OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-106 é . MAY 1962 IN GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assoc, Dir. M d 1 =- Mr. Callahan Dep. AD Adm. — < 1 —- Mr. Adams Dep. AD Inv. — emorandum 1 - Mr. Adams nee Comp. Syst. —_ TO : Mr. W. R. Wannalil ’ pate: 1/28/75 ae — pels. (ci Gen. Inv. — 1 =- Mr. Wannall Ident. — so . dyAseee , L-— Mr. Cregar : ere oe i Fre, memento OAR ht Pien & E Plan. & Eval. — “A.SUBJE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE UAE Urge SEP AED Tretsing. “ A> | oo re emaarranaey game Comes . TF RR me OER OI nin @l2Slio 31 SPA mmlavere Legal Coun. S ~e : This memorandum recommends that the original Die by 4 ~ > and one copy of four memoranda (copies attached) be furnished aw - to Mr. William Colby, Director of Central Intelligence, for : aT ING his consideration at the time of his forthcoming appearance -. < rs before the Select Committee of the Senate. NI & we Memorandum W. 0. Cregar to W. R. Wannall, dated . ja. .41/27/75, captioned as above, advised that Mr. Colby anticipates nS, Ra ‘being called as the first witness before the Select Committee “ES cs lof the Senate responsible for examining the extent of overt “| VA ‘and covert intelligence activities in the U. S. and abroad. =)! x} im connection with this appearance, Colby has indicated that Sy Nl he intends to make a very strong pitch for the Intelligence <= is 2 } Community and has asked all agencies and departments of the PSP iv. S. Intelligence Board (USIB) to provide him with memoranda call <<), { on the following four subjects: (1) examples of how the FBI WY in its counterintelligence role has materially benefited the ips S'U. S. Government, (2) ground rules that the FBI believes should 3 ty sh be discussed with the Committee in order to insure that innocent a ; ty persons are not maligned and sources and methods of investigation . Pe Oi “are protected, and (3) a chronology of independent boards or Cy Ny - commissions which have examined the efficacy and authority of . Ys ‘the FBI, and (4) any pending or proposed legislation involving Se a "Sinternal security matters submitted by\the FBI. Ng t ° ~ 5 Attached are copies of four memoranda prepared by ML! Q the Intelligence Division which we propose + - ‘ > Mr. Colby before the clos r D> $e D “ACTION: e fy if he If approved, the original and one copy of each of the our memoranda will be delivered to Mr. wey s office on phe | afternoon of 1/29/75, by liaison. REC-LLL ie gL hla S Enclosures. » .]} ar fe ws i WOC:ebe Cae a! i (6) af : we li ‘4 be r nt a HW 55073 Docld: 72989530 Page 230 ~
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . 5010-106 2. ; MAY 1962 EDITION we”. GSAMDENT REG. #f0, 24 o ) 2 by UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT P Assoc. Dir. 1 - Mr e N. P, Callahan od AD Adgy VI LY 1 - Mr. Jd. B. Adams Accs po \ emorandum l1=- Me.T. od. Jenkins Admin, 1 - Each Assistant Director Comp, Syst. — i TO ‘Me. We. Re Wannal1 ppo/qe. DATE: 2/3/75 i Cam. ra \ on 1 - Each Section Chief, INTD ae = FROM ea en STL Te yl Se meennteeenarty veto meres senna fm 7 . a ada ~ oe aboratory at tle f fd cial aa whe. a al Pal fi ! t { yt ; I> - } H eee rien. ‘ Eval, — SUBJECTYSENATE SELECT COMMITTER..TO_ CONDUCT en - Training . AN INVESTIGATION..AND STUDY. OE. (\ - A Legal Coun, GOVERNMENTAL OBERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO LE Tlehone os — Director Sec’y —_ INTELLIGENCE. ACTIVITIES enchant hen EN MOE ‘ OF re Soles Sarit ifr o 3 ef wd PURPOSE: This recommends code word \SENS TUDY ..kdtio.e, adopted as title of new control file for communications regarding subject. + On 1/21/75 the U. 8. Senate reported Senate Resolution 21 to establish captioned committee. The ra Committee will look into operations of members of the U. S. intelligence community including the FBI. The Committee{«-- is being chaired by Senator Frank Church of Idaho. We have already received and responded to requests from the Ad Hoc Coordinating Group for Congressional Inquiry for information to be used by Mr. William Colby, Director of Central Intelligence, in preparing for his anticipated initial appearance before the committee. The Ad Hoc Group is composed of representatives of U. S. Intelligence Board member agencies and departments to deal with "SENSTUDY 75," For administrative convenience, as well as economy, it is suggested that copies of all communications and material dealing with the activities of the committee be placed in a new control file, 62-116395, and that the code word "SENSTUDY 75" be adopted as a brief title for internal communications relating to this matter. ern indices contain no references to that code word. REC. - 62~116395 Merjgi & a AIGA - & Kaatttnd JPT: bkb Liew CH 49 - (24) . SONEINUEDG 7 OVER ; eoele an aout Tyee ae temensne 5A wt _ yaaa Sap supe ep en Wes |S slid o5d0 3 BEB a. SP 30 Page 281
Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall Re: Senate Select Committee To Conduct An Investigation And Study of Governmental Operations With Respect To Intelligence Activities ACTION: With your approval, the Files and Communications Division will establish file 62-116395 under the caption "SENSTUDY 75" as a repository for communications dealing with this matter, pu pH. crt HW 55073 Docld:329895350 Page 232
Cott tse» a watt wy ~s7 3 tre Kee oy & VE ¢ jamaory ND, LO75 “fo a 2 ‘ PSE TET DL 4 nt be ae "My. Callahan Pa wogeek, Tig ; 1 - Yr, Adams Bo cf a rs ‘2 l= He, Mintz CF me ~ . dT = Mr. Wannall ‘ (Thor csaetas aztemwa | AL. 4G 1 = Be. Cregar C2 darvary 21, 1975, 2 Sastekvueton OL cotnbhished / Lalect Oonualitoo 82 thy Senor io to eimeies oD dnvoabisce len Gnd Geidy oe geverkucntal, opcrmbkdenms whth rocnoet te f° res Mtohlicceess naa rides. (. Ww i. Veilion Cotlsy, in hic role no Bieoetar of Ccntrak intoliaroces cad Chalscmon of tho mbtcl mea ton natok Licence | head RUS EB, boo advas oo that koe antdieinaies ime? eskied on tho fasos a4 encton befeva tho falces comietes ox tho “yente., Zn hic ogonis.~ womnriio 2 ac iy. Cobby'’o intentien to male a steonr prsconeen den | ca . ieokoas os ths in tolliponco Cemcunity hist Wirkeine cen oz ts outotondicy veontwibuticns, ut ade on, ko cuesats ay ome ua, 8S Oho thas th 2 Comunity bes ovor tho GONG tecn: oRBjoes: ie f Fa a oy Rt & os “4 15 to Ceorutzay by Caveseacat & Gommicciona ona loaves, feo pe at i = i} a im iuytheraiece of & ecordinacd Ofer’ to dour Ne 7 oS? "| hace ogeneios ond Copoeticeata ce tho Ente Vdconso omanity ie 2k ae aro portrayed imo ment faverabin Light tr. Calkg hao res “at reqeonted g2ants ex ecuteet Lo ootablucned ba oooh GES oe 3 i) oomey oy Capastuont. cm. dohn i, Clashio, {sceeinte Pomrer rt a nnn! “LO tha Tivoeter of Ccaeral Tnmegolliconsa for tho Entekiircaice (pe conmuatey, io Me. Cokby'o porcosnt poprcnantetive to insure = Q proper ccordinaiod overs. : ni Fa oatacination that the tn toilancnes Nynlnetion a pw Commbeecs waEen wea chaieod by tha Tornpiccné af decedeo a nip bo tho cekgeet ef tho MyIRCe MeIkEL cots antercot, Q A a, 4, * ,: Me fe 2 Gur uncoratendicy: tha Op, Chari WELL Lo dm gonench Assoc. Dir, __ WAER Yous ofesen. Shp 2.7, Dep. AD Adm. __ rie re as fo As Si Dep. AD Inv. __ C118 antieney Wektentiege, ee WeCrehe me Admin, ° 1; 4 . , 4 Comp. Syst. (9) pt G FEB 8 19s Ext. Affairs | Gone i nN SEE NOTE EINE "tro <5 Ident. 15 F Y a Inspection . ENGLOS! ' , ay + Nii fee a . Intell. _. cn c at at me . Laberatory ____! Yo er ~~ * «Af Plan. & Eval. _. . yl oo ‘ . Spec. Inv. +, ae Training ' u Legal Coun. oan Telephone Rm. — , an Naeweet Director Sec'y... MAIL, ROOM(] TELETYPE UNIT [__] 00 uo tite ~ Pig wae | HW R30 Choc rg H8B9530 Page 283
-_ + am HW 545073 The Attorney General Attached is a List of those individuals representing the USI who have been desirnated an points oz eonmtact in their respective apencies or departments for ier, Clarke. Enclosure i= The Deputy Attorney General - Enclosure NOTE: Memorandum W. 0. Cregar to W. R. Wannall, dated 1/27/75, captioned "Select Committee of the Senate," recom- mended that Section Chief William 0. Cregar's name be provided Mr. Clarke as the Bureau's point of contact. The Intelligence Division is currently preparing memoranda for Mr. Colby'ts consideration in anticipation of his appearance before the Senate Select Committee. Such menoranda, of couse, will be furnished to the Director for his approval prior to being furnished to Mr. Colby. Docld: 327989530 Page 254
Dr. John M. Clarke Mr. William McAfee Mr. Benson K. Buffham Mr. J. Foster Collins Mr. Merrill T. Kelly Captain Donald 3. Jones ° ‘Mr, William O. Cregar a Dr. Charles Cook Mr... John Warner Mr. George Cary Mrs. Patricia Taylor NW 55073 Docld: 32989530 Page 285 ' State - : - Colonel Jerry D- ‘Alderson FBI ' SAFSS IC Staffé “NSA  pré Treasury Army _ Navy Air Force ~~ CIA’ oe ae sews Tk tenn tere oh CIA Ic Staff ; : 175ext4612 “W43ext5477 . ~ _ (9)688.-7222 _ TY ext75101- 184ext2421 11ext78419 . Llext53737 weet “ss Wext?8531- ° aoe:  ya3ext61ll | “‘YA3ext6121 “- 143ext4401 “yyest50006° 8" Me Nei, seme ee Teg el Se Tate © od . aS. a: Steet’ ote
a] ron q 1% ir. McDermott 1 - Kir, Gebhardt \ 1 - Mr. Mintz 1 - Congressional Service The Deputy Attorney General January 24, 1975 VV 1 - Mr. Cleveland Director, FEI ENATOR HOWARD H, BAER, J LINGRERY DG BER - CBSLict SSNATS COMMITTEE TO # anmkts © spr ee RIVESTIGATS. oe SEUNG’ AGSUCIES nts “eee sen ge MACLI CHECK REQUEST “rene on - gles/eo- 2 Ee arm? od. This is to confirm 2 conversation betweon you and Depaty - Associate Director Adams on January 23, 1975, wherein you authorized the FGI to honor narae check requests on staff employees received from the Select Senate Committee to hrvestisate Intelligence Asencies, You were advised that we presently have a request in this connection irom Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr., for name checks on four potential idea as to who would haye the responsibility of conducting the background investigations which must be conducted, and this is to confirm your approval that we contact Director William i. Colby of the Central intellicence Agency regarding theiv desires in this matter since they normally handle backround cheeks of staff employees of coramittess receiving sensitive information concerniny Central intellicence Agency and the FSi normally handles such backsround investizations on staff employees of committecs reeciving sensitive FBI information, Folloviny discussions with fir. Colby, contact will be had with the Chairman of the select Senate Cozamittee, in order to ascertain which agency should conduct the required background | Savgstigations, (von < REC-L11 le Fh ~ 9 ba Le alee of MAILED ‘28k IT 7 JAN 2 & 1975 21 oA anit el Ute = ae | ape ' " aa 1 ’ 7 4 staff eraployees. Senator Baker had also indicated to the FET that he had no J th 4s py of i ¥ 4 peLeryee unr Page 2756
_ oo: . x 7 . 7 © OPHONAL FERRO. 10 5010-106 MAY 1962 EDITION r GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED STATES GO¥ERNMENT Assoc. Dir. . Dep. AD Adm. rr / . 2,.D&p. AD Inv. ‘J , Memorandum eas & Admin, _ a . Comp. Syst. —— Ext Affairs a iTO —: MR. JENKINS ' j f DATE: \ ‘e “ FROM : J, J. MC meal SUBJECT: | Inspection Intell. Laboratory Pilon. & Evel Lae Inv, Training HOWARD H. BAKER, JR. (R-Tenn.) ORITY MEMBER ~ SELECT SENATE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES NAME CHECK REQUEST Legal Coun. Telephone Rm. — Director Sg@’y; j SA Richard T. Taylor, Jr., WFO, telephoned Inspector i Quinn in my office this morning to advise that he had been contacted by Senator Baker requesting name checks on three | individuals who are to be staff members of captioned committee. | In this regard, Baker indicated that he anticipated that the committee would request full field investigations a A, ee members of this committee. ome Baker advised that the three names he provided will be among the ten staffers that the minority representation on the committee will have. The three are as follows: AHAN DOB: bxville, Tennessee NY) SSN # ; Ne _ Residence: Whitpping Post Way, Vienna, Virginia sy ry “a »} or . # wr “CULAHOUSE, JR. ~ “y Sow pns, Tennessee a os E Street, _S. E., Washington, D. Cc. Lod 4? >: E Street Ye —— DOB a ONY Résidence: 6304 Wildwood Valley Drive, eed ——~Bréntwood; ~ ‘Tennessee \ /pormerly a staff member of the Select Committee to Investigate AG Jal ,Campaign Sy ae uld Yappr Baker stated endl Ze )./ biZ. résies | of these name checks as soogHags5possible since it is antige that the select panel will be receiving materia#®s*6h or Shout! Tuesday of next week (1-28-75). ax Jali 311978 angzoyiyts) 1 ~Mut eens 1 - Mr. Gebhar 1 - tir, (udtte 1 - Congressional Services Office HW sue FEB a 3 Rs30 Page 287
Memorandum to Mr. Jenkins . Re: SENATOR HOWARD H. BAKER, JR. Baker indicated to Taylor that he has no idea as to who will have the responsibility of conducting the background investigations but he would hope that the staff members would have "Q" clearances or the type of clearances afforded Atomic Energy Commission. RECOMMENDATION : That this memorandum be approved and referred to the General Investigative Division for appropriate action in line with Senator Baker's request. pa ADDENDUM: G. T. QUINN/crt 1-23-75 SA Taylor called back at 2:00 p.m. and requested that the following individual also be subjected to a name check for Senator Baker: MICHAEL J. MADIGAN DOB: 4-18-43 Washington, D. C. SSN Residence: SEE School Street, Acton, Massachusetts HW 55073 DBocld:329899530 Page 263
FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) (Mount Clipping In.Space. Below) ant alin net bee eee pan ‘Senate And. * he Special ‘cornmittes, ‘thé U, $. Senate: ‘is. forming to leak, inte, charges: Of illegal: spying: on, Americans. by the CIA; the SEB or: other: ‘agencies, can doa lot of good-—or hai. ‘ t Tf the- ‘commnittee condincts a-sober and Fee Spoisible inguiry if can determine if ‘the: CIA. - * did: da-fact overstep- the 1 Jaw against dowiestic espionage and what: corrective: measures, if _ ally, are: needed. "Tf, however, the: coifimittee conducts 4 - ‘{rateigatestyle -probe,. complete’ with’ televised: ~ } heatings.:and sensationalized Jeaks, it. can.sé- ’ Verely -dainage: ‘the nation's - foreign:.po icy aid: intelligence capability. . * Incidentally, ‘by voting. iy-caucus. 455% (aes: tablish: the special coniniittee,, Senate - Demor, F ctats delivered a rebuff, which seems unjustified; to: ‘President. Ford: and: : nission: headed, by: Vice. ‘President yess | ‘Rockefeller which: Mr. Fard named to inves tigate: :the:CTA. , The Detnocrats implicitly stated by “tier ‘vote that ‘they. ‘did not: tiust the: Rockéfeller ~ commission to ‘perform: an objective in lnguiry,, "That amounts-to- Brejidicjal prejuds sme The ‘Rockefeller panel’ sh‘ a hé “five chanée to. do: its job: Then, if it does é itp.. with a ‘whitewash,. the: cali ‘Would be’ in, ard er 1 * cane rp er semen tiem anne esa tah ak wana ae oa 4 e ook. i canes the. seat ion ito” ere | jYepying widened: after the RBI confirmed its: i ‘files. coritain..sorhe: informatlon:oni;tlies personal’ “bebavion of s some cgngcessmen. eluded are rac ar ation” we ee ci aimndic eh at ne we ocld:32989530 Page 290 — NS Some: people, agency. : warty | * = 4 - rasa 6) abs _ ALL THPORMATL FON conte SIN TS PUCLASSISE DATE, td Pot -F “Many ‘congressmen are e indignant aga "this. ‘But they should restrain: their ‘outrage, - . For unlike theCIA, ‘the: PBT-does havé the ‘duty . of ‘eonducting’ domestic: investigati ‘ahd’ there care ‘times: when: menibers: j gtess are proper objects. of FBI fiterest:  <. Every so often, for example, a congiess- man turns out to. be a grook, Aiid in, such. in. wel cee the: laws ‘he violates ate ‘usually: fed- ‘eral: 0 ‘So. the EBL as. the. fedeyal government's‘ fie ‘vestigatary: agency,, should nét:be. ‘pated: from, “keeping. récdrds: on-any” suspects, evel. if. they: _ happen. ‘to: he: ‘congressmen, ; a ‘of course;, reac with — ‘Yierk fashion : ‘any: ‘tithe th ey hear of the FBI. ‘keeping’ files: on, anybody. ‘They dunmediately ‘begin tearhing about: “police “State” tactics: 7" Well, To: American: ‘eifizens) dnchig, Hight titad. ‘should. fefend police-state actions: “Dy any oA But agencies like the FE andthe: crs. are: essential, considering ‘the . ‘kind: of world ‘we . dive: in, ‘So, we dare iot -emasculate them..f6 : - the point where. they’ ‘won't. bé-ablex fo-péerformi ~ ‘the: necessary ‘fy nections. ——— oO nent gl (Og. NOT: —_ as Sensi dy - -%6 “Assoc, Dir, ‘Dep.~A.D,-Adm._. Dep.-A.D.-Inv.—_— Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. —. Ext. Affairs Files’: & Com, — Gen, Inv. Ident. eee Inspection Intell, —. Laboratory Plan. & Eval — Spée, Inv. Training 1 Lewal Goun. i ‘Telephong Rup. Dine Oy All (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) g BY the Pittsburgh Presi Pittsburgh, Pa. a Date: J) (23/7 § Edition: "Pinal Author: Editor: JOHN TROAN oy" MISC INFO Character: 80 86 or L Classification: Submitting Office: Pittsburgh, [_] Being Investigated LG. Z Lesh RECORDED — 46 MAR 28 1975 s snenemeree ol -* ra ama f) :
‘vent. mo ‘the | ne Office ynderi jréting oft tons, inthe J, Edgar.Hoover’s sfarniliar: HF lt as "of 1¢: famous was.as! ihdught you: might be inter ested: in “knowin, always. interesting on "EQ: sa th | least. . i Fromm -ofig Of-the: thost teint” | infprmation-gatherin inachines. n existence [: BL = Baga “Ho Ser rads piled: explicit tales. of hum ilicit’ ‘sex, drunkeriéss, homo exijality, maritalproblems. § 1 If any: president who: ré-4 ceived guch infomation: from j fi Hoover arid all ate said: to hie “~ ever pebuked:him-for is- ‘etforts, it senjained as Se neniOS: thems elves. } “Old BBE ands say Hoover egan ‘0 ormation congressmen; Very early in-his 20-year reign. directive ‘fo: forwar bi | “fhforiatior elected: i 6ongre: m eis; official oF unofficial, for: ion. of an intimate ‘personal! . ature, ‘ £ But. oie former assistant, er, shat Hoover was interested in; such. material, “Some: agents! land not forwardsit, But others: ie or and dgliberately were HW 55073 Docld:32989530 Page * ‘heading tid what: they: sosed wae sptoti veakyiéss dn high. places; - | fost E were} ptifilly, grateful. re fon ‘pliblic “figures, including: By. “the, eatly.. 1950s -fieid; agents: were “under arstafding! ; “Ag. far as iti is: now, there! ieVer. were any specific or-l BI agents to: solicit informa- ‘BE directo Tecalled: rey} Wy ho-thight come-across.a little , gmat i in the-coutse of an.inves-; ee would simply ignore.it; saw. ‘it ag a ‘Charice: ‘to. regi he“files} g” Hoovers S penchant. for fer: Ee known. outsidethé agency, - protest against. it until now int idicates.. that the threat that! those: files:: might be’ ‘bared’ Isnt wellshave ‘pégiithe ‘major! souréé af Hooverisipower: | i “T° cantt. really say ' how: imuch of the inforiiation ever (was used;”. sdid:one -foriner director . ‘becatise he did | WHILE THE: ultimate pus! “It W a8 understood! oF the PRY occiitred under Re. wchard'Nixon, most:present and’ : former FBT offi¢ials say: Pres- “ident Lyndon B. Johnson,.ivho: shad a private:télephons dine to; ithe home.of. assistant: director’ Gartha -D. DeLoach;, did hat; hesitate ta. use Fore ‘but re: . 291 s within, ‘The absence off: ibigh-ranking. bufeate official th fi But I ‘am d._that; jmany & politic: shied away: firom* confrentatiotis with: the? 3S, now what Hoover shad: on Came rertalv adie uenas pmeaedenertnaareah DeLoach: to. the Atlantic ail ing--of Wwhat-J. Edgar“ was! finding tut.about-others, *.’ House Speaker- ‘Carl Albert,: ve jike, everyone’ else ‘hear (uriats that the FBI had ai ‘thick file on his:pérsonal life, cwrote Hoover ‘and. asked ‘about it, Hoover sresponded? vefiuisocally, that yd- such file} ds ed ar: ‘““For éxample, Johison re. ic, Ci ty. Ef Re ‘Democratic: ‘convention-to.do-a ‘little spying-onfriepds.of Rob - rert. ‘F.. ‘Kerinedy, “whom: ‘he: : jfeared.- tight. be «plotting tof et Assoc. Dir, _. § Dep.-A.D.-Adm....— | Dep-A.D.-Inv.— } Asst. Dir.: ; Admin. ; Comp. Syst. ——. § Ext. Affairs : Files & Com. Labeeatory ——— f Plan. & Eval — | Spec. Juv. ...— Training Leal Coun. -.—-~ | Telephone Rm. —- | Director Sec’y 1 2, (Indicate page, name of Sestgations ‘of. # putea ins newspaper, city and state.) iSpita Agnew, : AEte became) Wice-president-elect 1 in 1968: “| fied the: ‘Golds: eh bot — 6B ii ing oHtt DETROIT FREE PRESS reserv DETROTPS MICHIGAN ‘th na we do° at” ‘the: W ~ fe mores | iHotise”? slr WEAINED Th 1964: Tohnsoi- setit an: én “TOR cae co “ite teari-of: ‘Agents héadediby: Tote 15 UICLASSEZ [sA\zslos BO take the ‘hominationy. away! Vy La jivestigations’ may. ‘hots irotichim, “a Sens Shy cf } iverify the existence of secret)»: And @ decade belofe, itwast ad ac a /: . Thé “Official: bute ion.ist | Hoover's -FBD that - supplied a, wt ithat the’ wits-adl ‘étoredé Sen, Joseph "McCarthy with} ~ lin. Bits) and: Pieces, Be wast much: ‘Of thea unition’ inhi | ary uted Aogether . ‘when now discrédited: pursuit of. aly ineed ded, last leged comminists. j But thiere-are: wittiesses who! ‘More than: one preston) existed, perhaps: in’ Héay iat ; Einformafion | pate: persona: files. which ae if Sa bey ncn Edition: 1/30/75 ther ‘heér -déstroyed’ or : Author: moved sfrorii: the’ minor Hopresaerys Editor: JOSEPH H. STROUD a Title: ‘ae Haas persobally, ‘carried, 2 4 iles. to, the White: Housé doz-! ; venis. of times, arid’ delive: ed} Who: UG SLUM Fs tn 2 7 of, Uf L3 7 s ~ }}: ‘them: toa secretary,” said’ a' ponent by. caabaly opp ng a Chardeters ams Sformer FBEWhite: House: ; ee y. taht of. gossip: from: his: Tay3 "RECORDED . tsonduring. the Johnson adinine - Fe Meo . ristration. .That.- ‘was the 3.4 though fever. daiamenteds BAK Be 1975 : a ve, lely’ elieve: Th f penaa cathodes FBt {Washingt op “that Johnson! ngs DETROIT | ron a particular: mhater?® or 2 used. ‘Himself with, bedside’ faieing Invesffydtea NN : ae ,existeds t ree nnn ren
§ “The ‘existence of such files: } money = adktiowl:' ‘edged: ‘until. 1978; after Hoo-| hver's death, wher the Senate’ _ . jwas: cansicoring, ihe appoint Yient ne ‘the: Sou ane hon .some-subjects: Saying he:would like: to-burn! 7 ae REI GORE BE TS LE I A WW 55073 Docld:32969530 Page 292