ears SUTON 87. SECURITY INVESTICATTL e Wnenever reports relating to security index subjects contain data affecting material included on subject's existing security index card, the cover pages accompanying the report shall include as the last page form FD-305, appropriately checked, which form contains + poms perta ining to the following: . That suodject is included in the security index e That data appearing on security index card is current or requires change ) That FD-122 has been submitted to Bureau where security index card changes are necessary That a suitable photograph is or is not available | That consideration has been given to the use df T symbols ) That subject is employed ina key facility and that agencies interested in that facility are specified ) Reason for classifying report ) Dates subject was previously interviewed and reason for not reinterviewing subject ) What subject no longer meets sequrity index criteria ard a letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending cancellation of the security index card ; (J) That subject's case has been re-evaluated and reasons ' + are set forth as to why subject's activities continue . to fall within security index criteria {¥) That subject's security index card is or is not . tabbed detcom and that subject's activities do or do not warrant detcom tabbing Form FD-305a containing items pertinent. ‘to reserve “index subjects will be similarly utiliged in connection With the submission of reports in reserve index cases, ] Documentation of reports Docld: 32589529 Page 825 10-13-60 *, Deleted If information necessary for complete documentation is not available in subject's case file, necessary review of other office files should be made, ‘If. not obtainable, this fact must be indicated in the cover page(s) accompanying report to the Bureau. Extensive investigation should not be conducted to further identify and locate outside individuals yho have in the past furnished background information or to obtain documentary evidence of background information, For example, if previous investigation revealed that subject, according to reliable records, such as birth records, school records, or records of the Immigration and Naturalization Servie e@, was born at a certain place on a certain date, such information will be sufficient for inclusion in. report, Further verification will not be necessary. During the preparation of summary reports it is often found that information being incorporated into a re- port was originally obtained by another office and all ‘of the necessary information for complete documentation will not be in the possession of the office preparing the report, In such an instance, if the office pre~ paring the report is in possession of Photostats of documents obtained by the other offices and the identity 78 - ” ay By By Neemso? he e is “ he . md ihodeb argnten Ba ora aapas dee eta 5 i iene: 8 Ge Bachan ay sal z k aynsibaatetsi 4 em % ' 5 ‘ yy “ener? inci cM alleen ete
4 we SECTIiLs. 87. SRCURITY INVESTIGATIONS m 87C attend party educational classes and schools within dictates of discretion and without jeopardizing their security. Communist Party att empts to infiltrate mass organizations. (Bureau file 100-3~106) Information regarding Communist Party programs and attempts - to infiltrate mass organizations, such as parent-teacher associations, church groups, and civic groups {(24) Public appearances of party leaders (Bureau file 100~3~114) a) Identity of national and district functionaries, openly representing the Communist Party, USA, who make public appearances on radio and television and who appear be- - fore groups, such as youth, Negro, labor, church, farm, and minority groups (b) Date and place of appearance, identity of group sponsoring speaker, and succinct summary of subject matter discussed] b. Communist Party, USA — strategy in. industry (Bureau file 100~3- 89) A separate case shall be maintained by each office on this basic phase of Communist Farty activity. Offices of origin will be the same as in the Communist Party, USA, case, Reports will be submitted quarterly, Offices with no activity to report may submit letters, The instructions in paragraphs g and h will apply, with the addition of "Strategy in Industry" to the designated captions. ~~. iS) td Mae Serer The investigation in this case shall cover all plans, stratesy, tactics, and infiltration activities by the Communist Party, USA, directed against all industry, with special emphasis on activities connected with basic and vital industries, ‘Particular attention shall be given to the composition, meetings, plans, and activities of Communist Party industrial and trade-—~union commissions: and - industrial aud trade-union districts and clubs, Pertinent activities of individual communists charged with Communist Party duties in this field shall be included in reports, The information reported shall be grouped according to the industry involved, rather than according to individual labor unions, Refer to the subseotion F on investi ga— tion of communist infiltration of labor unions and subsection H on Communist Control Act of 1954 for instructions regarding investigations concerning communist infiltration of specific labor unions, ‘ec. Any important developments concerning pertinent phases of Communist “" Party activity, such as certain security measures,- ‘important | national or regional Communist Party meetings,» changes in personnel ! in national Communist Party organization, underground activities, . "and other important matters should be brought to attention of Bureau by teletype, airtel, or letter as circumstances may requires and later incorporated in quarterly -reports. Such information, where pertine+t, is disseminated on high level to other Government officials, Hach office is to carefully evaluate data thus sub-— mitted so Bureau will at all times be advised of important develop— ments and so no*unnecessary duplication will result in reporting such information. @. Extreme care must be used to assure statements relating to ‘affiliations or membership in proscribed or subversive organization are accurate in all respects, Identification of suspected organizga-— tions or individuals with information of a possible subversive nature must be accomplished by showing exact basis for such identification, plus corroboration for same wherever possible. In no case should a person be referred to as a “known communist" unless he is pwhlicly known as such.. Whenever an individual other than the subject of a report is mentionéd for the purpose of showing subversive activity or sympathy on the part of the subject, the individual so mentioned should be described with an authoritative statement showing the subversive connections e.¢., "Reportéd by T to hive heen a member of the White Collar Club ) . of the Comaunist Party in 1945." 12 NW 55072 Docld:s2369525 Page 826 6-13-61 Aspe en weedy Toes Seis ee NY WGK ee” reheat he ¢ nde ay, hebye aise aon fener ght delle pe nigel i 4 * yo 4, eee Ange fen ». a Ketpok a Ophet Saran af « GR teh ae AEA TH HO oo 2 aoey aeaenit diego bags ose oye t SRN hasan
MW Sa072 Ta, {  FION 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATI ., e. Specific requirements relating to Communist Party, USA, investigations (1) New York Office has responsibility of investigating and Yeporting separately on national committee meetings, national training schools, and other important national meetings. New York is responsible for revorting activities of the New York District. £. Socialist Workers Party and other Marxist-Leninist or Trotskyite groups . fhe New York Offioe should submit quarterly reports on the Socialist Workers Party designating reports as pending. Separate reports should be submitted: one pertaining to local activities, the other pertaining to activities on a national basis. Auxiliary offices should submit reports each six months and may carry their cases in a -pending-inactive status. Reports on less active Marxist-Leninist groups should be submitted semiannually and also may be carried as pending inactive. g. Classification ~ 100 “he Title and character of communications” - “{1) Communist Party, USA -Entitle all communications covering a national convention or national organizational activity of the party: Communist Party, USA Anternal Security - C ’ Caption | all communicati Lois covering | ‘adtivities in a particular districts , ert pee ade ot Communist Party, USA District _ Division Internal Security -¢ Caption all communications covering activities in states not included in a districts: Communist Party, USA State of Division Internal Security —- ¢ (2) Socialist Workers Party _ Entitle all communications covering a national convention or national organizational activity of the Socialist Workers Party: Socialist Workers Party Internal Security ~- SWP Caption all communications covering activities within a particular field division: Socialist Workers Party Division Internal Security -— SWP (3) Other Marxist revolutionary groups Al1 communications covering other Marxist revolutionary groups should carry the name of the organization and the Olassification, Internal Security; e.g., Proletarian Party of America . Internal Security -— PPA 12 6-13-61 Docld: 32989523 Page 827 ei ph ee BAAR Banat bah eat thos ne Ue 2 pete pti! pean Bea Ralston ano aii "y ce AMER RRA Plaka an cpanel aoe Ain aes ae +t iM, ss OEE os ua ¥ Ls he ¥ Mamta sf ROR SA * My ee bores ih ae
MW 55072 Doold: 32989525 Se —————— EEE ~ “ION ®7. SECURITY INVESTIGATIO , 87D @ @ Race m “White and Caucasian Negro Chinese Others (All others including Orientals (except Chinese), American Indians, etc.) ona s Sex ; * Male , M Female F Citizenship Native born NB Naturalized NA Alien | AG (If citizenship status is unknown when security index card is recommended, space should be left _ blank but status should be ascertained and sub— ‘mitted by FD-122.) “VQ Organizational affiliation or nationalistic tendency Communist Party, USA CoM Independent Socialist League Ish Socialist Workers Party SWP ‘Johnson~Forest Group JFG American Socialist Clubs ‘ ASC Nationalist Party of Puerto . Rico NPR ° Union Del Pueblo Pro Consti- a tuyente De La Republica De Puerto Rico (Union of the People for the Establishment of ‘the Republic of Puerto Rico) UPR Proletarian Party of America PPA Nation of Islam NOL Russian RUS Bulgarian BUL Rumanian RUM Czechoslovakian : CZE Hungarian , HUN Yugoslavian YUG VI. Dangerous ness classification (where applicable) * Detcom VII, Key figure and top functionary designation (where applicable) Key figure Top functionary [Pr VIIT.g Special section cards United Nations employees . UNE Foreign government employees FGR U. S. Government employees GOV Atomic energy progran employees - ; AEP Espionage subjects ESP Pro-Tito subjects | TUG IX. Unavailable section cards Missing MI Out of country ; oC Imprisoned PR X, Date and place of birth XI.. Key facility geographical reference number and abbre- viation denoting the agency having security responsibility for the key facility obtained from the Department of Defense key facilities list (whore applicable) XIT. Residence address XIII. Employment address and any additional data deemed necessary to assist in locating a subject in an emergency. [Labor union arfiliation, if any.] XIV. Field office file number (to be added to the face of geographical and alpha- petical security index cards upon receipt from Bureau) 49 6-13-61. Page 825 *% bie pur et aI alee ope yo aerth poe . 2 Be Lee Baba suet tpace <Gbn Sicaiasdiban tens Arsen: Se ELATS Sede nt ahetised tier iets Cab By ean diay + bid ip. fe typ, Se hboebhad sets hekip ARAN ENT RE Gi: Fe Ne cal
87D MW Sa072 (b) TILT. Form FD-186 is used for purpose of compiling information (6) Arrangement of the security index a, “or Sfurnished:the FBI number and fingerprint classification wee SECT i 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS Data to appear on separate attached card Ze The following data must be placed on a separate . ™ card to be attached to reverse side of the security ): index card being filed in the geographical, special, . * or unavailatie sections, Data will not be attached to * the security index card filed in the alphabetical x section, These cards contain printed captions to . * assist in recording the descriptive information, * Captions are not all-inclusive and should be augmented by other data required, A) ‘Complete description , B) Notation that security index flash notice has been Sticnitted for posting in Identification Division CG rr *.ograph, with date taken placed below D Laagerous characteristics of subject, including : notation if subject possesses firearms , so vite te “(z) Other dei: which will assist in effecting appre~ . hension -* subject, such as directions to residence or employment, where subject not situated in usual locations, listing of number of minor children and aged dependents II. If descriptive data have not been obtained, case must be kept pending and investigation conducted to develop this information, Upon posting of security index flash notices in security index cases, the field will be stan 434, Cag AE CE Me ciel ted EM ot which should ‘be affixed to reverse side of the security index cards filed in geographical, special and unavail- able sections, to be posted on the separate card attached to back of the security index card filed in the geographical section of index, Form may be filled in by the Agent handling the case in legible handwriting and forwarded to clerical employee designated to post this information on the attachment to the geographical, special or unavailable sections, After the security index card has been pre~ pared at. Bureau and sent to field and information appear-— ‘ing on FD-186 has been posted on the card to be attached, it shall be filed in the investigative case file, . " . vot 4 UE Eger ty ee OEE EP A AT te net Fle, Nee? wf, ced «cf CCL. eo) . ‘ Us FR-186 may also be used to record information that a s-iourity index subject has been physically observed, . Bescriptive data developed during observation of the : ~ subject should be noted on FD-186 for posting, : . At Bureau The entire security index -is maintained at the Bureau through the utilization of IBM tabulating cards, The white 5- by 8-inch security index cards are printed by this” machine and transmitted to the-field. Through the use of this device, the security index can be broken down 4 Haptand ara Sekils ghar idat erence Sok into the various categories of information appearing on De the security index cards when such breakdowns become necessary _s for administrative purposes at the Bureau, This procedure - & *makes it possible to maintain the content of the security ES index in the field and at the Bureau in an identical con~ a dition at all times, © # n alphabetical breakdown of the true names and all aliases B of security index subjects is also maintained at the Bureau £ for administrative purposes, al - ye orn 4 t- ‘Boold: 32989529 Page 829 11-88-55 ~”
NW 35072 . . . ee e+ . - ws SECTIL. Bo. SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS ; TABLE OF CONTENTS 87D SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS OF INDIVIDUALS Ve Inactive section ear rere er ee 7 Periodic verification of addreSSe€S eocccrecccvcsece seen 8 Changes, additions, and deletions of data appearing on security index cards CDOT ASTER HOES OCHO O MOOTED CRO ELE (9) Movement of subjects between offices and transfers of security index cards CPOKHOTETFA HAH CEOe Te HEE OHO SE OD OD OO (a) Subjects of security index cards other than key. figures and top functionaries eoaescceosecerccsece Key figures and top functionaries sscsesceevescoee subjects _ tabbed for Detcom OF OR soe se scossroesecose (» . (a (20), ” Cancellation and removal of cards from active security index Phe ooeseeneeareeesvessosoooe coe son ese ceo oe oe 40080 yy . th of subject COCO eae cerca lees obo eer eacseroses b vaanent departure from the Bureau's jurisdiction Cc risonment of subject 2.00200, c0tc sc sec tee cen toe d “ 4uction of subject into the armed forces eeceece e Su ourity informants aqeseeaeveereceveseeeeeeteoueeeeae £} Subject no longer dangerous or potentially | . of . dangerous OOP CSTE COKCTH SOHC O SHEE AHA CHET EEO DODAOEED (g) Subjects removed from security index solely upon basis of applicatioa of security index criteria, with no affirmative indication of defection...cee (h) Subjects of Chinese extractioness.ccossccccecscce (11) Priority apprehension program (DETCOM) ececscoecescocce a Purpose Coe KPO eS AHO RSET OOD EOE CBOE SeDEOHE eo COEDS b Subjects to be. tabbed -detcom COG eee sense teecnsoec on c) Recommendations for ani removal of detcom designation Poe ove eters. +c eoceeHeanavreseseone te oeace OBS * (4) Administrative procedu: +s for handling detcom pro gram ease cooeccoweenvecs»= FeaeGeeccnoeceeneaede oe eeeenteee (e) General eeoeestetenscecetciese BUH SteeoaneerereseeeHetee Cees co Ind. duals employed in or having access to key facilities . (1 aesponsibility COCK HO SAH AHOH EL HETDHHOHHECE SE CE HEH SOHO TASES (2) Inclusion in security index scococccecececessssceccoecee 3) Deleted , 4 Dissemination Beate oreecoceoceseaer reso ovrerseesseeoaoecvoeses 3 Status of cases ar a ee a ee a ee ee er oe ee ee rar a 2) ad. Key figure and top functionary program eeeeccacsssesscoceoves AL General OOF O Fe KOEOHAe FOSS OH OBE SCHBCHR CCH HCH HAH BH HEC HSHCHHEHM HOHE HOE 2 Ke figures COP SHOHRDHSHD HEH TH HHS SE HEG OS ETE THO HOS OSES Be 4a BGofinition COPE CH HSM CO SEH HE OHHH HH HDERETDEHHO SHE C HEDGE {3} Regulations governing the handling of the key figure proyra am OO eFC HOF e BOTH eOeB To He te sHUseteeodacedca Ie Designation and deletion of key figure status Ide Photographs eO9e FD AHOKGHEGHKTEHSFSE HHA RHTEHeA DHeGKe HET TIT. Handwriting specimens PeCHH He BOOS e OTe AOR OCC HAD IVs Security index cards eesvesencveccesc cece 0008 Ve Change of office or origin eneeseaosedseueesxeca VIe Reports DESO HARMHEHSE FTEOSHEH HE SER HOO HED OLA BED VII. Maintenance of key figure list wccrccceveceres VIII. Deleted (3) Lop LunctionarlLes wcesesecccseasesceceecssceasoescesessce: a DELFULNTGLON coceos cs snacccessessecscsvesevesvencecsd b Manner of design ration Cee oeevesee see aneeseceees en esa a ee Correlation of other investigations with the security index and reserve ENdOKRe sc csesveaccececeeccosesceseceeseseeescs esos . 15 5-12-61 Docld: 32989525 Page 830 “Subjects ‘not included in security “index @eeceeeecn | Regulations governing top functionaries secevcsecs 87D Page - BF LEIS La ett ak aSlcogh aka " $s PRL A Bae aie aN TBE ater abe gh herd BLOT At} apitadh ahi Ene Hanus oaenti tthe ita ANG Ra oO e % aed ¥ Peteg
” 87D SECT] 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS i g - ’ . ~ TABLE OF CONTENTS 87D . SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS OF INDIVIDUALS . ): 1 Espionage and foreign intelligence investigations s,ecce 70 'e a Security of Government employees investigations. ces, ores 70 Lo: 3 Atomic Energy Act, Voice of America applicant, depart=- ° ~ Mental applicant, Bureau applicant, and other Bureau z investigations Seen etewovseceesaeataereer sees enoesecsoaeH 79 f fe. Submission of and general rules concerning security reports. 7i 3 1 General GOK OH HST TEETH HERO HHO HAET*ECH EHH OCHRE EMCEE HOH AEH 71 4 2 Origin Peer ateceagrersresrergeerevesersecoreraersaeeeerees 72 be 3 Deleted . - “a 4 Classification Romer cers aescnecrreerserssenncevseggerce 72 3 5 Title @eaeovcesaneeeeete sees teeeeanevoee ee sees aevneeseeaevesnoaevnr . 72 *% - a Character POCO THHHEC SCHOO EEE H HHA EET AHHH ERROR HETHEEEO 73 ca {2 Key figures and top functionaries csssscavcsecvcces .73 a : b Others eco ee sneer ce recs er eer ccaseasecnosaeecseeee 73 ; {2} Deleted ; 3 8 Status weeerescessewneannceseeorescenaesesaccvesreaeeesesaereeeeene 73 : a Lop PunctLonarLes caseceasccevcraceecesscesesscess 73 Fs d . Key figures ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 2 73 ee c Deleted . ad) Other security index BULDJECTS weccvscscerssocsance 74 ae . ‘te Gases of subjects recommended for security index .— 74 Bt ‘(2 Subjects not in security index who are not to be : “st included therein Come meee rsa riveree aeecreeceorerce 74 wt (3) Content civccosencrmceresssescescsesesendavcesesecesess 74 Rt (10 Administrative data re ee ee ee ee ee a ee er 2) 77 ot fa} General eee rere eaneaeseroeeaanreeseeocrarereseerosr coe eee 77 , Et db Documentation or reports Pe a ee ee ee ee ee ee 2 2) 78 a g. Ghannelizing memoranda — destruction of following submission dt of reports in SeCULLEY CASES secscccccccccecscereccsccvescce 78a, 4 23 8.- Dissemination of data developed in security investigations ....6 79 Pal . Be Data developed concerning subjects of security investi- < gations and other persons coming within investigative juris— . “hel diction of the Bureau Oeneacoer ede oacweoev#orcosoeon se Odcdseecacaget Oe 80 ¥ 1 Aliens and naturalized citizens sacowescveseccesesecsca 80 ‘ 2 Employees of or persons having regular access to key * facilities or employees of plants having contracts with He the military services POR eSHeBSeCTHETHT4AQ SBE Fe He UEKDOeHOE0F 80 ea (3) Employees of public utilities (including state and Eat municipal facilities) which are not on the key facil~ < ities list or-otherwise falling into the category de~- “¥ fined in (2) above, and facilities which are or may # become engaged in the manufacture of'materials vital St. ~ to the national defense eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 80 4 (4) Individuals on inactive duty but who are members of : or hold commissions in the reserve branches or re National Guard BOSTF OT SHHTAKS eS SAMBO SHOKO ROCHE SHS SHE MERDEE 80 : | ” . be et & ~ - “ e i 16 we ag 5-12-61 fens ; % MW 55072 Docld: 232989529 Page 831 ‘ 3 : Hy a bg
wr, « ‘ - sx011@”. SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS. e _° 87D . - ~ (b) Where potential dangerousness of a subject has been established and inclusion of that subject in security index is warranted, the office of origin shall submit a recommendation for inclusion in security indéx by sub~ mitting form FD-122 to Bureau.- Form must be prepared in triplicate, Original and one copy shail be forwarded to Bureau and one copy will be placed in subjectts investigative case file. . Nothing should appear on FD-122 or subsequently on the . : . security index card which te not in the subject's case file. Form FD-122 has two uses: (1) to recommend a subject for , inclusion in the security index and (2) to submit changes to data which appears on face of security index cards loMalready existent. © 20) skieenept ee we mee pee ee, - er et fem ny Bye vjer ‘selection should be made in the opening paragraph op’. sn, FD-122 is svtiritted with abstract when used to recvmmend the subgect tor inclusion in the security index. and without abstract when used to indicate additions, deletions, oF changes in data appearing on existing cards. (c) When form FE %22 is submitted to Bureau recommending in- .. , @lusion of : name in security index, attach an additional .- : oe . . page or pages setting out a succinct summary of facts on Po ta ee mors which recommendation has been based. Facts must be in detail to clearly reflect soundness of recommendation. Statements of conclusion are not enough and original sources must be characterized as to reliability. Summary must con~ tain pertinent dates of subject's activities. ; * . (a) When, at conclusion of investigation, subjectfs name is not r being recommended for security index, set out a brie? . . summary statement in the cover page{s) accompanying closing C . . ‘report[showing]reasons for decision, , : _{e) Security index cards shall be recommended by and maintained by office of origin only. (£) {A current report must be in possession of the Bureau when subject is recommended for security index. If it is the initial report in the case, it must be a summary report, If, however, prior investigative reports have been sub~ mitted which are suitable for dissemination and are appropriately documented, a summary report need not be - submitted. j . (g) To assure that subject recommended for security index will ~ receive proper attention, case shall be kept in pending or pending—inactive status until security index card has been reoeived from Bureau and filed in office security index, If case continues in pending status because of outstanding investigation, reports shall carry a lead to follow author~— igation of security index card by the Bureau in addition to : - other leads. if outstanding investigation has been completed . and case would otherwise be closed upon submission of the report and form FD-122, case shall be placed in pending— . . inactive status with lead to follow authorization of security Se, , " * Zmndex card by Bureau. In latter instance, upon receipt of ‘+ Bureau's response, case may be closed administratively. {h) Recommendation for security index card should not be delayed because of abscnce of information concerning race, sex, citizenship, date and place of birth, or description where security index card is warranted. In such instances, rec~ ommendation for the card should be submitted with a current report and case retained in pending status with active investigation continuing to determine missing items of information. ae 47 ._ WwW S5072 Doold: 32989525 Page 832 ; 5--12--61 si taatiatee bce a gE ORES Ma rege cat Nie yaa ed goa By
87D MW Sa072 ~~ fie nal Od . te) os ‘ . £. | r 87. SECURITY a | Subjects missing or out of country may be recommended for the security index provided instructions set forth in 87D 6b (3) and (4) are followed, Forms FD-122 submitted on subjects should.include data required in 87B 7b (6) (bv) IV below. (3) (When form FD-122 is submitted recommending a security index card be prepared on a subject who is of Chinese extraction, the words "Other ~ Chinese" must be included in the space on the form calling for a statement as to the subject's race, When form FD-122 is suomitted recommending that a security index card be prepared on a person who is not of Chinese extraction but who has shown definite sympathies with Communist China, the form should include under "Miscellaneous" 2 statement to the effect "sympathetic to Communist Chine."] Upon receipt of form FD-122 at Bureau, the case of the sub— ject will be reviewed and if recommendation of field is concurred in, security index cards will be prepared, Dupli- cate copy of form will be returned to office of origin stamped "Security Index card approved and prepared, three copies attached, Pi: ce description and photograph on reverse side of Geographic... card. Cards should be filed in your _ Security Index," The three cards shall be filed in security index as outlined below, The returned copy of FD-122 shall be placed in subject's main investigative case file, ' Offices with a geographical breakdown by residence und employment will receive an extra card. , When security index cards are received from Sureau, data thereon must be checked for accuracy. Cards will be com- plete except for field office file number, description, and photograph. Office file number should be placed on face of all cards. Descriptions and photographs are main-— tained on separate cards of similar size to security index cards which are stapled to back of two of the cards, One card will then be filed in the geographical section of office security index (except special section cards and unavailable section cards ~ see 87D 7b (6) (t) III ana IV below), and one card shell be filed in the duplicate security index maintained away from headquarters city. The other card is filed in alphabetical section of security index, No information other than office file number shall be permanently added, deleted, or changed on face of security index card without complying with instructions set forth below under 87D 7b (8). (5) Content and appearance of security index card Aa) Doold: 32969525 Data to appear on face of card . When complete, face of security index card should contain the following information, If any of items enumerated in I through XIV are missing at time the security index card is made, the case should be continued as pencing and inves ti- gétion conducted to obtain the necessary information, Set forth uncer each item below.are possible categories in which subject may be classificd, together with cede letters which “should be placed in appropriate space on form FD-122 when sending form to Bureau recommending s security index card te prepared, Code letters should subsequently appear on security index cards received from Bureau. . Ie Name and aliases The full arid correct name and aliases of the subject must be contained on the security index card. When the true name of a subject or any aliases are changed, added, deleted, or are fourd to be incorrect-, form FD-l22 must be submitted reflecting the correct data to be placed on the security index card, 48 Page 633 10—13--58 red sinh bet ical Os ‘ Sooty Apt ool ee Hg z > 4 = Bey nN at te *% om x x ak < PRS aptavn nile site seat Xe ihe hg} mn > CLOT pelb ot 4, fe vb ie bee ee $4 Lee end MEL ait ig