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11/3/70 By Jerome - ~ - . * tity woe t : ” a 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 down somewheres in Texas one the way back and HOOVER went to rescue hin, On the ranch there is a pistol range and a range with paetesSepts 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 7 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 716. Was. oo Pe a —_ . . 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 MA2 carbine parts which he WLIL sell at a good price. He gets alot of his stuff from @ place in Los Angeles, and he has approached .BERRY GODFREY ~ asking him to stop at that place the next time he is in Los Angeles and obtain some hand grenade casings. . The casings are apparently being sold for $1.00 a pie. x Z Learned that the house HOOVER lived in on the ranch was burmed 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 thirking about staging a punitive raid on the SDPD in retaliation for the arrest of TSSAC CANTRELL. He said however he did not know CANTRELL, AW 55000 Docld: 32989523 —Page—#56
eS 9 a ee errr HW 55000 and the speeches given were dull and uninteresting. yesterday. .He said there has been evidence of many 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 kmows 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 primacora in 500 feet lengths for $30.00. : im It was learned that the SMC antiqwar march 11/1/70 was @ complete failure, There were only 150 - 200 people who participated in the march, with a few more ; attending the rally. Nothing of interest happened T was in contact with PETER REPLINGER: 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, } . It was also learned that SM DAVIS wants to order 10000 .223 caliber bullets through BARRY GODFREY's contact which will cost $255. It was also learned that FRANK YACOPEC wants to order 1000 M-1 carbine bullets. Tome AeMe RS ew Docld: 329895253 Page 657
(MW ee, NIXON Says WE ARE WIDHDRAWING..cccssceseoseesscecssesescescesensansesoBUTs FACT: Last week the Super Carrier Ranger left for Vietnam with over 5,000 men and 125 planes. FaCT: Friday morning the Carrier U.S.S. Kitty Hawk leaves San Diego . also for Vietnam with another 5,000 men and 125 planes. BS, B Beal TROY! WIDER: This war is costing you, the taxpaying citizen, $2 million each and every day, that is approximately 91500 B year for every man, woman and child in this country. Because a. wax economy is non-productive 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. Onur 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? 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 as 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. Servicemen and civilians are working together to end this war for the first time in history. Show your support for the servicemen today. BRING ALL Tila TROOPS HOME NCi/! HW 55000 DocId: 3: : a NN ————————
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On 10/29/70 Poe By Jerome twas 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. 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 ac UCSD, It was also learned that CLAY now has his private pilots license. ; . It has also ben earned that BERRY GODFREY and . _ other members of the Minutemen group may be present at the SMC march and rally on 11/1/70. ok ay te pa wean eet? wed eR - AWO55000—Boeld:32989523 Page sh0 |
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I ~ 3 vine oy HW 55000 Doctt<]}32999523—Page 662 . anc overpasses around the La Mesa and El.Cajon area. ‘on his Hollyoaks Ranch in Harbison Canyon, - On 11/9/70 By Jerome evens Twas 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 @ number of pro-Minutemen slogans on bridge abutments ‘lately. I had a.chance to talk to BILL CLAY this morning. He is still upset about MELVIN CRAIN, He thinks CRAIN is behind a large part of the left wing activities in the county. He said he believes CRAIN has a lot of weapons and ammunition stored away > CLAY also mentioned that KENNETH GOFF was in town yesterday. He said GOFF was and probably Still is a close associate of DH PUGH, CLAY said GOFF is sort of a religious fanatic. He suspects GOFF may have concealed DE PUGH forayhile when. DE 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 "Targo" and allegedly obtains its orders and instructions by code through a TV Program named "Dark Shadows". “He said 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 IV program's . script. He also said there have been references to "Largo"
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HW 55000 On 11/10/70 ot By Jerome so i ra 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 many 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. It 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 “-ussl 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 correction between DAVIS and ISSAC CANTRELL awhile ago, CANTRELL is the one who was arrested by local and féderal authorities for unlawful possession and manufacture of automatic : weapons, Docld: 329899523 Page 665
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‘with known members of the Mimitemen organization, such as MICHAEL ' AW 55000 saiasiemeneeeeee en = - Ee | “a 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 familiar to me. Iwas fairly welleacquainted with STEPHAN SMITH. He was in the San Diego area for a period of approximately ayear 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 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 menber in name only as he anpeared 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 suppo sed 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 STAD : ment, which belonged to the companys oe ee 7 Doctd:32969523 Page 69 re 1 my = 7 Ser Mogren enIen Se Ree “ey ant mrersttemtnrenn We remnant, 2 Saabdinnemeaddelidinaaaetiaes- aeabdeianatii detuaannetasieieiemenen mene teeamacter er ™~*,. meemearscnraiommnnenymeinne mat
As a sidelight, SMITH would build monitoring and — “pugging" 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!'. 2 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 weekend of November 271, and 22, 1970, and from the talk I have heard, it sounds as though it will be a regular gather- ing of the Minutemen organization and other Right Wingers in this area. JERRY GEIER, L nowy will be there with weapons. to show and sell. BENNY 9 the barber who has all the machine guns and rifles in his barber shop, is located on the west side of 30th Street, about Ie blocks north of EL Cajon Boulevard. | | HW AS000 Docld:32969523 Pagé o7f0 ;
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A ten a A re peanmanianenan bri, hirer ion . ' aaasnneth bmamotion manent era ooeeener @. W/l6/70 by JEROME St Lowas 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 hartrass 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 Doberman Pincers CRAN& 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 later on, 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 sy 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 General PATTON. He told me that he, BILL CLAY and BARRY GODFREY “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. FETER claimed he has a friend who works at the Frontier Gun Shop in San Diego who is a right wing individuals and is selling unregistered ammunition and firearms. PETER has been carrying a ,63 caliber revolver lately. . “ HW 55000 Thee REOPEN Kreme a f Laalidaeaeakeroemiatss Come 2 cia eer nie isnhsSheleuedn laurent ch cataa mance cree ae 1 ey Docld: 32989523 —Paye—672 . a
| | HW 55000 . . . See we I also learned that SAii DAVIS has ah 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 thoysands, DAVIS apparently has a brother who is also very militant and is working with him, I am 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 #h3 @, person named FRANK W. CORRIGAN wrote requesting information, . the edbause 1s (ses8 Fravthe bine , fos cee Casifernin a a vee - a Docld: 329695273 Page 673 : : a a ae =
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TT Baenet of M ng atl On 12/1/70 ee ee ee By JERME 9 ee ee Zowas 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 sald she was told REDDIN is sufficiently 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 named 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. Bogor HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 676.
HW 55000 _ y / AS: ~barnanw = re —— = t She asked that her son, DAN T. MC NICKLES, a student at San 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 Headquarters. 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 along. We then went together to see 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 Alhngquerque 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 knowing 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 MOWBRER 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 MOWZER told him that for some reason DE PUGH had people looking for this girl to kil her and that also she was being sought by the FBI. Docld: 3298952753 Page 67?
eA Rate tanec oe bb aD rier RR Ae Se OR RRS CSTE EE ae arr Setting gates eee SSS EET , me fe Iw 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 Minuceman 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 veference to MC NICKLES to ain her confidence. CLAY and DAVIS want to have another meeting soon for the purpose of setting up 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 st with CLAY and DAVIS it appears that there has been i considerable improvement in the communications and i coordination among the Right Wings in this area. j . Additionally, regarding my contact with MC NICKLES, H she told me she Is Neo-Nazi. She also said she is ! in contact with JOSEPH BRINKER and also said that HENNING 7 ; 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. HW 55000 Docld: 327989993 —Page—673 a :
mad ae | Cover Sheet. for Informant Report or M ED.36% (Rev. 9-30-69) Received by SASou [Al oratty (_] recording device Date of Report [7] written by Informant Hethod of delivery (check « appropriate Socks) (jin person [7] by telephone (_] by mail ¥f ora})y furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated Transcribed Authenticated by Informant a iptipa, of activity or material ‘ . File where originalis located ifnot attached /QO~ 2LGA * 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 Son date Remarks: [OO- OF Chabhong eo) — (ncket: Fa chin (70 ~ 256A — ag feeferts a aa Nore [tele | - 7 7 SYojlelioed ee frabe Io/e Forman UEC) \~ VAVAVAVAVI YER AG VAG aD HW 55000 DBocld:32989523 Page 679
- . . My parents, who just recently returned “A 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, Hawaii. 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 ponited States, MOWS _ They also said he Basmneumermteicty ‘another Ree man named STEPHEN SUED, of Yugoslav nationality, who they said was trying £0 run for some public office in the recent elections in Hawaii. Sued yo makes pegalar Te ps to Yagoslaviar g se entereinaes ae ee peer em et A kN aia Feat ae t ah A TN ate ca ne etonedemies beings eed otal « on L iw 550 : 89523 Page 630
? 7 errr’ aT. Sa. a ee F rsoanntttl Se Cover Sheet for informant Roport “e al ‘ 4 Tusa ae © FD-305 (Rev. 9-30-09) . - ~ Date received Received from (name or symbol number, < $ f f . “ seaecemaiacn areca i Say (2 fs) O £ te _ - wan tp abe oe ys - f\ Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) a {_]in person {__] by telengone [_] by mail jeal orally If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated ee EO f - Transcribed . - vs ‘Authenticated hea TD by Informant * Brief description af activity or material Date prepared Lf 20/ OC Received by <> Shintk. Ks CLA LE (__] recording device . . Nea” p tae eeneenemn GEO ALT RAED, ES WLIO LD ATLL TY EI MOE LEI {__) written by Informant Date of Report [/3/79 Date(s) of activity = fo /70 File where originalis located ffnot attached AGO -2ECA e ! pentie 8 eae eermnenerennimanentn neni ternasti tbe # * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. ? VIOLENC ((} Information recorded on a card index by Remarks: |/o7 -17 gF Ct) (es 2hed =e ath ~ be oss Soha Bush 4) 55000 Docld: 32969523 Page 661 : BOR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. on date | preminene SA Nice eter W 2D Ye Toi. We “Fun = tet ‘ile
On, 12/3/70 ; at © - By JEROME 4 toe, “wee 8 . ZT 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. ZI was also in contact with JOHN BUSH last night. He is, still wheeling and dealing in surplus military goods and especially military manuels. I- acquired from him a Special Forces Manuel on Air Drop Methods and Codes. _ He 55000 Dorld: 32969523 Page 632
nny Rover Sheet for Informant Report.or M at —_ om / Eb O06 (Rev, 9-30-59) Y : © : Date prepared ae LF [TL Date reccived Received from (name or symbol number) Received by > Hote a SARE CHE anna etal ne eee ig SY > NN af - Fs ZL on ’ ” s 7 ‘ 5 et [| SS COTE at Loy oy ‘» net ee sno perennation; arity, other Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) (ia person CI by teleptene {_] by mail Aj orally (} recording device ([] written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: ; . ~  =""T Date of Report Date - Dictated OE £0 : VA 4 ‘4 7O . a tee . . Date(s) of activity Transcribed —U ; ay of ae Ce ee Pe pe Authenticated ; |. by Informant Brief description of activity or material * 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: fJ27A-STIE fo | | WO 2&6 “EV yy ° a 08 ~ ae Cera L. £ Seni) poe \TT- °° (defen Seat if of hk Pete (00-1533 io, CMe J * on date ace ; . _ IS ety: . : eee Se Page 653 55000 DoclId: 32969523
On 12/11/70 By JEROME ‘IT am 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. . Ahched os ac y, Mofemare | fylet pd eg pros Moly oe HW 55000 DocIld:32989523 Page 684 = |. _. ee
if DS. STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITEE CX COMMITTEES — Applications 7 for three student positions on Academic is Honesty Comauttee are open. Applications availatle in AD126 and AS Uftices, Deadtine Monday, COUNCH - Arts and tetters position open, Applications available in the Oraanizations Ottice. Appii, wens due Dec. 15, interviews 3p.n, Dec. 16, HEALTH SERVICES B6ARD — Meetine 11 Monday, Room 231, Health Services Bldg. Oper to ail students, INTERFRATERHITY COUNCIL — Presidents meet- ing 10 p.m, today, Rooms B or G. Aztec .Center. Bel Sud pictures will be taken. Elec. tion Of IFC rust chairman. Iniportact, please . oss attend, _" ~  PUBLICATIGHS BOARD — Meeting li, Tuesday, , el “FF sD Arizoag Troctim * Ordinarily the adniinis | ' Diego State College stitution’s Board of Teuste pay much attention to a er oxtolihne the dnd fShe Billtant? — the ers’ Pariy fewspaper. We ape ihai they dk an The was Morris dedicated Marxist who spovker ‘Arizona Stale Universily ane 20: t : of ff Fy fi Senate” bye Sr] q ignore it. Liaave met the caemy and itis me. Now, atthe count efthive, Fwilt awaken and return to normal. One. ‘wo... Que of fice PSUR Mo oetings Woam, Tuesdays, Rooms Kaad L, Aztee Couter, COUN, ASSOCIATION — Meeting UW am. Ded, 15, $8937. FOLK GANCING ~— Sunday night 7-9, Dee. 13, Room C, Adeco Center. treck, [rraeli, Ser- bien, American, and many more dances, Lf you enjoy dancing and mecting anew people, make yourself haowa, Everyoue welcome, Bring a friend, {t's free. GAY LIBERATION FRONT — Due to _ weather, Sunday’ $s Gay in w al he J held st CESL Alva- rado Rd, Vet B77 ee HOUSING CENTER — Bieyele auction, 10 a.m. ° Saturday, Aztec Centor, . MODERN BANCE CLUS — Weekly meeting 11 a.m, Thursdays, WEE. Everyone welcome. No experjence necessary, nye - .. ant strators of San and the in- would not ha soquet speark- anniversary af Socialist Work- do dast weekend, $ i. Stavsky, 4 was fired feor for his active advocucy cf fur left causes, RMe, Starsky, now a fessor ab San SHeea § Or, nl We surest tos that they consider him fare Dies date for the Avieona lrur a ete philosophy pro- Stata Callase, eaudy has not chaneed his kteipes. « Slate officials a prime candi- yVnentk t a> MORRIS J ‘ hired, as of Sept. J, ona - phy, ARSKY LIVES AT 6851 ALVARADO RD, APT. 14 they 1/5,/49 SD TEMPE, ; ue ¥ be by. =} , Dentaceny ATauy in TP PUGS Py i 'S t. t t Ariz, (AP) ~ Dr. |. jMorvis Starsky, controversial jformer assistant professor aul l Arizona State Uniyersity. is! itcaching as a visiting lecturer ati ed | ! t ie ; iSan. Diego State, the "State Press ! has reported. | The chairman of the phils phy department at San Diego | iState, Dre Patricia. Crawford. : has confirmed that parsty wads one: | “wae 1g dome neeetner tga a pte jean tewereey nat eahernt oom Aya Liberate “year basis to fuach iso courte pullosu- : logic and 20th Century cat ASU stucent aid Starsky express j , telephoue interview thet an ale: teint would be made to j ic Pee ardize his pesitien at the fornia college hy in administration af} cal activitins al Ariz Starsky, an admitted See was phiced on one ven tii sabbatical ave “oe Buard af Revents hase. ing a chiss, ty add ratty al the - iy ot Zo The Tach coraatitics st aeademie L[reecgonr. acd tenure had recommenced that itn charges brought against bin bef 4 dis missed. The student news Starsky as savin; to be away from frem_ the public” sthoul, he said, the Avizoni ievivtatetre” with - “polticu! contrat extremely ad: reet simeo the de istatise cicet. in Phoenix.” Starsky hi Is fkdoa court sui Sechise daoressin bbe piper quoted: “wee: vay ‘i was ASU, view.” ‘ " , forlernt . . moa } Position as an ets tele rot philasopfiy "he Py rate ae ar ted -¢
SSS SS Cover Sheet for informant Report or y ta] : FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) © e a . Date prepared Date received Received from (name or symbol number) | Received by ” ‘c / My [az f - wet LN T-4 Ve fr (CALLIS SC tle | Ca nepernaniret wa sbiliAlSe nL ca ns Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) a Ah ene oe J. {_] in person | by tclepkone (_] by mail p <J orally (—_] recording device © , (__} written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report . Date Soe ep tbe ong . oe fe ee . reo - Dictated ee 0 - 4 a aA a . - . . Date(s) of activity Transcribed — Doe. Cha te dee GRE rene : ¢ Authenticated : . whe tal te ap by Informant —_ et a Se ar: Brief description of activity or materi Uf 3fo/ wae wt on, ae < File where originalis located ifnotattached } | (70 ~ 2864 * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. 1 VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. () Information recorded on a card index by Remarks; on date \(o-RPed BI /30 ~ (S340 e Hoover)  ~ a | 100 ~ 15337 (S# 4) 7 - ie : : [00 ~pr0~ ise (Levey over) GF « - SI SAN DIEU : MMU MOTOR : ACRLCU CN jE
REPORT BY JEROME JANUARY 4, 1971 He was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday who apparently has not been doing much of anything. He also saw JERRY GEIER last night who claimed he has made contact with a Minutemen group at Los Angeles which is . involved in buying and selling weapons. He told many ‘about some new Minutemen business cards which are coming out of Los Angeles. We got around to talking about hand grenades and GEIER said that although he did not openly solicit hand grenades. for money, he would obtain some for money if he happened to run across any. | oo , r 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. HW 55000 NEN remem renee - Woes ane tae Rate enrnen, es eran rene erene tins met Docld: 32989523 Page 687 ee
i (” ~ 16/9 (Codfree, ) Date received e | Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M. QR ° : OO “fiber (Kev. 9-30-69) _/ : . ‘ * | Received, from (neme or symbol number) mt hoe kL, i poe 9 ok L Obes ESOL TU we sonnets 7A Sf Ct Hit Ae UNUS 7EC1 See. Method of delivery (check a appropriate lock s) (J in-person {_] by telephone (__] by mail Ex orally {cj recording device (CJ written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report Date . Dictated to f, 7 Z, - Date(s) of activity . Transcribed * Authenticated : ye, by Informant : / Py, W File where originalis located ifnot attached Brief description pf activity or material € La 4; re. itt azote VA cul [G0 ~2FPOA * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (+) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (7} Infermation recorded on a card index by on date Remarks: (87 LTE (bee) I Se (= Wed ES LG [G0 ~ 15489 (cori Lue) | | . . | j00 ~/424'7 (BD | oo - 2- elo (Shaw Pe Leck, ) pO ID (Freak Vacehec) - ~~ 3% LO (Levis Ces er) | | wt eek “NED ote Te pe wet a ZoI—SAN VILLAS wes rn VavavaVavatalivaes Oadby. - no-16bA-b3 yo -— pt#293 Che) ) 16-1 FOSS Ley Busgeh) (Soe ahem ese ten ee REND ERECT sammy ae rtegan mun aesine ENON RHON 4 Me 23 Page 666 Lee ee
REPORT BY JEROME . await i Ned “s tue, 2 3! aC ae whet Pe a es JANUARY 7; i9gy7l L was talking 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 .- oriented 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 Bali Gun Shop | ~ have also learned that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM 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.. . , oad. ee thf TP OFVE. S HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 689 |
HW 55000 DocId:32989523 Page 696 { haan fom . ae a “ vs According to HOOVER, the beauty of organizing such 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 would be set up in @ 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 ‘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 kmown 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 | . . ead cecereerenpeeeeenanmenenttittestttt tee Ott OEE COO A a I we mienageenenn Cam me
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. - Tt has come to my attention that JERRY BUSCH has fallen out of favor with most of the Minutemen members who do not 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? HW 55000 Docld: 32969523 Page 691
? [Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Ma ry . . | FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) . . A Date prerared SM28L 7, Date received Received from (name or symuol nimber) Reco a, bs LS Uethdd of delivery (check appropriate re blocks) [jin person * ([_]oy telephone [| by mail f\7 | oraily Co recording device (J written by Informant PAN enna If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report Date . f . ' , . - Dictated ES ¥ 0) ; cs 7 1 _f . Date(s) of activity Transcribed . ¢ Authenticated by Informant Brief description of-activity or material _ ft 4 pe Kove t Lees [2/7 / 170 — QFE * INDIVIDU ALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*} ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (J Information recorded on a card index by __.__SE on date LT Remarks: M0~ (sol Reflagerd (r Let § Usi-He ly OO ~ J4/.296, “112%6. (Conde) | Ae CLEC - Mom bed CT BT SEAROED — SERIALIZED 4 HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page File where originalis located ifnot attached
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— | CoverSheet for Informant Report or: tal . ? _— fPP-306 (Rev. 9-30-69) Cd ; @ “ . . Date prepared a" SL290/ 7 Received by : : “/ ttn _ OP WAI IS fCet be (_q] orally {_] recording device (__] written by Informant o x ner Date of Repo SLI3 {7 Date(s) ‘of activity Date ve .. 3 a Dictated Transcribed Authenticated by Informant * 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: ~ (s7-P CMM) oo, adie, hare 24 -SF64— >> [87 ~ 1G Cf in oll bles J 1 {00 —286H i on date Block Stamp SE) 2) Cl cneld eh ef aoe Sean odast LIZED “Fd : 5, ee be SAN biEUin ; . cata VAVAVAV ATT EEE WAAL AR, tek, DoclId: 32969523 Page 694 55000
By JEROME a Slop I was 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 drugs had been purchased and that effective leadership was lacking at the Norborne Headquarters, »s 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 a distribution. _ AW O550090 DoclId: 32989523 Page 695
i 7 a - ” * ¥ * v Fy ™ -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 896, 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, Illinois, 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 Gistributed 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, MC NICKIES 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 a bulletin implied that DE PUGH's wife is "blowing" the. money which is being received for his defense. Gor HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 696
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 an@ the Post Office Box Number P76 - at Spring vaiiey California. AW 35000 Docld: 3299952 3—Page 697
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{ | t L, | } HW 55000 ON JANUARY 14, 1971, BY JEROME I was contacted by 1 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 County Administration Building tomorrow morning. It was 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. - J also learned from BILL CLAY last night there is to be a speech at UCSD on Sunday, January 17, 1971, at 7:30 p.m. on the Venceremos Brigade. I will get more "details tomorrow. sandaeeadeenen ee Docld: 329899523 Page 693—
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TO awe ne beeen ¢ "HW 55000 - Docld: 32989523 Page TOL hat x te eRe ah ett Bote srbaBhah-one ADCS Ke Annona HDT No Meclad hi wetter ene tteelinetslens ae 99 : re ON JANUARY 15, 1971, BY JEROME - os ¥ ee er er ond ge Nem er ee em ee ee ek a ee ‘ prey, : . + fe rt | t a toe _ sae aw eeee Mo ewe nw eee . a ¢ oa 7 fos ‘ OOP ee Teh tte an s an ae . . . we, te . _ ose : . a ones ‘ es . Qo “oy . “s. I obtained a copy of a leaflet advertising a speech. 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 Brigades. The speech is to take place at 7:30 p.m. in Room MC 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.
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ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME aan ay Meee * . T 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 alweys had a reputation as a "“blabber mount", but actually only talks about little things which -are not very important. CONDE is a clever, dynamic,. ambitious and hardworking person. He has a lot of money and is very ‘willing to put some of it into right wing activities. CONDE has many Cuban exile contacts and is a Cuban himself. In particular, 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 elso has many contacts among the shrimpers and tuna sievers. This is because he has a marine engine and shipfitting business and does much work for the fishing boats. It is “entirely likely that CONDE mey be involved in some way with illegal arms shipments on some of these fishing boats between here and some Latin American countries. If this is happening, I doubt that the weapons sre coming to the United States through the Latin American countries, but are probebly 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 Ecuador. 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 a pistol shoot there with quite a few people attending. Last weekend they had a shotgun shoot at skeet. The group at the Gunsmoke pero DocId: 32969523 Page TOS
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ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME I have learned that sometime ago, FRANK YACOPEC and JERRY TARTAGLIO were in contect 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 treining in the Palm Springs, California, area at about the beginning of the-second World War. According to what this colonel said, PATTON and 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 ther: ' invwholesale quantities. I 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 whers people have found such buried supplies in the desert out beyond Palm Springs. This area is still ell Government property .- that is very little inhabited any any time. Avparently the Government has either lost its records, forgotten about, or simply doesn't care about all the sturf that is supposed to ‘be buried out there. In particular, this colonel told YACOPEC ‘and TARTAGLIO about a large concrete bunker with big double steel doors which he said was filled with ammunitions end explosives and also buried. He apparently 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 dig out the bunker. If it is at all possible, T will try and go along with them to see what they actually find. ferom ¢ : . AW 55000 Docld: 32989523 Page" 705 “-, siaahedemeeeeenennenene neneeeenn
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Dien’ s “AW 55000, ON JANUARY 25, 1971, BY JEROME . ea I was st 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 end his two sons, arrived. Those I knew among the others present were JERRY BUSCH, SAM DAVIS, GEORGE HOOVER end ROGER WILLIS. Two of the others that I noticed inparticular 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 end talking with each other. Most were cérrying pistols and most were shooting muzzle Loading weapons at one time or another. an ; . “While I was there, - I aot 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-end.cdrad that: ObARK ean cet oth of 4ne-END and—C-4-~piestic—explosives _he- wants. DAVIS said he would get a list of prices of this stuff fvom-CEARN on February 85, 1971, and added that he, DAVIS, has to go to court that morning to answer charges on three traffic warrants. DAVIS also told me he will be going up to Mud River, Idesho, 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 es he wants to stay in touch with me. It appears this may be a Minutemen commune he has been talking about starting for several months now. Docld: 32989593 Page 707 — Lo. — eos tem " o ie T
Tavares PRE Aree A nite nm Sa Sennar ee Semen -over “Shoot for Informant Report or ¥ ial PD-206 (Rev. 9-30-69) . = Date received Received from (name or synibol number) Received by Gf, phere HERE OS eRe RNa ae A . ware WOLD \ rn ct BAS fevcse K Cnithes t ¢ | Hethod of delivery (check appropriate-blocks) [clin person ‘ [7] by telephone {] by mail i orally {__] recording device {_} written by Informan Date of Report If orally furnished and reauced to uri@ng by Agent: Date wen oN Dicfated ee . - et . . Date(s) of activity f Transcribed Authenticated by laformant File where criginalis located ifnot attached . _ 7? 4 % 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 en date ‘| Remarks: s7- IT 95 Cte ) Coe Or 4253 Ci. {00 — A 24T (, Cag) (Ss7- (tic (ZAK) i ofonncteigs | a \20-3.664-7 | syriisy (Plc k Stamp ‘ = en vazed <r) le FSi-—SAN urseu vu AA Cehai ween ier Yer: } NW 55000 DocId:32989523 Page 708 ;
riewrloetaedt meee jaw 55000 | Docld:3279895273 Page 7TO9 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 122 calibre rifle, he siso. had in his possession @ .32 calibre automatic pistol which is a cheap imitation of the French MAB and is mede in Spain. It has been learned that there is a Sani Diego Police Department officer named BOB SISK who claims he is @ member of the Minutemen organization. i I was in contact with GILBERT MC GILL Sunday. He is still employed st 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. during 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. go t i Regarding the possibility of a big Minutemen meeting
TTT SER TLS GOVERNMENT £0 FROM ed mye és E BW 55000 Docld:32969523 Page T10- SUBJECT: _ San Diego State College campus which began at 11:00 a.m., in Laos . ‘Martial of two MDM members there. ' of the meeting would be to organize a new radical group ~ Memorangum - @ SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286 4) DATE: 2/12/71 SA | STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN | . ecpreetigoeets tg an ee On 2/1771, Source observed a rally on the with a meeting on the library lawn. Pollowing this, between 500 and 1,000 students marched across the campus chanting slogans against the current military operations 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, during the upcoming courts 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 on the San Diego State College campus which would cover all issues rather than havine Several organizations each interested in only one specific issue. ~286 A 1 - 100- (HARRY RUJA) ~ 100-14528 (STAG) 1 + 100-14733( GULLEY) - 100-14892 (MDM) 1 - 100- A646 STANCLIFF) =" 25-~ HARASSMENT OF LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM 2/16/71 - 2/19/71) ~ 100-13847 (SHC | ~ 62~2008 (CON) 1 - 100-15507 (STEVE NYSTROM) - 100-14495 STANGER) L - 100-14720 WOMENS LIB) - 100-15337 (STARSKEY) ye el A 7". FiG/eak SEAROHED —ARDENE — SERIANZED _\_ FLED FSR AG 1/4 BISA LUEGU yp Ve RARRR A (13) cl . / Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly oh the Payroll Savings Plan —
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 flag 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 menbers 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- 335 62. 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 law states that a registrant may place anything in his folder which he feels is pertinent to his draft status. ~2. HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page 711
HW 55000 -\ <4, 2 SD 170-286. A 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 , etc, be exempted 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 tle 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 numoer 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 p.m. Docld: 32969523 _ Page 712 ‘ , |
‘ + ’ SD 170~286 A / Source recognized the following persons present at the rally: HH—55000 Docld:39989593 Page 713 ALAN STANCLIFF MORRIS STARSKEY (possibly) (Source noted STARSKEY has a new office in the Rast Wing of the new library Room 529, telephone 286- 5549) HARRY RUJA GARY GULLEY CONNIE STANCLIFF B,. J. BYSTROM A girl named "PAT" from Womens Liberation
~ wet Deel See to “OIA (the Satest —\ Fad sweeping Amerites Colleges and Us.) In response to the escalation of the var into laos the UCSD Student Mobilzuation conmittee is vlanuing a non-violent dicruption of the San Dieso Drart Beard for tl entire week of Feb, 16-19 (fuesday to Friday), Vhis action will be Legal but effectively limit business as ususl, Suddenly the draft board will be invaded by hundreds of veople, gcravely concerned ahout their draft status or the draft stat. of theiz loved ones. Some of the methods we suggest ares le Ask to see your files. 2. Ask to make appointments to see your files. 3. Bring in anything you feel is pertinent to your case. This might include such things as a statement of your feelings “bout the war, a roll a toilet paper, a dead fish, a marbla. The board is requirek to accept ang file all. data you feel is pertinent te your draft status. & Women can do several things; they can insist they want to register, for example, proclaiming the army a sexist insta tubo or they can tearfully ask & the board to spare their boyfriends Ve will make use of the draft board's veaurceracy to shut it down. This metho: has been tried success fully in New York and several other “astern cities. TUESDAY FePRUA XY 16 MASS AT THN DRAPP EOARD AT 10:30, The addres s is 3757 Park Boulevard ~ % dilack south of the Capri Theater at “ark and Uni iversity Wednesday through Friday the action will continue and UCSD SNC is planning t) J have atleast 20 people per hour ay the arait board. UCSb volunteers should s.gn up for hours on these three days at the table on Reveille Plaza to ensure effietiveness Students from other campuses should come whenever they have available tine; EVERYONs GHOULD B.. AONE TUSSDAY. If you are not Arle to come, there are other ways of interfering with the craft board, Pake a 6¢ stamp. put it in an envelops addressed to the Selective Sirvice System (preferably without your name) say helie, aund coupons, send more tllet paper- Better yot, af you'ra a woman, write a letter asking for information sbout your file and sign this with pour first initial only and last name (e.g, T.-Nixon). You esnnot be traced. you wlll cause at least minimum interruption as they acarch Tor your file. nee dmnorsant: af you nuve a dime call the deaft voard ¥ next sec at 293°5'.50 and talk about anythin: you want (is this the zoof is my ionmy chere?} Call a lot. Tie the phones up next week while we tie the offica up, Lijey yourself, be creatives People from UCSD going to the Tuesday action should assemble at 9:°5 i: the Urey Hali Paricing lote Bring ac rif you can, Amyone who can offer t:ansportaticn to the draft board during the rest of the week please sign up at the table in Revelle and we will refer riders to yous For any questions or information that would bd helpful to us eee? call £5305562 (UCSD Information Conter). Kamembert TULSDAY SLB IUANY 16 AT TL D APE BOARD. BING A FPRIUID, ~ HW 55000 Docld: 329895273 “Page 71it
’ é GACN-In Or The Wa s ATTEND THE FAR OUT FRE FLICKS ON: DICK'S WAR, EZRE AND THERE : NEWSREEL FIL PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS _Amerikas Chicago, 19683 Stop the Draft Weeks and the Black Lib. Struggles . People's Wars The latest, most comprehensive documentary of the Vietnamese ; People's daily struggle. oo AISO SPEAKERS AND DISCUSSIONS Thursday February II, 7:00 P.i:. SSTOO Tuesday February IP, 7:00 P.it. SSIOO The United States is escalating the war in South Bast Asiae Troops have moved into Laos and Cambodia, the bombing increases, and U.Se commandos’ attack inside North Vietname The administration's long term plans eall for replacing U.S. soldiers with mercenaries, and automating the war with more planes, bombs, and perfiaps even "tactical" nuclear weapons, Through all this the people of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam hold firms continuing to fight courageously against UeS. domination. 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 oWMe . . a | ore War on No —1ASSeS BW. 55000 Docld:32969523 Page 715 deem wet
fd rs ey .& 4 Ak mS Ls, seey tiroe fact unt =. nw denen swe woe Ye Wie = ie BS a oy es I Are . | ‘0 ten sailor’ Se Le : i ¥4 ake . bola I or) SS ? et aeons; a aie Ay te” FEBRUARY 12418 - Al THE YWCA 1012 C * STREET SAN DIEG 0. The first women's conference in San Diego will bring together women interested in sharing jdeas 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. . . ~ SCHEDULE . 7 ; 4 FRIDAY, FEB. 12 -~ «SATURDAY, FEB.13 | : gaanIntroduction 10=-—-Women's Center, discussion ae LO0~=-"What is Women's Liberation" on proposals ; ; i. L2~<Lunch, bring your own 'UQee«Lunch, bring your own H j[e-—Margaret Wright, speaker on Lewe-Wrap up, on Women's Center i "sexism and Racism" and proposals from workshops } Qe——-Fiilm, discussion groups 3eue=Plans for action, €.9- i 3 :30~Break . ‘tnternational Women's Day . } 4aweeWorkshops I Gee~w=-Dinner, Celebration, Film, ; 6uene=Dinner, pot luck, bring i music, a time to relax! i a dish! 7330 ==: Workshopsil 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 286-6569. ° If you plan to use child care facilities at conference, please call 453-1518. ° HW 55990: . : *, . . : AW 55699; ; Decl: 32289523 iRagadn Called by women and various women's grouns
a a ‘ a sie Bee “THE NEW HANDS OFF LAOS! “~"“Fhe government has been telling you the troers are cevin 8 and its a lie. They are escalating and the news | is sc pad nothing is being released. The people of Laos are suffering: 800 raids by plane per day = Laos is the most bombed country in _ the world! = one fourth of the | Population: are refugees from Ameri~. .@an bombing. os ‘; Our campus is directly suoport ing the war via: ROTC - NEL =~ the recruitment of students on campus by corporations that profit and survive on the war. ‘let, us unite in a peaceful, legal, , protest. In view of this crisis, “ats 00 . Rally on Old Library Lawn Le ere) ~ March a across campus f [339 : Rally in Aztec Center 1Z oOU : QUR SISTERS AND BROTHERS IN S.E ASTA ARE COUNTING ON US. WE MUST BCT Now!
yamuel CG. Mller 2. prisoncr an the 3end streek “re am gom.pailler is a conscientious opjector.. ©: _ oo - am Mil T ans written: By lending my support to ‘the military: ' ar Miller AAS" pecome rosponsible to God for those major actions cise 2 the military. phere nocep? the responsibility of war pgpons ibility J can no Longer accept. oitizen must be responsible to both man what he may not 3.0 overioo' the degree, of COBPECT . or 71 OOS Quon the singuiness "OF war. fore I heave been forced tO ana death. this a christian and God, oe A Navy “ceuan writcorsin minigr 29 9 °¢Ershans christian. Te is regular in his attendance of pivine worship oe Gives cvery exPress+0n of following the teachings of christ. 7 “His minister writes: 41s peliefs are well grounded in the church and Rible- and nis: actions nave ‘been truc to his veliefs. I have ‘no hesitation in syomitting this a beliefs: faring the oredi bes yy of Yr. Miller's - decision for release from miLitary anvolvement due ga religous beliefs. The Navy wanes, Jan 20, 7h: MALAtATy OT oot have & hard time being judicial about these claims, «+s because a Sthe notion is. widely Beoe that conscientious objectors are at best cowardly and at worst sub- vyersives." Ses ees ample De tO te ee - nepartment of Defense Dinech™ te 1300.6 (VI. A.1) Employ the . ' ‘person (conscientious objector) in duties. which involve the minim? practicable conflict with his asserted beliefs pending investigation and decision on the case. = a THIS oot ts Not SVEN BES DECIDED UPON BY THe NAVE “ ynder orders co southeast asia for the second time, Sam miller wrote: "Such participation 4n this ship's movement would be in direct Such PE with my asserted polsers oo. SAM MILLER jaa thovonly, thing” he” could do in conscience, he refuscd to 80+ we never went UA. He was conyicted pefore a General court Martial of Missing movenent. Results; 1. vane” months sonfinenent’ at hard labor. (8 mos 20 ~°) we “2 gy ota forterturé St pay y sateaess Boe on By Reduction {n rate from n-5 to E-l. Le A wa gdnduot ‘ptasnainge fron the Services: aay WATT SAS STILL NOT sxssap suport oN HIS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR CLAIM (as of 10 rotruary 1971) a OVER OVER over CER HW 55 5000 Docld:32989523 Page 718
SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-28)... B/M2/TI . ° wt ‘ BA STEVEN Ll. CHRISTENSEN mae Dos a NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARTY 0 | iCTAL MATTER , ee On 2/1/73, COME. SduRLE 7 oa ; » made, availabis th attached information regarding activities of ¢a ntaonsd - Organization, Tt is noted that the attached material indicates thet HATE COLE or KAHLE, Naticnal Conmander of captioned orpaniz ation, ig expected to be in the San Diego, Cal: fornia _ area on 2/14/71, for the purpose of recruxting and organizing ; for his organization at San Diego. o| On 2/11/71, AP wa conta oted regarding the. : attached material and advised he is unfamiliar with any of the individuais involved but stated if COTLm does come to the San Diego area, he will in all Likelihood contact VIC WALTON .or JOE BRIRER, ° Informant stated that VIC WALTON has fallm into disfavor with many iceal right wing individuals as he hag apparen ibly sold some of them down the river in court cases. He § said there has even been some talk about killing WALTON, , 2 157-28 Co, . . . = 170-286 A . — 2b © 100#14303 (vad WALTON) 7 "  % » 100-14892 (JOB BRINZER) fle feals : , . - - a oo ; (9) 9 — o . em lA PB SARA ED tit EXD SeatalizeD — = GEHL yO . ~ DAG: feof ¢ REA ‘} bese “UA ae HW 55000 DocId@:32989523 Paye-719 a
* D303 (Rev. 9-30-09) Hethod of « lolivery (check appropriate aa Date Diotated Transcribed faye Authenticated a. by Informant = foot? fF . Brief description of wetivity” or fa Nhe reeset at Mth DPOB - xffoihe f” Dee ‘¢, fermert Us Leen ff {_) Information recarded on a card index by Remarks: : a [S77 p= 1098 p Canis) \V9~ BGA 236 4-TP 75% 2224 Clare Leahey) 3. 2199 ( Boménce) i= WT) Fee rrest} 00-1297 Dave's ) |/00 = (F336 (Neover) 1006 - (Xlob b C Reger Willers) #55000 Beeld: 37999593 Page 720 Dato prepared Received by . (Jin person { ie by telephone [_]by mail Tf orally furnished and reduced to wri ing by Agent: fs - a Meany | rr Ae! 2 2 : eg . . (7 a * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (#) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. a ka ALE Date(s) of &ctivity 24 “fa File where originalis located ifnot attached i ssactitienenaatae heen aade diated tnahdlileialad Nacedide A le cede As eaannngaa ce ei eck ice ote Ree ondate_ . i \ VO. ‘Bloe’Sials of. ; 7Y SEARCH aa eine i ‘DEED —_ _ Prep rie tos Jsi—san UIEG Ce an
- HWf_55000 - others will eventually be going to the Mud River, Idaho, © ©. ] : Y ‘ 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., nhs 9570". This looks. very interesting and I plan to go ahead and make -the contact as requested on the note. ' ZX 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 PRREST and some of the other gun people. I aiso 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 illegi stuff. “FORREST has had two large boats and lost both of them, There. is a story around which I believe is probably true that his 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 sl Sale, it is my understanding that all of the people at i the rancn including DAVIS, HOOVER, WILLIS and several area., Docld: 329895293 Page 721
is | i | On February 4,1971 etme ee eve ee ee By JEROME CO es po Brea be . tO ae we pom, mee coe enmeen *. ee WO wk hem hoe ay Notes: 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- 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. . cy Ft - home woe fe? * Cott - gt . ee tte owe ee ee ee ws = 3 ote t . eee FS TE ‘ elope, . VOIP eR x ns 1 al * . . . . * 73 veo ols . - rs in?” ” os re a met he tee ee . . > ry : . . . ‘ ae . . . ote 2 i a a . - “4 * “¢ ~ f — ~ : » ar ad » -—~—_* t H¥ 55000 Docld: 32989593 Page 722 —- a way 80 by Alpine, California. The location of this _
“‘eUval dudet fur bilusdGal KOPST oF os J ei-308 (Rev. 9-30-69) Date prepared ‘ Date received Received frém (name or synbol rumber} r meee tee OE Pipeemnensornate Zz. ‘x 4 Sosnase pr Pohang h maf iaab 2 ok ad iat eo Nae Received by € oA Sfovies L, Chui hare Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) {_Jinperson | [KR] by telephone (_]} by mail [YJ orally {_]recording device [] written by Informant A Date of Report 2QLEL Date(s) of activity 2/t/y File where originalis located ifnot attached If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated _alaly to 32 * ; afoz [iy ” : - Transcribed A cee . _ ot Authenticated 2/24 fat Doe te Rt _ by Informant ’ . SS navaran Ena OvneD Ene nt On eNO Brief ay, of a or yf. 4 PAM SPL. boats aiet Leys C88 ett Kuat 2f hfe * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MELTING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. [—] Information recorded on a card index by Remarks: a : Go = adaa Ts 1S ava? Dennis ont aa an 100 Wo (¢ ( Hou hton) too meaty) | joo- 429% (Dawns). Be (00 - (4#OCS C Mou Aion) ed /F ~ oh ud CB ook) | FJ itacr sin CAA. Ct ~ fiuf Nant) nah U iol ( i= Penrus fiower) g Rita e on date « cae ANN SATAY M0; } j conm~ ee 7 _ HW 55000 Docld: 32969523 Page 723
RT es wre tes ayeasve bya ese De, cee ne erent 5 matte abnNeR a bte anti tans HANA EINE aot PE i On February 8, 1971 By JEROME , Yesterday at 7:00 a.m, T contacted the individual who sent the note in the mail as he had requested. We made arrangements to meet together at the Denny's Restaurant in El Cajon. I plan to have’ SAM DAVIS or GEORGE HOOVER or both there to watch the meeting and make Sure nothing funny happens. The person I talked to on the telephone gave me what he said was his Minuteman Serial Numoer. Tf subsequently checked this number with BETTIE HOUGHTON who said the number is a good one and falls within a block of numbers which she said she knows was legitimately issued. She said she has access to some files which may include this number so that possibly she can find out who the person is, While I was making the call I had FRANK YACOPEC watching the telephone booth up at Alpine. FRANK pretended to have a flat tire by stopping about a half a mile down the road from the telephone booth where he let some air --out of one of his tires. He then drove his car to an air ump at 2a service station near the telephone booth where pump s * he was able to watch the person who received the call. After the call was.over he followed this individual to a Side street named Marshall Road. When he got to the . road and looked the person had disappeared. He said there were only two cars on the road which looked like they had been driven recently which had the following license plate numbers | WAB 703 - and ‘YCB 714 x I also had a long talk with SAM DAVIS today and obtained the following information: HW 55000 Docid: 32989523 Page 724—— : ere ee ceeeny ners n ce ke
, On February 8, 1971 - 7 By JEROME a. an He said that one PAUL HUNT at Santa Monica, California, is the person:who is actually in charge of the Minutemen in the State of California or at least in that area and he has been so in charge since the disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON, He added that DENNIS MOWER is only a public figurehead and added that he thinks PAUL HUNT is a very dangerous man. On the suoject of TROY HOUGHTON, I have learned from both DAVIS and BILL CLAY that HOUGHTON's contacts _ may have been much more widely spread than I thought. Specifically, they told me that HOUGHTON was behind an _ attempt several years ago by 18 "hunters" in the State . of New York to conduct sabotage and terrorist attacks on New Left Groups. These 18 individuals were supposedly arrested and a large quantity of weapons and ammunition was confiscated, N LT also talked some more with DAVIS about TOM well. DAVIS said he had some business dealings with " FORREST involving some machine guns and other items, DAVIS apparently has decided not ‘to get rid of as much of his explosives and so forth as he originally -"cgsaid, He has a small quantity of T.N.@. and also some C4 Plastic explosives which he will sell at $10 a pound which is too high a price. He said he can also obtain a military weapon which is like a bazooka and has a self-contained 3,5" rocket round in an expendable dauncher. He said the price of this is $25. : FORREST and it appears that they know each other extremely >
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= q, 7 al em et —, ~ = 7 ay ; ne fo ad - pe . ote “ Fares oh. a an Mark-opposite each ttem umber of the serial or serials inwhich the & Aion.appears. Althouch these items. ¢ are regarded as. nonvariable. changes“ be noted by adding the new serial number anc, crossing out -the old. When form is - s complete as to allapplicable items, the Agentand Field Supervisor should anitial the form atcthe-end. ~~ ‘ STN a AL ge Oe to Symbol. 8 Number WN USS AE . Office Fil ef 72 she : a or ae ve -Type.of Informant:: [_1-Prob Pp Regular (iGherto [7 }:Cs ‘Bureau. Fil CARE eect 0 OD OS Serial ‘Number 1. Name ‘ wma S = ay 2. Aliases = “3. Symbol Number assigned and Bureau advised _ “oes 4. ‘Cover name assigned and Bureau. advised _ ie “hk : 5. Background developed _ ? " §.. Personal history, as required in Sec. 130D, 2c, Vol1V, M. of 1. 7. Description 8. Photograph 9.’ Credit check by (ore . i : 4JQ.. Local criminal check _.-_ SEE 7 {3 : . 11. Bureau Identification Record (FD-9) oe 12. Selective Service check 13. Armed Service record check tere 414. Informants canvassed wed 15. Past racial activities i 16. Racial-associates 17. Informant.advised of: (a) Not Bureau employee - os is i fe R: al . (Pad. tieefe 2 J: (b) Activities voluntary _ at Si- i iif wot ; . | . - tat wt ar’ oe k (c) Relationship confidential am iS oe . (4) FBI jurisdiction - = N ‘ pot \ > “ 7) t = (e) Fumish information only to Bureau oy eo _ , a nes i we) (f) Payments are income ee SOO a a PRM. blake ei (g) Report to. be-submitted under code name and in third person S ae SRS 7 F 7 oui te ot é | {h) ‘Not to contact office personally —- — Pees a ee (i) Not to retain copies of notes or reports ——____________=_. eee jou. ~> _: , 18. Reliability check : f . ; + 39. Statement of cooperation Se _ a i . a ty ito et ay ns i | 20. When removed from probation a) $i sh £. : ~ ~ ae 2 21. Informant indices card made in fo 22. Agent who handles informant = Ci ®, _ 23. Alternate Agent 7 124. : - . A . on ; 25. Coverage Tes Met Approved —_, . ; an CON “ . =»Y ,  Keep-an Top-of Other Serials-in File. . tH sain : 2 = a ome To . epee spect renanennierecte creates oon oe
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2 wEsa Fon Eddy, Geor + Mitchell Hoover, re | It has been ascer@nea that at this. time R Eddy of ‘Poway = yp not interested in trying to form or lead any type of gecurity force for any right-wing extremist group. When asked by James K. Warner of Ios Angeles {via Dennis Loso of Escondido) if he would do this, Eddy stated that he would like to see the formation of a Security . Force with teeth in it but does not consider himself to be enough of a leader to do it himself. While declining to lead a Security Force, Eady did say that the only way to stor FBI infiltration of rightist groups would be for one of the infiltrators to “wind up in the river" someday. Eddy “is positive that Tom Knight's San Diego unit of the Nazi Party has a regular FBI infiltrator. The only three men of whom he is not sus- picious are Mickey Wakefield, Ray Wilson and Gerald Smith. - Said Eddy, "Those three men dropped out of ‘the thing and so I figure they' re okay but you can bet that the fink is “still in there pushing". Loso seid that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godfrey should be learned and they ‘should be telephoned and’ intimidated. Eddy said he thinks such intimidetions would be a waste of time and © _that people like Godfrey should be killed. Mickey Wakefield of San | Marcos went along with zddy? 8 suggestion. Ron Eady also mentioned having had an encounter wita : an ¥BI agent named Peterson in San Diego but did not elaborate. | ; Eddy firmly believes that any man " who commits himself to one organization in the Far Right should not be invoived.with others. He says he would be very suspicious of anyone who is. He is also somewhat suspicious of Tom Enight. .He says that Joe Brinker gave Knight the name of a man interested in Nagism and two weeks later the FBI interviewed the’ MAN « ‘Also, Eddy wonders how Knight saved. his federal job in the face of his ‘continued Nazi activities. Eddy feels that ary reguiar rightist extremist who’ stays on with the Nazi © Party now muit warrant heavy suspicion. of being an FBI informant. On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Ron Eddy met Tom Metzger of ‘Fallbrook for the first ‘time. Metzger showsa Zdidy some pictures and slides of New Christian Crusade activities and the two seeméd to nit '4¢ off pretty well. Metzger told Eddy, Wakefield and Loso of a visit ‘he received at his home on January 17, 1975 from agents of. the Internal <=} Revenue Service. He said the agents. were nervous. fof MA 7 77-4, amma | ~_ os ne Lot em a mis . t. mT Hi 55000... DocTd: 32989523, Page. 331, 9° 8.) me
ra ; de 7 sage 2 ao y, George Mitchell ier - a . Here is one last bit of information. The New Christian Crusade’ _-people are very concerned about the imprisonment of George Hoover of |. ‘she Secret Army Organization. At one of their banquets the NCC had four unoccupied places set at the table which were in honor of four | men whom they hold to be absent heroes, These four men were Joe hieCart> George Hoover, Charles Lindbergh and a man named ‘Re. Miles. ; Anyway, it has been learned that a man whom Tom Metzger knows is going to take a dossier of the Hoover case to some congressman in Washington, D.C. who is part of a committee currently - scheduled to investigate the FBI. The dossier consists of newspaper clippings and other material pertaining to Hoover's activities in the SAO, his - arrest, conviction, appeal, etc. They are hoping to stir up a big - publicity stink to give the FBI a bad name due to Barry Godfrey's ‘aetivities and in so doing hope to effect an eventual release of Hoover from prison. By the way, the NCC people do not refer to Hoover by. . . his correct name. For some reason they all call him Mickey Hoover. That is about all for now. I hope this will be of some help to you. RTA erences OR POTINMETE Ith NNR SUA EPP AAP ADAM ERIN een MIN Pose TANS . a - so . ; ; . . y i - Se ; / j pew — aes sae ~ § Page "932
rae wet y's : 6. 29 | —FBL pening right-wing “arm 72 ye NiEltemts here ae | SABER eas inere ay ty © 4 newspaper, ¢ aan £ : 7; ! . - ope fe Ts ne Qo a Wiettme| ; + First of two parts) oe _ by Lynne Carrier —_ e Sh ty ’ Three years ago, a small band of militant right-wingers calling itself the “Secret Army Organization” declared "|. war onm-communism. From its headquarters in El Cajon, _ the paramilitary group dedicated itself to combatting anti-war protesters and ‘leftists.’ ~~ But a $10.6 million ‘civil rights damage suit filed in behalf of two San _{ Diego militants charges the SAO wasn’t * acting entirely on its own. ; The suit, handled by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), contends ' the ‘organization during its eight " months of extremist activities. . Peter. Bohmer, former assistaant - f. economics professor at San Diego Staté 4 ome ~ wees. et te . wingers ied bya paid FBI informer. 3 a ere oe ped PTI —_—— ere ey oes at aie University, and © co-plaintiff Paula‘ Tharp say that because of their leftist . political beliefs thay were the target of & bodily and proiessienal injury, acts of terrorism and harassment by right- - They also claim law enforcement ‘officials failed to vrotect them and on occasion harassed the plaintiffs. _Although the incidents happened in San Diego, Bohmer and Tharp main- tain their woes stemmed from’ ex- President Nixon’s domestic coun- « tersnterligence policies of the late 60s ~ and early "7 . To arove “that, the ‘suit names 58 defendants, ranging from Nixon to the + eoponthebeat.. i The list includes a galaxy of Watergate villains — John Mitchell, H. B Haldeman, John Erlichman, Charles - = Ko“ ; oe cea fe as) et (5 / Ge a? t : > od . ce we v y 1 = SERIALIZED___F (Ds . * we. cee ~ ee _ . _ Fis 1 oe FBI—SAN Ase a _ ~ . EE See mae weet HW 55000 “Doclai: 32989525 ' page 733- ——___ A NE ANREP FES , energy a Y i . >
. «@aitiit, aba i wentioned are t . at White House’ s PUnc4rs. officials, . memoers 7d present and past CIA @Mets. ~" “So far as we know, this is the first’. “ ease implicating the CIA since-it was ~7 alleged Lo have conducted domestic survillance of anti-war protesters,” said Bohmer. County Supervisor Lou Conde, Dist. - Atty. Ed Miller, Police Chief Ray Hoobler and other policemen also made the defendants’ list. Commenting on the number of defendants named, Logan McKechnie, spokesman for the district attorney's office, noted, “It’s totally unwieldy. How will they ever get the case to court?” \ ~ mS "  * " (Continued from 1A) protection, the plaintiffs claim police 2 5 member bombed thea X-rated Guild ‘Theater while a policeman and a city official were seated in the audience. Godfrey, admitted in court he reeruited -- SAO members and acted as leader of .: the sole operative SAO unit in the county. - —In early 1972, when the Republican -7 eonvention was stiil scheduled for San Diego, “dirty tricks’ specialist Donald Seereiti apse. id Sup Diedans to in- . filtrr.n wu -" Coalition, a ‘new lett’ group. —Segretti also met with Godfrey and other SAO members at the Gunsmoke Ranch in El Cajon. . Conde supplied equipment. and “money to the SAO and its predecessor, '@ the Minutemen, between 1987-72, z —While a paid informant in the Minuteman, Godtrey and nis cohorts broke into the offices of an underground pens bepey ore J Abeedsay t i 55000 -Docld:32969523 “Pae “734°. -~- antennal bee cae st ; _ = _ . mare # emt ts te COU NC Proven, » suit, £ charging: ‘were violence-prone and committed to ‘disrupting and harassing anyone ‘it. McKechnie questioned whether tie = (ee SECRET ARMY, A) Secret army ~ newspaper, the Street Journal, and never took much interest until an SAO ° —The FBI informant, Howard Barry -. track. He-said policé hired Wayne " his committee. — - ° Godfrey was forced to spill the beans “Diesans fo m-. the theater bombing. - - prorers Ti wow ee e WeRsENtiON . Among numerous allegations in -the xohmer @ Miss Tharp are —The FBI funneled money into. the SAO with full knowledge the members labeled as ‘‘Communist.”’ —After several death threats against Bohmer, Miss Tharp was shot in the elbow by an SAO yvunman firing into- Bohmer'’s house. —FBI agent Steve Christiansen kept the weapon used to shoot Miss Tharp in his home for six months before revealing the FBI knew the identity of |: the gunman. . . eh —Despite their requests for t Mage © - destroyed equipment and subscription, . records. i _ Bohmer further complained of his - arrest and conviction in 1972, stemming’. - from charges related to his roie in a protest demonstration during which, ‘protesters. threw ties on a railroad Seren elt trot aes McCracken, an informer, to infiltrate ‘when Rubien Brandon, a_ police detective, and Hoobler pressured the FBI to identify its FBI informer after The informant’s testimony put two SAO members Wiliam, Francis Yakopec and George Hoover — behind -bars. . . Yakopec was convicted of bombing the Guild Theater and got a six months to life sentence. © ee, whose conviction was!. Stel ate reed x bee ro es ’ Hoover, Sy recently upheld by the State Supreme! oR Court, is serving five years to life for’ =, shooting into Bohmer’s house and wounding Miss Tharp. ”
ae C, LE eo “ |. charged with offenses ranging. from a " firearm and explosive violations to | ‘perjury for denying membership in the “Iparamilitary rroup. The SAO, whose ' yanks apparently never totaled more than 30, disintegrated. _- His cover blown, Godfrey folded ‘his tent and moved to Sacramento where whe is now employed by the fire _.»department there. His FBI contact, '. $teve Christiansen, oy When Godfrey went public with the SAO _ Story. He is presently a store manager — ~ gn Kenosh, Utah. “"*On cone point, leftists . and SAO | - Gefendants agree — the fiill story hasn’t .- -been told. * According tc Frederick Hetter of San... ct Ysidro, who was the attorney for _ Yakopec and SAO state coordinator _ Jerry Lynn Davis, the FBI apparently - Tesponses to: . _jimited its agents’- _Rarefully screened written questions. He said the FBI invoked “executive .- Iprivilege”’ on the grounds federal agents aren't supposed to testity in * state trials. Fh ont Tatas ae i HW 55000 ~Rocld:32989523.Page 735... “other alleged SAO members were’ the stuff,” he said. left the agency net et to oyte pee SD ee Me SE oa Hetter, who said his SAO clients may - have been unwitting pawns of Godfrey and the FBI, claimed he was unable to get hold of FBI documents crucial to Yakopee’ s defense. “We just couldn't get our hands on “And that in- formation was the heart of our defen- ' se.’ Rex Schroeder, head of the FBI offiee here, said the FBI did cooperate during the SAO trials, adding. “There's never _ enough information for defense at- torneys.”’ Schroeder said he hasn’t reviewed the Bohmer-Tharp lawsuit yet. As for Bohmer and ACLU lawyer, Rosenbaum, they admit. the FBI role in - the ‘SAO-may give SAO defendants ” grounds for filing their own civil rights Suit. But, generally, they weren't sympathetic towards their ideological - adversaries. Bohmer wryly noted thaton one score _ he did end. up on the same side of. the, fence with the SAO: . ek R (Next: The FEI and. the SAO.) | Aen amen tee eee - a cater rarces SeeN Pah OC ee 7 Ade Paty
. - so “byLynne Cartier (Second of two parts) *He is soft-spoken, bespectacled — the ind of man you wouldn't pick out of a ; | frowd. - He was an elder in the Mormon church - “end held a good job with the Fi ire. | Department. Mlentity: he was a spy for the FBI. . And when he came in froin the cold 24% . tose, ~ “ et ee HW 55000. Docld; 32989529 \-Page.735—= | ey BETS) e spy! next _, But Howard Barry Godfrey had ‘mother \Jears ago, he told a bizarre tale of peter mre Tae ee POS pee epee ee pee baad “Fhombings, shooting and harassment off i leftist dissenters and war protesters. ic « Godfrey was no mere SAO fellow: ‘traveler. He headed the only active cell in | the county and took part in its hijinks. . , There was specuiation Godfrey was more an agent provocateur than an informant and that the FBI may have condoned — even _ “encouraged — dirty tricks against radicals. On that premise, the American Civil | “Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed a $10.6 million damage suit in behalf of two local" militants. Peter Buhmer and Paula Tharp, ; ‘ eee een gee oie challenged Merwe ge extremist intrigue fit fora Le Carre novel. Godfrey was an FBI informer in a right. \ wing organization called the Secret Army’ Organization (SAO) headquarted in El Cajon. During a serieso of trials in September. 1972, his testimony smashed the small. paramilitary unit. sending two members to. prison and bringing others to trial on a: variety of firearms, explosives and perjury: charges. As the star witness for the: prosecution, he recounted an SAO history studded’ with RUA bawise Authors Editor: Title: ~ now | oot Character: , o Classification: Submitting Office: ITD (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) WLC. - — Grn rere T atone! oe Ep — ie 1h smrarene nnn ENE ee MEN TRIN ha oO (_] Being Investiqated 7 St eee omens
. armed resistance of leftist “enemies.” ete Ala ar Sar Md © ee ee targets of SAO shenanigans. Tronically, the suit incriminates God with his own words. Ie is one --, defendants named in the complaint. Ce mmeatienemets } much of its 40-page text is bused on his court testumony and press interviews. The ex-informant — now employed at the state fire marshal’s headquarters - Sacramento — refused to comment on the ACLU suit. However, record. (See THE SPY, 4Aj a | Lf (Continued from 1A) ° His history as an FBI infiltrator of the extreme right began in 1967, he said. When first contacted by members of an earlier paramilitary group. the. ° Minutemen. Godfrey said the stake president of his Mormon church put him in touch with the BFL. Godfrey came aboard as a paid FBI informant, spying and participating in Minutemen activities. . Largely due to former U.S. Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark's efforts. the FBI cracked down on Mnutemen _ groups all over the countrv in the late Qs. The San Diego cnapter deciined a.ter its local leader, Troy Houghton. vanished mysteriously in 1967 . In October 1971. Godfrey teld his FBI contact, Steve Christiansen. a phoenix was rising from the Minuternen ashes — the Secret Army Organization. Christiansen was interested — and Godfrey was back in the informer business. Every bit a virulent and fanatical as the Minutemen, SAO members were committed to Units were active in 11 western states, with San Diego sporting an especially dedicated, it smali, groun of activists. Godfrey fingered Jerry Lynn Davis (also known as Capt. Patrick McDonald) as state SAQ commander | — and local coordinator. . Godfrey recruited members making great pretense of concealing their identities. He testified he had nine men in hts cell. There was aiso a 10th ‘man unknown to the other members. it was a dummy number. explained Godfrey, so he could slip. an extra set of SAO literature into the FBI files. Depending on tow much information Godfrey Supplied. the FBI paid him up to $250 a month. of 53 his portrait of domestic espionage and SAO tactics is on the aa frey And in ames” > Additionally, the FBI reimbursed him for his monthly dues and occasional cash donations to the group: ‘ . On learning the FBI had funneled money into the SAO, Jerry Davis commented acidly. “You might say we were a federally funded poverty program of, the right.” According to both leftists and’ lawvers who later defended SAO members. Godfrey had the best of both worlds — he could indulge in paramilitary fun and games while pocketing government money. ‘Godfrey assisted his SAQ subordinates in spreading hate literature attacking leftis: sympathizers and porongraphy. Members of his cell also committed a series of capers thar, in two cases, nearly ended in tragedy. With students organizing protests against the Vietnam War. young radical demonstrators figured near the top of the SAO “enemies” list. . in one interview. Godtrev allegedly claimed the SAO accumulated vast niles on local lettists. sometimes by breaking into their homes. Godfrey passedthis infotmationontotheFBI. | In late 1971, Peter Bohmer — a former economics- ‘instructor at San Diego State and an active war gene — began receiving ‘death threats from the’ - An SAO ‘bulletin berating Bohmer listed his address. phone number. and. description, inviting readers to “stop by and.deal with the Red scum.” On another occasion. an anonymous caller left Bohmer a message: ** Wish Pete a Merry Christmas, This will be his last. This is the Secret Army Organization.” aan ON ARAN SNM IRR Min US TET EAA ERY RVC OF Se UE hy Be erage, Ben @ - ~ vat moe “4 ro ° , ~—— -“ ”~ & ° ~ - - oe “ a — cae rope nn og eee we enn nee meen a HW 55000 DocId:32989523' Page’ 737,
nee me te tere me prawnye eee \ Was wounded in the elbow. - i py te ee ee as Other death threats followed. Finally, on Jan. 6. 1972. two shots were fired through Bohmer’s window. His triend, Paula Tharp AS a result, police began to investigate the SAO. But.the FB{ wasn't ready to blow Godfrey's cover. Six months later, Godfrey admitted he had witnessed the shooting. He toid a court he had driven to Bohmer’s house in Ocean Beach on a “surveillance’’ mission. Another SAQ member. George M. Hoover, had fired two shots from Godfrey’ 's car and would have fired more if his gun hadn't jammed. said the informant. - Godfrey had then taken the tell-tale pistol and Hoover's jacket to FBI agent Christiansen. who hid the evidence in his home until the Sa0 was exposed later that year. The final straw that broke the SAO was the wildcat bombing of the Guild Theater on June 19, 1972. No "- one Was injured in the blast. but Rubien Brandon. a detective on the San Diego police force. and Thorpe Nolan of the citv attorney's office. were in the audience apparently reviewing porno films for possible obscenity violations. After Branton and Police Chief ‘Rav Hoobler ‘pressured the FBI to reveal its informer's identity. Godfrey soon ascended the witness stand and nailed Davis and otherSAO members. — Hoover was charged with shooting into Bohmer’s .. house and Godtfrev’s neighbor. William Francis Yakopec, was cited as the Gu:ld Theater bomber. According to Godfrey. Yakopee had long toved with the idea of blowing up porno theaters, adult ‘book stores and massage parlors. a ew oa tall - the theater ... ‘anyway. , through FBI records.” ge oe . ~ ad ‘The informer told how Yakopec met him at the fence between their vards, still flushed from his ~ ‘bombing exploit of the previous nicht. Godfrey testified Yakonec described “ ... the | sound, the blast, how the dust hung over the air at how he stood down at the end of the block and listened to the blast. He then described to me how he placed the bomb, what type of a bomb he used, and how he carried it down the alley and -planted it.” Frederick Hetter. Yakopec's attorney, believed his client might have had grounds for pleading entrapment but the jury found Yakopeéc guilty Godfrey's friendship with the unemployed carpenter began in.a gun shop. Soon after. Godfrey ' . encouraged Yakopec to move next door to his El. Cajon residence. Yakopec, a- former Minuteman sympathizer, became Godfrey's lieutenant in the SAO. Together, they discussed their mutual hate of pornosraphy and communism and explored their common loves — guns and explosives. wit was Godfrey who sold Yakopec the explosives he — used to bomb the Guild Theater. Godfrey said he reported the transaction tc the FBI. But Godfrey miaintained he advised his lieutenant “he should bury them an‘ save t! Communist takeover.” Deputy Dist. Atty. Richard Huffman, who prosecuted the Yakopec case. said there may be nem for after the other SAO information in the FBI files. But he criti: ized the ACLU ior wanting to “rummage freely fae we ate Boras 5 22 Nee
. {Movant Clipping in Space. Below) Army Orgetr I (Indicate page, name of . nauwannnas oite, sea state.) | al . fea! 5 a seiend t on its a | | pee ae a. . aa "g is the first of two articles on the Seeret q sh Ureanization ; By LYHNE SCARRIER eiphree years ago, a small | and of gun-toting militant right- engers. calling “itself ‘““The bet. Army Organization’’ S ‘O) declared war on com? | . coment . super. its local, headquarters Bel Cajon, the paramilitary” eroup dedicated itseif to wr eak terrorism on antiwar protesters ‘'addeftist dissenters. réf3ut a $10.6 million civil rights éirace suit filed last. week in eeFalf f of two localradlibactivists aiiivges that the SAO wasn't . Seting entirely én its own. a a sige! COMPLAINT, “to be EY8dled by ihe American Civil EftartieS Union (ACLU), con- tchds that; during jis eight months of extremist activities, tes’ SAO was orgamzeu, add Rigetly funzed and directed, by * peter” Rohmer 7 4 3 ee psa be con ee” Sahat tt . ~ire-55800—poozassoqsa5o3 BeGE THY ietruttn momerrere. ccd ” * a —~ = 4 nb : ol lor , a Pe os oy on gh CNG lerilsT Cussenie ie former 23 - ‘mea. ee - neintaig ie: cir _Iges: stemmed fromm exe! Boss? ak Eizen’s dsmosti & mages Anteiigence. poli “nite e.. Soto te, . a : ad3istant eccnomics professor at - : 5a Diego. State’ University, and ’ ¢o-plaintiff.Poula. Tharp, say _ Cet because. of .their leftist “ Y uitical ‘baliefs,-they were the- t cazbef bodily ¢ and pfofessional ijury,. aets cf terrorism and - nn cnenaeeeeenemeinmatone Jes orassment by. rightwingers led ’ by apaidFBlinformer. ~- ee They valloga ‘that ‘local : law enforcement. officials failed to F2Stect them from danger and on ° }: Gtcasion .also harassed the {. plaintiffs. © ..:r 40: Although | the - incidents h. pened in San Diego, Bohmer and Thorp maintain their woes Sismamed © irom .ex-President Leixon’s >domestie coun . Tepaliennan walticiag inf the ; “Sand enriy '70's. * - So preve that national con- a 5, arene, tertion, thetcsmé names. 59. pot fener \Meensy. - ma Being Investigated Date: Edition: Author: ~ | Editors Titles Character: or. . Classification: oO . LSubmitting Offices a [70 - SEAXCHED -ANGEXED—, SeRULIZED en JANI? Bi FRI~SAN DIEGO
/ (7 “srtinchidesa galaxy of gate villains “— John sell, H.R. Haldeman, John siichman, Charles Coison, cdon Liddy, Donald Segretti . 2 EB. Howard .Hunt, among - i ‘Also. mentiond are FBI ad- cistrators ond. staff, current ite House staiz members, and ‘sent and past CIA chiefs. tw . nog . ¢ ea, “30 FAR as we know, this i 3} first case implicating tha A since it was alleged to have nducted domestic surveillance antiwar protesters, ** said Boh- . oY. dn. San- Diego,- . former SAO ‘mbers, Sunervisor Lou Conde,” ttrlet.. Attorney. Ed Miller, lice Chief Raymond -Hoobler, d other law officers made the . fendants’ list. ‘Commenting on the number | defendants named, Logan itrict 2 atterney’s office, noted, Us-titallv unwieldy? How will ey ever ‘get the case to court?” - into the extremist SAG v ith Gill: _ knowledge the menkers wore “it. labeled z a Communist. ‘Kechnie, spo'esman for the an - - many on @: : grassroots before ‘the Waterfate scandal-broke, “Everyone has to stop and . think before he engages in these . activities,’ said Rosenbaum -of daw enforcement ‘agents who may have violated the civil rights of ‘leftists opposing the indoChina War and’ Nixon's governmental policies. . AMONG numerous = emery ~ allegations in the suit,” sMmer and Miss Tharp are harris nes! _~ The FBI funneled mone : violence-prone and committed to disrupting and harassing anyone“ — After several death threats against Bohmer, Miss . Tharo- was was shot i in the elbow by an SAO.: > oman fing into Bohmer's + “PBI: agent - ‘Steve ‘Christiansen kept the. weapon used: shooting Efiss. Tharp ~ . Republic: | MeKechnie questioned concealed in his -home for six nether the charges outlined in meozths before revealing the FBI le 40-page suit could be proven. knew the identity of the’'gunman. ‘owever, Mark Rosenbaum, a --_- : Despite their requests for \wyer handling the case from - pp atection from the SAO, the ne Los Angeles ACLU office. , plaintiffs claim the San Diego. ountered: that “we didn’t in- | = . ———aieee iude any charge that we felt we ouldn’t prove in a court of law.” landling a civil rights suit for etress Jane Fonda, added that he Bohmer-Tharp lawsuit is mportant because it should government to reveal what went ROSENBAUM, who is also . ‘expose the underbelly of. Watergate’ and pressure the: ed Fen ED” police force mever took much interest until! an SAO member bombed the x-rated Guild ‘Theater while a police officer and a city official were seated in the audience. | ” -— The FBI’s informant in the SAO, Howard Barry Godirey, was. an agent provocatecur,: WHO” ‘admitted in court testimony he chad recruited SAO-members.and -acted_ as -leader of the sole_ -#aperative SAO unit in the county. cory . 2 te ey cer: ee “HW, 55000-eboela: 32989523, Page 240 es | 1972, when_the nvention was still scheduled for San Diezo, “dirty —_In . tricks'' specialist Donald Sceretti asked two San Dierans to infiltrate the San Diego Convention Coalition, a “new lef?’ group of government and war critics. — Segretti also met with - Godfrey and other SAO mem- | bers at the Gunsmoke Ranch i in ElCajon. —-——- ‘—- County Supervisor Conde | supplied equipment and money to the SAO and its predecessor, the Minutemen, between 1967 “and 1972. — While a paid informant in the Minutemen, Godfrey and his cohorts broke into the offices of ‘fg far as we in now, this is . a fie firs? case imlicatisa the CIA siace ids was aiiosed to Esve conduried surycilzace wn kl rte bl ae a oon oe Lod a Bae e INO a oss we ~ fe a ae 1 tee seeennenshnenosnens 7 mene “an underground newspaper, the "Street Journal and destroyed ,equipment and subscription, : records. . * — Disillusioned with Nixon’ s. trip to China, the SAO con-, templated assassinating the President by flying a drone into his plane when it arrived at the Republican Convention in 1972. = The SAO also considered kidnapping .or killing leftist leaders during the convention and spraying protesters on . Fiesta Island with white phosphorus. -.' «= Bohmer further com- ” plained of his arrest and con- % viction in 1972, stemming from ' , charges related to his role in a; ‘ protest demonstration during. , which protesters threw ties on a° Yailroad track. He said Sam _ Diego police hired Wayne Mc- ‘Cracken, an informer, to in- filtrate his defense committee. ° We oo che manne ae mee we teenk eve monaibamie as he the Ay oe weed Boyne en oF bhai A a Pees xs) 5) SY AE OBER og ag Ciel ita el al ant en eeaTY ERPTAY TOOT Land toy TN
BUCH OF the information on gAO activities cited in the suit ' was based om sworn courtrcom , _ testimony supplied by one man —-F BI informant Godfrey. . Prior to Godfrey’s sen- sational revelations during a series of SAO trials in 1972, the “Secret Army lived up to its name. It was known mainly by _its literature, pesters and em- ° -"blems, but its members steered _ clear of personal publicity. A few people even doubted the group .existed.. ~ .Godfrey was forced to spill -the beans wher Rubien Brandon, a detective in the San Diego - police department's vestigative support unit, and. police chief Raymond Hoobler pressured the FBI to identity its _ ° FBI informer after the Guild > eater bombing. “ % . The informant’s testimeny * ut two SAGO members ary aeeees ot ecirer 4 His cover b'iavm, ‘folded his tent and crept o:s Sacramento where he’s now ith ' the fire department. His 221 contact, Steve Ci zictiancen, Icft: the agency when Gediray weonk* - public with the £2.0 story. il2’3 | presently a stera manager in Kenosh, Utah, * | vine On one peint, loftict ‘gy. Pn SAO:defendants agree — tae full story hasn't been told... oe in- | ‘ x William Francis Yakopee andi: ° "George M. Hoover — behinds: - bars for long terms which they ° ".afe still serving. "/ ‘akapec “aves convinted: eft > pombing the Guiia sat and? + _ gota six months to le stares. 5 _ ‘Hoover, whose “was recently uoheld by the cinta - Supreme Court, is serving anive: year to life sontence fer sacoting:. into Bohmer’s hovze, weunsing’ . Miss. Tharp and illegal “ Possession of a billy Cid. oa ty, : Beg “2 * ° .. nil 3 “, ° .. oraen ' aLuren + SAO, “Members were chorced wits : offenses raring from .firearm” ‘,and “explesive victaticns - to perjury for denvirt meméicrchipt ‘in the paramilitary grown. The: SAO, whose ranks ‘arnparernily’ wnever totalled more tran 20,%° ‘disintegrated. ‘ vee vey, ‘HW 55000. DocId: 32989523 Se 'Page.741 cony.cticn =. Feederick | | Hetter of San Ysidro, | Ww nO Vas the attorney for’ Yakepcse ard ‘ ACCORDING to SAO state coorainater Jerry’. Lynn Davis, the FEI 2;cirently - limited its agents’ res-cns2 to carefully serecened. written. questions. He said the “executive privileca’? on the grounds fedora al. agents aren't: supposed to-testify in state tins. Hetter, who said his £10 _ clients 1 may have boon tawny “pawns of Godfrey and th. F2, claimed he failed to cet iu:d cf -FBI documents ertcial. te. ” Yakopec’s dafense. : -... - “We just couldn't. eat: Our: “hands on the stufi,” ke rrecasd.. , “And that informetica wes th ; -heartofour defense.” - -: : ; wee Rex Schroeder, kond cf tse “local FBI office, said i123 fot the i. PBI had cooperated Gur.c7 cha* ". SAO trials, adding, “Cuccs’ st ‘ever enough ‘information : tori ’ defense attorneys.”’. . wo Fi’ invo! ced Schroeder said he hisn’t:-> reviewed the Bohme: PEROEp j * lawsuit yet. .. #As for Bohmer and ACLU 3-lawyer Rosenbaum, they e@mi:s : that the FI’s role in th2 £407. 7 may give the SAO doferder:c+ i. Some grounds for filing thoirovn:: f civil rights suit. But genera. 7.) : they weren't sympatheiic: p towards - - their ‘ideological nd-: “ versaries. Bohmer wryly noted that, cx one score, he did end up on th3: Same side of the fence wiih an‘ SAO member. "4 oe wee -; * Fora time, he and Yakopec se a ie san artim ner : ~ ~ ; werecellmatesatChino.- 4 "Oee@ cL ~ Next; ‘The PBI ard thesto “informe Geaircy tolis kow iso: .,Felatioaship w forked. en, —— are voy e -e oo . tee . as ae “ oH Deena wore | ES .
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Upheld in shooting The state Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of George Mitcheil Hoover, 37, a key figure in a series of | trials here in 1972 involving ' alleged members of the right-wing paramilitary Se- cret Army Organization. The Supreme Court ruling, . was announced by the: office of Dist. Atty. Edwin L. Miller, follows an Oct. 30, .1973, decision by the Fourth District Court of Appeal- reversing the conviction of Hoover. The attorney gener- al’s Office took the case to “the Supreme Court. Hoover, formerly of! Santee, was sentenced to five years to life in state prison in January. 1973, fol- owing his conviction in Su- - perior Court on charges of -assault. with a deadly. weapon, firing into an occu- pied dwelling z and possession. -of a billy club, emt Qe @o 1 gey” * Seo! (Mount Clipping in Space Below) ore OQVED appeaied the con- viction through Appeliaté Defenders, Inc., questioning the credibility of a key pro- ; secution witness. The wit- - ness was Howard Barry Go- dfrey, a former San Diego fireman who was a paid F BI - informant assigned to infil- ° trate extremist groups., - . Hoover contended the Su- perior Court jury should have been allowed to weigh _ Whether Godfrey was work: ‘ing as a “double agent” with “both the FBI and ‘the Secret “Army Organization, finally .deciding to testifv for the ‘state to protect himself. °.. The charges against - Hoover stemmed from the ‘ firing. of a -bullet into the home of Peter Bohmer, then re ‘at San Diego State Universi-:-”"., a former assistantprofessor. ...:° -o> ~ ty; on Jan: %, 1972. The bullet. -<' struck a friend of Bohmer; Paula Tharp, 23, wounding her in the arm. Bohmer re- i on, Muir Avenue_ip, n Beach at the time. . Lr hy-2915° 6A) Cater) -272 76 QD 7-307 ( foo. DOV g. y7- Case ae WW -54000 Docld+32989523--P q - ae er een wae) aye ‘743° a t “| “Undteate page, name of newsepaper, city and state.).. . o ; The pret. “/ Wk/py Date: Edition: ‘Author: Editor: Title: Character: or Classification: Submitting Office: Cj Being Investigated ~ e wh SZ mane SEARCHED ee |Z EMtrk = DY ~164 | HW CCKED Lt SERIALIZED_s.- FILED : an DECE Wea / I * FBI—SAN DIEGO U : re Oe 2 Ae We eID my mee ee anny | ad il.
San n Diego Cot | SAN DIEGO—The chairman of the San Diego County: Board of Supervi- sxsi.who had previously denied alle- @tions that he harassed leftists esre, has now admitted “Some ranks." Im a report mace pubtic fs a re- march. group here. Suser/isor Lou Unde said he disrupted a Peace and Faedom P Party open house and also FRited fo Tang controversial college rofessor Herbert Marcuse in Eiki me Fix. both occasions he was accom- mied’ by alleged members of the futemen. a now defunct nght- ving’ paramilitary organization that aried. on a widespread camovaign of rdéenee and harassment against the fimovement here in the late 1960s. dast. year. in an. interview with "ze Times, Conde denied these acti- *tes.. They occurred before he was tested: to the Board of Supervisors 17972. - Ymde's statements were “included ime of 13 profiles on the county's ‘supervisors and eizht state leg- ‘tors which were publis’ied Tues- OE poe wath teed -- Fo) . fier jg } 0° “lt sty HW 45000 Dogdd: 32989025 _ os : ws bi ne) ae “ae ainalneieneeanenat unity Supervisor Admits ‘Pranks on Leftists BY NARDAZ.TROUT Times Staff Writer, ’ dav by CalPIRG. (California Publi Interest “Research Group), a Ralpn- Nader-type organization here. The Conde profile shed some . further light on an era of harass- ment and violence against the left documented by the local under- ground newsnaner, The Door. a= well as by local law enforcement of- ficials. Conde was reportedly active in the late 1960s when the Minutemen and its successor, the Secret Army Orga- nization, targeted leftisfs for fire- bombings, shootings and harassing phone calls. Conde, 47, had previously denied his activities in articles in The Door. but he finally admitted the incidents to CalPIRG researchers Chris By- strom and Alan Friedman after their exhaustive, two-month jong investi- “gation. He denied being a- -Minutemen member, although “he said he was friends with its then recognized West Coast leader. Troy Houghton. and Houghton's wife, Bettie, and at one time gave Houghton a military _Please.Turn to Page 4, Col. 1 * =. 30 vee Po: Tet J IC O-/Y06/* age | paper: Sone a ote ‘Page’ 74439". : pine eins Ott oe ee oy . eet aremee anergy nat: eet: oe enemies pe eee ted tenner nF . ——— oe end - on {indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) G/L 9/7 Pye Date: Edition: Author: Editor: Title: Character: Z 4) O Con de. or Ciassification: Submitting Office WH, MLSE LU fa 5 igated aa Being Inves amen e ent MEIER I NENT ANOS NaS NAS ah Fah EMD LE ‘ —! j celle a Petal mmm 4 Paid: ! ’ FEI—SAN DEC x . iB eweprmeerenmermmnennnmete srerarmntninare als + 5
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_ O- San Diego (enc.4) (RM) OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 Sos \ / wy V - MAY 1982 EDITION , . i a ; KC Og eowene=i28 GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-118 : oe 7 * UNITED STATES CO@nent: " | . @ Memorandum AC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) . / DATE: 7/30/74 L | UNCLASSIFIED ‘ACJ, LOS ANGELES (157-8214) (RUC) ARD BARRY GODFREY - SAO O: San Diego fof tosed for San Diego is a copy of a Los Angeles County Jail Booking and Property Record pertaining to arrest of LOUIS JACKSON on 7/9/74; also one copy of a letter dated 7/5/73 addresséd to|BILL RITTER, Editor, "The Door", Post Office Box 2022, San Diggo, Galifornia, from JERRY, BUSCH. Also enclosed is an FD-306 cortaining information received from LA 6993-E. on 11/28/72 which was not previously furnished to Sah Diego. On 7/11/74, Officer TOM GREEP, Los Angeles County _ Sheriff's Office (LACSO), Intelligence Division, advised that LOUIS JACKSON, a Negro, born 1/13/43, in Texas, had been . arrested by the LACSO on a traffic warrant charge but released as not being the person named in the warrant. When JACKSON was picked up, he had a jacket, which he:said belonged to one ERIC. In.the pocket of the jacket was found a letter, a copy of which -is enclosed. Officer GREEP said that. JACKSON said he knew nothing about the letter. JACKSON advised that ERIC lived in Playa | Del Rey in the Los Angeles area. Officer GREEP said he would pro- vide copies of the booking record and ‘letter. : | i -On 7/16/74, a copy of the booking record and letter were received by the Los Angeles Office from-Officer.GREEP by mail. They are being enclosed. GREEP also sent a note advising that. JACKSON's true name was LOUIS TACKWOOD. 5 Pm: tae _. San Diego will note that the letter contains, among other matters, extensive information regarding HOWARD BARRY GODFREY. ° _ - Los Angeles. (Sq. #6) ge Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Ple Docld: 32989523 Page “250°. an 7 an . SEARCHED SERIALIZED FIRED. AUS 1974 FRI-SAIG Lucu HDEXED AW 550 O-108 ou seu
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20 November 1972 : - ¢ has been learned that Jack L. Du Long attended ae a meeting of the Greater Los Angeles Area Citizens Councils held on this date in the Sparton Room of _the Olympian motor Hotel at 1903 West Olympic Blvd. in Los Angeles Galifornia. The meeting was set for 8pm and did start within a few minutes of 8pm. A ‘ total of 19 or 20 people were onghand for the meeting. Roderic Duff conducted the meeting. He is the GLAACG. leader. He announced that this was the first GLAACC : | _ weeting in a year and a half, He. indicated that GLAACC had interested itself with local issues during this time. He outlined work in Monrovia involying the schools foo and a local election. Duff stated he planned an important meeting in two months, in late January 19/3. “"" He diid not. state -why there would be another meeting 80 soon after this gathering. It would be unusual fo . in. view of the fact that this meeting was the rir in eighteen months. Duff discussed the "blood program" - that was mentioned in their mail ont report of last week in which GLAAUG members would donate blood to - -other GLACC members only when needed and then direct “from douer to donor. in brief the plan is to prevent j @ GLAAGt member rrom receiving blood from a black. It appears cane meeting was called only to hear tvo speakers. | First to speal was a man believed to be named Hick onion. sof pees ayy a - St eee er er ger tt cnsen =, lt MAT etre . . : " se Ft a td cee tee 55000 Docld: 32989577 Page 762 i + ce . . |
. - > ¢ t @ ° <0 ye . 7 ee *. °20 November 1972 his man appears to be about forty years of ages” | HA wears a crew cut-rlat top: hair sie style, a He Stated he wanted to speak early because hé had to get up at 3:30An each day to go tofvrork.: has been seen by this ohserver fat other right wing gatherings in this,area during the _ past Six moxths. At thos?times he nds been with his wife and each wore shirts wip a sign BALE at | “Don't tread om\Me" and the snailte . The shirts were connected with a group we is involved in -“% oe ab this time. norton appears in good ahape and , - about 5:11 and 160lbs- Norton spoke about the man naned Piorkowski- who shot and killed the plack youth in Pomongl California following a. purse snatching ingident on “the street. The attached (see hazidbill) explains Norton's pitch. In brief he urged all present tovattend a rally for Piorkows wi on 26 November 1972 (Sunday) at 2pm in Ularemont California at 671 arrot¥y This is ~ believed fo be the home of Halk mcGeeXThe rally adie aS od funds for his defense. Norton ailso urged MS BS x = ‘- Y oo ye 7 . ; ‘. - 1. a of turnout of right wingers on the dey of XS ee oe , . the fizial in Pomona on Monday 4 December 1972... Norton indicated a large turnout of blacks is expected and this could cause a tense situations 7 OLRPRARR TM a . - About @: ee rox ‘ot — ca jon, Califernia ; . began to address the gathering. This man states Ee aeeeer BD ; HW 55000 DocId:32989523 Page 763
arene ts Hemet ey th aah ett en erin aees aang tiene ave eehewebalonaoae . ~ ‘ me re | Page Three "20. November 1972 i e 3 é he operates a Gulf station in El Cajon. Fox appears to be in his early 40s, about 5:9 and 1701bs. Fox spoke for over an hour regarding his involvement in the Secret Army | Organization in the San Diego areag Fox related how Howard Berry Godfrey started to stop by his station early in 1972. Fox charges that Godfrey tried many times to get hin to join the SAO but that he never joined the group. Fox aduits he kept some of the literature around the station that Godfrey would leave for him. Fox stated that in mid may , Pa . he ahd his wife decided to join the Rev meIntyre and his “Victory march in Washington". Fox'charges the FBI then vaided his station.while he was gone and broke into a file cabinet and then planted. material in the cabinet. Fox hints that the FBI claims to have feared that he — wernt: east to do harm to A. Bremer after the latter shot Maryland. Fox then related how he “appeared as a witness for William Yakopec in September ed to his trial on Tuesday 5 Deceni 4972 and how this has 4972 for osrjury. sox asked all who could to be on hand in Decem> :r tor his trial. Roderic Duff stated he and sever other GLAACC members would be present for the trial. Fox . stated his legal costs were very high and a collection was taken for him. It was noted that Jack Du Long gave rox and it appeared abouts30 to 340 may have been, given to Fox this evening by the GLAACC members. The meeting endea short}‘y hoeYore 10pm. Among the twenty people present and Gov G. Ce Wallace in ‘ Bianca eee ah Ss ‘el known 1o this observer were: epic wner I Receric —_— Jack; Du Long, DoclId: 32989523 Page 764 MA ee ey eer NT AON een weft.
Page sour 20 November 1972 a0 Bo - Larry Nagimek, Hale mcGee, Joe Weber,stan Wade, Glen Whebler. Others present appear to be Long ’ e . . term GLAACC members. : . Be’ ° ° s i ° ; f. - - *. _. . wea . . _ _ ; ; - ' ‘ POET SO Ses A RE ie ay “3s ~.. . ; —_— a * 4 | HW? 55000 Docld: 329995293 “Paye 765 |
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TAT 10 EOITION: . ' ‘ GSA FPMR (at CER) 101-11.6 .* UNITED STATES GOV NMENT . @ Memorandum E TO 8: )«6gac (170-286) pate: 5/16/7h. FROM : SA FARL M. PETERSEN SUBJECT: jIOWARD BARRY GUDFRUY INFORMATDN CONCERNING HOWARD BARRY GODFREY haa applied for a position as Arson Investigator for the State of California. He scored the top grade in his test and is now being investigated by the California Bureau of Investigation for this position. He is presently working af for the State of California in a similar positon. SA FRANK 4M, THOMPSON, CBI is conducting the investigati on: The following information which has all been made public was given to SA THOMPSON upon authority of the SAC: Onrind HOWARD RARRY¥Y GODFREY, Born July 1, 1943, at Portsmouth, wt/5? England, was an informant of the FBI from August 10, 1967. to November 1/1, 1972. He renorted to the San Diego office. This service was entirely voluntary on his part. During this - period of time he furnished a volume of highly reliable information about right wing tyve groups such.as the Minutemen and the Secret Army Organization. He was reimbursed for his service in amounts ranging £x=mx un to $250.00 per month. On June 22, 1972, GODFREY furnished information indicating that one WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC intended to khemk "Genies Massage. Parlor" in El Cajon. Due to the nossibility of loss of life if this tombing was carried out, it was decided to make GODFRaY available to testify in the trial of YAKOPHC who had placed a bomb in the Guild Theatre in San Diego on June 19, 1972. As a resuht of information furnished by GODFREY, a number of persons were tried and comuvicted and large quantities of firearms, explosives and ammunition wege recovered. The names of individuals arrested tried and eenvicted was © given to SA THOMPSON, . EMP: emp (2) [10 - 256-56 ~ ee | col net Se * Paap ne Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan ° mote we ee Pe re oF * : HW 55000 Docld:32989523 Page.767  .
I Method of délivery (chuck appr w blocks) recording device (] written by Inf: (Xin person [_} by telephone {~]by mail Coorelty ] Date of Report , SLSTIK 1 Date(s) of activity ~ ty orally funushed and seduced to sting by Agent: Date cen 6 Dictated FLL to Sue thre ——~_~———- Transcribed tL ELE rf’ t .f Authenticated by Informant Brief description of activity or material C Inutbie 22 File where originalis located ifactatiar \@ —_ R 170- § tae Prt 1 * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTRRISK(*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIP. if VIOLENCE QR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. ; iy = Information recomied on. 8 card index by i ecore , fem ingex oy. Remarks:* 170-s¥¢a — SO : — 157-8323 (ACI) , SRUMDEK Te (57-Wb FE 105-6730 (AL FATAH) og Defense Leagé gl raucers Ce <i 340 (LrBEery ( ( ( { nn 1), in Fat cetat BDAMS) a ty KOEN (AL/ALDINGER) D ( ( ( ae | 157-3018 (SOsEPS Bptintmpe) } ‘i LW) 157-2527 (cheater farishe ri ie EU) 157- se (JANET BRANRER) if 1 (/) B} (JOSHPH BRINKER) i ¥() 157-00" (ROBERT BROUN i> $(.) 15744076 (BERT SNPERAT) ‘ ve ik 18772897 (WILLIAZA DOMASH) | if fAS57-152 (RON eppy\\ | ue )% 157-4449 (JOHN FINM, JR.Y 5 UV 157-3300 (P.v. cavity ! Block Sere 3 EO): 157-4263 (KEN? GEDDIS) i? if( ) 157-4434 (NELLY. ENSONY 1 I0- LEC AIS a GY 17-2 C ) [BRC Tae ST i : _ SERIALIZED eelL! L=D a Q- L05 awcenes (87-7775), 44° 973 Far - SAN DIEG: Lae Sf C9) Mae I te we a cme, eee 8 ot tf + © tee . a> ewe ie wan . . TM eee tae meee wee we tee neem se «ge, swe comers e sense ange nos “7 . - - eee - . ~ = . nee een ae i “Pocld: 32989523 Page 768 o_ _. J . Yoo eae
NY 157-4407 CHARLES WELT KENDALL) a ve (\) 157-2893 ec: FRANKLIN ENIGET) Af (157-4450 (ROBIN LIPPERT) 9 - oe... LY eerie (DENNIS LOSO) ae: , ) (157-4131 (CHARLES MARTIN) a ae . f)) ‘57-2521 (DAVID "BILL" MILLER) ; | ee ” | 1) AS7- 4//S(ANN NUTTER) Ee | oo 1X 4273 (WILLIAM PROBERT) 2” 57-4553 (ROBERT RAYBURN)/ 743498 (WESLEY ROUNDS) ) ) ) ) ts *e . : } 157-4274 (Mr. KARL SACK) i eee ) 157-4875 (Mrs. KARL SACK) )} 257-4252 (CARL SCHNTDT) ) 157-427 (DONALD SZABURG) © ) 157-4029, (ART SHOT) ) 157-2546 4%(0. ANDREW SIMPSON) ) 157-201 \ceRALD suitH) ) 157-4248 (GEORGE UDBARY) }. 157-4266 (aR “ UDBARY) ) ) ) }. ) ) ) ) 157-2610 (¥ ae KEY WRXEFIELD) -157-3138 (VIGTOR WALTCN) 157-2524 fr GERALDINE WATSON) 157-2545/ (RAY "YILSCH) 157-2506 fas .CK YWIMMERMAN) | 157-4447 © BARBARA HUTCHI SON) 157-4545 (CHANNCEY CURR) 157, (Bernard), Dower) ‘L57£4923- CARNOLD: I DRESSEN) 157-3169 (DONNA LE Ey HARTLEY) 57-3170 (CALVIN FOR) 7 fr -eeeh Gan wrnaw 6 (35 7-Seo! < (157-9415 Ciro) +f EN mete atte haere Cniihbererene rn: ar ‘ . ® 7? = Arte te mabe ndin met sites sary minh Ai #4 8 fae * ji * eee nD ee eee ee a . . 0 os A) 51 tala eNO Rate 8» ‘ 9 t ¢ of, wae ° . 1 eo . e . e- . 8 98 ee ed Sows peer ase - . . ‘ } $ $ Lo Ma . ' oo eee oe Ces . “" sme ort seme i i } / ; re en wnt et ee te remennen one : -” . ween HW 55000 DBocld: 32999523 Page 769
a ne Fa] a ae) a @ : & : B 4/5/77 Meeting of Colonel WILLIAM GALE at . O'Neira Hall on the Evening of March 28, 1974, San Diego, California ean Ein vsane teat aon" Kroximately 75 persons were present at that .- eting. It included, among others, GEORGE UDPARY, a if VICTOR B. } WALTON , MICKEY WAKEFIELD, J ° vig wv [SIMESON, he ELLEN ADAMS, BILL MILLER, JONATHAN yEST, "JOE BRINKER, HARRIET: BRINKER, JANET abalin,\ cotbnel WILLiaM. GALE, ANN NUTTER, A obhers Who) Ad very old and very* inactive. There w © modeen € individuals présent who’ ate as yet sage t ni me. ia aS LE GEORGE UDVARY Soe seem to have made his | move ieeer oy Hof the area. He's still in | process, I believe,/“as best ‘Lcan tell at this time. MICKEY! 4 WAKEFTEDD came dow epén Escondido, was hoping to run Serene ag rN tN into - me,of his ppferntiieany friends, one or two of whom i i did not evidently arrive. He did rum into VICTOR WALTON | who he is clode. to. BILL MILLER was “theke. and very involved lon the waa at least.- ELLEN ADAMS was distributing diteratute. JOE and HARRIET BRINKER came in from Escondido rT" of course are primarily responsible for puttiftg on that pA ESSER Een etinpn i a zi thly meeting : and so they were 2 working with that. HY 55000 Doctd:39980523— Kage 270 . gh et ne ee pemenen ced tatone Ne yee ow mee atv ee
mimitakaiadcccut tt ' a ay Rene eeeninte Za weir THEE Na ot bach Sarthnetthe taser BIE ils Me ty - There was security that night--more so than ; wou ws Ray ordinarily be expected. A fellow by the name of inside with a -chapea cigiyhe Cia Band — d ‘by Radio Shack. He DENNIS wa walkie-talkie, Li kept monitoring andth WA ndividual whose name | a do who was: yGfetae. te had a two Or. thigee’ ctiennef Citizens ras Bahia walkie-talkie, widig kd pasha, .)ad they were checking i a to see if anyone would-give them any trouBDhe. This was becate i/2 publication that indicated where their meeting joule be-héld. They didn't indicate what they would do“it_ i caxlgmeneneensatatnne ta anscmtnct sti py Loh rt Us not have j such trouble arrived. merle ALOE OLENA TOT I EE I Colonel GALE discussed an article on himself and’ the identity movement as written up in Volume V, Issue 14, ef-a bi-monthly publication, called the San Diego Door. I believe that's a March, 1974 issue. Colonel GALE read directly from the article and made comments and corrections ‘as he went. . . “He Said, now I will read--follow this and poe FS much as possible that sgens" relvané Ly pel reid fronlese— stele t the pybtt tbiderines are J snly-BEKL of FRE y | paciia Wy Toor GALE speaks, be aetna Satire Lato j rs-o7rd noe f the’ para-military part7Yo hi org anizationy That part is called vee and yds so onsaeecae many old | and secret army elements iff eee California} Minutemen HW 55000 Docld: 329895273 Page TTL
° was, someting, else, ae ‘iV ae, ihosdnty. — Tse ae me yea x operation is ences | such titles’as the eas Posse’ Association... enema ieneeiiiaaae I will make another quote here from the publication: “JERRY LYNN DAVIS, the ex-head of the SAO in California, has been reported at GALE's public meetings.” According 3 AAA ‘SE aa a oe, DAVIS had not, as far as he knew, ever been to a ° San “gan Diego meeting. ; car i An eee ee a . e _~~——FMother quote Colonél”GALE made: “Identity is organized in similar fashion to other underground organi - gmall oells communicate through a series of intermediaries wd and blind’ RE office boxes.‘ Colonel eniEidi d LAG! coinsnt Pe #f AS further 34h Pe mailing’ network for tee tational tape groups VAS Bstian Posse Association ygroups, and the - amateur radio netwoxk are the primary-£ommmication links oy a Le 4 eA f~ / \ a 7” snother (exéte Co opel GALE made from the article: tn San Diego, GALE can be heatd, speaking to his congregation p . ad 7 1 on the fourth Thursday of every month at the O*Neira Club i of GAL oP group. on Holly Street" or something of that nature "between 34th and 35th Stxéets, one block south of Adams Avenue." The street was incorrectly quoted--it!s Hawley, and*Colonel GALE inade an observation on that, - indicating he mores the information was transferred to the person at this publication DoclId: 3298945293 Page TT? : ~ a ~ we Me doerpysere Ae
—enormerersenernnt 170 nS by telephone and tha Tpured > “HS had had that all figured { AON EAR Nester: 4 out aw way because the person must have misunderstodéd the name, and got it wrong. The next quote from the publication: /"“According : to one law\enforcement source, Identity has/about 50 members in the San Diego area, including aay the Th yp Sheriff's neNartment and resenye pofic addi foneh P bebe GALE indicated support front a W enforcement~-indicated i he has an assigtent pastokh Glendaie who has an important AT post yt in! the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, and, f NY ttehat No) Steins Supponk from 2 agnumber of Lay-enforcenentt AN rs . i t on aa otied areas. Dy 4 ue E: = 4 a ye : .Another quote he “iphspadea:! "As for GALE, he f pretends to be a nine his church and operates thro ugh it as jis” Bont. GALE was one of the driving forces behind ' fhe militént Christian Defense\League (CDL) in the 60's. fe had formed the- ‘small California Rangers in the late 50° S. The California state Attorney Genéral' s Office described ' ‘. the: Rangers asi” then they put a quote in here, in this article, ar secret tinderground guerrilla force, linked with other ~ 7 7 ‘ oases : . non-military organizations by a common ideology and leader- ship.* a an ; AP . . 5 7 Colonel GALE indicated at this meéting the Rangers! were egistered with the state and had suppor’ of catltoinial ve Law; ent orcement , NO ‘, fi ji . Another quote from the article that the colonel pos ca ROR EP ESTOS TN ETE IT tH! geet 2 eee | Docld: 32989523 Page rt GelaishLiatine Mats ern Rates . ~ . . Ne CS PME LARGE P RMIT IR TINE FORALTIEN OTM NRDA ETE MENTED. REAM ACY PRETO LET RODE SIRE PTE NTT ent MB Een Hts ORRIN a LIFE! ACME TOP YET POT ROMER RNTRD SIEITS he TPP CAE 5 = om + eee ef-s ge no - - ~ men ee
| HW 55000 Docld: 32939523 Page T74- "GALE's strategy to recruit members aA organizations was thwarted in 1963 when the Long meee Pe 1 ; Telegram, exposed his efforts to convert the American Vegion | Post in Signal Hill into a Ranger front. It was after this | i that one of the Rangers was ee P for,, eas 1 ah i mi f ee . fel GALE & ~ gun and a stem\gun to undercover agents ok indicated that Bee és involvé to “some enter with this ans group, pay: & Capa whith this particular vete ‘4 e transferred from the Hollywood post. ALSO, he ‘sad hae wd Qe e Ranger's, that particular Ranger's’ arr oh sty taséa¢ yf x pny that Ranger's part. =e Cheer iw) cf oa (Discaee Lk antr pment and an antoreabgCPef be, *s, 7 Another quote hd-diade: f'The CDL was quite an on"enen GALE was" a pat of it. It grew to includ thegKlan, the i Natonay Stakes! Rights Party; and many ‘other Right Wing cro Colokel GALE admitted connection with the Chri.ét ian Defense\League, indicating that he was very active. \. Another quote: GALE has suple éyperience to found a para-milvtary organization. In addition to more 6 - SRBC SB ORs SEO T Henna a) 3 3 oe ee She he ae an * “x # 5 $ than 20 years | #hnvolvement in right wing circles, GALE is. FA retired Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Army. He sezved with i ; ra the MAC 7, command after World War. II in the cOunter- y inisurgenty staff," and it goes on. But Colonel GALE ‘gorrected this Counter-insurgency information. He indicated that\he i if . ‘ d was’ on the staff of MAC ARTHUR in Japan, but previous, oN
| Ws, | HW 35000 “ -in this dishussion of his was that there is a lot of Cerin | \3 Is he said he wa hel) as they were ready to face those and in Glendale and other areas _Likethaty-whiel HE fétittoned., ry that was when he was involved in counter-insurgency and that was with the guerrilla activities in the Philippines, which was also indicated in this article. Then, another interésting thing, he quoted: "The. SAO was in large part organized by HOWARD B. GODFREY, an FBI Agent." He didn't have anything notable to say about GODFREY. s 7—-OF et Tes he indicated,”too: culty getting ‘different right wing groups to coopefate in a military casndp and that that is verypecg Shes I Ea ' E get the impression’ aChat he ipractpiilnh pull WisHés to whip j é, these groups into line A eee “s Se ey Se wes Sex wf vA that will per veryp gies sive and eftitient..” thi is the pri X ma afeait cei€eont military mee \. \ Ww enforcement, of course ont ¥ terms no doubt; fU I He Miso iMigeates sd wiping Ss to cooperate ke Jews and their a filcled “and theik so-called exposes and water dd else yao happen to \want to do; that they are aay to comimicate with their people and take care. of anyone who g shires them any trouble. He\indicated that he | had commupiication links all over--that fhom his car he ~ could balk immediately with his link in ‘Saugus--I don’t ry “i link he was referring to, but it wasn Saugus, ; DocId: 32989523 Page TTS
\ That covers much of his comments at that particuf lar meéting. There was quite a lot of respgiise-~the people £ enjoyed that immensely. It was a eae nf could get. al ie San Diego, Nw Fetephoné oo” 232-5658. *h fe questions d Answers during Je ANDREW ool. at 229s # in San Diego ae mere La fi this session. 3 BRENKER \ wag /batssing/out blank pieces \ questions on the gest oie vee pee passed up to Colonel cake Otore wit choke! bake pigces of paper, JOE BRINKER’ of ey that neon rite p eir comments and et di a throw-avay, 9A) the tax Nhe. The heading ‘was “Sunny San Diego Invites, You to 197#s Biggest Tax Expo" and then ' anothervheading, "Tax Foes felt. a and How They Stopped > Paying| Income Tax,' ete. ,jete. It\talked about meetings in the’ San Diego area on phat. Regist#ation forms for special get togethers, in ty case, Sheraton Inn-Airport on Friday, April Sth dnd Saturday, April 6th, 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. on Friday, April 5th; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Satincday, April 6th. For those who,fvish to write for information, they'd write to (for registfation or information) to: Tax Expo, 1570 Lily Avenue, Fa Cajon, California 92021. Now whether ‘this: point was being stressed more by JOE BRINKER or whether it. was also index” the tacit approval of Colonel GALE, I do not ot indy see oer Ey poms m Pee aoa cats,
‘Tuesday the 2nd of wuly,/} fs : ‘ Among the other literature and material which was — picked up\at that meeting, I acquired an application for the Identity seminars, "Second and Th rd National Identity y A Seminars, Manasseh Ranch, California, rae of Ghrist \ Church. Second Seminar dates are satrdly fi e 26th of § f Be April through Tuesday, the 30th pe hot sor, Third =. pen be ‘June through — Seminar dates ack a a ie Jab Attendance by, ‘accepted - application iin pen to the publics Oey make that wii Nevada Mountatsls .” No sleeping facilities are available “HW 55000 “a stressed point i Nis. ) "Manasseh \ Batioh is the national headquarters cottl radeeiey werner of the Ministry of Christ @furch. It is locaher dyin, tHe gold Mother Lode area ~ ia. Altitude aia F arly 3,000 feet in the. high | y vA those attending andlgh bene motor home, camp trailer, camper truck4yor travel trailer. (If you do not own one, they “are rinted, for a nominal fee. Since bath and toilet facilitiés are Liinited , self-contained recreational vehicles are preferable.’ You must also bring your own food supply, except that we will have a small commis tary to supplement your needs-“eggs, bread, butter, potatoes % canned foods, etc. Chiddren will be the responsibility of the parents, although it is possible to arrange for a child care period among , those who attend. This can be organized'tafter your ‘ arrival. Directions to Manasseh Ranch will be mbiled to a a . + , DocId: 32989523 3 Page is + POPE AAS STRIVES :
a ee # you upon receipt of and acceptance of your 2 stems, HW 55000 iL attend. (Please cut off at perforated line and mai}”appli- cation ‘to P. O. Box 423, Glendale, California 9¥%209, Please give the igformation requested on the application form.)" Underneath the application: ‘We wish to attend the Identity Seminar at Manaisseh Ranch as indicated? Please place check- mark in the approptiate seminar spabe." Second Seminar er Third Seminar indicated cor gfacenent of the mark. Following they say, "Reli giteds services begin on Saturday, - so arrivals should be priér SAehose dates." They ask the number cf adults, numbek of chttain, ages of children, type of recreation yéhicle (tent campéls, truck camper, motor home, travel traiver), then they indicate here, “We hereby and responsibility to ourselves and all member _ relieve the Ministry of Christ Church .from shah f our family inyevent of accident or injury while we are Ya. the church property at Manasseh Ranch, California. . .Name ¢signed), Addréss (printed)". . .so on. this is the form for the _ seminars. " EOS ae ore Pa 2 . on . ' Bocld:32989573 Page 773 - 1a eS VO Aa RIV EL At PEIN ef oe sayrrendopeh ernie ea
fo MANG=EH RANCH, CALIFORNIA — . @.. ‘ISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH @ THIRD SEMINAR -\ Dates are SATURDAY 2 June thru TUES, 2 July 15 ATTENDANCE 3Y ACCRPTED APPLICATION ONLY - NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | MANASSEH RANCH is the NATICNAL HEADQUARTERS for the fpbwngl movement of the MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH. It is located! in fred gold mother-lode area of California, Altitude is*mear 3,000 feet in theHiigh{Sterra Neyada mountains. No sleeping facilities are av ilaole, so thedd & Attending should nring a motor home, camp trailer, camper truck ot ravel traile Vi if! you do not own one, they can oe rented for a nominal fee. Sings patil) And toilet facilities are limited, self- contained recreational vehicles Sa tteferable, Yo.. must’also oring your own food supply except that we wilt e ‘a’small cominisany to supplement your needs (eggs. oread, outter, poy Hoes pe foods ime b. ). / for child care periods amopfgst those whe >» ‘end’, / this can oe organized after your arrival, Directions to M@dasseh Ran¢h wil Poel platted to you upon receipt of and acceptance of your Application to attend. (Please cut of at perforated unk prdamall ehglication to P.O. Box 423, Glendale, w-------2-- ak ae oe 2o eee OO ae one cee 0m : — -=f~ - ——— wwe or Or OT rH TO TT ~-. . fy . . . ~ . . s . . ~ . * MPPLYCAT ON _ Children will be the ae y of the g goren S although it is possible to arrange PAP ON EOE TRUNNION AM ate ins CAFE [MOTI We wish to attend OE INENTITY SEMI INAR at ManassSeh Ranch as indicated, (Please place cheekgperk in the appropriate Seminar space) -€ ) Second Seminar - Sat. 26 April thru Tues. 30 Aprik 1374 é . ( ) Third Seminar - Sat. 23 June-thru Tues. 2 July 1574 Religious Services begin on Saturdays, so arrivals should be PRIOR to those dates. Vehicle: Motor Home aoe Travel Trailer 3 - Number of adults " *  *_} Bype of Recreation Number of children / Tent camper -: Ages of children £ Truck camper We hereoy retteve fhe Ministry of Christ Church from all liabflity\and res ponsipility | to ourselves and all memvers of our family in the event of accident\or injury while ' ‘we are on the pe property at Manassch .Ranch, California, a we apes SO Se OE OF 0 Oe 008 2 cen oe en 0m on 68 OD 8 0 On aD Ow OD OR ODD Cw 2 Dee ED . . . - ‘ f NAME (signed) : ye . wecennne caenwwem inetntieitiniatel chains # HW 35000 _pocka: 32989523 _ Page 779 < 2 RAT NTA
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ae kegi . | : Marc} ‘11, 1974 ETA 6 ate ata itomaneee tn, _ en nnn of Triumph of the WHI. f whag_b been learned that ote. Showing ae on picture | Rettingh Will 1 byt e roofyebleed. nit of the (lat ici Vopr sd Fipe 7 ve *s Party on S@ Benger night, March 30, 1974 reget¥en no” respoase gfpever from the San pigBomunit of the NS SWERS “Originally Tom Fnight, les Martin, Jack Zimmerman an Sidi oles “Waker Spe, Mee ald planned a >} jarive & ee 6) Los Angel leita te pee. earned t at of ig son val Fy from sone aETici sco to visit him og so he cancelied out, «Bertin ¢ does not own a a Senet since neither Meover, Zimmerman Wilson. In thibietter, Ron.. Bady just received a letter from Ray period when he (WL189E son ‘thanked Eddy for his support during the the San Diego unit Of the NSWED  pesnsenemmemavsuae —— Vic Walton claims to have "put out the word" on Barry Godfrey 'a good year" before the arrests of members of the Secret Army Organization | um San Diego. Walton says he warned the SAO people to look out for 3 iedfrey because he believed Gedfrey to be half Jewish and, therefore, mtrustworthy. | Walton says Godfrey was too pre-occupied with firearms ind: explosives to be trusted. He admitted, however, that this seemed to appeal to the SAO affiliates. That is all for now. priest ssages 2 aC AT ct AME fie Flee ata, PENS Fat DP BAR es mec a WE FST omg, EF Che Wp lpg .
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Cfiviticc@@® atts on of “GuraTa Sette “{2PePie#rd” awé Ray Wilson; attitude of Vic’ ‘Walton. . a On Sttuday, March 24, 1974 Gerald Smith and Ray Wilson vicited the home of Mickey “akefield in Escondido. Both men brought-their families * along and then all cheat people proceeded to the Keyed” Creek area north be Valley Center for “eS 00% Vg shail i= Gees \ 36 years 9 of age LPR tL ba of any kind if her lif paged | oaned her One of his ns ond her give it a try. She di lraadhy Well for a beginner, hitting azo ttle with a .22 automatic pisis et Flas s 4 fat a range of 40 feet opwhey Ane try geslBes 2 ; Wp EN spergeaage Ben KTassen'ts book Fature's inersstee Doone Hooik t. ¢; Cate au hor is wronga,to use a religious : ito try Wo provide an answer to .what is essentially “a political end rac iproblem. YWakefiexd thinks the book's greatest weaknest is the fact th at so vehemeptly attacks Christianity. He believes that most rightist who have-eny religious sense of being at all would reject thissas quic ckis L. : as most Americans already reject the Swastika. Smith has not yet” ‘become a td cr o iy 5 food ve) tos > t Oh it poe - Semeur: Renee! eequeinted with the book and SO had no ccc to offer. os Pad ELE pases go > Pano Diora aa, a Vic Walton recently ez expressed his opinion of George Mitchell H over | He said of Hoover, "He is not the kind of man I would ever want to have * for an enemy because I don't think he would hesitate to do you in". — Walton continued, "However, Hoover seems like a real nice guy". "He is’ very quiet and doesn't have much to say". Walton is very anxious to have Ron Eddy of Poway read Nature's : Eternal Religion. Walton is really making a determined effort to push a this book. Its author, Ben Klassen, seems to think Hitler was the best | thing that ever happened to the world and concludes his book by sayi +25 : that ultimately the White race will have to occupy all the usable land _ On Earth. That kind of tells you something without really saying it. Walton says that Barry Godfrey once told him that his (Walton's) telephe was bugged. ; i That's it for now. erantwest Meteo cern viii mersarcinn ROW a alate at MeL ™ 3 | [er ore SZ S744 IM ECRIAA lA | we Ha Nene ema an Moret memeetma Eye mag amar mal wert teme uectegeime ats eprom tieys wee ee - ee ree ° ” ~ 7 7 ee meetme a2 ten tied penahdeehtthmeterenteastaeeemnin nnttemenntia ee em mee | HF -35000—Beeld:32989593 Paige THA” ~ T
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LIN FDR MAT ‘arch 24, 1974 _foiem ests W"SAN-DLERS? PEROT Clit a ie visit San Dieser “ f- new political movement building in San Dieso. ‘ ‘On Saturday night, March 23, 1974 the San Diego unit of tHe ration /alist ‘hité People's Farty held a meeting at one Sumac yf East San } 380 Present for this meeting were Tom Fnight, arles Uprtiny | Rick /\anley, Vic Walton and Mickey Wakefield. The meeting began at 6 p.m. Land ended at 9:30 tbut due to the tardiness of Walton and “akefleld, a Apis Pe iven to each Instead a couple of ‘hundred copies of the news spaijey activist to distribute each on his own at;some appt dates, Movies of the January 19, 1974 NS'PP wih of” “shejpae & Leggy ‘Jewish Community Centor} were shovm. ‘Walton, who phorvs fscopiled, the event ,/said the FBI had asrar p e afiscated about half o the Soo vege while it, was being developed at { t i Photomat. x C/ r * va A vy The current balance in the San Diego yhit's sreaswry “ssf 3 unit owes $35 sto Kbrineton and another : 22075 zo tke” Los Angel gs unit for an ovprall bgpende) of heer in tk ne\pole. ‘sespihing J in pri 19°74 Knigny is” wolng to A oiee that each affiliate dP the ‘anit“contribuse a mini mun of yO 6 $7 per | mor eile dues. 7/4 AN i) # mown that Knight x j visiting the L.A. headquarters in vitth Zi a0, y aée ' 4 El (Monte dn the night ofylMafch ‘the) Will. Martin will probably | Z 974 to see the showing of Triumoh ompany him. An admission charge of — f will be - be requ pred of all who view thistmotion picture on that night. 4 Los Angeles unit leader Clifford" Ward will be in San Diego on the: night of Friday, April 5, 1974 and Saturdey > April 6, 1974. He will like. stay} overmmist nt in the Fnight home. A crude letter of int roguction has beén made up for the San Diego unit or NSWPP by valton/end will be distributes along with Shite Fower } newspapers. Stanley was volunteered to write ulb a more professional looking letter, staping that he is quite proficient in the English lansua 9) 1 Q) © nner el weeny * empaenapepanssact Jdrenare nn spite Bunreatefaet IN amlovites Qi jy New Political Movement in ‘San Diezo ‘Without the knowledge of Tom Knight, and delibekately so, Vie ‘lalton: is trying to get a new political movement started in thé, San Dieso area. Tne basis fo# the philosophy of this new movement stens yom @ book entit Nature's Byernal Religion written by Ben Flassen. Elassen Bs founder of the Churey of the Creator. The book ig more than 5CO poses vo Wyeth but lassen jeold Walton 32 copies for only 31 per book. Walton is OY Ay ttt eh eo uletly giving ‘out these—books toa“ BETECTED Few “people in the San Diego. area “wivor: HAY BAMA DOG BR989923 BAG PAE oh omtlre-book's—bh ame. Wadham aadee. the haatl . . ; vt 3 lanned newspaper distribution of the “White Power publica ti j OL SBS cancelnes Pp —— % caahs ~ Pog ete vatettnomvvomper
= . Pat ! ¢ , ETH -GEIEGSTIy loomed WO the book FF Sas hein kamprr wa on or CHR learned the book en . Dade but says MeDade would not tell him directly from what 3 id fo ice ge across it. ‘Walton plans to have a meeting of pegble y are curtently reading the book in his home on Thursday night, april 11, é 574 .to ‘discus\ their opinions of what the book has to say Both icDade nnd Walton believe the content of the book to be terrifie. : Walton has regently been seeing a lot of a man*named William Drexel. . Drexel is said to be an ex-judge who was disbarred” in December, 1973 Bue to his pro-Nazi ideas Drexel is apparentty very much opposed to the Federal Reserve System @nd during his udicial tenure, he once had innesote” arrested. It is known that Drexe the Treasurer of the State of IM is currently earming about 33,000%mér month on a lecture circuit and . ms e « * s J s that he also earns money by puxychasins,gold coins in Tijuana and selling them for a higher price in Sdn Diego. fom Knight is plenming to attend the next, San Diego meeting of Bill Gale's Ministry of Chzist Church to be held Thursday. night, March 28, 1°74. km, vampriaminlaratass Oo ay. CURA SamI TREES eaten ee TT It is knight's hopé to try to sell copies of “ihite Powei!Knewspaper at this ; meeting. Walten and Nickey Wakefield have also been requested by Fnight to attend tis affair. -. ; . H Walton believes that Rick Stanley has a small amount of aon iin i bloo@ in him and does not like the fact that Knight has accepted Starle} ie et RIS | ooenaee RNa et! ° into the San Diego unit of NSWPP : v | Vic Walton says that ay Godfrey once gave him two cans of illegal uy i } powder. Because he suspected that the stuff was illegal, he claims to have disposed of it. Walton says he hag information from a npresty relizer: 4 é _- 7" "MECKSy Wake Ce BBY “Wilson — Gerald Smithewill ail be. soins a! Wit for fein thefig Bes, oder ae Lilac’ | ange soo tsg0n_ Sun ay ey ! area nowt ffvailey C “yitrsonwand L, Smdth-witT faved tit RiPits | @long With them. a ooo nee _Shataig-at1 for now. monet Wilt be in a touch when pores develonse— me OEE BA RET len ee, 2h" - ? - . [saps ae ge rep ee . " ¥ 3 we pe a cts aad HW 55000 Docld?s2969523 Paye—789 2a oe ~
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