Director, FBI (62-109060) 4/22/69 SAC, New Orleans (89-69) ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, DALLAS, TEXAS, NOVEMBER 22, 1963 MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING (00: Dallas) On 4/21/69 CS NO 1223-R furnished the photographs (13) of a bullet, which are being furnished the Bureau and Dallas. He photographed the bullet at the request of NED TOUCHSTONE, Editor of "The Councilor." In the March 22, 1969, issue of "The Councilor," is an article entitled, "'Death Bullet' is Ready for Labs.” Two copies of this article are also enclosed for the Bureau and for Dallas. , The source related that TOUCHSTONE claimed he ob- tained the bullet from a doctor who performed the autopsy on President KENNEDY, and this is the bullet that was held by the doctor. The above is furnished for information only. No actim being taken by the New Orleans Office. 1 ~ Bureau (Enc. 15) po 2 - Dallas (Enc. 15) Na 2 ~ New Orleans (1 - Eman vA . TPK-epk (1 - 170-14 (6) Wb’ Docld: 32319454 Page 2?
ABttpa Soa T re Taare ET CLASSIFIED By 1 — Boxt2-(Rev. 6-6-74) i OPTIONAL FORM NO, 1¢ ° MAY 1962 EQITION GSA GEN. REG, NO, 27; UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum | Witt Dwiiilnny TO | Director, § FBI /\ - . Air” ohh | Me bom ( c0-7801-91229 890) . DAVID: HOLLADAY - ene, «= cL = EGS (00: BS) ¢ a ‘Enclosures to this memorandum are classified in conformance with classifica- tion onieed cont the information by the source WE \Ge) - e >. eae i Ta wee sag rec eivé ed from Bureau Source 300 who has furnished 1 relia able information in the past. ae cee ae Permission has been received from the source to disseminate this information oe to United States and foreign agencies provided the information is appropriately cla assified ; and, paraphrased in a manner which will fully protect the nature of the source. Verbatim SEE REVERSE qvagation from the attached material and use of complete, exact addresses set out in at- SIDE FOR tached material tend to indicate the nature of the source andvare to be avoided when pre- CLASSIFICATDONNE communications for dissemination. Should investigation develop from a nonsen- ACTION sitive source, such as an interview of the subject, substantially the same information con- ~ tained in.the enclosures hereto, do not include the Bureau Source 300 information in com- cots munications prepared for dissemination. (%) 6- Xe) - . In enclosed letter to addressee MADER. (JULIUS MADER Bufile 105-13 594), East Berlin, subject states he has read MADER‘s KENNE aD and MARTIN. LUTHER KING and asks if: MADER: would be Wilting provide information to American researchers ‘who | (Like himself ) axe not satisfied with official explanations of. theideaths. He defines 4 other areas of interest, noting that information. comp il ed thus 4a! \\ him ig coutained on some 6,00 computer cards punched. since Januar ia} Aa al my yt Be hopes for an exchange of information with. MADS R and refexs the ‘ito the Yioster Times, P.O me Box 3 25 va ‘Street Station, New Yor en (S-1 le) | ; ae \ ror ay (copy of his s CROSS): — ; . . 3 % - Bureau “Ene. 1 Jes “ 2 a _- Bonn (1s ORLPBOL-3122 HOLLADAY | (1:(1.05-4658. MADER) |(C) Docld: 32319454 Page 3 UE 4 ne Request enclosure(s) be translated (7) in summary ar ve erbatim and enclosure(s) 5 atid translation sent to interested fiel B,.. t i d division. G- Ye) HOOK, ‘Who's SWho7in CIA" and wants a copy of it although he found it jacking in several res pects, as specified. Subject is involved in research on CIA and the assassinations of President KENNEDY ROBERT : Enclosed is ‘one copy each of [_] visa application(s) ( general item(s) (&) 6-1 Ye)