Gay in w rll be held 85 oF oiiaholiied tae N a AS: -” ue sonreeeatfean B sas ematein ov) . . PUBLICATIONS BOARD — Meeting Ui, Tuesday, experience necessary. o TEMPE, Atkz. fAP) -— Dr, \ eee jblorris Starsky. controversial }*/ ; . jformer assistant professor at: : rArizena State University. is} . itcaching as a visiting lecturer acs ; iSan Diego State, the “State Press i ~ has reported. The chairman of the philosa-{ : phy department af San 1 Diego! | ‘State, Dr. Patricia Cray ferd 1 , - has confirmed that tarsey wae d a ‘hired, as of Sept. J, on a oie 13 -year basis to reel hyo courses, 8 logia and 20th Century philoso: Fe phy, ; ii —_— - 5 - a, “EE SD) app eer . The ASU study iF . 4 ange rat ae val a {elephoue interview thet an ate: if One arliy the administrators of San tenmt would be made to ic i Diezo “State College and the in- isin college "toes the i stitution’s Board of Trustecs would nat administration : 4 pay much attention to a hanquet speak cal activities ai Ari: Bed ae - Starsky, an admitted Srointisi, 14 . ine the 42r senniversary of ISAS. “ One er oxtoiling the 42nd mnniversary af Was placed on snes “| rhe Milllant” — the Socialist Worle nai sabbatien! itave «Sr ; set De pete . ard af Re fants hist Jud “4 ers’ Pariy fies yspaper, ding 2 chess fo add: . | We hope iat they did last weookend, ratity al the University af Wied _ whe soaker ate Stayeky zor. “The taculy coraaittes mi of The spexker was Morris J. Starsky, a duademie freedat. acd tenure _ dedicated Marxist who was fired feora hed recommented Ural fey ; : . ; hares brought against him. bed y ‘Avizona State Universily for his active dis missed, mt in Be if advocacy cf fav left causes. gins Student new .paper que’ tes § : e Shaursky as saviny ib was vulue:? * eens pxt2 hHilosonhy ¥ “ . ie a ores Mr, Starsky, now a philosophy pro- to be away from ASU. away! fessor at Gan siege Siare College, from the public view." ‘The 1) . ; seboul, he sid. vis a fishbowl te} We sarayer {hat they ay | has not chaneedf his & fio San Mece State offieinits censider hina dlale for the Avicona tres dnent. | HW 35009 ‘Boclid: 32500824 Page $4.6 ripes, Q prime candi- ¥ the Arizona legistiture” WHR: “politic! coated extremely di. reeb since the degisdalise onets in Phoenix.” Skirsky has toe ca ee etn etme th ete ee I ca cel ode hlA tem ’ foderny, fikd on mn tec sete eee eee mere comer at 8 em cen eeeemments ere ome Court suit seckies in reusda bist i . Posifien is aM weit 6 beg! rely
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REPORT BY JEROME JANUARY 4, 1971 He was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday who apparently has not been doing much of anything. He a@iso saw JERRY GEIER last night who claimed he has made 3 7 onan, contact with a Minutemen group at Los Angeles which is Snvolved in buying and selling weapons. He told many - ere nm “ebout some new Minutemen business cards which are coming cut of Los Angeles. We got around to talking about hand grenades and GEIER said that although he did not openly ces ao. solicit hand grenades for money, he would obtain some for money if he happened to run across any. i am not aware of anyone connected with the Minutemen organization placing Minutemen stickers and posters around MORRIS STARSKY's apartment house or on his car. However, people like LOU CONDE, FRANK YACOPEC and the RUPLINGERS are always good suspects in things like that. d cmcare ye soennettamnen wy tartnashe Hydenimeeincvnashrmensnaters aw SATIN F , 2 i , | MW 55000 Docld: 32989524 Page e480"
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REPORT BY JEROME oo aati le JANUARY 7, LOTL r was tallcing with GEORGE HOOVER day before yesterday. We discussed an idea which he and SAM DAVIS have had regarding setting up a Civil War Confederate skirmish group similar to other such groups which have been established in other parts of the country. This group will be set up by HOOVER, DAVIS, STAN McDADE, (INU) MARTINI of the Accuracy Gun Shop, FRANK YACOPEC and BARRY GODFREY, It is expected as many as 50 or 60 other individuals may join the skirmish group, some who will be rightwing - | . orLented people and may who will be just plain gun nuts. These will include JERRY GEIER, ROGER WILLIS and others probably including some from the Patch and Ball gun Shop crowd. Do os ok | r have also learned ‘that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM a | DAVIS have three operational Civil War field artillery | | ‘pieces which are located on ROGER WILLIS! Gunsmoke Ranch property in Harbison Canyon and may actually belong to him, STAN McDADE is building a 4th artillery piece. He has the gun carriage assembly and has ordered the barrel for the weapon.. | NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page’ 950
oe -* aoemen saa Taye one a ne ae oo a . According to HOOVER, the beauty of organizing uch a skirmish group is that it will allow the right wingers and Minutemen to use. the group as an above ground organization and to openly drill and train with weapons. Members would have their own uniforms and the organization ' accnerspenrcge tection pe? © eA META ENOL. SEEMED RISE AO TL would be set up in a military fashion with officers, ranks, etc., assigned to the members. Persons joining the organization will be protected from police and other outside harassment by being assigned the name of an actual tad Civil War officer or soldier to use while they are participating -.. In the organization's activities. The existence of the | organization will also give the right wingers an excuse to have large quantities of black powder and percussion caps on hand to use for their weapons. In addition the organization could he used to provide an honor guard to be present at local appearances of right wing speakers and to set up counter-demonstrations against left wing activities. ‘This skirmish group would be controlled and direct- ed by an underground nucleus of .6 or 8 solid Minutemen members who are not generally known to other members of the skirmish group. | | HOOVER and DAVIS are’ apparently becoming less interested in BILL CLAY as a member and participant in right NW 55009 Docid: 32989524 Page 35
wing activities. According to them, he is too busy now adays with his own personal affairs ‘to be of much use. For this reason, they have said they don't want him in the underground group of Minuteman members who will direct the Civil War skirmish. ; . It has come to my attention that JERRY BUSCH has fallen out of favor with most of the Minutemen members who do hot like or trust him. SAM DAVIS has even threatened to shoot him: GEORGE HOOVER still likes him though and ~ BUSCH. spends most of his weekends at the Gunsmoke Ranch with HOOVER and WILLIS. Could their be a romance brewing? ante Nt NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 952
Over Sheet for informant Report or M . | 5 FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) y: ) | : Date prepared SLL28S 7 Date received Sa by 7 Recg Le ° SOL. Methdd of delivery (check-apptap {| in person [_] by telephone [(_] by mail If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date 7} orally [_] recording device {__] written by Informant L\ Date of Report VA Dictated a 5» . Date(s) of activity Transcribed Authenticated | ;, : . / by Informant _. 4, f/2- 7/ Brief description o activity or material File where original is located if not attached {70 ~2KEAI | * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (Cj Information recorded on a card index by __E esses on date Remerks: (00- p30 Foe |a dete: Ui tee ly OO ~/*/. 296 142% Crride) . — Aun CeO 7i-2fbd CF | ae WrcdkSbA ly SEARCHED = -NDEED >. senate ued a "ae EBJ— SAN DIEGU ay, ra Vv WoOSS0CS Doold:s2589524 Page 355
‘ ae ees i : * foo [SNM a a ammebvserdiimn maniacs eat) caer nen Ne eae eter Oe FE REET RE Fe oto emmy cememtnety hater Neti at timate tee mn PR go REG \ @ , REPORT BY JEROME Sp mee a ‘JANUARY 13, 1971 a aa Lowas talking to PAUL RUPLINGER yesterday. He . told me he is trying to revitalize the Virtue in America . Group (VIA). He said he has been talking to LOU CONDE in . an attempt to gain his participation and support for VIA, He also said if he is successful with VIA he may possibly go in with the skirmish group which GEORGE HOOVER and SAM DAVIS have been talking about setting up. NW 35009 Doocld: 32999524 Page 954
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Iwas at Julian today talking to MARGE MC NICKLES, She said she had sent a letter to one of my Post Office Boxes asking me to come and see her. She said it looked as though there had been another split in the Minutemen organization, and showed me a bulletin which she had received from what looks like a new Minutemen group. The bulletin was printed on the original Minutement letterhead paper and was post marked December 15, 1970. She said .she received the bulletin. about a week ago. Regarding the bulletin, MC NICKLES said that in the past there was always talk about DE PUGH and other people in the Minutemen organization regarding an Executive Committee of advisors to DE PUGH. According to the bulletin, it had been sent out by that Executive Committee and announced that during the month of December of 1970, no date given, there had been a meeting of Regional Coordinators of the Minutemen organization at Chicago, Illinois. The bulletin said the Executive Committee was gratified at the large attendance at the meeting and went on to announce that control of the Minutemen organization was being taken away from DE PUGH and the ress of the National Headquarters Group at Norborne, Missouri, The bulletin said this action was being taken as it had been learned that funds of the Minutemen organization had: been mis-used, that halucinatory .dpugs had been purchased and that effective leadership was lacking at the Norborne Headquarters. The bulletin said’ that DE PUGH and his | associates should no longer be considered as part of the Minutemen organization. The bulletin advised that all Minutemen literature which had not been copyrighted was being re-printed and was always available for Gistribution. NW 55009 DocId:32989524 Page 956
NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 957 * on a hoa 9 -She said the copyrighted Minutemen literature was being reviewed for changes so as to avoid the copyright and would been be re-printed, The bulletin also advised that as a result of the December meeting the country had been divided into ten regions with a Regional Coordinator appointed for each. The bulletin said that the Regional Coordinator would be the individual member's contact with the National Headquarters. The bulletin had a return address of Post Office Box 396, Elgin,’ Illinois, with a note that the second address appearing on the bulletin was that of the receiving members Regional Coordinator. The note went on to say that if no second address appeared on the bulletin ‘the receiving member was to send all Minutemen organization mail to the Elgin, Lilinois, address from where it would be forwarded ‘to the Regional Coordinator. There was no second address on MC NICKLES " copy of the bulletin. Enclosed with the ‘bulletin were a number of the original Minutemen report forms which are to be filled out and returned. Also enclosed were a number of the origional Minutemen application forms which are ‘Suppose to be distributed to interested persons. MC NICKLES told me she has heard of several other people (no names given) in our area who also received the bulletin. She said, however, that apparently none of the JOHN ZEMANEC-GLENN JACKSON group at Los Angeles got them. With regard to DE PUGH, NC NICKTES told me .that the charges against him in the State of Washington have been thrown out of court for lack of evidence. MC NICKLES said she communicates regularly with DE PUGH's wife and received a letter from her not too long ago which requested more monéy for DE PUGH's legal defense. - She said, however, there has been no visible action in this regard and pointed out that the above described bulletin implied that DE PUGH's wife is "blowing" the money which is being received for his defense. Gros
She said she has also heard a rumor to the effect that DE PUGH's wife is running around on him while he is in prison, but she said she does not believe this is true. MC NICKLES said DE PUGH? s wife had previously mentioned a person named JESSE STEPHENS who may possibly be connected with the group at Elgin, Illinois. She said STEPHENS supposedly started a Right Wing group some years ago, possibly in the Northwest but was never recognized by DE PUGH. She said she does not know if STEPHENS is actually connected with the Elgin, Illinois, group. I will send a letter to the group at Elgin, : Illinois, regarding what their plans are. I will use the name JERRY MORAN and the Post Office Box Number P78 ‘at Spring vaitey, California. ; ne Nw 35009 Dooeid: 32999524 Page S58
Cover Shect for Informant Report or Nigam | -PEESOS (Rev. 9-30-69) . r Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) (__] in person - {__] by telephone (_] by mail if orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated to Date(s) of activity Transcribed Authenticated by Informant ° Brief description of activity or material f Lo Z p zo Ps, Z,, ct a 4 Kf, ALLER t . £_, of im, File where original is located ifnot attached “| # INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. ((7] Information recorded on a card index by __-_ESE on date LT Remarks: Jto- #1301 Cd Rifiger | eked — be | [O35 ~- 28 CVE y, i . Aho . . . . | ab SLA ble | SERIALIZED Jesu ! - py an . ' io/t ‘ CoI—SAIN BIEGU ! Chars isu vied if NW 55005— Doctd:-32989524 Rage 959
A rere nmes: ean wren § ont armtarasain mon iol Ane emanates PPT HAN Ree grey ones ae et heey eee . woes > . woe Fa . . ‘ ., County Administration Building tomorrow morning. It was _is to be a speech at UCSD on Sunday, January 17, 1971, at | tomorrow, NW 55009 Docld:32989594 Page s60-—-_—— 1 a ee ON JANUARY 14, 1971, BY JEROME gt .I was contacted by PAUL REPLINGER this evening.. He is planning some protest activities regarding Mayor CURRAN's announcement in today's "San Diego Union” naming tomorrow, January 15, 1971, as MARTIN LUTHER KING Day in San Diego. It was learned that REPLINGER is making up some dummies of Mayor CURRAN and MARTIN LUTHER KING in his basement which will be hung in elegy from the San Diego also learned that REPLINGER has lined up about 200. persons to make telephone calls’ to the City switchboard tomorrow morning for the purpose of tying the switchboard up for. as long a period of time as possible. on . I also learned from BILL CLAY last night there 7:30 p.m, on the Venceremos Brigade. I will get more details
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| / / : f ” the —— ON JANUARY 15, 1971, BY JEROME : I obtained a copy of a leaflet advertising a speech fs on the Venceremos Brigade at UCSD on January 17, 1971. The leaflet invites people to come to hear about Cuba "after the revolution" from people who have gone on the Venceremos 3 Brigades. The speech is to take nlace at 7:30 p.m. in Room MC f 201. and indicated there would be speakers and slides. According ; to the leaflet, it was -put out by a group named the Revolutionary ; Action Caucus. f ; wee ee i , . woe i. a LE. 1 5 ee Oe ea aE ree fetene ey * te ateeeee t 1 ‘ Hi 1 i i s t $ q + ‘ t I + é 1 3 tay by vag pteh waste on & . : ‘ : ! ' , . wo ; , i » > Bw S5005 Doold: 32989524 Page 962. “
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> HW 55009 DooclId: 32989524 Page S64 ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME So, I have not been in contact with LOU CONDE in’ some- time; however, I understand he is still politically active especially in the group named Taxpayers Concerned. PAUL REPLINGER is still in regular contact with CONDE, CONDE hes always had a reputation as a "blabber mount", but actually only talks about little things which .are not very important. CONDE is e clever, dynamic,. ambitious and hardworking person. He has 3 lot of money and is very willing to put some of it into right wing activities. . CONDE has many Cuban exile contacts and is @ Cuban himself. In particuler, he is close to the Alpha 66 group © and can get them out to do things for -him. CONDE is in very tight with the local tuna boat association and I would imagine he also hes many contacts among the shrimpers and tune sievers. This is because he has @ marine engine end shipfitting | business and does much work for the fishing .boats. it is entirely likely that CONDE may be involved in gome way with illegsl arms shipments on some of these fishing boats between here and some Latin American countries. If this is heppening, I doubt that the weapons are coming to the United States through the Latin American countries, but ere probably being purchased here and shipped to Cuban guerrilla organizations in Central and South America. It is also possible that CONDE may secretly be doing some work to arm some of the tuna boats to protect them against seizure by such countries as Peru and Ecuedor. He mentioned something about this to me about a year ago. . . ; It looks as though I may be going to the Gunsmoke Rench this coming weekend. They're going to have 2 pistol shoot there with quite a few people attending. Last weekend they had a shotgun shoot at skeet. The group at the Gunsmoke pro
Cover Sheet for Informont Repor or mur 1 SS ; — _— - oc ce geen FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) Date prepared VATA, Received by Method of delivery (cheek appropriate blocks) (Jin person {_] by telephone {__] by mail foray {(_] recording device {_] written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report Date Sor Dictated in Cn 7, CEL 2 Date(s) of activity Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Brief description of-activity or material File where originalis located ifnotattached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. . a Information recorded on a card index by 0 ln date BU Fak Jaco 4.) (00 — AFL? (Bod Joo ~ 43Sl. (2 Kicfbriger VEC-(7EF (tdi) C tpb- ISI 33C on Teilaghe WH RAOOS DBocTd:329989524 Page 965°
TAS ate ON JANUARY 18, + 1971, Be TEROME BP Sen oe oo I have learned that. sometime ago, FRANK YACOPEC and JERRY TARTAGLIO were in contact with a retired Army colonel who claimed he was some kind of an aide to General PATTON, or otherwise connected with him, when PATTON was involved in desert maneuvers and training in the Palm Springs, California, area at about the beginning of the.second World War. According to what this colonel said, PATTON end his troops received urgent orders requiring them to pack up and ship out to go overseas with only two days notice. Because - of such short notice, rather than taking their heavy equipment and supplies with them, they simply abandoned and buried them inwholesale quantities. T understand that many trucks and tanks were part in ravines and gullies and dirt was bulldozed over them. There are a lot of recorded instances where people have found such buried supplies in the desert out beyond Palm Springs. This area is still a11- Government property that is very little inhabited any eny time. Apparently the Government has either lost its records, forgotten about, or simply doesn't care about all the Sturt that is supposed to be buried out there. ML, oon In particuler, this colonel told YACOPEC : ‘end TARTAGLIO about a large concrete bunker with big double steel doors which he said was filled with ammunitions and explosives and also buried. He spparently told TARTAGLIO and YACOPEC how to locate the bunker and I understand that they went out to the desert - and after digging through about six feet of sand, actually - found the steel doors to the bunker. Following this, they covered the bunker up again and have not been back since. On the 27th of this month, a group including YACOPEC, BARRY GODFREY and PETER REPLINGER are going to go out to the desert to try and relocate the bunker and dig it out. I understand that REPLINGER has access to a portable jackhammer and some other heavy equipment which he will use to. aig out the bunker. a If it is at all possible, I will try and go along with them to see what they actually find. _“‘SWEe55009. Docld:32989524- Page. 566 : .~ pane:
t Sheet for Informant Report or M. ial FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) ‘yj (J in person (_] by telephone [7] by mail 0 orally [] recording device [] written by Informant if orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report Date . : . 2 Dictated ; Date(s) of activity Transcribed Authenticated ‘ . c oo 7 TO ft. - /: - y Informant se : : 3 . . Brief “eseripi of activity or mater _ f 4 Uf LS. iM iw % File where originalis located ifnot attached 470 ~ 26604 * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE ‘NOT DISCUSSED. ; (] Infomation recorded on a card index by _____ on date Remarks:" 157-179 Ct) 2 =2F6A ~ UE j0@ ~(4b10 CS. foo Me ade) ch) a - 1535 Gen ffyover) a. Block Stamp per wi Fe say Gosh Wha t- yield Pomme te f MW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page. 967
ON JANUARY 25, 1971, BY JEROME ° - Iwas at the Gunsmoke Ranch in Harbison -Canyon yesterday. When I got there, there were already 15 people present, most of whom I did not know and as I was leaving, three more people, STAN MC DADE snd his two sons, arrived. Those I knew among the others present were JERRY BUSCH, SAM DAVIS, GEORGE HOOVER a@nd ROGER WILLIS. Two of the others that Li noticed inperticular were a young fellow in his early 20's about 5' 6" tall, 130 pounds, dark brown hair, who was called GEORGE, and a big fellow with shoulder length hair and a goatee beard who was about 45 years old, 6! 5" tall, 300 pounds and. bald. I believe he may have been referred to by the name , ROYAL ° . . There did not seem to be any organized activity in progress. Most of the people were just more or less milling around and talking with each other. Most were carrying pistols and most were shooting muzzle loading weapons at one time. or. another. ; ' “While I was there, I got to talking to SAM DAVIS about _ HOWARD CLARK who lives at Ramona. DAVIS stated he felt he could trust CLARK completely and backed this up saying, that CLARK is storing some weapons for him. DAVIS said he had also ‘been working - on some machine guns with CLARK at Ramona at one time-3nd-edaed Dtin's Ssat0btnk-can_get_stiof tie INL _and_¢-4-piestic—exptosives _he- . wants. DAVIS said he would get a list of prices of this stuff fpom=CGEARR on February $5, 1971, and added that he, DAVIS, has to go to court that morning to answer charges on three traffic warrents . DAVIS also told me he will be going up to Mud River, Idsho, sometime in the early part of this summer with several other people to live. He said he will give me his address there when it becOmes available to him as he wants to stay in touch with me. It appears this may be 3 Minutemen commune he has been talking about starting for several months now. - . we . hoy . . ~ Hy 55009 Doold; 32989524 ‘Page 966 ° . . . we ae
. ' - a ee eer oe . * wee -over Sheet for Informant Report or ¥ ial { FD-206 (Rev. 9-30-69) @ varawosstinee = Date received P22 fF] Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) [_] in person [—] by telephone (__] by mail If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date meyer pine maine oF ¥y bol number) Sb SSK any [A_| orally (] recording device (_] written by Informant . : + a ec a re - : hae Dictated —_——_____-______ —___— to — Date(s) of activity File where originalis located ifnot attached 19C-246H * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. oO Infomation recorded on a card index by — o7- (795 Cha) Mader Bo Sieh fe AON EL : (e- M283 fo. - | (00 ~ “M247 © Hs | 7 — : {37> . ca (AMM) Open ab ass) a | et =e ais rma Kear =a Transcribed Authenticated by Informant on date rae er eee eet eel ee ey i rey ar | | | : Oo Ku Renee Lia he | i « —-NW_55009 Docld:32989524 Page 969
Nel Danas ote Se ahve Wate waentewiee wh he ow js 550059 Docld: 32983524 Page 370 “ON JANUARY 26, 1971, BY JEROME This morning I answered an ad in the newspaper and purchased a .22 calibre Remington rifle for $20.00. I bought the gun from a Negro individual by the name of MAURY (ph) (LNU) who is presently residing at 5880 University, Apartment #9. He looked to me to be in his late 20's, about 5' 9" tall and slender and was wearing 8 goatee beard and a moustache. He wore his hair in a modified Afro style and resembled comedian BILL COSBY very much, both in physical appearance and mannerisms, He told me he had just moved to San Diego from Los Angeles and is looking for work. While I was at his apartment, I noticed he had large ‘quantities of Black Panther and other black militant literature, including books. by ELDRIDGE CLEAVER and copies of the Black Panther Party newspaper. In addition to the .22 calibre rifle, he also hed in his possession @ .32 calibre automatic pistol which is a cheap imitation of the French MAB and is made in Spain. It has been learned that there is a San Diego Police Department officer named BOB SISK who claims he is a member of the Minutemen orgenization. I was in contact with GILBERT MC GILL Sunday. He is still employed at the Telephone Company. He told me he has been helping to tap some telephone lines and that it is still @ common practice for Telephone Company employees to listen in on telephone conversations in the San Diego area. Regarding the possibility of a big Minutemen meeting Guring the middle of December, 1970, I was unable to get in touch with BILL CLAY during almost the entire last half of December and it is possible he may have gone to the Chicago meeting. It is also possible that SAM DAVIS may have gone as I am -frequently unable to contact him for several days at a time. Lenssen eneeateateenaincletabmnartena emiestatamatenaaneindiaiatr ax SaRRRRRERREREERDE emanate eet
== aS GOVERNMENT —. Memorargum TO : SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286 4A) DATE: 2/12/71 FROM : SA STEVEN L, CHRISTENSEN | SUBJECT: SD 1155-R On 2/11/71, Source observed a rally on the San Diego State College campus which began at 11:00 a.m., with a meeting on the library lawn. Following this, between 500 and 1,000 students marched across the campus chanbine Slogans against the current military operations . n Laos, Source said following the march the rally continued with a skit put on by a group known as the Chicano Guerilla Theatre. ‘Following this a young male individuals named "SKIP" who said he was from MDM, spoke to the_crowd urging them to harass the Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton, California, diring the upcoming courts -martial of two MDM members there. Following this a young girl got up and announced there would be a meeting Sunday evening, 2/14/71, to plan for a big rally on San Diego State College campus Wednesday, 2/17/71. She indicated that persons desiring to attend the meeting should gather "down by the trees" and from “there they would march to the meeting place. She further stated that an additional purpose of the meeting would be to organize a new radical group on the San Diego State College campus which would cover all issues rather than having several organizations each interested in only one specific issue. C= 170-286 > 1 - 100- (HARRY RUJA) 1 = 100-14528 (STAG) 1 - Loontleke Suanors 1 - 100-14892 (MDM) ' 1 = 100-L4646( STANCLIFF) L -'25- HARASSMENT OF LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM 2/16/71 - 2/19/71) _ 1 ~ 100-13847 (SMC) -’ = 62-2008 (COM) 1 - 100-15507 (STEVE NYSTROM) 1 - 100-14495 t OnANSEEY) L = 100-14720 (WOMENS LIB) 1 - 100-15337 (STARSKEY) IO SA — | SLC/gak SEARCHED wo ENE : FB ab wee. frre Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan NW 55009 Docld: 32989524 —Page 371
SD 170-286. A Source also learned there was to be a closed meeting at 3:00 p.m., on 2/11/71, to plan for the Sunday evening meeting. Following this the microphone was opened to the audience but only one individual, a young male individual with long hair and wearing no shirt or shoes, took advantage of the opportunity. He spoke against carrying the Viet Cong fleg and against trying to destroy the system saying he believed the necessary changes .could be made within the established frame work. He was not too well received, Source also acquired a leaflet distributed by members of the Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD). The leaflet called for a massive demonstration against the Local draft board office on Park Boulevard and starting ; with a "mass-in" at the local board building at 10:00 a.m., on 2/16/71. . The leaflet indicated that persons interested in participating Should assemble in the Urey Hall parking lot at UCSD at 9:15 a.m., on 2/16/71. Other persons desiring to attend should find their own transportation. For: further information interested persons were’ requested to call telephone number 453- 3362. The leaflet stated that SMC desired to obtain the signatures of enough people so that during the period 2/16/71 - 2/19/71, 20 persons per hour could be assigned to be present at the draft board for harassment purposes. The leaflet indicated that there are many legal forms of harassment which Should be engaged in such as bringing any kind of garbage or miscellaneous articles to be filed in a registrant's folder as Selective Service ar law states that a registrant may place anything in his ; folder which he feels is pertinent to his draft status. -~2. MW 55009 Docid:32989524 Page S972
HW OS5009 Doold: 32969524 Page 873 Q SD 170-286. 4 The leaflet urged registrants to appear at the draft board simply to examine their file, or to ask any of a numoer of questions regarding their draft status. or the Selective Service System itself. The leaflet urged females to appear at the draft board and demand to be allowed to register for the draft denouncing the Selective Service System as sexist and racist or to flood the place with tears asking that their boy friends, brothers, CtCes be ‘-axempted from the draft. The leaflet also urged interested persons to deluge the draft board with letters requiring file searches and return correspondence in an effort to tie up the system. It pointed out that females by using their first initial and last name could request information from their non-existant files without being traced. . In addition, the leaflet urged persons to tie up the draft board telephone lines with many miscellaneous telephone calls. Also obtained was a leaflet requesting help and support in the case of SAMUEL C. MILLER, a prisoner in the brig at the 32nd Street Naval Station, The leaflet was issued by Concerned Officers Movement and indicated the group has a house at 3788 Tenth Street, San Diego, California, telephone numper 291-4062. . Source also obtained a leaflet indicating there will be some kind of a "teach-in" on the war in Southeast Asia with news film clips and other matérial at San Diego State College on 2/11/71 and 2/16/71, at 7:00 pom.
| | j SD 170-286 A Source recognized the following persons present at the rally: ALAN STANCLIFF MORRIS STARSKEY (possibly) (Source noted STARSKEY has a new office in the Bast Wing of the new library Room 529, telephone 280-5519) HARRY RUJA GARY GULLEY CONNIE STANCLIFF B.. J. BYSTROM A girl named "PAT" from Womens Liberation - NWUS5009 Doetd: 32989524 Page S74
io (oy ~ 2 mh ~ ite (the latest 4 fad sweeping Amend» Calleqes and Us. ) SS . In response to the escalation of the war into Iaos the UCSD Student Nobilacatio Conaittee is olanning a non~violent dicruptioon of the San Diego Draft Board for. tha entire week of Peb. 16-19 (LBuesday to Friday) » This action will be legal but effectively limit business as usual. Suddenly the draft board will be invaded by a hundreds of people, gravely concerned ahout their draft status or the draft stat. of their Loved ones. Some of the methods we suggest ares 1, Ask to see your files. 2. Ask to make avnointments to see your files. 3. Bring in anything you feel is pertinent to your case. This might inelude such things as a statement of your Feelings about the war, a roll cd toilet paper, a dead fish, a marble. The board is requirec to aceey:t end file ail. data you feel is pertinent to your drafty status, f{. Women can do several things; they can insist they want to register, for example, precliaiming the army a sexist institution or they can tearfully ask the board to spare their boyfriends. We will make use of the draft board's beaurceracy to shut it down. This metho: has been tried successfully in New Yoris and several other “astern cities. TUBSDAT FPSBRUA XY 16 MASS AT THN DRAFT LOARD AT 10:30. The address is 5757 Park Boulevard ~ % bléck south of the Capri Theater at “ark and University Wednesday through Fridey the action will continue and UCSD SMC is planning t: have atienst 20 people per hour at the draft board. UCSD voluriteers should sgn up for hours on these three days ut the table on Revelle Plaza to ensure effietiveness etngenks from other cempuses should come whenever they have available tins; EVSRYCHY SHOULD Bu, THunL TULSDAY. , Tf you are not able to come, there are other ways of interfering with the craft board, Take a 6¢ stamp, put it in an envelope addressed to the Selective Srvice System (preferably without your mane) say helic, sund coupons, send more t-ilet paper- Better yet, if you're a woman, write a letter asking for information about your file and sign this with pour firss initial only and last name (e.g. T. Nixon), You connot be traced, you will cause at least ainimun interruption as they search Tor your File, Host immortani: if you neve a dime call the draft seard next :eele at 29325'50 and talk about anythin; you want (Is this the zoo? 4s my ORT, cnere?) - Call a lot. Tie the phones up next week while we tie tae offica up. iaje? yourself, be creatives Peovie from UCSD going to the Tuesday action should assemble at 9:°5 i: the Urey Halli Paricing let, Bring ac r if you can. Anyone who can offer t:ansportaticn to the draft board during the rest of the week please sign up at the tabie in. Revelle and we will refer riders to yous For any questiens or information that would bd helpful to us rleas? call 135363562 (UCSD Information Gonter). Ranembyrs TULSDAY .LB WAY 16 AT Tis D AFE BOARD, BING A FRIUID, ~~ NW 35009 Doocid: 32989524 Page 95
NL! ach-in Or the ATTEND THE FAR OUT FRaa FLICKS ON DICK'S WAR, EERE AND THERE : NEWSREEL FILM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS s Amerikas Chicago, 1968; Stop the Draft Week; and the Black Lib. Struggles ' People's War: The latest, most comprehensive documentary of the Vietnamese People's daily struggle. AISO SPEAKERS AND DISCUSSIONS Thursday February II, 7:00 P.i:. SSIOO Tuesday February IZ, 7:00 Pol. SSIOO The United States is escalating the war in South East Asia. Troops have moved into Laos and Cambodia, the bombing increases’, and UeS» commandos’ . attack inside North Vietnam. The administration's long term plans eall for replacing U.S. soldiers with mercenaries, and automating. the war with ‘more planes, bombs, and pertieps even "tactical" nuclear weaponse Through all this the people of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam hold firm continuing to fight courageously against U.S. dominations ; At home, we are beginning to realize that a government guilty of GENOCIDE and ECOIDE in South East Asia cannot permit "liberty and Justice for all". The people ef Inde-~China need our continuing support. By getting our schools and our communities together, we can | best aid their liberation and our owe no - . Mor e | \,/ ar NW 55009 Doeld; 32969524 Page S76 ‘wy ' Ss ae me saree
as ee Bree PAR OT z \ ¢ he Pe .: — ese 22S FEBRUARY 12418 a i) [HE YWCA 1012 C STREET, SAN DIEGO The first women's conference in San Diego will bring together women interested in sharing ideas concerning our secondary position tn society, and in formulating actions and organization to change this. A proposal for the establishment of a San Diego Women's Center, — as one step in this direction, will be discussed. . " ALL women are invited to attend and participate. Child care, housing and transportation will be provided. or .v I eneel ext RALLIES ORIOLES OES SCHEDULE . a | FRIDAY, FEB.12 —— ° SATURDAY, FEB.13 | QeweLntroduction 1LQ~—-Women's Center, discussion be Lo--"What is Women's Liberation" on proposals _ , i L2~<Lunch, bring your own oo "12e—-Lunch; bring your own 3 ‘[eeeMargaret Wright, speaker on [wweeWrap UP, On Women's Center i ; "Sexism and Racism" and proposals from workshops | Qeanelilm, discussion groups 3uueePlans for action, 2G. i 3 :30-Break ” “tnternational Women's, Day ' Aeawe-Workshops I Gen-e-Dinner, Celebration, film, i GeumeDinner, pot Luck, bring . music, a time to relax! i a dish! . ; ; ‘ 7230 ~«W9- Workshopsil fe 4 alten ete Se eixaandheatieni nd WORKSHOPS : . . The workshops will deal with WOMEN and their relation to child care, abortion, work, the war, history, psychology, welfare, marriage and the family, rap groups, politics and as Woman identified Woman, Black and Brown Women, High School Women, and consumers. For further information or transportation call:286-6524 or 286-6509. If you plan to use child care’ facilities at conference, please call / 453-1518. " ; HW 55009, . . secpee be 43 ‘ 09, .Poold;32989524 TmHgebsrmi Called by women and various women's grmms
Ley st EP. cs BY LIE “THE NEW CA LATI - OFF LAOS! : a8 9D stad Be +3! HAs hy Wo ea He } $ a? a) och 4) 5! fet ct “Whe government has been telling you the troops are ser: and its a lie. They are escalating ana the news | is seo bac nothing is being released. The people of Laos are suiferin 800 raids by plane per day ~ Laos is the most bombed country in the world! = one fourth of the population are refugees from Amerie _can bombing. ; ae . ~. Our campus is directly supporting the war via: ROTC - NEL = the recruitment of students on campus by corporations that profit and survive on the war. In view of this caisis, let us unite in a peaceful, legal, protest. . THURS SDAY 11:00 | , . Rally on Old Librar y Lawn LL ° eke Maxch < across campus 4 1339 - : Rally in Aztec Center 12 200 OUR SISTERS AND BROTHERS IN S.B, ASIA ARE COUNTING ©:
prisoner in the 32nd street SPIES yeamvel C. Mijer 1@ ” bs y } = Som.Miller ig a conschentious objector. ... O. ~ Som Miller nas written, By lending my support’ to ‘thé military, aon Mee Ane ie oone rouponsible to God “for those major actions of the military, therefore I have been forced to accept the responsibility of war and death, This responsibility I can no longer accept. A Christian ~  eitizen must be responsible to both man and God, what he may not do is obey men rather than God, or overlook the degree of compromise in our best acts, or SL6SS: over-the sinfulness ‘of war. ~ A Navy chaplain ‘writes; “san Miller -is- a‘sivédre; devout christian. He is regular in his attendance of Divine worship and:gives every: ‘expression of following the teachings of Christ. + toes 2 Fees His minister writes; Wis beliefs are well grounded in the church and Bible.and his: actions have'*béén- true to his beliefs. I have no hesitation in submitting this letter declaring the eredibility of yr. Miller's decision for release from military involvement due ta. religious. -beliefs, The Navy Times, Jan 20,.71; Military. officers have a hard time ; eing judicial about these claims, ... because "the notion is. widely held that conscientious objectors. are at best cowardly and at worst sub- Wersives." 0 eet Department of Defense Directive 1300.6 (vt, A.1) Employ the person (conscientious objector) in duties. which Anvolve the. aimimun practicable conflict with his - asserted beliefs pending investigation and decision on. the case. ~ . . . TRIS CASS HAS Nov Sven BEEN DECIDED UPON BY Tue WAVY Under orders to Southcast Asia, for the second time, gam Miller wrote;"Such participation in this ship's movement would be in direct conflict..with my. asserted beliefs." SAM MILLeR did’ the: only. thinghé’ could do in conscience, he refused to g6. Hé never’ went UA. He was .conyieted before a General Court Martial of missing Movement. Results; 1.‘Nine”“months confinement’ at hard labor. (& mos to ~0) ew ps Total “forfoituré So? pay, oe ~"- "-~ 3) Reduction in rate from B-5 to E-l, 4. A Bad Cohdtict “prscharge “ero tie Sertice, Pe NAVY TAs STIED Wot PISSED FupcMain gn wre COVSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR CLAIM (as of 10 Fetruary 1971) , OVER OVER + OVER OVER MW 35009 Docld: 32959524 Page S75
zi wooo r) ’ SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-23} SA STEVEN L, CHRISTENSEN NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARTY - RACTAL HATTER » On 2/4/71, ED DANNER,. Gorasttgnor, 52a, Diego mt County District, Attorney's | OL LiCl MACS, ‘available the Ol “attached information regarding activities of captioned . organization, cof. i at is noted that’ the attached material indicates Shat MATT COLE or KAHLE, National Commander of captioned organization, is expected to be in the San Diego, Californta avea on 2/14/71, for the purpose of recruiting and organizd ng. for bis omganization at San Diego. : SPL ee, , “On 2/11/71, SDJ 1155=R was contacted regarding -the attached material and advised he is unfamiliar with any of the individuals involved but. stated if COLE dces come to the San Diego area, he will in all iikelinood contact VIC HALTON ¢ or JOR BRINKER, informant stated that VIC WALTON has fallen Anto disfavor with many local right wine individuals as he has apparently sold some of ¢hem down the river in court cases, , He Said there has even been some talk about killing WALTON. Pro 157-28 (i= 170~286 A T= 1002-14303 tyne WALTON). L = 100-14292 (JOE ‘SRIKER) SLO/eale (Vy ee d , | seamen _ pe BEY SXED . SSuauzen gic eee | ai ht Biseg VV ie Ameer ee NW.55009 Doold:329a9524 Page S80
| | | | { HW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 981 Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M al . 2D } FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) ” *: , . Date prepared x ve a as Received by iethod of delivery (check appropriate blocks) . (} in person Bi by telephone {_] by mail UP orally {_]recording device — [(_] written by Informant | If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: ate Dictated _2fely to Many —— Date(s) of Ectivity Transcribed 2/23/74 Authenticated by Informant Brief description of aativity’ oF material File where originalis located ifnot attached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MERTING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENGE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. * (7) Information recorded on a card index by _-_ on date Remarks: 7-098 (i) a arto lew sesh se (S1- 2224 {Chace toads / (59-2198 (Bominic) jie" UD hie rrest) b0-1297C Davis ) Be |/00- 153356 (Noover) — 06- 1b O ( Reger Welles) \3D -sioacelale A - 74 a ~L ei Bae rere i (: mY AAN Sie NY LHEGY ce n sy
we a i L l : e e - On February 4, 1971 By JEROME Today I checked the Minutemen Post Office Box at Spring Valley, California, and found a letter addressed to AFSC. The person sending the letter -- used regular Minutemen precautions in sending it, such as double wrapping the message, The message itself was written on a two inch by four inch piece of paper in grease pencil and said, "Make contact February 7, 7:00 a.m., 445-9570", This looks very interesting and I plan to go ahead and make the contact as requested on the note, I have learned recently that SAM DAVIS and TOM ‘FORREST have been doing a lot of business together for Some time, The name RONALD TIMOTHY DOMENICK or DOMINIC is not familiar to me but the name "PAUL" and the description you gave me sounds like an individual who hangs around with RREST and some of the other gun people. I also have heard a rumor before that FORREST is operating some kind of a shop on the Mexican boarder and ‘FORREST allegedly deals in a lot of illeg’d stuff FORREST has had two large boats and lost both of them, There.is a story around which I believe is probably true that nis second boat was bombed as a result of a quarrel or Something over Smuggling. I have never heard anything about him having any hand grenades on the boat but he may have had Some kind of high explosives . on it. With regard to the Gun*Smoke Ranch’ being for Sale, it is my understanding that all of the people at the ranch including DAVIS, HOOVER, WILLIS and several - others will eventually ove going to the Mud River, Idaho, area... Hw 35009 Doold: 32989524 Page S52 -
a ~ - ; 0 i re On February 4,1971 eee te ee amemee By JEROME Ee po! Bee hs Note: On February 5, 1971, it was determined that telephone number 445.9570 is a public pay telephone located in the front of a liquor and grocery store at 2262 High~ way 80 by Alpine, California. The Location of this telephone number was furnished to informant so that he might have it watched in an effort to determine the individual's identity he would be contacting. - os a ee . . . : Gore « a a co | ae to ; _ Nw 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 983